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“Always Goodbye” [Edward G. Robinson Plays Dual Role j Ginger Finds Love
Is Dramatic Story ’ Of type of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde In Romantic Spot
Of Mother-Love
J At Vacation Camp
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Beauty is ths immediate and
all-inclusive definition for “ Atways Goodbye," one of the finest
In the chain of excellent iOth
f'entury-Fox production".
Seldom 'does a story come to
the attention of the fan* with
as much undentandlnir and tins
sense of the value of dramatic
minutae.
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In the capable ham!" o f tostars Barba^rn Stanwyck and Iterb*rt Marshall and under tiie fine
touch of Sidney lumfietd1" direrlinn, "Always Goodbye" aci)inrea
the beauty of sheer simplicity
in a story that is— on several ocfE R Y DANGEROUS TRIANGLE— Edward G. RohUsoo, CUIra easions— conducive 10 a lump In
the IhroaL
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tiger .Allows 11 Hits In 11 Innings
^ While Mates Collect Nine Off
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Of Harper And Porter
weed run In Iho -19th walked tha nast two to force in
gsve the DeLand Red* tha needed run.
dad margin to nose out I i n bla It
Innings on the
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a *t Conrad I mound, Finger walked four man
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hits whil. Harper!
Por'* r,
p . „ J7-,' for the
Victory while > Ftn^or
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Po,Ur w h ,,wa* eredlted with the
* U « In thu ninth gov*.the locals.
p Snore to the locals.
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|f who rellavtd Flngarj Moors af
It fum e went hlllesa.
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Ogh the locals played a| rttm'n in
^fenalv. gmue, the bat.
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Mhl not unlraah their amh lb
ilna which
they have j ' j j p ' w
on opponents during the Allan"! “
ryorel games.
The only a Jstsr rf
u gel post first boa* tn ■r t **rr 9
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0 hit was Moor* who
Total*
* 0 t 0 triple.
nwLAnn
Hag 12 pulouta without Mswati *r
. orror, Bid lludwm, who £ lr7,‘ *lt *"
twn tin t bale . . Hints* ^ ’ ,b
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id t* hoop Devla nut H Jorhsen a
(ml waa the key maw in
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kfcbuta defined, Adi xya* mnrfiar it,
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[ with four putouta and
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tat Ih the game tehlnd
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dk DsKamu* made font
Tout*
.Holt'll tor Vareer-to Ilk.
.Nana a«| wksa wteolag rug
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•shottler
>e f. HHan
’ tlaroae la
Forest land) in this country
Germany gave notice of wi'h
draws! from the leaytie of Nn- now total 815,000,000 acres, al
lions on October 14, 1933, anil moat one-third the continental
ceased ln be a member October United States. Of these, nearly
30 percent are publicly owned.. .
‘T A K E CARE OF YOURSELF" la Ginger Regers' father’s advko
as tha lovely dame starts a ff au har tim a a r vacation
Radio's “ Having Wonderful Tima."
la
Tha players, left la right,
RKO
o ra l
Miss Ragan, Daau Jaggar, laaa Court any and Harlan Briggs, DungInsanity, and ha la aeqoltted
Defeats [Lookout* To Meet
iGondoliers While G a in e s v ille In
G’ Meo Lose Again |C on test Tonight
Islanders Score Five Locals .Will Attempt
Runs In First To
To Reduce Lead Of
Win From Saints
Leaden In League
flea than In olhar occupations.
tha bast combinations In tha
Hague as wall as on* of tha beat
martsgars.
Tha barrage from tha Look
outs big guns, which failed for
tha first time hi several games
last night, la expected to be an
Important factor In deciding the
conteat with tha Itabus leaders.
A return game will be played
with tha G-Men here
Sunday
afternoon.
•The names of
tha
atartlng
hurl ere for thg gam*
tonight
were not announced.
Classified Advertisement
BUSINESS SERVICE
While the Orlando club wsi
Manngger BUI “ Saw
Meatbusy defeating the second place Rodger* will Uko hie protegee
The President of Argentina
Laeiburg Gondolier* by a (core to Oalneeville tonight for tha must be a Roman Catholio by
of 4 to 3 In i to Inning affair first gams o f s
aeries with birth. He la elected for si* yea re
last night, the league
leading league leading G-Men
Rod la Ineligible for re-election.
GalneaviUc 0-Men dropped o «| Jibe G-Men are ahe.d of their
to 5 decision to tbs
Palatka naoreal rivals, the Leesburg OonAialeas and Daytona Beach won ; doIUr^ by five gumea but tha
5 to 2 ovtr fit. Augustin*,
LpokauU upset to narrow this
Fry*'* singlo to tontor *eor- |«*d tnd contlnu# their winning
ing Ruggvtio in tho 10*h framt l tr**k.
gnvo Conn «ho tdvantnbo t w ,
with th« nddlUon of awroJ
Hunch in n mound duct Itt which
p ls jin |o Iho local rotUr,
Senator and Lowburg hurleta
Lookout# now have one of
*‘ r'kln‘
,ptr walked ono and glao formed
' teams hit
uppoalrty ’ MT,n b i, t m '
nan freely la.t night na *r* “ '*d * uh
.Who burtOd 11 Innlnha,,*1*1'*
PorUr
Pr in c e s s
Sunday, July 31— Ken Maynard In "W HIRLW IND
HORSEMAN."
Added feature: "HOLLYWOOD STADIUM
I
THE STANDINGS,P ^ a n J o
PLO R IU A STATE LKAUL'R
Gainesville ------------- •<
!• . « «
Leesburg ---------------- >*
It .««]
l>*rlan * Elesck _____ i t
I t ,IU
Orlsnto _______________ la
I I .11*
Ht. A u g u s tin s _________te
l l .lie
Palatka _______________ 4*
I t .IIS
Us L a n d ___ _______I t
I I .III
aanfsvd ... -------So eg .SSS
Msaalla Last Mlgbi
Os Land a . laalecO I f I I Ian.)
Orlando I, Latsburg I ( I * Inn.)
A T T H E R1TZ
Sunday, Monday— Ginger Royer* and Doogl** Fairbanks,
Jr., In “ HAVING WONDERFUL TIME.”
Tuetday, Wednesday— Edward G. Robinson In “THE
AM AZING
DOCTOR
CUTTERHOUSE."
Alio
Barbara
Stanwyck and Herbert Mnnhall in “ ALW AYS GOODBYE."
Thursday, Friday— Warner Baiter,
Marjorie
Wearer,
Peter Lorre, and Jean Heraholt In 'T L L GIVE A M ILLION."
Added Wayne Morrla, Priscilla Lane, Humphrey Bogart, and
Hugh Herbert In "MEN ARE SUCH FOOLS."
Saturday— "C A L L OF
THE
MESQUITEERS.”
Also
"BULLDOG DRUMMOND IN AFRICA."
H
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rs f sa t Humphrey Bagart are tha dyuamie threatens, who Bead
Setting a beautiful talc of 1
east af “ Tha Amaslng Dr. Clittarkauaa," Waraar Bran.* saiga.
modern mother love before a E
m d f drama with Rablasan la the till* rala. It semes ts tha k/letitoscoplc backfround of urea- I ' ■
Tuesday and Wednesday.
■lonal yrlmneaa, sporadic sor- I M H ^ E I ^ ^ E
row ana vtvaeloaa, resplendent HERBERT
MA
yowna on Fifth Avenue and in BARBARA STA
Paris, tha film scintillates wiln |Bj f
right, a
the many fa cta of love that “ Always Gwodby
cornea to Ita characters.
lury-Fai dram.
Baroara Stanwyck,
In love, Haatar and Jaha
walta for har aaytr young man law, left and el|
who Is apaadlny to City Hall to
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marry har. II. Is killed as * ' * H erah o lt S i
car craihea
Into a trolley.
Stunned at tha tragedy, aha wanC ir C U H 1
ders toward tha river where Her—
bert Marshall, a derelict
|diyJean Heraholt
aleian, talks her out o f a sui- few people in
eide attempt.
She faints and never saw n cirri
the physician sees that she Is
Jt wasn't part
taken to a hospital. . . where her couldn't have *
son Is barn.
ti-gularly as tin
Marshall's sincere love for the him, but someth
brave girl; har love for her child Ims existed tietw
(Johnnie Russell); the love of llersholt fur mm
foatar paranta who adopt the ntiun.
youngster; the
temperamental | Twenty years
Parisian ardor of Caaar Romero
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take bis
and the ultimata love which son to the bid ti
brings tha itory to a suspense ! rt.nrhed the malr
ful conclusion create a beautl- that a gold wal
fttl saga with a throbbing m «- which hia moths
aaga for today’, womanhood.
years before, ha
lan Hunter head* the featured.
Complaints u
Romero, \ marched home w
IHER BAXTER and tha glaasaruua Marjaria Wsavar la tha east Including Caaar
lama aiaamalla re mass a “ I'll Give A Mllllaa," samjag i . tha Lynn Bari, Blnnla Barnes and never went near
John Ruasall.
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Hut recently
Than I re Thursday and Friday.
Darryl F. Zanuck. In charge | upon to play the
iK&a with electric ayto are
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Sidney, In Warner Its
Men o ffic e workers
havs bean of production, aatecUd
taking the place of human I more adversely affected by tha Lanflald to direct, with
Vara In making traffic counts I Installation of book-keeping ay* mond Griffith
associate
doctr,
Ighwayi.
chinas than womrn.
ana realistic touches for hUrola.
pcalaKnot Score In 9th;
Lose Aa Run la Forced In
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 31
PERSONAL
l«BALJ
ONLY ONE BOAT
JOE P A L O Q K A
■ H A i m I |P
BE*t.
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B u M
U T h o * O n ly ( j U f n l
F la rld a C ity A ffo r d in g K ail, H tth w a y
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A n d W a te r Tran sportation
AN
V O LU M E X X IX
Member Associated' Press
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. AUGUST 1. IMS
Fifty Soviet Planes Marble Game
Bom b Rail ways In Is Hit Again
By HighCourt
C h angkufeng Area
Four Planes Brought
Down By Japanese
Anti-Aircraft Fire,
Jap Army Reports
Incident Follows
Clash On Sunday
Japs Claim To Have
Driven Enemy Out
w In Terrible Fight
H S IN K IN G
Mnnchoukuo.
Aug. 1.— ( A P ) — The Japan
ese arm y announced todny
that B0 Sovte'. warplanes in
flicted slight damage on some
railways
in an afternoon
raid today on Changkufeng
and vicinity in the disputed
border region.
I t said four Russian planes
were brought down on Korean
territory while or»j we* believed
down In Menchoukuo eftvr the
raider* dropped nearly 30 bomba.
The lone reported bombarded i*
near the Junction af the bonier*
of Japaneae Korea, Minchoukuo
and Russian Siberia.
The announcement tekl
the
Japtn-ee u*ed only anti-aircraft
Dr* a* they were too near the
border to use defeneive plane*.
A Tokyo announcement of the
“ <” • Incident utd
J* panne
plane* were uaed to rap.l the re
ported attack.
Grand Jury Probe
Of Earle Machine
Okeyed By Judge
Supreme Court Denies
P e t i t i o n For Re
hearing In 3rd A t
tempt To Operate
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Sem inole C otm ly Prod urea
More K ru ll And Y rg H n M r* Than A n y,.^ *
S im ila r A rea In A n irn ra
Krflaolished In 1908
IN PE A C E —A F LY IN G Y A C H T ;
N l M H K R 290
Doctor Says
Governor Is
In No Danger
IN W A R — A ‘D R E A D N A l (H IT
Cone In .larksonville
Hospital Is Said To
Ite linprovingltyAt1 tending I* h y s i cian
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TAI.I.AIIANMKI*:. Aug. I.— GP) t
n Itern t. us uf
marble
gam#*
■bnI their thmi alLrmpt in the
Supreme I «u» t Imluy to prevent,
Inquiry Into G r a f t til** seianif of Their h*>ariia u a
Charges Permitted wider of Itov. t one.
Wit hunt (fomnenta the* Court
By Bench Decision iJonied a>i •-RTiaor«i Hurry petition
for a i hearing of its decision
IIA HR I SRI! |{(>, Pa. Aug I
hold inif I be i'amow might be
(il1) —Juifgp |* Iui M Frbai'ffri h
opiiiiinl rontmi y to ih* Bi^tc*a
day hi hi iluit the Pi«nn*ytvMrnn utd i slot mm Inlie law and thua
Irfrinlaturf cm* hi not ’itMpfinl i w-old l»«('ohm* siilijvet tu iciiure.
I In i niiii lu‘-i July H held thal
grand jury iiivrNtiga*ii»»i *»f |m«'i
lo tiffs I’oidd sen* (ho marble
lien I ginfi and rnrtupMon ih u r tar■IfMimit tlOV. tie’Or/M II!
h I'll* ttewirds if the operator
le^trd for violating the slot ma
and Id lit hern hi ^h in qtai* [Vinn
t - —.... •••* *•*»-- ■•vMisa; <ir*i|iii*rw, >- ** |>t|»|'lt|(Pr II111lit'
ill
chine Inw .
critic rank*.
Thre»* rases were involved in speed of 100 mile* an hour. For
pur|hi «■**, the plan** *.
|
[>rgifl’atKm tu permit Ihi* jfrii
era I at a«*mtly t*i take* u i»rnj**rti*d eTrh of the dechhi.i, one from
corporal ion of Knrmingdide, N, Y.
inquiry away f rrim Iht* yiaml Brevard and two from Voluda.
Jury and plan* D in tho* Hands i f
a l«*|?iallMve ctirnmitlrt* was |4;ihmiI
Saturday and Rkgncd by tht* l»nv
rrnor.
The judif»fa n|riition wan *m n
prtftkin by Diltrirt Attorney Curl
B. Shelly of llurriat urg. lie ?h
J 1• i* W uni, SiiiliLur 11 i*nl m In*
In charge of 1hr grinil jury in
inn if with fir « lia.it i i,t il..
quiry.
ChnndsT nf L'uinmvice ufflcialt
The judge nlati ordered Hliel
thhiri«|,, him.*) i Ii .itdIm i *.f
have estimated that thr averagr Rollins
Urges Joint IDltt!
ley’a evidence lucked up, and pro
C’rrrl.JU, li t*
IIMUI1! <H
►
>I IMff .i
summer wrrkday attemlanre at
hibited all p*r*4niii aubpociiiietl lo
Civic Meet To Hear L* l 11L(11<411» 11mtil y I. . i hi" inn it |i
the Munii-ipal /.ou is apprusiappear before the grand jury
■iinlrly
Add ressBy Chapman of M M 11)411111*74 *if III,* > • D lirlti't'
from testifying before I he legis
Hal unlay tmtrning wai drsiglative committee.
C’- 'inf; ••nl i y f I iIII. \, III . , .11
ntttrd a, the average
week day
E I lluy w*s the pilncipal l.-t
anti several Huy Scouts uf Troop
ut the Itidaty (Tub
Bi
\\ inn, uhti
t*t ni «.ii-c ii
No. fi ruunltsl vlslturs ul Ihe run v|h oker
Townsend Credited
||M'**k ill Mn* I^A.I I I r114>1111III .|,I
between Ibr hours uf N:TO u'cluck lutirheon .Monday ami >mimed lu
i Oxygen Ti nt Is
Reptirli'd Used
>Illness D e s c r i b e d
As Resulting From
A II e a r l Ailment
-IA i K - O W I l 1 I '
(A l'i
itii iii
in i .ti
()tui
Aug.
• . m i mill'll
u i
1.
im prove-
« ini.-'-s t'ltmli-
ii |intTrii
(tuluy
Dy
Mr. S t.inlt s K i u i n ttliu im atf i u l i n p Hit i 11it-1 K x f i u t i v o
1
III II l l l f p ll.ll III |c,
"T in
n ml mln‘S
111 III IfltilV." .1ml i < in iio tinim-ili.(■t* ti t III' i-r",
llu* |ihy- 1. Kill ml
IL hi’jirt in doinc,
11■* Vi .•*k i . iiiiii kjit.fv w i’ll unii If
Im- . i « h" k' »ni pi.ii, frf«» from
lllHl**V id. »■ Hnl • a. Hvnifntf
h*
•lll'lllll1
ttV’ l flu -ittiu’k. (lov.
rum* 1 HI tftMl"t -pn »N and it U
Wtl h .1.11 II nil t lh:P In* is kept
in |m .11 Jk It* 144 hi". t*e kffp ctiina
•’••Ml 1* 1 V%till 1ill!' il III If "4 Ilf fill
o ff !•-•• **
1hf C'.y. •in*1’ w.14 I Ilkf ii to
Ibf In* pii.tl F* ft.ly iiftcr h*» hint
a 11**i i*I her? un' L l Ihe .i.ii (.*•'. *in »**
M.
..... aii. I i In* C iiv e rn o r* *
iI iimkIiI i i . Mi*
Maik By run of
I f ii»mi, i <i" ai | lie h*.4|MUl. ThO
physa j ut *|i'4 in, • *• l*» I'u m n io n t
NaM mil "N t•*i**■•i an **a^4*4*11 lent wa*
I rir.t treatment.
(il.-t .I-* lieu’
riic
1 loop. i’ll tMi'il ut tl,.
(r.iined at Him All hi if
..,i f
J A i K S i i \ \ H i | . A n t- 1
l.llll ilfpitl ilt.it tli
*ifli r hooil
f in v r i it.'i i *»im* w an p fa o -.l y n f«r#Otrftii ?*|ii nii’ i.. Mh- . 1. I.lki^
V f n G in
Saturday .
I’rtrl ill lh.’ ii 11r111u1 in ,inipinfill 1 ^ * »n
f iMi’ ht -in?1 1 S .uul.iv
n in m iiig 1 in
1 H.ipH 'Mill ir linn ( i Min M m
m
\ ■iifi-hf' * h«* pii ni hf r«*( a
llAS ppi >ni S.il ip .la>
\ilK 1 l
.!*• .■ i m i*.I *.| th.* fiin n ly Raid,
EloiseWinn Leads Sanford National Guard
Daily Attendance H oy Describes
At Zoo Estimated E v e n ts In Life
Amateurs In Jaycee Event Troops Entrain
To Be About 1,200
Of J.C. Penney
With Thomas’ Win
TULSA, Ok)*., Aug. M A I
-(A h - though neither dally paper In Tul
sa attributed any portion of Hen.
^ s a w Russian troop* were with- Iliomas's victory to Dr. Town
send and the Townsend organisa
’
drawing northward from Changtion,
William
K.
llulchinson,
kufeng, on the Monehoukuo-91- Washington correspondent for thr
berian border, where a cla*h International News Service, de
described a* a "terTibl* fight” clares the President must “ share
the credit with l)r. Townaend,"
took place yesterday.
The report o f the Russian according to the Tulsa West Side
withdrawal followed a Japanese Journal, which ssys:
'‘Both President Franklin D.
assertion that Soviet forces had
been driven from the disputed Roosevelt and Dr. Francis E.
frontier' territory. The commu Tnwnscml came to Oklahoma anil
nique said only about goo Rus •aid a ’few kind words’ for thr
sian soldiers remained In the nomination and, of course, rc-elecarea. It is assumed they were lion of Sen. Elmer Thomas to the
outside the territory claimed ny U. 8- Senate. The President want
ed him re-elected to the U. S.
Japan.
Both the war office and the Senate -because he is one uf the
foreign office declared Japan had outstanding statesmen in the Sen
no Intention of advancing farther. ate, a progressive who cooperate*
A Moscow communique dealing with the administration program.
"Dr.
French*
E. Townsend,
with tha same a n a and assumably the same battle, asserted the president of the Townsend Na
Japanese invaded Soviet territory tional Recovery Plan wants (Elmer
Hunday night and were "strongly Thomas re-elected because he
- rebuffed with a heavy lose of gave hit unqualified endorsement
of the General Welfare Act (The
men and equipment.”
------ —-*------ 1— tstl- Townsend Plan), IIK 4109, and
mated *he Russian* suffered‘ “ I promises to do all he ran to e f
casualties and loet consider —J fect Ite enactment Into law when
equipment. Jepi^*ss were te- he was the only candidate for tho
tl. ft.. Senate who del endorse
ported to here auaUlnad a--- *^
the Townsend Plan In its entire
resueltles. '
The war office said Urge for ty, although both Gamer Smith
and E. W. Marland claimed they
M l were deployed on both ■
of tha IU-dafin*d border with th* were for the General Welfare
____ _
bomba rdinf one Act, but with amendments.
Soviet
frontier point with haary artli
WANTED CASH
lery concealed In tha hiUe.
Tha an a la aloaa to tha JuneWASHINGTON, Aug.
llm a f tha boundaries af Manchoukuo, Russian Siberia and Jap Franklyn Wallman, puhlklty di
anese Karaa, aouthwaat af Vladl- rector for tha Republican Nation
al Commltlea, said yvalarday that
roatok.
Ruaalan* hart htld It far near- Now Deal million* had bean iholy thnw waaka and eMoecow re velad Into tho homo district of
Jacted reported Jipanmo and Representative Maverick (D TeaMaachoukuoan protesU that they aa), In a futile effort to renomi
were oa Maachoukuoan territory. nate him.
TOKYO,
IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R
i
Aug
108 Charged
Citv News Briefs
uf J. C. |\» »11-m l i * i l)«*(iit> luMii in |.(t
..t the morning ami !i:00 o'clock Rotsrians ihe 'Tufe
among Lt 11•Ai iiiiii I t ill i al | m i l l in
in the aflnnoon snd found that tVr, •'y .' duelsring llut
p* <n nit (nut Jkt*«*n Injnv ♦-! lair
all
store
managers
and
employe,a
HID persuns stupprtl lu look at
throughout the entire chant there It Jit In IlMlf NUI 111till* liijlr I tal [ l
the animals.
u • Jayri'i* 4 w i l l liMla>
From 5:U0 o'clock an Chambir was Ihi simrerrsl respect and ndJ)Uf |it«>icrj||i AU4 I I ftdt u I
of Commerce officials kept close mifatlon for Mr. Fcnney.
Mr. Hoy was introduced to iKpp Sbidiin U trim in i h i.iu l.*
wstch and esllmsted ihst appro*,
f i Mill »hi* .luyrri* hiiichi'nri in »*t■
intslely 207 additional
persons the club as manager of the local
( i nfill** rttuiiilK'i uf I 'Aimiiii* i . *
J.
(’.
I'vnncy
story
by
Ur.
It.
v i,licit the loo.
(til Dil mi;
k
Chamber Secretary Ralph
F- Ituprerht, chairman of t|,e pro
WiiilM-^A Vw*i fr*'iii t-ai'Ji **f •
The m--i >,
llugwrll, said attrnaUncr aernied gram committee
«'li t Vnfi a! V Uiiitla 4«*i4111iivh, Kill
particularly low fur
Saturday, was presided over by I’rrrid-o' U f for filial I hull III4 till I hi Mai’i
Geurge
H
oIIt . i who luld Kolim
and other Chamber officials and
4»f (In* B* ai'liftm I hi-drv Jaiii* m
loo attendants reported aU*r>l- aits of the rrevn) directors' no • I ■hr HUtmiu r wilti a frci* t« i|i I**
ing
and
auggestrd
a
Joint
■
•ic
ance was unusually low. Under '
Ni*w Y**rk \Ail(»' all 4*x|m*ii ■*1*4 |iui*l
the circumstances It Was decided ing of local civic clubs for the hi*hl up fur the buy nr i;n| y t h "
that an additional
200 could purpose of hearing l.. F. I'hnp arcuu * tin' final nppr«*va! i f
reasonably bs added to Salur- i man, 9upcrintenili-ni of the State
day's count which would bring Prison Farm.
Mr. Hoy said that Mr. I’m “Ladies Nijfht" Will
the total estimate to 1,200.
A count uf Hunday visitors ney was born on a farm, the Be Held At Bull Park
will be made later anil this fig- , son uf pour psrir.'s, and » « *
ure, together with the week-day forced to tiegin earning his own
Tnmyhl ^ ill Im- ’ I.a.he 4 Nu;ht '
averagu will be used a* a com living at the age of eight. His at the Mutiiripal Bill I'nrk, 1
first
business
venture
was
the
parison during the winter seasrv.
K. Brail flaw, pr.nt<|i-ri| .if |hi*
Members of Troop 5 who pig buainraa in which he started
84*111)11 h> t 'utility I'te ' li.lll A<4S*i
with
unv
small
pig,
finally
build
helped count Ihe visitors Ha I or '
viol Ion ntiiHitifi .J this iiiiiriiiiii',
■lay are as follows: Joe Trnhet. J ing t| up into a thriving institu
All wuini'ii will he :i«liiiitti'*l
liillie Herndon, Billy Hollyhead.. tion of 12 pigs, whir, he was
f r t v to tin * p a rk . M i
B r .n lih r w
AI [truck, I’ ata Brock, and liillie forced to liquidate on account of
Di t Iu m i I, mhhnif thril he llnji
In
objection*
from
his
nrighhsirs
Fleming.
Following hit graduation from »?« u Ior if* turnout for the jfriiiie.
Ickes Advises Apply
For P W A Works Now
high achuol, Mr. I’rnnry obtained
employment In a dry goods store
where he woiked for a year for
IJ.27 prr month. AI the login
ning of the second year he made
a cir.'ruct of |2U<) for the year's
work. In his third yrsr this wis
raised to !-KH>
Then his health failed him, nnd
he was told to go west foe hi*
health and nevrr to go bark into j
j
|Pm ,Tbbm ew. t*eae Twer
WASHINGTON. Aug l - W V
Administrator
Ickea
cautioned
municipalities today against fur
ther delay In applying far public
works project*.
in a statement Icke* prepared
before leaving fur a vacation tour
ha aald the PWA had paaaed the
ft.000,1)00,000 mark (half way
point) of the preaent program and
that 'here might be vary llttla
money left for laggard applicant*.
Dwindling rreoureaa, he said,
made*It apparent the PW A would
Declaring that the had ne*-r
tv unable to take care of all pro
jects aabmltted for conaideraltun. been “ so thrilled or happy befuri-,“
('ora Leo McMahan of Oviedo,
Ovinlo,
who won tho Daytona Beach
Bruch
TOBACCO MARKET
Bathing Beauty contest non
‘ ~i the
thr
fourth o f. July, disclosed* y**teryestefVALDOSTA, Ga.t Aug. 1 -0 D
—Buyers paid nearly $4,000,000 day that she we* married to Phil
In two days for bright leaf to ip Graham, Daytona Beach dmg
bacco sold In IS o f the IT Geur- dark, Saturday night.
Tha coapla awoke Judge K. W.
gia-Florida
mirkote, a report
from (he Bureau af Agricultural Ware from his sleep shout 2 « i
o’clock in tha morning to perform
Economica indicated yesterday.
Growers sold 14JU A 40 pound* tha ceremony.
Mrs, Graham aakl she and her
for an average of M J t cents in
tha raaikeU covered hi, a review, husband, accompanied by a party
of tho opening Maniacs by Ber of frienda arrived In Hanford
nard l.obachuts, junior market shortly before S:0ll o’clock *nd
ing specialist with the Tobacco aronaed Judge Ware and asked
Section. Buroaa a f Agricultural him for a marriage license. Oblig
Economics, United ItedM De ingly Jadge Ware Issued the IIcenae and performed the ceremony.
partment of Agriculture.
In the party an witnesses were
This would a a r n t to I U H . Mildred Brawn, Jackie Tamar,
OBIa Ball Lao. Madeline Brown,
and Harry K. Graham, the latter
LANDS BUI TROUT
a Wether -af tha groom.
KoufiiMl shuiihl put on 11 |fi»*u|
fthow
liu iii ch lg
lie
m a h I,
m ill
the
(hmu’es -ir.' IntKht f.'r a viHury.
The
r a Hit'
will lieym
at H; I fi
ai usual
HAH FIKHT WKIHlINt;
W KW fll.A S fJ O W , K . .S (jV ) A lih o u irh niur«» than
1ihi yearm
old, .v u th e rtu n il'i« Itiv e r, n m in i)
i l L l r i c f n t'a r h e rr, had Bo f l r r i
w ttk liiiif r e ie n t ly.
Cora Lee McMahan, Daytona Beach
Beauty Contest Winner, Is Married
FORT W ILLIA M - W J - N In e .
year-old JlmaUe JaTrte W
lag early hi Ufw ta aolled hte
rare Dah sioriaa. Jimmie landed
Th* laall.ir.ir hrsuty contrst
winner who lisd ju
returned
frem a trip tu Washington where
sh« was sent by Daytuniin* for
her victory on the Boardwalk.
July 4, said "Oh, I'm so happy. |
never was *<> hippy In alt my
lift," explaining that “ it was *11
ta tuiMwi and when 1 laid Mr.
Graham Friday night that I
w»a going home
visit mother,
said “ Well, I'm going along
we'll get minted on Ihu
way."
" I said it was okay with roc,”
she cuntinurd, 'and then we
gathered siimv friends and landed
at Judge W a it’s home and were
te
Mrs. Graham said she knew
Jadg. Wa>», and was aura that
It veuid be allighe to gat him
(U> of bed to 'perform the mar-
Wcl Ground During
Annual Maneuvers
• .I .in HlV i! -it H*11
r l illir ,i * a |im i .1
a jitiiirt luik II
inif i*ii tile |*l'•
tllll VM*»4 Msh HI
i; ta in rr*»in
Itnyfii^. bl in*i ft111(1**1*. 1 ti'lli;! !•»
tinnier. ii’M of Mii, llvim tim
lli’l, jrl.lVIMVf I111* IlMMllh '•r&f!t|l Mll'l i
$•ml a r til ■lii' nimIi’ litne, Ihirolhv
V |jii.iM% pepuli-ir
1h*t i •
I ark -m n, imwliy fii iiihai ii m, M
;ifill Mm , Mi’Hliirrn*, lil.ukfiu’eil
conie.luiiH, iilul t luydu Keftfnw.iii,
mi iiiupunied J»y Fvi'lyti Nippvi.
HIIIIMtlg,
_________
University Alumni
Clult Plans Dinner
t 'l l l r Vi;n. Aug. I. — The Dm
v c - .tv ..r F tu r n in '* 4hU> aUmini
c lu li, in .tu tte d lli-ri- Inst
w eek.
p l.iris n -].cc iu t i l .....n r u in n lm g
A u g . I I in liu n iir u f one u f I tt u i i i i . i i i . n t m n m h n rs, | t r M. A u *
Im ( T i. iid k u f f , f u r m n r ly u f T u n i
,iii, w In* w ill s a il s h o rtly fu r a
y e a r u f spe cia l t t ii'illi's l s tu tly m
f« i.n ig n lands.
Furmer students uf the uni
versity residing in Chicago, f " r
iiuillv tni-eived Chatter No. 4a,
presented by
Flunk Wright,
tinim-svtlte, nt the must entliusi
i.-1is- gntliermg uf Florida men
in this rity's histury. Thu ehnr
ter was tin- first signed by the
new Fbuida alumni president.
I.. C. Cinftiin, Titusville, who
succeeded C. It, Overman, ling
dud, uu July ].
Chicago follows Atlanta ami
tlm New England Association in
Hie mailer uf out-uf-stulu alumni
clubs. There are 15 chartered
groups within Ilie'Htate of Flor
ida, Wright told local alumni, all
installed since March.
Louis .1. Knot was inducted n <
first president uf the local club;
John F. Cartridge, vice-president;
Joe Cnrraher, Secretary; Jin*
I’arka.d, treasurer.
YOUNG MORGAN HtCK
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. |.
Id’i
- An appendig operatiiv. rumvd
ysslerday a study of mid-wesinn
fen ...... runditiona being made
incognito by "farm hand” John
Pieipunt Morgan 111, 21-yrar-old
son of tho famoue banking fantU f.
Young Morgan ws* stricken
while working aa a hand un the
100-acr* timer
Addison farm,
two miles north o f Knighlstown
He hid pltebwl in ta thresh
wheat, milk cows and do other
farm chart*.
" S : Graham remained In Ovielo
ba( a few hours, returning lo
•ark at Drytons Beach, Mrs. Gra
BL'ITORS NOW LEERY
ham will follow him to tha beach
•fete, afternoon.
KUCHEVO, Yugoslavia - b W f 7Wa11 bo so happy," Mrs. Gra Thrice-widowed within four yeare,
ham aald, adding that "Philip and parinka Match has lost each *>f
tjted keen engigad fo r four her husbands by "act of God."
JUI IVtill' III ShtV ok I Ji ImiiiI III Ht!
•tVly* k Hiiinliiy iiioi iiiii§?
I *m
pii’iihi' |h i 14h*|* |».i hi will Im
nil il - f limit ) Kati ii4 * I it y uiitl
Jaiiilii ji> vvi ll ii4 thiii*’ 1 r*»ut Suit
fi*nl
r
111 i’ hi tliipati (icq llm iiiuirmi'f
ihitmil cil t Ii it I lit." 11114.*I•rt v\111
huvi* jtiiiyIlitii|f hut
ii
ph u'«n. *
(im. of il f.ir ihi* fil l few ilu> .
Hiaftimtvli u*. I»i:ivy
fuiiii Ituvi1
llrflH’lll*.! hit cm i*f i nl
1.*V»IH
I
Ini' lh. hi w III. mu 4iT hi a phyal*'<-*i*
' ii.’i nlf.J Mini hn lmiuIL
■‘"ii
w i • imf ultirmnii',
Ilif unvi’itiiir *K‘t*ti|ili*n rwim
*\*( ;.nj nf ihi* ln»HpitHl whet*
tu w.ii Likin In mi ambutiinctf
F in la y
<*uri m«?iIt’ll h y
tIn* j f i f a t -
*"B M-trn j im.I i-t imt pcrmlttnl
(.• hav.* viiiloft.
*\ f i i i ' i i . l w li.i
w ai
in
rln u a
i . i iJi’h w ith ih u nit m il in n
AwiUl,
h .'W .v c r. i li.nl niyiffii h a il
b u rn
.HiH11-1II |f lfll'ii%£UIHl *
if
:HH1*1IWV -n lim iii -it'i'i'th m ul i l l n i ti h eonprcpmi.l fi*» l wit W fik i itf war
.III).*n h.nl hi i n ilia i^ iix H fil na m
niaiiriiviTi
N ii I miiuiI ti ii u r il
lu'UI ( —441111) i u t.
triii'k-4 Intu(ft’i ctl l It *•*i4KfI* miiibly
lull'll J«D 'illy SmII'I t> * ill) y itur
Naliiiiiil f i nutmI niifti t n*m I mSoutlicrii St,l i f t f.*i Hu* tli .mil
t ul iitliii k mill il» Itr• 4* *»f Ihi*
fin If fun it*
1.111117 Binci uf
ipcfuil tmini
sp«*frii'il tliimjRli llii*
ili»wMpniir
I In i f ni nihi’T tuimpliciiiliunia
I ID- Im ; 41 inhh-.l, hut th e y iro
mt’ tily i uiit i ihuIin y hi ihi* uiftjor
i'.iin p h iiii!«
*11 .
in a v**ry
1« MHllHnril
Hu*k
mm
m n n,1*
‘a
!’ ■»• Twill
Chapman Talks To
Church Union Meet
On Prison Problem
uiiil (liHchmKnl tr*"»pi ul ,f.iii*.«i
thmuKb
«nilhfrn
Mi . iinuppi
'tin* nil’ll w ill’ lrmiHfrrr.il t>» tIn
I ti ic k1v W*4ihI*'.I llr Bnlit NilUiliD
F u lfil where* in-urly ;tOtnn«l
*>4
Hu* r*I|{iilur At my. IL ^rrvi* aii *I
1 linn 'illtf O. IlH ftllhjfCt *'H8*
Niliimal fiminl will i-h^ap*- in
tin ii Tii'krt" Supf rintfiiilent I**
in nn («a war fun1,
F
(linpiiiaii nf Ihti Flor 14*
W lull* lh* nifii iiwmtr.I Klit-
.Stall' PmiBi’iitiary
at
Halford
ifro
ifr o H
hnur,
our, Nft i»»r
f«»r \V*ili
n I’U ..Miluy.
m iiy .
a. .
.
a.,
a,,.. ... . * iMik** ai ilu* Cnrnii Church m#«lMftj ln ii. All'f 11 II Blamlm* •*! . •
.
». .
Inc Siimluy niRlit at I In* If uputt
ihf
Fhit ula Nall* uu* I Uutfiil i t
plaliifiV i b f
ne uviirft.
pur|Mi;tf uf
Ihi* mu
(T u n r l i ,
U tfv.
Paul
B iilf c ir n ,
p.eslilrlit o f I in* Hanford Min)*
slrriiil Alliance sajd today,
•*Thia wilt l«* c .rHi ly vain
Mr. Clitipicon pmtileil out four
ublf (mi
I
il l up a M* i
'
’
** *»
•ivlit" ’ Tht. r,'a**,ni why jirlauncra so often
arrival ft in .It,!,
relu.u lu prietui n(t*T once hav
nmcrnlrulion will co-ordlual,- Ihe ing been released.
artillery, infantry, cuvslry. *n,
,
,
I
|
•
First,
VV • *, V1V
lu* CSS*.**,
eahl, Illiere
. I V - I S 7 *-w
is ilacking
w v
—— ite
g .-rrs and utbe. unit, and Imw ....
fhrW tai, charily on tha
artual fouditbiiis in the tu-ld
part uf lliv public; Hecund, broken
[Handing
will
comma n*I u Inline lie* take from the formsr
“ Brown'* force of approimiately piisuitec a vuluable aid in. tha
2U.OUO mm theoretically landed r e t u r n lu society; third, the prt*
by enemy ships along tin* tiulf M i n e r has forgotten huw to work
I'oast, several miles south of in t. world where work must be
here. The ires will Ii- de voluntary and nut cumpulooryt
tended by the “ Blurs'' army. and lust, there l-i nothing to hold
about lO.IMlO strung, commanded
!iny on„ p|M#>
by Col. Walter It. 8 mith, t uj j r ('Itapman suggested t
lumbJn, 8 . C.
tin- public could du much hg
The Blues ami Browns already i dunging il* altitude toward prthave art up cavalry forrrs but oners and in helping them to rwat nightfall the other u .'l. were adjust themselves tu society on(h
not ready.
again.
*
MaJ--Gen, George Van Horn
Inviting the public to Ralford
Moseley, commindrr of the Third to see how the penal Institution
Army, was aipectrd tu arrive is conducted, Mr. 'Chapman de
today from Atlanta. Ga.
clared that visitors ara always
wetrome.
BUT NEVER HMOKRS
CARDIFF, Wiles—UP)—Tinker,
•
tobacco-chewing
21-ycar-uld
South Wales pit horse who won't
atert work in the mowing until
ha has haa hi* “ quid." won the
veterans' prize at the Royal Show
hare, Ha ha* worked underground
II fu n ,
-
k
LOCAL WEA
Partly cloudy, widely scattered,
Ihundenhowen Tuesday iml
sihly near estrtme south
snd In eztrema north portion
night or Tuesday,'
Her toss mock Tides Ta
Low; 4(24 A. M- and f £ ( Ir.
1
�«
MONDAY. AUGU8T T. IMS
Sanford Herald
H i l l lb i l In I N I
H *rr l I N fM G
Advertising Expenditures
Ftp*ft
In npile o f the drastic decline in national advertising
ns a result o f the nationwide recession during the past
N M M M bI (U n
reallrr year, newspapers still receive a higher percentage of otal
IT. Itltb ■« <ba P m I O f i • ( N t f a r l i n * r M a , • ■ la v IM advertising expenditures than any other advertising me
H C a l f H a a • ( M * n h a, I m i. dium. showing again the power o f newspaper adver'ising.
lO I X A M D L. M U
As compared with radio, newspapers received nearly three
rr
Kdltww
limes as much.
p t l M I M U -H a N th a a ■
I his information comes by way o f the American
Newspapers Publishers Association which
has prepared
figures showing that national advertisers spent $467,334.,,0‘ l in 1037 to acquaint the American public wllh the
goods which they have to sell. This huge expendi'.urc
IH u rf
laC latii f i r l a
•( was apportioned among the various media as follows;
fvaalatlvaa « ■ ! M t lr t a - f
* I■ » # * ! • f # f f M f a r f « « t mi
Newspapers, fl9l.000.000 or JO.6 percent; magazines,
N a ll win M f l l r i N lm
$100,706,000, or 36.6 percent; network radio, $68,828,000,
■r ilV f M l i l l f fitta.
or 14.7 percent; outdoor, $39..1OO,00O, or 8.4 percent, and
U a l l a r a ia v a a f
T M M ariM la lb * a a lla a sl car cards, $2,600,000, or 0.6 percent.
• f a lt t H W a f,
O rilw a
arm
Autom olive grabbed second s|iol among 422 studied
>■ II* laffltal rlllfi
• 1*7
w ill
f*l«*t|*al iucounts, each o f which spent more than $60,000 in news
tttfi la» ChlFtfa mm4 Nat*
papers, being topped only by foods. The 422 accounts cxH #m M la • a « a b « f ml Tfc* |M-ndni $299,058,874 In newspapers, magazines and radio.
li#tl P r t a a nvlilHi la p i * I m“
Eleven car nnd truck companies spent $21 ,255.11110 in
1 * tM air fa* **■
•f all ***** lU M lrbri newspapers; $13,423,223 in magazines and $6,889,707 on
im ll ar •»# iilrrw tw
'bain broadcasts— fo r a to'nl of $40,567,930. Fond firms
I* tfel* MM r M l
Ireral * * * * * pa l»lltiu ni * fc*r*i*. -ipent $46,800,467, while the third slot was taken liy
to
H it * ire ***ll«*«l** #f a**«
bacco with $36,182,629.
glapaltfceV b*a*la ■*•
m d m w I t f i t f t r l . ri«rila
m
HaarmMlre AfAiAc
f. MONDAY. AUGUST
I.
»»3"
BIBLE VEIIHE FOR TODAY
J ^ fA T IE N C E
IS
A
V IR T U E
iring nn" annlh#r in lev",
liana 4:2.
VALLE Y HOME
are thr rnada ti> my vail"'
town,
Lean are thr wind" that ivnn
tftr th»r».
are thr Jrvtelii that atud Itertnrn.
-•Dan aa not Iti field* an
brown
Ith crop* too starved to glen.i
•r share.
r are lu Jewel*! Yet field and
,y
#UfO,
Tree and thlrket and orchard
■Plate.
■haft of sun snd lann- ol
fnln,
nunding fruit snd twalllnx
grain,
BEach weathered esvr anil Its
■pider-lara
for its heart a friendly
shield,
< » ( h for itv growth a heart
_JH
warm hand,
'And never a patch of harvest
Ff-t
yield
l « i what the Maker of home ami
&
I
field
U thanked for hleaalng my vaj-
W J *
* rT Iho
nimlwnyii
wattiler Ihm iifh
that
Doctor Says
Governor Is
In No Dpnger
STRANGE AS I t SEEMS—By JOHN HIX
fa r to O re g n tf n t t r i* tie m O ot. M M * g u W r e g * « * r e * N * r rretr.
Bag. C. I h t O t
C *M lruf*i rr*m
iim w o o M
~
WTNPONfc
M D
anked.
Pcdestrian Accidents
A young Indy standing on First Street the other day
talking to a friend in u car parked liy the curb, suddenly
Id i her frlenTl nnd started across the stree*. without look
ing. as far as we could see, in either direction, keeping her
i ' i s apparently on her friend with whom she was still
ihiking. Vigdnnt drivers coming from opposite directions
narrowly missed her as she went blithely on her way.
A recent report on "Accident Facts", just received
lrum the National Safety Council, declares that
human
l oings are much like chickens when it comes to crossing
he road. Hut o f 39,500 [lersoiis killed in traffic accidents
last year, 15,400 were pedestrians. O f 7,250 of these pe
destrians who died In ci'.ies, 85 percent were killed while
Tyin g lo cross tho road.
"M any pedestrians show utter lack of caution in
'heir use o f streets anil highways", says the National
Safely Council.
“ Combined stale nqsirts for 1937 show
Hint in 67 percent of all fulal pedestrian accidents the pe
des! rum either was violating a truffle law or was acting
in an obviously unsafe manner. In non-fntnl accidents pe
destrian faults appeared in 69 percent o f The cases."
In view nf the fuel that whenever a pedestrian meets
i. car in the middle o f the street, Ihe pedestrian doesn't
have a chance, it would seem the Is-tter part o f wisdom
for the iietlestriun to make absolutely sure that no such
meeting ever takes place. 1/sik both ways before cross
ing Ihe street! And then get across as quickly us possible.
Don't trust to lurk. The next time the automobile driver
might not lie so alert.
-------- o
C H A U N C E Y D EPEW . asked what kind <rf exercise he
took, answered: “ I get m y exercise acting us pallbearer to
hiy friends whq exercise.” — Thomas Collison in Portland
tiimday Telegram.
--------- o —
—
O. O. M cIN T Y U E o n * asked 111 his column who could
" I rar/t clabnrale nn what I
have already given, ' he
naiil
"tiuvernt»r ( one in my
private
patient.
"Nit visitor* except Mr*., t one
and M rv Mark Hymn, of Muimihr* daujchtfr, arc allow id to *ee
him. lie ftredii complete ie*t and
fpiiet. Now if you
want
any
more than that, talk to Mi*
( ' ne.rt
Mr*, ('fine previounly hail rcf rrnl thb reporter to Hr. Erwin.
“ All I kilo* i?* what the dtar1 tor !• II* rm\” "he *aid, “ and in
ha* told rue the cover nor i* auf*
ferlnif from u mild drroliitory
' upset. You »ee flit* ihtclof and
hell If II you thr whole truth.
*1 don't rare what the rumor*
I are/* *he added. «mi1intr.
**th
1 rover nor »* at ill amour Ihe Iiv
CAlfcFrerrch prison#4of
in s Germanprison camp.
w m
PcRM irrep w i t e K A i s t R i o i m i e e t m
/IMb f W H t l
w ,
He RetURHEP Ib IW t (X R V M PRISON V flIU N lfca W f t *
Trife R ftM P riH K R Of THt WORLD W ftR ~
P R IS O N E R -A T L A R C E
Alnnmt un preceded te<
flelvea, France, wa* dying and wa* telling the truth.
in mill* wa* calling for him.
He peti*
When Cale* arrived home, with
lary annul* ia the »tory of Andre- tlonrd^ihe German authorities to
grant him leave to vtait Ida fitPierre Calc*, French prisoner in
Herman wur camp who went th«r*« bedalde.
Strange aa it acema, word canie
homo to France to vl*U hla f a
from the Kniaer him.*elf granted
ther while the war was atlU Iti
Cole* the leave
he
requested!
progremt.
Agninat all military tradition,
Wounded at Sulppea on Feb the prisoner boarded a train for
ruary ]2, 1015, he wa* captured Hwitxerland.
und *ent (o a military hospital at
When he arrived at the French
hfplre »nd
Inter
interned
at
border and told hla atory. Calc*
Wuraberg, Havaria*
was laughed at; he waa held anu
Early the following year Calta questioned for several days bereceived word that hla father In '■'re it bcram* apparent (hat ho.
Cuhsn exports of sugar from
Jnmmry 1 to July 2* HhlR totalled
l,.mt.|97 long Ion*. 12 per cent
V «* than in the corresponditif
per it»d of last year.
an assigned bodyguard, he found n r a n i i u i n i i n i v m i i i i f f i i i u i i x i i m i
hi* father had died.
However,
he spent three day* at humq,1
then returned to the (ierman
prison.
Dlartvond, lad Watch**
u iu iia
W E R T -T h e J E W E L E R
For Ihe dur.Ttiun nf Ihe warj
Cale* remained u model prisoner,
until his rtdease fn ID 19 . . .
three year* later. Cale* has to
day preserved documentary proof
of hi* story.
T **»«rro w i
W h *r*
was
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Diamond Mounting And Engraving
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TAXES. Ol/H NO. 1 PROBLEM
U y M ERLE THORPE
•H e
wralrrn hitls In my „ | tell, without looking it up. the present tense o f the verb
Just one hundred ycara ago a
plain—
of which “ w rought" is the past participle.
At
first
llfltidi
colton manufacturer pub
M l i u y i r a breath of the mornthought it so easy that I passed it by, hut somewhere in lished a book to warn his coun
H r
l°* 'lew
V *t l^arta th« anrh-nl aehr srww the back of my head a mischievous little voice said: “ All trymen. He called 1' "England
; r T « find and follow them home right— what Is I t 7 From that day on I have been mut and America Contrasted, or the
tering lo myself. I'll be darned if I'll look it up, und It Evils of Taxation."
..Sidney Cnoksley.
looks now as if I ’ll be incarcerated before I got it.— Robert
"It la utterly ..impossible," he
wride, "that we can ronipvto with
’cst Cillten Insists Hooch ley, A fte r 1903— W hat 7 (H urper)
America under this Immense bur
nakes strange bedden of taxation." Britain could
not .hope to keep step with
"America, where every stimulus
is given to Ihe energiea of induej i «. n" lo *** poured
try", and where a workman
jfclltf
World
rould subsist us writ on three
ondor where Ihe RFC
hours labor a day as he could In
it mmiL'y 7
England on 1L’ hour*. ( “ Taxes
■re paid in the swrat of every
■ * was when a lot of folks
Md Ihe W I’A for givlrig
tremendous
advantage
to the
to Ihe unemployed.
Now
manufacturers and wurkmrn id
■h°Ck II because I hey can't
Amrrlca, he predicted that the
■ Job there themselves.
new country would become the
richest and most prosperous in
I amusing misprint appeared
Daytona Beach for a the world.
I nawspaper recently, ADet
Mrs. J- T. Allen and daughter, cottage
rtblng in mito ni oltI u ddtn i Miss May llelle returned horns
The Englishman's prophecy was
hkh a passenger was slightly Tuesday after a pleasant trip to
llm ry IMclaulln is spending a fulfilled. America went on and
tfd, the seeount stated, “The Virginia, the gursta of her ion
up until she surpassed the Mother
rck a Daytena Beach.
index of the
Gordon Raker, a nephew of land in every
ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I .
rs. (I. f . Haters, rercnlly ft*- abundint life. We produced more
II. Ilarkry. Miss Allen eapreta
Field Artillery, lie and consumed more and “ laid up"
lo remain In Virginia for ths
Hemlaote County, more than our cousins, the John
balance of tbs summer,
Bulls. The commercial capital of
Mrs. George Watson and lit
always makes a publisher
the world . was moved from Urn
tle
see,
arrived
In
tha
city
HunI When the machinery makes
don lo NiiW York. Our dollar be
ach noise that he has lo shut tmy night and util bo the guesta
came the standard o f value.
thop door In order to hear of Mrs- Watson'a parents, Mr.
Taxes,
whan tha
Britlahrr
Abernathy,
Georga
the telephone*— Euatla Lake snd Mrs.
wrote, were taking from ten U 12
went
on
lo
New
York
where
he
(k*T»ah, the nervous breakper cent of the gross national In
I in tho printing business will purchase a large supply of
come of Grant Britain, w^U* ka'c
reused by that deafening Fall nnd winter goods for the
one-fourth that. A t ‘ ha close of
department store at Quincy of
the Great War EngHalunaa gave
which he la manager.
up V> par cent uf what they
Mr, I. J. Record Is hntne on n
earned to the uxgatherer. Dura
predicted that the short visit from Daytona Beach.
giew from two par aen t'h IU 0
»p* will disappear in five
Mlaa Katherine Turreir Is vis
to six par c u t In IM0, I f Far
Ad lh*1 ‘ha sales tax will iting her grandmother. Mrs. K.
cent In IBM. Today la In IT per
tf place. It is also being E. Turner.
Cent, and If w e . wart la yin g as
d that tha Soclsl Security
wa go, cur ixpensts f i r Govern
Deans Turner, J r, la ovir
mill 4a extended to farmment—state, federal nnd. local —
from Daytona Beach spending a
I small business men and
would require neatly gun-third of
few days at home with hla
I. This ia aa it should be.
the Income of all s f on
h no Justice in limiting so
Great Britain's (ax burden Is
il this type merely to wage
afqaud 10 par tu t . Fur tha first
Share are thousands of lelldent of Sanford but now ' of
time silica our federpl Govern|rsnd small baslates men Wayyoaa, Ga., I* spending aatpe
it 'was aeTip, It la taktdg'more
N re fome under the prrea Its cltlsfos than ,th« United
Q iat are In every way as
gdum. There is much loose
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS. AGO
compering OUT
IfA. Gan Monroe
WVM* MlVd tented
Pag* On*
relative naitl.
Dr. Erwin, a trrn*ril
practi
tioner, would not cum merit whin
a^ketl if an oxyjrrn t*nt had been
U$(d.
“ Will you deny it?'* he W|i
aaktd"N o , " N»ld l>r, Erwin. "‘ I have
no comment,**
"1 am
tryv<
to eoeperate
with the pita*/* th' physician
added, *"ro fix it up nice.
“ The Kuvcrnor’ a cunt Iit ion i*
r*it atarmitijr. l i b h art action,
fulsc rate, re*piratinn and tem
perature an* Aatinfactory. He it
improving and ** doing a* wr ||
« * could li • expccteil under the
circuittalaiirr*.
**Thla caae ha-, cullfd fur n
great deal of ci»n*ijltathiri ^$*1
ihe treatmeni
b
Hatinfactury.
The ca*f» hi*
been completely
dingrunted.
*'W‘ uld you mind ri veal mg th
diagnfipib ?'*
the
dm1tor
wiih
hospital t M she was ashed jnat
outside th* -govemor'a room.
*‘ | don’t kn«rw that,** she said.
**l don’t know anything egrept
what the dkictor tell* me and
have told you that/*
She dented that an oxygen tent
liad been used.
While Mrs- Cone wa* talking
.*he » a * call'd into the room by
l l n . Hyron, and was emphatic
that i»» one rise could see the
governor who could be
heard
talking in a low voice.
Governor (o n e i* in a deluxe
corner room, furnished with red
and tan upholstery- and overlook
ing the St. John* river. It i* on
tliF fxtivmc corner on the fifth
and top floor of the Urge ritnbi-s,f ho^pusi in the RivtraJd*
nertinn, A sign,
“ no visitors/*
hung* oil Iht door which I* left
idighlly ajar A M*reen conceals
hi* bed front view in the corri
dor
Visiting hour* at the hospital
ore fmm 2 l*1 I in thr* *f1rrim-on,
bill the A*'Mieiated
Press
ha*
nr tanged' to keep * reporter it
th»' hti'-pdal on a day and night
watch «nme distance from
Ihf
HieI* i muni.
(invrtjair Cone was removed
fii®re Friday from *n air condi
tioned suite in tile (teorge Wash
ington hotel after doctors
t,r** a
til-red him to lake t rest.
f A
Since he left the capital July
•jn his where about*
hail
b-en
elostdy guarded. Although he wa*
token from the hot id in an ambu
lance. it wit* not generally known
he wns In the hospital ut/»l Sat
urday.
On July 22 Dr
Robert
B.
Ilurkn-ss. of U k e City, Ivi* per■ofu$| physician, denied rumors
that he wa* ill. |)r
llarknesa
consulted Saturday with Dr. Er
win nnd Dr. Cordon Ira, of Jack
sonville.
turer, might write a book today
waiting h|s enunfrymen. For,
while we are not certain of many
things In this life, of this we are
surt: Wben a nstion expends the
results of Its Jabor In non weallh
producing
enterprises
through
political agencies rather than in
Ihe development of new Indus
tries
through the
Imagination
and courage of Its Individual
dtliene, there cafr be no progress.
Political
spending makes
for
temporary employment of men;
tho other for continuous and In
creased employment of men.
a hlren of Ihe new Industries
iped here In the BO year*
ending In 1030 employ loslay 0,WO.OOfl men and women, nearly
one-fourth of the total employed.
The deflection of the people's
savings from industrial ventures
to poljtlcgl spending since 19.10
hag - not added a single man or
woman to ■ wealth-producing pay
to ll During this period there have
been a minion men afrid women,
exclusive of those on relief, add
ed to political pay rolls. But this
employment Is overhead, not in
come producing.
It Is Ihe fashion today to speak
slightingly o f the founders of
this goverhnient.lt may bw that
our horoe-'snd-huggy losdere were
dilmb, that (hey Wore Just ordi
nary Wen. I f that be so, they
builded better than they knew.
For thoy gar# us Utils govern
ment arid little government ex
pense, leaving with the people a
forge
percentage of earning*
whkh veAmtarily adventured Into
a IhMrtUM fields, under the stlmulatfth o f enterprisere. who hi
turn Weft “ fiven every aUarahu.*
LHUe
ty
expense
it Ineddlhtg
LHtle gevam-
did not
permit
Congress to pass an Ha law-mak
ing Job, ka by a Detroit assembly
k *.
Repairing
Diamond Setting
AND
Engraving
McLaalin, Jeweler
IM a Farit Are.
Martin’s Garajre
General
Why Not Eat At Lane/s
These Warm Sommer Days
W e Suggest Y o u
Try Our Delicious— ,
Home-Cooked Meals
LtrnciTComplete With Dessert
Cold Plate Lunch 25c
VE BAKE OUR OWN P I S
L A N E Y DRUG STORE
WE PILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS —
PRONE IN
Martin’s’l l
government
burreoetau.
maul
Ho l l y w o o d , aux
i- u n Nnrma Shearer, ImiwIok to Ihe
wish** of her fana, ilreldnl yes
terday to aive up the role of
Bear left O'Hara In the Inna-de
layed movie veraion of "Gone
With the Wind."
The unusual, situation of a atar
aurrrrderlnir a coveted role wa*
brought about by a deluge of proteita and en'reallea that came
from countlraa fane ae soon ae
It was announced a few weeks ago
the! she would be co-starred with
Clark Gable In Margaret Mil-
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L A N E Y , S o ciety E ditor
Personals
Magic Does Stuff
In Packing ’Em
In At Night Clubs
PAGE THREH
T R A C K S ! FR IS COP
MEMOIRS OF MV EUROPEAN TRIP
yj
Mr* George Mon*
returned
Saturday from (ieotgia
where
i h i visited Vrlativ^s fur a short
tim*.
* , » .4
^ i r . ami Mm, II (i Ya.nc.ey h:iv.
Wnjrne.i from <i*»'tr|r.tt
v. li.-ri1
Ihry vimtiil re la tiv e fur a
iUy».
few I
John Kinir loft
Snr.luy
f r
Rlloii In aitcnil The Thirtl Army
maneuvers at MrS.iLm
National
Park.
Miss Poria Walki’ r anil
Mm
Maryarrl Reiti will leave Tu<—
■lay to spend about ten duy* s*
Cyba.
Mr. anti Mrs.
Frank
Chn*e
and son of
Windermere
are
upending a few days at Iduytonii
Beach.
Tl|e Reverend anil Mr*. W. I".
Brook* have returned after vis
iting relatives in Georgia and
New York.
Misses Ruby. Opal and Ameral
Peters of Dayton* Beieh
were
here Iasi week-end as lhe gueMs
of friends.
and
W C.
R. A. Newman
HU! rc
short vacation
va
with their families
In Clayton, Ga.
I
Friends of
C. \V
Sullivan, the First MtdhndiAi Church will
VV C
Deklc,
manager of th** Montezuma II.. meet with Mi*
I d, will hi* glad t«» iiMiii thmi VVesl Flf*t Street, h' .1 to o'clock
he is much improved from a it
Ihc nrgulai buM'iies* and social
cent illness.
meeting of • iu1e Nuiiihci Two of
11 hi* Fimt M r•hudi't Chinch w'll
Mr and Mr*. II T Thmmi
meet with Mi*
Md uslin, Jfose
mid son, Kay. plan to It nve Ylon i unit, at t hi •>clock
d*y for a ’ wo * .*k*' vi*tl with!
1hr regular bii*irie** and *t»ci*l
I ehitives in North andSouth
inerting of i nt < \undu-r Three
I tt.nl,rm.
" f 'he
K ."'
M.lh .ll.' Chunh
a ill im rt with Mi* A t . Starke.
Mr mid Mrs, Ray Chamber*, j 0«» Mellonvdle Avenue at 3 : 1 0
and Mi** Edna rh«iiil»ci * have o'clock
The Ladies' Mi«*mnury Society
returned hrniie after
spending
a lew day* hi I'ulrn Reach
and of the Full Gospel TahVrnnde.
Orlando Road, will meet lues
M nun i.
a ____ __
day at 1 V
M at the home of
the Rev. and Mis. Fred Richey.
Mm. A I'
Me Reynolds
le
This wilt l»e
tum d Stitin day fiomi spend ing 210 Holly A w .
regular
monthly
business
*cvt ml
week*
in
Maryville, | the
I lit! i.* ! he gu*-*t nf
11 lend* meeting nl the Society.
and n Indices.
SH IR IK Y ILL
Thi- It v. mnl Mr- R..l»-rt Mr |
BOSTON. Aug |
wV\
Still
Caslh, returned to then home m i
running u temperature, eurley
Memphis, Term
Monday nfl
v im ! mg Mr. ami M u
II tl Me-j topped Shirley Temple
hud to
t .
. . .
* stay
..... ...
. ..... yesterdiiy.
in IbedI ugum
l asllit for
a 'hint
time.
lit. 11id mLI L. Ilrggin*. child
Mr*. F. II Laly ami *u»i, Fd
* pec ui list, who remained at h»i
die, have tetui lied ft mu
Way
hotid ov'iTiJghtr
reported
the
cross, Gu. where they were the youngster had spent » "r.i, her
guests of friend* ami ndjlivr;* go«wl night" He said her morning
for about thiee w eks.
temperature was lit* 2
ping hr folds of hi* cape J?*ck
ovei hi* 'boulder* h»- peel* tiff
hi* white g love*, fold* them once
snd to***1* them into the bii The
glmt-* taki' wing aiu| turn uPo
a white dove
The night I was investiga’ ng.
the dnv* described a half
arc
around the
dance
floor
and
alightrd on the frngei of ,t guest.
"Hi, Toot-. Maid the guest The
dove dulin t reply.
Hai l-hoit for David) Yeir* n
is known to the conjuring Im
tetnily «* “the mug hum * magi
cian "
He giv»* n n lit fm the appar
cut i w iv a I of public inin *t m
magic to the fact that the art
ha* be-ii 'treamlito d The
old
iumbcr*ume
apparatus
trick*
have been ir p la cd by
greater
skill ami speed and « htghei de
velopment
what he call* "the
psychology of misdirection *•
V m e n once traveled over the
midwest searching for a Missis
sippi gambler named Kennedy
*hc. he ha<1 heard, did a Venter
ileal" denlmg from th* e* ntrr
of n deck of cards after it hml
been rut, while appearing fn ileal
from the top.
"One of the great mom nt* of
my life came whvn 1 fir*!1 *aw
Mr, and Mrs. II K
Warner.
S IN G IN G O F F IC E R S
renter
deal,”
Jr,, of St. Petersburg havt
reI.A KF WORTH. Aug I — (AS Kennedy do hu
tmlied In their home after vis — The South Florida Singing A*. Vernon *sv* "The man h.ol deiting Mr*. Warner'* mother, Mrs. social ion yesterdiiy elected L, S. Votrd IP yenrs to perfecting »hnt
short Mclhimild of
Miami
president.I trick snd hud made n fortune
while.
Other officers • lecterl at a con with it It win beautiful, ?»vvr*
vention at tended by nuue than inspiring like the discovery of
M r*. J u Mii P a lm e r o f H anit**
a new world."
v d l . Ga s i* l U rchard C a ld w e ll 1,5011 person* were Olln Cowart
^ M r s . ^ A . La Stonw Ua* \*-tinned
c ' iie ijs »r
^ rA'urtws
•i**
J u
w Lunmrton, N- C. after visit
IlfiShi* of West Palm fleiieh, m t Mr ami Mr*. S. C . K.lwai.l"! Ih" , w * b" * ‘
0 w
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J.
la.
. Mr. ....I i l l * 1(tt)’tni>ml r . M « f l l
for a short time.
stephe
,
.
Sleidnn.
of \\Y«t I’
alr
Palm
Beach.
for a short time.
Mr. and Mr*. J. O. U n e y nnd|
1i r . and M r * . O II M y e rs and
Dr. and Mr*. B. D. Caswell spent,
last week-end at Daytona BewcH children have moved lore from
OrlfUidit and will niukr their
in Dr. Caswell’s trailer.
home ut 510 M'ignotui Avenue.
Mr. and Mr*. George Bishop Hr, Myers is connected with the
and son. Don. returned Sunday Touch tun lirug Company.
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I till ll*
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Roil capitn! Is rnpnred !ti dr» th< in which otu- *»f mv niat, f n■*I an \ ,m .
week end Mr.
and Mr*. C. E.
Job thoroughly.
.. tors i * te.i it d I M. W . I uf n hui n I
Graham of Savannah. Ga.
from Clayton. Ga.. where they enJoyrd a abort vacation.
with lh. Sinclair Oil Company.
Jntin*
T A K E S MONEY TO M AKE IT
Mi-s FIu,4both Dyson plans Li
leave Tiir*day for St, Stephens,
Mr snd Mrs. M. M. Jinkins S. C. where she will visit rela
rind daughter, Carol Anas have tive* for »hout 'hree weeks.
S. 0. Ch««e anil Randall ChanC mnvisl to Snnfnn) from (lrlamlo
W. C. Ib'f’nursey relumed Sat
Have gone to A-hrville, N. IT.1 "">1 arr making th^ir homo at
* h t r . thtjr will Join th.ir f » " '- Ilm ( rntr.l Aparlmvnti. on I'arli urdsy from Way cross, Ga, where
Avi'niir. Mr. Jinkln* U ronnrctnl he received treatment nt the At
I M » I \ N W ‘" | |-
By ESTHER LOUISE HUGIIEY
Social Calendar
have at their gue*t Mr*.
Smith of Edison, (in
' t
__________
THE SXNEOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Ju 1 ’ he l*t, we l.-C
h*
r
chan
i unt1 v of Sc 11 In mu
1 ori't ■
Fug hind
Mo
a rip
By J\CK S T I N N E T T
Hlra at their summer home.
Lorn! - ••M
the
frmuu'
i "
AP F slur.* Service Writer
* calico
* Fly in Sc d'nniii
In
NF.W YORK. Aug 1 - The train
Mrs. W, J Thlgp n, tvntlirt me
iki-s the longe'f ii 11
Black
Art*.
streamlined
andThigpen nf*l Katherine
W*rv»v
run
Fie will til d'*2 | j ic •
spotlight*
i,
h*Ve
invaded
the
J left Saturday for \rw
York
Th.
• 'i nigld ui 1 •’ nd. t
Hr. and Mm.
C, B. Brown wherp they will
MONII
\
Y
Manhattan night clubs.
ndntive*
vi*it«
\l jiLttiu' I' a11- spent Sunday r » Orlando
with for several week*
The regular business and uncial
At
iht*
i a.*uu» (In The-Park, Jlnil 11
■i h ich i' ll i " 1m 1
fiienda.
I meeting of Circle Number Five of Kiehaid Himber, thv dance or wax
-*•* The f tg 1F' 1" k
Mr. and Mrs. C,. W Spencer♦
F,r* 1 Methodist Church will che*tis maestro, di«'ps his baton re* I
. 1 people '’ Dell
-p*'ll Ik
U lli
Miutlr
Flam
spent am| win have gone to Cleai’w mier '"n't"! with Mrs II. M. Pierce, fmmcriTl> for A bit of prestidi
them
pxllibdi
,
In
1 hi'
the week fTfi in Orlantlo
with where they will * petal -e v ern lj715 W **t
Street, at H.00 gitation At Vwa’ cnt Aster’s St, F re n,
1 table*, o ' Mail*
Vi
relatives.
ilay* with Mr* Spencer’* aunt
M** M.
R ■iris, Joseph Ruies, another 01- loin* '
llld St Jmill ,d A 1
—
T i l l RSI)A V
chestr« lead' r, alternate* rhum no u
1d d ish s*1
*!*he* ■* snd
Bob
Pownian
ha* ret urued
Mrs. L. M Telford and M i "
The Community dewing Club
ba* *ith curd ami gadget tricks. m 11 a I do royal frtmiK < f F *T
from Plant City whei? he spent Martha Telford retininl Sunday will meet at 2 to o'clock wdh
ll the Duke and Du, tu
Rjsstdt Swann doc* hu It'a- land,
fiom Mar uiinia when1 they vt*»1 VD*. Jackson up ^" 111H Sipes Avt*
the week-end with friend*
not -pos*ihle
tricks
from
the of W
r III 4 *e pilin'*! i t
T l END \Y
ed r» Ulives fur
’<huit time
•
Vine* ii llM [»" 1 » d- *
Orient ai the Savoy Plata Har- a n
The Masonic Home Club meet
Mrs. T. R Harnett anti daugh
Y i p. ,
i»al
g i " ■ips.
ile»*n leave* Leon
and
Eddie's eccle
Mr.
and
Mm,
W
A.
la-ffler
and
mo
of
the
i)
K
S
ha*
been
postter, June, have returned
from,
ruk i
ii i-r.i 1 y
gCl'Iips,
Ml ■
customer*
gasping
and
1
»rt«
Var*
poned
until
further
notice.
visiting relatives in Quincy fur fa indy returned .Monday mom
t 1 mi ecu figuti - ,11111
mm my *11 fie* the customer* nt stag,
T l K S II AY
ing from Coronado Bench n in n
a few days
hall
King- t- "Hi *he \ 1m
The re g u la r h u stiie ** and socinl I the Rainbow Grill.
they spent a month's vacation
l>yna
the I hui'v of VA'ToiIt took re more than Vernon's
rued mg of Circle Number One of
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Steven-!
'' CM t he 01 Ig II1Ut Ikl i
fust trh'k to niyaify me, Flip Hen
M A R T IN
* r?
i •;' 5"
Social A nd Personal Activities
ffiN K
* Y ? r v 7
T
ONESiNTEPHENS
Luncheonette
Cut-Rate
DRUGS
r - - 1 :’+V
vV,
Dally
LAY-A-WAY PLAN
rot BOYS
.and when the cigarette hoy
conies around ask him to toss
you a pack o f Chesterfields
there s PI J5ASU U K fo r you!
IS WHAT HE NEEDS
Fall Styles Now
fl^ S —$2.10—jf2d5
$ 3 . 9 5 — $ 3 .1 5
1
to
•
A TO D
Smokers everywhere put
Chesterfield ut the heud of
the lineup. They like Chest*
crfield’s inj<redicnts. . .
^Vn
Mild ripe tobaccos, home *
grown and aromatic Turk isli, and pure cigarette paper.
Chesterfields will give you
MORE PLEASURE than any
cigarette you ever smoked.
—
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ilH * SANF02B ETKKALD, SANTCTO, TUM IBK '
Triple-Play By Visitors in G-raenGainClote
T h ird Is Feature O f Game Win OverSan ford
O u tfit Saturday
Adz, Sanford C a t c h e r ,
la Hit
jit ,
Head
By Pitched Ball And
Ib Replaced By Allen
Classified Advertisemerits
BUSINESS SERVICE
A H IU O . r t a a b la g . r k . . . IS.
ISe a
Be a
te a
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lia.
lime
Has
IIM
(OLWMKI) WOMAM wasl. |ah e*
* » » klw*. Amale Mae Bkeaaee*.
411 K. Klk.
TO in Walsh repelreO by Jou riMi.vii — iit iis e teutsi
ae trweh. Jaha tawell, SI* ptae
Who eeallr hawwa haw,
A m s ti
lewetee Waaaalla A vs.
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r aa m M U r a u k T . rasa, itarai
F L O R ID A
n«ln*AVllt*
M Atr HAV |ak haaaa .laaalag ae
aavae. U U Maa Ralh. 4IBH M.
Ilk II.
Hraull*
Helms, Gainesville pitcher, wa.
relieved by Larry Wei lion ut Uii*
•nil of the eighth but received
credit for the win. Helm. wa.
taken out for a pinch hitter.
SATt'MUAT-a
aavpouti
Moor, rf
Pitman
fi.v l.
3b
4
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NATIONAL
AuRUfl'n* |
f'ltt*t»urgh
New Turk
f'hiragtt
Cinrlrmall
TeenlR ht
Ra Rfearef.
Rogers* Men WillSeek
To Jump Back Into
TheirWinningWays
£ l e c t r i c ‘
RETURN TO WORK
100 too 001 01— i
Hrrorr.
iNramm,
ItnglRo I,
Uuna bated In. Hlllh 3, J.i*? 3.
t.lvfngAlon
AbrIbI*. hiinnn 2.
Adi. fit till I Jfflffr I. Hut. mn I,
Mr Mtil I* n, lUllaghtr t, LtyfngRtnn,
InVInMnil, Bogina 4, Koitfiri.
T wu-Urr* tilt, MvlngBlnn. Hinl«n
ItRffffa. Dray. Pitman. Ada. HalUgltffr.. Hirrlflrtf, iNramui. Dinmil*
plgya ftof In.* In fbBVlnrffnsI to
MrMullffn. Ie*ft nn hRBffR. HatiLird
N, rfalnffffvIJiff il, L i a n n fmtlo,
off Jfflar ft, Hudantt |, Tlffma I.
Mirurk nut, hy J*l*r 4, Vtiidann 3.
Vffftm# I. Wffldnn t. Illta off
llfflm* Jn
Innlngi, 10 || runa);
nff Wffldnn In 1 Inning*, (I ffl
run*); nff JiUr In 1 1-3 Inning*,
ft (I Mina): nff lludRnn In 2 In
ning* S M runl, lilt by plirlitr,
by Jffiffr (Mvimitonl, light. Hud*
■on. Pnff»*d ha11a, Ada I, Living*
■ton 1, Winning nHrh*r, W*Miin.
lenAlng pllrhar. I Ait. *nn Ifmpirr*.
Vaughn and II amtIn Tim#, IS#
— Nearly
3.000
men.
Idle
since June 10, return today tu
Jobs In mines and smelters of
the Utah ('upper
Companylllgher copper prices brought the
decision to reopen the mine, com
pany officials said.
M)WA«9*bM«S
S ***< A k .
‘ftu.kVW o * __________
Seminole Creamery
. . . __________ ________
RILEY’S
WE RESERVE R Ic itT TO LIM IT QUANTITY
AUG. 2 Tlinil AUG. 4
Asst Jell-o
*
Stokley’s Grapefruit Juice
5c
Lux Flakes Small gl-3c Lge.
2 l€
Miracle Whip Dressing
23c
pt.
17c
22 02 JAN •<MINUft'.I.a PI H
ftS PICftC'll*4PNICOT-
Blackberry Preserves
O U t « t CJC I
29c
Tall Carnation Milk
4c
No. 1 Pink Salmon
p p ic i
ft
Horse Feed—Dairy Feed—Egg Mash
Woodruffs Celery Seed
■NT
u
af sifted
10c
Pern Orates
BAKING
POWDER
Cold Smoke Products
Insecticide—Fungicide—Plant Foods
Same once today
YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs. ......... L 9 c l
LETTUCE 2 for...................... 15c I
COOKING PEARS 5 lbs.
9c I
AVOCADOS
each......................4c 1
FeeSa. N ay , <3ral e . Fertiliser
m Ceeh la g L ie s.lie
as48ySSrsaJo
.M
Campbell’s Security
F eed & Seed Store
23 ouncai *'2 3 *
ro sk
rea a
Bones 3 lbs.
a
lm
.
25c
Pan Sausage 25c
23c |
Cheese Ib. 1 7 ^
WKITKBX THAI.
Chops Ib.
wtacowaia
d a is y
HI UOs- . Of COUHO'i
UUU i) I OUK C-f V i
G O O D W IS H E S
S U T OR AC IO US SAKE6
WANYKU TO Ran Dews •IffVff.
Cental FtarlSa. Fall aelalla.
Set in twee HeraW.
A k ^ T H is B P e o p l e ri
OUR NBW
WHICH S E N T W A S - /
YORK OFFICB ,
L S M M E M A 6 IS
XT
AND T H E Y
KNOW X WAS O H j d l PROBABLY 6AVI
THIS BOAT j n — ^
V ^ _ r r OUT TO THE
I S * PM M .
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f
FLA SH TO 1
B y H A M F IS H E D
■*AH 0U C S4 XT
M E M LIK S «
ER—UM~NO
-NACHEBLY.
■V A B O PY IN
D B U .S .S U 4 T
WIAHLUS&*
BOV VO* SH O
IS PO PALAH .J
W A S N 'T
E X P E C T IN
YEP L O O K S A W F U L
D ttT A P G R H T lD
BUM. A H TH IN K — i
Y O * K IN D A
HOPED.
NONE
By Jo Molxor
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DAN^ DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE 48
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OF
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f r
TH E
S L IC K .
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IN T O
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to. *
For Best Resulla Use Security
WANTED
r g n c a - ’y f g ffc y .fr t 'in ;. -
In 1890 only 21-270 women
were reported in the stenographic
group of the census— forty year*
later more then three quarters
of a million were r'lw '.M .
Coral Sea Sliced Pineapple
HALT L A K E C IT Y , Aug. 1.—
Tolfllt
41 & 11
f—HrII ri! for llodgffrH In fih
g —ftittBd for IffftmA In 11h
Hr nford
... BOB 100 03” «•« —1
were
LRAO CI
ttoWfimy f
Wffldon p g
Havagff If
The chief crops of Spain are
wheat, rye, barley, oats, tom,
rice,
potatoes,
sugar
he'll,
olives and grapes.
1830
—
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n
JOE PALOOKA
PFF-SIDEt
ywhj
I the two game aeries with the
Practically
sixth place outfit.
f ‘Jobless women In
Starting batteries for ll-e garfle heads of familirs.
tonight have not b:en an, unred.
Revival Services For Homecoming Date Is
Set For Nov. 11-12
Colored Race Tonight
W A N T K tl________ _______
—
BhuUn la • aamt-lndependent
' 1 “ i t see* beds, ee aelltered. HALF UA.Y la 1- ear ItlM alwarh.
Aaaa
aiewset, tlait M
. aik 11. nmtlve itaU In the HlmaUysa
iee»ae«f. Ua* saa. Tele•all, Wstaade.
between Thibet on the north end
IS M
eaaves. e.v- MISCELLANEOUS
British India on the south. Since
wal. leaeaMbl*. M
1910 its ruler he* recelvtd l
kllfltk Pk.e* ue.
* 1 * YOUR tea U fa aata Aflat
MUae ■arias Watsa—rta aa ail. subsidy of 100,000 repees from
the British governmentFOR RENTAVOID COBTI.V resale tu
flu
!»••*•» 4 Day's PbI«4-ww||*b ihs
■aaaSeal teleeee agtlaal Aaear
aa4 rat. aiaaUr-Oagee* Used'
wara (a.
PERSONAL
] -1.
Lookouts To Face
A z a le a s Tonight
On Local Diamond
i l 12 €l«
The I-ookouta meet the Palatkl S» .ell ka Aiateas here tonight at the
II 41 <4*1
fialn*>v lit- ieI OitrtmlB
9# 42 *41 Municipal ball park in an effort
. „ I t 41 .111 to grt back Into their winno*
l****luif K ml I iri l-HiA II*s»f h. : I Itronklyn
gum* ■
I'.rtwl >l||
4| IT . 4*A
ways,
SL Ai)«u*(liie nl Ih-ljittl,
HI
|r*(R‘ P
II
III
f'iiilR«l*lphlR
—.
It
m
Isrsing Friday night lo the l*eAff»:iiar%N i K i u r y
I U m I I a t f f A t f f lB F
l.stiil Knis by the narrow ntat ;ln
,V*w y*»rk
j| s*i
b;
ttouiun 11, HI. taouli 1*2.
1*|» T*lri ml
,3 SJ «
llrnmiklyn 4. Hltaburgh 1.
of 3-2, and again Haturdty night
HmmI oii
M 35 ,j'
• h l r l f u 1* 4. PhltBlI*lftilllR 4* 1.
lo the Gaineaville G-Men by f>-4,
I a* t r««ll
i l 4i
i tn* Inrinll T, N#w York €.
WttAhlllKlien
11 |T
Ub r m r T n d n y
the l.nakouti' defense hi -w up in
I’hlrain*
|J
Su
*<hffdulff4.
the tight spots yesterday against
the G-Men hut t<(,ght Manager
Dill (Raw Mi at I ItiHlgers will
put a tram on the field that will
he hard to heat.
The lota o f Mayo luing.tnn,
G AINESVILLE,
Aug.
L—
A special invitation ha. bent
Issued to the white friend, of the George Young, Day tone Beach, stellar fielder, who had an S|<nla»t week,
colored race to attend a reviv..l said today he would shortly an- ilectomy performed
service and choir singing In '.e nounce personnel of all student has hurt Ihr Sanford elnh ro
with little. The hard hitting ball Itjtvk
held at <he Trinity Melhodi.l committers in connection
Episcopal
t'hurrh,
located
it the University o f Florida*! an- was a source of atrengtn and
celebration when loti lo the team h- hail a
Hlxth Blreet and Sartfonl Avenue, ouaf homecoming
Nov. II.fa .
batting avrrsge of .30)1.
at H:00 o'clock tonight.
Allhmfgh losing |gtng.l»n, sev
Young was chosen by Florida
An tvangeli.tic revival ia now
being cnmluctetl among the ml HI up Key society as general home eral new players have b—t. -.ildord people by Hev. It. W. Well, coming chairman. Working in i'd In the tram recently amt it ia
of North Carolina who arrived in co-operation with tha University rspecled that they will -In much
the city only recently and began Alumni Association and other to bolster the Hanford nine.
his services Sunday morning, Th- university organizations, Florida
Following the game with the
services tegan at the William. lllue Key has annually made an Azaleas tonight, i return engage
Temple, but owing to tha bail outstanding^ record
with
its ment will lake the Lookouts to
condition of the church building, sponsorship of homecoming.
Palatka where thry 4tlll conclude
they were moved In the Trinity
church through the kindness of
the Pastor Cun-tor,
A special service bss been
planned by Itev. Wells tonight
nnd the choir from Orlando will t o o Ma^rval
sing a number r f plantation melo
tiles and Jubilee song.. A aperial
room In th* church has' been re
served for the white ministers
end their congregation*.
!• 1IkR Rf
•ITU
MBRTi IS 1-1 Berea eel^r
It n West First street- CaU
T M lr f lB F
Y or k i-T. I'll Irm«*>
liRRRfftt T t i a y
Iru trrfR r
D arlonA
It v M lla
kl
- -- SI la
IsOUlR 7-1§, ItoRlon *- 2.
PhHiAfflphlR
fjnIRffRffIIIff I, R0Hf»rsl A
M-
.. f t
...—
riiii aJwlphia-(>*iroii. min.
lVRMh"figion*CJ#vffl.aniI4 rain.
IT 61
IX l «
IM I f
D*Lr n*l
()r||ftf|i»
With two away In th* IHh in
rfing. Skr*t Gallagher stole home
to give the Gelneivill. G-Men
the winning margin In a T,-4 vic
tory over the Hanford Lookout.
Saturday night In GainesvilleAfter Hudson retired the first
two baiters to face him, Galla
gher lashed one down the first
i>sse line for a double, ailvanred
to third on a balk and meaked
Tiome as Hudson took hi. wind
up
Gsinesville tied the count in
the ninth Inning when they
scored three times after
two
were away.
Taking the lead In the fourth
Inning when three hit. brought
in two ruga, Hanford added two
more In the eighth on three more
hits.
«•
Mt AururIIo*
I'a la I kri
laRftrf
ruilm* telphla
* T ATM I - M O I E
1-NayMina (!*■>-h
Ot Ir ndfi
Stolen Base Allows
Gainesville 1-Run
Margin Over Locals
()Rln*AVllU
M TU
■erliaa
•rllawe
week
Dae ewath •
Ceoat rive weeds te Ik.
T he STANDINGS
On
Oulhlttln* San fon! 13 to 0, Gainesville piteber.
Tha
ball
tha Calneeville O-Mrn aeored aj curved sharply and Ad* Waned]
| la g victory over tha Lookouts quickly away but tha ball broke'
Rnnday afternoon at the Municl fast and apparently caught him
high on the aide o f hla head. He
pal ball park.
> Gainesville scored first in the was replared by Allen.,
Batteries for Gainesville were
itcond inning when Sparkman,
•crifleed to bring OeVinrinii! Sparkman and Llvlngaton, and
Sanaa the
plate.
McMullen for Hanford. Atwater and Allen
A t
' gga tld In the same inning on (A d i). Schneider relieved
. ! Bray's (Ingle to renter, Galla water In the eighth.
(itlvs-.evil.i.n
ak r a •
gher1! clean single In the third Hlnifi rf
' aided two more to the G-Men's Mr Mtill*n I h
1h
total when Sparkman and Me- tLtllnichwr
Mr■jr rf
Mullen tagged the home sack,
I.ltlfiRuliin r
V Ifirr rt*( Jf
jj, In tha aecond Hanford’s third IH»«•
« I*Inti uu
'i baseman, Hudson, sthglcd high to Moslainrn 2I»
V Wft field, scoring Atwater anil N|>*rfemur! p
; ' Moore, to tie the count ternT iiIr I*
[‘‘■jnyarily.
Uafavi
Bodgers gave IhsTT-Men an- ll'Mir# rf
■Atfcar marker tit the ilith on Hrliml.1t If
Mini arm Hi
^ errors by Allen and 1'ltman.
T'lman #■
A
4s r
fj; . Tallying four runs o ff (our
I'.TVll III
. Mta and a pair of errors by Han- V*rn»r rf
tha G-Men practically put NIMH Hi
Aiwuftr p
. the gama on lea In the seventh, AII*
h «•
f , Banforil scored twice in the | Hrhn*M*r p
I*t*r
f
& bavsnth on an error by Gulla] gbay and a single by Verner.
Tot rIs
It I I IT
r -llmtfrl fnr AtWRlffr In Tib.
fc - .The Lookouts' last two markHr 11**1 for Hr li it* hi* r In fib,
v o n were scored In the eighth <Sr*In*«v
III*
Bit Sill 4BB—B
whan Hudson singled and esme Mrnford
OBJ BOB Sit—•
A
m
b
NI
r
.
Roiflnn
1
Itodf era 9.
t' ln.on Pitman'* triple to be fnlPitman i , lliiiipnn S Hiuirkmm I.
*V lowed by the other score when Htllh I. ArwRi*r I. Aflan I. f|*lAllan'* long fly to left permitted U*h*r, I.lvlnicBinn Error*. Pitman
*. All*n. AlWRtPr. Hloan. CTrIIr 1tha Bnford shortstop time enough *h*i% lfrMufT*fi. flu ns hall*!' In,
MparkiTiRn 1 ilr*r, lludaon 1, Onl*
to'tag-up and make home.
I, ft'Mljf*ra S, nioan. Moor*,
Tha third Inning saw the 11- is*hwr
I1I mm.
A11#tt.
Tvo*b«»c
hit,
Man pull a triple play when Pll- Hndcffra. Hm|#n biRffa. Ill o r n. llnM
lnn.
HarrMirffR,
Hparkmin
5,
flat*
saan lined to Rogino who nailed
t«jrli«r fWiulil* play*, Hogtno in
> * > ■ « » o ff aecond and Rodgera Ho*lM*rff In ICrMttllffn; lludinn to
'taught Hudson o ff first to cam- HIHh Mi Havlia, Mrhn#l<l*r to Ali-n
to Mlllh; Mparliman lo UvfrigNCrin
pitta tha play.
I" lMHl*ffri. Triplff piny, Itoglnn in
■* ‘ Bain threatened
constantly f|ndg*rR f» ilr MuUrn. I,#f( i*n
Clalrifftvlll# *, Ranfbrd L
throughout tha afternoon and in b«B»*
ll«ffR nn hall*. off Mpar kma rt 4,
UK ailth time out had to be AtWRlffr M Hrhn*ld*r |, fllriirk nut
bv Hpartaman 1. Atwmftr I, MHh
1Uken for a light shower.
nff AtWRlffr fn 7 InnlngA. 11 and
‘ In the aecond inning Ads, the • Hit »iy pilch* r. by Mparkninn
B u ford catcher, ws* hit on the IAda|, I'afArd ball, Allan, Lnalng
pllrhar, Atwater UmpIrffR, Dunn
haad on a pitch from Sparkmtn, ants
Cowart. Tim*. 3 :0 $.
MONDAY, AUGUST 1, IMS
v33ov8JS»No
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BufaH In Th« Only Central
a iy Affording RgU, H ighw ay
Aad Water Tra—pgrtnUoa
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AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER .
Member Associated Press
VOLUME XXIX
Seminole County Produce*
•Mure Fruit Anil \ rgi-intilre Than Anj[
Similar Area In Ainerirg
>
SAN FO RD . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . A U G U ST l,
l!*.ls
iv-<lanllshcd In 1DOS
M MU Kit 291
A
Cone Gaining
Ground,Says
His Physician
s h o o t in - fo r
to
Primary Wins
Expected By
New Dealers
Doctor Erwin Insists
All Governor Needs
To Obtain Recovery
Is Complete Quiet
Administration Sees
Victory For Clark
O f Missouri AndFor
McGill Of Kansas
Sees Patient At
Daily Intervals;
Thr
It,.. *,>v,-lt
Admin,-trail' n
hoped today i„ Hdanrr ihr elp*rt*-d rfnt*Tiiiri!iiN*ii of F**ita*"r
Savs All Rody Funcfiop« Are Owratirtsr
1 In Normal Manner
J A C K S O N V M .IK .
A ""
*»
W A S IIIN C T ltN .
ateadllv
improving1'
anil P i m e f
“ ahould g«" well in .he usual r , * S l
lime provided another attack
doe* not occur.”
rrnor cheerful and aniiou* l„ rrtoro to hia office at Tillahisiwe.
-Th# Gov*mor” Dr. Krvm said.
o»d steadily improving
Hi* tamporotar* i* normal. Hi*
pula* vat* la 7S. Ill, respiration
Is II ond blood prvaaure 112 ovrr
7*.
M n n ave
H O O O rS
In
ID
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Cilv News Briefs
w*n at
north of
Man Sails 15 Foot
Boat A croaa Atlantic
■Japanese Claim To
Nave Repulsed Soi iels lu S i Iter ian
Mur der Difficulty;
R e c e iv e d In 37
Arlillurv, Tanks
Serial Securit\ Mana
Anil Planus Used
ger \imiiimn's{ uinplrtiiiii Ol I Jin .loll Incident Urines Two
Na Iions Closest To
War In .‘10 V e n r rt
\ri|> ■’
' Tit.-
fhi* u a picture of the
of UdevUion— the *viinnnht
pa rat us which, it ir predicted, wilt bring rvenl* uf the wmU
home*
Tint apparatu* was initalleil on the renter comt ot
• r* btTiiiMi h«* hatl I lie* barking
•if to.ih I k‘ iitiM'1at m* fueli«>ns m hi* Wimhledtin, Knglarnl. tennii tournament, and actually ■*(>*-«,ki«• I
In Karina h Sena lor .tlrfitll ha«l
only nominal opposition riu! prin
r»|!j| irilvvrd crnlercd in the *rl
eel inn o f Itit Rrpuhlirari u|j|Hjfienl.
VoieiN rN. i ciih( ballot* in Vir
icinii* arul West Virginia. The New
Deal was an issue in aomr DeniorrmMc nmlests for 11ottte neit* .
Chief Cleveland Perkins Returns
Cites Fire Data iFrom Vacation In
OnRetumHome Palmyra, Virginia
Sena
who
cam e n e a r w in n m g th e presitlen
|ta |
n o m in a tio n fro m
W oodrow
W ilso n in DH2. would increase talk
among anil-lli«»wvel| Democratic:*
of putting him forward in ‘40 as
a *'comprii|iii*cM candidate to stop
the New h e al* man. whoever he
may Imv
Thai make* lhr lire of C la ik V
vote a ruallrr of w(dr*prrad in*
tere*l in lid a y 'i numrroua rlrrlion*, which include primary vot
ing in Kansas, Virginia and West
Virginia, aa well a* in Missouri.
President Roosevelt ha« not *n
1tired the Missouri rainpaign. >Sii
Clark has the support uf bo'h
Ilcmuria>ic factions whirh
arc
Sees Superior Equip Local Merchant Kinds
llUHinesH Conditions
ment In Towns Of
Similar To Sanford
Comparable S i z e
Many Fish Reported
Dead In Gulf Stream
IhiVj
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tit.I
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lit.
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m u te r
ul
ii
mlliliiry
'•iluHii
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• m in ......
in k
nUen dm g
th -
rocent Townsend convention in
|
Angeles. The meeting is hrheld in honor of Mrs. Muffltl, sc.l according to Arthur A.
Klrchhoff, sicrttery of th# rluh.
a large attendance I* expected.
A supper,- which will prrctil*
tkk meeting, - ill be held st 1:00
o’clock while the
mreting
is
scheduled to get under way at
8:00 o'clock.
THRME-LFJiliKD COLT FRISKY
UP)— A three-legged Percherun
ctatllon coll bom thro# month* ago
on William Prderaon'a farm here
te able to walk and An with iHe
other heraee In the paature, lta
* h t foraltg la mining.
MIAMI HOTEL SOLD
~MIAMI BEACII, Aeg. 2 ^ -00
-Bred Bewaian yaatarday andgneed the eele o f the 110mm Bownun Hotel end adjoinM property to Pterre BniUy of
MM, Pranas, for 1110,090 tack.
I" i dlt rv find w»r-
lluinxri into action
l*v
i It**
the it.trth
1 1,,•
hii M I
U u M ia n a ,
im
uOil R .nitti
i li (iiykuft’iig
u ii
Hilt
I hi* latcal * fit-
ii • k rod uf fighting
i teli.i (» Uutrtt.i I'luimn
*'♦ ut Nil'*1! til .mil Jm|uiii
1
fa 44Ii
lb.- lint t- tniinntil. 1 I'ptlt’.M •ti
it p. m i iH, Ini vn iv nli' nml in
IIOI . Ol lt.uk mg III Mil (f «' 4 t* * uiit
l.ltv-l- . »r a thot iliiinl 1trjigtit up
t'll.l. •uhl 4**11V :i futnl it in Mu
1li.
uf f ing
lit'lwi'i'ii
thr
him
si ii 'i
*|*ri pun fit - a* lu whine rtill
iliB’ii h|iii II lit* u n amt iiihmirit
I.y tlu* uiuwt pruplr hut that ita1>'
n (ill iuiim* Vinn* away at nriMirC
tlu* tiuii viih.rt it ••r tlu* law in an*
ahlr lu g**t aimilul liilii’ h yrt.
Tlu* fmwfi.i ii rri* l*«»ru SIim*Inf
night hill if they li 31*I h e rn hnfli
I" Iw III VI;• ,1 h*s||kno,
I ki. iminmii, .
exfhilAtrtl
Smu’l Im > ,j| JftO uiif.I BnI fi!
1HiI"IIll-s r\t il .'khIV4 411)4*1* Hun*
Ji\ ... ,().* leortltf figlthrtg am
hi
* !■ Imp M i ** ulfu'*’t :ifti| ^7
"Ml » kill'* "I iff l I li* VTU1|Ili 14MI
\ \ < i in ol f ill*' -vitiiiLfttitivi #iIht* ii t f
• • r*‘ • i*4*l% •■* mu
Mu* cum• IttpfuVKU m
lIt11)<I*11it’ lOlllilMli.j
IiV I hr uhl ii" im iii am n I ■m
I ll-r Ku Mill ftut IM ' IMIll ll An
uii' I I'giihii l\ 111|iu11t'iI In
Mm
n . ii ii ,,i p nn A M Mumluy
h m i iiiiiiiiit hy r iit |■11•v <11■ Mm
vitili iim ,ii l tilt" y kiumliartlmenl
ing I !1, i hr Th * v • .11 t hr v
•i' i ' ii -[ iln ( hangkufiisg trilby
trill wild Mi «»11*11Ml Mill, *■iti111■iVr !
fli* m i:i kl i mutl loti It I*y Iht*
( I'ptil I i'll thru * lllplit\rt -* 14.1t*r - I tpui.. . ,in*l Rii44turi4 tit*ar Ihu
I'M'n *ix mufilli*, hut mi«lrr ii 'j nit tiitit t*f (hi- Ru'*4iEin-Hibt*rkit
• h.tngr mi ri'K'ildt iun
rffrelivr
.Jitp, iii* ■ i1 K " f ‘ a* ii ml
MunchuiiMir fhr-*1 uf liti > vr;ir, Mu' hi1
* rr
l.uil
puils itif fitiu imnir i n ry Itiirr
SioMihly fvmix tin* p;ill of ih#
iifuftthH. Hnipluvri 4 ii uri' ri'pMi t ■
I *■»ifI«*mr«| Mil 1*1118r I few#
5lir flit.I xvi(Ii Iht' Itiiitrifi uf (u
i4-rBill| Ri-XI'IMM' 51- a p.lll Iff 111! ii I
lax M'hithH ill* r i rtiiriM ail
i hi'iiti'il ;igiim-vf l,ix h ( hum hv
th** lluii'iiii un.I iluti hiiiu.l tiM-i
J** I hi* Surinl Nttiuuv It*i:1111 tui
Mu* li'i'iiittlMp uf (Mill I'lllpluMi
Wlllfl'H lu liH irruil m(
lluiiy iHte'ily
fiimilu'i
w tr«
A liiy of iilimif it iiiuiitli ■ viili 4i4il*ri iluMiivf ttif pnxl month by
wlwayt mrur lidwtru tlu* riul
(Ik. S tlviitii.it Vi my, t ‘apt. It.
Mu* pri hii! fur ii hii'h wngrt hi * R*t. . ht-iiil uf tils* IucaI CUadtl
r(*|iurl«'il ami ihr rr. s.|,Jinr ..i It i .tfiiimiut'i itriupluy m u ' v4upirt in ihr ii
im*
• ipl. Rust* rtuut nwn»y mur«
r u iiii1 th r llmini i'T|ihinii*ii Km liirni14i*H wt r*1 in iirnl thin Hi*
|iti*yI*r i Mir nl Inwrit | vimilkI li all S-iIvill uin Anny cmitd! takt* far#
er Mu* * ini uf tin* report mg uf uhil j'-illttl uii tlu* public fur
periotl hi vntiii'h lu niakr thru rtfiil iilnitiuli 1 In help notv# th#
f«'|Mirtrt. Thr Bui ran i»f liilrriuil lmi ill I'»•tiff pt itiiHetn.
lie veil ili^ it-f|iiifiM apiiriixifitnlrlv
Furly (fiiiirtlint4 vvi*re uNfridtcd,
*
, ,
,,
•*>rvv iiiuntht fur
iiiuhtiiig
tlu* i* pivfit fit'll mill
luilging- On#
•< .
.10 Needy Families
Are Aided During
i\1ontht Rose Says
tlie night before they miglil have purlrt, li ml uhoiit lhr Mini< tflur
hren listiiirtt July £iviil Augu t ,
ix r«H|inrrtJ fur Mu* Itoanl't lln
It iiitghl Hut hr u lm*l itlra IIIIy
Imw.
)il>
while
l()rCPA
'Hu*
itminmici'tl, to
h .is fui mfa ii try at*
f m iii
r un >
The Hsuford Tuwnsenil Club
will hold Its regular meeting in
this Welaka buHde« Thursday I
t ()IU l
S lH lD S O r
irImKi ai wlik'h ttmr Mrs, Msrlha
■■
■ • m
*s
•
i
Moffitt Will tec nunl some r.r her M « « l c * l 1 l a n e ( O n t t 'S l
n a e rie n c e s
►
»* t \ \
•li» I* n
<l« M Mi.
pi ti until
til
Mrs. Moffitt Will Be
Honored A i Meeting
|l 4
*ik u < I HKiric^o coli
w- ir
Pair Of Pawns Are
4liK'h Ill't Vt it||«
Born Tis Deer At 4py*tr|i)
puivkilf
Sanford City Zm» •*flUi'UtIII** hfidftl
Fork V Klim III* soil llratlmt a1
U m)i-il <hc »*h"-'l, lie * iii »1, ami
added that srtrtal l<-« ut l-'-ys an
attsmling ■hi- srhiHil ai |ue eat.
itrfeiiirig ugtin l" business run
dltions in Vi'gmie. Mr. I’rtkin
pointed "U< lha> white l-usiness i-<
in n summer slump, il cumpare-'
well with proviuir* yesr-*, and
that |M"-pl<- gmeiahy r«|iee' run
dltions will Is- a gri-it deal iH-tler
roen. e»i>»-eia)ly m »aw "f th»*
immense sunn *he federal g-v
ernmenl is now putting in*u cu
culalimi.
t *m|.I\
i In
I ink
| I. VI..t,
lll llh.t. I*.
lew|l. I
(A l’ l —
I'u v.vtim rn t
1in I
11 pul t >1 a
l;trg«‘-scule
iw iiiilp it l iM.uk I*v S oviet
i ♦m•i• M Mu* ill i*ut*il area
un ili< ' d ■i t in Maiu hmikuoan 11 .tui it i
l .i - i t i >» m m u n i i| u e
H ia n T il ih.it Him
Kti**iaiia
i*V c- Uv tt.'if li.iuildfig Korean
\ill it . n tS* \Hum\ uf Thangkll I •'Hi? 1tie tin-.* I pi.iht Hill*’** July
Bun i t i n * runulltlnfM Iff Vn c 'ii .i V,
Returning from a twit waeka*
vacation tour uf Georgia and Iht ■ ri iiM» ohou( the i nit’ II 1.......... 1
JM-,| || | 1*1 1k M( 11.... h. ...
( ’arulinai. Fire Thief Muck Clavt- de* 1
r^i in fium n t V4.i 1,4t 1
-1
1IIV 1illlun»| tlI'm:lused that he visited nev*
ill
eral fire station* in the various 01 IMimyru, \ •
»•umtmg uul Iht* iht
tit,
tuwn* and ciiiea he touched on
hi* trip in .inter to . umpire
Iheir rerord* and e.iuipmrnt with
1 '""in y >.g.u nil "> .I. Mthe Sanford Fire Department.
1'■ k
unusually goted tin* y* *• Ihe
Chief Cleveland, who mad. th«
m lh„ ;|„.M
trip accompanied by Mrs C l.v.^
land and hi* young .on, Jeflare.l
VVh(ll.
,.llImyrlli
that he had the opportunity d j(
y ,,v,.r> )|j<v
witnessing a large firo.nAtlai.ru |y
„ f ...... .ry
and observing the mrlho.ls used rrry
,„|ty
........
I.y the Atlanta firemen In fighl ,,u| |h„
........ .
,
ing the blase.
the heavy ram* •t.«* weather w »
In comparing the Sanford hire ¥ery .......... t,t,
Department with other* In t»wn*l Although hr
horn in V.
of this site, he found that must icinia. Mi IVtkin* huii m\»r w
of them had far belter and more ihe NutIItill litiiluri' a< I tiiitluMi
modern equipment as well a* j barjr- 4I-fi l hid tri|i hi* liumi^nl <
much larger staff. The grralrr make thr tup from Pnlmytu •"
pert of them, he added, had J4e# It. It Vlild M MrUMitrlflll *»l|fIt’ .
from 10 to 10-men staff*. Ihe he jftijtrrti'tl, utitl wrll w*«rlh Mu
r*«llaa#4 ta Pb i » Tlr*p
lime **f uny tourieL I'nlmyrn »•
approxmittt ’y f» iilitri ur t *«i
Charlt*ltr'*burir.
He uIa.i VHil|i|| hi * hp'ttirr, ( '»■!
Nathaniel I'n kin* whu i4
t , 1Illfr|b|, ha* been arcuse.1 of
GAINESVILLE,
Aug.
2—
tn,D|.rance and in turn
has rbarged his accuser* with, Speaking before the University
spreading half-truths about him |o f Florida summer session stu
The only contest involving dt ' dent body Monday morning. Ih-an
|m inlrrYMllion by an Admims Walter J. Matherly said that "it
tral km official 1* lhai in Vir is raster to earn money affrrtiveginia
between
Repiesentstive ly than It l* ta save it ronsislrntllowatd W. Smith, four-term vet ly; it U easier lu save it run*i'<ti* to invest it
eran of the House, ami William E- enlly than it
llodd. Jr, sun o f the former *m wisely, End It is easier to invest
it wisely than it Is to spend tl
l^issador to Germany,
They ar* contesting fur the intelligently.''
The speaker, who since >t>24
Democratic nomination te Smith',
seat In th* House-a nomination has developed an outstanding cutwhich, in Democratic Virginia, r*j leg* o f business administration at
th* Uoivoraity of Florida,
de
tantamount to election.
clared that “ the economy o f con
suming wealth I* just as Impor
tant In our American way o f lit*
aa the economy o f producing
wealth. Wealth is not an end,
STUART. A m*. V - i * ) —Gasa but n means to nn end. We earn
ns*reial llthtrain and charter to live; w* do not livo to *gm.
bust operators n p « M yesterday Wo produce to consume, w* do
an unexplained drop la tetnpeia- not consume to produce."
Dean Matherly atreeaed that it
lur* of Iha Golf 81room ho* killed
thousand* of tropical fUh la 'h* H not enough to know how to
produce wealth, but people must
Atlantic Ocooa off Stuart.
They amid many specie* of H»h know how to consume It, to us*
—particularly tri**or fiah and It, and ta get th# most from itT h * economy o f spending—
porcupine Hah, both unabla to
survive chiliad water—have bean the no* of wealth— is just a* im
aeen floating aa the Golf Stream portant as, and In many way*
more important than, Ih* econ
Surf bather* reported the ocean omy o f earning— th* getting ol
waa “ too cold for eOtefort" yea- waaHli,'' Dean Matherly said.
Urday aad cooamercial flaherMonday morning*! address was
men who *o o m b w nl la work th# fifth In a special series ol
their weta onld they had been tecturo* scheduled for the llnithoroughly chilled when the tide vanity o f Florida'* 1B3B summer
- ■ i s * . Earlier speakers la t
waa high.
Hi Uftih, anally caught In the aorta* war* President C. H. Bou
Gulf Stream which li eeeen mlWa cher, Uolvereity o f Weet Viroff chore hero, war* landed yeoterDr. Kdcnr W. Knight, Uhlvanity of, North Carolina; HupL
W. A. Button o f th* public
orhoeiA Atlanta,
Go., and Dr.
Cflffned Lyons, head
of
th*
“
University
11|-no
.1II111MI 111’r -I
*
Dean Matherly Is
Main Speaker At
,
• II. Win rod, has been opposed hy,
a traction lira. Naljuna| chairman Hamilton and
author of the |Wr
,
leader*. Winrod, >n University Session
*kl'As an added
Declaring h. hod dlocovered i Ktvim Garner,
Tu b*i man's paradise, Jack Jack prise novel. -Eteklrl,” was prosen of Monk'* Pisco today re M-nfrsl. Mm. Garner spoke briefly on the btrkgruund of hrr wel
lated stories about hi* rip er
known bouk.
' t. nee last week at Bay port ort | Other amalrurs
inrlu.le.l on
th* Gulf that would tickle the .
ihe program
were
Dorothy
fancy at Ih. moat ardent angler.
(U ^ e r , Ur7aii.'l
Mr. Jackson reported that due Mrs.
McSIai run
ing his week's stay at Bayport
he caught a total of IB ten baas.
<# on on* day) and Irmamerable
speckled sen trout sr>l other
i type* o f fish.
Using a rod and soel which he
operated from hia rowboat, Mr.
Jockoon both still flaked and
cast On tkn Incoming tide,
lbs fishing was particularly goal
Fireman R. T. Thoms* left this
and M| haoled aboard on* floh
morning aa n vocation trip
after another, th* boa* wvigking
through several Southern abate*
between T and 10
but did not intimate .when he
the u *a t
averaging
would go.
2 1-2 and 4 pound*
Bayport. anordteg
U
Mr.
Jodgo Hhaton will deliver a
I^ fh w t, ksoeta a slngi* hotel talk baforo the Junior Chamber of
op it* only attraction balds* th* Commerce tonight a> 7:00 o'clock
flohinc. “ Tea «an\ even hoy a at the Mayfair Hotel, C. E.
phi or * fallen o f guathte from Laney
• flllteg station hi- ths place “
ho said. Th# tawrt U BO miles
r>-
vi'*»r?i tt-o.k for gian'rd hii ik>
fra* of hi* Iwd N ut* Deal support
Dick Aiken And Doris
■
*
.
Jackson In rinals
A primary H«r«p fur
For Central Area ,o
r
1
la'k,‘- lhhou»»e
r "un ofleader,
,h'
I J fn u x ra t lc
a. " T Pf ,r w 'n vu* wi,h ' " I " * * ' n
the final elimination cont«*^t (,> h r
xtagfil at Ihr Ikiirhnm Then* re
liter in the season after all l*en
tral Florida rountie* have had
|
tHo Men To \\nrk Employees Given
r » r I ' m c Months C re d it F o r P a y
* *«» k ••v|M>-e-il iht* ruur< bi I
mil vurioiii fuller While Knior
"iFAturFi litt AtlmiinMrativ«» ■<!
Iheir talent la-fiirr the Junior
mtjl^occura In Ikb type of con- Chamber of Commerce lunrhoon
meetings.
necessary for the GoverWinner of Ihe final* will re
rvmatn golat for
eetvo ■ free IHp to New York
woaka and not ho annoyed with with all eapensr* paid.
vbltor*. The Governor hae been
The rhoire of Dick Aikrn wt*
1U bat at the preaent moment la made over Clayda ForglMnn, f i l i n g " ^ |'h7' .Vote for"control
In no danger and If possible to 15-year old Sanford mi**, only „ f |h,
j „ „ ph T |luv1v „(
follow out the usual method of ■fter each had been culliil back
l.mji.4 ami W'ilha H. Meredith
11 (raiment without any Inerferoncv foe an cncofc* Althioigh Mr uf I'oplar Bluff are running
that will make absolute rent on Aiken was adjudged thr winner. again*t him a» ‘*100 peicrnt New
Impossibility, |ka Governor should Orlando Jaycm
roiiipliiiirnteil lAealen**.
get well In the usual time, pro UtM Forguxin highly and in
In Ihe neighbo.hoo.1 state of
vided another attack does not oc vited her to come bark next year Kansas, Senator Gror go McGill..
cur. This la the ruts in circulatory for the annual routrat.
_
„ , ,
a full fledged New Dealer, and
disturbances-.
Th. Sanford omnleur. were (Jur w A . ||u, m, n have had m.
M
l
L
I
......
\l'
n.l,A
,
lcl by Mias Kloise Winn, who organurd opposotton
in their ramwa* 'he priie winner two years paign* for Itrmocratic nomination.
ago in Ihe first annual Jaym- There has been a bitter campaign
contest. Includ'd on the program for the Republican senatorial nom
were rungs, dances, instrument - ma'iun, howrver, in which one i f
numbers and a duo black-fact- the candidates, the Rev. Gerald
Jackson Locates
Fishing Paradise
On Coastal Area
ed To I *ut S i \ l v- r
(At
J a y ce e Contest
Given Local Pair1
"
Dick
ik rn , h a rito n e , and M isa
U orm Jackson*
n o v e lty
d a ncer
amount c a rrie d a w a y f ir s t h o n o r* M o n
or Ihr1day in th e fo m th series o f Or
tando J n y rc c A n n le u r C o n trs t*
Ha la voting a normal
of food and all function,
body or* operating in a normal
manner. A cardiograph lc auidy
mad* this morning la satisfactory.
Hia improvement I* definite and
steady. Ho la progressing in the
usual manner In which improve-
Aug. 2
jfven $1?v’28 Of Air Raids On
For Additions
xr
\ t *\\
, Korean
VillagO es
>\ I A Project Expect- —
- — _______
B#nn**tt f n k ««f Mi»unri with rn
uvirwht-lm.ru |«I iriijiry victory for
>Vn;»Ii»r U r r/- MrC.II „ f Kan^u*
Th»
wi it- ih«- only Ikmurralic
S e n a to r B e n n e tt
C la rk
%hbo o mii i ,al «- -nti’it t in four stat#*
f l t n a |ii im a i y r le r t u i n in *l»
ill
«nltr (it lirtai v * Irc’ itiiHt
(tufty
ii.it which i' ovHlt*«| ft*w « uf rid-out
M iu n to d a y i* M e n a< ;» p ° 'M*'
rurit|ii<imi.M< la m lu ln f r f«u I b in
.** t**-’ * Ilf the- flit* lill lit'** pulit'lt**.
MU
innuin.il t**n ill
*n
— i A P I — Dr, fi'nntev Frwtn cm In* |n♦*
It* 10 i f hr* r m e i i f i i i **«*•* f tid y
raid today that Gov. Cune,
fro m t o d a y h t •- t **f - I m ig H t
ill In n hospital hen* with a
heart ailment, “ is slowly anil
Th* physician declared hr »«-.
seeing lhr pailrnt severs! timr,
* day ind always found ihr Go*
Farm M arket Russians Accused
HERE’S TELEVISION
To
I .unity Mu.nr Imim* wan burned
. . fely duwti wiif given three
rruu uf UM-Agr Inujraiu'r t«> Imml.i rmuphtt*, a ntuve, aril ice
rumplrtr tlu* irrurtlfUif uf wagrx, Im. x. a (atih*, utul rhaifA through
Thr
Mfiiint 44 ill
un J vijgr th«* 4*u upiTutiuii of huimrae inen.
1
* 1 Hflilly ,i l, i-u tlivui.
lion concerning wage
J in- fit inily wil l a I h* given meditut »»his* n| aid,
f„r each
t'iip!, Korn puinlcil uul that 41
* Fttr <*'" be avails..... af te r .Inly
im-HHi)?* win* roiidih’ ted ill the
l»A \ TON A IIK At'll, Aug. 2.
" I the following year.
*^** Model airplane rnlhu-is -l ■
Mr, Weaver said any person
from lakeland. Mulberry, Jack wishing lu Inquire ahuilt his uo
sonvllle, Deljind, Orlanmi amt count should give the same .......
several oilier Florida towns wilt he used in applying fur Ills So
take purl in a stale model plane rial Hecurily account number, tinrun t e s t
ut the airport here exact date uf his birth, the »r
Thursday under suspires uf the count number assigned to him.
city I err ration department.
and his address. Forms l o r thi
Seventeen men and hoys have purpose are available at the
qualified, the department
un Field Offices of llie Hoard lu
flounced yAtenlay, and are bring rated at 211 ,H. Orange Avenue.
Ing from one to six planes each, i Orlando,
These include gas models, gliders,1
---- --------•peed modrls, stick niodelt and!
Other types,
YOUTH DROWNS
Other entrants from HI. I'eli r-,
--- --------burg, Tstupa,
Gainesville, St. I
DAYTONA BEACH, Aog. 2.
Augustine and Jacksonville nr* b***—Donald Hlsrr. 13-yssr-uld
son of Harry Starr of Holly
vipected to qualify,
Hill, near llaytona lleich, was
drowned In the Halifax
River
her* ycaterday when a small
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2.—(AO boat in which he and KsynueH
— 8 i* Newspaper Guild members, Parker, 12. were sailing overriled fur contempt of cuurt in turnod In a sudden squill.
cohnectlon with the CIO union’a
A fishing boat plckeil up the
•Irik* agalnat the llullywood two boys, Parker was unhurt,
CUUen-News, mtut atend trial. but rfforta to rsvive young Starr,
Superior Judge Emmet Wtlaon who had become entangled In th*
yulad yaatarday.
ladhsat ropes, wot* futile.
( it jih I 4%Ph npprntniuitvly 1,000
m .ittendance. Twenty-one ilrtet
mi'i’t mg4 wvri‘ uii., hi Id with
---------
J.llu
hi
altrrithui.'e.
r*»r|H officers and lxeUtAfttS
I * nt *jr»G houm in vtAitaiion*
Myit fiOi) mpii'N uf the "W ir
Cry,'* ufficial publicaiiot) of the
Salvatiuit Army* were uuld dur
ing Mu- month,
IB porting
that
five-cortte*
ptirnUnre Bible m ituiiy
cUtate
hud U n i held in which 45 youuf
(*4*t.|ih* had participated* Capt.
Ruai* expliTinl that moat of
ih -t* whu had takrn the court#*
intmiled making further rtU*
giuut itudiri with the poAiibllliy that many of th#m would
niike it Iheir life work.
LOCAL WEATHER
Partly cloudy tonlgbl
Wrdnrsday, possibly a few
tered thundrrshowera Wsdneoday
Daytona Beach Tide*
row: Loir: .7:2Q A. M. and
P. M.
________
7* 1
V,
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anal Affirms
S en ten ces
Two Farmers
Supreme Court affirm I
Iky Hie Ufa aantancca of
imlllon county fa rm m fur
X’faint worker on July SB,
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warn
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•1 Jury convicted ib«m
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Th* Jury recommended
I thawtd Harrld wai
An Argument with Elal
id Hammock ovrp dlvld
i product!,
Piaylahr, a (bird de
CcunlietfreerwkfCl 1 1 1
l/IBd/rp/fi led vcftlilfr■
weruAiefed
fHl del NfftiMii •cup it.Are*
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fra* canvlcled of min
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crax* straw* Hut tnrry ihely ownw<NKA,>>
II IL Id.
color and Hirer have boon inNOTICX »r BALI or TAX
Mlineoa i.ip hand and eeel ll.lt
Jalp IIM.
venjvd by Sigmund Sclaortk, You tB acaarSKI'ililf^h? aravW-aa Ik* Had dap at
I). t* flttllM JO*f,
ju.t dip on* Into A line at at Chapier HIM. Ada at 11*1
C lerk a t ClrcuiLCKcrC
Be mine le C euely, Plurld*.
awaaUnad plain or e.rton.l*,l ^ T S , A l T T " - U l ” ,JtSM f.'r'
waur and *««k— and you r* drink- .|< .■ penile eatery to i*•>!*»
in* padn pap.
ell bidder tor verb at Ik* Court
NQTICC OP SALK OP TAX
CINTIFlCATXa
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eoireoc*
In Banterc
™ MCI*1 nlln
In .a email
• mall .i-lu
at.lp Moo**
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In accordance au k ike prnvl•( cotton Hainan Impregnated o'clock A. M. UP cortltlcal# ar ■hoe at Ckapler IIM , Act* af
e l,k ripe grin* “and* na udrak
of coi
col- ((tk
certificate*
bp Ike Biale
l V— H it had t r e e wvllle* re-eueal ol
an or
(r p Hk held
, |i perilled
and sab-
LAHASEEE, July, SO-IJft
or.,
csrtiflcate* held bp the dial* tororerlac Lot I Blk. t Tr. 1,
»oridi or «a u § or t a x
C M T trtCATM
Bastard.
dctber with all am ltud and aubti itM.Mi my liafwl amt e**l Ihn a*a**at levied laaea an ike folIn accordance will Ik* *r**lv
loertad deer need Unde In Beml- ■Ion* af Chapter IISM, Act* mt
lb* Had dap at Jalp lilt
m i a*d upnn wrlllcn r*qu**t ot
not* t'nunly. riurlri*. to-oil:
I t I*. llteimiifiN.
KUUPHOr INC. I will altar tur
I.'lerk o f Cl r* n il Court
1-t af Carl. No. IIM of An*.
GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OP PRUITS AND VEGETABLES BT
MOTORTRUCKS FROM THE SANFORD STATE FARMERS'
WHOLESALE MARKET.SANFORD. FLORIDA
but the 'Supreme Court
Ihle verdict on Iho
here era* no tvidanco
rU m with Harrt*’death,
her eta*, lb* court rr
I vardlct obtained bp It. T H E STATE FARMERS' WHOLESALE MARKET a l Snnford
id Malm! Robert Kloep lrn*b*re’ m arb«l. *r**rdia( |* ek«v* map prop*rad f«* uaiMwwl
imvilK hotel uperaior, paetaMat af Agplaujtar*, which rb aw i lb*I p r* d h i g e lb in d i
ml county circuit cour>>
(m 4 for 130 ,000 , chare- pa*t M M * w*e earrU d *v*r blgbw ay. fa r b an dr ad. a f « R m *
pra* unlawfully evicted and Canadian pravlaca*. Over fifty anrtntla* a f frnlU and r o ( t
pppvl‘1 hot*!, and that warn bandlad fraea tk l. ana marbot during lb* I P n O S eb^plng
Mat tffeela, which ha now M fe re e y will ra*all In e*Mb U rp a r Im DIi Im . TV* — r |*
riim, war* Held by
HnaiZON
u u « u u n BECKONS
Btcnwnn
-------SAN FRANCISCO—(A”!—Eom.
whan on Ika Pacific lb* lit'le
(|cere
|| n „No.
r|Mtill
I„t.afI,A*n.
t 1
Blk. 1-Wklleamk‘e 1*1 Add.
Oa-ero.
m t onvapto,'*,. *|«*| n
krU h N ahra la too taring ak n p tw
A Mi l l II i
ward lb . Sou* S n , vri.k . cr*w
of H r. idventurer* wb. Intend
In (pond one to l k m yarn viall-
” W U "l * l V U BeV
»kwe* mv heed eed M l
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known M le lV ik ip p e ,
af th* cruft la Arvnd Udckta, «.*
■ m i l fa tk« b r g w t t t a l t in
S V S 3 3 st!-TS.*ii
llijWft,j
S a 5 * 17"
BEflINA,
Hath. — (Ay— Earl
; Itobtnun hid la *t«p hard on th*
I ■•* bat b* f'nally got Ma traciur
«P to « mile* an hour, Thou ha
wm
armtad for ipiading ami
1
i fined f t .
NINA A. MARTIN 1 will off** far
**l* *l public aalcrp l* Ik* klak■rl bidder far rack *1 Ik* Court
Hnwa* ealrtac* In XaatorC on Ik*
Ilk dap at Aup eel IIM a t II
I<
a'riack A. U. la* rerllflcala ar
eertlfleal** hr Id fcp Ik* PraU ^la|a
•*lk*r with all amllled and eob,
e**ue*l levied l u t e ( I Ika tolB
la .la p daaarlbad land* la Baaite
■*1* Coualp, Florida, la-wlt:
af
CerC N*b 111 af Jalp t. t i l l
•everaf B tM rh a t HWH af
N IK l e a !• Twp. H X W
Wilaeaa my hand and eeel Ml*
IkM Ik*
t M dap mt Jalp ItlA
.. , e*<iu**i i*vl*d le ire on ioe folI lovlec deocrlbed Uoda la M a i' nol* Canalp. Florida, ta.w tt:
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c Wb mt CtrenN Ceurt.
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or m i or t a x
iRTirmATBO
era with to* rtrM
i i m . Act* *r t
m i n e r*aae*«
D O V Q U M I will al
Ml* »t public outcry la th* kick
ed bidder far ca*h ai Ik* Unnrt
llaa** «nlranc* la Xaafarc; on Ik*
Ilk day at AuguU 1111 at II
o'clock A. M., lav oarlltleala or
certificate* held br Ik* Alai* Inaethtr with all *a>ltt*d and *t|b**qu*al l*el*d late* an Ik* followlad d**crtb*d land* la hal.
nol* County. Florida. l*-wll:
1-1 at Cart. No. H U at Jllr
>. lit! eevrrla* H U at KIU
■ M ft Tap 1* It. U >
1-1 of Pert If. Ill at lea* 1.
Hit epreclao BWIt at NMK
Me. It T » p I*. B. II.
Wit**** mp hand * M *aal Ihl*
Ik* Had day at Jalp till.
a r . m ohndoii .
Clerk *1 Circuit C*ait
(awar.^ t***'*01* C*aalr, Florid*
Nvncn o r
i i m op t a n
m"JBE&ear**,
Ilamne Ut Ckeplar 111)1. Act*
rill a*d Opua wrlllcn redncel
n M WATSON | will Offer I
•all at public calerp io Ike hi|
�*mr.jsm?
■ a a f o r d U Tfca O n ly C a a tx a l .
O R a i y A f f o r d in g R il l. H ig h w a y
A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r t* Uom
V OLUM E XXDL
S e m in o le C o u rtly P ro d u ce*
M u rr F r u i t A nd V ci'i-L ililf. T h a u A n j;
.S im ilar A rm In A m e n r*
M e m b e r A sso c ia te d P r e s s
Oil Spot May Be
Clue To Missing
H aw aii Clipper
Army Transport Ship
S i g h t s Slick On
Regular Route Of
Huge Flying Boat
CELEBRATED
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . JU L Y .10. I TIN
Cone Treated^
In Hospital At
Jack so n v ille
Dr. Stanley Erwin Re
ports Executive Is
Being Treated For
Circulatory Upset
S e v e ra l Relief
Projects Await
Filial Approval
E s ta b lis h e d In 1‘JOH
TREATED IN HOSPITAL
M M ltK R 289
Russians Repulse
Japanese In New
Clash On Border
Orlando Man !s M,'a'>
'
“f
p o rlc il A s J a p s A tCrushed Belween i*-'»pi i«»
hhi
r,
^ ... *
In Oispittcil Sector
Cars On Highway
i
.1 \< K s n W II.I K, July *10 — |
l»t S ’» tih y Fir win Raid
day 1 1iihl t *$»v 1- rn i l*. ('title **1
in <1 Yim«i h C« Hospital here
treatm ent <>f nhaf he d ruribrd.
si ’*1111 Id rirru latnry upset."
k
Eight thousand children helped
.......... * (» tin orcanon
for
floury Ford, aula tycoon* c«?le- riLiim'* '•an! 11r Erwin, the GoVh iutf hiv 75th birthday anni- Ptiiur'i pei**tnul physician, “ he 1*
Severs I work project* for t tic
county arc pending tut have in.l vcrwjiry in Detroit today, Tha hi et e Iy in the hn<i|id»l fur nb*
imJuvt ru'itm who believes year* JS(,TV1(l imi “ Th»* Governor left hU,
yet received final approval, it
w a. announced today by nffi m pa-um l i»y the calendar are office h! Tallaha«aee ten day*
eijla at tin* lor si WPA lira.I “;i Juki','* rolled bark a large part , ago fur ji "vacation'* and
BAN FRANCISCO Jaly 30
itf im »twit to In* the tflirst of the fiutr-* h ive iled Hied to reveal I’ll*
ipiartera.
—<AP)—Tha Pan A n t r i m
Appioval of *• vrrul project* •'hililien af a party to lug it hud ¥*'lie l **;tlit ml *
Airways official* *aid they
h r Kivmm confirmed the Uovawaits the signature of I’revi to !>*• atJigrd m the roll*rum
considered tha findiai af tha
tleltl HiniseVelt who is flow ill > ho till 111g tif tho '.fair* fan grounds i*i ii*,!rk- |iit*"rrn r* ni the lioapital
oil patch on tha Guam to
4hi 1v .rdUl II 1ii:h I brfn iUnclosed
cruise. It »■* indie sled.
Manila esaraa of misting
f ! Mill .IflllHlt'l "inirif. He indicat
Project*
under
consideration
Hawaii cllppar “al(niflcant
t*ti Ihi1* tioVlTlll •I ha*l her 'd takan
include three mun*y n o d pm
but not conclusive."
jrcts tnd s joint County City
1*» 1Iv1" 111l"l'11,11 wdlitti 1the past
Tha aaarch will continue,
frw illayi Lull ll IIIll 't N(W (y the
I'rn jert,
tha company said.
Ill's l $14111\
Indurmation asking tm pn n
exiiet t mu*
I h« 14 . •■!* t
Tin ((■iveriior, h»* iJli»cloaed.
nirnts to the I'aols mad w ie*
filuMjil 'I INI , 1
M A N IL A , J u ly 30. — (A P I filed July 27. The total cir.l
lltlll Im’i'H "•»t*111ill'll IK a hotel
rut Mil u tu 11
— T h e A rm y '.ra n s p o r t M eig s Will amount tu
Keife for ai* vm
$3ll,49ti will,
week
•k before
bffoii* going' to
the < miph* h
putting up
the hospital. He said the tiovto d a y fo u n d a la r g e p a tc h ol the WPA
l It*' «>•libM. I*• I >
and
the
County
S9.2&U.
em
o
r's
hospitnlliutioii
w
hir
for
oil on th e a u rfn e e o f th e P a
li**( ii leh'phssM
Information on a
grading
convenience in hi* treatm ent and
cific O c e a n , In d ic a tin g
th e and dramas* project tilt Sipe'
;»l the Nh* t it I
mil because of the seriousness
I li*' t s*•• tu? n
m lia ln g H a w a ir c lip p e r m a y end lluchry Avenue w a. filed
of )im condition.
t nsipt * wulkt'd
h a v e p lu n g e d In to s e a 6(H) with WPA headi|u»rlrrs July If
“ Ile’< ilmng very nicely at thl*
4»nd vt ;t i *4l nit k
Total cost of this project
* dl
lirtif.’’ ltr Krwin tirrla m l Ita
m ile s fr o m M an ila,
K"tng in I»|ipt«*lle
amount to j27,P7‘.t with
the
tn|thasiii'il
it
u
as
,-ssviillal
that
WASHINGTON, July :ti>.—
'
T h e M eig s m a d e n o m e n County supplying {7,235 and the
M♦ t tM4p t I V
tliv govvrnor !>«■ kr-pt i|iiirt m il
A 8|iiiktfiiia»i for the Amen
liti'duilel > t<> Ho
tio n o f s i g h ti n g a n y w re c k - W A $20.7ft.
not hi- ili.turbril try l.irphonv
II H" ■(Hi III Vk111
aye from tha luxurloa* flyini
July 7lh tjic necessary infor ran Fclem lm n of |jib«ir hinltil | inlls or visitors.
urn i d di td I
boat which diaappaarad with 16 mation was auttim ttcl tu tin hi open warfare with the N ation-'
ItriHn-h t'u n r, th* tiovvrnor’s
■i 'll •' ♦*'t| O lie11
WPA
hesdquarters
through
the
bruthrr
ami
-n-rvtary.
aiioouncail
til
l.nl»tr
Relations*
Doani
nr»|
[
man on a flight from Guam to
ilk *.lid lii'ilt kill1
Jacksonville office on a project j jMMdlblr (efunal l<> rvdpeCt biiaitl at Tallahassrv ypstrrilay that tha
Manila Friday (Thursday night
nddM'-s-i HIM fiMHi
on tha Floyd-llykc-lhaid
road. uitleTi,
(Juvvrnor isn't in any
hospital
Ho*ii|£til
meal
1
*
tit
hint4
1
Pacific tlm a).
si
ll
I..1
1
il
J W A It in.it
tin* Ho* I- i*tiii|<uiiii"* •$f '
Tha total coat of this project
In a statement tlenouncing • anil h r d orsn't havr any nursr' (t 041 <14 lil'M', \4ill t'llfl.ilM .it III’
. ■ Two lifeboat* wara p u t out by
H m »nbf 1he e111 ii 4* ell* allHKIM'IH | • f Saul<>r il w:i.
111 amount to 63y.2ti3.40 with
and
said
the
(invrrnor
wiui1«l
b#
tha tran*port to aaarch fo r tell- tho County
III
1lll|l i it liecideil -v.
* v n vmii*' Mill
supplying
*11.021 houril order itAiied yesterday in* hoi’k in Ills o ffitr in a wrvk.
Al tatII1If 1 M.|WI 1.*!»*• tlf|" ‘I hui I
validating an A. F. of I*, cloaeu
tala oil slick bat wara rccallatl nd the WPA *2»^42.tO.
I4 ol * II |* In ii ml im lut! ii lie the 1tar toll of 151*5
l*r.
Krwin
said
th
r
G
uvrrnar
1
ti
I'M
lt
ft'l
I) after him»n iTllltfll)
i t nightfall.
Officials of «ho local WPA shop contrad fur a ainall group Wuuld be in a hospital h . r , tor
t‘U|ltUill . Offu'iTM rv|H»rt that i .Strri'l wu.4 the
Minn. and llte aumi.tl■t
off loo filed infirmetion through of Akilled craft unloniata In an oqpia lima.
five a ti r d with lent a will be i1heutleil rim i h
Ih
d
llM
auto
parts
plant,
Joseph
1 K hrrlff t ** >|
the Jacieonvlll* office July 0.
15-ttay 4*maiiij mu*nl.
...... .
Ii I. -dei'p th f aoldh'M.
lent" were hmtj■
’ sold Ko did not a ip o e t much on ■ Joint County-City project Padway, A. F. of L. general
Dunn K 1he 1i atfinijf
t
TrtM.|4i
will
leave
M
|miUHIl»lil
Thr* i|rt'ii|(>Kl
could bo accomplished before day- calling for work on tha Country counsel, declared:
whiih will he eoritluvli'd lu tin |I fi*i Toline on Saturday, Ang 1J
Club rood and Goldsboro Ditch.
“One should not be a mated to
llg h t
1Ii* Soh* N.ilumul Kiiit'wl, 1h»' I" 1 ill I IS. tlllC lit SilhfiTii ulmill IB I*'1
-rill IIIIIU will l»f liliil liilii'tl jiImhi! \, .\l r*nn titty Tin* lum p hum Mr ruiiiplu it.
Tha kfetgs said tha coating of Tho total coat of thl* project flml that in auch a situation thv
______
_____ with the »pon-1 „(|jer uf
bttard will nut bv rv.
bo__*29,045
25 m ilt-t Hit* lliriMl ti f 1III mm skill I........mipowrtl of mill" from fillnitf "Ini in 11,
heavy oil wa* about 1600 feet will
If hi*. Ihirilii; tlif jiiithli'lii, whirli Haim s ( ily ami Uilanilti m well nulmimlnl,*
In circumference, which eaparta ■or* putting up *7,733 nntl lh* *|>*ctrd by rntployv* whusv uuar_____ _
■nl«vtl right* aro tramplad upon
o ffiri'ft Miy will In* ton.hi. Ie.l im Snnftinl Tit*' trtp will I10 vtn
said was "q u its la n a " fo r
a WPA *13,312.
------------------ "
! through hwsratl Jerrrrs, thus vnA number of local (tV erlauiri, Int|C*‘l,V :1I liiKl'l • Du* I*4t .*l m utt I111* AI Infit if I*osiNt l.itu* Itiitl
plans tha alia of tbo d ip p e r. But
I ruuraging war bvtwern thv board, huv# signifivd their Intention. will maru'uvt’r vvilli
Nn iM.ul Im M«mt«4nmry. Ain, ami
marina man were unable to eugnil frrv American workera.’*
to liartlcipate In the Amateur tiuliul Uuurtliiiif n fi«»m
uUi«r fr»ni Hirre It* tUvan S|irui|£% tlu*
fa s t any other aourca fo r tha
which
the
winner point4 in Him *(ir|H hum whkh I$ai1mt uf ilt-1 nt iiiirifcf, tin
llick, an oil coating such aa a
Thera are some right* which contest
Hi**
worker, legally possess," he add Junior Chamber of Comment- t i»in|»ri7.»,i (In* mi ii t(i i*an Iit n lit i-'* l.illtl 4Vlilt* (Hill Nil'kllVil I** if it ill on
plans lasvaa on tha lu r fic e when
JACKSONVILLE, l u l l 30. ■sinking.
ed, “and these rights are para- The program will be broadcast
TW rnrarnpiiMTit | h
1«i
TI mm* hnv** ln*!*n HfVffAt Iff
bW— State Director M. M \ y
Tha slick waa found directly riah of tha Faderal Houalng Ad- mount lu the edicta of the Na over Mtalion WDUU in Orlando nm* uf thf lui|g***t in tin* .StiiiUi *i*rv»» Uffiti'M nttnrlifil lit th f
from
the
Jaycee
luncliron
ill
|lie
tioual
Labor
Relation*
H
ubh
L
iin
ri'
lli<'
i
I
h
-.*
*
uf
tlit*
Wurhi
War
on tho course of tho 16-ton fly m inistration aald today the r>»Im. ii| milli niiit thf i' ofliffn*
ing" boat. Ft waa sighted approx- ernm ent agency ha* been Insur
“The American worker i» not Oriando Chamber of I'ormuerr* ami will In* Ly far Hu* l.irn;»*it will in • mnpniiy lIn* unit" to th f
A jn'iiiid Iki L, i
build
Yag.
in wliirli thf liM.il ii ml It.is i* i*v»'r lim p I*. I' mI J I* lltilt‘hi"oit Ma I her Km mt me i ,,
imately 60 miloa west, southwest ing between *300.000 and *400.- yet prepared to aubmit to m The Smiinolr Cuunty group i« pailiniiuh-il.
of tho position last reported by w orth of home c o n d u c tio n work .lavement by hbureaucratic
M, |_n „|,
, „ . . „ c , . i l , d ,.
mill .M;ij'*i til-0 IM-f*utti' m will at ffimklfl Hi,.
the fourth tu ap|rvar before tIi-■> T hr Mi'dii'iil IN'liii Imifiil will tin 11 Hi** i‘u m p f 1 mu Sun fm 1I in Ini tin1111if
cree."
tho clipper.
a( an « hm r t
in Florida each week.
Orlando Junior trade Ualy in a uasr'iiibli* all tin* Aiiiitiry 1**111*1 r
uihlilmu In ufluM'M uf Hu* lhr**f
Tha order which drew the re
In addition, ha aald, the h o m
contest win which the winner row aftrrnuim ut I on oVIoik I'oinpniitfN,
buke
from
I'adway
wa*
based
on
ing admlnlatrotion h ai inaured
will be awarded an all eepen-e i whilp (’onipiiny |» ami lfi*nil«|U»r
^iolatorw i»f Cdy 4Kilmrim *
much home repair and modarn- a board finding that the Srrrick trip to New York. The conlrst
H ffuiT i In Cmiifiany l*„ «ri*
t ta t ion In thla state. La»t month Corporation of Muncle. Ind, had I* limited tu participants from tarn Company nn* w.rli**i|hU-«l I** Cnpl III t*. VVm*hhiirrt, I it 1,if til. will In* Irii'd hffuti* JihLp" t* Mid
I.- Mill»*r hi ;* M-ftimii m| 1 1n Mu
asaembfr at H till A
M. Knrli
the repair and
modernlaatlon helped the A. F, of L obtain
Lake, Ueminole, Volusia, tlrevard aoLiivr will 1»*» r^quirml to l u n W i. I Kit it ift*. 2ml Infill , Kart niflpnl ('iitirl at Ho* I’mIm. *-1 1
toana amounted ,to *43*,588.*'Ji membership among the skilled
and Orange countire. *r,l tw o' nhh hli noun Jay mrul siiiri* g«v- Nhlirffivn nml tin* rollowinif if Inn* Monday ultfiium n nt t, on
II isni liiiiril nn I' i i p Turn I
th e largo*! am ount for any month tool room employ**! and had re amateur* are choaen from each!
o'flock.
■Inca tho new national housing fused to bargain with the rival
of the county gruup* to parlu-i-'
'*7«mu U. Judgo, wo a in 't moon- act provblona w ent Into effect United Auto Worker* Union, a pata In a program In about three
I|n-Ily .un wIII. I, III,. I I .
CIO affiliata.
*
ihtnorvj wo J u t
happenod to last February.
week* In the Beacham Theatre in
has,* nut lu-t-u imii I will lu
Parrish said horn#
building,
The board held th at the CIO Orlando when the winner will be
n m o nerooi th a t rild lUU and wo repairs and m odernlialion
mill fur lu.e-Liii tli<‘ Cmirl ll.m .
fi union represented a m ajority ol
choaen.
v a a T M n ty fo r n drink a a d doc Id nanced by the FHA have done
door Monday a | niuu,. l a . I ..I
the A70 worker* in the whole
Mrs. Elvira Garner, author of
od to maka n lltUo.
lector Jim. |i. Jmkiit* iinio.uio. l
( much to keep up buaineaa condi plant, directed the company to
DEI.ANII. July 30. — (A*)— fatniiiir they iiii'kmtinrd me Wilin’ Iinlay.
“ Eieklel,H ha* accepted an in
John B urk and J w m Brown, tions.
bargain with It, and declared vitation to attend the mreltnu s* Florida lias in Williaui lam bkin 141mirk in In-csiuse tho
man
I
a o g r in , atnod kaforo C ounty
void the A. F. of I,, contract ne a special gues and will give a a claimant lu the title, oldest worked fur wa* nnnii'd that.
Judgo B. W. War*.
gotiated
bjr the
Machinist* ahort talk on "Why E trkl*tu.
“ I've been ralli'd Willi.- Lunitrliving man.
-H ow did you happoa U find
unlc...
Laniblnn, a Cherokee Indian, is ii " ever since
Other* who will -.ppear on the
tha lU U t- Judgo W a n aakod.
LamLkin nat«| Itf* riTirhid N«*wr
program
from
Sanford
are: lilted un thv record, uf the slate
-WoU, wV* J u t foolin' around
Etois* Winn, Marion Haynes, board uf social welfare us 131 Vurk tho day the war betw r. nl Superinl. nd. ni -I.. L 1 hn|rA
blare
of
undetermined
ori
tho woods aad J u t kappowid to
blue* singer; Douglas Garner, years old.
tlio slates broke out and *n■! man, of th,- .Stair |i, n u rn tu ry
gin rated and eompietaly burned
•oo it, aa d It looked liko nobody
son of Mr*. Elvira G arner, playa g a n g * about 1:36 o'clock thla
B ui <4he aged Cherokee, who listed nn the Union aide. He said a t Baifuril bus .............. an In
wwaod it, ao wo J u l aaturplly
kyj mouth organ and guitar at llvoa In the negro section here his mother told hihi hr was 62 vilntiun l« speak at tin- Uni. n
morning belonging to Bill Craig
took it o v u ."
of South Sanford Avenue, ' it
JACKSONVILLE, July 3 0 -0 P ) the tam e tim e; Dorothy Clause, under the rare of a 112-year-old when he enlisted, Iml if he were meeting of Sanfonl churches p,
“* • ywu*rw n o t moowahin«rv7"
announced by tbo Flro De —The State Chamber of Com popular songs; Doris Jackson, negro women attendant, haa no horn in 1807 he would h aw been be held in ’ the First
llaplM
tho Judgo eontlnuoii
Church .Sunday night at. H.tNt
partm ent today.
merce In a compilation released novelty acrobatics, Mr. and Mr.- birth certificate or other records 61 when he enli.luil.
“Ho u h r * waa tho omphatle
A Packard automobile In tha today reported Florida Power C, B. MeBlanrow, blackfaced co to substantiate hi* claim.
".try mother was 15 y ear, old o'clock, according to a letter
aasw ar in unloon.
garage a t th at time wa* badly pler/a
produced
USJNM-thou- medians. and Ctayda Ferguson,
He wa. born in Oklahoma In e r than me,'' he said. "She still received by the Kanf-ml m inis
Flcem eu
estim a'sd sand kilowatt hours of electrical accompanied by Evelyn Nipper,
-W all, wharo did fo b lan ro to damaged.
dian Territory In |h» early 19th wo. alive when I reached my terial Associallun.
to ta le a to n t of tha damage would energy during March; April and singing.
Hupt. Ch*|imnn is mid to Ire
mako m a o u k h u r *
cantury and they didn’t bother IDU's; then « d separated and i
n to oev«ral haadrad dollar*. Nay.
n
haven’t heard anything about hpf an excellent speaker with
“ Qh. wa laaroad a p In G aw ja."
with
birth
certificates
out
th
a
n
• BANK TO PAY DIVIDEND
wide
range
uf
rxperk-nre.
Minieince."
lit
those
days,
which
leaves
hi*
. -B y tho way, wharo a ro you
Fuel* were used to generate
I ll MURA SLUMP
very -cut
He said he m arried twice, the !, , , l
froaal" tbo Judgo oakod.
tlM T l-lhouaand kilowatt hours
WASHINGTON, July 3 0 .- W ) momory in the only record.
filled for
“ I wa* born June I, 1807 as first lime to . Cherokee squaw «
CtJUrCh ' ,-“ l *'
-W a rt Florida,’* wM tbo anOAKLAND, N*b^ Ja ty *4. — and water power produced the — Tha receiver of tho M anufac
* M,v te ’
UP)__ Bualnoaa la lhi* 8 w idish remaining 0JWT-thouaand kilo tu re rs N ational Bank of Me- Richard Allen Thom at. J r ./ ' twirl whu lairv him six children anil
-B ow long ha vo y o u
community Is la
1U Batosror watt hour*, tha report saidchanlevlllo, N T ., tbo Treas Lambkin, "In Oklahoma Indian the second time to a Jackson
T orrltory. My father and mother ville negro woman by whom hr
Ortro" tho Judgo waa n i l
slump. Bo ono proprietor p a t a
u ry announced ycatarday, h
sign la kia »tor* window advlalng
boon au th o riled to pay a final both were Cherokee* except that Had nn children, he remembers
-O h , a b o u t 44 y aaro —
proapocthro anatoawra to "aoo tbo
* .• dividend to tradltora. From 1 think my father w ai a little nune of the dates.
-Awd you laaroad ,tu
‘*1o many people want to dis
blaeksm ltk" If they think
ol
W ith th# eate of property <•»
tha dhrldrod, 6,9*9
claimant!. bit Italian. I don't know anything
' u i u u r t luo l« O oaag^r*
about him. lie waa killatl In the pute my age,” he Mid. " If I'd which
"enajrtlng
yam
like
to
k
o
ra
out
taxes
are
delinquent
wT»
Bava
proved
claim!
aggro-T a u u b t
hud
an
education
I
would
prove
scheduled fo r Monday, ttemimd.g ating M A T*,100, will rroelva Revolutionary W ar."
friend o t « • »
A m »“ r , , P
HARRISBURG,
P
i
,
July
3
0
Ha w asn't aura about w hat war it but I'va been a lot happier Cuunty Tax Collector Jnn I*.
to d a r t now. d o t to gm o a t fl*b*144404. Tha
divldand wtU
(A>>—Pennsylvania's general *»la g bring to tal paym tnU to 19.4 bla_ fath er was killed in however, all my life far not bothering 1Inkins reported that hr hud eol•embly today stopped a tra w l
lo r " I get the name* of all I bos* with book-learning. Why have I iectad 63,239.47 in
delinquent
jury InvestigaUow of blackmail,
GOLD MINER ACQUITTRO
w a n mixed My memory Isn't lived au long? U'a Just with the taxes up to noun today.
coercion and axtortlsn charge*
Loro. I'm a praying man to this
T ha tax collector reminded
GAINESVILLE G*., Ju ly SO leveled a t Democratic Qoveiror
"W han I v ia 10." ha contln- day “
those who wish to pay their U ses
■
aria
aad
IS
u
a
a
ria
to
i
and
-C*V—G raham C. Dugns, WWU
Isi mhirin'* attendant, Hannah t h l l U a (Nflca will remain open
WASHINGTON, July 10.—(# ) aad. "w a moved to Georgia. 1
l a n d tbf Inquiry m r to ■ — T h a la ta rd b ta Commerce Com- In r o a d to cook and ( a t t« N Thomas, can’t halp him a great thla a fto rn lo n until D:3t) o’clock
legislative coaunittoa.
aik ataa autlaw ad case-hardened1 protty famoua. Cooka la thoaa deal in eetabliahing hia aga but in o rd er to glva the delinquents
11m Administration whipped glam h i M otor vehicle* operated d a n a m paid 9 U 0 to MOO ■ recalls th at when aha cam* to an opportunity to have
Ihvlr
la httaaatata a a au a a n a , effective1 M a t h and th a t w ai a lo t a t ItaLanJ 63 year* ago he waa even pro party stricken from lb* lu t
M PT 3 ^
1 tw in
» * rt th ro •'§ T*nr fM m * "
b afo ^ " Jha m 1« Monday a t 12:90.
No Wreckage Of Plans To Improve 1
Plane Is Found Roads Are Pending,
Coating On Ocean Is
Located 500 Miles
F rom Destination
II D u r e R eplies
WaHer W. Cooper Is T(| |»0|)(,’s U n lik e
\ inn Of Accident
'
Fierce Slaughter In
I’rut'PS'S In Orient
As < liini sc Retreat
WPA Office States
i ii i w 1-1*11 U «sIII Hie F a r
,| 'lie iOIle o r
0. i i.oiuy in a
i . n n by ‘ tw o
R efu sal To
Respect NLRB
Orders Hinted
AFOL Denounces De
cision In F a v o r
Of CIO Affiliate
Three Local National Guard
Units Leave For Encampment
Local Gr oup To
Participate In
Amateur Contest
FHA Insures Over
$300,000 Each Week 1
Moonshiners Tell
Judge R.W. Ware
Of Finding Still
Willie I^ambkin, Cherokee Indian
Is Claimant To Title As Oldest
Garage And Auto Are
Destroyed By Flames
PriHonSiipfrintfiidt'iil
To Spoilk Ilert'Simflay
State C Of C Reports
On Power Production
$3,239 Collected By
Jinklns This Morning
Grand Jury Probe Of
Penn GoveraorHalted
N>>1«
*
— r
at
.
L-‘T
,i y .iv ir n m e n t
t .i | ..ns iiKtiitist
'i ..i i, Iiv J n p 1, u i hi i 1 t l a i’
ll in * h this
, put. d Siberian
.
I ■ h I. H'4'lfd th«
• I, l; 1. i* was tho
It. Il id* . WIT* »*l«l
1
1 i t xnllif ^ whotv,' f
. \\ ti. I. .kii.i tro o jo i
1 ( h ....... opy u
fc
t.i
im i’Mftftaivafjr
mi (.M iiory,"
i*. ihi 1 in vnH»nn.
*
1
Mu*, nlinl of
|
I I
I ' m I'*'
l 1IUS|
A If
ulty Italy
,1 go out
.1 I . , o. ins ' in adoplI , 1 * $. .• ji.dify, " I ’d
t « 1.1 h i" &111lift(ttl
* * . *•vdung h pimply
1' I 'm (MM t*.iPciH, of*
hi 1 . imp .d' Kuril*
.-.ii It 1 it .i.n ii.ival irhifl4
1.1 Th. \ .mi r \smk or g«*t
(> *iii 1 In nlmir.tlty and
iiiitii i» s !
htfpa in . n
nh Hi.- hits Iv tdM'rulUfil
■ot 11 \ it iti 1.11it«it" to atIHI till TI III 4-otol .1*
* \x • <>* tit i«*iM( y t.otli In
tod
pnm, I In* iiiiiat Ini*
I. v<-InpiKfut uf thr we«k
in 1 w 1 Hi w*9vi*rn in rn i'i
■♦fu it «• m rutnlom a, but
mih im.- si 1 . virtually un*
Hi*..nd puri'MHVO
in J l.ifi in*- »* wiir ilift"
•i*' *« I Hi.it fo rr*'
hi | mhi. i in tli«i Vurttf*
m II 4llkoiV»
III **
<1*1Il|ilill)f
force*
Im.1 i 4»i.i|*4* t . .miter* attack
rul tu.I jii», in tin i>ffori li»
mi ili<* .ft|.tn* 4- ;i«lvanr« on
"►"'•L unt tlifji* i.iilit iry.htfodw
*r•4■*-4 iifn .iit il
ilit-y
had
m• .I <n< ii ,fii|iMiit>i* warsltl|)«
I I -.tel lx. urvl mt I'agn Thr««|
IV I). Darker, 72,
Dies Following
S e r i o u s Illness
I’. I> I'a ih rr, 72, fur eight
V" ti > upettitur of tin* I'in eh u n t
ii'il 11i V here, diet 1 Ut Il 1:4 h » n a
i
u ti i iiioffiiog ut .soil oVIock N *
i. ».1 »•»: u seri<HM iiiti* SS Ilf only
a It■w (lay«. Ilf hut been In til
,
1 M*Hi, howiivur, for over two
> l.H Ne
M1r. I'oiki’r « iu bo rn In MurPIn«- I•urn, N. f . on K'eh. 3. 1861
nntl L.ti lu t’ii j re-iilent of thla
I lly fur the pa-t |3 year*, mov
ing h iie from New Smyrna.
Ill i widow, a daughter, Mrs.
IJiiinlon llruwn, and a grandson,
William llruwn, all uf Sanford
survive. Ainu three brother*, M.
IV. Parker of Covington, Us., J.
ft. P arker of Purl.m outh, V a.|
W C. P arker nf St. P ctenbuiB
and a sister, lira . I. Chauncey
Mr i’kirn of Nuifolk, Va.
Funeral services will ba con*
ducted nt tli*» Erirknon Funeral
Home Monday afternoon a t 1:80
nVIock. Tho Itev, Paul Redfeani,
pa-lnr nf tin* First Methodist
f'lmreli o f which Mr. P ark ar
was a mumlier. will afflclsta.
llurial will be made in th#
7
ily plot in n cemetery in Ns
Smyrna.
LOCAL WE ATI
Partly cloudy, acattarod «
ere Sunday and on tha w art
extrema south coasts tonight
j
�ar?-.
I ' ."I * 1! I I'
ford Herald
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN H IX
Showing that the wage-earning population of the
United Staten and ftn h d a are tiring longer on the aver
the country, the
I H M M f U H B i t l r r age than ever before In the hlidory of
I01 R >1 Ihe Peel Olr4 . FlerCI., eeCer Ih. .Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reveal.*) that they
raae e f S i n k a. i n j . established a new longevity record in 1937, and during the
first five months of 1938 developed auch a favorable
• « U U 9 L ORAN
J , rnutm
n ORAN—NaateaM H .w ,i< mortality rate that the current year is expected to lie the
ninth consecutive year In which an Improvement In their
IHc expectancy haa been registered.
In 1937 the average length of life at birth among the
industrial policyholders of this company reached the
high record figure of 60.71 years, which represented »
gain of nearly five y e a n since 1929 and a gain of 14.08
a» T s H I d a
rare,
rrh alatfasa au e M i l . . .
~i
ii« pm-poNM •( years since 1911-1912.
w ill I t r l t r i H
f*K
1'ointing out that industrial policy holders do not enm«4*»r(U <g« m Im .
|mmc u s|>eclally favored economic or social group, and
thnl they are essentially urban residents, whose mortality
W rra U I s t b t safl*»«
h d rcrasl# ,. Off Up# nr is higher than that of rural dwellers, the company de
Is l i t IflllfBl riff MB
length of life of
IB tfy
ttHfc
9 f I s r l p a l clares that nevertheless tha average
• C k l r t f t a s s H tw
these wage-earners and their families "has taught up
with (hat of the general population."
•* hi
The advantage In the average length of life of the
wkl.k k t i r l t _ • lt» ft
s i S l l M S ? I l f M f r f t M general population, as compared with the industrial policy
It W
Mf
•fttrrw lm *
holders, has diminished from 6 1-2 years In 1911 to only
papty ss4 s(m
ttlNnlvt 19r*Ih* 1.12 years in 1935. As the policyholders have added an
fi«lhlf<tsil*n «f Bp#- other half year to their life expectancy since 1935. the
Itrfls
s«s
si
belief is expressed that "with this continued Improvement
we may expect to see still closer convergence of tho_ exper'nMnns of life of this group of workers towards the level
ITU RpA Y. JULY 30. l a s t
of the gencrul population.”
I.YERHE FOR TODAY
--------o ----- -1ITY HAH A HUH
IL KRIHT:
And b>
faith mail. p e tf.c t.—
x
(
fallow ing
s r
proporiy
Ia »i .
lo
tt
H .m ln o l.
and
I)
d -.rrib -l
C ounty,
of
H loek
loIT,
2
A
■M &batm !
tioNVte
ButenN nm
catchrscoro
AfJPicsr/T WtiUM $ 0 HottHC
N e w 6 C d flf
X
n eN .»m «to
cm w rcH tsth P oMNPfHBAVrat
m sxH cfw ea K fi
h N U ir
—
A,
M a o r i/
ONE-DAY RECORD.................
and towed ashore. It waa found
The drram of erary fl.her- to hava
aurpaaard
by
eight
man, t0 t at:h
luma
tlay
a I pound, the former bluefin rec
record fi»h,
no m atter
w h a t' ord of 740 pounda held by Mra.
hind, came true Ia»t
Auyuil
Faith Locke since 1038.
for H iry C. le tte r, aportawo- j
man, whan .h r
hooked
on)0 | Meanwhile another woman nt
7B7 pountla of fiahllny bluefin another pole on tha atern of
tuna off Nuva Beotia.
, annthcr boat waa at th at mo
ment cruising over ha same
Fur more than (wo hours tha
waters. Mra. William Chlaholm
■una flashed through Ihr water, I
II hooked and landsd a second
fifhlinx to he last ounre of Its'
tuna just 30 hours aftar Mary's
atrcnglh. Valiantly Mary clung
ca'ch . . . four pounds larger
tn her rod and reel, finally
pumped and wound tha tuna in. than Mary’s!
Too
large to
ba
hauled INVASION OF ENGLAND . . .
aboard, <ha flah w u made fast
Little remembered today be
Dr. Mftrgftn
l
v- w. I’v i a i a .
u n ill
r.
fin u w o ,
rf*d R. Caned, John R. Hnllowny, Wllmcq D. Jackaqn, Cler-,
*nee 0. Jente, Frshk J, F lail,
Hebert II. Btaralnod, m il Cannon
a Woods-
wao
I'NKNUWN.
i
ta li)
Ih.
I
of
lb .
raid
(h i
T«jm.d*. v. m. u., m ,
of
S
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v. •-•«.
,h*
d ,y
1,5’1‘,*d *hl
01 ■,u,,r - '
II. 11. WATSON.
“ '
«
(HKAL)
ot
of
Julf.
P. klK IINPO N ,
r-lerk of Clrrull Coori -(
Mwmlnol* County, floriili
M ITM K
(IK
H O T F II'I
N 41.E
in )i*r«by alv*n that put*
an.i in in fin») tl#cr** r*fi<l*r#d
Oft (hr f!Hh dny of Juljr. IISS, In
(hull certain r*m» pendlns In III*
t Ircult t „ttri of the Ninth Judlrial cirritti “f 'h . SiaU of Flertoe.
In
and
for
H rm lnol.
C ounty, 1
Wherein CITY UF h a n f o R d ,
FU m inA , . ntunlrlpar rorpora11*1,1. le p IwImiff, and NOIIMAN
Lot 71 Midway. I'L l Hook I
H lleFultKHT and KLHA H Da!’■(. II.
FURKST, hi. wife. *t ala, ar* daThe ea .ee.m en,
nf
the
ewld Iriol.ni-.
Ih.
undar.kwned. aa
properly
under Ih. ..Id
r.rlltlHp-rlal kfa.i.r, w ill within Ike
*«>* l * . u e i , w e . In I h . n a m e
uf
l-a*tl hour, of ..I*, on Monday*
UNKNOWN
,. ,
I hr klh day of September, llll.
.iw-lV
7Ir,_
,r,f*u
.
Bh*n
*»•
offer
f«r Ml« and *.11 lo Ik* bl«Hrr,|F,.m,
lo law. Ihr
...... u nrrordlng
‘
mu) (»**•( bidder for «*a*fi at
P'oprriy dr*4jrih»d (h*r#in
will
l . , 1 . I f,»' ru, I*n i bl-exe
---'
--T
'I
«i*.
d o o. r ’ *»f
hw* V,C m,1 i« r■lnhoo uw-w
M
......
,h' h i.h e ., Udder .t th. „f h*minole Connly, Florlta. In
Ctulrl limiMw dimr on Ih* (frsmi t M n f t m l . F ii>r id *, t h * f u l l o w l n j
M' mmI ht
In
(h*
iiMinth
ItJ*. whlrh I* th*
of
1*1.
4
u k u *1.
day
of
4 u su * t, m i .
L»at*d I h i i SfiH. d a y o f J u l y , 1 * 3 1
O. »• II K H. N lK iN
**!*• r Ig, n f t ' l r r u 11 i N m r t »*f
K m iirm U C ounty, Flu rlu * .
(HKAI.)
d p k tr l li F tl lurid * a n d p r * m l * * a * ' t un»* i n M f m l n u l * C o u n t y . F l o r i d a ,
to -w lt
l.«.t * of ntork 1 of TUr I
of
sin n f o r d ,
to E
F l o r i d a. a c c o r d I n s 1
It Tr n ffo r tT * m a p th*m *
of o f r o r i i r d a In | ti * p u b l i c
r v v ii r d * o f H r m l m t l * ( b o u n t y ,
K lor tc .*, Ms*lal m l * t o b* m a d #
!<♦ Ri»11nf y t h * I f f i n i o f * « ' d do»
PF**.
N O T U 'K n r RA CTK R-a aA I.R
N u l l s . Is h . r s b y ( I v a n t h . l n u r ■u s r t l In I h . I . r n t . o f t h a t r . r t . t n
f l o a t d . r r . a r.rvrlsr.t] on t h e l . t I
H p trlil Ifa ttb r
*-*r " t J u l y , f a l l . In I h n t r a r l . t n
F llC ft ||
W IIJtO N
r a i l . , p r n d l n c In I h . C ir c u it C o u r t [
Hanford. F lo rid a
of
H tm ln o l.
C ounty,
F lo rid ..:
killHtfir for rimlntlff
w h .r.ln
H U M IT O W N K I t . f JjUAN I
_____________________
C o n i ’O R A T I U N .
to p l a l n l t f f , a n d
U
r . M r C A L I . a n d M A K I ' O S I I - IN L T R t L I T O F X II ST M J U D I C I A L
I . K T M r C A l . l . h i . w l f . , a n d W . (1. , C I R C I I T O F F L O R I D A , I N k k b
FI.K M IN O , a r e
d .f.n d a n le ,
th .
FOSS I K M I N O L R
COURTT.
IB
u n d aralan .d . a .
Hpaclal
M aster. I ll lk N C K R V .
w ill, w ith i n Ih * l . a . l h o u r .
uf J . U. K AI I I I I M , I ' L l a l l f f .
M l., 0. M onday, Ih . l . t day nt
VH
A i i s u . t , r a i l , a t i h . f r o n t t o o r o f U t t J I K I t T M. J O N K H . H at. O k l h a C o u r t H o u s e In f U n f o r d . r t# m f*ri( .at it a.
I b o Is C o u n l y ,
F lorida. «ff*r
f*<r I n t h « n t m r o f t h * H t a t * o f F t a r l a a l * a n d ** ll t o t h * hlgh«4*t a m t
da. tir* * iliif» ;
h * * t bld«l*r f o r c a * h t h a t c « M « l a
T * A il. N K d
C L O V R Ii and
l o t . pl*<« o r p n r r * l o f l a n d * l t u » | ) h u t b a n d . W . W. C L O V K I I . L i m a ,
I n H a m l a n U C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d A U * n C o u n t y , t i h l o ; U I L B M R T *4.
d*#p rll** d a a f o l l o s s a , t o * w i t ;
Lo 4 21 o f f l o # « C o u r t Hutwll
Mlalon o f t h * C i t y o f rta nf u rrA
w. incitncrtT MKHHna
cause of overshadowing events
of that lime, a German submit
rine invasion of England acltt
ally took
pises
during
the
World War.
In
May.
1918, a German
“sub" stranded near S tar) i’oint,
in the Orkneys; lo lighten the
craft, the
crew jettisoned
all
its lorpedns and hundreda
of
shells and cartridges.
They managed )o is float th*
■utmarina and escape.
While
gatkore, the crew members were
watched by a lum ber of crofters
who supposed these to be DeVUh.
Gainesville Was
Named In Honor
Of Gen. Gaines
Meinty ir, William R. O'barr, ____
Minis
D .K ow t, Thnmaa W* R
" ums II, *Jr.,
r,
George J. Saucer* Johnnie A,
Starnta, Eugene K. Blov.ll, Jos.
#pfc x> Thompnoa, Wilbur W. TilGAINESVILLE July 30—(JP)—
Tyson. Webber D. Welborm, Car^
A TurBtr
r_ Tha selltement. of Gainesville
ye| u W(Mnb. ckcr.
T. waa begun in 1823 by “UotT
.
Higginbotham, according to, h>
J*
i
M
, formation compiled by the fed„ ^H W ed man In the Medical i eis) w riters project, but the com^ ^ ,n ‘
) m unltj did not receive it's pr«IJoMactow. 8 f t L. B. Heal, Hft. , sent name until 28 yeare later.
Emory Bpeir, and CpI. A mil K ata.1
|
William 1. Turner, an early
.m a n .
„
I aetllir In Alachua county, pro
Also privalaa first etas. Wil posed naming th i town Gainesliam Brown, J a m .i Colbert, Tora-i| villa for General Kdmueul Pen
mi* C ulberhoux, Elmer Dann. dleton Gaines, captor of Aaron
Glenn Covocra Hobart Hooall,
B urr and a leader of campaigns
R obert Marlowe, and
Wayna
against tha Seminole Indiana k>
Pays.
Florida.
Al»o Eaton Allen. Tom B eat
William Lewis, according to
Jam ea T. Brown, Manual L.
records found by lha federal pro
Brown,
(leorgo .Culberhouaer, ject, wanted the name to be LawClifford Darla, Waaley Johaaon. Urine.
Chnrrae Leevtil, Eobext,. May,
To eettle the quest loo, county
Robert M artin. John McMahon.
Cal<ty Phillips, William
Pugh, co m m U staert held a barbecue
l l a r t r Hobson, rra n e b Richter. and plcnle a t which residents of
Hiram Shannon, E dw ard Smith. the county gathered to make
U w u Staveaa, H .r b .r t Thura- their cboica. They alio were to
deride on n county seat.
ton, and V lh in u l W right
Sergeaat! Ellsworth c. . Ilia name Gainesville was w i
re ted and the town waa desig
H arper.
Sergeants: Joseph IL A rm ), nated the county seat following
liberal offers from contractors
Cyril J . Burner. J a sees B. BeoU and sawmill owners * fo r con
b*n. John , Senkarik.
Oorpata:
struct! rr> of s courtheuao.
Banner L. C u te r, rji^ L ^
l.
TBs records previously hod
H y a tt Mendall J, H yatt, Norbokb kept a t NewnanevOlet atnee
man D. Lowry.
abandoned, near th a present lo
P*!*• to first riasai H ig h L. cation a f tha town d t Akachtm.
CoIUm .
Privalaa:
MareeUua
OatnaavOlt, aits of th e UhhrerCorao.Ulmor F . O alam t. Jam es
»'ty a t Florida, baa tha d k tiw W. Cook. Hal A . Colbert, Harry
tkm a f havhlg two mnha atreeta,
W. QuaUrm n ColUer Humphrey,
M iltM
Spir- known in B a it Main and Was*
ey. H arry A. Sutnm ayer, Ran Mala, they Yen parallel osdy a
dall P. Waithal. John B. Par-
NOTHK o r ArrLICATION
JUNBH. llam lto s. Bailer Cuuatr.
f o r t a x ns:wt>
....... . ai . hmht t . jo n e r one
wryncr. in m n n i t
m v r .:t wins, m a iit k. ju n k s , u i i i u h .
Thai IJII.'IH c. HllllINKIl huldrr W arn. Cuunly. Uhlo; ALBKIIT t.
of T ai C artldcat. No. ti l. Issu.A JONKH. so admlnlslreter s t
th*
Iks Tlh. dsjr of Octobsr, A. P. ■K .iat. v< FRANCl* J. JuNUH, *»ISfl. has lilsd h b i la my o ltli. c.a.eiL Jtltlman, Warns Couety.
and has mads eppllcatlen ( >r a Ohio; Ult.BKItT If. JON KB. as adlaa ds»d to ha Isausd Ik in n a ala lstra ia r of
ihs satala ut
Ha Id rertltlrste sm hrsrre It*, f.il- FISANC1H J. JONKH, deceased.
l*ia*Ina d .K rlb .il properly In lha Hamilton. Hollar County, OWIo,
Count r of HamInula, Hiala of Plorl- You and *arh uf Tun. are hanky
<-a. to-wlt:
noilfl.c. that a ault lu fnraclaaa
l.oia l i * IS Bloak IT Cryaa m <iusisa upon lha fallowing
la) Lehe Wlrtiar llamas Hubland, la Hamlaula County, nortda,
dlalalon.
la-wll:
Tha aaaaaamant at lha aald Th. V H
at
lha NK14 af lha
proparly undrr lha aa|il carllfl- MU'* of Haclloa IS. Towaaklp II
aale laauod waa la tha nama of C. nuuih. liana. St Steel, la s haaa
II. n i m s v .
laslltulad In lha ab o rt antltlad
ITnlaaa aald carllflaala ahall I*- cuari and lhai ynn era naaiad ha
radaamrd aco rd ln e lo law. th a ;* d .(rnd.nl lharaln. and Tao Bad
proparly (.aarrlbad Ibaraln will ba I . . r h of You ara baraby raaalrad
Mid la lha hlahaat bidder at Ih a li* m , m m ih . Clark af tha abate
ceurt house door on lha flrat I court at lha Court H oot, la HamSlnaday In lha month nf Aaauat.’ ford* rtoyk-n, roar k s n a r s a A
ISIS, which I. lha first day ol (p .,ao M l£ ar by a f i a S M j S
Aueual. 1111
aald aull on lha lak Meada* la
ttelad tbla *»«■ day of July. 111*. Aueaav A. II IWl. M ln* fjh ra t
P- ItKBNPON.
day of aaM manlh. and thereafter
Clark nf (Traall Coart ot
||h* with aald Claih your writSam Ino la County, glorlda tfa d.fm ata. If ahr. lo lha Mil
(■KALI
nf roaiplaiat In said sett dt The
MoTlrw h r s m i r A t t a *
ro w t a x o r r d
NOT1CK IH IIKRKBY (UVKN.
That S. p. U1NO holder at % (J
Tea C .rlifleala No. ISM. teasud
is* lad. day ol July, A. D. l i l t ,
has tlUd same In air offtr* a a i
bee made a polkas Ilaa far a rns
deed !» ha la.u.4 Ih.rann. bald
cortlrleale .m hraraa Ike follnwlna
described properly In the Coualy
of HsailMls. Male at rierU s. faw lli
' •
IW k at N a g of feelU a It.
Tawatblp II Meath. ItaSes U
Baee.
The aa.M etn.nl el the Mid
prup*rty und.r Ihe aald rertllfe e l. teeaM w as la the name of
Th h NEHWR.
Herald a a.'w .pap.r mihUahed
Raefard, Seaileal. County, n e t
one. a weak far fear eoiMee*
Week, aa by law prwvtded.
ta Wit m m Wbaraaf I I
hereunto eai my (kav fcpd off
seal or said Court a s n ta the
•* JhtX.
^
u P, llim NIK)
•Clerk of cinrali c
of M ath Judicial Cte*
■amlnaio CouSIY, Mul
B n a- u . w a n
*__
Deauly Cl
n a A ti)
A n m em cm g
M v ates U nit C lo u : jU^V jM.
Benton, Samuil 0* Breaks, Henry
C. Brokmayor. Leon O . Bryan,
My office new at fianda Cross-
the p u t wash.
Mr, and K ra Dreaener expect
th return from New York the
hat Lap O'Danlel'a Miter Bari of August end But real
mack to da. wtth
LrAV. c -ir
:.o m c «
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■Jl,
1
i
..Id
c -e li:tr*rll!
HAITI*
etrtlfletli
day
u *
^
2nd. d*jr
;
t o h e l e a n e d t k t r . n i . Held r a t l i f t ,
r a t . e f f i h r a e * . t h e f o l l o w I n* r i,
n r r l b . d p r o p e r l y l a I h e I ' o u i l l t of
H -u tIn .le . S t e l e of F lo r id a , to w ll.
HMttourt Morgan
under
’l l i u M ]
rrilssmcil jn'cnrflln* lo l*w,
__
|
Hp*r(*| Master
o r 4 r r i.v r .tn o *
r o n T 4.X UKKn
N orirw in UKHKUT on >'i:.v.
LKK holder of T*»
M«. Iisur] the* Ttb
it. A. l>. ran.
-- —, hte*
hte#
rn-it mm- Ini my
mr offlc*
office and
end ha*
I,.it
tnat,. applirallon for a t. 1 deed
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t
W IUIL O rl.n.loj 1st.
U « u |.
■ l , , U,r/ ' 1 *m ,M1 11
Lieul. Wynn* II, M ortal), Miami
fleach; ! n j UruU Donald C.
Thompsun. bt. F cterab u rf; 2nd
L ie u t George C. McCaughan,
Miami; 5 m) I.ieul. Desae
K.
W rltht. Sanford and 2nd LleuL
Gilbert Doolittle of BL Paters-
T itj
U i i Im
M n-fU^aVu,^- COUr* "°U**
Local National Guard
Units Leave For Camp
p r„ p .,|r
n tib filv lg ln n , *■
r m ir d c r l
in
p ro p o rty 4*«cribed t h t r t l n w ill ba
p la t h ook I , [>■(• I I I . 0,1 l i t ,
lil it) i l t v h l j t h * F t b l t , 4 i r ■( t h #
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l o , b * Mata o n U . * a d . y ,i i f | „ t h . m „ n i h o f A u a n . t . I ) l \
vom 6‘
Muriel Futall of Tampa
IXVILLE, Tenn., July » .
- Chairman H arcourt A) o i tha Tennsaseo VaDey
Ity 'quoted Senator Nortja
p e rt
id an _ allegation
Dr,
A. K.
Morgan,
I chairman, had teetiiWd
before a
ocagTsaelona l
gatton earn mil tea.
rmah Morgan, appearing
la lha month of iatOk IMA
One e f the nation'! mott diatin- Bar
which to tha lai. day af Aneuat.
gntahed editora, Oliver K. Bo- lilt
U . t r t ih to l a d . d a y e f J u l y , I I H .
verd of The BL Louie Poat-Dtoa t* HKnNDON.
patch, rcilfn c d
yesterday
be
C lark of C lrco lt C o u rt o f ]
H .m ln o l. C ounty. F lo rid a.
cam e a t disagreem ent over the
"fvnaral conduct" of tho news <HKAL>
paper with which he had been
» » T « a o r J x ru c A fie a
associated fo r 40 yeare.
FOR TAX D SX O
• r;*,kl l-ak. Wlnt.r llnm-a
charming litlla daughter, MlM
Alice Louisa wars the charmiak
gueata o f their au nt and uncle,
M riU nd Mrs. J . T. Allen thle
M il
— tA V —m > o rt k o o i . door a a th a i v « i H*>a-
n!*. *.*'t •®*J ,0 'V "'ah«< bidder 1 The I .w i n t m i
AMfMMTMt
SANFORD TW ENtV YEARS AGO
Ilebtonen lit cNlHxatlofi'e
passersby w h en John
Atibsd to hie death hi
ll City, picking trp pieces
l f la s i from (hs mar- ter have returned from Daytona
Irh his body struck to Beach w h en they spent the peat
■dotivetilra."
Mr. anfl M n. George Speer and
eon, Algernon, have relumed from
a month's visit to Daytona Beach.
M. Fleischer (pent Saturday
and Sunday with hie family a t
Daytona Beach returning heme
lloftday to httahd U hie farming
iniersets.
Mrs. B. W. Herndon had daughleie, Norma and M argery Clay of
Arcadia ara a t Daytona Beach.
Mr. Htrikdoa re turned yesterday
for h few days Ih loth after his
cot t oh crop end other Ihlfkceta.
R. B. Talcott of Flint, MUba
visited his Cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
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S T . L O U IS , J u ly 30
H-atu.
tH H H arm tib
w
e o r r o s q u it s
N O T IC K IS
IIK K K H T
U IVNN.
T h a i K l i D I K TUHHIK
ho ld e r
ef
T a t C . r l l f k c a t a No. l i l t ,
lww**l
U i . I r d . u r o r A u g i u t , A . I>. H i t .
L r g a l N o tice
h a . fll.4 H i n - la m y a l lie s and
h a t mod* application for *
tu
*® T IP1 0 T l i L l
dvrd to b r iN u « d ttitrio ii.
8 t'J
a .^
1
* l * « n t h a t In e * r t l f 1 r a t « » m b r i c « i t h * f u l l o w l u a
r ltk
* n a a l d . r r . a d t i .n l > ..] t> rup.rly la tb n C o u n ty
" ,
J " *hw c a n a a
af
W
T. „ ( s . m ln u l * . H U U o f F lo r id a , loW A N s L K V . p l a i n t i f f . V. A L I C E l» .1 w l l :
T L L K H K . * | * | . d e f e n d a n t . In t a . t
Loll i A * Bloch I Allen'*
C t r r o l i C o u rt In a n d fo r 8 * m l .
First Addition t* Wa.hlnafan
c n n n t y , F l o r l d n . I will o f f e r fo r
..........
Dr. Herty’s Contribution!!
Thn South in general and Florida In particular lost
one of their heat friends this weak when Dr Charles H.
Ilcrty passed away at the age of 70 years. Dr. IToriy,
shell »1i!»walks art- whose home was in Savannah. Ga., was one of the foremost
In Furl Mvllcm I’arlt
chemists in the country, and more than twenty years ago
-—•—a----- —
was signally honored by being made president of the
I fw New Tea Hlnirtur»,'
American Chemical Society.
a headline. Tha; .'lu'iild
Many were his contributions to science and Industry,
A good platform.
not the least of which was hia development of method*
qnd Tampa are di> which put the turpentine business on a sound basis. Dr.
Job In trying tu corn Ilcrty also served at one time hs editor of the Journnl of
gambling racket.
Industrial and engineering Chemistry, and for five years
-o ■
Modern bii«a«-.a men should was president of the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manu
Store f i e r i lac. A "dally facturers Association.
■lay will alau krrp the
Of outstanding importance to the world of industry
and by far hia greatest contribution to the upbuilding of
enlly Minr of Bl. Prlcra- the South was his development of methods for the manu
elly nfficiali were afraid facture of white newsprint out of Southern pine. Ilia dis
weekl gel burned by that covery of u formula for the conversion of this waste pulp
cigarette tea.
has added new value to millions of acres throughout the
South and has provided Ihe basis for a gigantic industry
some pretty hot prl- in this part of the country.
ln Florida in years gone
Dr, Ilcrty was lortunatc in living to see the fullfillso fa r aa we can recall
ment of his dreams in the dedication of the flrat unit of
ever got poisoned.
-o a 19.000,000 pulp mill last January at Femandlna. What
la planning $400,non i» being done In Femandlna in only the beginning of a bilof WI’A projects. Uncle
plica m oil of the money lion-dotlar industry covering almost the entire South and
providing, work for hundreda of thousands of pornoiu.
makes a loan out of
As a result Dr. H ertys discoveries, newspapers which
for decades have secured most of their newsprint from the
government has .p en t 22 great forests of Canada, Sweden* and Finland, can ob
duller* In th . last five
tain It In their own country, at prices comparable with
l |» cotnbit the depression,
VfkioTy »rmnoiw«i. Ami now ’.hose abroad, and In quantities sufficient to meet their
needs, Just as soon as the necessary factories and other
el w l
Ucilities can be provided. The ultimate possibilities of
(fttfat came In Jrruoalrm Dr. Marty's work In this particular field are stupendous.
whet wbnlil lie thlnkl That every Southern family win come In time to ap
V det Cllisen Well, es wo
preciate
Dr. Herty Is to bo hoped. What he haa tried to do
It. He’d probably say.
|e haven't thanged much." tor them Is shown by one of hla last statements, "I don’t
think of this thing in terms of dollars and cen'.a. The de
velopment of this industry Is going to mean the elimina
tion of one-room houses for families, better food for
those who are living on corn bread, and occasional meat,
better clothes for those who go In, r»*» loday. On the
great coastal plain, a great mass of the population In the
midst of the finest paper material have for generations
endured the bitterest sort of poverty. Use of Southern
ptne will change thla.”
— >0
■
W ight young man Just
iliege thinks there are no
Hies fo r him In thla
Pdtld, h r should try WaltW W o re In lha outer ufMMe baby spocihllkt.
rr. l o w s
Workers liv e Longer
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PA G * THRCT
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MEMOIRS OF MY EUROPEAN TRIP
Social A nd Personal Activities
6 B N I U A K T L N L A N E Y , S w k t y E d it o r
148
Russians Repulse
Japanese In New
f Miry. Queen of % *
On Hnrder
*a
lock i" a h i ,l n ■ Hash
smooth. Mnd went up the lovely callt*!
Social Calendar
MONDAY
Tb* regular business and sociat
meeting of Circle Number One of
the
Flrat Methodist Church will
meet with Mr*. W. C. Dekle.
West F irst Street, a t 3:30 o’clock.
The regular business and social
meeting of Circle Number Two of
the
F irst Methodist Church will
meet with Mrs. McCaslin, Ruse
O m rt. at 3:30 o'eloct.
The regular business and social
masting of Circle Number Three
of the First Methodist Church
wID meet with Mr*. A. C. Starke,
tOt Mellon*tile Avrnue at 3:30
o'clock.
The regular business and social
meeting of Circle Number Five of
the
First Methodist Church will
meet with Mrs. 11. M. I'ierrr.
T li
West First Street, at N ml
P. M.
Circle Number Four of i h r
Method iat
M issiapsiy
Society
will meet with Mrs. Itoss Adam*.
111S
Park Avminat
3. .ill
o'clock.
odoc
f\
k
TUESDAY
fhe Ladies' Missionary Society
of the Foil Gospel Tabernacle,
Orlando Road, will mret Tues
day e t 3 P M. at the home *it
the Rev. and Mr*. Fred Riehry,
216 Holly Aye.
This will be
the regular monthly business
meeting of the Society.
Stars, Natives, Beasts
Are In “Boo too" Cast
TW TW h
M iik itm i
“The Purple
Vigilantes”
— A LSO —
"BOOLOO”
PLAY SCREENO
B a r g a in D ay & N ig h t—
10c-23c
:TONIGHT:
:SUNDAY_
Kaa M aynard
I“The Wirlwindl
Horseman”
A d m bw lon 10c-25c
| “Hollywood
Stadium
M ystery”!
to
< ;i * « ff o w .
S c o t* I *1**
1
land . On this. riv e r I iutw D um -1 l»nd b a r t o n < **lic. It i* «n
on nn u t e r p , ! d u r l n
•kd' I
k covered w
ith beau. the
with
Mrs Joe Ja rrell was honored
with a kitchen shower Thursday
Mrs. J . O. Poulaen of Fsrn
night given by
Miss Virginia Park spent Saturday in Sanford
Gilloti at tn* nome of her au n t.f with friends.
Mrs. Janies M. Gilion un Palm et
to A v e n u e .
Mr*. W F. Rawlins hi in
Zinnias, in several attractive Jacksonville for a few days vis
arrange menla,, were
used
to iting friends.
decorate the living room of Mrs.
Gillnn'a home where the guests
FrankHn Bennett of Jackson
were entrrtalned.
ville arrived Saturday to *pen<t
During the evening games and a week with hi* mother, Mrs. J.
contests w * t o enjoyed. A aererno C. Bennett.
game was played in which each
guest won a priie. Miss Dorothy
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Yancey are
Marshall won high p riie ip «" visiting relative, in Valdosta,
other contest and received a *»■-. for a abort time
pair of m iniature wall pictures
Miss Adelaide Higgins, for low
Curtis Coleman plan* to leave
score, won a novelty bracelet
Monday afU m ,«m fnr Miami to
Mrs, Jarrell was presented with
spend n abort lime with friends.
a number of gift* by those pres
ent.
Mrs, H. H. Lawson has aa her
Miss Gilion was assisted
in goe*l for a short tiwto her son.
serving refreshm ents
hy
her Hubert le w twin, of Tampa.
aunts. Mrs. Gilion anil Mrs. W
Caldwell of Lakeland.
Mr. and Mr*. John
Milner
Those invited to he with Mrs hav.
gone to High
Springs
Jarrell were Miss Rehecra Wil wheie they will make then home
son. Miss Dorothy Pope, Mi«si
Minnie King ol Oviedo, Miss An
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Cunning
ha Ilelle Methvin, Mist Lucille ham have as their guest. Miss
Johnson, Miss Marian
Haynes, i Blanche Cunningham of D eland.
Mias Nancy White, Mrs. H. H.
Odhani, Jr.. Miss Adelaide Hig
Mr and Mrs Alvin More *>•!
gins, Miss Dorothy Powell, Miaa
*on of llama are the guests of
trailer* Mahoney, Miaa Dorothy
Mrs. More's parents, Mr, and
Marshall, Mr*. B G. Methvin, Mrs, Frank Gnmer.
Mrs. Gilion and Mrs. Caldwell.
Mrs II. A. Spier and Miriam
Spier left Saturday f,.r .
two
weeks' visit
with relatives
in
Dunnellon.
The cast uf "Booloo,” I*aramuiint’s jungle saga, coming
Mrs. II. A. Kwansoa rclurm d
Saturday to the
R iti Theatra, Wednesday from a three weeks'
ran ba broken down Into threa visit with relatives tn Sauger
elem ents: a doien egperiancad ties, N. Y. and Haudulph. Vl.
Hollywood players, who have tha'
chief roles In the story, the un-' Ur. and Mrs. H. L. Perkin*
tamed natives of the
Malayan and ddujrhltffp,
Martha
and
Jungles, many of
whom
had Louise, have returned Irom a
never before seen a white man visit in Palmyra. Vs.
until the "Booloo" production
unit arrived In their domain, and
Mr. Cnd Mrs. Lewis Shrincr
savage Jungle tru sts, who were will leave Sunday murning fur
caught In their jungle w arfare, a vacation in Georgia, Alabama
hy patient cameramen
a fte r and Tennasaee,
weeks of constant watching.
Miss Jean Brownlee of Mel
The chief role, that of the
young English eajilorer
who bourne, who was the gues1 of
plunges deep Into the steaming Miss Ethel Root for a few day*,
jungles of Southern Asia for the has returned to her home.
sake of science and his fath er's
M r and Mrs. W. D. Sedrlr
honor, la played hy Colin Tapley,
Paramount's
Importation
from have returned from a vacation
New Zealand and the last su r in Pensacola and are now spend
a few
days in
Daytona
vivor of the famous
"Search ing
for Beauty” contest of a faw Beach.
season* ago. He Is nsalsted by
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Childte
beautiful Jayne Regan, Cecil B.
DeMHte’i discovery, who will be hdve returned from Butler, Ga.
to
seen aa the fiancee Tapley laavws where they with called due
illness
uf Mr. Childre'a
behind him when he plunges Into ■he
darkest Asia. Another prom inent father.
member of the cast Is dark-eyed
Miss K athlerti Uaney. Miss
Memo
Clark,
the Hawaiian
beauty, known for her
South Kleanur W att, Mllta Boyd and
Reas rolaa In “ H urricane” and guest, lluward T aft of I s lin g
ton, Maas., spent Friday in St“ flawall Calls."
Credit for Incorporating the Augustine,
wild nativea of the Malay pen
Dr. Peter J, Roy, who is doinsula In “ Booloo” goes to Pro
pint graduate work in Jack
ducer-Director Clyde E. Blllott.
who won the reputation s f m as sonville, expects to remain there
te r of jungle films with hU two months before relum ing to
“ Bring ’Em Back AUto"
and Sanford.
“ Devil Tiger.” In "Booloo." he
Mrs. George
Whinalein
will
nnt only photographed the an
cient Snkal trib e unaw ares a t leave Sunday for Miami Heseh
Dieir dally activities, but Induced where she .will enjoy a month's
them to go through some o f th eir vacation. She plana to stay at
most sacred rituals foi th e pic tha Morton Apartm ents,
ture.
Mrs. B. F. Oarrdwwy, Mrs. J
J. Cates ta d Miaa Evelyn ('.tea
returned Saturday from Daytona
Bearh w h e n they spent several
*jj»*k*_____
Ml t IlDlil * I
h»* Scottish \\ «t \|. in.t
'■* t m em om l '»•
a ill l i n t
sumhr w ho
r
1riRa'lW
l'»%f
III It* II III
*o It \ l it* |
1
tpanro'i* oct ii|ooii . v' 1 *1.1 %
i h i n f i c Hit* 1 wifhil nvkM to
e n t ir tic h m e T il- . t*. i an .. n -1 i It: 111
on the Ja pan* o
111 c i o 1
which JlHUI I apati 1<t vi a*ce
*
po iteil Willeil
A- noon a ■* th. i pot 1 o'
**•» J a p cla^h a .o »r. . 111 ii >n
t o w , fhe K u ,*i»4 H ■ti - t . T i t !
1
tn T o k y o waiw in -'i . *. 1
* new r c ’io lnii pi ’ i .r with
J;ipaiii*we g o t i-1 nnn i
P r n . * ■* »si r e e l ,
the
mtiip
Stre» “ m F d t n l t i r g h , »•* i'otv-i4
eretl
‘ of the mowt U*R| tifiil
in th. ' rhl. On one *Me **f th*
» ''e e
Hi* ator**,
nmi on
*h*
other
»lc «n* i h r g«i' ih*n> fot
which
-litihurgh tw n o t n l
In
one w 1 Ion t h ere wn* a fUuu!
dlYck vial ■ floral c m w n
Th.
crown o *t* p la n te d in honot
f
the h rg anti Qiji*rn who vv.i.
to
in a few tiny** In o?ii
sleeves and pockethooks.
I p a r k . io*opte w ere tn-w ling
the i
V ' en In the
parkw.-i
From Glasgn* we took
id te .1 g e r a n i u m s , d a h i .
afternoon tiatn to
E d i n b u r g h , ] It’ttk
dahlia,.
anu
he capital of Scotland, called chi) ” 'h .-m u m a,
rile flow e l s Wfle
the "Athene nf
she
North". vioh't
and
s i , m,
i hi .■<
*Sc<»l U in! tin I ms I him * • *
ver- K«>nr*
timr> »- l a r g e SS I h r flow e . , in
ifa n 1 »
l*n>lm*Ape
I n i n nil
v,
tin
t h is s i r e . ' 1
H ow ever,
her
frr»hn e*A
unit the
Ihe
tfues-n
Mary, t h e
guecn
E llia b s i h, w hie h is u n d er cunatruetl<*n.
The
Clyde Is
the
greatest
.h ip b u d ding
river
in
th e world W hen w r landed a t
(jlaagriw, tmly on** of out t h i r t y five 1 ranks, w*-. upvneil by the
CUBtomi uf fire 1
An w r p«»nnl
th r o u g h fht* o'atr on leav in g the
dock, wr w r r r v er y m uch »ur
pHuctl whrn officer^ on c i t h e r
t i d e of »hi* gartc, felt of o u r cunt
^reennejkR a m ve ry U m u tlfu l. fn
K ifin h u rc h
I %
’ in iin l th e
R oyal
A o*iJ«m y o f l*Atnt intr,, S culp to re ,
*m l
A r r h ite r r tire.
T w o p ic tu re *
in th i* A iHifem y rem im leiJ me uf
Florida fine picture wm cattr«f
* 'B la rk Nanny"* by
Henry
Y.
A Maori M showed a n e ifro wo
man .IreAseil m ifreen w ith
ji
b lu e silk s c a rf on her head The
o th e r pictu re was
*‘ W in te r
in
F lo rid a 1'
hy S ir John I « v e ry ,
R. A
R S A
A a i he
K in g
and tju p fn
of
K nit In m l
w ere
m a k in g a v ia it
to
F d iu h u rg h
w ith in
a few
day a, w r
ro u ld
o n ly in s ja r t a few o f ibi* ro o m *
in the ra*»tle
Filinhuryh C a iitk
at a n d* cm a p e rp e m lie u la r ru ck,
o v e rlo o k in g the H ty The N o rth
Hr 11iyah S ta tio n H o le t, in w hich
1 Rtaye*!, ia th e o n ly H ill h o ld
in g ih rtt h
allow ed on Frm cca
S tre e t, Thin end o f the at re e l
la ke p i c le a r o f b u ild in g s ; ro
th a t people fro m the c d y may
a t a ll
tim e a he able to
the
raaMe, The h o le ! M an lu g and
e lab ora te tha* I im a g in e d t waa
liv iu g in a m armlon.
( ‘um in g Ucxk to thk* caatle —
W e viirite d the cro w n room in
w h ich the
c ro w n
jcw e U
are
guarded hy a m e tal cage re a c h
in g fro n t the flo o r t** the re d
in g . H era we
ra w the
c ro w n
w o rn by t ln ir e ,
th e aw o rd
of
utate, a re p trv , am i Jewel*. The
je w e U are very
d a ix lm g
and
m a g n ific a n t.
H e re I* * te n
lh«
a d ju iita b le rin g o f
t 'h a r l f *
II
U ia a ru b y r in g aui ro unde d b>
diam nnds. W e saw the O rd e r -f
the T h is tle je w e l I t is a ch in a
hnrse and r id e r w ith th e
c o m p le te ly
concealeil
by
ne'nds.
We
w e n t In to
fe n '
d i*
Ih.
I ■d *
I It I Ifl II
* Sow
tten|l*t#*H p
u imil killed nut it 1 h.m ,'dmi men.
ChiiU'c
“ I miTi
The
fttitio ti*
hr
W o r ld
\Y m
In - id .
Ilft’il" stpiadion » j ia'i*•»116*i| tn '"K.'.V."
♦kttg
:»»t
h • nd i it \ i ii
tiful venture
have n t id l'd
t con n'lntioii nl
The com m and er , f ,,l ° F‘ J •‘ torn* AtAUirp nm i f * -i
i t lit Vtmr
o f this f o rtr e ss , rtrls) y e a r s ago ] **. »
h depict every pbitwr .if JaprtncRf wra i ■'h t*
imh.' 1 " t wI*
l>e near Hankow
b e t r a y e .1 William
W allace
to 1 *he V- lil War A not h r » hul l
I'm * 'in . ill
large w«n»hlp' '•
his enemies. W allare was
the I ing "u Mu* ea«l|p
ruck m
s*
nnr»* anil ret u«i t 1 . fhi i» h.t *i‘
mightiest atid m os| d arin g o f all ' Mary .
* i h m p r l , w h ic h
u
fh i
Att«*r A dogfight v It Ia |‘.i IIc
Sco tlan d , ch ieftains. Fo r m a n y | , m '" *
I'h iip v l in
Hr it inn
miles the Clyde lliv rr is lined I"
hurt1, il»rk, it ml *m»Tl punmit plan**
•iihit.
C h in e s e t e p o i f - f 1out 1 h
w ith
half e u i t t st r a i n e r s
and ro* m
Q uen
MArgttret u ■*,.,! *,.
hi* 1
m o i m t a i n wti.o’irho' 1 tv'ii. h
ahij*. W r s«» the l i s t s # sh ip c f wor*b »i
<*!>*!*•
Mrs. Jarrell Honored
With Kitchen Shower
AT THE. CHURCHES S
By ESTHER LOUISE IIUGHEY
June
27th, wv cruffurH tbo»prison
Im h
Srmt
Which
was
vei.tJO n V
ft
.
an d
ntehes
%
P.
n.«|iti#i
r*« a i »
,1
The
o f fii' ot lly
c n ip la t y
a m ity fo
pniti'^l u.i
a*
iIpiu
inmi-hiio tt*
tlsc
V U
' " ! I II ' I HI
' III II* Ml ' 4*1 1 l l l l l ' f
M M VI U 1
• U
« *»«
DIRKt TORY
1hi*
isv ,
III.|
«» w in
I M I I I 'I
M.
U
J|w
* nUimhg a wiitn'i'g
I ip.IIS
that '4 hi* SOkie! if.'lrill I |’t |.|V s
upon it th. • kvhr.ll l, ■
d .ilitv •
f"l ! hi* ci »M■‘eipo'll. g mnlm^eiif' net mill h\ "i if.ni* .o
Sir « .'tor S»o*C,
'•« L ip t
11
ti b eau tifu l Go! hie S p it'
•.... . ID*'**' nun ni in \|
d
and
stoite,
L'tlO
fe,high
of r* I
The J a pa of -t -. *1.1■.
wi>h ' - lie-.
p in n acles,
small 1«* ha v 4* at 14*isi p H i I t ■* , i / .
it
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n
W e I'.u l',i> l. F u r
l si-il I in nit tire A t
T*'
co n taiu m
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Welcome President
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Thistle Chapel, which is n v>-n 'h u k l y ....... led
K M fii
small room with elaborn.e W'“»l illP C llV C 'tl I w ith lig h t
work. The meetings of 'he u n lit » ui«h*« a n d g r *■*•*. li r it 4n* |n * r **h |
ar* held here. Twenty four I" ' w i t h d a r k g n o is In a H o i , n n i k
puna belnnli to this onler, Inelu I m g n v e lve ty m u ' 14**1 i«i|M >t • f
ing Ih* royal family of England i greenness Kir VV’ t f l f r S r ^ tt te ll*
In the banquet ,« > m we saw the atKi.it Ih, tsca u'it** u f ,ih** T r o w huge lock and key used on th e ; -«chs in hi, | km „. the U dy ol
Wc
*aw
F.lh'ti**'
U k.
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triaiids and rtlalivca In Charlidt**' | , | r> the Silver Strand, and »ht*
and olhar point* in N«rlh t ‘»rn i,ridg# nn which
........ * Vi'*
Imai. While away Mr*. Hunter ,|Nmra and Rialcrick lM»n f«"tghl
allanded the Preabylerian Au^il their duel. EIU*n‘» Isle
m **n
lary Training School at Montreal. i.,irh K«thrine. which i* did t'd
—___ ; with Ihkkly-wuoslrd i*hiinU, We
Mr. nnd Mr*. R. A. Howell pa»*cd Hcn'ch
Highlandet*
in
will Itava Sunday for Columbia, ihe
mountain*. pluymg
‘heir
’Miaa. where they will spend a bagpipe* and wearing tradition
month with relative*
al kllta.
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Im u n e is, n u t tin g o f tin* Ih u ig h |
ti* i* o f W c d o y * lass •■f lln Firsd |
M fth o ilM 't < h u ic h w ill1 In* held i l l 1
the* H iish lo o m o f
th e
c h u rc h
T u e sd a y e v e n in g a t M ,00 n'cliM ’ k J
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CELERY LAND
FOR RENTAL
Fine Watch
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Repairing
Setting 5
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DROWN CO.
Ill I I r GLADE, FLORIDA
L d in b u rg h
Virgil Preaaly, who ha* been
visiting jn Annwton, Ala. for a
short lima, la expected to return home Monday.
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Mrs.
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Cameron and Mis*
Mirrstl
Roberta of
DeLaml
lng Mather Furniture Company Iloaia btoUdenmiru irlurned Frh
Uiey,
la in Sanford assisting In ntoe day from Palatka where
to their new quarter*
tn the warn lh« guests uf Mr. and Mra.
W. 0 . Lynn for a short while.
Arcade.
from 0u* Trinoacha
we
»aw
Stirling « a-tle, which in on a
high cliff above ih . charming
*»Hay " I
Mnntnl.
Mary,
Quean of sSeoti, wa* taken lo
«Ms ca.tlc when nine
months
»W on-i 'here coronaUnl. W.
«'"PRml at 'ho monument uf
William Wallare. It is a stone
monument, 220 f»*< high, and
stands nn a hill above the coun
try where Wallace defeated the
Mr.
and
Ur*
Cecil
Flower*
Rabort A. HewetL J r
will
IC L Y D E - M A L L O R Y L I N E S
Ih*
laeve Sunday fu r BHoai,' Mae. have aa their gueala for
(To
be
continue.))
w here be will a tta e d tha Third weak-ahd Mia* Ann* Gaax, Ben
Army maaeuvera. L ater he will (Slddaoaa and Talton Fhilllp* ol
-jola hie parent* a t Columbia and JackaonalU*
re tu rn ham* with than*.
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“Always Goodbye” [Edward G. Robinson Plays Dual Role jGinger Finds Love
Is Dramatic Story ’ Of typ e of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde In Romantic Spot
Of Mother-Love
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all-inclusive definition for “ Atways Goodbye," one of the finest
In the chain of excellent iOth
f'entury-Fox production".
Seldom 'does a story come to
the attention of the fan* with
as much undentandlnir a n d tins
sense of the value of dramatic
minutae.
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In t h e c a p a b l e h a m ! " o f t o s t a r s B ar ba^rn S t a n w y c k a n d I t e r b * r t M a r s h a l l a n d u n d e r tiie f i n e
t o u c h o f S i d n e y l u m f i e t d 1" d i r e r li n n , " A l w a y s G o o d b y e " a c i ) i n r e a
th e b e a u t y of s h e e r sim plicity
in a s t o r y t h a t is— o n s e v e r a l oce a s i o n s — c o n d u c i v e 10 a lump In
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 31
AT T H E R1TZ
Sunday, Monday—Ginger Royer* and Doogl** Fairbanks,
Jr., In “HAVING WONDERFUL TIME.”
Tuetday, Wednesday— Edward G. Robinson In “THE
AMAZING
DOCTOR CUTTERH OU SE." Alio
Barbara
Stanwyck and H erbert M nnhall in “ ALWAYS GOODBYE."
Thursday, Friday— W arner B aiter,
Marjorie
W earer,
Peter Lorre, and Jean Heraholt In 'T L L GIVE A MILLION."
Added Wayne Morrla, Priscilla Lane, Humphrey Bogart, and
Hugh H erbert In "MEN ARE SUCH FOOLS."
Saturday— "CALL OF
THE
MESQUITEERS.” Also
"BULLDOG DRUMMOND IN AFRICA."
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Sunday, July 3 1 — Ken Maynard In "WHIRLWIND
HORSEMAN."
Added feature: "HOLLYWOOD STADIUM
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fERY DANGEROUS TRIANGLE— Edward G. RohUsoo, CUIra
r s f s a t Humphrey Bagart are tha dyuamie threatens, who Bead
S e ttin g
a b e a u tifu l talc o f 1
east af “Tha Amaslng Dr. Clittarkauaa," W araar Bran.* s a ig a .
m odern
m o t h e r lo ve
before
a E
m df dram a w ith Rablasan la the till* rala. It s emes t s tha k / l e t i t o s c o p l c b a c k f r o u n d o f u r e a - I ' ■
Tuesday and Wednesday.
■lonal yrlmneaa, sporadic sor- I M H ^ E I ^ ^ E
row ana vtvaeloaa, resplendent HERBERT
MA
yowna on Fifth Avenue and in BARBARA STA
Paris, tha film scintillates wiln |Bj f
rig h t, a
the many f a c t a of love that “Always Gwodby
cornea to Ita characters.
lu ry -F ai d ram .
Baroara Stanwyck, In love, H aatar and Jaha
walta for har aaytr young man law, left and el|
who Is apaadlny to City Hall to
------ —
marry har. II . Is killed as
Si
car craihea
Into a trolley.
Stunned at tha tragedy, aha wanC ir C U H 1
ders toward tha river where Her—
bert Marshall, a derelict
|diyJean Heraholt
aleian, talks her out of a sui- few people in
eide attem pt.
She faints and n e v e r s a w n c i r r i
the physician sees that she Is
Jt w a s n ' t part
taken to a hospital. . . where her couldn't have *
son Is barn.
ti-gularly as tin
Marshall's sincere love for t h e him, but s o m e t h
brave g irl; har love for her child Ims existed ti e tw
(Johnnie Russell); the lo v e of llersholt fur m m
foatar paranta who adopt the ntiun.
youngster; the
tem peram ental |
Twenty years
Parisian ardor of Caaar Romero
|
take bis
and the ultim ata love which son to the bid ti
brings tha itory to a suspense ! rt.nrhed the m a l r
ful conclusion create a beautl- that a gold w al
fttl saga with a throbbing m « - which hia moths
aaga for today’, womanhood.
years before, ha
lan H unter head* the featured.
Complaints u
Romero, \ marched home w
IHER BAXTER and tha glaasaruua M arjaria W savar la tha east Including Caaar
lama aiaamalla re mass a “ I'll Give A Mllllaa," sam jag i . tha Lynn Bari, Blnnla Barnes and never went near
John Ruasall.
I Hut recently
Than Ire T hursday and Friday.
Darryl F. Zanuck. In charge | upon to play the
iK&a with electric ayto are
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Sidney, In W arner Its
Men o ffic e workers
havs bean of production, aatecUd
taking the place of human I more adversely affected by tha Lanflald to direct, with
Vara In m aking traffic counts I Installation of book-keeping ay* mond G riffith
associate
doctr,
Ighwayi.
chinas than womrn.
an a realistic touches fo r hU rola.
Forest land) in this country
Germany gave notice of wi'h
draws! from the leaytie of Nn- now total 815,000,000 acres, al
li o n s o n O c t o b e r 14, 1933, an il moat
one-third the continental
ceased ln be a member October United States. Of these, nearly
30 percent are publicly owned.. .
*'* Heraholt
pcalaKnot Score In 9th;
Lose Aa Run la Forced In
tiger .Allows 11 Hits In 11 Innings
^ While Mates Collect Nine Off
Ip .
Of Harper And Porter
weed
run
gsve the
dad margin
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PLORIUA STATE LKAUL'R
G ainesville -------------- •<
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L eesburg ------------------ >* I t .««]
l>*rlan* Elesck _____ i t
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O rlsn to ______________ l a
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Ht. A u g u s t i n s ________ t e
l l .lie
P a la tk a ______________4* I t .IIS
Us L a n d _________ I t
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aanfsvd ... --------So eg .SSS
M saalla L ast Mlgbi
Os L and a. la a le c O I f I I Ian .)
O rlando I, L a tsb u rg I (I* Inn.)
'NillR I
•shottler
>e f. HHan
’ tlaroae la
flea
than In
olhar occupations.
tha bast combinations In tha
as wall as on* of tha beat
Defeats [Lookout* To Meet Hague
marts gars.
Classified Advertisement
iGondoliers While G ain esv ille In
G’Meo Lose Again |C on te st Tonight
Islanders Score Five Locals .Will Attempt
Runs In First To To Reduce Lead Of
Win From Saints Leaden In League
Tha barrage from tha Look
outs big guns, which failed for
tha first time hi several games
last night, la expected to be an
Important factor In deciding the
conteat with tha Itab u s leaders.
A return game will be played
with tha G-Men here
Sunday
afternoon.
• The names of tha
atartlng
hurl ere fo r thg gam*
tonight
were not announced.
BUSINESS SERVICE
While the Orlando club w si
Manngger BUI “Saw
Meatbusy defeating the second place Rodger* will Uko hie protegee
The President of Argentina
Laeiburg Gondolier* by a (core to Oalneeville tonight for tha must be a Roman Catholio by
of 4 to 3 In i to Inning affair first gams of s
aeries with birth. He la elected fo r si* yea re
last night, the league
leading league leading G-Men
Rod la Ineligible for re-election.
GalneaviUc 0-M en dropped o « | Jibe G-Men are ahe.d of their
to 5 decision to tbs
Palatka naoreal rivals, the Leesburg OonA ialeas and Daytona Beach won ; doIU r^ by five gumea but tha
5 to 2 o v tr fit. Augustin*,
LpokauU u p s e t to narrow this
Fry*'* singlo to tontor *eor- |«*d tn d contlnu# their winning
ing Ruggvtio in tho 10*h fram t l tr**k.
gnvo Conn «ho tdvantnbo t w ,
with th« nddlUon of a w ro J
Hunch in n mound duct Itt which
p l s j i n |o Iho local rotU r,
Senator and Lowburg hurleta
Lookout# now have one of
*‘r 'kln‘
, p t r walked ono and glao formed
' team s h it
uppoalrty ’ MT,n b i , t m '
Schneider w ta
nan freely la .t night na *r* “ '*d * uh
.Who burtOd 11 Innlnha,,*1*1'* P orU r • ‘' “ ' h a u l
cm
9 U hits whil. H arper!
Por'*r,
p . „ J 7 - , ' for the
Victory while > Ftn^or
K P T
P o,U r w h ,,wa* eredlted with the
* U « In thu ninth g o v * .th e locals.
p Snore to the locals.
,
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, so n ro w n
ai
| f who rellavtd F ln g arj Moors af
I t fu m e went hlllesa.
ib
Ogh the locals played a | rttm 'n in
^fenalv. gmue, the bat.
r(
Mhl not unlraah th eir am h lb
ilna which
they have j ' j j p ' w
on opponents during the Allan"! “
ryorel games. The only a Js tsr rf
u gel post first boa* tn ■r t **r r 9
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0
hit w a s Moor* w h o
T otal*
*0t 0 triple.
nwLAnn
Hag 12 pulouta without Mswati *r
. orror, Bid lludwm, who £ lr7,‘ *lt *"
twn tin t bale . . Hints* ^ ’ ,b
,
id t* hoop Devla nut H Jorhsen a
(ml waa the key maw in
r
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kfcbuta defined, Adi xya* mnrfiar it,
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[ with four putouta and
.
tat Ih th e game tehlnd
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d k DsKamu* made fo n t
Tout*
.H olt'll tor Vareer-to Ilk.
.Nana a«| wksa wteolag rug
Miss R ag an , Daau Jaggar, laaa Court any and Harlan Briggs, DungInsanity, and ha la aeqoltted
THE STANDINGS,P ^ a n Jo
In Iho -19th walked tha n ast two to force in
DeLand Red* tha needed run.
to nose out I i n bla I t
Innings on the
a *t Conrad I mound, Finger walked four man
] ‘, t
‘T A K E CARE OF YOURSELF" la Ginger Regers' father’s advko
as tha lovely dame starts a ff au har t i m a a r vacation la RKO
Radio's “ Having W onderful Tima." Tha players, left la right, o r a l
PERSONAL
l«BALJ
ONLY ONE BOAT
JOE PALOQKA
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S e m in o le C o tm ly P ro d u re a
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V O L U M E X X IX
Member Associated' Press
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. AUGUST 1. IMS
F ifty Soviet Planes Marble Game
Bom b Rail ways In Is Hit Again
By HighCourt
C h angkufeng Area Supreme
Court Denies
Four Planes Brought
Down By Japanese
Anti-Aircraft Fire,
Jap Army Reports
Grand Jury Probe
Of Earle Machine
Okeyed By Judge
Incident Follows
Into G r a f t
Clash On Sunday Inquiry
Charges Permitted
Japs Claim To Have
Driven Enemy Out
w In Terrible Fight
HSINKING Mnnchoukuo.
Aug. 1.—(AP)—The Japan
ese army announced todny
that B0 Sovte'. warplanes in
flicted slight damage on some
railways in an afternoon
raid today on Changkufeng
and vicinity in the disputed
border region.
I t s a id fo u r R u s s ia n p la n e s
were brought down on Korean
territory while or»j we* believed
down In Menchoukuo eftvr the
raider* dropped nearly 30 bomba.
The lone reported bombarded i*
near the Junction af the bonier*
of Japaneae Korea, Minchoukuo
and Russian Siberia.
The announcement tekl the
Japtn-ee u*ed only anti-aircraft
Dr* a* they were too near the
border to use defeneive plane*.
A Tokyo announcement of the
“ <” • Incident u t d
J* p an n e
plane* were uaed to rap.l the re
ported attack.
By Bench Decision
IIA HR ISRI! |{(>, P a . Aug I
(il1) —Juifgp | *Iui M Frbai'ffri h
day hi hi iluit the Pi«nn*ytvMrnn
Irfrinlaturf cm* hi not ’itMpfinl i
grand jury iiivrNtiga*ii»»i *»f | m«'i
lien I ginfi and rnrtupMon i h u r t ■IfMimit tlOV. tie’Or/M II! h I'll*
and Id lit hern hi ^ h in qtai* [Vinn
c ritic rank*.
[>rgifl’atKm tu permit Ihi* jfrii
era I at a«*mtly t*i take* u i»rnj**rti*d
inquiry away f r rim Iht* yiaml
Jury and plan* D in tho* Hands i f
a l«*|?iallMve ctirnmitlrt* was |4;ihmiI
Saturday and Rkgncd by tht* l»nv
rrnor.
The judif»fa n|riition wan *m n
prtftkin by D iltrirt Attorney Curl
B. Shelly of llurriat urg. lie ?h
In charge of 1hr grinil jury in
quiry.
The judge nlati ordered Hliel
ley’a evidence lucked up, and pro
hibited all p*r*4niii aubpociiiietl lo
appear before the grand jury
from testifying before Ihe legis
lative committee.
Townsend Credited
With Thomas’ Win
TULSA, Ok)*., Aug. M A I
-(A h - though neither dally paper In Tul
sa attributed any portion of Hen.
^ s a w Russian troop* were with- Iliom as's victory to Dr. Town
’
drawing northward from Chang- send and the Townsend organisa
tion,
William
K. llulchinson,
kufeng, on the Monehoukuo-91- Washington correspondent for thr
berian border, where a cla*h International News Service, de
described a* a "terTibl* fight” clares the President must “share
the credit with l)r. Townaend,"
took place yesterday.
The report of the Russian according to the Tulsa West Side
withdrawal followed a Japanese Journal, which ssys:
'‘Both President Franklin D.
assertion that Soviet forces had
been driven from the disputed Roosevelt and Dr. Francis E.
frontier' territory. The commu Tnwnscml came to Oklahoma anil
nique said only about goo Rus •aid a ’few kind words’ for thr
sian soldiers remained In the nomination and, of course, rc-elecarea. I t is assumed they were lion of Sen. Elmer Thomas to the
outside the territory claimed ny U. 8- Senate. The President want
ed him re-elected to the U. S.
Japan.
Both the war office and the Senate -because he is one uf the
foreign office declared Japan had outstanding statesm en in the Sen
no Intention of advancing farther. ate, a progressive who cooperate*
A Moscow communique dealing with the administration program.
"D r. French* E. Townsend,
with tha same a n a and as sumably the same battle, asserted the president of the Townsend Na
Japanese invaded Soviet territory tional Recovery Plan wants (Elmer
Hunday night and were "strongly Thomas re-elected because he
- rebuffed with a heavy lose of gave h it unqualified endorsement
of the General Welfare Act (The
men and equipment.”
------ —-*-------1— tstl- Townsend Plan), IIK 4109, and
mated *he Russian* suffered‘ “ I promises to do all he ran to e f
casualties and loet consider —J fect Ite enactment Into law when
equipment. Je p i^ * ss were te- he was the only candidate for tho
ported to h ere auaUlnad a----*^ tl. ft.. Senate who del endorse
the Townsend Plan In its entire
resueltles. '
The w ar office said Urge for ty, although both Gamer Smith
and E. W. Marland claimed they
M l were deployed on both ■
of tha IU-dafin*d border with th* were for the General Welfare
____ _
bomba r d in f one Act, but with amendments.
Soviet
frontier point w ith haary artli
WANTED CASH
lery concealed In tha hiUe.
Tha a n a la aloaa to tha JuneWASHINGTON, Aug.
llm a f tha boundaries af Manchoukuo, Russian Siberia and Jap Franklyn W allman, puhlklty di
anese K araa, aouthwaat af Vladl- rector for tha Republican N ation
al Commltlea, said yvalarday that
roatok.
Ruaalan* h a r t h tld It fa r near- Now Deal million* had bean iholy th n w waaka and eMoecow re velad Into tho homo district of
Jacted reported Jip an m o and Representative Maverick (D TeaMaachoukuoan protesU th at they aa), In a futile effort to renomi
were o a Maachoukuoan territory. nate him.
TOKYO,
A ug
108 Charged
Citv N ew s Briefs
K rflao lish ed In 1908
IN PEACE—A FLYING YACHT;
N l M H KR 290
Doctor Says
Governor Is
In No Danger
IN WAR—A ‘DREADNAl (HIT
Cone In .larksonville
Hospital Is Said To
Ite linprovingltyAt1 tending I* h y s i cian
P e t i t i o n For Re
hearing In 3rd At
tempt To Operate ’
TAI.I.AIIANMKI*:. Aug. I.— GP) t
n Itern t. u s uf
marble
gam#*
■bnI their thm i alLrmpt in the
Supreme I «u» t Imluy to p re vent,
til** seianif of Their h*>ariia u a
i Oxygen Ti nt Is
Reptirli'd Used
wider of Itov. t one.
Wit hunt (fomnenta the* Court
iJonied a>i •- RTiaor«i Hurry petition
for a i hearing of its decision
hold in if I be i'a mow might be
opiiiiin l ro n tm i y to ih* Bi^tc*a
utd i slot mm In lie law and thua
w -old l»«('ohm* siilijvet tu iciiure.
I In i niiii lu‘-i July H held thal
lo tiffs I’oidd sen* (ho marble
ttewirds if the operator
arle^trd for violating the slot m a
chine Inw.
Thre»* rases were involved in
eTrh of the d ech h i.i, one from
Brevard and two from Voluda.
>Illness D e s c r i b e d
As Resulting From
A II e a r l Ailment
Daily Attendance
At Zoo Estimated
To Be About 1,200
ChnndsT nf L'uinmvice ufflcialt
have estimated th at th r averagr
summer w rrk d ay attemlanre at
the Munii-ipal /.ou is apprusi■iinlrly
-IAi K - O W I l 1 I '
Aug.
1.
( A l 'i
• .m im ill'll im p ro v e itii iii in i .ti
« ini.-'-s t'ltm li()tui
t
- —.... •••* *•*»-- ■ • v M i s a ; <ir*i|iii*rw, >- ** |> t|» | 'l t |( P r II 111lit'
speed of 100 mile* an hour. For
corporal ion of Knrmingdide, N, Y.
ill
pur|hi «■**, the plan** *.
u
i
ii |in t T r ii
(tu lu y
Dy
Mr. S t.inlt s K iu in ttliu im a tf iu lin p Hit i 11it-1 K x f iu tiv o
1
|
III
II
l l l f p ll.ll
I II | c ,
"T in
n ml m ln‘S
111 III IfltilV." .1 ml i < in iio tin im-ili. (■t* t i t III' i-r", llu* |ih y - 1. Kill ml
IL hi’jirt in doinc,
11 ■
* Vi.•*k i . iiiiii kjit.fv w i’ll unii If
Im- . i « h" k' »ni pi.ii, frf«» from
lllHl**V id. »■ Hnl • a. Hvnifn tf
h*
•lll'lllll 1
ttV’ l flu -ittiu’k. (lov.
rum* 1 HI tftMl"t -pn »N and it U
Wtl h .1.11 II nil t lh:P In* is kept
in | m.11 Jk It* 144 hi". t*e k ffp ctiina
•’••Ml 1*1 V%till 1ill!' il III If "4 Ilf fill
off !•-•• **
1hf C'.y. • in*1’ w.14 I Ilk f ii to
Ibf In* pii.tl F* ft.ly iiftcr h*» hint
a 11**i i*I her? un' L l I h e .i.ii (.*•'. *in »**
M.
....... aii. I i In* Ciivernor**
iI iimkIiI i i . Mi*
Maik By run of
If ii»mi, i <i" ai | lie h*.4|MUl. ThO
physa j ut *|i'4 in, • *• l*» I'u m n io n t
NaM mil "N t •*i**■• i
a n **a^4*4*11 lent wa*
I rir.t treatm ent.
(il.-t .I-* lieu’
riic 1 loop. i’ll tMi'il ut tl,.
(r.iined at Him All h i if
..,i f
J Ai K S i i \ \ H i | . Ant- 1
l.llll ilfpitl ilt.it tli
*ifli r hooil
f invri it.'i i *»im* w an pfao-.l ynf«r#Otrftii ?*|ii nii’i.. Mh- . 1. I.lki^
V f n G in
Saturday .
I’rtrl ill lh.’ ii 11r111u 1 in ,inip infill 1 ^ * »n
1 H.ipH 'Mill ir linn (i Min Mm f iMi’ht -in?1 1 S. uul.i v n i n m i i i g 1 in
llAS ppi >ni S.il ip .la> \ilK 1 l m \ ■iifi-hf' * h«* pii ni hf r«*( a
.!*• .■ i m i*.I *. | th.* f i i n n l y Raid,
Hoy Describes EloiseWinn Leads Sanford N ational Guard
E v e n ts In Life
Amateurs In Jaycee Event Troops E ntrain
Of J.C . Penney
J 1• i* W uni, SiiiliLur 11 i*nl mIn*
in n i f
Rollins Urges Joint
Civic Meet To Hear
Add ressBy Chapman
IDltt!
w ith
th h iri« |,,
C’rrrl.JU, li t*
fir « lia.it i
h im .*)
IIMUI1! <H
i,t il..
i I i .it d I m i
*.f
►
>I IMff .i
L* l 11L(11<411» 11mtil y I. . i hi" inn it |i
of M M11)411111*74 *if III,* > • Dlirlti't'
Hal unlay tmtrning wai drsigC’- 'i n f; ••nl i y f I i III. \ , III . , .11
ntttrd a , the average week day
E I lluy w*s the pilncipal l.-t
anti several Huy Scouts uf Troop
Bi
\\ in n , u h ti
t*t n i « .ii -c ii
No. fi ruunltsl vlslturs ul Ihe run v| h oker ut the Itidaty (Tub
between Ibr hours uf N:TO u'cluck lutirheon .Monday ami >mimed lu ||M'**k ill Mn * I^A.I I I r1 14>1111 III .|,I
..t the morning ami !i:00 o'clock Rotsrians ihe 'Tufe uf J. C. | \ » »11- m l i * i l)«*(iit> luMii in |.(t
Lt 11•Ai iiiiii
I t ill i al | m i l l
in
in the aflnnoon snd found that tVr, • 'y .' duelsring llu t among
p* <n ni t (nut Jkt*«*n In j nv ♦-! l a i r
all
store
managers
and
employe,a
• .I .in HlVi! -it H*11
HID persuns stupprtl lu look at
throughout the entire chant there It Jit In IlMlf NUI 111 till* l i i j lr I tal [ l
r l illir ,i * a | imi .1
the animals.
u • Ja y r i 'i * 4 w i l l liMla>
a jitiiirt luik II
From 5:U0 o'clock an Chambir was Ihi simrerrsl respect and ndJ )U f
|it«>icrj||i
AU4
I I ftdt u I
of Commerce officials kept close mifatlon for Mr. Fcnney.
Mr. Hoy was introduced to iKpp S b i d i i n U t r i m in i h i.iu l.*
in if i*ii tile |*l '•
wstch and esllm sted ih st appro*,
tllll VM*»4 Msh HI
the
club as manager of the local f i Mill »hi* .lu y rri* hiiichi' nri in »*t■ i; ta in rr*»in
intslely 207 additional persons
( i nfill** r t t u iiilK 'i u f I 'Aimiiii * i . * Itnyfii^. bl in*i
ft111(1**1*. 1 ti'lli;! !•»
J. (’. I'vnncy story by Ur. It.
v i,licit the loo.
(til Dil m i;
k
tinnier. ii’M of Mii, llv im tim
Chamber Secretary Ralph
F- Ituprerht, chairman of t|,e pro
WiiilM-^A Vw*i fr*'iii t-ai'Ji **f •
lli ’l , jrl.lVIMVf I 111* IlMMllh '•r&f!t|l Mll'l i
The m--i >,
llugwrll, said attrnaUncr aernied gram committee
«'li t Vnfi a! V Uiiitla 4«*i411 1iivh, Kill $•ml a r til ■lii' nimIi’ litne, Ihirolhv
was
presided
over
by
I’rrrid-o'
particularly low fur Saturday,
Uf for filial I hull III4 till I hi Mai’i V|jii.iM% pepuli-ir
1h*t i •
and other Chamber officials and Geurge HoIIt . i who luld Kolim 4»f (In* B* ai'liftm I h i - d r v Jaiii* m Iark -m n, imwliy fii iiihai ii m, M
aits
of
the
rrevn)
directors'
no
•
I
loo attendants reported aU*r>l■hr HUtmiu r wilti a frci* t «i|i I** ;ifill Mm , Mi’Hliirrn*, lil.ukfiu’eil
ance was unusually low. Under ' ing and auggestrd a Joint ■•ic
Ni*w Y**rk \Ail(»' all 4*x | m*i i ■*1*4 |iui*l conie.luiiH, iilul t luydu Keftfnw.iii,
the circumstances It Was decided ing of local civic clubs for the hi*hl u p f u r th e buy n r i ; n | yth " m i iiiupunied J»y Fvi'lyti Nippvi.
that an additional 200 could purpose of hearing l.. F. I'hnp arcuu * tin' final nppr«*va! i f HIIIIMtlg,
________
reasonably bs added to Salur- i man, 9upcrintenili-ni of the State
Prison
Farm
.
day's count which would bring
Mr. Hoy said that Mr. I’m
the total estim ate to 1,200.
A count uf Hunday visitors ney was born on a farm, the
will be made later anil this fig- , son uf pour p srir.'s, and »«*
ure, together with the week-day forced to tiegin earning his own
Tnmyhl ^ ill Im- ’I.a.he 4 Nu;ht '
t ' l l l r Vi;n. Aug. I. —The Dm
averagu will be used a* a com living at the age of eight. His at the Mutiiripal Bill I'nrk, 1 v c -.tv ..r Fturnin'* 4hU> aUmini
first
business
venture
was
the
parison during the winter seasrv.
week.
K. Brail fla w , pr.nt<|i-ri| .if | hi* cluli, in.tutted lli-ri- Inst
Members of Troop 5 who pig buainraa in which he started
84*111)11 h> t 'utility I'te ' li.lll A<4S*i pl.iris n -].cc iut il.....nr uinnlmg
with
unv
small
pig,
finally
build
helped count Ihe visitors Ha Ior '
viol Ion ntiiHitifi .J this iiiiiriiiiii', Aug. II in liuniir uf one uf It■lay are as follows: Joe Trnhet. J ing t| up into a thriving institu
All wuini'ii will he :i«liiiitti'*l tuiiii.iii.nt mnmhnrs, |t r M. Au*
tion
of
12
pigs,
w
hir,
he
was
liillie Herndon, Billy Hollyhead..
Im (Ti.iidkuff, furmnrly uf Tuni
frtv
to tin* park. Mi Br.nlihrw
AI [truck, I’ata Brock, and liillie forced to liquidate on account of
Di t Iu m i I, mhhnif t h r i l he llnji
In ,iii, w In* will sail shortly fur a
objection* from his nrighhsirs
Fleming.
y e a r uf special ttii'illi'sl stutly m
Following hit graduation from »? « u I o r if* t u r n o u t f o r t h e jfriiiie.
KoufiiMl shuiihl put on 11 |fi»*u| f«i.nign lands.
high achuol, Mr. I’rnnry obtained
Furm er students uf the uni
employment In a dry goods store fthow l i u i i i c h l g lie mah I, m i l l t h e
versity residing in Chicago, f" r
(hmu’es
-ir.'
IntKht
f.'r
a
viHury.
where he woiked for a year for
iiuillv tni-eived C hatter No. 4a,
The r a Hit' will lieym at H; I fi
IJ.27 p rr month. AI the login
presented by
Flunk W right,
ning of the second year he made a i usual
tinim-svtlte, nt the m u s t entliusi
WASHINGTON. Aug l - W V
a cir.'ruct of |2U<) for the year's
i.-1is- gntliermg uf Florida men
Administrator
Ickea
cautioned
HAH FIKHT WKIHlINt;
work. In his third y rs r this wis
in this rity 's histury. Thu ehnr
municipalities today against fu r
WKW
fll.A
S
fJO
W
,
K.
.S
(
j
V
)
ter was tin- first signed by the
ther delay In applying far public raised to !-KH>
Alihouirh
niur«»
than
1
ihi
yearm
Then his health failed him, nnd
new Fbuida alumni president.
works project*.
old, .v uth ertu n il'i« Itiver, n m ini)
in a statem ent Icke* prepared he was told to go west foe hi* j ilLlricf nt'ar herr, had Bo flrri I.. C. Cinftiin, Titusville, who
health
and
nevrr
to
go
bark
into
succeeded C. It, Overman, ling
before leaving fur a vacation tour
j wttkliiiif r e i e n t ly.
|P m ,Tbbm ew. t*eae Twer
dud, uu July ].
ha aald the PWA had paaaed the
f t . 000,1)00,000 m ark (half way
Chicago follows Atlanta ami
point) of the preaent program and
tlm New England Association in
that 'h ere might be vary llttla
Hie m ailer uf out-uf-stulu alumni
money left for laggard applicant*.
clubs. There a re 15 chartered
groups within Ilie'H tate of Flor
Dwindling rreoureaa, he said,
made*It apparent th e PWA would
ida, Wright told local alumni, all
Declaring th at the had ne*-r
tv unable to take care of all pro
Th* laall.ir.ir hrsuty contrst installed since March.
jects aabmltted fo r conaideraltun. been “so thrilled or happy befuri-,“ winner who lisd ju
returned
Louis .1. Knot was inducted n <
('ora Leo McMahan of Ovinlo,
Oviedo, frem a trip tu Washington where first president uf the local club;
who won tho Daytona Beach
Bruch sh« was sent by Daytuniin* for John F. Cartridge, vice-president;
TOBACCO MARKET
Bathing Beauty contest non
‘ ~i the
thr her victory on the Boardwalk. Jo e Cnrraher, Secretary; Jin*
yestef- July 4, said "Oh, I'm so happy. | I’ark a.d , treasurer.
VALDOSTA, Ga.t Aug. 1 - 0 D fo u rth o f . July, disclosed* y**ter—Buyers paid nearly $4,000,000 day th a t she we* married to Phil never was *<> hippy In alt my
In two days for b rig h t leaf to ip Graham, Daytona Beach dmg lift," explaining that “ it was *11
YOUNG MORGAN HtCK
ta tuiMwi and when 1 laid Mr.
bacco sold In IS o f the IT Geur- d ark , Saturday night.
Tha coapla awoke Judge K. W. Graham Friday night th a t I
gia-Florida m irkote, a report
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. |.
Id’i
from (he Bureau a f A gricultural Ware from his sleep shout 2 « i w»a going home t e visit mother,
- An appendig operatiiv. rumvd
o’clock
in
tha
morning
to
perform
said
“
Well,
I'm
going
along
Economica indicated yesterday.
we'll get m in ted on Ihu ysslerday a study of m id-wesinn
Growers sold 14JU A 4 0 pound* tha ceremony.
f e n ....... runditiona being made
Mrs, G raham aakl she and her way."
for an average of M J t cents in
"I said it was okay with roc,” incognito by "farm hand” John
tha raaikeU covered h i, a review, husband, accompanied by a party
of tho opening Maniacs by Ber of frienda arrived In Hanford she cuntinurd, 'a n d th en we Pieipunt Morgan 111, 21-yrar-old
nard l.obachuts, junior market shortly before S:0ll o’clock *nd gathered siimv friends and landed son of tho famoue banking fanting specialist with the Tobacco aronaed Judge W are and asked a t Judge W a it’s home and were Uf.
Young Morgan ws* stricken
Section. Buroaa a f Agricultural him fo r a m arriage license. Oblig
Mrs. Graham said she knew while working aa a hand un the
Economics, United ItedM De ingly Jad g e W are Issued the IIcenae and performed the ceremony. Ja d g . Wa>», and was aura that 100-acr* tim er Addison farm,
partm ent of Agriculture.
In th e p arty an witnesses were It veuid be allighe to gat him two miles north of Knighlstown
This would a a r n t to I U H . Mildred Brawn, Jackie Tamar, (U> of bed to 'perform the mar- He hid pltebwl in ta thresh
OBIa Ball Lao. Madeline Brown,
wheat, milk cows and do other
and H arry K. Graham, the latter " S : Graham remained In Ovielo farm chart*.
LANDS BUI TROUT
a Wether -af tha groom.
ba( a few hours, returning lo
• a r k at D rytons Beach, Mrs. G ra
BL'ITORS NOW LEERY
FORT WILLIAM - W J - N I n e .
ham will follow him to th a beach
year-old JlmaUe JaT rte W
•fete, afternoon.
KUCHEVO, Yugoslavia - b W lag early hi Ufw ta aolled hte
f 7Wa11 bo so happy," M rs. Gra Thrice-widowed within four yeare,
rare Dah sioriaa. Jimm ie landed
ham aald, adding that "Philip and parinka Match has lost each *>f
tjted keen engigad fo r four her husbands by "act of God."
“Ladies Nijfht" Will University Alumni
Be Held At Bull Park
Clult Plans Dinner
Ickes Advises Apply
For PWA Works Now
Cora Lee McMahan , Daytona Beach
Beauty Contest Winner, Is Married
Wcl Ground During
Annual Maneuvers
JU I IVtill' III S htV o k I Ji Imiii I III Ht!
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iiioi iiiii§?
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pi i’iihi' | h
i 14h*| * | ».i hi
w ill
Im
nil il - f limit ) Kat i ii4 * I it y uiitl
Jaiiilii ji> vvi ll ii4 thiii*’ 1 r*»ut Suit
fi*nl
r
1 11 i’hi t l i i p a t i (icq l l m iiiuir mi'f
ih itm i l cil t Ii it I lit." 11114.*I•rt
v\ 111
huvi* jtiiiyIlitii|f hut
ii
ph u'«n. *
(i m . o f il f.ir ihi* fil l few ilu> .
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f u i i i i Itu vi1
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1 .*V»IH
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if
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p r c p m i . l fi*» l wit W f i k i itf w a r
niaiiriiviTi
N ii I miiui I
t i ii u r il
triii'k-4 In tu (ft’i ctl l It *•*i4KfI* miiibly
lu ll ' l l J«D 'illy S mII'I t>
* ill) y itur
N a l i i i i i i l f i nutm I nii fti
t n*m
ImS o u t l i c r i i S t , l i f t f.*i Hu* tli . m i l
t ul iitliii k mill il» I t r • 4* *»f Ihi*
f i n If f u n it*
1.111117 Binci u f
ipcfuil
t m i ni
sp«*frii'il tliimjRli llii*
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F u l f i l where* in -u rly ;tOtnn«l
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in n n («a w a r f u n 1,
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n ifi i
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I
Ini' l h . hi w III. mu 4iT hi a phyal*'<-*i*
' ii.’inlf.J Mini h n lmiuIL
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w i • im f
u ltirm nii',
Ilif unvi’itiiir *K‘t*ti|ili*n rwim
*\*( ;.nj nf ihi* ln»HpitHl whet*
tu w.ii Likin In mi ambutiinctf
Finlay
<*urim«?iIt’ll h y
tIn* j f i f a t -
*"B M-trn j im.I i-t imt p crm lttnl
(.• hav.* viiiloft.
in
rlnua
i. i iJi’h with ihu nit mil inn
h.'W.vcr. i li.nl niyiffii hail
*\
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wli.i
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burn
-nlimiii -it'i'i'th
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ti h
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lu'UI ( —441111) i u t.
I In i f ni
nihi’T tuimpliciiiliunia
I ID- I m ; 41 inhh-.l, hut they i r o
mt’t il y i uiit i ihu Iin y hi ihi* uiftjor
i'.iinphiiii!«
*11. in a v**ry Hu*k mnn,1* ‘a
1 « MHllHnril mm !’■»• Twill
Chapman Talks To
Church Union Meet
On Prison Problem
1 linn 'illtf O. IlH ftllhjfCt *'H8*
tin ii T ii'krt" Supf rintfiiilent I**
F
(linpiiiaii nf Ihti Flor 14*
.Stall' PmiBi’iitiary a t
Halford
ifro
i f r o Hour,
hnur, Nft i»»r
f«»r \V*ili
n I’U ..Miluy.
m iiy .
a.
a., 11 II a,,..
. . . . •*!* . iM
Mftj. ln .ii. All'f
Blamlm*
• ik** ai . ilu* Cnrnii
». C
. hurch m#«lInc Siimluy niRlit at I In* If u p u tt
i h f F h i t u l a Nall * uu* I U u t f i i l i t
plali if iV
ib f
pu r| M i;t f
uf
Ihi*
mu
(Tun rli,
Utfv.
Paul
B i il f c ir n ,
p.eslilrlit of I in* Hanford Min)*
slrriiil Alliance sajd today,
•*Thia wilt l«* c .rH i ly vain
Mr. Clitipicon pmtileil out four
ublf (m i
I
il l up a M* i
'
’
** *»
•
ivlit"
’
Tht.
r,'a**,ni
why jirlauncra so often
arrival ft in .It,!,
re lu .u lu prietui n(t*T once hav
nm crnlrulion will co-ordlual,- Ihe ing been released.
artillery,
infantry,
cuvslry.
*n,
,
,
I |
•First,
VV •*, V
lu*
1V C
eahl,
SS*.**, I.IV-IS
lliere7 *is-w iwv
lacking
—
—ite
g .-rrs and utbe. u n it, and Imw .....
fh rW tai, charily on tha
artual fouditbiiis in the tu-ld
part uf lliv public; Hecund, broken
[Handing
will comma n*I u I n l i n e lie* take from the form sr
“ Brown'* force of approimiately piisuitec a vuluable aid in. tha
2U.OUO m m theoretically landed return lu society; third, the prt*
by enemy ships along tin* tiulf Miner has forgotten huw to work
I'oast, several miles south of in t. world where work m ust be
here. The ire s will Ii- de voluntary and nut cumpulooryt
tended by the “ Blurs'' army. and lust, there l-i nothing to hold
about lO.IMlO strung, commanded
!iny on„ p|M#>
by Col. W alter It. 8 mith, t uj j r ('Itapman suggested t
lumbJn, 8 . C.
tin- public could du much hg
The Blues ami Browns already i d u n g in g il* altitude toward prthave art up cavalry forrrs but oners and in helping them to rwat nightfall the other u . 'l . were adjust themselves tu society on(h
not ready.
again.
*
MaJ--Gen, George Van Horn
Inviting the public to R alford
Moseley, com m indrr of the Third to see how the penal Institution
Army, was aipectrd tu arrive is conducted, Mr. 'C hapm an d e
today from Atlanta. Ga.
clared th at visitors ara always
wetrome.
neuviirft.
BUT NEVER HMOKRS
CARDIFF, W iles—UP)—Tinker,
•
tobacco-chewing
21-ycar-uld
South Wales pit horse who won't
ate rt work in the mowing until
ha has haa hi* “quid." won the
veterans' prize a t the Royal Show
hare, Ha ha* worked underground
II f u n ,
-
k
LOCAL WEA
Partly cloudy, widely sc a tte re d ,
Ihundenhow en Tuesday im l
sihly near estrtm e south
snd In eztrem a north portion
night or T uesday,'
Her toss m ock Tides T a
Low; 4(24 A. M- and f £ ( Ir .
1
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Rangers To Put Bad
B ean On Probation
THITRSIJAY, JULY M, lttfl
Prepared Hams
Aid In Solving
Meal Problems
sM
iTM A O W S TO N E N A TIO N A L
FAKK, H yo., July 2 8 - (,1- A fU r Utrt* strike* « »« a r i* out
Ycllowatona National Park,
r Tltkt I* a n«w regulation an-Mune*d b y . rangtr* worrying
a m an ineret*. o f 126 parernt
to the number of bear-bitten
tourists this year.
More than 100 claimant* are
still making titl# to 0,762 a rm
of lind along V m Mississippi
north of SL Louis, in a'dispute
ISTANBUL, July 2S—«>>-The baaed on grants glv.n by SpalM
municipal council la planning to ill 18C2.
Mike Istanbul a “ city of noiaele"
According to the U* S. Office
night." A nfw ordinance provides
heavy fines and imprisonment for of Education there were *n 1933anysne causing unnecessary nj'.te 34 almost 6fW,000 teaehtra in
elementary school*, 2‘iO.tiOO in
between 8 P. M. and 8 A. M.
The "all quiet" order forbids secondary school* and 90.0C0 in
milkmrn and street vrndore to rollrgea.
“ cry their wares" as they have
•one for centuries. Automobile
drivers sounding their horns at
night will lose their lievnai*.
Owners of ridio* must dim
their wliulowi at I I P. M. lkfaultcra will be fined and hav~
Utelr ladlo seta ronfixttrd.
Noiseless Night For
Istanbul Is Planned
’‘Independtnt-yiomc Oivned aid Operated
>*■
CASH GROCER1
AND
NEAT
Miss Aurora Dixon
Plans Art Exhibit
M A R
TIIB RIOHT TO M W qr*VT1TT
PHONE 411 A 412
400 HANFORD, AVE.
An Eaally Prepared Hot Wiather
D im ri Any Of 6 Flavor*
GOOD QUALITY STANDARD PACK
PER
PACKAG E
F r id a y
FACTORY HEALED PACKAGE
DIXIE CRYSTALS
CAMPBElil/S TOMATO
Looking1for
Something?
MUa Aurora Dixon will give
an art exhibition at the City
Breeding has
increased
the Hall Aug. 3, from 3;00 to 6:01
average annual fleece weight of o’e’oek, it was amiunced this
rhep from two Is eight pounds rr; ming.
She will unveil
a painting
and his shifted the wool produc
tion a'eo from th» North Atlanlk- called "Th • Dcrenaion," styled
the ’'Ulasr of Day." There will
stales to Texas, the Esr West ami
be a musical program and a
Ohio.
■mall admission will be charged.
Try The
Classified Ads
o nly
FRIDAY ONLY
AV0 CAD03
SMOKED
SAUSAGE
PEARS
3C each ,
F
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B AN AN AS
5 Lbs. 9c
FANCY LARGE SIZE
2 Pounds
PRUNES
RGE SIZE CALIFORNIA
BLACK EYE PEAS
2 Lbs.
H C
JULY 29-30
I SOUTHERN LADY
Cfc.
[ SALAD PRESSING
Quart
a J C
FLIT p i n t 23c q u a r t 39c
BANANAS
10 lbs.
Ca b b a g e ! “ lb .
Calif. CELERY 2 stalks
RUTABAGAS
lb.
* * t »W
Pound
[M AR G AR IN E
FT AS OLD LINEN
ICOTT TISSUE
CAULIFLOWER
PIN ACH
lb.
19c
lb
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Bacon
lb.
«t :* r oa vast,
Roast
lb.
ttrik m » r t
Jn
Butter lb. JOc Bones 3 lbs. 25c
i •<r,*n*t • i i * h i . k h
10 lbs.
17 c
'
#
STEER STEAKS
hivo
on auran
Bacon-lb.
21 c
ra m m ra
lb.
Friday Only - Phila. Cream Cheese 5c L""** 3
Peaches
■aa naaa.v pax
Apple Sauce
R D IN E S .
■
OLD DUTCH
CHIPS—10e SIZE
CLEANSER
OCTAGON
Ajiarin**, Mjpr, Moat Dept.
Nestle Milk
80-90 Prunes
jt n H T
Corn Flakes
vo- a w ravuann
Tomatoes
2 lbs. for
Black Eyed Peas
Spaghetti
cans IS
lbs. 39 c
Pork & Beans
2 for
▼au. NMMun o«
ED NORWEGIAN OLIVE OIL
!
KINGAN’SHAMS
•a oa. yaji r a a r s
EARS
?
HAMBURGER
LARGE FRANKS
P A N SAUSAGE '
BEEF STEW
Smoked SAUSAGE
V E A L STEW
SPARE RIBS
PIG TAILS
BULK SUGAR
iRNIA BARTLETT
I
PORK ROAST
SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs. 19c
AVOCADO PEARS 3 for lOC
IN E A P P L E
..........
10 c
^
ONIONS
2 No. 2 Cans
15 c
2Hc
CARROTS
2 bunches
lie
LETTUCE 2 large heads 17 c
Lge. LEMON LIMES each 1 c
POTATOES
SPARAGUS
2c
II I M,
HHH *11511
s
It will speak louder here
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
WISCONSIN DAISY
I
lb.
3 for
Pineapple Juice
2 qtj
M oa. jo ux so v i
Peanut Butter
Corn
Beef Hash
•» m . Kwut* wtx aa
Dill Pickle
2 for
Grapefruit Juice
LUX TOILET SOAP
Sc
SALLY ANN BREAD
7i
A T
V | ;a • t
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Shamrock Floor
Gay W*U* 1
Lettuce
f
n
EAPPIJ e” °for...
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$ for.
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Banfwd Ja Tha Only Cental
r w u * a i y Alfordlnf Rail. Hifhway
Anrf Water Transportation
Seminole County Produces
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
t
*
VOLUME X XIX
Member Associated Press
Revolt Against
Greek Dictator
Quickly Ended
Happy Birthday?
Armed Rebels Seize
Government Buildings In Crete But
Are Later Ejected
Barbara And
Husband Will
Reside Apart
SANFORD. FLORIDA, F R ID A Y , J rL Y 29. 1938
KENTUCKY POLITICS SIZZLE
w in
Civilian Deaths
Blamed On Japs
Board Rules Hawaii Clipper Is
Ford Violated 1 2 Hours Overdue
% Wagner Law
- * <*
- **■. ■V*
Ga
,J '
it-*.
Danish Law Permits
Divorce At End Of
18 Months If Both
A re In Agreement
N t’MHER 288
Established In 1 9 0 8
r A i J g n fL r 3
M
LONDON. Ji iy TJ— (AX—Bar*
bar* Hunt n. hem*** tit f 20,000,-
On Manilla Flight
Recommendation
Is
Made ThatCompany Opposes ilrd Term
C e a s e Interfering---In Union Activities
W A R IlIN r.T n s-
Till*- -H
(At
Planes, Ships, Subs
Join in Search For
$4.r»IMHHI Pan-Amer
ican Flying Boat
— A labor board
c to miner
000 to l40.iKm.onti nf ,h,. Wool
ruled lodiiy lbs* (he Ford Motor
wtrth fivr anul - v » cent store for*
Tym pany h«d violate.I the W ag
tune, was f imally srparalerj to
ner loibor Art bv "spying" and
day from f . uni I'nurt Haugwitid i»crl mi nod Ino nt ih#
Bnffahi,
11 Ducr « M 5a year. oia today
r -".m d Mini hti*
N Y , a « r mMv plant
but ho refused to allow news bind.
Examiner
Fran id* 'f
Shea,
A n iM-morratic faction* in Kentucky lead hy Senator Alhrn V\
Under 1hi m-h law their deed
paper* or the Italian Government
Bark ley, iij»ht. and Gov. A. B. Chandler, left, continue the hitiei recommeufle.l ib.ti ih,- * >oupany
^E
-------t » make any mention o f the fart. ,,f *,,P » '» " " n can be ehangrd Into
rehir# 50 CTO
niniinMi
and
fight fi»i ilr iim n to the United SUit# senate. The Senate t'»m
E P A T I I E N S , G re e c e , J u ly 20. „ i „ ri|ln(i lo „ „ Associated Vrcsa *
after IH month* if both
reaxe "‘ Inter fen u g" m ill union
agree or after 12 more months if l,,,,£r» l m r ,tigaf mg Conimittre has (termum i-tl campaign tiiri|m<i of activities.
(A P ) A
revolt
today , Utopalrh from home.
either o f them disagrees,
1 both f ir? ion and in now faced with the it| k of r-.ntiinp n report on
Shea, listing eight methods of
i t|y -y t— ( A P I
against the regime of (>en— --------------MAM I \
The CimnteNs and her rut ringed the K**tihukv iluxhon.
Such a itiitrni- nt in expeeted t«• ha*
alleged violation of law said (ha
li.m.itt ('liptK-r
eral John Me tanas, dictator •
_
— T h r i-i.m
husband, whom she accused of powerful iitf 111» ni'** on lh** Blue Gfisn I n-iidm t it?» when thru lino company's M-m tr ** oh n trad *.pted
w ith it
l ... i ■11■:111* i. inlttsiltK
o f Greece, wan apparen'ly 1 f l i p T 0 VC IX IC D IS O i l (hr rate rung In make her life
on
union
in*
ehngs
on
men
tnt tn vntr nrxt Saturday,
A Kent urky health riim m i^i"iiii h.»'three years of hell with head
np|iro\iiti.tr i
Ip»ttr« on tk
qu'ckly crushed. The gover
at work.
At the same tinrr, hr
JtlTiied with t handler'* phy d'ian In muitend tan lidale am ru « "
Ln«s'\
hnfvr
derided
tu
"dive
apart
added, the nirn) •nnv disarmtnati.iiii tn Miiinla,
flighi t i**m
nor o f iho Isle of Crete,
pntmm* I water while rampaignttig recent l\
and la p a rilr,'' their lawycn an
r .l" prnpacaml* lo
.Ih om ii ,,u
oliieit of nn
Wits HM'b
where the uprising broke
ncunred.
mrmbvrship in I nit.-'l
AutumnIt
I*\ ntr. .sea
in
rnsi\
♦
*
out, cabled Metaxas that or
bill- Worker* o f Am.-rn*
They will -share their two year
S*knatnt Uush D IL*H. 11 *«*vere
omb i w .i' rr
and
der had been restored in
1 In- rornpan) is ytvrn trn .lay«
old non, Lance.
ITrB II t- f t hr BPNh44*Vi'll \
tn which to reply tn th.- chsrKC*- I4lr iif mu.
nigh'
Canea. Crate capital.
»»
,
‘
4l«9lr»l Ihrit hr « ttnlil
Thp
Scrurtif
,
V(|
I
ith-rtit**
AH
rebel-held
government IN C W
L O C a t lO n
F «r «
„
.
itrht
hhtv
S n i ii
fink 1hr 1T>.It* Sp tim11* 1.» in*|*l * S'*
Committ.-r «|*„ ncclvr.l
1,1,
hulldmrv hail been r*-nrcupi«d
11 ft-llmtl
tx * t
i ".
a Oil
an
In i l Nil .1 ships,
uh Jri'l inti
yr-M.nl.iy that i-»itiPati> t> . . | , f 1*1 111 f "1
authorities, he
reported,
an I
i *»i-’xuli-dt
it.->v“ T il
mi my I 1.hi *j»''
inrevolutionist* fled. Four hundred
Ihi- H fPnbltr Stii-I I ’m ir.irntlnn Thr ••"..il ul mu wnul'l h»* * mi .In
5 1.O.ilOO fly
to liu him' r
Ah'
1Tft Kiwannum and the!? paitly filled with wiiipr and, put
alti-mptril to horn per the settvi
armed men, said to be aailora.
to tin- .tn»- |U|<a«*t'| Mhtl r ('.it•didg#
gUPFl*
gatherml
at
Sanlamlo ting ruck of it ehmo *«• iii« mouth. tic* Ilf f i l l I'lgu llltiT ' hy Mi*
ing
boat
v*l',ii
uolv
uminhed
affected a roup by taking advan
ImprovemmlH to the U rU n d rrl
inti I'M-uir'ii*111, hr 4||nl.
Spring- Thunwliy
aftrrn.Mm for foh'w acioan th** toji, Hu clirrka ilnwnilt them
ii -1.*
l.tWMl
tage o f the weakened garrison Arcade building, which will b, the
------*hc annual chicken Im i Incut- nf puffing oil* lik^t a ha.-w
horn
mill- flu
I bPacific
Every where they
w.-nt,
th.
• l Canes. Mn«t of regular troop* new heidquarlers of the Mather
LOUISVILLE. Ky . July 2»— the toenl
cliih.
Included were playn
(
j
t hv mi.
bad bean sent lo northern Greece furniture ( ornpeny here, have (A*)—Kentucky'* health communrirnniier* It-.lifieil, thrv were
memhera
o f the
tkduind and
The **thvr mrnihwt^Mil a w uh
<iil cf y
Fell I H
to provide vacation relief
for already begun, Cotton Mather,. , inner yrstrrday gave hi» supfolloweil. One iif thi- witnesses,
Wtnipi Bark chifpter* with ihcir hoard hr!d In front of him urrl
or timi*
sly pn-v-i
other garrisons.
youthful
Kolo-rt
It n r k e o f
fi)under of the store Mated in an port to the dlagr.nis of (lovern- gur«ta.
,|o which were at (ached two ordi
ilicrrit* tf
pa--* d withinterview today.
Youngstown. Ohio, tolil of ti»p
or Chamllvr'a phyxician that the
I'rrparaUnna for the event wit# nary f'vm g pans On tw » finger*
*U. l.i t eiirssaga
out Mind
8 H A N G H A I,
July 29.— (AN—
pTef hi* pursuer* mill lheir iiuloThe building wav purchaaed governor iliarik "poiaonetr’ wa |undrr (he direct len o f John G. nf ni* h bund wen* new ing I him
fimti lb.
tnohile In * iln vew iy mi ..........
Japanese flier* today were ac- front the Orange County Build* ter hrrr 1j * i wffk.
[jrnrurdy, who w«*» general chair*1bl#a
vdh which he beat a
Ih.
, 11*
1 in *poi t
Mrig#,
csslnn lij p.irkmp tu. own i-sr
euaed In Chides* report* o f caus- ing and Ijun Association recent
I rhythm,c taioo.
In a statement. Dr A. T. Me man.
ntuncst * L t - *hi id
"4 idxL
•cross the entiBin— lie *nul he
ly
by
Mis*
Caimen
McChord,
Cormaek,
the
commUxinnei,
a
iil
About
DLtMl
o'clock
Thtnnlay
Setving
of
a
huge
crowd
•Liri
tng hundreda o f civilian death*
1..-1?.t n, u ».
xa ith 1n
report'd
baftfattleil fol two hours' free
daughter of the founder but the
in nrconl morning several memherx of the etl u1m*u ( frOO uVhwk. ft took
during peralatent Domoartiment* consideration in the Irarwactlort he wax thoroughly
It 11' ' I n 1 |i111lo- wn* In*-1
ih*- ar*u
ilom
from
pn-ml
hy
aicteeuiK
with th*- finding* of Dr. J. W. club look nlaiut HH young chicken* app* innately 25 minute* to * e r v
o f middle Yangtze River region. wa» not revealed.
.tl .l.ovii Th*luved l
not to cull the putille pollcpononlng" and
began
the
proceaa
of th# mi Be group The menu con
Bryan, who reported
Chinese dispatcher from
Nan-, ,
__
began Hvt ■|i' ni- Ho- *»*n «i»h ii#
The »hailowinK of the m x»n
h
Art
ecu
ing.
\
alxteil
of
half
barbecued
chicken.
arf
th#
cau»e
of
Chandler'*
111*
‘ tg aaid tha Japaneae raider* i
,,T
.*,V " *
* l * n **
. i . (1 htill * add ##nl
p*ovrrful
Arrival*
began
coming
in faked Iwim, potato »alud, |»»ck Let* was uiltnitteil hy Earl Hut
* 3.000 tafugaaa in «
rtmcdel l n, program for Ian . Brady Stewart, atat« earn
«x , t y
in
1111:1li t f #,
Ivr. c c ita b le
caplstn
of
th* ,
Chardler,
In
aToul
*b#
middle
of
the
afternoon.
I
1*4,
hot
roll*.
io»tl
drink*,
end
h* ""^ "U k e n . Taiga manager fur
r
unUins and dropped b d £ b > * bul,din*
> a m In hoiirlv Thi'
I
uKilr
fhii'
"•in
ring
enmpany**
police
f.
rce
In
I
"Ilf
iha'
7d
|iiin'M(
-.A*.
•
mi
ii
Mr,
Mather
did
no*
rvvtt
the
another statement called far an M.ny of the younger xet went In ur cream for deaeeit.
■f ' killing “ uncounted hun-t
on them,
. ...
...
. *
h,J-- 1,4.1 . t rf| hi tmII > -1 » oitt*
.
„ '
•
amount that would be expended on Investigation
Heveral game* were indulge** YotmicstowT* who hail attsen to nf t|i l!' tr fay "II hit.| n’rii 1 >d
"by the proper »winiming in (he spring* while
h. *ll|*|M I . . ill hdti’r*
make an
imltenam
ileninl
of *. I* d 'o .lilt.,
. ,
.
. .
1preparing tha building a* a new pernona'1 into th# polaoning of thl* «dh#i* made themxelve* com hi by tin* mo-iiiImt4
*
of
I
He
thiee
Si'm
uuij,
♦
•
in
111
v
A Japanese navi communique ;
,, * . .
. . . ■ ..
.
Bit t|| Ml It I. f Iif \ »-1 ft»«11* v |u*ur.
.
. ... .
,
location of the Mther hurndure the governor-'
|foriaide and Ii«tened to Ih# hm .tub* »#(••»•• the crowd b«-gsn »*• iluike's repeat til n**ertions that la* I •dh-il i j.
i" I* JlllltUl* Ncharged that Chin...
'‘ " ' company In Sanford.
I In I t 11mti> am horn
w ind
lte|iithliran
policemen
w
ere'‘
thuLr'
disperse.
muidi-i! 'hi»| Iii ini ^ olt tkhit'll Ihr 11>1111i 1| ilk- ly t lit* ' tlpjn-r.
Stewart said all fact* should ^'"i*** *'t 41 makeshift negro hand
if
Those who aided in the pr»* whether m or out of uniform "
* n,|c* created n great de l
^ ^Tachlbana
i h
P Maru h°
,P k
. J,P n„ Wh*
" >t-l# If
he planned
at
near
Kluklkr h|i
h„ (lqu,P
rt, rp h„ to
f , bv known, adding "but wh*n
It'd7 * ivr- liud riot I*"'11 jiani nml die Ini lilt 'I feufid) xxa- ill wn far
of amusement. There wax onlv paratioris for the luiiberiie w ee
judgang although ah, flew a red J|r M„ h„ , nu)K,tic.lly re p lie d 1^ ' - “ a pr»Hletannined
tf.'iM It* oliiMlUtl p"H|ti"d
"fi ulmh thru- h11- no MU'^iand
one legitimate niu* trial in«(ru Ftrd Froti. Kay K*»x. H 0 t'a**
croM fUg. No mention was made (u ^
, nJ |lw|. r^, (h il
to make of th#
hole af|**id Aiiu'iuiin
Anwiiyx
said
uitf (ax m l ifun it-. hrlil hx 'll
merit uxeri by th# trio and th.rt well, T V Simpson, Ed Meiwh.
• f damage.
report, to this effect were erro-; !■■>■ "* political bedtime story
was a guitar. One nf I he group I. E. Wet hr rail. Buy Hough and
Si hi i* f.-r H»;t2 ,■1
iihwfi(iif<ut thr iTip 1*1*1 rould final a# well
---ncou*.
have no belief that we shall get held a gallon jug In hia1* hind Mr. Lronatdy.
a* a (mat if tiMdaioug«-l hy
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Jlobart Haynes, manager o f the' »ny re.ult. from those whose
f»»M i*d In ltd Ing
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n(w duty It is |o inquire into the
"I oil M"hdii\ Uii"t* wluit hud ■itii-'i-d th*- e)i|»T#nn#fei*#
a izzlfl Auif I iH-giiiiiiiu; at 12 IMI nVl^H K p 1 1" liriVf lloihTi hot U^llttltfd
Insurgents opened all the dam, i)lliW,n f shou|a be ready for oc- cs.e thoroughly.”
) #»tri*lay amiii r* |mu i » I hni Guv
In tha Ebro Rlvar and its tribu- ru()incy , bout n.pt
Th, new
t hief of Police John Halley
I.
weiiiher
I'aA
u-iitv# ra-in
Mwl|i'li | i*| t ill *ud
Gurduri Bniwinti/ iinyht ##»ul nn
tariaa today In an attempt to headquarter, will be much more
aaid hr
had investigatril thr
ipi HIM Lro I*1! Ii-t iky. vi*( ■
\|i ,hnki(M pointed 1 n
tin rial guartUiiii i • («> Miinjilim
iweep away brldgea behind gov- (p, rloal than th. prtgent lo- ea*e and found it “ a political
1 l ii-irni " f i lu*
II |*ll"l . I'd
xtt»ul9* a lii'ii o(i (he |MM|»* I •)
m*xt Thui'telay fur duty <luriiiat
emment’a advancing armlea on CBtton Mr
Hayne. aaid and bedtime etory". Chief of Detec
xo|d and diavx inti-ri'-t .1
*( fill- I d ll’ . In*i1
thr llemmrNtk [inmaiy voting
tha Catalan fron t Reporta aaid ^ ,^ 1,,! out that then would al.o tives Joseph Stewart aaid the
of I Hi fii'trrtit for rIn fntf } rat,
the river became impeaseble In
m„ re
toom »h k h Mr. inridqnt was a "publicity stent."
Seerrtaiy Arthur A. Ktrchhuff m (in* h*>ni« tfiwn uf hi# fur#- Id p vl ri 't it for (h r ■*»-l •*1141 \fill
WASHINGTON, July 2'J-ldh
10 mlnutee.
Jlather latlmateil might be ull“The eatent or thoroughntss — Army official! disc In ml yrstvr- \nf Ihc IuchI Townsend Club ic itnmi i> lit hm I fur.
and H |m-i li'iti ♦hi- Ilf I4*1
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Government
communique, ]l(r<1
, tcre furnHur. making of thr ‘inve.ligation’ made by
Th#*# i vjtortM giiiru-d nivulii
dJy that a forthcoming trip of .purled on the picnic nf centrnl
»l# add'd.
lTu|M'rty
oUd«*r*»
admitted the river rising
but K>nfori| another of the
(ion a# information li-uk d out
c^stri- thr officials la not revealed,"
three "flying fortress" b.unhr »l Elorkfa Townsend Culb In Urlantu w lit' h i.t
dented bridge, had been awept blJtinn pi)inll f or jobbe„ .
jgivt-n purtt huvi* two >i.fr
Stewart aaid, 'but one might to Bogota, Columbia, would >«-1do last wt»k at the weekly meet- that iiniiij* had
dr**ni Ihmr pm rIv h* f*U4- 11 l<
out and aaid their l l m were InTbp i , m0ilellng of the Arcade guess that from thalr aUtamn.'s
pnnitig (Ht* athi'lnlitl dtjiart uncludo a 150O-mllr non-stop fliicli' |
pf the Tow*end t'luh In it*
dri’d may
hr m-i-iim Wh
n fit w«ek of Muni1 unlit intit#n
*•**•
t building will be another a*ep In that they were more nr less par
j ,|u*rtcr* in thr Wrlnks building
th* !*' N Hu Ai»Ii* ni oh1 1 I hi- ind
The government claimed lt| lb(, development of Sanford’, tisan In the senatorial rare rath across the 4'*rlblirsn »e».
for nut-of Atiil# nmr**uv•i #,
The war ilrpitrtmrni announced |M , njgbt.
vidual, Mr J ink in -an I ill!1 1»l
VM M M t IIU K N . *Vill v 20
advancing troop, were forcing bu
district. On First Street er than alert and eonaclrnlious
Hi owning, who u *##klf»ip r#
the three plsnra, Ihc arnty's tu*
i "i tif'full's ui»* isAtii-fI id i hi- miiui I I" I It-' (.ly
Mr. K irriiioff nlso rr|H>rt*d
I mmol 11*f|» 'M
riJ1!
IninrganU to retreat but Inaur-1
nPW building ha, been conncllhm1 ronfirniid
officers of the tar."
best aside
from r|pet inicn'ul ■hat 'h* club would meet next nomination.
" f (hi* *xli»l* ud<l ili-i' (hr iliti-i* * ^** •k t.1 fili al fH:».!HI4* III |rv«-rui«
gent reports denied this and structnl and two other, eateiuivenor
d'-nicMl
the
nimui#.
tie
tu«i*l
daft, would attend the Aug. 7 in Thuradiy night at 7:110 o'clrrk
lilll' It III- ,111114' fee whl-ll Wjlll#4 .ii'* »- ' ii hni*- .
Hint hi ttii* pi I.ill /
aaM thvy had atammad tha tkla Iy irtnudtltd (really adding to
augural of President elect iFduer for a covered dish supper. At this hf wdiaIiI makr known tm |iGirm lilJiJr tn ilirl 1VliiilihI w
>i i ii |n14*•-•I nf -id yriirw, |i» fio f the (ovarnment advance and It. aUractivtnaaa.
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TufiuUy,
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day
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do Santo* instead of six *m«'ler tima Mr*. Martha Mnffi't will
Up tn July 1, Mr
Jinkid f..11(1• ll - |H»fllMd tif lit* I Hi) ilt
WOfO bvrlnnln* to rveaht (round.
aircraft from I'inama.
•tif'eil, *mx i***|Vi'linti'i unntriinI1- <11I iitMuiy It $|lto%,(NlO i f A ig r Mil*
glv* . report to Ih* club of her
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The four-motor "flying forltr- recent trip to California ami the " " ' ' r » ; " 1 **J"»P; h- ’' "• *h' f*• 7A.27 |m*i friit nf itu* i:i;t7 t**li l-<< il I'i.tut tun
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Rebels B o m b Ebro
Dams In AttemptTo
Destroy All Bridges
Six Pa-sengers, Urcw
Of Nine On Craft
When II Vanished
12
A r c a d e Started,
M ath er S la te s
hy
Fear Is Felt For
Ommants* Safety
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Sanford Store To fu r th e r f c u p p o r l
Be Ready Sept, l Given D i a g n o s i s
Chandler Poisoned
Kiwanis’ Annual Barbecue
Held At Sanlando Springs
76 Percent Of
’37 Taxes Paid,
•>f th#
Jin kins Reports
Reminds Delinquent
Tax Sale Will Be
Held On M o n d a y
€
Tennessee Governor
May Call Out (Guards
Big Bombers To Be Report Of Picnic
Sent To Columbia In Orlando Heard
On Goodwill Trip By Townsend Club
>Vinter Haven To
Seek $85,000 Loan
For Sewage Plant
Police Find New Way
!oza' Housekeeper To Figure Auto Speed
L e ft 175.000 In Will
W HITE PLAIN S, N. Y. July
A. Tracy of Wa.hjngtnn, bouaahovpor for ‘40 year*
W Um Into Juatico Cardota o f thr
Bcprvmv Court, wilt reealvo 97*.•00 from Iho n > «t« under Um
lotma o f bin will, filed today In
Woalcheetrr county
surrogats
court.
* Th* will atlpulatod tha b«|uc.l
Waa T o r services to my listers.
Ellen and Elltaboth, and aftst
tbeir deaths, to mo."
Him Tracy *U l raoaiva Iho
Unaat forUan of «M imjOOO In
M il kamaata ' t i t if! id lift Ih#
■rid. allboagh Um In# school of
Cohan*la ntuoratty will raotfva
■plate roaldtia. 1
largo tha total aetata may
ImUcited by the
8 r RING FIELD. IIU July * * tdl —lliinuia highway poliea are
bruuhtng up on thalr mathema
tic. su they can mrasura the
speed of lutomo'.ilea by ■ nor
formula deafened to eliminate
perjury from motoriste’etorteo—
aftir the clash.
Tha formula Invohrea iho car**
rata of dereleraiii.t, It'S walyht,
braking effort and the skid re
sistance of the roadwiy.
All you hava to do. Chief Wal
ter Wi Lama explained. It to dou
ble the length of the skid mink,
multiply It by the rate of doeel•ration and taka the aquae* root
of the m u lt
Holt To Object To
Roosevelt 3rd Jerm
WASHINGTON, July 89. r-WJ
Rush D. Holt, Wait
Virginia Democrat and admialatratlou critic, aaid today ^
ask Um 1999 Senate to
txprma 'formal abjsuticn U I
third tana fo» President
velt
ses," of the same type aw thr Townsend National Convention.
"Drsnuatier. oppuimg itml rtinrr I hr lirltlujiirf il li>l w *1if', M'ldJIt**-1 Ji|IIII I*'ll alibi lit-1
*1* which flow last February tn
puMhhril u* i hat tuiir* $#/nfi7.2*l *lity Mi" nty \
In hi* talk last night. Mr. Br,,* n,n«
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%rmiI*| (ijipty to
Ruenoa Aires, will leave Langley Ktrchhoff .Ires.e.1 earnestness of; Dromera'ir r«mmittr*man.
liax tsi-rn ntlii’fiptl Tin* tux i-t11!#•*• VM*\ f*u a I'riin of iHftJMMl ji»«I
tor *li rlui »*•( (ha! h** uut ifi|>ntrfi ,i l-i .h i I .if |HI) ddi), Hni wnul'l aik
P
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I Vemwinst R
K1* ld»off
v » -from
Au*'|h#r.
n (,,rnn
Ml*
ml-n,„D
" '1 Congressm>n Lai Gtren'a add real i
U iUt Y
o rr ii pc fi u
o ‘ i,>ka
the
r-'lW tlon of M-vrriil (huuniuiii tl*»l I** mil -M
to'tha central FloiMa TownsemlUi tu gtri^lh# lurtli at »
atop fig h t lo tha Columbia capi itaa and the fart that *ha repre
tar# mtirr in tnxi*i lM*ft»r# ijii* Mil# 1 --cr
ft**#, 'hiHill*Ii |*fl#
Tha H. C. DuBom Building on tal.
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sentative was confident of a Town•*n Miidiiay,
x *.*• (i rrovdiii!, i( !"i wiblf.
Park Avenua has Just received n
The war department sold II .end victory in Ihla state by
Oil Ih# HJimr linti- nf (hr iliTui
l it*- nuvi-rrid *n vharura f'*Ur
new coat o f paint.
officers and
12 enlUtrd mm March qf 1040- Th* secretary also
tpirnl tax nalr, .Mr. Jink MIX waul 11•i it*nt hut iii, h> titii-i *»v#r (!*•
BATON
ROUGE.
La..
July
would make the fight.
'hat tax <*x#futiun4 will Im ixam^l c in'iy h.ivi- f-i'iml m^uranr# ami
announced that this club and the
—(AX —Plana f„r holding a l’a>i
County Clerk O. P. Herndon
fur Hrliriipirdt prr*>»(uil pr«|u-r(y inixl fumlrt at two anil uni* iifUf
whole stale was In excess of Amottran rnngieaa on
agrtrul
who has been 111 fo r several days
•iuoU s for th* Townsend Weekly. tun- and livestock at Louisians t#x#i. II# ailiinl (hj* i Imm* w .I ihi**»* p#rr#nt i*f finunc# public
la eapected to bo back In hto
p i,
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D n n n r l o f l I Ha also slated that th# club State university In IDIO were an f r coil#r(riI by a levy ami >a!r .b'lfk4 ct»t|xi i ueinn which will raoffice by the first o f neat week.
c, rd lh ow .» for
•tf ih# giuril# nail rha*|rU »•* tinti the principal
m service
nounced here yesterday by Or
thalr president, W. R. Dupree Jamea Monroe Smith, president hr#MiI or any <»lhi-r p#r»'»na| |»i*» charge* and fee*.
|M*rty bvlontcmg *u Ih# ilfliniiufnt
ST. AUGUHT1NE. July 29-f/F) who was recently taken to tha St.
|> is iduntU’il to levy a service
of U S. U.
—Ernest X’ . ilowati. amateur vincpnt'a Hospital In Jackson
charge t>> all user, of the sewsgo
The announcement followed a
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radio operator said yesterday hr
conference ye.terday morning »*•
«ho Hurt,l« otolute -m ,lt*|Hi*ol system utid Plnulf anil *U
heard a message from Pitciim
tween Smith and Dm h J. G. U r. ">•
**■ Jinkin* » M- Al cststilish a sinking fund so that
island at ft
9*18
a.m., »a
eastern
aUn
iftiana
ia a.m*,
«8#m ■
»»‘ th* certificate* will tio« be ’ art
Jr., of the college oj ggrichlturc. ' « * •
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LONbON, Ky~JuIy « — <*>> ddrd timt. saying a iteamer from { t f ^ g f o B o y U r O W R C U
and Fernando D.hman, Chilean
P * " 0" * '
from th- ■riiliiration again** the tax roll*
— Donfenae Counsel H. C Glllia New {e ila a d had promised to
the city. Jarnlaon nal.
consul stationed at New O.le.n., ’u '« • * , ' uf,h
*hi' 11
told the Harlan antLlabor con rail at tba Island during the day
• number o f roprooenlatlve. <f * » » • ■ » ‘ h* to™ ,n,‘ * ,frcl " "
spiracy trial Jury yesterday coal and leave much-needed auppliee.
MAY STOP LOANS
Iho
unlcaralW
adminlfermtlv* jfdg.mont and eaerulton at l « «
operators war* Jostlftod In dtsPATERSON. N. i . July 19-— ■laff. end Prank R. Curtfe. rep • t * ^ ' Am owner of such pr-.
Ships in the south Pacific had
Irusing tha Unltel Nine Worker* aveidad tba Island during tha last
A little n ero boy who could
MIAMI.— (AX— Frank C. Hll*
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of America which “ hold to iu eight weeks because of an erro not awtm gave hie Ufa yesterday rvsentaiive of Iho Chilean Nitrate P*rqr.
corn.,ration.
Regarding 'h*
delinquent lax null,. In charge of the Federal
bosom ’Ruealan rads,* communist* neous report that there was a to save hU mongrel puppy from
^
*«1*i N*- Jlnkina stated that Housing Administration office M
and all that kiad o f riff-raff.”
facer epidemic among drowning In the reln-awollen Pnanwnora whose properly was ad- Miami, said yesterday abolition
GUIte opeasd aaauMtion for
all daacandsnta of safe river.
HERTY RITES HELD
v.rtfeod In the delinquent list. nf the city's tuning division
the dafanaa In tha trial of
Edward Slaco, 11, took his dog
Platehey Christian and his fol
*------may pdy the taxes before Ihc might cause abandonment of l l *
Iliklan county coal operators, lowers who deset lad from the Bri- to the river because It's ” ao bet
SAVANNAH, Ga.. — (AX— Ft',aale and the lands would be taken office, which is currently Insur
farmer peace oftkata and coal tiah ship, the Bounty, jeers ego. ■ad I think he’d like n swim."
nal rites for
Dr. Ckarlta Ii. „ f f th« list. In order to accont- ing an average of $1,000,000 a
corporations agalnK ebargoa of
Hcwett 'M id Andrew Young,
Tha thild put tha puppy Ul Horty, th* Caergla wiiard ol modate thorn- who wish to. pay month in mortgages to homo
conspiracy to viafete iho Wagner radio operator on Um south * f» tha water. It began to swim chemistry who dtvolopod
slash Mr. Jlnkina stated that hia offi<« builders.
labor act.
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SuddeMy tba current pins newsprint, war* held here would remain open Saturday _af
(atend, tfemkod nil who had
Daring tbo ll-moka-MSg trial Kelpud
« dog under momonUr* lost night nt SL John's Episcopal
until 8:00 o'clock. The
the dafanaa la trod M od antl-roto hats ahlpa call
Edward took o ff hie shoes Church.
■as colloctlr’a office customarily
waded eut en the muddy
cloaca at noon on Saturday.
a. As he pushed hfe pet
In area Argentina la aqUal to
(data o f ‘ he lands to bs ao'.d
W E A T H E R FO REC AST
fety, Um boy wea eaught that of tbo eltecei) Mountain and woo publishsd in The Sanford ula—mostly cloudy, local
watep and
pacific SUUa of tbo United Hsrald oar Juno 28, July 2, V, and Saturday and on waat
trewa south coa*(* tonight.
■totes,
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Pan-American Stock
Congress Proposed
Radio Message From
Pitcairn Is Reported
Defense Counsel Hits
UMW In Harlan Trial
"J
J * Trying ToSave Puppy
LOCAL WEATHER
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SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
FRIDAY, JULY * *
Reading Hours
With the consolidation of the two Gainesville
news*
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papers, another city has joined in the nationwide recognitltU T,__ ~ T ..7 , tion of the fact fhaf duplicated services -are uneconomic,
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX
•hr tarthar prarf adgrM th* aathor, tectaates a Maapai aavalop* tor ratty.1 Beg. U. U, PML OE.
V twiai * i-a!i fa'.’ WJ,"teful- *nd contrary to the public interest. Previously
iwyMuenV'imr' within the past year, ncwwpaper'conwotidattons have taken
t. dbax
i place in Miami, and Sarasota, as well as in scores of other
oonno* m i^ r wiem |IH |„ cities throughout the United Slates.
— — — • ------ -------- --------- The Gainesville Sun Is one of the oldest and mo* sub-
i
*VaTaS-TT*0Isw *I.K’
slantial newspaper* in Florida. It h »» a record of 69 con
nr
Cer.le*
ns tmnm
........ j*a*
Poe
UMfli ....... :.............
»*T1 tinuou*
unu'" ' years o f service to the people of Alachua county.
. rs»*e sw u * ................. •*.*» The oth
other newspaper there, the News, w is founded in 1921,
d _, Sts is*«(k* ........ ............. kiee
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_It. pm Imi ...........................
...... **<m, at a lime
nr when the newspa|>er business was definitely ort
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'*■ firriaig eirtirT i*rei" •» Hie upgrade, a* a weekly piddication, later becoming a daily.
*••>«»• *«l
in announcing the consolidation, the Sun-New.vsays.
■ q p n f m m Wtu k. .k .r * .e tm, “ the arrangements for comb'ntng the
two publication*
jiyv
n*j—**d— a m . _ nave ixin effected liecause «f tho realization that the l>est
Interest of Gainesville can be promoted through u newam u •» .4t*MNw*. o» m«.» mwm paper organization in whirl) iill effort* can be directed to®^****"**
«o a "’ *#r..r*V^T ward providing the community with the !>c*l service ecocal-*** *■* * » » noni’c conditions make possible. Much larger cities than
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Gainesville find it lo their advantage to have a united cor
- I M S m M It ■ etefcti ---“ Wu
iporntive service through a single newspaper published I
t a M S M rtttt wkl.k
•<
MUr V«||*H 1» Ike •— ,M " afternoons."
«**eii*e t* it
,tfc,r-i..
Indicating the superior advantage of new*pnt>ers pul>BR*lean*ea
iw
«kw
lishetj
in th»\ af .emoons over tiuise published in the morn*
r . . *a* r«*t *<m
an Kkki* >• ■wkiineiie*
i
mi •>*- inys. jn the grest majority of cities, the Gainesville pajier
.» > q - t t ' o . . litifB art
’ " ** also says. "Statin.ics show ttint of the 1,99.1 daily newpa|s>rs in the country, 1,687 are pulilished in the after
noon. while only 406 are morning newspapers. Of tlie 106
FRIDAY, JULY St, It3ft
morning newspapers, 189 are combinations published in
g " RIHLE VERSE F’OR TODAY 'he same plants with afternoon newspapers under he same
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ownership. In the smaller cities, comparable in size to
JUHTIHKX Gainesville, '.he single afternoon newspaper is the rule ”
jg tB J R IE N C K
fu t 1 know •bom i imv*We have often been ask*d the question, why The Her^iSbd sm persaml-'ii ib«j Bid does not publish in the morning instead of in the
(■ l4ds to kce|) tbnl which I
afternoon. The answer to thn‘ one is easy. The Herald
avs com mi lied unto him aKa"1"'
can
render far greater service to the public ss a whole aa
day,—Thu. 1:W.
an afternoon newspaper than as a morning newspaper.
Kor mos'. people, evening hours are rending hours. Most
, BenaUir and Mu. J. J. Parri-h ' |x*op|e go to work too early in the morning to siwnd much
Ju*v retunird from k »»v*
•gent in Toronto. Cene.tn,
"m e then reading newspapers.
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t W l we* a what* of a >i >iv
iailry Hudson of 'he TUu-ivii]ter Advocate sent oui the "iin r
The Beautiful
Strelt Slumber
Chair
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ow ned
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' w f l ) W H tU N t
OftfiMMrtoflHe’piMM
t t s
w w ih
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(f a ^ r t o ^ m a ^ c R f i P K A H o
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TteM TURNBQ
know
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WR1VN6
Adrrnluroa* Author . . .
hr re.lgned to *#rvo In th* .V*mA men who lived s* h*_ wrol. mil|p In(JUn W ir
end wrote a* he liveit wa* Edwanl <
Sinxlehtndvd,
Hunllin*
one*
Zen* Carroll Juilaon . _. . Lettn
known (imply ■» Ned Bunt.lnc (■pturctl two inunirrrra anil w»ii wnrilrd tSOU.OO. In IMS at
Firat of the dime novelUt*, hi
Na.hvtlte, Ttnn., h« w*» siraianrH
Invented *nd perfected that leeh
nlque 12 year* before It
w«* for the ahoutinp of on* Rricrt
popularised
by the
firm of > -rlerflwld.
with w h o«
w,f.
ftunllin* was
allrgnt la
have
Beadle A Adam*.
Born In New York State In flirted.
Porterfield'* brother opened fire
1823, Ned Buntline ran away to
•ea when a younx*'*r and be on him In the court room; after
a wild ero**-lown choke he ws*
came a cabin boy
•ciaett, jailed . . . then lynched.
At 15 ha won d midshipman
commlaaion In tqp U. S. Navy for Ills neck wa* broken, bu' he
heroUm displayed when a toal lived j -nmenne cut hlnA duwn and
eapsiied in the Taat River on emugglnl him back to Jail- He
Feb. 10, IR38. Four year* later was not Indicted.
t getting
' I>hman
htrna'lf
'em off.
didn't have to hit
to be tn favor *1
BW, end that'* no hull.
thtate County ha* mi Jan*
Aiavaa who hav* b*«n sixhon"r*d in tho last few
York a nun atenda an
l*dg* 17 itrrtea In tt*
ig ID appial* to coma
ty Jnmjrtng to Ma death.
iMStea trimoat 'at the
a young woman was
he « n shout to do th*
t. In KtsUtaky a car-
Buntline later nerved in the
Vtriiran Wai; wa* Jailed one year
for darting a riot in New York's
Aelor Place Theater; started an
election riot in St. Liulk, 1852.
hut escaped by
Jumping
hail.
Buntline it wan who nicknamed
William F. Cody "Buffalo Bill"
and made a national hero uf him
in hit dime novel*.'
After
many
more eventful
reck padre, Buntline
eettled In
hie Adirondack home and devoted
Mnurelf to hie writing, purine
Jtte* life hd produced Q e iquiva
lent o f 2WI volume* of dime nov•'*. and once wrote a did-page
book In 03 hour*.
A three piece ail golid wood, walnut finished Bed
Room Suite, pic.ured above, ronaialing of lage roomy J
i vARl^HivW«Jh,.triple .paft.'Ued heavy plain glass mirror '( S
only
tr
$49.50 on time
WHITE OAKS. N. M.. July.
2A--I/P)—Mike Hot'a, miner, put
hi* damp Hading cap* and dy
namite un a wimiowdll to dry out
and wrnt back to bed for another
nap. He awoke, d ill in bed, but
In hie back-yatd with fiagment*
of hit houee dropping all about
him. Hutta, icratchrd anil bruised,
figured the aun ovrrdkl the dry
ing-out proves*.
DVaggMa—fa Th* Huit
01
s.uf*»j
Cut-Rate
DRUGS
Far
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•t t
u i fii»| I
C :
Luncheonette
SANFORD TW E N TY YEARS ACJO
1Bom thi* morning to Mr. and
Mrs. llinry Purdun, a flnu baby
girl.
Mr. and Mr*. X. 0. Shinh .iaor
have returned frrnn S trip to
Clearwater Beach. They mud* the
trip by auto and thoroughly an*'
who
IHo m
’ want a fine piece
Special Sunday Dinner
of walnut to grace
i
the living room or
dining room
that
has
wall
g
bare
space, we
the
suggest
beautiful sec
retary pictured at
left.
AN EMPLOYER had spent a great 4 •I of money to
ensure that his men should work under Uw beat conditions,
"Now, whenever I enter the workshwi/^j ei *a'd, | want
to see every man cheerfully petftnR tag his task,
and therefore I Invito you to place In thl^ x in n y further
suggestion* as to how that can be hrought aMut." A week
later the box wan opened; It .contained q: itywine, slip of
paper, on which was written: "Don't wgp
The fat-tillod ihoop fornlah At
—The Hartford Agtfnt Magaaine.
\
ghan* with tholr chief maat di**
' ft. J. Lehman and John
itdy aim (porting c*rtlfted
Bate* codifying that ihoy
Member* of AIIOMA, . the
Hi and Husoratnill Otdtr at
MfeJars at America, founded
PIH Barney of tho Tamp*
h* u I mark uf diaUnitlon
idtStoriou* tonic* in the
1 to rid tho highway* of
i-nm
$3.00 Cash, $1.00 Week
OVKKIIID IT
BICYCLE ARCHERY, which In providing new thrill*
for bicycling fans, in played on tandem*. One 'rider concen.mtea on the pedaling, the other doe* the shooting.
Competitor* are *ont nway from the starting line at a
signal from a timer, ride a: top speed toward the targets,
then swing down the firing line, releasing arrows at atrawfilled objects placed at fixed Intervals. Then’ the contest
„
Seminole county reprw- ants return at breakneck speed— the limp required, ae
Bttvaa.hit a cow on the Wgh- well aa the accuracy of their hlta,-fl|
the acoiing.
on th*ir way la tha R ow i —ThomoH V. Haney ln*N. Y. Times.
they msy d« *omet|
«
A rtinn’s chair, luxuriously rnaifortable, with chair
sent high otluman that npena np anti offers atnrage
spar* fur p pe & loharco, slippers, magazines^ etc.
(m-txb) *
*a Corrigan who flew to
. wb*n he thought he wa*
to California ha* received
„ M offer* of Job*, but the
$• wanted, from an aitptene
oy, h* adialts h*» not been
lining, lie nn only flew tho
way, hat he has been «f*
the wrong Job*.
caqcua, U th'sg
rjty of . member* of *
Mat* will, b»e# had
ntactk with cow* on
oo#
up
GSHmoNALFlcVoN/
Handwriting:
office detmrtmeni 'hat much, how much doea it cost the
tusiple of the United Stales through errors made in busl.M b
J/T, • —... - --- D...
ne''* Hnfl Pfi'Jtitc letters, in writing checks, notes, drafts,
4
. ’jJIJJ and countless other pa|)ers.
' rs t!Tk#«f> foil). * rom'Vtt'nx i
Urging people to address their letters more clearly,
than *11 the reducing diet* ini and to avoid making careless mis'akes, this post office
wptld.
official pointH out lha‘ last ^ear more than 100,000 AmerEPT .
-------- --------leans neglec'ed to put any address at all on their envelops.
H l M I u i voter* turned down the just mailed them blank. Hundreds of thousands of others
g utility propo*lt)on. They didI Itka tho idea of ifolnx Into debt were sent to the dead letter office because no one,
Ip order to compete with »*i*t* even the experts, could rend the writing.
Bad hand writing is more a matter of psychological
tag faellltie*.
— ■——omaladjustment than anything else. A person writes poorly
***r* 111 F!or d*
because he thinks so mucR faster than his hand can make
or In some cases, because hi* hnnd moves so
dlinEl psreto: 'lucre*** in the us'much faster than he can think. Good handwriting is
Hr _._
yate thi re —
wa* only a 2H per*'merely a matter of co-ordinating the mind wi'h the rttoveCfnt increase in collection*.
Iments of tho hand.
ra
.. ■ — o---------Careful attention to thi* matter of co-ordination will
.A t. t'etrnburx *uthoritie» con* improve anyone's handwriting.
It takes some practice to
the adviaibillty of levya eixarelte Ur*. In order 'o do this, but it is worth the effort. Millions of dollars are
ita budget. But after five lost annually because of .faulty handwriting, to say nothing
___ | (rate cl'hten* m»rrhrd on of painful headaches caused by trying to decipher some
CHy Hall, thry decided that one’s Xcra'chy hieroglyphic*.
kte*st for 'he 'ime lielng they
Everyone should learn to write legibly . . . and then
pt«t along without It.
use tho typewriter. ,
———-- O' — — ■—■
They
Priced from $ J 9 -m
f
A jM»st office official in Washington complains that
careless handwriting cos's the detmrtmeni nlsnit $1,600.*
. “ r.e mail
p,‘ l)“’l|l7 0*70 a year. leaving one to womler, if It cost* the post
• t*w f<rurM
people ,bf
whor ,don't
gxwspaper*.
Hirrli ( hairs, a large variety of wM di yuu wHI findC
at Mather's.
4 e w c p w 3 w w w ;«m ftf
Made In the
Jameslowa Quad
Furniture Center.
white tho fat of ita tinman** tall
is e lubetiiou for hotter.
Spot chairs galore—prok■bly tho Jarg art eekctlea
ever offered in Sanftrd.
•A N yoap
that make ua Happy!
Prices ranging,
Km
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TBITOT, JULY 29. 1938
THE SANFORD HERAT.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA
S o c ia l A n d P e rs o n a l Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
Personals
— , of Mrs.
Olive A.
while.
Telephone 148
Warner's mother, Mm.
Marshall, for a short
Social Calendar
tion
DRUG S T O R E J u t t o w e ll p \ i ( r \
There are no
ghanistan and
transported on
back along the
trad* route*.
i* t ttru m
'A WMkof.Juli| 28 fo Au<j.3-'38 '*
Touchton Drug Co.
Carter*
n it e r
s.
railroad. In At- Hay*.
merrhnndise
|,
camel or puny ■ F lo rid a leilcU the * tt!e a in «
seven impnrtan' |lot uhipm enG o f tom tilora I .
it arro n d and
C a l i f o n S ' , th in
Hay. (ir « U . r r r llllir r
W M f> K rrr AJaiNlaain r « » k l s i I l f M l I t
■ lb*. Epson, Salt* .
Kard* Altabul pU. -
Campbell’s Security
F e e d & S eed Sto re
Isiy fee viUlug
P **k / 0 O
YAKUTS
held
Cold Smoke Products
Insecticide—Fungicide—Plant Foods
Plahbaau
......
P iy i*J **t Aat. If-..100 Bayer Arpiria.
Syriip, Paptia *0c ....
A W K IN
In*
Horse Feed— Dairy Feed—E gg Mash
Woodruffs Celery Seed
L o rd B iH Im o r i
/ R I T l N O’
OUT P O L IO
Fait..™..,---
cannot
H* ( ourdy Attorn y M. D. \\> i
For Deal Results Use Security
u/Tonn S A L E
• • I W. r tra t
rS k w fe r*
4Q 4]
Vkmmm
J
Play Safe! - - - Use the Tire with the
ANTIS 11
BABY OIL
50*'
F U r.l Talaaaaa SS*.
M r
important 3 thipgs:
IT .
Beauty - Safety - Long Life
PasrJar 11*----....»*a
Yon f* ( them all In . . . .
*00 KUaaa TUaaa*. .... 21*
2*0 F*aJ* TU *a**------ 1 la 1
RaH>»*‘» Rv**g»laa * » » » -
•aftb haul*.
j
1C* Wash C U lb * -------- J * I
10a AlaaaaJ Cm * S a a,
S far lt a — • far ,
All SAin OUARANTUD
|
MOHAWK
TIRES
tea Will M ik» taa* UM
T in , Aa U«t1 Aa 1 i« .
Hockey’s Tire Shop
i n N i k A*».
\\ \ > H I\ t.T o N
V
C o inni» n o I it p,i| t no 'if - ai d
M **| h n l n )
fk *a« W
Why Not Eat At Laney’s
These Warm Summer Days
W e Sanrest Y o u
T ry Our Delicious—
Home^ooked Meals
Tk
ve ■
t«i r tL a\ * ha
i n d u :d n i L
iti
t le*
I' li lt t d >* 1*1 > h i d an fgglegftl-'
ini'Oiiie id * .ii * no poo n o n pi * f»e
NEW
YO RK
July
**>•—
irSvut
St* war! S.
CJiffin
wilt ci>n\ cti'll l>y mi army court
martial vi‘M n t!«v nr. Iwt# o f ati
conn I* «f dr imkiTim,* i mod con
duct unhriL'oming1 an o ffic e r but
iaa-t <«fnt«*Dcci| *ml> to reprimand
and a Tourer rating on the pro
motion 111*!.
S in c e ( i i f f m
to r e t i r e from
M i». Voli* William* *p*nt F ri
Mr. ami Mrs. I. E, I I oy are in day in Daytona Brach a* the
MONDAY
Jsck.-onvillt on a businc** trip.
The regular business and aocial
gurat of Mr*. Walter L. Cix'ptr,
who ia spending
thr
*umm-r meeting o f Circle Number One of
the F ii*t Methodist Church will
Mr, am) Mrs. <; raily W. Cnugc th ,r».
meet with Mr*.
W. C.
Dekle,
have
movtil
from
:itl I Hally
Mr. and Mr*. A. F. Collum »nd We*t Fir*t Street, *t 3:30 o'eiock. t h r ftftm in M . n i h
on
th reeAvenue to 2G2 Ms pie Avenue.
rhildrm mnvwl Thurtday fr >m
The regular hu<inr*> and »octal ipmrlcr imy n f t r r Id v e a n
ot
20M \Vr*l Sovrntrrnth S tr,,t to meeting of Circle Number Two of • c r v i c r , »he tI«Miiotion *»f 100 f Ilea
Miss Alice DtiHsiity 0f Coe oft is
thi-ir nrw homo. 200 WVst Six the First Mrihodi,t Church will .on the piiii!iu*titiTi lint will
no
the jguesl nf Miss .Josephine Tarteenth Street.
meet with Mr,. McCaslin, Rose aff«*ci him r
bell for a few weeks.
Court, st 3 l3(1 o'clock.
G i f fin v i ,
l w \ ji p o in te d, how
Mr*. F. W\ Stanlry. Mr,
A.
Thr regular htisinrm, and social e v e r , that he did not w in f om Mr, and M 's (ieurfe I fermion
11. I.nvrjoy and Mi** Minniu Ut-rk meeting of Circle Number Three phde e*i>nriftti<iTi mi »h»* rharjr^,i
left yesterday for a short vaca
spent Thursday in Deal*
with of the First
Method! t
Church In ■n i c h I h\ h irt f n ri f i iT f r ir n d p r f
tion in Miami.
Mrt. Tom Brotherxon and Mr,. will meet with Mr*. A. C. SUrke, ,prvc I n ut !iinii-« c> Smith. Jr.,
Ia>relta Bruthrraon.
4(M Mellonville Avenue at 3:30 u hum liiff.n had crirm tiin oil In
M m , Ksiti*
Warren
iMumt**!
o'clock.
he* hnnir fur i ' h *,,. muntTi*.
Thursday night from a vneutinn
Mr». S. O. ShinhnUer, J r. Mis*
The regular business and social
Srti ii h,
u ho
admitted
the
in Perry anil Georgia.
Sara Warren Ejterby and Mus meeting of Cirrie Number Five of
rhftiifcR H i r e i f i f l i i e n r c i j by hi,’*
Julta Higgins will leave Saturday the First Methodist Church will
per ■*umi I .in l i n e <if v t it H ii n I t • i f f in.
J, E. Rowland, Jr, will leave to spend about two
week, tn >meet with Mr* II
M.
I'le'ce. jMCM-ed i he cdmii*! of dtunkenly
Saturday to spent) » two week's Ter.is with friends and relative*. |
I
71* West First street, a' H INI 1 rnwhinif i dinner p a r t y h i which
vacation in Louisville, (iu
1». M.
he had Mot been Invited, driving
Mr. and Mra. I . A. Brumley \
T l KSDAY
.an Ire wagon ,«ml k n o c k i n g oft
Miss Mildred lltd g v i o f hay* I were expected to
arrive
hume |
Tke bu-ines, »nd social meet- a mnn'« hat at a hnr.
Ilona
lleach
was in
S infold Friday from u vacation in North i
k.» of the Daughter, o f W c lc y
H e <»id fo- h e m r n r v i n d i c t i v e
^Thursday visiting friends.
Carolina. They also visited Mia,
Sunday School Class o f the First toH.ird G i f f m ufler I he cotnnffl
1 Annie tlawkina 111 Commerce, (ia
Methodist Church will be held
Wide he. r s eji an npreemf*nt (4»
Mrs. 1,1*0 Huffier hits (Tone t o 1
at
hdttl | m aki- S m ith
Ih h i h
p a rtn e r
Mr. and Mr*. George N Spring, at the church »n n-i
Daytona Beach where she will
George, Jr. and M ltii Spring of o'clock. Mr*. Quinton llrown sml . u he " to »I r u e d ft mill -hr 0 Tilly.
visit relatives for a few days.
Atlanta, Ga. and Mr. anti Mra. j her group will la* bn,lease*.
t .d
\iih u i
('ovsali, prrfliThe Ladies Missionary Society ( def*1 i. i ihr1 c o u r t m u i • nil,
an
J. E\ Williams and J.v!e* Reeves Kileti Ttylur, Jr. of Mueon, tin.
c>f GaindsvRIe were the gm-sU of. are tire gut-si* of Mr and Mr, o f the Full Gospel Tabarnncle.! lioUtnesJ Ihwk \ l-l ■III f YVSls lu lle d
Mr.
and
Mi", J. V.
Johnson T. C. Carlaon all N. Jr*,amine Orlando Road, will meet Tue* on • he ’Mill, . n t „ |. ,.f ^ Jlr> ,n .
Avenue.
day at 3 1* M. at the home -t
"I I he fill -I. dl o I,,- tdlth*
Wednesday.
the Rev nnd Mrs. Fred Rirlo-v,| ‘""I* f " h u ll d i ' i n .--.il f lo u t t h r
!
M i,,
II nI >i Hand
ami Mi*, 210 llolly Ave,
This will lie nr »nv •* m an d u to i ^ .*k eonvlc*
Miss lleberctu Wilton and Miss i’ atru-ia Schultx left Friday to
monthly
husine,, »**•»•
1 .i f ! . n h . m | | „ d
u n d er
Dorothy Marshall left
Friday *»> v i,it Mr,. W\ K. Maym Braden- the regular
bo th i l l ' l d i * .
rpciid a short tune in Pen^aco A , ton for a few day*. They were meeting of the Society.
with frieiitl.s.
i acrompanied by Mi** laila Evans.
BANK RESERVES LO W
, who will vl*lt Mr*. Charlie Kvan,
r t , D r y I'J r d it .n
Mr. and Mr.\ C. Kelly o f ('hai- ( in I’ almello.
lotta, N. C, wen* the gUVHta of It.
W A SH IN G TO N — id’l — The
M a y I to P o s tp o n e d
W. Blnrkwelder Thursday enroute !
Mr. ami Mr,. W. M, Thigpen Federal Reserve Hoard announced
to Daytona lleach.
'returned Weilneaday from a visit yesterday that reserve balance*
It \ R T<HV, I Illy *:i
IN .ssih il| in North Carolina and Georgia- o f member hunks decreased $11.tb it the h i " and -1* \ eler, Franklin Bennett Is eapected They were aceumpanied home l,y OOd.UUtl in the week ended July
li o n l o n j i i f
li y
\«,{
iiitereali*
to arrive Sunday from Jackson their ton, Hilly, who ha, le»n
27.
Idle money in the institu
pi, n i ftiiiioi hi< In t,j 4,i that
ville to spend n short Gnu* with attending
tunimrr
achoul
at tion on July 27 totaled approxi
111» » Im-i m um ' I he | t it m u 4 c a n
hit mother, Mrs. J. (\ Bennett.
Kmory Univeriity.
mately * 1,0 10 ,(100.1100, the same not I n* c h i r k e d up i . . | he i e g U *
a, a week earlier.
tniti*i|| hook i ti) If ia f daf . sa ii m
Chirlea Meriwether and A. IMr*. F. K. Bolt i* in Dayton*
indoMti d t o r e y c 'd i’iilnv l»v ll t ig n
My res have returned from Lynch Itracti a* the gueat o f Mr*. J. 11
( n ito n . I ’o iin ty
Snpe-v
of
burg, Va. where they have been F drid ge for a few day*.
T R AG IC GOLF SHOT
N gn*t rut mu.
visiting for the past ri* weeks.
( ft i It oil an y* the n m o * - aye
l.AKH CHARLES, lot..— o il —
Mr. nnd Mr*. Fred Wilson have
«i ran g ed
nlpfiube* icnlly,
Me. anti Mrs. John Urumley ami as their guest Jane Scott of Mel* The swing of her husband's gull not
children
returned home
Friday bourne.
club
during a Sunday
mutch inn ny ai«. h m i t i n Mj(b ii m i l
from Commerce, (I. where they
brought accidental death yester Hint HHudge! hy much n.milling
visited relatives for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Robert* I* ex day to Mr*. W. G. Caldwell, Jr and mrr»v mini**H ur* ledi-v'iphefi IV1 «i»*i
jt n ■■4 * • «
»* *• pect ad tn arrive Hdturday fram The club hit her above the left
In th<> event th * check i*
f
Mr. and Mr). H. K. Wurncr, Jr. Noith Carolina wher* *ha spent ear. She never rrguuicd
con
o f St. PeUr»burg are the gurst» a abort vacation.
r«rn pic ted im desired, ;hc it
sciousness.
THE
INCOME SLUMP
Army Officer Gets
Reprimand In Case
Involving Conduct
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I HE O RCH ESTRA uf th* Florida Baptitt Children • Home, at Ar*
shown above, will prrtrnt a |ro(ram *t the Firm!
Haptiat
i horrh her# Sunday mornmf at 11:00 o“cloih
f M. Joho«, •«prrmlrndcHl of the home, will be iti charfe
Also—
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M E M O IR S O F M Y
By ESTHER
ill.
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‘ S T A N 0 1 N C R O O M ’ O N L Y ter m i M U n Texas campaign of W. Lr* Daniel
who need this hillbilly band to bid far fubtraalecUl candidacy In Democratic primaries
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I I T T K R I A T T L I ad hla partala m i enatady datan'l fr«i
Lance Ifsuc wlts-Kaventtow. playing la L a l M .
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recant A/ab-Jew (lashes.
Fissengrri boarding a “ Flagship" of American Airline*, Tne. Tha
bile Intereat In aviation la evidenced by lha many people who visit
porta every Sunday to watch the activities. American Airlines,
t„ alone, flyt 54,000 mites dally and has tha largest "Flagship"1 .
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■ a n than bn Invented this partabla bicycle r-dfo eel. complet*
with earphones far tha rider, and an aerial.
I A S T • A R 9 1 R I M C marks. left to rldhl. ana Mr. WbUan. Arnold Walr, Rayai Loom* *
and a I r N namad Walsh- now dead. Tbeyrs Americans aiding China's SghL
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but
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anal Affirms
Sentences
Two Farmers
Supreme Court affirm I
Iky Hie Ufa aantancca of
imlllon county farm m fur
X’faint worker on July SB,
IS*- j
or., warn tanlmcMl
•1 Jury convicted ib«m
f d * f m murder of W.
Th* Jury recommended
orlng mailer.
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I thawtd Harrld wai
An Argument with Elal
id Hammock ovrp dlvld
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Piaylahr, a (bird de
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I.'lerk o f Cl r* nil Court
ftemlaul* County, Florid*
crax* straw* Hut tnrry ihely ownw<NKA,>>
color and H irer have boon inNOTICX » r BALI o r TAX
venjvd by Sigmund Sclaortk, You
tB a c a a rS K I'ililf^ h ? aravW-aa
ju. t dip on* Into A lin e
at at Chapier HIM. A da at 11*1
awaaUnad plain
or e.rton.l*,l ^ T S , A l T T " - U l ” ,JtSM f.'r '
w au r and *««k — and you r* drink- . | < .■ penile eatery to i* • > ! * »
in* padn pap.
ell bidder tor verb at Ik* Court
n » In
h. .a •email
eoireoc*
In Banterc
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MCI*1 lln
mall .i-lu
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• ( cotton Hainan Impregnated o'clock A. M. U P cortltlcal# ar
e l,k ripe grin* “
and* n
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of coi
col- ((t
certificate*
bp Ike Biale
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,|i perilled
and sab-
LAHASEEE, July, SO-IJft
fra* canvlcled of
rorerlac Lot I Blk. t Tr. 1,
Bastard.
ti itM.Mi my liafwl amt e**l Ihn
lb* Had dap at Jalp l i l t
G E N E R A L D IS T R IB U T IO N O P P R U IT S A N D V E G E T A B L E S BT
M OTORTRUCKS FROM THE S A N F O R D STATE F A R M E R S'
W H O L E SA L E M A R K E T .S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A
but the 'Supreme Court
Ihle
verdict on Iho
here era* no tvidanco
r Um with Harrt*’ death,
her eta*, lb* court rr
I vardlct obtained bp It.
id Malm! Robert Kloep
imvilK hotel uperaior,
m l county circuit cour>>
(m4 for 130,000, charepra* unlawfully evicted
pppvl‘1 hot*!, and that
Mat tffeela, which ha
r i i m , war* Held by
BECKONS
B tcn w nn
, e*<iu**i i*vl*d leire on ioe folI lovlec deocrlbed Uoda la M a i' nol* Canalp. Florida, ta.wtt:
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Blk. 1-Wklleamk‘e 1*1 Add. |a
Oa-ero.
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whan on Ika Pacific lb* lit'le
krUh Nahra la tootaring aknp tw
m t onvapto,'*,. *|«*| n B
A Mi ll II i #7 for car af
ward lb . S o u * S n , vri.k . cr*w
Ccunliet freer wkfCl 111
l/IBd/rp/fi led vcftlilfr ■
weruAiefed
min
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of H r. idventurer* wb. Intend
In (pond one to lkm yarn viallZ g W U known MlelVikippe,
af th* cruft la Arvnd Udckta, «.*
f H l del NfftiM ii • cup it .Are*
fu ll! tadNNtlMri were keeled
■m il fa tk« brgwt ttalt in
T H E STATE FARMERS' W H O LE SA LE M AR KET
lrn*b*re’ marb«l. *r**rdia( |* ek«v* map prop*rad
al Snnford
f« * uaiMwwl
S V S 3 3 s t !- T S .* ii
paetaMat a f Agplaujtar*, which rbawi lb*I p r*d h i g e lb in d i
pa*t M M * w*e earrUd *v*r blgbway. far bandr ad. a f « R m *
and Canadian pravlaca*. Over fifty anrtntla* a f frnlU and r o ( t
warn bandlad fraea tkl. ana marbot during lb* I P n O S eb^plng
now M fe re e y will ra*all In e*Mb U rpar Im DIi Im . TV* — r |*
S a 5 *1 7 "
1 BEflINA,
Hath. —(Ay— Earl
; Itobtnun hid la *t«p hard on th*
I ■•* bat b* f'nally got Ma traciur
«P to « mile* an hour, Thou ha
wm
armtad for ipiading ami
i fined
ft.
llijW ft, j
SgWb
p m 5?J
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W >ua yuj
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»kw e* mv heed eed M l IkM
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_ r**k • * £ £ * £ £ £ £
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csrtiflcate* held bp the dial* to»o rid i o r « a u § o r tax
C M T trtC A T M
dctber with all amltud and aubIn accordance w ill Ik* *r**lv
a*a**at levied laaea an ike folloertad deer need Unde In Beml- ■Ion* af Chapter I ISM, Act* mt
m i a*d upnn wrlllcn r*qu**t ot
not* t'nunly. riurlri*. to-oil:
KUUPHOr INC. I will altar tur
1-t af Carl. No. IIM of An*.
M l* »t public outcry la th* kick
T. H U coverlaa K 'l nf W K
ed bidder far ca*h ai Ik* Unnrt
af BKH of HKH dec. 11, Top.
llaa** «nlranc* la Xaafarc; on Ik*
II IL Id.
Mlineoa i.ip hand and eeel ll.lt Ilk day at AuguU 1111 at II
o'clock
A. M., lav oarlltleala or
Ik* Had dap at Jalp IIM.
certificate* held br Ik* Alai* InI). t* flttllMJO*f,
aethtr
with
all *a>ltt*d and *t|bClerk at ClrcuiLCKcrC
Beminele Ceuely, Plurld*. **qu*al l*el*d late* an Ik* followlad d**crtb*d land* la h a l .
nol* County. Florida. l*-w ll:
NQTICC OP SALK OP TAX
1-1 at Cart. No. H U at J llr
CINTIFlCATXa
>. li t ! eevrrla* H U at K IU
In accordance
auk ike prnvl■
M
f t T a p 1* It. U >
■hoe at Ckapler IIM ,
Act* af
1-1 of Pert If. I l l at le a * 1.
H it had tree wvllle* re-eueal ol
H
it
epreclao BWIt at NMK
NINA A. MARTIN 1 will off** far
**l* *l public aalcrp l* Ik* klak- Me. I t T » p I*. B. II.
Wit****
mp hand * M *aal Ihl*
■rl bidder far rack *1 Ik* Court
Hnwa* ealrtac* In XaatorC on Ik* Ik* Had day at Jalp till.
a r. mohndoii.
Ilk dap at A upeel IIM at II
Clerk *1 Circuit C*ait
a'riack A. U. la* rerllflcala ar
(awar.^
t***'*0
1* C*aalr, Florid*
eertlfleal** hr Id fcp Ik* PraU^la•*lk *r with all amllled and eobe**ue*l levied l u t e ( I Ika tolla .la p daaarlbad land* la Baaite
N v n c n o r i i m op t a n
■*1* Coualp, Florida, la-wlt:
CerC N*b 111 af Jalp t. t i l l
•everaf B tM rh at HWH af
Ilamne Ut Ckeplar 111)1. Act*
N IK
le a !• Twp. H X W
Wilaeaa my hand and eeel Ml* r i ll a*d Opua wrlllcn redncel
n M WATSON | will Offer I
Ik* t M dap mt Jalp ItlA
•all at public calerp io Ike hi|
jO . F.
MBFNOON.
m"JBE&ear**,
cWb mt CtrenN Ceurt.
M n n de Canalp. R eiU i.
or m i o r tax
iRTirmATBO
era with to* r t r M
i i m . Act* *r t
m in e
r*aae*«
D O V Q U M I will al
�* m r .js m ?
■ a a fo rd
U Tfca O n ly C aatxal .
Sem inole Courtly Produce*
Murr F ru it And V c i'i-L ililf. Thau Anj;
.Similar A rm In A m e n r*
OR a i y A ffo rd in g R ill. H ighw ay
And Water Transport*Uom
VOLUME XXDL
Member Associated Press
Oil Spot May Be
Clue To Missing
H aw aii Clipper
Army Transport Ship
S i g h t s Slick On
Regular Route Of
Huge Flying Boat
CELEBRATED
BAN FRANCISCO Jaly 30
— <AP)—Tha Pan A n t r im
Airways official* *aid they
considered tha findiai af tha
oil patch on tha Guam to
Manila esaraa of
misting
Hawaii cllppar “ al(niflcant
but not conclusive."
Tha aaarch will continue,
tha company said.
MANILA, July 30. — (A PI
—The Army '.ransport Meigs
today found a large patch ol
oil on the aurfnee of the Pa
cific Ocean, Indicating the
mlialng Hawair clipper may
have plunged Into sea 6(H)
miles from Manila,
The Meigs made no men
tion o f sighting any wreck-
'
aye from tha luxurloa* flyini
boat which diaappaarad with 16
man on a flight from Guam to
Manila Friday (Thursday night
Pacific tlma).
. ■
Tw o lifeboat* wara put out by
tha tran*port to aaarch fo r telltala oil slick bat wara rccallatl
i t nightfall.
S e v e r a l Relief
Projects A w ait
Filial Approval
Severs I work project* for ttic
county arc pending tut have in.l
yet received final approval, it
wa. announced today by nffi
eijla at tin* lor si W PA
lira.I
ipiartera.
Appioval o f *• vrrul project*
awaits the signature of I ’ revi
tleltl HiniseVelt who is flow ill >
cruise. It »■ * indie sled.
Project*
under
consideration
include three mun*y n od pm
jrcts tnd s
joint
County City
I'rnjert,
Indurmation
asking tmpn n
nirnts to the I'aols mad
w ie *
filed July 27. The
total
cir.l
Will amount
tu
$3ll,49ti
will,
the WPA
putting up
and the County S9.2&U.
Information
on a
grading
and dramas*
project tilt Sipe'
end lluchry Avenue wa. filed
with W PA headi|u»rlrrs July I f
Total cost of this
project
* dl
amount to
j27,P7‘.t
with
the
County supplying {7,235 and the
W A $20.7ft.
July 7lh tjic necessary infor
mation
was
auttimttcl tu
tin
W P A hesdquarters through the
Jacksonville office on a project
j
on tha
Floyd-llykc-lhaid
road.
Tha total coat o f
this
project
Moonshiners Tell
Judge R.W. Ware
Of Finding Still
'*7« mu U. Judgo, wo ain't moonihtnorvj wo Ju t
happenod to
nm o nerooi that rild lUU and wo
vaaTM nty fo r n drink aad docId
od to maka n lltUo.
(
John Burk and Jw m Brown,
a ogrin , atnod kaforo County
Judgo B. W. War*.
-How did you happoa U find
tha lUUt- Judgo W a n aakod.
-WoU, wV* J u t foolin' around
tho woods aad Ju t kappowid to
•oo it, aad It looked liko nobody
wwaod it, ao wo J u l aaturplly
took it o v u ."
“ * • ywu*rw not moowahin«rv7"
tho Judgo eontlnuoii
“ Ho u h r* waa tho omphatle
aaswar in unloon.
-Wall, wharo did fo b lanro to
mako m aoukhur*
“ Qh. wa laaroad ap In Gawja."
. -By tho way, wharo aro you
'
■or* putting up *7,733 nntl
W P A *13,312.
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FHA Insures Over
$300,000 Each Week 1 Thera
are some right* which
worker, legally possess," he add
J A C K S O N V IL L E , l u l l 30. ■ed, “ and these rights are parabW— State Director M. M \ y
mount lu the edicta of the Na
riah o f tha Faderal Houalng Adtioual Labor Relation* HubhL
ministration aald today the r>»“ The American worker i» not
ernment agency ha* been Insur
ing between *300.000 and *400.worth o f home con d u ction work
in Florida each week.
In addition, ha aald, the hom
ing admlnlatrotion hai inaured
much home repair and modarnt tat ion In thla state. La»t month
the repair and
modernlaatlon
toana amounted ,to *43*,588.*'Ji
the largo*! amount for any month
■Inca tho new national housing
act provblona went Into e ffe c t
last February.
*
Parrish said horn#
building,
repairs and
modernlialion
fi
nanced by the F H A have done
much to keep up buaineaa condi
tions.
Garage And Auto Are
Destroyed By Flames
A blare of undetermined ori
gin rated and eompietaly burned
a gang* about 1:36 o'clock thla
morning belonging to Bill Craig
of South Sanford Avenue, ' it
announced by tbo Flro De
partment today.
A Packard automobile In tha
garage at that time wa* badly
damaged.
Flcemeu
estima'sd
totaleatont of tha damage would
n to oev«ral haadrad dollar*.
yet prepared to aubmit to md
.lavement by bureaucratic
h , „ . . „ c , . i l , d,.
cree."
Tha order which drew the re
buke from I'adway wa* based on
a board finding that the Srrrick
Corporation of Muncle. Ind, had
helped the A. F, of L obtain
membership among the skilled
tool room employ**! and had re
fused to bargain with the rival
United Auto Worker* Union, a
CIO affiliata.
The board held that the CIO
union represented a majority ol
the A70 worker* in the whole
plant, directed the company to
bargain with It, and declared
void the A. F. of I,, contract ne
gotiated
bjr
the
Machinist*
unlc...
State C Of C Reports
On Power Production
proapocthro anatoawra to "aoo tbo
blaeksmltk" If they think ol
"enajrtlng yam like to kora out
friend
Grand Jury Probe Of
Penn GoveraorHalted
,| 'lie iOIle or
i.nn by ‘ two
,i
Ill's l $14111\
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filuMjil 'I INI , 1
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u tu 11
the < miph* h
I f hi*. Ihirilii; tlif jiiithli'lii, whirli
o ffir i'ft Miy will In* ton.hi. Ie.l
Int|C*‘ l,V :1I liiKl'l • Du* I*4t .*l mutt
will maru'uvt’r vvilli
Nn
tiuliul Uuurtliiiif n fi«»m
uUi«r
point4 in Him *(ir|H hum whkh
t i»in|»ri7.»,i (In* mi ii t(i i*anI it n lit i-'*
T W rnrarnpiiMTit |h
1«i
nm* uf thf lui|g***t in tin* .StiiiUi
iin ri' lli<' i Ih-.** uf tlit* Wurhi War
ami will In* Ly far Hu* l.irn;»*it
in wliirli thf liM.il ii ml It.is i* i*v»'r
Haim s ( ily ami Uilanilti m well
Snnftinl Tit*' trtp will I10 vtn
I 111* AI Infit if I* osiNt l.itu* Itiitl
iM.ul I m M«mt«4nmry. Ain, ami
fr»ni Hirre It* tUvan S|irui|£% tlu*
I$ai 1mt uf
ilt-1nt iiiirifcf,
tin
Hi**
l.illtl 4Vlilt* (Hill N il'kllVil I** if it ill on
1, u i
ll
.
1
ot « • »
A m »“ r,,P
HARRISBURG, P i , July 30to dart now. dot to gm oat fl*b(A>>—Pennsylvania's general *»la g •embly today stopped a trawl
jury InvestigaUow of blackmail,
GOLD MINER ACQUITTRO
coercion and axtortlsn charge*
GAINESVILLE G*., July SO leveled at Democratic Qoveiror
"Whan I v ia 10." ha contln-C*V—Graham C. Dugns, WWU ■aria aad IS uaariatoi and
WASHINGTON, July 10.—(# ) aad. "wa moved to Georgia. 1
l a n d tbf Inquiry m r to ■ — Tha latardbta Commerce Com- Inroad to cook and (a t t « N
legislative coaunittoa.
aik ataa autlawad case-hardened1 protty famoua. Cooka la thoaa
11m Administration whipped glam hi Motor vehicle* operated d a n a m paid 9U0 to MOO ■
*
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at
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ulty Italy
,1 go out
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1 . imp .d' Kuril*
It 1it .i.n ii.ival irhifl4
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1.1 Th. \ .mi r \smk or g«*t
(> *iii
1In nlmir.tlty and
iiiitii i» s !
htfpa in . n
nh Hi.- hits Iv tdM'rulUfil
■ot 11\ it iti 1.11it« it" to at-
IHI
till TI III 4-otol .1*
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t i t i«*iM( y
t.otli
In
tod
pnm, I In* iiiiiat Ini*
I. v<-InpiKfut uf thr we«k
in1 w 1 Hi w*9vi*rninrni'i
■♦fu it «• m rutnloma, but
hi
;* M-ftimii
m|
mih
.un wIII. I, III,. I I .
has,* nut lu-t-u imiiI will lu
mill fur lu.e-Liii tli<‘ Cmirl ll.m .
I|n-Ily
door Monday a| niuu,. la . I ..I
lector Jim. |i. Jmkiit* iinio.uio. l
I inlay.
PriHonSiipfrintfiidt'iil
To Spoilk Ilert'Simflay
o'clock,
according to a letter
received by the Kanf-ml minis
terial Associallun.
Hupt. Ch*|imnn is mid to Ire
an excellent
speaker with
n
wide range uf rxperk-nre. Minivery -cut
!, , , l
filled for
«
CtJUrCh ',-“ l *'
* M,v te’
$3,239 Collected By
Jinklns This Morning
im.- si 1. virtually un*
Hi*-
..nd
puri'MHVO
in J l.ifi in*- »* wiir ilift"
•i*' * « I Hi.it fo rr*'
hi |mhi. i in tli«i Vurttf*
m II 4llkoiV»
III **
<1*1Il|ilill)f
force*
Im .1 i 4»i.i|*4* t ..miter* attack
rul tu.I jii», in tin i>ffori li»
mi
11n Mu
Vurk tho day the war betwr. nl
Superinl. nd. ni -I.. L
1 hn|rtlio slates broke out and *n ■! man, o f th,- .Stair |i, nurntury
listed nn the Union aide. He said a t Baifuril bus ........... . an In
his mother told hihi hr was 62 vilntiun l « speak at tin- Uni. n
when he enlisted, Iml if he were meeting o f Sanfonl churches p,
horn in 1807 he would haw been be held in ’ the First
llaplM
61 when he enli.luil.
Church .Sunday
night at. H.tNt
".try mother was 15 year, old
er than me,'' he said. "She still
wo. alive when I reached my
IDU's; then « d separated and i
haven’t heard anything about hpf
eince."
He said he married twice, the
first lime to . Cherokee squaw
whu lairv him six children anil
the second time to a Jackson
ville negro woman by whom hr
Had nn children, he remembers
nune of the dates.
‘*1o many people want to dis
pute my age,” he Mid. " I f I'd
hud an education I would prove
it but I'va been a lot happier
all my life far not bothering
with book-learning. Why have I
lived au long? U'a Just with the
Loro. I'm a praying man to this
day “
I si mhirin'* attendant, Hannah
Thomas, can’t halp him a great
deal in eetabliahing hia aga but
recalls that when aha cam* to
ItaLanJ 63 year* ago he waa even
1 it xnllif ^ whotv,'
t.i
nulmimlnl,*
I.- Mill»*r
LamLkin nat«| Itf* riTirhid N«*wr
l; 1. i* was tho
id* . WIT* »*l«l
\\ ti. I. .kii.i troojoi
.
W i. I
K ititift*. 2 m l Infill , Kart
Nhlirffivn nml tin* rollowinif i f niflpnl ('iitirl at Ho* I’ mI m . *-1 1
Inn* Monday ultfiium n nt t, on
II isni liiiiril nn I' i i p Turn I
o'flock.
“ I've been ralli'd Willi.- Lunitri i " ever since
Jnp-
hi
I ■ h I . H'4'lfd th«
• I,
It. Il
T I mm * hnv** ln*!*n HfVffAt Iff
U f f it i'M n ttnrlifil
lit t h f
Im. ii| m illi niiit thf i' o fliffn *
A jn'iiiid Iki L, i
will in • mnpniiy lIn* unit" to thf
i ,,
lim p
I*. I ' mI J I* lltilt‘hi"oit Ma I her Km mt me
M, |_n„|,
mill .M;ij'*i til-0 I M-f*utti' m will at ffim k lfl Hi,.
tin 11 Hi** i‘ ump f 1mu Sun fm 1I in Ini tin1111if a( an « hm r t
uihlilmu In ufluM'M uf Hu* lhr**f
I'oinpniitfN,
^iolatorw i»f Cdy 4K ilmrim *
H ffu iT i In Cmiifiany l*„ «ri*
Cnpl III t*. VVm*hhiirrt, I it 1,i f til. will In* Irii'd hffuti* JihLp" t* M id
fatniiiir they iiii'kmtinrd me Wilin’
141mirk in In-csiuse tho
man
I
worked fur wa* nnnii'd that.
iiKtiitist
Iiv
i 1 t l a i’
in * h
this
put. d Siberian
,
li**( ii leh'phssM
;»l the Nh* t it I
I li*' t s* •• tu? n
t nsipt * wulkt'd
4»nd vt ;t i *4l nit k
K"tng in I»|ipt«*lle
M♦ t tM4pt I V
liti'duilel > t<> Ho
II H" ■(Hi III Vk111
urn i d di td I
■i 'll •' ♦*'t| O lie11
ilk * .lid lii'ilt kill1
nddM'-s-i HIM fiMHi
* i*rv»»
la httaaatata aaauaana, effective1 M a th and that w ai a lot at
M PT 3 ^
1 tw in
» * r t thro •'§ T*nr fM m * "
.
'i..ii,
im
Willie I^ambkin, Cherokee Indian
Is Claimant To Title As Oldest
y.ivirnment
t .i |..ns
l It*' «>•libM.I*• I >
contest
which
the
winner
Junior Chamber of CommentThe program will be broadcast
over Mtalion WDUU in Orlando
from the Jaycee luncliron ill |lie
Oriando Chamber of I'ormuerr*
build Yag.
The Smiinolr Cuunty group i« pailiniiuh-il.
the fourth tu ap|rvar before tIi-■> Thr Mi'dii'iil I N'liii Imifiil will
Orlando Junior trade Ualy in a uasr'iiibli* all tin* Aiiiitiry 1**111*1r
contest win which the winner row aftrrnuim ut I on oVIoik
will be awarded an all eepen-e i whilp ( ’onipiiny |» ami lfi*nil«|U»r
trip to New York. The conlrst tarn Company nn* w.rli**i|h U-«l I**
I* limited tu participants from asaembfr at H till A
M. Knrli
Lake, Ueminole, Volusia, tlrevard aoLiivr will 1»*» r^quirml to lun
and Orange countire. *r,l two' nhh hli noun Jay mrul siiiri* g«vamateur* are choaen from each!
of the county gruup* to parlu-i-'
pata In a program In about three
week* In the Beacham Theatre in
Orlando when the winner will be
choaen.
Mrs. Elvira Garner, author of
D E I.AN II. July 30. — (A*)—
“ Eieklel,H ha* accepted an in
vitation to attend the mreltnu s* Florida lias in Williaui lambkin
a special gues and will give a a claimant lu the title, oldest
living man.
ahort talk on "Why Etrkl*tu.
Laniblnn, a Cherokee Indian, is
Other* who will -.ppear on the
program
from
Sanford
are: lilted un thv record, uf the slate
Etois* Winn, Marion Haynes, board uf social welfare us 131
blue* singer; Douglas Garner, years old.
son of Mr*. Elvira Garner, playBui <4he aged Cherokee, who
kyj mouth organ and guitar at llvoa In the negro section here
the tame time; Dorothy Clause, under the rare of a 112-year-old
popular songs; Doris Jackson, negro women attendant, haa no
novelty acrobatics, Mr. and Mr.- birth certificate or other records
C, B. MeBlanrow, blackfaced co to substantiate hi* claim.
medians. and Ctayda Ferguson,
He wa. born in Oklahoma In
accompanied by Evelyn Nipper, dian Territory In |h» early 19th
singing.
cantury and they didn’t bother
with birth certificates out than
• BANK TO PAY DIVIDEND
lit those days, which leaves hi*
momory
in the only record.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-W )
“ I wa* born June I, 1807 as
— Tha receiver o f tho Manufac
turers National Bank of Me- Richard Allen Thomat. Jr./' twirl
chanlevlllo, N
T., tbo Treas Lambkin, "In Oklahoma Indian
Torrltory. My father and mother
ury announced ycatarday, h
boon authoriled to pay a final both were Cherokee* except that
*.• dividend to tradltora. From 1 think my father wai a little
tha dhrldrod, 6,9*9
claimant!. bit Italian. I don't know anything
wT» Bava proved claim! aggro- about him. lie waa killatl In the
gating M A T *,100, will rroelva Revolutionary War."
Ha wasn't aura about what war
*144404.
Tha
divldand wtU
bring total paymtnU to 19.4 bla_ father was killed in however,
lor " I get the name* o f all I bos*
w an mixed My memory Isn't
N>>1«
U n lik e
0. i i.oiuy in a
Three Local National Guard
Units Leave For Encampment
*|>*ctrd by rntployv* whusv uuar■nl«vtl right* aro tramplad upon
! through hwsratl Jerrrrs, thus vnA number of local (tVerlauiri,
I ruuraging war bvtwern thv board, huv# signifivd their Intention.
nil frrv American workera.’*
to liartlcipate In the Amateur
Replies
|»0 | )(,’ s
'
i ii i w 1-1*11 U «s III
Hie F a r
AFOL Denounces De
cision In F a v o r
Of CIO Affiliate
Local G r o u p To
Participate In
Amateur Contest
Dur e
F ie r c e S la u g h t e r I n
I ’ rut'PS'S In O r i e n t
A s < liin i sc R e t r e a t
R e fu s a l T o
Respect N LR B
Orders Hinted
slump. Bo ono proprietor pat a
-Tauubt
II
W a H e r W . C o o p e r Is T (|
\ k in n O f A c c id e n t
lirtif.’’ ltr Krwin tirrlaml Ita
tn|thasiii'il it uas ,-ssviillal that
WASHINGTON, July :ti>.—
tliv govvrnor !>«■ kr-pt i|iiirt mil
A 8|iiiktfiiia»i for the Amen
not hi- ili.turbril try l.irphonv
ran Fclemlmn of |jib«ir hinltil |inlls or visitors.
hi open warfare with the Nation-'
ItriHn-h t'unr, th* tiovvrnor’ s
til l.nl»tr Relations* Doani nr»| [ bruthrr ami -n-rvtary. aiioouncail
jMMdlblr (efunal l<> rvdpeCt biiaitl at Tallahassrv ypstrrilay that tha
(Juvvrnor isn't in any
hospital
uitleTi,
Ho- *ii|£til m e al
J
W
A It in.it
tin* Ho* I- i*tiii|<uiiii"* •$f 'si ll I..11 il 1*tit hint41
1he e111 ii 4* ell* allHKIM'IH | • f Saul<>r il w : i .
In a statement tlenouncing • anil hr dorsn't havr any nursr'
H
m
»n
b
f
.it
I
I
I
’
111 amount to 63y.2ti3.40 with
ill
t'llfl.ilM
lil'M',
\4
(t 041 <14
and
said
the
(invrrnor
wiui1«l
b#
III
1lll|l
* v n v mii *' Mill
i it
liecideil
-v.
tho County
supplying
*11.021 houril order itAiied yesterday in* hoi’k in Ills o ffitr in a wrvk.
hui I
A l tatII1If 1 M.|WI 1.*!»*• t l f | " ‘ I
the 1tar toll o f 151*5
validating an A. F. of I*, cloaeu
im lut! ii lie
I 4 ol * II |* In ii ml
nd the W PA *2»^42.tO.
l*r.
Krwin
said
thr
Guvrrnar
1
ti
I'Mlt
ft'l
I) a f t e r him»n iTllltfll)
tha t i .Str ri 'l wu.4 the
rv|H»rt
Officials of «ho local
WPA shop contrad fur a ainall group Wuuld be in a hospital h.r, tor
t‘U|ltUill . Offu'iTM
M inn. a nd llte aumi .tl■t
off loo filed infirmetion through of Akilled craft unloniata In an oqpia lima.
be i1 heutleil rim i h
w il l
f iv e a t i r d w it h le n t a
Ih
d
llM
auto
parts
plant,
Joseph
1
K h r r l f f t ** >|
4*maiiij mu* nl.
the Jacieonvlll* office July 0.
15-ttay
I
.
-dei'p
t
h
f
aoldh'M.
.........
Ii
lent" w e r e h m tj■
on ■ Joint County-City project Padway, A. F. of L. general
D u n n K 1he 1i atfinijf
t
TrtM.|4i w ill
le a v e
M |miUHIl»lil
Thr* i|rt'ii|(>Kl
calling for work on tha Country counsel, declared:
w h i i h w ill he eoritluvli'd lu tin |
1J
I fi*i To line on S a t u r d a y , A n g
Club rood and Goldsboro Ditch.
“ One should not be amated to
1Ii* Soh* N.ilumul Kiiit'wl, 1h»' I" 1 ill I IS. tlllC lit SilhfiTii ulmill IB I*'1
Tho total coat of thl* project flml that in auch a situation thv
-rill IIIIIU will l»f liliil liilii'tl jiImhi! \, .\l r*nntitty Tin* lump hum Mr ruiiiplu it.
_______
______ with the »pon-1 „ ( |jer uf
bttard will nut bv rv.
fillnitf "Ini in11,
will
bo__*29,045
25 milt-t Hit* lliriMl
ti f
1III mm
skill I.......mipowrtl of m ill" from
sign la kia »tor* window advlalng
-Awd you laaroad ,tu
uiuurtluo l « Ooaag^r*
Russians Repulse
Japanese In New
Clash On Border
Orlando Man !s M,'a'>
'
“f
p o r lc il A s J a p s A t Crushed Belween i*-'»pi i«»
hhi
r, ^ ... *
In Oispittcil Sector
Cars On Highway
.1 \< K s n W I I . I K, July *10 — |
l»t S’ » ti h y Fir win Raid
day 11iihl t *$»v 1- rni l*. ('title **1
in <1 Y im« i h C« Hospital here
treatment <>f nhaf he d ruribrd.
si ’*1111Id rirrulatnry upset."
Eight thousand children helped
......... * (» tin
orcanon
for
floury Ford, aula tycoon* c«?le- riLiim'* '•an! 11r Erwin, the GoVhiutf hiv 75th birthday anni- Ptiiur'i pei**tnul physician, “ he 1*
vcrwjiry in Detroit today, Tha hi et e I y in the hn<i|id»l fur nb*
imJuvt ru'itm who believes year* JS(,TV1(l imi “ Th»* Governor left hU,
mpa-uml i»y the calendar are office h! Tallaha«aee ten day*
“ ;i Juki','* rolled bark a large part , ago fur ji "vacation'* and
itf im »twit to In* the tflirst o f the fiutr-* h ive iled Hied to reveal I’ll*
•'hililien af a party to lug it hud ¥*' lie l **;tlit ml *
to !>*• atJigrd m the roll*rum
hr K ivmm confirmed the Uovho till 111g tif tho '.fair* fan grounds i*i ii*,! rk- |iit*"rrn r* ni the lioapital
4hi 1v .rdUl II 1ii:h I brfn iUnclosed
f ! Mill .IflllHlt'l "in irif. He indicat
t*ti Ihi1* tioVlTlll •I ha*l her'd takan
past
1
1*» 1Iv1" 111l"l'11,11 wdlitti the
frw illayi Lull ll III ll 't N(W (y the
exiiet t mu*
Tin
((■iveriior, h»* iJli»cloaed.
lltlll Im’ i'H "•»t* 1
111ill'll IK a hotel
K eife for ai* vm
week
•k before
bffoii* going' to
the hospital. He said the tiovem or's hospitnlliutioii whir for
convenience in hi* treatment and
mil because o f the seriousness
of )im condition.
“ Ile ’< ilmng very nicely at thl*
JACKSONVILLE, July 30-0P)
—The State Chamber of Com
merce In a compilation released
today reported Florida Power
pler/a
produced
USJNM-thousand kilowatt hours of electrical
energy during March; April and
Nay.
Fuel* were used to generate
I ll MURA SLUMP
froaal" tbo Judgo oakod.
tlMTl-lhouaand kilowatt hours
-Wart Florida,’* wM tbo anOAKLAND, N*b^ Jaty *4 . — and water power produced the
UP)__ Bualnoaa la lhi* 8widish remaining 0JWT-thouaand kilo
-Bow long havo you
community Is la 1U Batosror watt hour*, tha report said-
Ortro" tho Judgo waa n i l
-Oh, about 44 yaaro—
TREATED IN HOSPITAL
i
WPA Office States
’ sold Ko did not aipoet much
could bo accomplished before dayllght
Tha kfetgs said tha coating of
heavy oil wa* about 1600 feet
In circumference, which eaparta
said was "quits la n a " for
a
plans tha alia o f tbo dipper. But
marina man were unable to eugfast any other aourca for tha
llick, an oil coating such aa a
plans lasvaa on tha lu rfice when
sinking.
Tha slick waa found directly
on tho course of tho 16-ton fly
ing" boat. Ft waa sighted approximately 60 miloa west, southwest
o f tho position last reported by
tho clipper.
Cone Treated^
In Hospital At
Jacksonville
M M ltK R 289
Established In 1‘JOH
Dr. Stanley Erwin Re
ports Executive Is
Being Treated For
Circulatory
Upset
No Wreckage Of
Plans To Improve 1
Plane Is Found
Roads Are Pending,
Coating On Ocean Is
Located 500 Miles
F r o m Destination
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . J U L Y .10. I TIN
j
ili<* .ft|.tn* 4- ;i«lvanr« on
"►"'•L unt tlifji* i.iilit iry.htfodw
*r•4■* -4
iifn .iit il
ilit-y
had
m• .I <n< ii ,fii|iMiit>i* warsltl|)«
I I -.tel lx. urvl mt I'agn Thr««|
IV I). Darker, 72,
Dies Following
S e r i o u s Illness
I’. I> I'aihrr, 72,
V" ti > upettitur o f
tin*
fur
eight
I'in e h u n t
ii 'il 11iV here, diet 1 Ut Il 1:4
h»na
uti i iiioffiiog ut .soil oVIock N *
i. ».1 »•»: u seri<HM iiiti* SS Ilf only
a It■w (lay«. I lf hut been In til
1 M* Hi, howiivur, for over two
> l.H Ne
M1r. I'oik i’ r « i u bo rn In MurP In« - I•urn, N. f . on K'eh. 3. 1861
nntl L.ti lut’ii j re-iilent o f thla
I lly fur the pa-t |3 year*, mov
ing hi i e from New Smyrna.
Ill i widow, a daughter, Mrs.
IJiiinlon llruwn, and a grandson,
William llruwn, all uf Sanford
survive. Ainu three brother*, M.
IV. Parker o f Covington, Us., J.
ft. Parker o f P u rl. mouth, Va.|
W
C. Parker nf St. PctenbuiB
and a sister, lira. I. Chauncey
Mr i’kirn o f Nuifolk, Va.
Funeral services will ba con*
ducted nt tli*» Erirknon Funeral
Home Monday afternoon at 1:80
nVIock. Tho Itev, Paul Redfeani,
pa-lnr nf tin* First Methodist
f'lmreli o f which Mr. Parkar
was a mumlier. will
afflclsta.
llurial will be made in th#
7
ily plot in n cemetery in Ns
Smyrna.
With th# eate of property <•»
which
taxes
are
delinquent
scheduled for Monday, ttemimd.Cuunty Tax Collector Jnn I*.
1Inkins reported that hr hud eoliectad 63,239.47 in delinquent
taxes up to noun today.
Tha tax collector reminded
those who wish to pay their Uses
th ll Ua (Nflca will remain open
thla aftornlon until D:3t) o’clock
in order to glva the delinquents
Partly cloudy, acattarod «
an opportunity to have
Ihvlr
pro party stricken from lb* lut ere Sunday and on tha wart
bafo^" Jha m 1« Monday at 12:90. extrema south coasts tonight
LOCAL WE ATI
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1HS SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, H jPRIM
W ED NESD AY, J U L Y it , IM S
okoiits Trounce Daytona Beach 21 To 2 In Nightcap
a h Split Twin Bill
B y L o%ing Matinee 2-1
S a n fo r d
F iv e
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C rew
U n le a s h e s
Is la n d e r
Pou nded
B iff
Guns
M o u n d s m e n
For
19
A s
A re
S a f e t i e s
- Although 10 1 i n f the ma>in.r
*• the Daytona Beach [slinden 1
hp tha narrow margin of 2 i„ I.
iMS Lookottta allowed what *hev
•W U do in the nighlrap l.y hla-i
I* * out 10 hlta off a vents' I
;|iniill of hurleia a* they rhillud
O f that r largea t *eor# fur a mhiirh
MM
thli aeaann and ilowm-d
lalata 21 to 2.
'
Tilt Here Tonight
DrKamua bunted over Day's 1„b„ r
to bet in the flrit run of the inn I
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111 It. Miytre walked ami Schmid''
The Lookouts will attempt t«]
hit tn short to bat In anothrr run.' duplicate the 21 to 2 threshing
A wild pitch brought in UeRimui they pave the lalinuere In Day-]
and 'he Inlander! pilot eent Shintrtna Beach
lent night when the;
ba to the mound.
>nine from the coaatal city inShrnha wtf.ked Bob Pitman !<> vade the local hall park far a
fill the Vann and Rd Oavi, amgl-'l loop fame
tonifht
at 8:1b
lu scene Moore and Schmid'. Adi o'clock.
walked to fill the Aaaea anil HudBllx Donnelly In scheduled tO(
eon filed out to center to tcor* pitch the final game
of
the*
pitman. Htlth walked lu fill the three-game series between the;
bases again ilnd Jeli-r walkril *>» two cluba for the Inlander! while
forre in Havia. DeRamun singled Manafer Bill "Raw Meat" Rodf-’
to aeote Slith. S'an t'haikul * * ' 1era haa not announced hia starter*
aen* in to take over the hurling |,ut haa guaranteed to entertain
duller. Moore grounded 'o thud '*» the invadern with the beat ae*
furce Jeter and end the inning.
I lection of feat ball* and curves
In the aeeenth
the I>i-jW-ii * i nil hand,
added two more coun'era sml ''i
the eighth Sally Morton canir in
fioni left field to blank the In'-k
ouia in the eighth.
The local nine got lunar again
in the ninth, however,
Muun cf
to I’itman r-tarted l
Mrhnull If
around *ha bmaea. Suc<
Davla lb
Aria n
glea by Davla and Ada,
11udio r t
wild pitches, an error,
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In tha aecomt jfiime of tin *luu !
Wo header th** local nin** unlfu»!i< l
llo big guna and Ligliteru-il 1ti 1
n
lhre« runi for 'lit Lookout-*
fote the first out was made. Jeter
grounded out but Moors came up
to pole out another triple and
score Hli'h, making a total of
five runs fnr the Inning
The Islanders rallied to get one
run In the ninth on a double by
Turrekl and a single by Chaikut.
Moore lead Hanford's hit'tng
Mlith lb
J#t*r f»
U^ramiu *#
THE STANDINGS
To tal*
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M ertfagaa
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Jnval 2b
W o a n la k
Matthews, John J et ua to ( en
tral R.
Inv. Co.
Harris, R. K., as Trustee U
hirst Fed. Sav. A Loan Assn
Williams. T. F. el ut.. Lula tc
Bertha W. Terrell et al.
Shepherd, Jamea, sgl. to Krauai
Bros. Lumber Co.
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^BUSINESS SERVICE
1lud* In. i t t f r
SITUATION WANTED
WANTED TO RENT
IR RENT
1,
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rharkiJt I. Jatar 3. Murlun 1
HI ruck nut. by llrnlka I, Htafanl
3, Morion 1 Mila, off flrrtnka i
In 1 Innings 4 run*. Mtafank 1 In
I 13, 1 rum; Hhrnha S In 1-1 4
run*. Charkut I In I 1*1. S run*
Wild plirM*. KUrint, Motion I
P*a»*t I bulla. HI*#* X. Mr William*
lonalnir pllrhar, If rook a. Cinplrri,
LaCoynl and Kialtnar. Tint* nf
game, J IS
D A tT tiffA B M A tll
Morton M
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W n in ia k ■*
Nlrd ton cf
T u r r e k l lb
Htrrn r f
Day 3h
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Khroba p
T..U1-
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t. Hi It h 2. r h i r k u l .
Moor*
Two haa* hit. Turveki
Thr**-h#a# hlta, fr*r«mua. If nor*
2 Rltilin baira. At.*. Ilcidinrt.
i Imrkwt Narrtflrva. Dav'a poubl*
play*. Hlpfnnl and Turarkl; D#ramor and Htllh. MrWMIIam* ami
VVoaiilak Is* ft nn bna##f Manford
■ Daytona P*»eh t Una* on litlix,
MISCELLANEOUS
LEGAL NOTICE
N U T t r il TO
iT iT K
or
IR K D IT O H I
countv
rto n iu A .
or •m iNoi.M
You and m H i o f jrnu i r r tier**
by n o li f l * d and r*t|ulrv«l lu pr»*
• Mil
any
i la 'm a
and
dr.m.inda
which you, or r l l h r r o f fdU, rnny
havr .ngj(iii«t III* rata l# o f ft H.
ttOCKK Y. dreraard. late i»f m i M
t'minty, to (hr t'uiirtly Judg* of
Hrmtnul# Ciiunly. Klnrlcttv at hi*
nffltrr In th# court hmiae at Han
ford. Florida, within ri g h t mi en*
d i r mont h* from (ha ifala uf lha
flmt
piihllratlun nf lh!g nolle*.
Pat h cla im nr dn.iand tnuat b* in
writing, and mu#t a ta l* tha placa
of r * » I d * n c * and purl o f f h r ail*
ilrraa nf Hi# idairnanl. and nuirl
hr aworm In by t h r r l a l m a n l ,
n i * uI, or h* r a tltirnry. nr th#
pa in# w i l l brenni* v o i d a c c o r d rig
tn law.
Thla l « i h dav n f July, I t l l .
m rrii a . iu x ' kf .y .
Admlnfalratur nf lh# Fata l* of
K. R HOTK EY.
»a J t 11
. a — haitrii fur Al len In lib.
U ^ b a t l e d (nr ll ll lg aa in tth
Hanf.inl
0« »
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I lay tuna ll .n rl i
*11 *'>* 1“ * - 1
A -.U tv
Wu sniak I. Hhrubn 1.
iwtnnuia I, Hilih, Jaaal. A l i m ,
l i a r I. Murlun. Krrura, Iwin niii*.
Allan. ' IVuanlals
lluna bailer. In,
klcWlltlaina.
I ’llman.
Twu -ba aa
hlta. Wnanlnk. Jnval. Utulsn baaaa,
Htlth
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ntllb
Tr ia ls |il*r, Murlun.
Its )
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Java!. 10.(1 n
b a n s . Is n li i r il I .
I la > tuna lleurh 1 li as * nn baits
uff A t w a t e r I. Htirnbs 1. Hlrurh
nut, by Hhmba I, A t w a l s r 1 I ’m*
plren,
Kash nsr
and
I^C uun t.
T i m a ut gam e. 1:0 .
dreraard.
Th*
raior-back
hog famed
throughout fhe South la ■ direct
doc< ndent of hoga brought to
Tampa by Hernando Du Sota In
IMfl It ia reported by tha Du Sota
Exposition commission, gatharlag
authunlc data for uau In connaclion with tha celebration of tha
400th anniverrary of the landing
of that famud rxphirer, lo ba
hub! In Tampa Jan. 31 to Fab. 18,
next.
SIDE l
Kite, K. W. et ua.. May to San
Prod. Credit Assn.
— 2
Ht**n
D*ramu« 4, Httfanl 2, MrWllllama
I , Woinlak, PMman 1. Java! S
Rrror*, Morion. PHman.. Htrfant
JftV#l» Htlth Chark ut IDina hat
l# til n Pit nut n. I taramn* 4, Adi I,
HrhrnMt S. MrWIIlUmr. Davla 1
flmokn
R. E. Crop Lien A Chat. M tg.
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1*1 In* 201—21
Daytona ll~*rh
A ■*:*!■, Day
Classified Advertisements
MISSOULA, Mont. July 27. —
</PI— Old Mother Nature haa a
rodent control method that brata
anything yet devised by man,
I aaya 0. Neilann, ret.-her of near
1 Salmon. Idihn.
On a recent afternoon a heavy
i downpour drove all the gophera
from their holra on Nelleon *
ranch. "Then," a*id the farmer,
GAINESVILLE,
July 27.— "had atari ed falling and killed
Kenneth Willie, former IJnlver- all the pests.”
fity of Florida football atar, auffereil his fin t defeat in profes-1
winnaI baseball taut night a> ; seventh, Porter tripled with one
Gainesville dropped a 4-3 ileci* (' on and later scored for DeLand a
j second run of the Inning.
aion to St. Augustine.
In addition to hitting triplea
Willis, who had won aeven con ,
tests previous was relieved in the in two successive times at bat,
sixth inning after issuing three ! Porter shut out Orlando altar restraight bases on bolti.
The I placing Merit in the hot.
Saints scored twice in this frame
without a hit.
Weigle blanked the pace-set
ting (i-Men until the eighth when
they scored three runs to escape
a whitewashing.
Score by innings:
St. Aug.
001 102 000— A A 0
Quit Claim D «*d »
Dvorak, Mildred, *f1. to James Gainesville 000 000 030— 3 fi 2
Weigle and Mobley;
Willis,
McCutchcon ct al.
Young, W. B. el ut to B. bWheeler
S a lia fu tU n a
n a t io n
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th e T ir e
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M ortgages
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A farmer who a century ago
could grow five acres of corn
can tndiy, by the use nf mod»rn
machinery and ri|uipmenl plant,
cultivate and harvest >0 limes
Ibat much,
FOR DELICIOUS
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You get (hem all in . . . •
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S e m in o le C o u n ty
C ou rt R eco rd s
C o ld S m o k e P r o d u c t s
In s e c tic id e — F u n g ic id e — P l a n t
Foods
# Just briag out (Mural vari.
Warranty Deeds
Crntral Real EaUU Inv.
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pany to John J. Matthew*
MrCutcheon, Jamea, wiilr. to Mil■tretl livpraV
Riddle and Putnam, Inc, to C,
11. Olllfl et ux.
Brown, Mabel W. ft vlr. at al.
lo R. K. llarrla, aa Trustee
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Campbell’s Security
F e e d & S eed Store
A ND HONORS
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S a fe ! - - - U se
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W o u ld
By
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Of Black Case
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3. Ui* o f German and other safely at Carcrone, Yukon Terri lay*»l along wllh thr contrnvvr«ial
).| Hit' Vk.flkftH of i hi- tin •
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In
f i. t int I ti*-ii it
IM'.I
*»'•• f Jl* l«-w
from Henutor I'luuilo P«p|H-r
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( v ip u h iii- i
a rt*» .
minority language*, as well as tory.
o n c liu io n . nf the rommilti-r on
M " llltl Ih* tkllll if it job ui vain
If V
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a I1f l* . J* i|lT'H,,||
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♦ >||« |
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l S |ia m
m i .m w I n i .- , t h ,- s u r Catch, In postal and railroad
Anxiety for the I’rrniler xnd u.ln.inUtrativc law, which urn- County Atto.llry K F. Iloileh
\\l M.M.UI 1.31%a I *».'■ .!I a rn
<i| .1 it -- F
» lHi
un.I rtu^ficr Mill.- >l
i
. ! ‘t.|MihHi l l r i ) w r»MiIM
ff miii I.IMMI
I.immi
h . mill
.
der I'.iimu that while the I'M v
cervicn and publication of laws the party which include! Ihr attacked, ,by Comm.mioi.er Jerome
i i s , ' p m -1 111 U t* I I I V I H I I I I I T * O f o f Mi,
t H|l,)l
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mM vxith
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In German, Polish, Hungarian nanl E. ("Sell ’em Hen". Smith, N. Prank or, the Hecunt.e. ami, ,
lII >ii kill
- ' -.) | in.iMHi.Miiil m In iu* 1I Ib**n
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M
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Mf * f' ii m by
Li vtifMH I . i ii it, \\ i,
and Rulhenlan languages as,well New York broker, mounted a* En-hange Contmiwlon
^III IDI I hi I ..Hill f
TI ,1Hill il (or
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I k) !il
I.I inti
I tin*i t':t ■ iti|*t*i. 11 oft
W
uni li ti.iiMinili
ti,iimmui» J,1 iik 1
•Mills
I'll v\a- " ig m r aheml
Dfl
W ,m ailim H»
by the Wa.hiuitloi, office, i,
•a Cieeh.
illationhours passed and Ike party wa* (amatory."
•b'l IM»I |tit) 4I* 11mi1I*
| ohillli;
oik >
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In ( » n
r . peeled then* within the i
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unreportrd.
Trank
ha.
asked
that
the
cum
4. Any person can reject his
I hi* fnrt Mi,|t ti f; i n|H-rf v '-m i
lb M illi.l It* m
week.
! hi i Dtitiiiitinl
Miit nvilmnn
11 - h i i f I* it i"la i
till
The plane took off from here niiltre withdraw what he de
parents' nationality and profess
y
I lA ,J |* i i >\V11| MMI lit do Hi* .1 • t H i t M'.l in-f.itbiM n i i f ! ... .. 11.■i b .*x»' Mum
Senator Pepper promised ,
’i ,*nif *’ Uivrr f'illiif%t
lutt* . ml . i n i n „ rniniril - ivmiiI I "
another upon reaching the ag- nl S:12 l’. M. yesterday
for scribed ns a "slur" un Chair i f flee would eive the pniju l
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I Miikt.u , \V id b ii n
i%! JLitiyar»ubv yI M .llllk r t l* 'l liH .tl lltollf \ ll I |:iiut • in Mu' Lu y lt*»'iiM»"s Mi
of IS.
Jtnjau, Alaska about an hour'* nian William O. Uuuglaa of the the attention po..,Me utid th.,' '
I*tl 11'It I i\\ .||i| ||e»l |if. %t in biin 'b.ivyi-il 1 bin. ,,
••u rs fo r
l be
billion
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the
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5. Any group of SO deputies or
in hearing of the , SKC.
Li'n M» r anil .1lmI ,i th ti, l » uvithj -un rihimself, would Ktve the m t • ■
l*« ie|*|.o I ' i f . I, till! full* I tl»- 1 l1*
jiAile-.-,
mil
l
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lor
Jfl'H
The labor committee said thr his per.onul nteldion.
23 arnatora can call on the court landing w*a caused by lack of
dll ' I iik in I- 4.11 Itfili
.r.u.iMMi in x ®('by t uvv, ibi- ihir»* lllHtirr-4 -xiinl
■ii iui*
111*vi ,t Mm h, aiiM
in
rx •
Ion* un him« l t>
U*tit I. IV.
l«
of the conditution
to
ilcelde ctmmunkations facilltle* In thl* luhor board’s procedure ’’ is such
Ju-t ii'iH FI Ih mnl I III I *>■*1 -III.I
j|r Huushoider dec’uod tti-d
I II'til- , •,M
it
Laiilv,..
la*
loll Ii*'v i■i llieb
m'l'Hitio
I
d
in.
M'nw ItMb! mi/ "i' i t-fi t»*• . 3111 I lit •|! 111! l,k|tan. i i nti f . .1 Hu
that it cannut cummaml the cm- |1(, had also received notice I
............
whether any law la constitutional.1 far-north country.
I m |..I i i-p.-vnuc,
MD. i Ii -mM I V»*t*r
ify
afitl
tli-i
iiiuifini
idii in tiixiir.ii Mi. I Mb « I J I « bill
Premier MlUn Hodia and the
The party were r.porled to be fidenee of the public" and sug t)lr Atlanta headquarter, . f il,< faeU .iii.f hvMi*- *liitW iHi; U-* •1*1 j j \ uh It t Sl.nH-1
>*' |»r'ivimri:a
I Ii 'in:i- ^
t .11 M i l o mi Mio hi'ih f i | (
at rested amendments which would j>vf.\ that the hospital ptoj,. t j
vxtmh Viobitri" ||m* Cuiivl if ul mil Ml In IIIVdIxmI im ill) xva»
r
government were erUJclxed for «w»ittng weather
report*
It
i.i knowti tii.o , l.ti.ll tl k 1|•I.I 411 llfl Mil • I d iio, J11 (
l,«nkM
n
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' "observe the traditional require- had been rereivnl mil would I,.permitting publication of such Carcruaa before continuing,
* 1- un Mi I m
ll«
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n i i Ul
III* il'.l I) I III- ■* Hill »•! ■
I menl* uf fair play, guarantee an g(yrn the closest attention,
1 In in' *i j'» • I lH*'ii • ♦‘•onio .....ft t
Ul I.t It. Mt
t mneo’s
» * h*.I III-',. ) |i/III |V|U*IHI>UI I 'ilX r v ) ilr J i | | i | i u r f l ( |ti I ,| Id JUl * I d flu !
an “ insufficient answer” only a j
"
I'lukiik ilk' \ U.llIM' | II I At -I, till , ! *'
h e | M d | m i I I | k ia l (III -Ml l i t t r n i
• X* l
I " Hl lti iin l
Ibrrt
I Impartial hearing, and give to tie la-fore being foiwnrded -■
l t *| mi
day afttr
announctmerd
thnt
h.i,l it b. tftiiDiui', ,i u i d vv Mi
Uibli .1 o f Mo ..Hih i «1st v in ,1 |n* i
U (m' i imiI I yrnt -x il m iu nt tax*
J the employer and employe alike Washington for apptoval.
Viscount Runciman, former pree- ( » t n e W f l g n e r K i l l e d
in r1ii n v , Mm ii u •I'*!tii'ii1
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t
«
1i.it)i
-mil
i'
pavkae* . m I
Ib*1 Mui|'b\ C o m p o s e r O f F a m o u s
the right uf
presenting rum\ fir'd irpteeentu*lve from
■Ill :i 1i'll W'llill rt. IliV*' HI' weir |uirl mi full
kdent of the Brltjxh Hoard of
In
A u to
C o llis io n
plaints."
Atlanta office of the I'WA '> 1 I f ) 1 iH'ifTilt htlllMlik! tilt-. l*i til. I i h ' vm *1 jit i Im* ( . « f Ii1a y» nf < I m Ad 111nVhI.'i I fi.i all iti bfMi'i'it
Trade, will come to Prague a>
M a U lt* S t u ijr I ‘ a s s e s
____________ ___ _
n-d Hanford a few day, this w, ' iiiy-tl.- y t,f i, m*-in(hi1 \ ui' Hi nil*) r* i Ii* - ll *,41 Itllliilai y iti j i l f D.Ii, 9lit
mediator and advlaor In thKrkwiutw In Hanford of
Gene
_______________________________ ,,n
la-half of the project; \l, Itrf Mtr»* Hh'V :»t«
lit,'
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Rude ten-Cieeh minority dispute , Wa(tnrr> t3> will regret to learn
| If s. ti'ITifniMi fXIltolt Id.I |
11i\JMIN, lull JH
t/ln Tha
llousholder slid, adding that l>
IH li"
v
ill it |ill III ft* lliiri Ii if1 i »( 1n% i i i i
that still holds a xmouldsrIntt of ,„.r dfSih in , n BUia collision
»*■>♦* xxIm, w fi,
Mtf
famouA
utgeil the County to prep t- wiixi-<i utttl wuhmL
ll* im i ll* (vi* n it tl n l mi liiili^ i,f r»fii!..
In-I,| by iti*«Slit'i*
' threat of hostilities.
nr, r j „ p * r> Kla.
on
Sunday
i*.
TI
m* Kiilimi<! iidIu I iv
ift*
'
other worthy project, ami submit
I '! Ik XV ll unit "It's A l.ufltfe
tf.it
i .i ifi-vi-I t(i Mu-' iiu*Min intoF It 1.4‘uHifiinuit,
u•
•**k
»•(
Thr
government'!
minority night. Three other person* were
liki* ii mi ii (ltiwi‘r,
Hi**»i iu*vi*
I
■
Way
I d 11111 mi1icir y 11 divii
them for approval.
itii
i i l a ' f v i iiiijn Inul I...... . . . I hi* t iri uil t'u ui t m» Ihuli- ( ■ n
statute, approved late Tuesday j hurt In the arridenl.
|l is contemplated that an id"’- ,gr*»w &inaIn r »•*< h
tD.l i> iik Hit inMH.*huin. Fiu'I aiil!*
..ii
Mu* fur** i.f tin' nit III, bin vn-' l y , n|tgD-nIn| hr it- fr u m uit o n l » '
:i, A ll.ltI II 1n^r.-illy JIltrD'llIIH
by Ih* Inner political committee. The Wagner auto collided with
lion of the frrrholilers *v I' !>•’
It till- :tl»*- eif till
ib rnl ni-iil iji -1®*' *. inuiiy ®m ki't'l* ibri'rMiHF b»tn ii» i *»m i i * ri-*'» iri
o f thr cabinet, was offered by a car in which two men. were rldcalled jUat a.
as B|1proVi,l at Ie#rulin' u luiHuli ti.i u .itl> in Mu nun hitii'i y
II. vx i • -Lu!.
fish hhIyx*
i'"W (but
1*« Mir
S u i i i f i »'l i u »i »| i »u y Im I ’ 1*.
Hcdia at the b^sla of next jng. •These were Identified as
\duihinl.
is given the project.
i,4-i)| vvliti
t»4-ruii1«< ii
HrilUh
lu-ir. T I u l N I lift* liriMiil •*X|ili»lia
Hint
I ’A ’tH »U\in,
i l f l r r a M»n|*b\
ut
ami
fur!
ur
in
r
t week's
scheduled
negotUliorm the pair previously holding up
4.
Auteqwbilr
Declaring tint he expertrd U,e
I v iii li-v i!l«‘ Im u.llui) i Hr IijiI bit'll
>i ii nf Miir r (inuftlrt)
law villi',
Ihll
III
II
pi"
appeared, faced
' with Menlein In the presence of i a nearby filling*station.
PWA to
I»*4
M ii'ii
im
Fireman R. T. Thomas is con- _____
. render a favmnble de,,
ill ft<r runiii tint.
I Mi «un«?t dim
j u l,»I
i tjI*>
t - in
,, un*!
MiriHH"r*«urily
r*B^Mii w hay HMr
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wagner finod to his homo Jus tu UInr-u. sion, Mr. Il,,u«h<-Mer pointed out ductii-ii. an.| l l l { i * rt i *i | o f f t u ft
I lMllRHfS ('M l M l* d*M
Lord Runciman.
L i e u t . l l u t T i u u n Is
ul Mm* mo.i (M.pulur Mi tlu* 20th
and a sister, Francis warn taken
that no objection had been
nfiMiry* Im lii*Ik
tiiiu furtuiiA
G iv e n R e c o g n it io n
to Valdotta where they were
£i(14J fmiii' iiii41 tut iiiihlblierx
County Clerk O. P. Hernd-n and, therefore, the chance, arc
d
h
““
"
—
*
(M'liAiifiinl It ii ti In I lif*. H-iyitiK tha
ha* been III for th* past several the project hue hen viewed fav
Tin* r uiik uf F i r s t l.b*ul. W i l
were
removed
orably.
day*.
'»; *f ’‘artiiiilly Im Iin-iI a’li-i tha
bur
||m( fm;t(tf
of
Wednesday to their
fictr nf II cadiiuut'i-rs Company, v »r **
Gainesville.
A new filing cabinet has been
I’JIlh Infantry, Florida Nall' nut
Mr*. Wagner,was born and
L
Installed In tho office of Judge R a d i o P r o g r a m T o R e
CHICAGO, July 2H.- With the mien ,.f the Han end alwayn wilt Guard* here, has la-m irrogniXed . N a v i t l C a t l t ‘ 1 K i l l e d
reared in Sanford and wa forlu„nd
they
must
lie
rmoved
R. W. War*.
G i v e n O n R a i l r o a d s tt,do mc uu-,i) iif nig raiulidalm
nn valid hy Ihe Wa, lie part men',
marly MU* Lott!* H am id.
ftoiti office," ll. J. II,uwo. in, according
W h e n I ’ lu iu * C r a s h e s
Tho Sanford Novelty
Works
lu
Ihe
A»"'**a,,-d
In an many llistricls in Indiana
Emmett Milton
Rogers and
was compiotely deatroyad by fir*
A program entitled "America Who oppone nix inrumbenlx fur lunial leprenenlalive for lotlie •*- Tress.
ileelnri-d, "The torn we have ,-n
Queen Sheffield o f Bonfurd were on Whoele" will he praoen'-d
I'KNH.Vl ill.A, July St- (A3 —
o f an unknown origin this aft
The recognition, which foil»**d
married yesterday by
County ovor tho blu’o net work » f th* fleclioo to the Coiled Static ilurned are strung
l.iwn-nc#
D.
ernoon. Tho works, on* o f tlu
,
.pro
. pull,-ills
.
,uf. i|fitness lev's hy lomrilc of the Aviation rath-1
Tuwnn.nd^ Neliunai
.......... .
and funuunu-ntiil l
OTl0y am| nuii.-nul guard I'uni,. 23, Hatlinglon, South
Judge R. W. Ware,
largest In central Florida during
National Broadcasting Compuny Color r i " ,
{ieadq lurleru Imt opened
the! prineiple* of th- Townsend I'lao
Lhu-e recog,uxe.l ( arulina, win Vilh-il at the naval
th* ponk o f Its operations, was
tonight from 8.00 to 8:30 ■>'*'»**
Tuwn.eend victory; Each ha* pledged hlmm-lf
dual status o f ronimUstoited air stutiiT, wlu-n
A permit has been granted according to an announcement way for «
his
piano
In Tooaday’s Herald R wo* srowned by V. P. Collier hut bad
not boon In full operation for roneouaiy repoeied that tho Llty John Martin to erect n frame received Thursday from Georg* which will attract thr attention sigi. ‘uii the doltnl line’ if m-i-d L-ffirero of the niili'nry force ( ■ra-Jo-d i,ltd horn d t-nli,y,'
Commlsaion refusod to tdko ac- garage at 104 Cost Eighth Hired Rollins, division
- I.tinn was alone in a torpedo
superintendent of the whole Nation, arcoriling In- in rrrnuve any possible duuhl Flotilla and officers uf ihe United
tu U. J- llrown, ritliiuial rrpre- us lii his loyally lu the Town Stales National Guard.
type training pi me when it hit
A atreng wind from the south lion on a request by Cotton MeUi- at on caUmntod tost o f |I00.
of th* Atlantic Coastline here
Other
officer*
gaining ih'- tiie lop of the Initracks at Cora
m t all (imt saved tha homes on *r. hand o f tha Mather Fomhurs
Featured on the program wdl aenlative fur Indiana. Confident nvrnl legislation."
The rndursed randidalen and recognition wrri- First IJcut._i.u- ry Field after taking off from
First fittest and tho late ns* beat Company, to reduce tho tax asbo broadcasts from a railway that th- Indiana Tuwnxmil or
o f tho conflagratloo aveo then ■ossmont on tho McLandor A r
yard and from o moving freight ganic at Ion in now numerically the inrumbenta they are op gene D. fiimmons, 263lh I '-a-' the tutvy's land Held.
ts building whleb ho anid ho
Artillery, Jacksonville, an.I ‘ apt
threaten *d.
'
The plane cut through th* b*rtrain. W. M. Jeffers, ■president Strong enough tu elect a full posing for re-election arc:
uposed to purchase -If tbs Com
Gturg* W. Gillie of the Fourth James A. Fort, Jr. Lake Wales.
nekv and cuUght fire, l.unn,
o f tho Union Pacific Railroad, Towrt-rnd slate tu Ih* United
. Tho build lag coa tained a large mission sow fit to redwo* tho onThe Antlers, >t Ih* Elk* Clnb wBI deliver o short address. John Staten Congress, Townsend Na ItUtrirt, to replace Jamrn I
trapped V. th* wreckage, waa
•■Mowt of oqutpmout and lumber
Wednesday night, held n diecue- B. Kennedy will bo the narrator tional Headquarters has gone Fa,ley; Forraat A. Marne** of L a r g e B o b C a t H u s
lead when ,-xtrienUd.
fcut It could not bo Mtlmoted ot
Tho Commission'decided to ra xion aw n pragma* Joint meet
on record as endorsing Ih) can the Fifth District to replare
and
master
o
f
ecremonirs.
UrnJhiM tho exact n to o t o f th*
te* tho amassment from |U.- ing wOh tho Now Smyrna chap
B een A dded T o Zoo
didacy of six men, all of whom Glenn Griswold’, Noble A, John
GETS 11Kt'ORATION
« to fMJkOO, Indiratiog that ter o f Antler* la lo p Dm her.
or* pledgrd to support the Town- son V. the sixth District tu re
’ th o Mae* ODO o f tho la m
MONEY
FOR
IIEAHST
Ibis would ho comparably In Un*
fiAN
F’H A N n s r o . July 28—
place Mrs- VlrgbV* Jenckee who,
Band legislative program.
Father A. B. P**k, U. C. Wa
A larg* bob cat ha* hern reto * r m . l year*, dm * threogs 'f with other* on P in t Street.
i-V, - t’olonel Andrew 8. Rowah.
it
will
bs
remembered,
won
fame
The
endorsrnirnt
of
these
six
ter*,
and
Horry
Thunion
***h
cetvad
from
th*
Orlando
xou,
xuWASHINGTON, July 28.-MY
i l W ' X t o t l*M*d N l y g short
spoke to tho (Iwb ea tho growth —The Internal Revenue Bureau Mr.lidxtrs wan mad* official by of a sort by urging that tbs porlntandent of Park* James 1. HI, who threaded hi* way through
th# flm aftuad rapidly
I ’uhan Jungles with 1'resident Hoo
f
tho
Aatlora
decided y eater day that WUilnm a special bulletin sent to all famous Washington cherry tree* Houghton announced Thundaym Dm kolae*
Several report* war* heard In- Randolph Haunt, tha publisher, (lobe In Ike - 1)1*1rleta concerned be tut down beaux* they were It was u n t her* through the e f Kintey’s “ Meesagc to Carols," ,
was decorated yesterday by tho,
S Z A T T L *. July,
The eluding n i ismWary o f activities had bora ovar-asaeased 1212,738 with thru* candidacies and all presented to the Capital City by fort o f Dolmar NUholson of O r
Cuban Government.
A. report h raptial gains for ibso. The hu Club members w«re urged
in ha
t» Japan: Otrpld land's
Puetfk Meethwrath fs r a t fir* daring tho onwonor.
-------- ii^ lilln a m g w
was given o f [ho houoo porty
Although
called
o
bob
eat,
Mr.
Srvinth
District
D
replace
Ar
effort
to
Insure
the
rra* add tha gain reported H
Ion of the men named. They. Ihur 11. Groanwood; Charles F. Houghton assorted, the animal
D o ^ Mtlftod hoi ^ J t y Tls^U e at Daytowo I w i k torty In
tho tag return bod been found to
A report
was
also b*
Warner In tho Eighth District looks more like a Canadian lynx
Incumbents who. It
erroneously
Partly cloudy, scattered
A eta foot blaek make was
determined, earnot be won to replace Jobrv Bo*hoe; Clifford
1-ong in tho Ninth Diatriet to *l*o donated to tho Zoo by E. C. era Friday and on eoulkoaet end
xopport the Townsend Plan
lewis, Jr Ur. Houghton added, extraara tenth coasts tonight.
Congicftmen ora one- ri piste Eugano B. Crows.
F o r
k.
Air Raiders Bomb
1>nv;ilist Bridges
« ll» r r
Pepper Pledges Maturity O f Nation Seen
As Cause O f Depression
Support To New
H osp ita l Plan
L. *
(omnium] To Leave
Cities ( hi 1 nngt/.els
Mncle \s .hip’s War
Marliine Advances
el
i’i> . ,
i. .
i. i. .i
. I to
in . .I
> - l
\
I
|Uirti*an* of one ida** u* agalnat
the other ami the result must1
be to intt-nulfy etas* antagoniam**''
ploy munt
*t *\
I.
ION l . i w r i ’ l i i e
-I
( 'n h i l u n ( ' l i e e k s R e b
reiiolutioii
sharply attacking Salt (inmany
for "liiiririnuriat ion" apiimil 'Maw
abiiling ritiz» ,«
sul ly because
Prim* Minister Neville I'him of thru rac**. r»'ligtun or |udltiberlain, above, In a recent parti- rnl opinion*
.m .n liry utterance
porlray-.l
Tin* c o m m i t te e
said the H j *
Urral Britain in the role of »ur- lirctti' I yuit nlmoiy had refuaetl
{m il for Europe'* HU anil inli to rule i it Black's eligibility .mu!
lrtnt«d a dnirr that the Untied
mldr.l Hut the resolution »;a in d
state, become a comuiiunt at th- Nazi (in many
mil within the
Featured by the tentimony of
operating table,
|inrvii*w of (In* association.**
( ’haii man \ K Morgan with Hun«
A committee of the American!
vrn m e rit !u*t y e .if, the m v e s t ig a t ia ii
liar Afcsoeration last night
df-t
Hoffman, left, wliu recent U
scrlbe*l the New llealN Social He- * ^‘Ul *
»•
riirkty Act us "ineptly drawn in I he min ute *, One of the illrril*
and saiit the National Labor Ke- witrien* 'land.
; tatiorvn Hoard anil it* s u b s i d i a r y 1
W ord Received
From Hepburn
A lla y s F ears
Prompt Evacuation
O f Civilians From
Hankow Is Ordered
Buddhists And
M o sle m s Clash
In Burma City
ri.rvF.ieAM >, .ini? i*a. - or>
—The Amenrari Mir A smm>c9i *
lion's r e ‘t.il,it lorn cummitlfe t o
day
to spiimv* a r?*olirthifi wh»rh would hnvr the* or*
gamzutinn «)k tin* I nitrtt S iam
Supreme i Hurt f**r information
art the ‘Vhgiljility ’ i f Associate
Justin llug>* I HI (irk.
Thr* fiinimnt ** i*J*m» dUap*
S ta tu te
PR A H A .
Ciechelovnliln,
July 2 8 — ( A P ) — Thn governmen* transm uted today
to
ltd autom om y— seeking Sude
ten Germ an m in ority n d raft
o f law la y in g down a bn.ten
fo r territo ria l
nelf-admini,.
H
°
T h e proposal would m o d ifyj
th e country's adm in istrative
organixatlon for provinces, ill*-'
tricta and communes.
Ural ex
planation*
accompanied
the
tranamittal of the draft, details
of which were kept *ecret. Be
yond acknowledging receipt of it,
leaden of the Sudeten German*
made no comment.
It wae learned, however, that
the highlights of
the draft'e
provlalona provided:
1. All natlonaJIala within the
■tale to have equal rlghta, regardlna of nationality, race or
religion.
Z. Minority representation in
all nallonal anil local administra
tion) on a proportionate bails,
thereby giving the Suddens 22
permit of the poets In the gov-
O f
o k
E lig ib ili
B e
A s B a s is F o r D is c u s s io n
On
P R O B E
Q u ery'
C zech
No Comments Are
Made By Germans
T Io d z a
T o
C O N G R E S S IO N A L
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T H U P S D A Y , J U L Y 4 8 , 1M8
Herald
Europe’s Discontented Masses
In spite o f the fa ct that the recent Improyemen'. in
the Wall Street stock market is atTihu Ird by financial
writers to a general lessening o f the war tension In Eur
ope, fundamental conditions’ underlying Europe's complex
relationships remain ns frough’. with the possibilities of
war as ever.
1
—
A le x a m ie n -lV N o rw , writing In the New York Times,
.-ays that unquestionably one of the influences wh'ch ha*
helped the financial and business sentiment in this coun
try has been the subsiding of apprehension regarding a
European war. "It should not be forgotten,” he declares.
" I ha-, the stock market in particular reached Its low level
bn the fieri(si at the end o f Mnreh, when Germany's seizure
o f t Austria and dash with ( zcehoslovakfa seeded to
threaten n general European outbreak.”
"Events o f the past two or three ijeeks", he continues,
"have pretty clearly suggested that the*most truculpn*. gov
ernments are as much afraid of general European war as
are their supposed opponents. To the extent that immedi
ate fear of such an overwhelming calamity has been dimin
ished or removed, natural economic forces will have at
least the chance to come Into play again.”
0
S T R A N G E A S I T S E E M S — B y J O f IN H I X
fft-1»thee; proof adirreo tbt
It is in’ eresting to note, however, that whereas in
America, far from the scene of European intrigue, stocks
are climbing; in Germany, where there must be a better
under' .Hiding o f present day developments and a clearer
vis.... of the immediate future, particularly as H regards
the |s,ssiliilities o f war, stocks have Itecn precipi.ately de
THURSDAY, JULY 28, 193*
clining. “The week's stock market here opened with the
heaviest collapse in prices witnessed in the five years of
VERSE FOR TODAY the Nazi regime” , says a dispatch from Berlin.
E a sy T erm s!
Ro&Tmt
blown
Merrill * l hr
Mr. Lippmnnn points out that ever since the world
TW JBIOOJ1, h golilrn ball, Itain^s depression began in 1!I28, the pol'cy o f every government
affected by it has been to decrease the production o f
fc*, fatho l b .
AH. . all of brauly
vm* hltfr wealth and thus to lower the general stnndard o f
living.
dreamed
, , r,
At first this was accomplished by ta riff bnrriers, imi*>rt
to us in wings uf tun quotas, monetary controls and government monopolies.
W U l dor. It mutter that thu day Since H itlers advent to jsiwer in 1DIW, the conversion of
wraith
into armamen's
has further
lowered
living
waa hard,
That Work seenuM irksome, dutiri standards.
;
manifold
This lowered stnmlnrd o f living, the fact
that
the
never-ending. Now let time
|ieoplc
do
not
have
as
much
to
eat
and
wear
as
they
did
Htanl
formerly, nnd are hearing an increasingly higher
'ax
burden while they have to do without many o f the things
iheyancr.now,
Is-t while
nur wear!
TooUfaps,
flute which they desire and need “ is the primary cause o f the
revolutionary tension which grips the people* and their
•tty wto| hold
rulers. Euru|)c Is like a crowded room in which the win-
■ay homo I Sturdy framer, and a choied
of loop wearing covering* 1 *
ief^ftHpA#oftttMfc
W
WOfJJCC£MVt ptAPHl/X
won WrtH ft MIK'OVtR/
t-M / k d e e p le c h jc e .
*
limJrtireri' fkd/BSSO
the "drad started In work tin It.
was unfolded
"For (he null 20 years Chamion for lh« pidliun spplk'd liim-rlf to the
immense tusk of deciphering the
instating this Ilosellu Slnnt-'k marking*, rentproved In he inng almost immediately what
Strange a* I possibilities llu<y held.
8.00(1 yesrsl Thin, in IH22, he was able to
n history re- announce the results of his work
work hy one t„ the French Arsdetny of Scl»
French enre. Through this key, other
hieroglyphics were easily trans■'rench officer| luted nnd Inday n more comproly of RoaelU' hensite picture of ancient Egypt
the alone w a s has Itecn gullied than otherwise
Nobody cnuW would h>VB Iman .pesMt|le«i rftt%q
| of U until,
Tomorrow! Th« oolkor « U
f
are reborn, this moment mu.l
M <fa' |t matter thnt the day
—• fid long,
r that 111 discord, «Vr rrs"lv.'t!
In aongT
MARJOKIK KNAI‘1*.
E a sy T erm s!
jr
*
».■
This Charming Poster Bed Suite
Three I’ieow, So Inexpensive At
iryriaingly aiadarata price fo r thrao
an
quality.
A itaicc of moplo or wolwwl
fiaiilt—splendid fnrnitoro. gnoranlood
to ptsoso Ik* aeeot discrimiaaling taste.
diampQlUon lir t j os k* w n tt.
• Tamp* merchants aie sending
**t 30,"(10 pledge rat I, agn'Cat
gambling. That’s 20.IHSI more
than vro reported thr other d.iy.
D a n ie l
W A S H IN G T O N
D A Y B O O K
W ill
Hy PfIEHTON 6kOVF.lt
N—The yoke of ties. Whole Hartley prater* said
Democratic pa:iy . “ Roosevelt
wants
(turk ey."
voice of the f'rcsi Chandler posters retorted: "Kenited States.
i lucky wants Chamller.''
same agrcrnblc | Tha1 sharply p inlrd up the
vrn though Mr. atgupymla mule ty critlcH of Ihc
. President’*
primary
invaulrn,
{that primary rleetkinB are iDklof th* Democratic ■Ij a date affair. In pre-purge
party would fight for hia loyal , daya that was ' emphitiietl by
Senators.
(another heart of the Democratic
tjivrr dor* Mr. Boosevrlt seem j party, Postmaster Oenciat F ir
Senator Vandrnluirg says PresIN A P R IL O F 1882, the s'.camcr City o f Hanford, en I
< kttnt Roosevelt seeks a third
; term, to which ttrrutor I’rppir route to Jacksonville front up the river, was burned nt an
. retlle*, "8o What 7"
early hour in the morning o ff Point l i t Vista, a shor' dis
tance from and in sight o f the city. This disoatcr crea'.cd
he new governor of Trass
succeed In bringing W k lots of excitement and attracted a great deal uf attention.
rlly, he ran at least sing Eight lives were lost. It happened on a Mundty morning
i sleep until thr depression when no tluily paper was scheduled but before noon “ Th e lea but a* hrad
was all right for the King
ggisod to visit France, but
rehK belli-vc the war scare
Wepc 1* over unlit he takrs
Sito Berlin.
sp happy as whrn he ran ru. 'ley.
‘I T '■,llhou'
" he dld | An the President left for his
at the LatonU race tr*,k at Cov . torab,nation vacation and potIHUlglor, K y, In hi. effort l0 rescue I rd enl|
th. ■‘Koomvcll luck"
Senator BerWey from Jhe
htro , ftlul.ott. The .lock
of Covernor Chandter.'^ot .since (marke, lh, t
M„ e d sicken
louse of Ijinl* in lingbeginning to discuss the
Illy of making a few to
rments on the British war
' the United Stiles. The
gla to bis that they may
Borrow some more money.
J1®
/ °r iMW all rpring took an upward
peHdc*! h*|ll» W n *o lAvioaS. t,p0r| inj ronthiurd to climb.
The President' U .at Ain .W PkT^Uigs like that happen to
lag peak when*# has a «n»S*B>e; t ^ d e n t Roowv.lt. lib Itinerary
fw t Mm Pitched (o.polH UaJnd r ( ,u U t , atop „ Coco Solo. IvS A N F O R D
T W E N T Y
Ik Miami • former PittsMinces man insists ho
1,000 for a fin,500 bustkt's nothing, we .-an re*
when a fellow hr re in
Wald 13, ITS,000 for |3«S
V acreage.
Mr, and Mrs. W. A- Raynor
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
U. E. Squires, went to Curonado
Beach this week to spend some
timeMr. and Mrs. It, C. Chamberlain wera at home a couple of
Curfatt In her talk before
days from Daytona Beach, re
inky <1ub Monday gave enturning Wednesday for mother
■g indication that lha
month.
'Club and the women in
Our mall man. F. U On-voa,
are going to see la it that
f of the lake front between fa enjoying hi* annual .vacatlofl.
•Land Sanford Avenue la Mr. Craneon fa subst'tutlng tdr
lo became part uf an *ven
Ur*. Q- C.
'•> latest treuble-sheoter
'Banetmsn, farmer bead
kantbsr of cemmerea, or
Ml equivalent, lie Is to
T w o Sim ply C.orgeoi
A Sail* ion'll
t l ■ grit*
e«n
afford I Two durmiagfy damifnoJ, wall
mod# pioco* of fiao faraitaro, fir for
• R lffS ~
h re f now 1 know in par! events, the tension has not been relieved.
(M f U lH f
Rag. U. R Pot. Ol
UNIQCXE
t i VJOftKII
Walter l.ippmann. w riting from Paris, his headquar
■ F K 'IF N T
T IIIN 'Is
HLAD: her new wt> n»» ters on a several months' visit in Europe, says “ Beneath
dmlily; tut lh< i the maneuvers and the accommudatiuns on the surface of
It grows worse
I (hall I know ever «from
month
to
month.
It
grows
worse
because,
given the
im known. —t C»r. 13:1?
perpetual threat of war and the character o f the revolu
tionary regimes of Central Europe, every government Is
driven to take a course which makes the ordinary life of
CONI'KMT
lie people more difficult and more dangerous.”
toctoofa^a pfareyd .!"**?• far reply.
MeDougsl
YEARS AQO
charming daughtofs Attnlen of
Ft.
White
re tu rn e d h o m e
Wedmeday -after
•> afaaaerft
vreok vtailing kin folk* M 9 ,i*
^ „ t.
int'a •• e-going phytklaa, has
ward for tha Pn*Uk|ft oast,
t wy* when tha PmUent la
talthy, rested and defat aomeJng he ilk*, he has -bouare.'*
certain mental resilience and re
tonsiveo*** Wbich fa abegenl
fa*n he I* •>hausted, Ha 'hod U
fairly
E asy T erm s!
For Your ‘Tasty” Dining Room
Seven Smartly Styled Pieetn
Dialog Room Salto 1* a raat '
_g
.”
It 1* well de.igaed, ..re fa lly
g j f
\
P
aad aicely flat. bed. Rich W a t - X B j j ^ H
|
veaeers, leviahiy employed, c r «s t e * * ^ R * B t D
beeatyl Esteaefaa tablo sad
Benjamin Franklin Invented bi
lr w u r , . Roowcv.U focal ■prelacies and George Wash
ington wo.' one of (he first to
adopt them.'
Ma n i l a ; p . t , July «7— (aa
-pUea of , Japwcae (fag* .to
rfc«rth service* and worship of*
Aspanes#-made magea war* re
ported in Uu Babuyan lalomfa of
the PhUlippln* gnjup by Elpidlo
V*
V I
H a tc h e t
NOItRIf', Tcnn., July 2 7 -d P lIlanirl Donne, great-great grratgrindson r.f the fronUrrsma-i is
going to hunt be.va with u de
scendant of an Indian Iri’.e with
which his fam ius ancestor often
waged war.
Boone, n Nashville attorney, it>
cepter) the Invilati n of Amonrct
Srituoyah, dCecrmlaiit of a rhelnkr« chieftian, to Join him this fall
in a hear hunt in the (treat
Smoky mountains.
In making plana fur the hunt,
.Sequoyah, a coUfcg* graduate, ex
plained:
“The Oierokees liked Drone.
Fought him in Jtolllt but always
found him .valuable ' friend in
peace. Indiana raptured Boone
few timea but oevey haitnrd hint.
Uked klm too much far that.*
Jap Flags Wave On •
Philippine Churches
pk. Koes T. Mclntlre, tha Preel-
to Mr. and Mrs, W. T.
•Y Friday, July U . a
1 tfaL
M. M. Lard went ,1c
rilla returning July t l.
w
it;, s e t : .isp .-'ffite »>•*>»«»' i“ »■
■fa, his cemihendatiBn'- o f the
low Deal Sweatoib was ee re*
tgotimd ,thm .fay vompwiMM with
to speeches In tUMpciy they
eftnded Ifa* damning with faint
has
bought a fine rvsw' hers*.
t
Mr. Maycda fa a .guest , i the
Japanese Hotel in Daytoav again
for sema time.
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Mon rut and
UMlo daughter are at Uay’ ona
Beach with M nw Monroe's par
ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan.
t^asMeni know, that. JtU VtyM-
lE o c n c ,
B u ry
(too*
to
Japence#
I Aftoa kfa kvrpsciioa trip to Uto^
fafayu*. ~tha toeretary recrm-i
ine^ed a more rigid patrol « f
Repairing
Diamond Setting
• I
i- A lin
** - e
A New Trim Breakfast Set
, Five Fiore*, \».rj Hpecigl A l
Ft** pfaees, Joel the set for yew
B r ..k l..l MM* er fee tk. saUR D i# - | l
etta.
This '(.WrefUagly stylml wto fa
I W
'■
t
,
f
. M . r
avaifakfa i. v#rU»«* attractive
< o l.r j£ _ |
M
•
dfftots, with eealrwetiag gejar trim*‘
-•« 4.TJ jjrL.V'-
Mta* Ruth Qarfaott ftom Al
toona was visiting at th* llollday’s Tuesday and W#dr»
turned Monday- from *
and lift Thursday morning
tha pact feast,
,■ <
Daytona wh*re she will, visit n
Mibfack la
h r.
of Maury Maverick
U r faughtsr. Mrs. J. J9
- greet g victory far ' Th* young folk*, had,a pink;
cMi ^ - W oUm .
Wkefa
Wednesday at Root Springs, J- mmn I > JwdmenvUfa,
turning late and claimlag to
H i, and fare 1 . jlf e
Jtfvo had * Tin* dayof lachfaart have rest
ffr* tfe
fafa* EtH
Bideett
Holkkj, , l,h
ef
EnterpNae.
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T, J U L T V , 1938
A n d P e r s o n a l Activities
KEY, Society Editor
Telephone 148
O V IE D O
THURSDAY
There will he a meeting of the
Townsend Club at H.on I*. M. at
the Welaka Building.
FRIDAY
The Phllathea Class of
the
Pint Presbyterian Church will
hold a picnic supper at
HanUndo Springs at O.OQ P. M. *
TUESDAY
The business and social meetlr>j of the Daughters of Wesley
Sunday School Class of the First
Methodist Church will be held
a* tha church *nn»x
at 8 00
• ’clock. Mrs- Quinton Brown and
her group will be hoatesses.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA'
C ir c le
Social Calendar
2 * * * v, * J
Albert D. Stine of the U. S.
Navy ha* been spending hia vaca
tion with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. I). Stine, In Oviedo. He
left -Wednesday
morning
for
Greenwood, S. C. where he wil
vinit hi« aister, Ml*. J. A. Mc
Kinney, before going on to Nor
folk, Virginia, where he wilt
meet his ship, the It. S. S. Ar
kansas, and tail for Cut a for a
short cruise. Mr. Stine saya the
Navy just can't be heat.
Mrs. Frances Stine, who is at
tending Southern College and will
receive her Bachelor of Science
degiee soon, spent the week-end
with her family in Oviedo.
FINAL
CLEARANCE
OF SUMMER READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY -
OUR STOCK IS UNUSUALLY
LARGE AND-JN-ORDER TO
REDUCE QUICKLY WE ARE
SACRIFICING
Mr. B u m Garner of Atlanta la
the gueit of Mis. W. F. Gamer
for a short time.
W. J. Gamer of Brewton. Ala.
arrived Wednesday to visit Dr.
and Mrs. Wade II. Gamer for
.cru el day*.
Mrs. W. F. Garner and daugh
ter, Helen, have returned from
Atlanta where they visited rela
tive for the past few week*.
Miss Elisabeth llartle of Hag
erstown, Mil arrived Thursday
to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.'
W. C, Erickson for tom* time.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L Thrasher,
who have been visiting friends in
Wisconsin for some time are now
in fTayton. Ga where thty will
remain lor a while before coming
home in Aogust.
Mr*. Herman Brown, Mra. J
O. Huff, Mra M Minarik. Mr*.
C. Walker and Mrs. F. K Talbott
of Oviedo spent Wednesday in
Daytona Beach a, thr guesti of
Mrs. II. Cooner
Bill Preston left Thursday- for
Gainesville anil Tallahassee where
he will slay for a frw days be
fore going to Bilosi, Miss, to at
tend the Third Army maneuver*
at DeSota National Forest.
Julius Dmgfelder "left Thurs
day on a busmen* trip to New
York. He ws's accompanied by h i*
children, Margaret and Simon,
who will visit relative* in New
York City and lomg Island They
will be gone for atom ten daya.
Mr. and Mr* W. A. Z*rhary.
Mr*. A. II. Zarhary snd Mi*at Be*
al*
Zarhary
left
Wednesday
morning for Atjan'a, where Mr*.
W. A. Zachary will visit friend*
for a few days while thr others
aspect to visit rtlslive* in Ken
tucky.
Mr*. A. K Shoemaker and Mr*.
Murray Jarvia returned Wednes
day from Sparks, Ga. where they
visded Mrs. Fhiia Mi-Fall for a
few daya. Misa Mildrel Bridges
who accompanied them to Spark*,
hi now In Tallaha*»e* where *he
will be tho gueit of her grand
mother for about two week*.
Mta. J. II. Beckwith and Mr*.
J. A. Calhoun have as their
gueila for a few day* Mr. and
Mrs. I- Segreat, Mr*. I , II. Beck
with, Misl R. G. O'Cain and Mrs.
II. A. O'Cain ahd daughter, Hel
en Mari*, all of Orangeburg, S.
Mr. ahd Mra. J. C. Ilutchino-o
and daughter*, Ellae and Helen,
will leava Friday for Miaaiotippi
where Mr. Hutcnlnaon wilt attend
the Third Army Manueveis
D* Sola National Forest. Mr*.
Hutchinson, Elisa and Helen mil
enjoy a short vacation on the
coast at BllotL
S a n fo r d G ir ls T a k e
P a r t In C a m p P ro g ra m
! Several Sinfotd girls, who s i'
(attending camp at Laurel Fall*
I in Clayton, Ga., base been taking
part In soma of the summer artij vitle*. which have Included hike*,
camping trips and cooking ou'-
N u m ber
T h ree
V is its C o u n t y H o m e
Circle Number Three of the
First Baptist ( hurch were »tattorx at thr County Horn* Urndsy afternoon where they held
a short devotional and musical
program
Mrs Fred Myers * a » leader
for the afternoon. Miaa
Marfir e t Myera and
Mlsa
Jean
Harper cr.'ertatned with several
piano selection* and Mia* Mar
garet Kadrr led the devotional
aerviee
The member* of
the carle
prevented the Home with a num
ber of watermelon*.
Those present were: Mrs. W
E, Kadrr, Mrs J. H. Cok lough.
Mrs Myers. Mra. A. M. Gardh
nier. Mra. E C. Harper, Mra. M.
T. Haynes. Mr,. H. A. Haynes.
Doylr Haynes, Miss Kader, Mitt
Harper and Miaa Myera.
PAGE THREE
Jacksonville Was Quick Evacuation
Named**Cow Ford’ Of Civilians In
In Early History Hankow Is Ordered
JACKSONVILLE,
Pfen Pag* On#
July 1*
(JP ‘ - J A c k ? « n v ill# ( la rg e s t
F lo r ida and one o f
the
••date, o n ce was n«me«!
For»1 *
c ity
warplanes hail nluwn up the h.ie
built pontoon bridge* over
which the r'vi-rnmnH forrr* hail
croRRrd th«* ‘Fbr,> Rivi*t for a
on l he 1HVmilt- I rtf a ’mi frnn* In•urjrrnt plans t,» 1|*m the tlnm*
of thr rivrr *n«l iU tri buthr t o
hilt thr nfffHsiM' won* i cpii * ?tl
in ti.y
mo**t
*M\»w
T
ville
Frederick David, Jackson
huloriml, nid the rftrlH*«t
name of which there \* a reconl
was ns*ochite" when the ot\ »
present location was occupied h>
a Timinpia Indian village of not
more than half a ilnrrn thatched
h o uses
LONKWOOI)
S iiiM r ii
i f ° v i ' i t i it io n 1
i« t i
Tallnh.i
parent-,
m ck
vrertml tt» hiivu put Mitfh ,1 pri-w
sure on
Inmiircrmtlh.ir
th r u
other offrn'ivr* n^rtmsi Yal« nnii
I ml m E^1n in iilic,i wti, lirtlfi'J
At lr» •
,t i ih
Two
Jrtpam »»■
t olm m n
V
t "in
latter, wtth the introduction "I
cattle into the country, the In p r ic in g i n m m •*f m*i, y 'JiM),
000 men, IhimilfTril o \ « i » h*• i >*lI
dtan name "Wacca Pilatka" »*<
m g p U i m |tr low
I ln ok ow
in *
given to the site, signifying
it
Inti
ih if
fm rign
wi> Ihr place where row-* passed n e k r n n h r r
c* 'i # rv # r s h* » x« i wouM
I fht*
over thr river
Thu* th, lirM
frttt* o f th* pi' ww oio rt f rrtpilil
English name, Davis said. nsF o r e ig n nthmii-* in thr pA*li of
T o w Ford.''
C o lo r e d C o a ta W i l l
t h r r r I f rut mg * h i m -* unnir . in
The present city of Jackson
c I tilling 57 \m eiw » nw i,'f l hr Nf
B e F a s h i o n F o r F a l l villr res* founded in 1882 and re
ceiii-d its name hy
................ <M>rl Inin - I h 1111ng "ii *hr uppn
end o f
Foi-ing
I .ik*
p ii 'p A r n l
Colored w . *r corI a—fi«hion agreement in honor of Gem-tal fo r r i n r i g i r n v d r l r n i mrn^ilir#.
orphan! for thi* lust
y « r i — And lew Jackson. Davis said I he Amt » f r p # Will* idVt ti hi f o r n g n
will VoniF hmrk to Fifth Avenur name was suggested hy John r ftiiHiil.itr t I.* i *' mi
Hirn
n*4
seised a- .
Arid Mam SU m i thi* fill if IhF tt.nirn who had
' i m a l s if thr p* ill h»» mo m u t e
volunteer
m
the
army
of
Genet
it
roil and milt division of the
Although I hilt* i it i* ih ill
FAHh■on Onglnstors' Guild
of JaeVout during the Indinn out ilkntril *|#fi titling foiii
urn* in
break* in west rioruln
Amriica has its way.
"orderly iHu* *♦
ami! uifin*lnl
Genet al Jackson was not pi. s
Th*. 12 designer nunufaclurers
of the division deflrd ruidsrason enl when thr town was sniveled
imphasis nn black by staging an anu there is no authentic ........ .
entire coat and
suit
fashlrcv that he r ie i slatted Ibis part nl
all,
the
hist.ni.il
show m one color—''rural au Plottda at
tumn” a rich red rust Although Claimed
M.mv strrels named
h\
the
all of the modi Is show n were in
one shade, the division pointed I h.'-’ i.iiiiniisaiiine r* stdl t,,.,,,
out 'hat this pnttirukir line waa then ongmal names I.thertv and
not to he regarded as ore of Washington streets were named
the
out ?t* ruling
significAHTf.
Th# for patriotic reasons hut
oiiyni of Market and Hay -lircl*
point of the display was rid th#
is uncertain
impininiKf of i hin
particular
I I I -* said this {* hiisv o th e r
color—but th? accent on rolor—
ssell known JaeksutiMlIe streets
in coats.
got their namrs
Th # show w ii*» p a rt o f a co n
Ni-wiuin for Col Ditmel Newcerted e ffo rt on the
p a rt
of
mill, here with the patimls who
Am** n r an d esig n er-m a u n fa r t n r t f t j
catn|iitignetl ugain-t the Indian!
to put " in *!*'* tn f a ll f a s h io n s ’
Kuig I’avne in central Florida
li
and ir ivs* luRKUiir
busincaa
ij
1orsvth for General John tar lia.l
ihtfVi IliMlm-HA v• cii«H loncheil
*Vth. Cnitesl States minister toIlJ.o
it# |u*ik mi th# dayw w lo n w om
Spurn who conducted negotiations the
en w ore colored co jtH , ih e d i
foi the United States’ aci|uisi-|
vision sp okesm an said
tn th#
tno .( Florida
I S]
past f#* year# smart wom en by
tilams fur John Quiru-y A d -1 d
the thousands have chosen black am-, then secretary of state
>
or somber co at* w h ich can be
Mniitor for prraiilenl. Janie* | S
w o rn over d ro sars n f m an y d if Monroe.
jthe
fe re n t shade*
1his al for Governor William 1
The costs shown in the dis P Duval, first civil governor o il
J
play ‘.eluded troth fitted and
sti light bos models, ranging all
the way from luxurious aftermain wraps to sports cloths#.
They writ designed with both
larg* and small collar* and
furrnl in a gr.at variety
of
pelts Including knlinaky, beaver,
blue fna, gray and blaek Persian
lamb. They refleetrd both * ) h i i I
itig and lavish use of fura.-A
number of them were worn ov* i I
frocks of the same hue.
Their diversity emphasized the
fact that designers are concen
(rating on culor Instead of de
sign in this display which pieceded regutir fashion showings
Styliala watched Ihr show with
inlrrral, but none hazarded even
a guess as to how strong its
'fi'lueilcr might be In stimulat
ing a vogue for color
which
might Jar the fashion supremacy
of black.
Two colors which are rrctiv
Ing much rnnsidetatlim In th*
fashion world this fall « r * wine
and gtape. Purple plum Is re
garded as a likely "high style"
hue. Deep laurel grern.
elate
blue and brnnn are also dis
cussed aa ctlurs nf aome im
portance.
minuet
friend-
TOPS "BAD MAM OF BRIMSTONE!
M o r* exciting
■
morw romantic and
hilarious! B c e ry 'j
Simmons Famous B E A U T Y R E S T
M A TTRESS $39.50
S lc p llkr a millionaire on unr of Ihri*? isupremely
fnrtable mallreMMtM al lermn thul anyone ran pay.
Select from a larRe variety of eov?rw. See the new
■Griped damask pictured below— one of
Simmon'.*
pany'a n c * coven* for I'J.TH.
Iof-doors,
ISO H A TS TO 1
CLOSE OUT A T
Values to $2.9S _
EN TIRE STOCK
o f BETTER HATS
REDUCED TO
'Town Day" and a cabaret,
which Is an annual avtnl of th*
camp, were two of th* most in
tonating of th* recent activities.
On "Town Day” he glrla epent
th* day In Clayton visiting points
of Intmat. Mexico was th* thtm*
of tho eabaiwt to which all th*
campers and counselors w m in
vited. Tha program consisted al
most *ntlr*ly of camp talent Ann
and Kathartna
Wiggins
w*r*
among those entertaining with in
exhibition tap dance.
Elian Merrlwether, who I* a
leadership gift, has paaaad saveral required projects and la repor
ted to b* on* af tha moat out
standing campers at Laurel Falla
f A I 'AOUS fl.O < M I N G
mili a
General
Abo you will fbid tha N*w Ace Spring, manufactured
by Simmons Co, on display.
Protect your Bonutyreot with an Ace epring, that i«
designed to ghre yon the fullest comfort and life from
your mnttrenn.__________________ __________________ *
Martin’s Garage
SELECTED IN GROUPS
AND REDUCED TO
$1.00 $1.95 $2.95 $3JB
AC
We aInn have tut di>|il:is a l.true ua-ttrlmcnt of S.mmonu Studio Couches. ,ti litiu-. to plcaae all. I'riewt
■far! at 939.511. One ol tin *c fitinou-* couchcn in the
answer to thi* problem ol ilni-c vihr* mu.*r have a couch
and reallv need extra nlni-inv. ai't-ommodutiunn.
CELERY LAND
FOB RENTAL
G O O D
&
B A D
F U R N IT U R E
Cor. 2nd & Magnoli
)
•
�Saibti Win Agaib
from Gainesville;
bonsR dA ytoW in
Of Three
With I s
rd
B a lte r s
H its
A s
G et
S c h n e id e r
H ittin g : A t t a c k
Lead
Tha Lookout* mad*
it tw .
r will* in lim e attempta over the
Day lent Hatch I Minder* by win.
nitiK llw final gum* of th»
f J •eric* 7 to 2 at th* Municipal
' Athlallc Field Wcdnriulay night.
*t, .Th* Celery City clew took adof 10 hit*, thne pjHsnl
b d il I Mi Iwo error* to ch»lk up
pn« mi. re lim e in their win
eeldrtin >* they runt inn-d the
'o o t o f the cellar" drive
With aplendid support frnm In*
■ala*, Dutch
Schnrkier,
wlm
want the entire route for the
local*, wat in cummgfld of tin•Ituallon at all time* and pertsittid the vinttore ‘ Only three
M frtir* which died on Ih* base*
a.Til the eitthth anil ninth Inshlka (When he
afltiwed
five
> fl? i
and
D o n n e lly
G iv e s
B y
lip
F or
S;
D eLand
S tith
Mi nn*, Sfhniiilt anil iMmvn
will1 to tin* pinti* mill fliFil out
-Iassified Advertisements
HATHa
1 tw n tlia
I a* a llae
S law n lau
Me a lie*
da* vr**k
fe mliar
oae M a n
a* a lia*
L’aaat five warCa la Ike llae.
I
Troela*
fa#
kalll-ap Ma4el-
Meed !» < • . 4a • ( U t r r e d .
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Mi
MS, T il—
H IIC H -Y O .
5 IIV IZ
P I I N C I , T r .lw »t« c F - j W h - I .M W » ! « * * U ^
zv .u
n;
wrrmyd. Schmidt fanned tu M d L o Q ^ Q U t S
i he* fntmi*
w
t
F K illT II
IVN'IN f!:
Morton ] ) e | o n ( l P
went out un n h.gh fly tn Mudrt
V . •flie r »• >1 hia
St »t 11 hit n 1" m 4e in !«f*
w alk
field tu *44'ill M A d i «md went In
arron If1 f 41 the lilMlW III ' t•»r »
in* mu
dt*r fun nel 1 hi 1 lid thwit It two fin Intae,
d Cl111.1
in em.r fieh.
FIFTH IN NtNIi:
M.Wdlnim*
flieil uut I I I i enter and Ikinnrllvi
fanned. 'Ini'nn hit n hard one
to left t in . ..lit It wu* ridded
perfectly hv Schmidt tn end lh-‘
inning for tin- laiander*.
lie llnmui lead
off
with n
grounder In left field but wu.
furred at
nil on
Moore <
hunt. Moore » « • *nfe on u field
er* rhob'e. Schoiidt flie.l out to
left field ami Moore wu* caught
attempting to stmd aecond.
H A at risslr Wlcaly »!«»*■" r*
WANTED TO RENT
•WAUTKII TO m i l i h f t Ih w
arvea ml IIM laM, i n l i t i H i
« U t aaaall k iiH . Hat O. II.
H i* flaiaM.
A g r a in ,
O v e r t i m e
W fth
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f)l#arh
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(Jrlando I.
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I jN ii I iW b i Falatfta 1
Hi. AtizufttnB I. (LilriFitvlIlF i
A ir m e n W a n t-
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W ASH IN G T O N . July 2H — (A1
The Gdrman embassy
a»ked
tha State Department yeaterday
to permit a German
plane lu
land in Alaska on a p r o je c t e d
round-the-world flight
Embassy officials said
the
plane was a multi-motored craft
carrying a crew of four.
Plan* call for the plane to take
nt, from Germany and fly southeast to India, tn China anil Japan
unit thence to Alaska.
From Alaska the plane
will
mum th# United State* and tty
hack to Germany either direct,
nr via Ireland.
The date for the flight wa* not
disclosed. Deposit*, nf
gawilino
already are being arranged
at
Fairbanks nnd Nome, Alaska.
4
4
rf
HKVKNTII iN N IN d : liny went
out I ’itman In DnvD. MeWilliama
went uut on it fly til lluvi* and
Donnelly went nut Pitman tu
Davi*.
De Rn init* fanned and Monre
clouted a two bare hit deep Into
left field but wu* caught off at
h i .
31.
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At Auray, nn the Ciiant nf
Fianca, tha harbor quay b nimsd
altar Benjamin Franklin. Their
ha landed In a rowboat in 1770,
too Impaliant to wait for a wind
to blow hi* ihlp h lo Nantea, hi*
destination.
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Tho chunt nf ihi* lotmcco Aor
Mmirfr will again Ih* h**nrii in
Livp Muk whan Hliwitlft'a nlilaal
ami largi^t mifrkat b«*iflni» Its*
twelfth year of auction nale^
Thurmlay of *his week.
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TH K x t Nn o r r ii r ir u i
o r r i.o it iiif t i
T O 1 n i l . L m i H K X H T XKYVkO ICt
HI Fa m i ,
To n a r r h e rt h y r«-t|iilrr«| »«i ;i|»l«» ill** Mil I *»f O im iila m i fll-ft
h e re in ;i jcu 10*1 y«,u In |h** ,ib*rVR
pnl 11 |«*«l ■i'li ii-p. c*n or *i4rf»ir»* I lift
j»Ii
tlni
nf
A.
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1»11
14th <lar
of
Ju ly
Hr i»f. mlt*"r.
•*Tfir Ha nfoftl ffnnilir Ta hrr^l*V <l>■iROtoii tl na U»r ii**w*nap*r In
m It!■ Ii (hlw nrt|**r sliall Ipr pul*IlFlirtl iifii-r « w*rk fur fo ur it)
run wari*litIV» W^**ka.
WUi.fhh ,l(y ham.' nnd n»:il of
uffl*'** » l Hn’hftaril. h *-m in 'd * i ‘ ntifltv,
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Hu1lei|*ira for Plaintiff.
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f'uytun.t llrnrh, Phirlda.
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TIME
SANLANDO
B Y
H O M E 'S B E S T
320
t iw n
,
F o r
Blllh 3, Turecki 3. Wnenlsk. (Mr,
Brlmeldsr,
Dsraniu*.
'r-tu i..i»s
Mte. Ailt, IVtrnuii. M'-ore, IV »t*
nlnk. Hlid-n Imsse. Stolen!. fi.ln.li*r, Alit. Htlth t. tiunbl* ni»r.
Milih In Davi*. l,cll an b M t
Dsitnns li.trh It. hsnford t. Itam
nn inllr. nff Donnelly I, Mohnel,1, r
ntrurk mil, by IHmsntiy
I. Hcltnrlilor t. Wild pllrhoa. linn*
nollr, ru-kneldor Passed baits, nlf
It. williams 3.. Umpire*. Karharr
and I.eCnunl. Tim*. 1:11.
feet high.
jvith
i v
LEESBURG,
July
2H— Nellie
la-arh’a l.ee*hurg Gondolier: rat
Iieri in the la*t of the nmth to
win their gume frnrn Pnlatka*
fighting Aa*lra* la*t mght 4 to .1.
The game saw the return In n
Leesburg anjfnrm of lefty Jujo
Matins, who retiretl from the nn
tmnal sport about a month ago,
and rejoined hi* rluh to wi-aitci
a 14 hd allnrk hy the Arnica*
and win.
The Aialra* kpolled the score in
the sixth inning after the G.,n
duller* took a lead in <he third,
and then tallied twke in (he first
of the ninth, 4ut were unable In
hold their lead.
Score by Inning*:
Atalea*
.. out) 0o| 002— :i 14 0
(km*
(Hit out) 00.7 | 1:1 I
Hudson,
fkirley and llaslup;
Marina and Ont*.
..... for the f ir*t Dirt run, Tu- » " r tn * ‘n ibr” ,‘ ,,h* wln' " nB
.*rki wa* -life
on
fir.t
but ” r.?k of the Lookout*.
Hnwevcr, the Red* will find the
Steen hit to werond and TurCckl
l ookout* an even more *tubborn
wa* out on a fielder* choice.
crew than when they la*t met
Maude Adam, American acPitman went nut Wotniak to nnd a good lacing I* In order
tie**, adopted the maiden name
Turecki and llavi* wa* aafe on for the invader*. Manager Bill
nf hf r mother for the stage. Her
an error hy Wuinlak.
Alfl hit "Raw Meat" Rodger*
brlievea.
family name was Kiakidden.
to left field and llavi* took fOc- The Rodger*' men turnrd in an
..ml „n Oie play. Vemer fanned „ re||ont performance la»t night
DKI.AND, July 2 K— DeUm l's
l.ul the men on bane advanced on sn,| con,|nue their "out of the
u panned halt hv MeWilliama. An rellap* drive at the Municipal | Red* came hack to their home
rrnn on an Infield hit by Httth ,\ih|etlc Field tonight at ' H:15 park last night to stay in 'he
allowed Ad* tu *core and an er- o'clock.
I .ante old rut and drop unnther
ror on the relay to fir*t allowed
Jif ,p|tr the threat of a down- bill gam* to Orlando's Senalur*,
Davi* tn iciirr. Stflh *lole third pour, neveral hundred fan* »uw h t0 n.
The only new item ahnul llie
anil then .|o|,. h.ime nn a throw ,(,* Lookout* give the Inlander*
In entch Schneider
who
had a lacing iu*t night and an even game wa* the fart that th« Senuwalked,
between
M-rnnd
ami |„gB attendance la anticipated by tera had to go into Ihr tenth In
**l,"l*
official!, of the Seminole Ha*e- ning tn win.
Kail Porter, veteran IJaytuna
NINTH IN N IN G : Day went nut ball Auociatlon
fur tonlght’a
Beach hurler who ha* Iw-en In
Pitniun to Duvl«, and MeWilliama Content.
virtually every Delsinij game fur
wrni out to Davi*. Ihienelly d u g ____
_____
two weeks in one rule nr another,
l<> right field and advanced Ur
Adz e
1 1 3 4 entered tnnlghtV contest n* a re
nerond a* Morion walked,
V'urnrr i f
1 ii ii I lief pitcher fur Kddte Harper who
men advanced on hnnea a* Stef tniih 21.
4 I t 3
had rslleved Karl Wolfaberger
I ^ ft M
it ki-hilf1 dr r p
thirarfiija mn
3 «
1 ft and tha Day Ionian ended up with
11
the game In hla lap a* the Fena
gnme.
Totnli
31 7 tft 37
ftrto lift# toll— 3 tors scored two run* In a tenth
r fh»yt«Fi,t flrarh
t i , v t i i v a H »:.«rii
^
«IW 10 3• 03f —7 inning uprising.
m HanfnFd
M e llo n If
Krn.r*.
I’limnn, Wmnltk
3.
Scurr by inning*:
H i. I.i h i
31,
Runt buint In. Hillli t. Nledson,
Wtig11luft rN
nurtm Assists, I'llnian 1 Me- Senator* ........ 001 000 202 2 - B
NlnlliMti i'|
Wllllnini I, Donnell, 3, Hirfanl 3, Red* ___ _____ 001 111 101 0—8
Tin*. I*k ||,
n | H lt a *
WfHata.
l«
m
(told
“ ' '
.
pitch
Th# Defend Red*, a fU r loalng
lilfwr
‘he Orlando » e n ^
W oi- 'or*, come In Sanford tonight m
blcyrllat*, hak
has a
■ highway prublrm
blcytllat*,
Which
nint In lha
tlnllrd
fctllch Anat
ttne* not ralst
the United
Rata*. Franca ha*
hat, H mUllon
million hi*
II*
M onum ent
TO MCCt
f"’;fanlw’“: Game Here Tonight
In left
wild
l.y Schneider. Neidron hit a
over ............. .
to ,rnre
Fight out of avery 100 mnlor>
l*U on the main highway tmlny
■re handed for deatlnatlon* lea*
ttutn tO Ihllea from Home, ami
inly Iwo out of tOO are going J O E P A L 0 0 K A
more than tl)0 mile*.
HIM
»
1
I icroant of klHtMtf to awaer, t. J. Morhto of tel amtorn. Ohio.
SIXTH IN M N 'fi: Sti funl went
out to Hchmidl in left fli'ld. II nr
muk hit *nfely to left field and
Neidson
•* n.-ife on an .-rrnr by
Pitman. Tlticekl went out nn an
SITUATION WANTED
infielil hit hul Womiali wont tn
vblrd.
Steen hit a hot one In
I I O i a n W l l N K fill WMblRC. I.RlIle
3nyh who nin-lu u Nylon leap tn
Una, Via HMt ISk.
anag it nnd gel Hdim lilcr «u l
IIUI an in it M V J . tiN lr Hmm
nf 111, eeCund light r.|Hlt.
Wallarr. I l i a H o t Oifc.
I'lln,ari lead nff for the Lookn o tiim n .i(tN n r! * xt* R zniif.
nut* with ti doubt ■ to left Held
MnftU tiveia. fa# OrnM«» A ir .
and went to third on a bo*e hi!
XVftXTr.Ui jtm m
m e«Mak *»r iMHld.
A di wu* »ale on an
F iM rlfN F O l. C la ra f nihiaNti. fttl by Dueli.
error at dunl dop nnd Pitniun
C'F p r w a A * » ,
Ki-oreil.
Vei net win out un a
r (11*011 F.ll W l l i m
w ill 4 » *m m h ll.ivi*
mll a « ami Irwalna. I l a r k r l 1X 1* bunt hut Ad/, and
I r m a , M#T I - Miih.
vnneeil.
fitilli went out on a
fnul and lluvi* cored on a wild
T.08T ft FOUND
pitch by Donnelly. Ad* went tn
H O L D (f « M
ant
ehala. third hut Schneider ended the
ruulu by fanning.
Bunker
liajtfifLa
i.ttant
rtctk
8 ; r. *
T o
Gaia#* TkalaLi
ST. A U G U S T IN E ,. July 2S-.
Df U M at Hai(*r(.
l-efty
Brewer, tha nchxd boy
L«ptaDur8 al
marvel; came through with hi*
(l.i 1h * bv(||# ■( F'm1a(lt«. * irnm
Hi. Aufu*lln#-j»t I»aj l.cnjh »*• *
neventeenth vktoly nf the »emnon last night as St. Augqatine *
A X rtM tt'A * I . K i r t l K
Saint'* won he flmle of their two N*w Turk
H 11* .*>
j ! tn
i
gime aeriei from Don McNhane * r j p f f h i w i
Bouton
. n 15
i
leagne leading Gaineavillr G-Men WA ihl nK ioi i
tn i t
■*
B ta 4.
()Flrr,||
12 (4
I
CtilrftRi.
Id Hi
*
‘ Brewer gav* up but M-ven hit* Ft. U.lwiphf.t
ia
I
a, he moved earlly to hi* vic’ory Hi. |##*tjia
2% it
3
Rraalti V o f f H i i
The Saint* knotted the c:iunt with
T h e Munirip;! art runinifssi ri
D # lr o ! f 5. WunhiriKltin I
a three ’tin 'rally in the thvrd and
N»w
Turk T, Hi. Ldtui* S
of fle w lurk City ha* pi,**r,| up
won with a two run btirat in the
I'ievhlaml 12, I'hllAitrlphU 11
on improvements rusting uv,-r
Hopiim-rhlrftir^
8rmm«l*
•eventh a* Art Bloom wa* driven
S400.UtNl.IHHi .dnre Iti.'l.t.
(•mart
fm4mr
from the mound. Km Willi* fin
New r**Fh a! Hr
iiheil thF Giine*vitle hurling job.
ZMi II mI wlphlii at rlbvnlaml
Wu shitiitofl ni
li fl f ft ll .
Score iy innmg*:
LEGAL NOTICE
I tn**I fv|i el t ('htriign.
G-Men
21 ri IHHI OUU- I 7 2
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Faints
|fl l OfH, 2<*>, 0 12 1
( I l f I ft I*
IIM i I IT
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PH twhurih
Bloom,
Will.*
ami
Dowru-y; N e w Yurk
F O R n . K l M i l . K i t i l > T t F 1.0
PI
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in IN
SftB
I la % «k I IlftXl FRT.
• hu'itifu
Brewer and Mobley.
.♦r*
ii
fb
x o n t ’N
1 ‘ tnc'nnai 1
F I R S T IN N IN 'G : WatYkifl^ tw*.
rriFn m the f ir 'll in n in g , ScHn«»
ilt-i \r<>[ him tudf in a tig h t *jm t
li»i> -until d flown lo
fun
one*
flu tte r a n il lw<i oth r* M in i out
It* Foil th<* t l ir n it .
t ■ two bate hit y*eh nff to tin* outi-r irunlenii.
’fring* of BlhCf-Duhholly
SKCONll INNINCI: H«Httri«l«*r
Wctttiak wruretfr' n'Mimbl*- rnilril tin* Inniriic allow
th •
clout o f f o f flchWMder. Htlth inva/U-fM only one hit. In tin
kwd tha local’ll hittin * attack lAiokno tft' port ion, A«IIk tloiihlmJ
' With three aafrtle* In four tript nm«l went In III ml on n pHijstol
tn "lha plata while Dayi* and bull
by
Mr William*,
Verrnn
rollerted two
hit* each, i wnlkrtl A«U Moireft on n Huffty
'fit lead tha invadtn with by Stith who wn*
ftirrni
ot
**! Aotlbl* and a * InOle In five Feroud fit «
*-rw choice. Vcr| nfT wan mu^ht off 1hirtl to • ruft
'Although committing tha I/ink- the inning.
ito only err nr, 1'ltman turnrd
FOURTH
INNINCi:
Turecki
In An txrrlh-nt game an the hot fapniMl and Steen hit naff l»» left
CMtirr, handling five assist* and ft*hi hilt
forccfl nt *ecnnd
•tot^ put out. Iluwavtr. Btlth rat* on •* hit by hay who wnf Fuught
llto atellor performer by balling rm the r#lay to fir^t,
In three run*, making three a*,
Vllman went down wwingWz
•lata, atealing tain btac*. hnn- a m i Vr)»vi* w nt out on nn in
•(ltiig three putouta, •cnrli’iy one fleM hit, Atlz wnlk«*fl nn<l *tol*-
KIVU
F ra y
f in ih e mound both D o n n elly
a m i Seftm -kl-r waned f m ir f r o
p a -a rs w h ile Ih iiim lly Kent siv
lawdouit* down a w 'i.y ln g a r a ln a i
fo u r f» i I In* l«»r»l le fth a n d e r.
HINE83 SERVICE
Loses
8 -6 , I n
S ih im d i and M orn- u l*o tu m o t
in . rn - lle n i p e rfo rm a n ce * in the
i H ie* g ard e n *.
H o a r* bla*t-
ri.n n m ,
Oil n#*viltt
Pftlfttkft
run a* well a* hading the hit
ting attack, lie brought a Jong
applause* friim Ihe several hiM«
dud fun* in the eland* when
he lung d a but liner ju»l off
the grntnd. It wa* good fur an
uut to i.,l the inning.
|
*PH nun
T o
G erm a n
THE STANDINGS
H A M
F IS H E Il
�7-T> . l r V olw ."*.':
i .m
|-» r
. ,. * w
%
Warning Of RiistMiie
Given Citjrus Growers
Maturity Of Nation
Cause Of Depression
I AKKt W l \
The Florid*
Public
Service
rjgpany ha* again won top
h A r k in the Nationwide Ser*
ver Electrolux rampaign, n war
announced today, indicating that
the local C*s enmpany ha* *old
more of the Electtolux Ga* Refrtgeialori in proportion to it*
number of meters than any ga*
company in the United 3*Jim.
During the past three year* <he
local company ha* repeatedly
carried off
top honors.
The
awaid* have included a beautiful
cup, ■ sword end a monttrr
Birthday rake. During the present
campaign several hundred gas
refrigeratot* have been Fold In
Florida Public Service Company
territory, thereby criahlishing the
right nf this local company to
tup hvnnra for * fourth year. The
award. this yrar. i* a grandfath
er’* dock!
Individual winner* on the Flor
ida Public Prrvicr Company *ta'f
include Harold E. Marsolf and E.
R. Schmickle.
’>
\ w ii n
Th ief Jumps Out O f
Shoes When Fired A t
p | I p ' i i | N . li t
i V
\ w o u ld
I,,. cliicW cn rim i
in 1 pod rig h t
nut ot h i- -ime
ih i-u I m i''* M il
W ASHINGTON. — f/P>— T h r
Rural Electrification Administritlon arid yesterday H,r»nn fam
ilies In Puerto Riro would be
provided with electricity for thr
first time by virtue of a ISOWHW
Ov«*r 10 3*4 m it]inn w om en w r t v
« lmrnt to the Guayama utilii- g a in fu lly rm p lo yed in the i f . S.
r> of water resource*.
.
ff
,
I f the u n ite il S l* » r * w frp popula ir d » ' d e n « r|v na H o lla n d , il*
population would he IftOfl m illin n
In h ab itan ts in ste ad of 12? m illio n
■ in
.R bat 111 a war againil dlteatt. In Ilia InltrnaUonjI Settlement of
ilnallon vani tike tb'vo'nt and given "ihoU" far chalrra .id imallooA lfH IV K II
BU FFA LO .
J u ly
S o m rln u ly'd d -lf k ille d
at the lim e of th r I1MO
« i* tim e as m any on in l> ib
B oston occupies
square » iile s .
GIANT
S A F K I.Y
2H
—
a pigeon.
w; a
4T-'SH
t h i■*
unsigned,
PRICES
FOOD
R a y m o n d L. ( i n * wold picked up
t h r 4 ini's. I miy
A Ho r i n d tn it
ah o ut
WH0LESA1*.
»N RCTAIL
CENTERS
ii njiiMir sx rd
.
STORES
m eraag p; " .M o ih rr, I a r r iv e d sa fr-
Friday and Saturrday Specials
* '"M li
»
Quantity Riflhts Reserve
Last Call! F in a l July “R e c jB ^ iin Sa?.<>
/- , V»VOf
SPECIAL LOW PRICK!
id Freekly Ground
F O O D
RED CIRCLE I lb.
STOH fS
I9r
UOKAR I lb.
A & V RAKER’S
Dritlcloas— Pan
RO LLS
Dozen
5c
22 Oz. Pullman
m l* over taxtody doein'l fret
r. play lag-la London.
10c
TOBACCO 2
A PPLESA U CE
Pound
u ic U u u y u u ap
u u t j a tiv U
Hunnyfiald
BUTTER
Pound ) 0 c
R llft p ■?•«% P r t a l
BUTTER I lb. tin...... 32e
Ga. Pio Peach es 2 no lit cans
fo m o n a A ip aiu tfu * A M
d d tain
P o ttea M eat O t a n i ...............
IV. If. C >c C raucers 4 lo r
c n c w in g bum , c a n u y o tor
....
WIJ*nn*s Tender Made
DEVILED IIAM 2 earn*
PINEAPPLE
C hoese
ib 19c
SALAD DRESSING qt. Jar
Ann Pag*
IONA BRAND
N i y r ' s u i s . ' built for that country by Japan,
> (abort) at Bayal landing la Bangkok, where a routi for Uio aabmariaea wig atagrd. In all, four "tubs"
wrro delivered pad ini pootod by ofBren.
SANDWICH SPREAD Vi pt. He; pt.
BEANS
NUTLEY OLEOMARGARINE pound
D a y to n a
ARMOUR’S
C A N N E D
C orn ed
WHITE HOUSE
Eveporatrd
*
B eef
M illio n
c a n .....................
M e a t B a lls c a n
FI.OUR 12 I
FINE 'GRANULATED
^ BULK
.? »»•
.
m
N e g r o P lo w m a n
P ru n e s len d er, 4 lbs
Jolly asst, uavurs; d 0 *0 * Jars
Grapenuts ftiaices 2 p ay *
T om ato Catsup 2 l i - o * a*ots
v in e g a r 2 i v o i . hom es ......
F in d s
Wpficy N e c e s s a r y
Slokoly Tom ato Juice 2 cans I
h o se b ra n u u r io a hoof b«< .*• 1
heim onto T u n a s u n
can
H osoaaie Sainton no a tau can l
leovotl s S a la d ureasin g pi. ja r i
Chocolate
Southern Bitcuit
W hile Bacon '■>
BABY BEEF
T o
Bool R oast
Ib 15 to 19c
B ib or U u b b lo a * Ib 2Jc
R ib o r B risk et b lew ib 12 b
A ll M e a l B ool Blow Ib 21c
Loin or B o u n d Steak Ib 2vc
iV .o te c t N e v a d a C r o p s
COLD STREAM OR RRLLEANNA PINK m
S A L M O N
« 9 -
SULTANA RElLRAlsMON Is U can
Onbolud
MEAL
TOMATOES
Haifa
h
Booed A Rolled
„ ....
BOAST
NEW
.(•RITE
'7
ROAOI BANQUET Jar
2 303 cans
2 no i tOff*
1i *o i Jars
R a in « •
2 ior
AiHlwn Ie-tied Hoot
S e v e r a l B a r s O f G o ld
ii«*l tU rhaii man, J. Gulfr c
I'roka, to file an application on
liehalf of thr (maid ami the Llni
Iona Bearh Special ICnad and
Hridaw nirtrict for a mllli.n dot
lar flillfax Rlv*r causeway PW \
pmjoot f t Daytona Beach.
Th* project if approved would
ptnvide a four-lane highway fill
branching.to loth Main afreet and
for I t
Hroadway, from some pidn! «n
the mainland, belwren the Daytona
Bearh poslaffire and Second Ave
Seoco Shorten
SUGAR .
S eeks
B r id g e
BATH, N. l\ l/lb Tlw plow
nf
Kdw.inl
f ’minie. it Negru
youth,“ turned up u n r il burs
of gold in a field near the mouth
of the I'nmilru ri»'*r. They am
believe.I to have been htibleii by
the I'lrute llluckheiiMl more than
-’00 year* ago.
Cuiiiiie'* uncle, Ibilla* Jordan,
tnuk the gold to -the mini tn
Washington and received fZ.UUU
S a n d w i c h S p r e a d $ c a n s ........
S p a g h e tti &
R each
D o liu r
M llio rd C. G. Corn
H e ld Po as a Snaps
H itler Spaghetti a
la a o y Cornell Keel
P ld u e s 10-os Jars
M E A T S
c a n ..................
R oast B e e f
6 cans
dvwil i u n v i nuCKo uucir
itftvus no U ktaU, oocaa
CORN FLAKES 8 oz. pkx.
CRACKER JACK
j
iak u a
tu rn
aasj.st utirijio Ui'uttksr
OlIR OWN TEA V, lb. pkK
FRESH CREAMERY
TUB
*0
BREAKFAST BACON
Department haa leaned U new
■tamp*-afnr* April 25, tnrtudia*
elfh* af the new, etredmllned
Bananas 10 *. 2 9 «
N il * Cohen Poo*I
Avocados 2 >« 9c
follow Glebe
STAMI’S
WA8HINOTON; July
—Big new poatage rump* which
official* uty yhimld net 'he * 9*
rrament a 170,OOo profit win uo
tn eale at fMt/n, The Peat Of/ko
Nice Fruit
Onions 3 i*>» 10c
U 5 I (Iberia
ilturnl arctinn*,
Cottage Choose
Urge Wdinera ib...
Smoked Soutage Ib
|fl*te way to military law.
Peaches 3 it* 19c
Calil
larpa Heed
L ettU C e
head
9c
Va Hard Hud
Cabbage ib 2ttc
n« w
I
rtpeipA, jSACON
Crap Va.
Rutabagas * 2tt«
B r g e lifu
a A
a 1 t
Kuntford Baking
a #
Powder .
V
t
I 2-o i can
Potatoes,jo oc ^
%
�■!t- fim BANFomj bbraeb, bantokd, flouda
Rangers T o
B e a n
P u t Bad
THITRSIJAY, JULY M, lttfl
More than 100 claimant* are
still making titl# to 0,762 a rm
I s t a n b u l I s P l a n n e d of lind along V m Mississippi
north of SL Louis, in a'dispute
ISTANBUL, July 2S—«>>-The baaed on grants glv.n by SpalM
municipal council la planning to ill 18C2.
Mike Istanbul a “ city of noiaele"
According to the U* S. Office
night." A nfw ordinance provides
heavy fines and imprisonment for of Education there were *n 1933anysne causing unnecessary nj'.te 34 almost 6fW,000 teaehtra in
elementary school*, 2‘iO.tiOO in
between 8 P. M. and 8 A. M.
The "all quiet" order forbids secondary school* and 90.0C0 in
milkmrn and street vrndore to rollrgea.
“ cry their wares" as they have
•one for centuries. Automobile
drivers sounding their horns at
night will lose their lievnai*.
Owners of ridio* must dim
their wliulowi at I I P. M. lkfaultcra will be fined and hav~
Utelr ladlo seta ronfixttrd.
Prepared Hams
Aid In Solving
Meal Problems
O n P r o b a tio n
sM
iTM A O W S TO N E N A TIO N A L
Hyo., July 2 8 - (,1- -
FAKK,
N o is e le s s N i g h t F o r
A fU r Utrt* strike* « »«a r i* out
Ycllowatona National Park,
r Tltkt I* a n«w regulation an-Mune*d b y . rangtr* worrying
a m an ineret*. of 126 parernt
to the number of bear-bitten
tourists this year.
’‘Independtnt-yiomc Oivned aid Operated
> *■
CASH GROCER1
AND
NEAT
P la n s
M A R
TIIB RIOHT TO M W
PHONE 411 A 412
M is s A u r o r a
qr*VT1TT
GOOD QUALITY STANDARD PACK
PER
PACKAGE
Fr id a y
FACTORY HEALED PACKAGE
DIXIE CRYSTALS
CAMPBElil/S TOMATO
A rt
E x h ib it
Looking1for
Something?
MUa Aurora Dixon will give
an art exhibition at the City
Breeding has
increased
the Hall Aug. 3, from 3;00 to 6:01
average annual fleece weight of o’e’oek, it was amiunced this
rhep from two Is eight pounds rr; ming.
She will unveil
a painting
and his shifted the wool produc
tion a'eo from th» North Atlanlk- called "Th • Dcrenaion," styled
the ’'Ulasr of Day." There will
stales to Texas, the Esr West ami
be a musical program and a
Ohio.
■mall admission will be charged.
400 HANFORD, AVE.
An Eaally Prepared Hot Wiather
Dim ri Any Of 6 Flavor*
D ix o n
Try The
Classified Ads
only
FRIDAY ONLY
AV0CAD03
SMOKED
SAUSAGE
PEARS
3C each ,
I
F
I
L
WISCONSIN DAISY
I
r
B AN AN AS
5 Lbs. 9c
s
It will speak louder here
JULY 29-30
MAXWELL HOUSE
BANANAS
Ca b bag e ! -
COFFEE
FANCY LARGE SIZE
2 Pounds
PRUNES
10 lbs.
“ lb .
Calif. CELERY
RGE SIZE CALIFORNIA
2 stalks
RUTABAGAS
BLACK EYE PEAS
2 Lbs.
H C
I SOUTHERN LADY
Cfc.
[ SALAD PRESSING
Quart
a J C
FLIT p i n t 23c q u a r t 39c
Pound
[M AR G AR IN E
lb.
2H c
II I M,
CAULIFLOWER
lb.
CARROTS
2 bunches
LETTUCE
2 large heads
Lge. LEMON LIMES
HHH *11511
^
ICOTT TISSUE
Jn
SPARAGUS
10 lbs.
19c
EARS
ED NORWEGIAN OLIVE OIL
R D IN E S .
?
F R A N K S
S A U S A G E
'
B E E F S T E W
Sm oked S A U S A G E
V E A L
S T E W
S P A R E
P IG
R IB S
T A IL S
KINGAN’SHAMS
lb
Bacon lb. \\x'*£ Compound
tile
Roast lb.
B acon -lb. 21c
ttrik m » r t
#
ram m ra
Butter lb. JOc Bones 3 lbs. 25c
«t:*r oa vast,
'
on auran
hivo
lb.
Friday Only - Phila. Cream Cheese 5c L""** 3
BULK SUGAR
•a oa.
raars
Pork & Beans
Corn Flakes
vo- a wravuann
Tomatoes
M oa. jo uxsov i
Peanut Butter
Corn Beef Hash
Dill Pickle
2 for
Grapefruit Juice
yaji
iRNIA BARTLETT
I
17c
L A R G E
P A N
STEER STEAKS
IN E A P P L E
........... .
lie
17c
each 1 c
ONIONS
2 No. 2 Cans
10c
i •<r,*n*t • i i * h i . k h
POTATOES
PORK ROAST
H A M B U R G E R
15c
SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs. 1 9 c
AVOCADO PEARS 3 for lOC
FT AS OLD LINEN
PIN ACH
* * t »W
2c
■
OLD DUTCH
CHIPS—10e SIZE
CLEANSER
OCTAGON
! cans IS
Peaches
2 for
■aa naaa.v pax
Apple Sauce
▼au. NMMun o«
Nestle Milk
80-90 Prunes 2 lbs. for
Black Eyed Peas
lb.
Spaghetti
3 for
Pineapple Juice
LUX TOILET SOAP
Sc
SALLY A NN BREAD
7i
jtn H T
•»
m
. K w u t * w tx a a
A | ; aT •
V
K
lbs. 39c
Ajiarin**, Mjpr, Moat Dept.
2 q tj
Lettuce
f
E A P P IJ
o*«o***Mfaaat*M*i
e”
° f o r .....
VO I Tati, as tw ill
Shamrock Floor
Gay W*U* 1
n
tA e
■ Jx
fa
MACKEREL
$ for.
�/
A
’ y V ;.- .t..:;S .v u c ^
.* c
•*»
■
-
■
*
• •''rvT^' •
••
~\i*S '•
•
•. ■
#W558t£ft?E»> > :
■ -»*-*■*- “ \,\ *
.- ; S'
Banfwd Ja Tha Only Cental
r w u * a iy Alfordlnf Rail. Hifhway
Anrf Water Transportation
Seminole County Produces
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America t
*
VOLUME XXIX
Member Associated Press
Revolt Against
Greek Dictator
Quickly Ended
A rm ed
R e b e ls
G overn m en t
in g s
A re
In
L a te r
Barbara And
Husband Will
Reside Apart
Happy Birthday?
D a n is h
B u ild -
A re
D e s tro y
A ll B r id g e s
^ E
--------E P A T I I E N S , G re e c e , J u ly
w in
%
In
End
If
R e c o m m e n d a tio n
r A i J g n fL r 3
O f
000
C e a s e
A greem en t
In
to
l40.iKm .onti nf
,h ,.
11 Ducr « M 5a year. oia today
but ho refused to allow news bind.
Under
paper* or the Italian Government
Wool
1
la w
th e ir
e ith e r o f them d is a g re e s ,
_
O il
»»
,
‘
IN C W
L O C a t lO n
S a n fo r d
S to re
Be
R eady
F «r
To
S e p t,
l
N
2 9 .— (AN—
The building wav purchaaed
Japanese flier* today were ac- front the Orange County Build*
euaed In Chides* report* o f caus- ing and Ijun Association recent
Mis* Caimen McChord,
tng hundreda o f civilian death* ly by
daughter of the founder but the
during peralatent Domoartiment* consideration in the Irarwactlort
o f middle Yangtze River region. wa» not revealed.
Chinese dispatcher from
Nan-, ,
__
tg aaid th a Ja p a n e a e ra id e r * i
* 3 .0 0 0 ta fu g a a a in «
.
f c u p p o r l
D i a g n o s i s
P o is o n e d
Im p ro v e m m lH to the U r U n d r r l C h a n d l e r
Arcade building, which will b, the
------new heidquarlers of the Mather
LOUISVILLE. Ky . July 2»—
furniture ( ornpeny here, have (A*)—Kentucky'* health commualready begun, Cotton Mather,. , inner yrstrrday gave hi» supfi)under of the store M ated in an port to the dlagr.nis of (lovern-
interview today.
‘
„
, ,T
.* ,V " *
* l * n **
r t mc de l l n, p ro g ra m fo r
or C h a m llv r'a p h y x ic ia n th at the
g o ve rn o r ilia r ik "p o ia o n e tr’ w a
te r h r r r 1j * i w f f k .
In a statement. Dr
A . B . C h a n d le r, le f t , c o n tin u e
fig h t
U n ite d SUit#
fi»i
ilr iim n
to the
s e n a te .
The
the h itie i
S e n a te
t'» m
l ,,, ,£ r» l m r ,tig a f m g C o n im ittre has (term um i-tl c a m p a ig n tiiri|m < i
They will -share their two year
old non, Lance.
«
fu r th e r
B a rk le y , iij» h t. and G o v .
1 both f ir? ion
T h e Cim nteNs and h e r rut rin g e d
husb and , whom she accused o f
(hr ra te rung In
m ake
her
lif e
'th re e y e a rs of h e ll w ith head
L n « s '\ hnfvr derided tu "dive a p a rt
and l a p a r i l r , ' ' th e ir la w y c n an
n cun re d .
G iv e n
i
A n iM-morratic faction* in Kentucky lead hy Senator Alhrn V\
deed
A. T. Me
the
K * * tih u k v
of
and in n ow faced w ith the i t| k o f r-.ntiinp n rep o rt on
ilu x h o n .
S u ch a it iit r n i- nt
in
exp eeted
t«•
ha*
powerful iitf 111» ni'** on lh** Blue Gfisn I n-iidm t it?» when thru lino
tnt tn vntr nrxt Saturday,
A Kent urky health riim m i^i"iiii h.»JtlTiied
w ith
t h a n d le r'*
ph y d 'ia n
In
m uitend
ta n lid a le
am
ru « "
pntmm* I w a te r w h ile ra m p a ig n ttig recen t l\
Kiwanis’ Annual Barbecue
Held At Sanlando Springs
Ah'
1Tft K iw an n u m and the!? p a it ly fille d w ith w iiip r an d , put
gUPFl*
g ath e rm l
at
S an lam lo tin g ru ck of it ehmo *«• iii« m outh.
S p rin g - T h u n w liy
aftrrn .M m fo r foh'w acioan th** to ji, Hu
c lir r k a
*hc an n u al ch icken I m i I ncut- n f p u ffin g oil*
lik^ t a ha.-w
horn
th e toenl
c liih .
Includ ed
w ere p la y n
(
j
m em hera
o f the
tk d u in d
and
T h e **t hvr m rn ih w t^ M il a w u h
W tn ip i B a r k ch ifp ter* w ith ih c ir hoard hr!d In fro n t o f him u rrl
g u r« ta.
,|o w h ich w ere at (ached tw o o rd i
I'rrp a ra U n n a for the event wit# nary f 'v m g pans On tw » fin g e r*
| u n d rr (he d irect len o f Jo h n G . n f n i* h bund w en* new ing I him
[jr n r u r d y , who w«*» g e n e ral c h a ir * 1bl#a
vdh
w h ich
he
beat a
man.
T erm
P la n e s ,
A c tiv itie s
Till*- -H
board
I rhythm,c taioo.
C o rm a e k , the co m m U x in n e i, a i i l
About DLtMl o'clock T h t n n la y
S e tv in g of a huge crow d • L ir i
n rc o n l m orn in g s e v e ra l m em herx o f the etl u 1m*u ( frOO
u V h w k . ft took
he w ax
th o ro u g h ly
in
w ith th*- fin d in g * o f Dr. J. W . clu b look n la iu t HH young ch ick e n * app* in n a te ly 25 m in u te * to * e r v
pononlng" and
began
the
proceaa
o f th# m i B e group T h e m enu con
B r y a n , who reported
\ alxteil of h a lf barbecued ch ick e n .
arf th# cau»e of Chandler'* 111* h A rt ecu in g .
Arrival*
began
coming
in faked Iwim, potato »alud, |»»ck
Ian. Brady Stewart, atat« earn
h* ""^ "U k e n . Taiga manager fur Chardler, In aToul *b# middle of the afternoon. I 1*4, hot roll*. io»tl drink*, end
unUins and dropped b d £ b > * bul,din*
-.A*.
mi
ii
Mr, Mather did no* rvvtt the
■f ' •killing
on them,
“ uncounted hun-t
. ...
...
. *
.
„ '
•
amount that would be expended on
. ,
.
. .
1preparing tha building a* a new
A Japanese navi communique ;
,, * . .
. . . ■ ..
.
.
. ... .
,
location of the Mther hurndure
charged that Chin...
'‘ " ' company In Sanford.
S h ip s ,
J o in
in
Subs
S ea rch
For
$4.r»IM H H I P a n - A m e r
ic a n
(At
Flying
B oat
c to m in e r
Fear Is Felt For
Ommants* Safety
ru le d lo d iiy lb s* (he F o rd M o to r
T y m p a n y h «d v io la te .I the W a g
n e r loibor Art bv "spying" and
d i» crl m i nod Ino nt ih #
B n f f a h i,
r -".m d Mini hti*
1hi m -h
U n io n
la b o r
O p p o s e s ilr d
I n t e r f e r i n g -------
W AR IlINr.Tns— A
tune, w a s f im a lly srp a ra le rj to
day fro m f . u n i I'n u r t H a u g w iti-
A rc a d e Started,
M ather S lates
€
On Manilla Flight
Is
M a d e T h a tC o m p a n y
wtrth f iv r anul - v » cent store for*
(A P ) A
revolt
against the regime of (>en— ----------------eral John Me tanas, dictator •
of Greece, wan apparen'ly 1 f l i p T 0 VCIXICDIS
qu'ckly crushed. The gover
nor of iho Isle of Crete,
where the uprising broke
out, cabled Metaxas that or
der had been restored in
J u ly
M
B o th
t» m ake a n y m e n tio n o f the f a r t . ,,f *, , P » '» " " n can be eh an g rd Into
„ i „ r i | ln (i lo „ „ A sso c ia te d V rcsa *
a fte r IH m o n th * if both
agree o r a f t e r 12 m ore m onths i f
today , Utopalrh from home.
8 H A N G H A I,
Wagner Law
P e r m its
20.
Canea. Crate capital.
AH
rebel-held
government
hulldmrv hail been r*-nrcupi«d hy
authorities, he
reported,
an I
revolutionist* fled. Four hundred
armed men, said to be aailora.
affected a roup by taking advan
tage o f the weakened garrison
• l Canes. Mn«t of regular troop*
bad bean sent lo northern Greece
to provide vacation relief
for
other garrisons.
Board Rules Hawaii Clipper Is
Ford Violated 1 2 Hours Overdue
P O L IT IC S S IZ Z L E
LONDON. Ji iy TJ—(AX—Bar*
bar* Hunt n. hem*** tit f 20,000,-
E b ro
A tte m p tT o
A t
18 M o n t h s
E je c te d
B o m b
D a m s In
Law
D iv o r c e
But
Civilian Deaths
Blamed On Japs
R e b e ls
K E N T U C K Y
Nt’MHER 288
Established In 1908
- * <*- **■.■V*
,J 'Ga
it-*.
S e iz e
C re te
SANFORD. FLORIDA, F R ID A Y , JrLY 29. 1938
Y , a « r mMv plant
E x a m in e r
re c o m m e u fle .l
S ix
F r a n id* ' f
Shea,
ib .ti ih,- * >oupany
O f
rehir#
50 CTO
niniinMi
and
"‘Inter f e n u g " mill union
activities.
Nine
W hen
re axe
S h e a , lis tin g eight m ethods o f
alleg ed v io la tio n o f law said (h a
co m p a n y 's M-m tr ** oh n trad *.pted
on u n io n in* e h n g s
on m en
at w o rk .
A t the sam e t in r r , h r
added, the n irn ) •nnv
d isa rm tnatr . l " p r n p a c a m l* lo
.I h o m ii , , u
m rm b v rs h ip in I n it.-'l
A utum nbill- W o rk e r * o f A m .- r n *
S*kn a tn t U ush D IL *H . 11 *«*vere
1 In- ro rn p a n ) is y t v r n trn . l a y «
\
ITrB II t- f t h r B PNh44*Vi'll
tn w h ich to re p ly tn th.- ch srKC *I4 lr iif mu. 4l«9lr»l Ihrit h r « ttnlil
Thp Scrurtif , V(|
I ith-rtit**
fink 1h r 11T>.It* Sp tim 11* 1.» in*|*l * S'*
C o m m itt.-r « |* „ n c c lv r .l
1,1,
11 ft-llm tl
In i l Nil .1
uh J r i'l inti
y r-M .n l.iy th at i-»itiP ati> t> . . | , f 1*1 111 f "1
i *»i-’xuli-dt
it .->v“ T il
Ihi- H f P n b ltr S tii-I I ’ m ir.irn tln n T h r ••"..il ul mu w n u l'l h»* *
mi .In
a lti-m p tril to horn per the se ttv i
to tin- .tn »- |U|<a«*t'| Mhtl r ('.it•didg#
tic * Ilf f i l l I 'l g u l ll t iT ' hy Mi*
in t i I'M-uir'ii*111, h r 4||n l.
iln w n ilt them
Every where they
w.-nt,
th.
nrirnniier* It-.lifieil, thrv were
followeil. One iif thi- witnesses,
youthful
Kolo-rt
It n r k e o f
76 Percent O f
’37 Taxes Paid,
Y o u n g sto w n . O h io, to lil of ti» p
p T ef h i* p u rsu e r* m ill lh e ir iiu lo -
tnohile In * ilnvewiy mi .........
c ssln n li j p .irk m p t u . own i-sr
• c ro ss the e n tiB in — lie *nul he
b a ftfattle il fo l tw o h o u rs' free
ilom fro m pn- -m l hy aicteeuiK
not to cu ll the putille p o llcT h e » h ailo w in K o f the m x »n
L e t * w a s u iltn itte il hy E a r l Hut
Ivr. c c i t a b l e
c a p ls tn
of
th *
enm pany**
police
f. rce
In
Yotm icstow T* who hail attsen to
m ake an
im lten am
ile n in l
of
ilu ik e 's re p e at til n **e rtio n s th at
lte |iith lira n policem en w e r e '‘ thuLr'
w h ether m or out o f u n ifo rm "
P a -sen g ers,
Jin kins Reports
H e ld
,
I
r
i t|y -yt— ( A P I
\
li.m.itt ('liptK-r
i-i.m
it
l . . . i ■11■:111* i . in lt t s ilt K
np|iro\iiti.tr i
flighi ti**m
Wit s
C r a ft
V a n is h e d
H M 'b
in rnsi\ ♦
*
12 Ip»ttr« on tk
i.iiii tn Miiinla,
oliieit of nn
It I*\ ntr. .sea
omb i w .i' rr
and
nigh'
it r h t
S n i ii
ships,
mi
my
to liu
tx * t
i ".
h h tv
a Oil
him '
5 1 .O.ilOO f ly
r
uolv uminhed
ing boat v*l',ii
ii
mill- f lu
t h v m i.
F e ll I H
sly pn-v-i
ilic rrit* tf
out M ind
fim ti lb .
Ih .
,
- 1.*
l.tWMl
I b-
P a c ific
<iil cf y
•>f th#
or timi*
*U.
11 *
an
in-
I 1.hi *j»''
pa--* d w ithl.i t eiirssaga
1 in *poi t
Mrig # ,
ntuncst * L t - *hi id
1..-1?.t n, u ».
re p o rt'd
"4 idxL
xa ith 1n
It 11' 'In 1 | i 111 lo- w n* In*-1
ih*- ar*u
.tl .l.o v ii Th*lu v e d l
began Hvt ■|i' ni- Ho- *»*n « i» h ii#
. i . (1 h t il l * add ##nl
O n M o n d a y p *o vrrfu l
«x , t y
in
1111:1l i t f #,
"Ilf
iha' 7d |iiin'M( I uKilr fhii' > a m In h o iirlv T h i'
R e m in d s
T ax
w it h
On
II
MAM I
—Thr
U rcw
D e lin q u e n t
S a le
W ill
Be
" • in ring
another statement called far an M.ny of the younger xet went In u r cream fo r d eaeeit.
h,J-- 1,4.1 . t rf| hi tmII > -1 » oitt*
nf t|i l!' tr fay "II hit.| n’rii 1 >d
Heveral game* were indulge**
Investigation
"by the proper »winiming in (he spring* while
h. *ll|*|M I . . il l h d ti’r *
* . I* d ' o .lilt., Si'm uuij, ♦ •in111v
pernona'1 into th# polaoning of thl* «dh#i* made themxelve* com hi by tin* mo-i i i Im t 4* o f I He t h i e e
f Iif \ »-1 ft»«11* v |u*ur.
B i t t ||
M l It I.
|foriaide and Ii«tened to Ih# hm .tub* »#(••»•• the crowd b«-gsn »*•
la* I •dh-il i j. i" I* JlllltU l* Nthe governor-'
I In
I t 11 mti> am horn
w ind
disperse.
muidi-i! 'hi»| I ii ini ^ olt tk hit'll I hr 11>1111i 1| ilk- ly t lit* ' tlpjn-r.
Stewart said all fact* should ^'"i*** *'t 41 makeshift negro hand
if
Those who aided in the pr»*
* n,|c* created n great de l
^ ^Tachlbana
i h
P Maru h°
,P k
. J,P n„ Wh*
" >t-l# If
he planned
at
near
Kluklkr h|i
h„ (lqu,P
rt, rp h„ to
f , bv known, adding "but wh*n
It'd 7 * iv r - liud riot I * " ' 11 jiani nml
die Ini lilt 'I feufid) xxa- ill wn far
of amusement. There wax onlv paratioris for the luiiberiie w ee
judgang although ah, flew a red J|r M„ h„ , nu)K,tic.lly re p lie d 1^ ' - “ a pr»Hletannined
tf.'iM It* oliiMlUtl p"H|ti"d
"fi u lm h th ru - h 11- no MU'^iand
one legitimate niu* trial in«(ru Ftrd Froti. Kay K*»x. H 0 t'a**
croM fUg. No mention was made (u ^
, nJ |lw|. r^, (h il
to make of th#
hole af|**id A iiu 'iu iin
A n w iiyx
said
uitf (ax m l ifun it-. hrlil hx 'll
merit uxeri by th# trio and th.rt well, T V Simpson, Ed Meiwh. T e n n e s s e e G o v e r n o r
• f damage.
report, to this effect were erro-; !■■>■ "* political bedtime story
was a guitar. One nf I he group I. E. Wet hr rail. Buy Hough and M a y C a l l O u t ( G u a r d s S i hi i* f.-r
H»;t2
,■1
iihwfi(iif<ut th r iTip 1*1*1 rou ld fin a l a# w ell
---ncou*.
have no belief that we shall get held a g a llo n ju g In hia1* h in d M r. L ro n a td y .
a* a (mat if tiMdaioug«-l hy
A
V lH II X# ill ite* -"Id I"i 'uxi *. ,i*l
_ HENDAYE.
,
. ,
SP|,nUh
Jlobart Haynes, manager o f the' »ny re.ult. from those whose
f»»M i*d In ltd Ing
O ffic ia l- * d id n 't
N
A
S
H
V
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Frontier, July 29.— (A*)— Spanish , |01>
n(w duty It is |o inquire into the
"I oil M "hd ii\
Uii"t* w lu it hud ■itii-'i-d th*- e)i|»T#nn#fei*#
a i z z l f l Auif I iH-giiiiiiiu; at 12 IMI nVl^H K
Insurgents opened all the dam, i)lliW,n f shou|a be ready for oc- cs.e thoroughly.”
p 1 1" liriVf ll oi hT i hot U^llttltfd
) # » tri*la y a m iii r* | mu i » I hni G uv
In tha Ebro Rlvar and its tribu- ru()incy , bout n.pt
Th, new
t hief of Police John Halley
I.
weiiiher
I'aA
u-iitv# ra-in
Mwl|i'li | i*| t ill * ud
Gurduri B n iw in t i/ iin y h t ##»ul nn
tariaa today In an attempt to headquarter, will be much more
aaid hr
had investigatril thr
I*1! Ii-t i k y . vi*( ■
i pi HIM
L ro
\ | i ,h n ki(M pointed 1n
tin rial
g u a rtU iiii i • («> M iin jilim
iweep away brldgea behind gov- (p, rloal than th. prtgent lo- ea*e and found it “ a political
1 l ii-irni " f i lu*
II |* ll" l . I'd
xtt»ul9* a lii'ii o(i (he |M M|»* I •)
m*xt T h u i'te la y fu r d u ty <luriiiat
emment’a advancing armlea on CBtton Mr
Hayne. aaid and bedtime etory". Chief of Detec
xo|d and diavx in ti-ri'-t .1*( fill- I d ll’ . I n* i 1
th r llemmrNtk [in m a iy
vo tin g
tha Catalan fron t Reporta aaid ^ ,^ 1,,! out that then would al.o tives Joseph Stewart aaid the
o f I Hi f ii't r r t it for rIn fntf } rat,
the river became impeaseble In
m„ re
toom »h k h Mr. inridqnt was a "publicity stent."
Seerrtaiy Arthur A. Ktrchhuff m (in* h*>ni« tfiw n uf hi# fur#- Id p v lr i't it fo r (h r ■*»-l •*1141 \ f ill
WASHINGTON, July 2'J-ldh
10 mlnutee.
Jlather latlmateil might be ull“The eatent or thoroughntss — Army official! disc In ml yrstvr- \nf Ihc IuchI Townsend Club ic itnmi i> l i t h m I fu r .
and H |m-i l i'i ti ♦hi- Ilf I4*1
A
Government
communique, ]l(r<1
, tcre furnHur. making of thr ‘inve.ligation’ made by
Th#*# i vjtortM giiiru-d n iv u li i
dJy that a forthcoming trip of .purled on the picnic nf centrnl
»l#
a d d 'd .
lT u |M 'rty
oUd«*r*»
admitted the river rising
but K>nfori| another of the
(ion a# in fo rm a tio n li-uk d out
c^stri- thr officials la not revealed,"
three "flying fortress" b.unhr »l Elorkfa Townsend Culb In Urlanhuvi* two >i.fr tu w lit' h i.t
dented bridge, had been awept blJtinn pi)inll f or jobbe„ .
jgivt-n purtt
Stewart aaid, 'but one might to Bogota, Columbia, would >«-1do last wt»k at the weekly meet- that ii n ii ij* had
dr**ni Ihmr pm r I v h* f*U4- 11 l<
out and aaid their l l m were InTbp i , m0ilellng of the Arcade guess that from thalr aUtamn.'s
pnnitig (Ht* a t h i'ln lit l d tjia rt uncludo a 150O-mllr non-stop fliicli' |
pf the Tow*end t'luh In it*
d ri’d m ay
hr
m -i -iim Wh
n f i t w« ek o f Muni1 u n lit in tit# n
*•**•
t building will be another a*ep In that they were more nr less par
j ,|u*rtcr* in thr Wrlnks building
th* !*' N Hu Ai»Ii* ni o h 1 1 I hi- ind
The government claimed lt| lb(, development of Sanford’, tisan In the senatorial rare rath across the 4'*rlblirsn »e».
fo r n u t-of A tiil# n m r**uv• i #,
The war ilrpitrtmrni announced |M , njgbt.
v id u a l, M r J ink in
-an
I ill!1 1»l
VM M M t I I U K N . *Vill v 20
advancing troop, were forcing bu
district. On First Street er than alert and eonaclrnlious
Hi o w n in g , who u *##klf»ip r#
the three plsnra, Ihc arnty's tu*
i " i t i f 'f u ll's ui»* isAtii-fI id i hi- m ii ui I I"
Mr. K irriiioff nlso rr|H>rt*d
I It-' (.ly I mmol 11*f|» 'M
riJ1!
IninrganU to retreat but Inaur-1
nPW building ha, been conn c llh m 1 r o n f ir n iid
officers of the tar."
best aside
from r|pet inicn'ul ■hat 'h* club would meet next n o m in atio n .
" f (hi* *xli»l* ud<l ili-i' (h r iliti-i* * ^** • k t.1 fili al fH:».!HI4* III |rv«-rui«
gent reports denied this and structnl and two other, eateiuivenor
d'-nicMl
the
n
im
u
i#
.
tie
tu«i*l
daft, would attend the Aug. 7 in Thuradiy night at 7:110 o'clrrk
li ll l' It III- ,111114' fee w hl-ll Wjlll#4 .ii'* »- ' ii h ni*- .
Hint h i ttii*
p i I.ill /
aaM thvy had atammad tha tkla Iy irtnudtltd (really adding to
augural of President elect iFduer for a covered dish supper. At this h f wdiaIi I m a k r kno w n tm | i Girm lilJ iJ r tn ilirl 1V liiilih I w
> i i ii |n 14*•-•I nf -id yriirw, |i» fio f the (ovarnment advance and It. aUractivtnaaa.
•
n
r
x
l
T
u
f
iu
U
y
,
(hi*
d
a
y
aft>
r
h»*
do Santo* instead of six *m«'ler tima Mr*. Martha Mnffi't will
Up
tn J u ly
1, Mr
J in k id
f..11(1• ll - |H»fllMd tif l it* I Hi) ilt
WOfO bvrlnnln* to rveaht (round.
aircraft from I'inama.
• tif'eil, * mx i***|Vi'linti'i unntriinI1- <11 I iitM uiy It $ |lto%,(NlO i f A ig r M il*
glv* . report to Ih* club of her
"
The four-motor "flying forltr- recent trip to California ami the " " ' ' r » ; " 1 **J"»P; h- ’' "• *h' f*• 7A.27 |m* i friit nf itu* i:i;t7 t**li l-<< il I'i.tut t u n
Police Find New Way
ses," of the same type aw thr Townsend National Convention.
"Drsnuatier. oppuimg itml rtinrr I h r lirltlujiirf il li>l w *1 if', M'ldJIt**-1 J i|III I I*'ll alibi lit-1
!oza' Housekeeper To Figure Auto Speed
*1* which flow last February tn
p u M h h ril u* i hat tu iir* $#/nfi7.2*l *lit y
In hi* talk last night. Mr. Br,,* n,n«
*’ *
M i" n t y
\%rmi I* | (ijipty
to
Ruenoa Aires, will leave Langley Ktrchhoff .Ires.e.1 earnestness of; Dromera'ir r«mmittr*man.
liax tsi-rn n t li i’fip tl Tin * tu x i-t11!#•*• V M * \ f*u a I'riin o f iHftJMMl j i »«I
Left 175.000 In Will
tor *li rlui »*•( (ha! h** uut ifi|>ntrfi ,i l- i . h i I . if |H I) ddi), Hni w n u l'l a i k
P
v InVemwinst R
1* ld»off
v » -from
Au*'|h#r.
n (,,rnnMl*
ml-n„
, "D'1 Congressm>n Lai Gtren'a add real i
8 r RING FIELD. IIU July * * U iUt Y
o rr ii p
c fi u
o ‘ i,K>ka
the
r- 'lW tlo n o f M -vrriil (h uu n iu iii tl*»l I** m il -MUi tu g t ri^ lh # lurtli a t »
to'tha central FloiMa TownsemlW HITE PLAIN S, N. Y. July tdl —lliinuia highway poliea are
atop fig h t lo tha Columbia capi itaa and the fart that *ha repre P a n - A m e r i c a n S t o c k
tar# mtirr in tnxi*i lM*ft»r# ijii* Mil# 1 --cr
ft**#, ' h i Hill*Ii |*fl#
A. Tracy of Wa.h- bruuhtng up on thalr mathema
Tha H. C. DuBo m Building on tal.
■
sentative was confident of a Townjngtnn, bouaahovpor for ‘40 year* tic. su they can mrasura the
x *.*• (i rrovd iii!, i( ! "i w iblf.
C o n g r e s s P r o p o s e d •*n Miidiiay,
Park
Avenua
has
Just
received
n
The
war
department
sold
II
O il Ih# HJimr linti- n f (h r iliTui
.end victory in Ihla state by
W Um Into Juatico Cardota o f thr speed of lutomo'.ilea by ■ nor
l it*- nuvi-rrid * n v h a r u ra f'*U r
officers and
12 enlUtrd mm March qf 1040- Th* secretary also
tpirnl tax nalr, .Mr. Jink MIX waul 11• i it*nt hut i i i , h > t itii-i *»v#r (!*•
Bcprvmv Court, wilt reealvo 97*.- formula deafened to eliminate new coat o f paint.
BATON
ROUGE.
La..
July
would make the fight.
'hat tax <*x#futiun4 will Im ixam^l c i n 'i y h.ivi- f-i'im l m ^ u ra n r# am i
announced that this club and the
•00 from Iho n > «t« under Um perjury from motoriste’etorteo—
—(AX —Plana f„r holding a l’a>i
County Clerk O. P. Herndon
fur Hrliriipirdt prr*>»(uil pr«|u-r(y in ix l fumlrt at tw o anil uni* iifUf
whole stale was In excess of Amottran rnngieaa on
lotma o f bin will, filed today In aftir the clash.
agrtrul
Woalcheetrr county
surrogats
•iuoU s for th* Townsend Weekly. tun- and livestock at Louisians t#x#i. II# ailiinl (hj* i Imm* w .I i hi**»* p # rr#n t i*f f inunc# public
Tha formula Invohrea iho car** who has been 111 fo r several days
court.
p i,
I
|
D n n n r l o f l I Ha also slated that th# club State university In IDIO were an f r coil#r(riI by a levy ami >a!r .b'lfk4 ct»t|xi i ueinn w h ich w ill rarata of dereleraiii.t, It'S walyht, la eapected to bo back In hto
c, rd lh ow .» for
•tf ih# giuril#
n ail r h a * |r U
»•* tinti the
* Th* will atlpulatod tha b«|uc.l braking effort and the skid re office by the first o f neat week.
p rin c ip a l
m
se rvice
nounced here yesterday by Or
Waa T o r services to my listers. sistance of the roadwiy.
thalr president, W. R. Dupree Jamea Monroe Smith, president hr#MiI or any <»lhi-r p#r»'»na| |»i*» charge* a n d fee*.
|M*rty bvlontcmg *u Ih# ilfliniiufnt
Ellen and Elltaboth, and aftst
ST. AUGUHT1NE. July 29-f/F) who was recently taken to tha St.
|> is iduntU’il to levy a service
All you hava to do. Chief Wal
of U S. U.
tbeir deaths, to mo."
—Ernest X’ . ilowati. amateur vincpnt'a Hospital In Jackson
charge t>> all user, of the sewsgo
ter Wi Lama explained. It to dou
The announcement followed a
.
...
radio operator said yesterday hr
Him Tracy *Ul raoaiva Iho ble the length of the skid mink,
conference ye.terday morning »*•
«ho Hurt,l« otolute -m ,lt*|Hi*ol system utid Plnulf anil *U
heard a message from Pitciim
Unaat forUan of «M imjOOO In multiply It by the rate of doeeltween Smith and Dm h J. G. U r. ">•
**■ Jinkin* » M- Al cststilish a sinking fund so that
M il kamaata ' t i t if!id lift Ih# •ration and taka the aquae* root
island at ft
9*18
a.m., »a
eastern
aUn
iftiana
ia a.m*,
«8#m ■
»»‘ th* certificate* will tio« be ’ art
Jr., of the college oj ggrichlturc. ' « * •
“ I " * r',h' r "
LONbON,
Ky~JuIy
«
—
<
*>
>
ddrd timt. saying a iteamer from { t f ^ g f o B o y U r O W R C U
■rid. allboagh Um In# school of of the m u lt
and Fernando D.hman, Chilean
P * " 0" * '
from th- ■riiliiration again** the tax roll*
— Donfenae Counsel H. C Glllia New {e ila a d had promised to
Cohan*la ntuoratty will raotfva
the city. Jarnlaon nal.
consul stationed at New O.le.n., ’u '« • * , ' uf,h
*hi' 11
told the Harlan antLlabor con rail at tba Island during the day
■plate roaldtia. 1
• number o f roprooenlatlve. <f * » » • ■ » ‘ h* to™ ,n,‘ * ,frcl " "
spiracy
trial
Jury
yesterday
coal
largo tha total aetata may
and leave much-needed auppliee.
MAY STOP LOANS
Iho
unlcaralW
adminlfermtlv* jfdg.mont and eaerulton at l « «
operators war* Jostlftod In dtsPATERSON. N. i . July 19-— ■laff. end Prank R. Curtfe. rep • t * ^ ' Am owner of such pr-.
Ships in the south Pacific had
ImUcited by the
Irusing tha Unltel Nine Worker* aveidad tb a Island during tha last
A little nero boy who could
MIAMI.— (AX— Frank C. Hll*
. . . .
, , ,,
of America which “ hold to iu eight weeks because of an erro not awtm gave hie Ufa yesterday rvsentaiive of Iho Chilean Nitrate P*rqr.
corn.,ration.
Regarding 'h*
delinquent lax null,. In c h a r g e of the Federal
WASHINGTON, July 89. r-WJ bosom ’Ruealan rads,* communist*
to
save
hU
mongrel
puppy
from
^
*«1*i N*- Jlnkina stated that Housing Administration office M
Rush D. Holt, Wait and all that kiad o f riff-raff.” neous report that there was a drowning In the reln-awollen Pnafacer epidemic among
nwnora whose properly was ad- Miami, said yesterday abolition
Virginia Democrat and admiaGUIte opeasd aaauMtion for
all daacandsnta of safe river.
HERTY RITES HELD
v.rtfeod In the delinquent list. nf the city's tuning division
latratlou critic, aaid today ^ the dafanaa In tha trial of
Edward Slaco, 11, took his dog
Platehey Christian and his fol
*------may pdy the taxes before Ihc might cause abandonment of l l *
ask Um 1999 Senate to Iliklan county coal operators, lowers who deset lad from the Bri- to the river because It's ”ao bet
SAVANNAH, Ga.. — (AX— Ft',aale and the lands would be taken office, which is currently Insur
txprma 'formal abjsuticn U I farmer peace oftkata and coal tiah s h ip , th e Bounty, jeers ego. ■ad I think he’d like n swim."
nal rites for
Dr. Ckarlta Ii. „ f f th« list. In order to accont- ing an average of $1,000,000 a
third tana fo» President
corporations agalnK ebargoa of
Hcwett 'M id Andrew Young,
Tha thild put tha puppy Ul Horty, th* Caergla wiiard ol modate thorn- who wish to. pay month in mortgages to homo
velt
conspiracy to viafete iho Wagner ra d io o p e ra to r on U m so u th * f» tha water. It began to swim chemistry who dtvolopod
slash Mr. Jlnkina stated that hia offi<« builders.
labor act.
r -;-r ; •
SuddeMy tba current pins newsprint, war* held here would remain open Saturday _af
(aten d, tfe m k o d
n il
who
had
Daring tbo ll-moka-MSg trial Kelpud
« dog under momonUr* lost night nt SL John's Episcopal
until 8:00 o'clock. The
the dafanaa la trod M od antl-roto h a t s ahlpa call
Edward took off hie shoes Church.
■as colloctlr’a office customarily
waded eut en the muddy
cloaca at noon on Saturday.
a. As he pushed hfe pet
In area Argentina la aqUal to
(data o f ‘ he lands to bs ao'.d
W EATH ER FORECAST
fety, Um boy wea eaught that of tbo eltecei) Mountain and woo publishsd in The Sanford ula—mostly cloudy, local
watep and
pacific SUUa of tbo United Hsrald oar Juno 28, July 2, V, and Saturday and on waat
trewa south coa*(* tonight.
■totes,
" ■'
jlA
Big Bombers To Be Report Of Picnic
Sent To Columbia In Orlando Heard
On Goodwill Trip By Townsend Club
>Vinter Haven To
Seek $85,000 Loan
For Sewage Plant
Radio Message From
Pitcairn Is Reported
Defense Counsel Hits
UMW In Harlan Trial
Holt To Object To
Roosevelt 3rd Jerm
"J
I !
J * Trying ToSave Puppy
LOCAL WEATHER
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TUESDAY/ JTJCr ft, !«$
O u t-St. A u g u stin e Crew B y Score
Locals, Islets |Violators Of City Ordinances
Are Tried In Municipal
PlayTwoGamei |
In Costal City
G-Men, Senators
(Lookouts Get A ll Three
T a llies In First Stanza And Reds Take]
State Loop Tilts
irfa And Schmidt Play Excellent .be*
—
\
fensive Game For Sanford Nine;
Gainesville Increases'
Langston Undergoes Operation
L e a d To N i n e '
With Gon Victory
! Deflecting their only runr In tn renter. Pitman anil Ada walked
lin t
liming, •hr Hanford In fill the aatk*. Hurl.on grounded
»U defeated the St. Augm •o Itetrn.kl who threw to Judy al
l.flnlnta 3 to 2 her, Monday ■rrond to force Ads. Judy's throw
gained rrvfn/.' for ihr In Olero on flr.t wa. wild, how
•11 •• 1 trimming they ptrffrrrd al ever, allowing all three runnerr
hand* o f the Ancient City to .core.
Sunday aflernu, ii.
The Saints tallied In the ascend
irna hlta which hr when Ratan was safe on an er
W«U acattrrrd, lanky Si<l ror by Stlth and .cored later when
lad hi. matra |0 victory Skilling* polled out ■ hit to the
j in th* ahortnt game to hr playul tight field wall. Ha was thrown
local dlamaiul this >ra>'n. out when attempting to take thi’ d
line lasted only one hour on ihr tingle. In th* aeeenth th*
minute..
Saint, .cored their only other
Splendid aupport
glvrn tally when Skilling, walked and
; SudH>n Jroth In the infield ami ' took aernnd as Mobley grounded
■'ilk# outfield, only ono error la- to Huil.on. He scored minutes
h | cemmlttad jy th. local. dur- later wh.n Judy got a clean hU
' ins the entire content, liavii on to left field.
turned in a good pci ■ i The Lookouts lost the vervicra
e, handling a total of 13 of one of their hardest hlttar.
•Uta without a .ingle rtiit- amt best outfielders, kfayo LangsSehmldt in left field J in •on. lang.lon suffered an acute
J^tt words of praise from the nltaek of appendlcijli
Monday
• P m far (he way he conducted and was rushed to the FenuldIn the outer garden.. I-aughton
Memorial
Hospital
J t w o man on ba.e In the where he underwent an oparation.
IU)t Inning, Schmidt fhddrd >He wg. reported doing nicely
long, high flie. to end the today tut the operation wll' prob
and pravrnt the runner< ably force him to stay out of th*
creating the platter,
game for th. rest of the ncaacri.
mott ipectacular [a-rformmb r li •
IT . A n i l ' S T I N K
lurned In hy Utero. JI4.IV IL
t 9 1 3
1 3
r* 0
VStlM first .acker. |li. agility Klrklun.t Hi
1 1
a
Itest^nakl is
i
the 'way he handled the l-all
•
i
3 ii
n iv r n lb
ht many favorable <l,m- iir im ir
4 a
l
r
«
1 fi 0
from the local fan., lie, liAlNn r f
Hit llllnii* rf
2 1 i 1
00, hand!rd 13 putout. wl'houl Mnbtcv C
i n t 1
a ft it 0
O N rll a
1. rtngl* mlactic.
T hu man p
1 ft i ft
Lookouts opened up in thu fliitiialrB tt
0 ft
1 •
Inning to grab three run.
3«
1 1 31
T iita li
were held .enrele.. durinc
Ute remilnder of thu conte.t.
H A sronn
«b r . h n
filed out but Jtavla iliigli-d ftlnlf# rf
3 1
4 a
lElassified Advertisements
BATES
la H r llfa
} • » ■ IIm
Hr mIIm
Uni
Or* MMlh
Tf > H ««
ft# i IIm*
f i t * v*«mft« ! •
ESS SERVICE
I k * !!■••
LOST, HOLD m u ,.4
.hats.
r iM p f M i i n la J t i B i l i M y
rt*fc ■• r t f i i r wiggiy M »f«.
ftiLvr.it
fi«n * i
■la
9vlili•m
i| rhili. ■.•ward,
«•« tl tar* Hamid*
Minn Tsarist Imt
Mb, »*»•#. • M lt-S f
rLomoa (TtTK tatoir.
MISCELLANEOUS
HI CATCHII and hi hit*—
data KmJ
Mil Beds’ catcher who hit leg ta NaUemal I
IflBftrft
IIOtlSRCl.MININO AND kerolag.
Malls Uses, Tea Oraaae Are.
Tha United States fereat tarvIce now uses « newly Invented
"danger mater" to warn foraat
rnngera whrti eondltkm* In fer*«t* brcom* ao dangerou* that
fire* are likely to occur.
SIDE!
Hh u IIi
Characterised by the trial of Henhell Smith, charged
with
only on* white man, the regular drunkenness, sms sentenced to
session o f Municipal Court was pay f ( or spend 15 day* In )ail.
held
Monday afternoon
with
Earlenner Jones, charged with
Judge Frank L. Miller preaiding. disorderly
conduct,
was sen
John Brady, held for lnvestl-j tenced to spend 30 days In jail.
gallon, was dismissed.
. Henry Jupiter,
charged
with
The following negroes’ were destroying personal property, was
tried: the eaa* of Poster Smith, sentenced to pay $5 or spend 10
Donnie
Hatcher,
charged with operating a busi days in Jail.
ness without a license, sms con charged with gambling, wa* dis
tinued. Th* ease of John Jacob j missed. James Wheeler, Viola
Burns, charged with pilfering, Barton and Pannla Choice, all
was continued.
| charged with gambling, were diaTom Porter, charged with dis mlaaed.
orderly conduct, was sentenced
to pay f5 or spend 10 days In
Jail. Victoria Jenkins,
charged
with disorderly conduct, was dis
missed. lola Lattimer, charged
with disorderly conduct, was dis
missed. Daniel Carr, charged with
disorderly conduct, was sentenced
to pay $10 or spend 30 days In
JellLonier Costa, charged with
disorderly
conduct.
waa
dis
missed. All in Price, charged with
drunkenness, was sen lanced to
pay $5 or spend 15 days In jail.
Ike Btackshear, charged with
disorderly
conduct.
waa sen
tenced to pay $10 or spend 10
days In Jail. John Henry Redding,
charged with pilfering, was dis
missed.
PREFER MARRIAGE
MONTEVALLO. Ala., _ (A * ITeila glvtn 275 feminine high
school graduates by Alabtr
College showed career prefer^
ences In the fallowing order:
marriage, teaching ant of fie*
work.
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that is different"
9 It's a skillful cross between
mayonnaise and old-fashioned
boiled drcaaing— with a apodal
piquancy alii la own 1Miraclewhl_
i» totally different from all other
dressing*—smoother, fluffier, more
delicious. Try Miracle Whip—soon!
MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS
PAR MORE—OP THECOSTLY INGREDIENTSl
groundft.
Only
gam#*
a«h#duta4.
n i»*i
r
T*4a
flaw Ynrk at fit Lnui•
Philadelphia at Cltvtund.
Wnafilftgian nt III try i(
Horton at Chicago. -
g a r io s t L
riitaburth .. ... .
New Terh ........
n«*ii ii»
Pitman lb
to r n
fti j<
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Chlraae
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Iirljnd ft, Daytona
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A Fee*. Plash lisuir, treche POM TOLU hssIlk's ssks dHsh . ■— rea for Uohler la lib.
Kldtc l|rtsf Wstss—
Those 111.
b— haunt for Tkutnsn In sih.
*». Auauiilns
— n s sa* I I I —S
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use UeeJor A (Jar's Meallir
Itrrnrs.
Judy.
Hiith
Rues bairn)
rssdastm-lh*r*re •‘■eat tee the
In.
Hkllltnao.
■hiiliaaa.
Judy,
tfuoaaii.
I I ik -buh. 1
T Cssre, Ills* 111 Chap*0 . 1 h-. Btostor-Roaoru Hard- in.
Schmidt.
Assists.
itslsnskl
A
as
late,
Itslsnskl
a,1 .J
wese Ca
Stlth «, Pitman 4, Kirkland I.
Hudson
1.
[U
ran
u
s
I,
Thumsn
I.
SAl.Ml ANT PANT si asmJudr t. Mobtsy. Otero. Olnass.
• meal market oasirmral. SITUATION WANTED
Ada. Tun-tutsa
bit.
gbllllna*hlr'a CJrecerr- West ink.
bases,
D arla
Pinnae.
COLOMBO WOMAN waate laundry btnlea
werh. Itlveele* gslka (IT Meal Double plays, Ratsnsbt to Oters
te
Klrktend:
Do
ram
us
to
Bl'lh
to
bSh II*
Davla; Kirkland to Judr t e Otero.
l. Augustlaa t,
SBItVICM WORK — nek, a,aId. Left on baaaa. M
read uas, tin H. H. Mar,lea. Hanford 4. Bate oa halls '4ft Tkumen J. Hudson 1. Slruak out. hy
T*a Reel *tk.
Thumsn I. Hudson I, Umpires
Jraeie Vaushan s a c llarvln. T im * et
e a rns, I j y , —-■
H O l'liW O R K OM weohlag* Leftle
L a m T i l W ea l in k .
ftft
ftl
UfRiniri
Ibivtuna Unch
HI Augu«tln<*
CJrlaiiL«i
Palatka
Dal-jind
Holms and Downey: Hardee
I^n*, Bunch and Onla.
Orlando 000 003 030—4 *
Palatka 001 000 000—17 f 1
Conn and Smith) Gaddy, Mil
ler and Haalup.
DeLaod 300 00) 002—6 A 1
D’ytn* Beh. 000 000 002—2 V l
to i * i«
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Leesburg O il 000 000— 2 6 I
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Court
THE STANDINGS
w d Jaehaoni Charkut
McWilliams.
LOST & F O U N D
i.n m
Nosing out the St. Augustine
Saints last night, the Lookouts
hop* to add two more garnet 'o
their win column at the City Is
land Park In Daytona Reach tod«y.
-The local crew meet the Islets
this afternoon at 3:15 o'elock and
again tonight at 8:15 o'clock.
Two wins oetr th* Costal City
crew
would greatly assist tha
lurokouts In their "get oilt of tha
cellar" drive. I f the local* win
both game* Iht Islander, would
most
likely drop from the third
position they now hold to fourth
place.
No information as to the start
ing hurleri could be obtained.
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Lookouts Will Strive
To Add Two Games
To Column Of Wins
The league leading Gainesville
G-Men Increased their lead over
the second place Gondolier* in
Leesburg Monday night by de
feating the Gona A tn 3 while
the Orlando nine racked up an
other victory over th* Atalra.
In Palatka by a score of 4 to I
and the seventh place DeLand
Red. pounded out a 5 to 2 de
cision over th* falanden In Day
tona Beach.
Relabeling after suffering de
feat at the hands of th* (Ion.
la.t night, the G-Men Increased
their mop lead to nine game, and
blasted Hardee from th* mound
in the second Inning when they
mo red all alg o f
their tallies
Hardee was replaced by Lane
who blanked th* G-Men for th*
remainder of tbs contest. Halms,
hurling for th* elctory permitted
the Gone only fie# sefatlea.
In the Aisles City Pete Mlhallc’i homer with on* on baa*
gave the. Senators a lead which
raa never relinquished. Hal Conn,
Orlando hurlar, allowed th* I'aIstka nine (even hlta o ff hi. of
fering. but kept them well scat
tered.
Porter, hurting for the Red.
In Daytona Beach, .hut out the
fslanders until tha ninth inning
when they puehed two marker,
across. It was Komar Rice', cir
cuit clout In th* first .tanas with
one on has* that started the De
Land nine on the rood to victory
3 - 2<
At. Louis at Haw- Varh.
ROOKI■
J ik i
of POOGIRS’ DAY hihM*.
re beeatlag rttteburgh Wntiaa
I* Nattwul Leslie fl•rf.'
BIRTHDAY REMEMBERED
Tha Beaton airport was estab
lished in 1833.
ban world M W when eiab hit
wtnnkag wreak, with CoaU* La*
> nntta detag Ml fee eauae-
people with free wku
March - 7 ao that they
celtbrate bis birthday.
MALARIA
might
MONDBAGONE, Italy — U P )An Inscription on th* recently
uncovered tomb of Lucius Ger
Boston has auffarad aeearely
many* rsveala that In 43 A. D. from fires. Deatructlv* fires oc
he bequeathed 2,000 sealtrcr* curred then In 1670, 1578, 1711,
(about $85) to furnish local poor 17(0, 1873, 1889, 1891.
COLDS
SANLANDO
SNUBBED
JOE PALOOKA
FISHER
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Eslnollshed In 190S
I9.1H
LANDS IN LISBON ENROUTE HOME
Rescue Attempts Fu
tile As Unemployed
Bank Teller Leaps
200 Feet To Death
A A A Restrained
From Collecting
Tax On Tobacco
Florida Judge Adams
G r a n t s Injunction
k-Says Purpose Is To Asked By Growers
^ Assist In Ridding I-AKE CITY, July 27- iA*i
Tircuit Judge list W Adonis in
I n d u s t r y Of Ills day
granted ■ temporary injunc
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SANFORD.
Citrus Producers Body Of Ward;
Form Association Is Unclaimed
A fter Plunge
At Oviedo Parley
Growers Of Seminole
Name FredForward
As P r e s i d e n t At
Organization Meet
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Fcmlnola Connly Producea
Mnr* Fruit And Vegaiahlaa Than A n ji ,
sim ilar A re a In A m frira
British Ship In
Spanish Waters Is
Sunk By Seaplane
Escaped Florida
Convict Cuts Way
Out 0 ( Jail Cell
NEW YORK. M y : T (>!*> No i
‘•nr claimed the b »#\ •>f 2f!-y*ir*1 fl It ill II H i) if k*. VjD (rnr»i*«! 17 ,
atorirx to hi* death list riitfht
after ■ unditif tip un IK inch Irdge
of a hidvl for Dually 11 hom-i.
Th< u*and« uf cummin New York
or* watched the young uttem
ployed bunk Mirr «.* hi* stood on
the lofty leitge * p|hi ■t ruly *.le
bating whether t„ jump or heed
plea* of police, his own mother,
his ulster and idhefa wh i tried to
fierauade him in climb bark into
the hotel room
Police *4 id the youth had 'id
rents in hi* |p*rkrt w hen they
picked up hi* IsHlercd hody Wfter
its 2IN| foot plunge.
As rearuer* drew up a net .n
hopes of thwarting his threats
made since
noontime
to Jump
from his perch he Icipcd out in
tn Fifth avenue.
The hurtling body struck *
mwr.ltirw on d . way In the » lreel,
fringed by horrified thousand
Other hundreds, remaining tn
l heir neighboring rdf ires after i
work to await 'he outcome of the
long siege, screamed over the ee
rie climax.
The body plummeted straight
downward for n split second, then
began to spin rranly.
The sc ene belo w wan alight
|w »*h flares of motion pictuie cam
NU M B ER 288
Five Bombs Drop On
VesselWithout I aiss
Of Life In One Of
Series Of Attacks
Loyalists C ap tu re'
Felon Prefers Death
Ks»t her Than Return Rebel Stronghold
To State UoacU’amp Jan Navy Presses Up
Yangtze For At
duty -7 1-1111 \I>M I 111 V
tack On Hankow
\n . ..«!■ ,1 H o n d a convict
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1 1 In a t\ «'U« of .» polo e
lion restraining the Agricultural
M A D R ID
.lulv ‘J7
(A l*V
W ith about' 25 bona fide Adjustment Administration from
-la* ' n till
11 (if til -*»av i ng
T
lii'
Ilriti,|i
I'iirg.r
nhl|i
growers signifying th eir in collecting a tax on all tobacco
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than
h« a mil.i Li! Ikidn-i If f itI i*m
ill
thn
terest in a growers organiza marketed in excels of <|uota».
■'M" I*." k 1•* ♦It--' • K\*4rglImlrV* I h ' l l u v n was sunk
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**ii |*11It* * i f« -. ui«»m .• for i m r 1 nf tiandiii t>v ii -<«*i%plnnev
The injunction was requested
tion, the Seminole County
by asvenl hundied north Florida
vll.l \ I1.ig -i Hum 1**tin * nun
w i l l ' l l l l l l . l l k r d lit llliwll.
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Citrus Growers Association growers heaiied l y Dr. R. It
II. it i" 1 * -'M-it*l /It 1i(1*k \
win, 'll. u.-ntnil .iMuck un tho
waa form ed and officers ilsrkneas of lake City.
fiol
1*1. \ "ii-l\ li.iij . -l)te*.|
■‘iiip m
ilin v
dnvK.
Two
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Judge Adams has not set a d»*e
elected Tuesday night
in
dill L aw
Th* upper Ihilf i*f ih*' Brili»li ' b l i l w k . Mi-ti ni t . lull'll I III 1.1'hlill. I’erlugnl t.idav nil it* II- Ill • tf |l.ni.’ .
M ID • till.’ T- nni , .1lU.r IlM ongi
In tin 11-* ilni|q>i'il M nm lny hub
Oviedo. Th e meeting wan held for hearing argumrnla on mak
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ing the order final. The lax ai l
n.il .
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l l i r v did mil ■•\|i |iii |i '.
at the Future Farmers or be paitl into the regiatry of thr
Urn it'
Here Ih. |diiiii- i» -.hewn in k,,) in th*- in..I hi-1 pUnr. Mum. .1- I hr i*rafr t***»h r f f fur New i itni)» ("Ilf llliiHih< nIf i*
K i l l ' hniiih-, lut 'In.ship
America Building.
i-l*. unit new s |>m tii* ei*.
Vink wiili a rmgn of ii*'w*p»per«.
court here to be held until a final
roll
H* tAJ|- ,|||i' '>i .I llt'M' -Oi'
ii'ktiiL' h-i
Thrrn were
Action * u taken afjer an ad- dcelaion on Ihe disputed levy.
i bin if* 11d1 WHIH lit ll.lu borll l.'dm
Tha tobacco auction season in
ii-, I-,-. <>f I,,,
Th,- allai'k was
drew by
( , Burton, acting
giv 7*ii i h< ,i i iii)!• toit.lV
"Hr oi
. r i. .♦I‘* i i thr sp-tnith
secretary of the state organisation north Florida and south Rrorgii
o f groarer*, In which he reviewed optrnst tomorrow morning and hun7s! MtM I ! ' P i i i i M r i i t - I l , | n ' r h r s
(be piobleme facing the grower dr*i|n of srowrra tod*y were
« .W.'f f, .1 - 1o i turn nt milit
■nd urged orginlxatlon In order briniring their weeds in ware
house* here, at liv e Oik and at
tltell foil
to belter combat the problem*
lh* ir w-i v [nin th*
b*rrr *
11iii'li" - 1, kry HIy of
Fred Forward of Forest City aeveral Georgia title*.
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quota*
aVe
lmpo*ed
on
‘ Oilth. rii •' 11ji 11ji m ;tn> | hith erto
wa» named prominent chairmen
In*yfk’ t n I *
ti*r$ for U»*
of the board of director! and earh grower and 50 percent tax
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levied on all tobaceo aold in ex\ FI I MW SI I ' M
N \ I H»NA L •1i*th it r
JSmmM Hitvaori* gmtip*
president of the group.
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Hr. Burton spoke In the ab rcaw of th. quota. Thr tidal quills
o » lid t tub w dl b held m
for Florida 1* 11,000,000 pound*
* nl In 1 , - •\ th** ill tepll f Ih t Wnl, win U* th* ms in
mu -1 1*. I Imsence of Senator A. W. Young
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lliiddmg
• tngo' i *, fni t |u*t i ' Ho nt In l w.iv IteltMe ♦ni*t -1 mi 'Ire oiitikirt**
who waa orlgimly scheduled to for thlw aewson hut the erop i*
d
• .il N on i><lot k
expected to nin *k>ut |R,000,IKH)
A irrrai missed ni>*n •
111 » P ' 1 tl-l'V -ii a ioah I i*i | that
X(kill IfM»Hf w Ii V \ cllota '1Mill"".*
deliver an addrew but waa unable poUnd*.
from the milling (hmi*andv.
•ml> ii f. ta c* v•' t it ini'vi 1 trnrtpn
4F* limilii i*n li.iv v%n’
to attand. »
.Mingled with 'he m*»an a* it
S A V A N N A H , tin. Julv ••
Fhr* a • i kl> iii* mg nf
Un*
l l , MORGAN M BF-ATTY
.1 V ml hf nl, taIii * li Im ■ lici'fl h i I manuf* ■1 t* i i a-*-! 1hi* Ebm
Pointing out that the Interests
died away w** the cra*h of k Iu**
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,1id ('ll, i k**r H llr tai»n u1*i Hi rUiirti'* II. Ilt-rty, 71,
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July
27.--<
o f the shipper end grower have
111§r on I in mi 1ike* 'i Ii .lull Itivi’r .tn 1 Ih.il Hiovc w«*Tfn an*
m% the body hit tha edge of the
|i, M m th* Vh .lex il- cl last rhorntwl whti piiitit-rruil in tin* df*
^ J.thg hot i
iiOT'i
eminent dispalchea
nli*lh$t<*
marquee *nd bounced off, M ine __T o a destitute fiimtly. a rrl irf ȣ iti
vmt.rprne-nt uf pMper pMl|» Imm Hn*rf u«lrl».
• iniIt advance in
diltii
I I I , n t •*{ *
»»%
ihcck mny
manna from hr
then straight downward in n bat
tniithrin |*m»*
illnl hfri*
t hi i*r din *
llllol I Itil
it*
immilf
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■allow nothing but bona fide
hii
—or
it
may
rvprewnt
a
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tried m*A». fare ibmn.
11■»F#1 it1 M illritgrvitii- m I Mm , « i'll 1
* ip i itrofitIIIV mr -tuur nf
Whot.-vi*
Tie
gum i tin*
govern*
ill Inil ft*
gtrowere are considered as eligi
WlllluUl Illil'r
n n nr oiud«
m i hi* front, howble for momborthlp. By limiting
T o a polliician, thr
r< Ii* 1 the | |.tii * 1 lot, Will lit* hclil tn hi* vktit griiduMtt*(l from Hit' I ’ m * .f e v e r b 1 7 M lH lilt*'
mi
•bf G«*i>rgin
*ml
John
P .M .I . CV *1 , o-rmed
more thou offset
the membership to this group, hr
lt .im lr .M t
im l ♦ l ie h "
' check mny hr a perptealng I" .i. Hh Vat l* $ II..1. 1 tonight lit 7
TALLAHASSEE, July 27. —
Hopklti"
ll r t-uight jit thr I'm Mnr t i m ll y •II H'T .H ill
• • lo ) f l l l«T
F.v Hi ■ H mile 111*111 genl jidvancn
■aid, there will bo no conflict in
Inn In government -or it m"1V oVInck
vur^itv i*f Gt^orgifi
until
! h;»j I I . ........In*-* o f
in
K ti emmilliii 111ov iiii*i* nmithpurpooes as has characterised UP)— I-awy.rs planned to ask the
ta a t* i ,
■*»!<h h T ilt
pruviile viiion-t of votes.
» ht*11 hr thrill tn Work for 1-nile's| h a t e l i l t lie 1 t i l l k* a|H 1 I t lh t f ta Im 1 ta c a t of Moilrid Insurgent* aaltf
formed organisations tn which "uprem# court today In an ex
init Im • b»*»*n gin lltcil
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Those things arc debatable
Miilrw Itnrrau i*f Fnrentiy
Intel i'll ptltlei) 1 1,1101) prla*
both shipper end grower haw traordinary petition to r*nnm
| h m »|T h ir
In 11c h i * t h e y
t n 1**1 ,
Hut there is no question i<■it S. Iti'D mi n i- i i*|»nir iiinl r«*
th. case* b which It dec'ared ‘
He li*11") tnuglu nt thi* I fitv1*1 l i . i t e ta il dll ■«l il, ta lly
been admitted to membership.
tt a l k t t i l ie r 'i
flu *
l » the treasuries of the I'm ' * 1 rorif ,i l.lll ■IHIL' f in rite hIm A V1*
nf North rjinilkmi itml iililr.l w F ill'll t a i l * 1 n | | t 1 ill m l o t h a t
With growers operating under marble boards and pin games ara i
In
inn, lapum so rt;rval unlLi
hr* nii*
DERLIN,
July 27.— UP)— T h e 1
Statesandits
subdivisions,
t . * urn1 Ml * c! ul un t A •
a JiMiinnl of imluittfliil iiinl rli t h ll f l w l A (1$ IRCIlf i f d .1 tC lm il - 1 * n l |ir r***st
the prevloua system of individual unlawful In Florida.
rapidly up the Yangtin
United Stales" official refugee
relief check is a pain
In
t fir* nii»tc*l i . I of t ::,o.
The court denied a rehearing
giiti*i*itrig (hrmistry
marketing, he asserted, growers
l i ivet townii) ILinkuw after nc*
tin* |ilj-tf'ill wntrit,
sciver arrived In Berlin yesterday neck.
petition
yesterday,
hu’
.
a-torneys
llr
finivint
nrwn|iriril
eoiiM
In*
had no authoratlve voice in the
Rmiihinv it tJumiI ing ♦i l l f r r l iiipatiuii uf Kink mug, 1rifi nil lea
and started work on an assign | For the relief cheek i« nr rl i"
A IlM♦■ting "f A ii t li*it will Ire prmlutt'il frum smitlirifi fi»»r*»tN
eetual marketing of their fruit. ••id they expected -o file an mrnt which German official sour- lhan the politic budgets ran eh* *w
into thr mi ; 1‘uiutii'M I* tO>*lfig duiMi i iv i*i f $e$ii $ ihe provisional
ght.
Re
Ihi*
IUII
tun
Elks
hehl
in
iimeh thrnprr than irnportrit pit out a vkiitrr pool of Illlo*t pill i* cupifnl
They were at the merty of the other move today. Th. remit *1:1 era believed would involve fii*»i It is red ink on Ihe public lio>•kd
111H will Im* xnrvri nnd ull
p * r.
shipper. But, he added, under the be to delay, at leaet temporarily, of all an atlempt to win freedom — red Ink that's going to -tu> till fr^ihtm
I h *pnt chi**‘ from ILinkow said
mini
It Idm *I mi li*** I •tvr r till
nf
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ayetem of organisation now going the court's final mandate au for Jews In concentration camps, the hooks for a long lime
highway* mot frnuiM mot
ho* th« ( hine*e foreign ministry had
to vUory 1*11II mittl i* art* *•special!)
Into offoct In n number o f coun- thorising sheriffs and other o ffi
i live not them t%it )• if *aiy fiovhijrr. I’ l" c l offit •'* ' there and had
The observer, Georgs Ilrandt, a come.
rVqUH’iti 1 o he |>r*tcnl.
ties, the grower will be protected cers to seise the machine.
no*vi*d Mil) mile* further inland
1.1i*il|ft* li. V - , H I'M
consul in the American foreign
In seven years, relief of tinby his own organ lint ion. Each
The rehearing will be sought service, spent a largo part of th unemployed hus cost at least Ihil
*»ry hour. Il**n•Inf.... 0* spoil! t" (Tmngkiiig
The
annual
chicken
barbecue
Individual grower will have the on the ground the 1S37 anti-slot
»njf'i cmililn'l he |ir»' (lit I n I ut
Insurgent for«*ei unleashed a
day conferring with Ambassador teen and one half billion dollars
o f the Kiwams f l u b will lie held
power of the entire citrus indus mschre* law did not repeal a Hugh Wilson, lie said hr had no
Mr*
E'ltt
Molnar, for inrrlv ull. ltd n*1|f111«■rr. Th.* Vulm * me, -nvage
aerial
counterattack
First cities, counties, and slate,
try backing him.
1035 law which licensed marble statement to make, as his mis started spending. Then in I'.nJ at Mutilation Springs Thuraday Kiln Itm r Txkarh «>f thi> **i*y. tails us iti*)ii*iiilahie IH. il lO VI'tif •gnmst the ground fnm*a in an
afte moon
The weekly luncheon *1*»■*I nt h»*r honu* in
The purpose of the now organi | boards and pin games. The law
I hifiin*l|ori Mill work Fiorju*. Nn w it shout* « ffoei t„ hint k tin* off. nsivo hut
sion waa private.
Undo Sum jumped
In.
Since,
of the club for today was dis T
sation la not merely to form a yers said this point, and some
lit*miLi y fol|o
fuihd In hii'uk the movement,
any time.
Tu$**iliiy
following an iDf.*** *xf nny
German officialdom, however, then the federal government has
markstiog pact and declared that others of a
technical natcre, believed Brandt would try first far outdistanced the states and pensed with.
Hu campaign sHtleil down to
v*vrruj months.
\
Thr funnul nhl Whuligig h.i*
then were many other matters were overlooked by the court In
hcf vsrer»
government
Mi*. Molmii
wa*
horn
fH jgivi*n
hii tli
hi n
now
lulfh f conflict
to win liberation from the con citiea— forking over ten
to consider such as limiting site it* original decision.
Mumliun i»f tiii’ Sanford Lndgu Longwooil Nov l t |hhI ,iml w m V W h irh gig
which nnipt*
to n mfoutfy und the iiisiirgent pin11ex
centration camps of those thou while Ihe states have chipped mi
o f boxes, selling of froson or
No,
F- und A. M wen* axkfd e«lu«Mlril in Sanford school* Mini height uf from in to I • fee t b»th goveriuent Irmipa holding
sands of Jews arrested since the three anil a half billions.
groon fruit, and the selling of
(hi* upper hand so fur.
new violent
sntiaemitlc
wave
m
Winter every yu 1eeond*.
Thirteen and a half billions is l^fduy *•» rniH't in th** Mn*onir iit Hull in* Un Huge
oranges by weight idther than by
Ihe troops crunched in trenches
Tenuiil*" tonight ut 7:*’I0 oVlorlt Park. Sho w,*„ niiriii*il tn Kirn**t
started early In June.
a lot of money,
■tee. Expanding on the latter, he
*n*l undertrec* at insurgent raid1*
before h-aving tn officiate
»t Molnar, chrmi*t, of New Ymk
Officials seemed disposed to
Tn
Ihe
kind
o
f
money
anybody
■aid Florida would benefit Iw.**»! 1-11me overhead iavkI then re^
lien in U.HI5.
grant this freedom provided the c>„
e0Unt, relief
i* rusting th«* funutal ■t*rvicc't of
, (Ownaam aw n ^ n m i
mined the push.
And jxiriin J. Turner.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July V - prisoner! Orel obtain foreign im- netr|y $|,nfln a minute*.
.She wa* n
prmil«i*nt
rivir
\ll townn in the path o f tho
W’l—Affable
end accomodating migration visas. f*,rman,* - _ " the rale of spending i* going ut>
leader und i l ihwnroan. Him w a*
N Y reluil store* rxpret a bil el rtrd ihU year for th«* thml
(also a Republican), William Ho- Iteved U was Brandt's problem t"
Ahuut |fill pi'i -on* are expert offensive on Hie west hank of tha
That $1,000 a minute Includes
show might have gone to Jail be arrsoge these visas, but they wim# form* o f *o-ra1U'il i»«?rmi** lion dollar inerra*** in liu*int** term •* president of the Hun er| to lit Iend ih** iirintiiil Hiiekeii river, including A aco', Mora da
eauaa ho shaved Jim Farloy, the <pointed out that mdny foreign
during th** World** Fair in 1939. neJJon Woman'* Unh anti wu* h Inirlireue of Ho* Kiwufii* Cliih Ebro and lieniaMnet went octtU*
ICMtlBVf* mm P*fl8 T*FM|
pied,
Democratic chioftaln, on a Sunday! countries war* unwilling to make
former h**rtw»nxl vire ffi**idmt Thursday afternoon ut Sanhindo
I ii the triangulur are rovertd
room for German Jaws if they
morning.
♦Springi, Arthur lliumin has ratiof the American legion Auxil
hy government lines, staff officers
William Jsffon, president of arrive at lhair frontier penniless.
iary and waa alao
an activa mated.
The y» *■t o f f dr *eil| hi* 1*011 xuid hid ween 5,fitMl arid H,000 pri«
; A traffic light h** been In th. Unlwi Pacific railroad, la
me inh r of tha Parent Tearhri*
* rionara, all Hpunish, were taken*
tently
wired
ahead
to
Choyvnna
ducted
J " hH v*Ph the Me I -ufid
sulted at Um
Intersection of
Axaociation. 8h«« was a devout
|About 2,tHMI more insurgent* wanand
aakod
Hoahaw,
a
friend,
to
Franck Aveatae and Seminole
and Wiiu 1-1 1'in k t liiit-v.
t'athnlic.
bred in the hill*, abut o f f from
Id
nddltiofi
In
meiolierv
of
Boulevard, Polka CMsc Roy 0, meet a wostbound train and give
Hhe
i*
survived
hy
her
husPALATKA. J u l y 27—Palatka Mevnr John W. Campbell.
ihe main force.
tho
cluhn,
there
will
he
ninny
Williams announced Wednesday. Farloy a shave so that Farloy
hand.
two
datichtern
m
l
on**
a
<
ii
Pn-p'Si.-nia r/aimrd -that it
tn making announcement of voters turned thumbs down on a
wivex
k> conJuneion with-tea light could attend church beta. All the
municipal plant hero yeUerdsy, muniripul plant would result In of Ihinnellon and hrr mother* gueata present irirludiug
barber
(hope
were
closed
and
a
the
regular
Thursday
meeting
o!
and friends of KiwmihtH,
, la a aeon sign directing track
Mr*.
II.
R.
Takach;
a
aHIrr
nullifying
n
$240,000
PWA
grant
a 25 percent reduction In rale*
city ordinance provided a fine "of the Sanford Townsend Club, ArServing will lo gin iilmut il fill
drivers down French Avenue In
with no dchl hurdrn on taxpay Arnnki; three brothers, Julius,
from |5 to ISO for any Berber
A. Kirehhoff, secretary already authorised in
o'clock, John M. Leonnrtly n gen
order to prevent their going
er*. Opponents slated electric Frank and Carl Ttkarh of thi*
who opened up and went to .work
erul rhairmun in charge of ar
through the downtown section,
The final tabulation found . Users would suffer from increased rlly.
on Sunday.
hil* and that,
W A SH ING T O N, July 27 -BP i
■re open to the publie
mat
rangemrnta.
Chief Williams said.
Interment will hr made Thur*
Nevertheless Hoahaw obliged. “ everyone Interested In the N i majority of qualified voters *p- rates nece'siry to pay off govern
A foirrast of wage cuts in th*
. A t tha fact of French Avenue Nest day a rival barber attempted
posing the rstificsAum •,( an ment loans by which the naw day in tha Evergreen (Vmetery
s ' e e l industry was made ytster*
tinnal Recovery Act te always
lo t ween tha boalevai* and tha to file a complaint against Ha
amendment or ordinance which plant would hr finanerd.
in Ocala.
day by F.rnaat S. Bullard, spoktawelcome.’*
declared
U expedient _ t „ o,„
hkefren* a
barrtek • « !
ha th a* aad accused him o f violat
■nun for tho Inland .‘jirel company
They sail) I'alatka's rates Wem
Mr. Kirehhoff declared that a
U slM in of
■truck and maintain—* plan* for already lower than many munidrteted aa a safety moaoure. El- ing the Saisday closing order. Po
Chicago.
complete report of the Central
the manufacture and distrilmtinn
tan :Houghton, City Architect, lka discouraged tha rival.
Ilallard wa* a witness at a
Florida meetlag, Which waa held
LISBON, Portugal, July 27.-- gov -foment hearing railed by th*
tarn drawn plana far tha harrier
Roahaw Mid, “ It wamt’t a mat In connection with tho picnic at of elacllirity—for such of ii» in( A l — Tho Hrili.h Plrh-n-burk s-o- public contract a board to deter
whisk wfll ha U /Mt lane and ter of buebiea*. merely a friend Orlando, will bo (**•"- He said hsbilanu as may require and puy (teereaxv in cumpany rales since I
------alout four foot high. Two-by- who had a frtend who needed n that Mrs. Martha Moffitt, treas for samt” .
1033.
’
. Members of Ihs boaril nf ill- plana Mercury. Immi-wurd bound mine tho minimum wages which
on its first trannAtlantic survey • icel employers must pay white
A total of $33 voters .sprrvvr I
fkor , timbora will be wood In shave, area if he la n DecaoataL" urer, who has returned from Cal
Proponenta hiil been enured of a rKt" "
tommlttee chairmen
flight, arrived here from ilorta, executing government contract*.
themselves against the oriiinsnru
.
,
,
,
'
«
f
the
Rotary
Club
met
at
tho
ifornia whan sho waa a dele
tovarnment * lft of « penent o f lhonj# of PrM ,d#nt Ceor(w BoJ„ n, A (ores.
white 7(8 signified approval."
CUkf Will teats putted
out
.Spokesmen for th# ‘"littlo fel
gate to the aaUeaal convention,
Tho vote, tho greotoet ew r taxi coat of • new plant, Flfty-fiva [ , , t ni*ht. Following a ehort buslTha hop took ju*t seven hours. lows'’ In thw ateel Industry, achftbut dte tetermtkrs kaa bug
te expected te b« present and
in a municipal election here came
wnt of th. cost waa said
ness session in which moving pic A fter lass than two hour stop Ing in part Ballard’* vtew of
that tha will give a talk about
M a culmination of three wreka
available from PWA loan ta tures of tha raaent Rotary Inter plan* took o f f fur iteuthumptun steel condiltona, pleaded for th*
her trip at some meetlag la tha
of Intensive campaigning with tt%o
ha enured from revenue cartlflnational convention in Ban Frsn- ■nX Foynaa, Ireland.
rstaHlshment of wage diffareteMm.
city commission heading Ihe muni eates, payable over a long period ,ciaco were shown by H. H. Cole
tlala to compensate for th* *•*• ,■
N a tio n a l Relief
A c t iv it ie s Cost
$4,000 A Minute
D eath T ak es
Dr. C. H.Herty
In S avan n ah
Have Been Spent
In U. S. Sinee ’III
Noted Chemist Was
Pioneer In Paper
Industry I South
Rangers Mystified
As Old Faithful
(ievsrrGoesBeserk
State Court To Be
M H b lB n w s^ sr^ sir Asfeed ToRe-Operi!
Marble Game Case
^
U. S. Observer In
Refugee Problem
; | Begins Operations
Former Resident Of
Sanford Passes Away
• Police
Jim Farley Gets
v Shave On Sunday
Kiwanis’ Party To Be
AtSanlando Thursday
Chief Has
Light I n s t a lle d
As Safety Measure
Public Invited To
Townsend Meetings
Palatka Voters Turn Thumbs Down
On $250,000 Lighting Plant Project
Wage Cuts In Steel *
Industry Forecast
Rotariana Meet At
« « » * * «*<>>»"» H«™e
Rite* For a J. Turner
Will BcHeldThurwUy
British Trans Atlantic
I'lancLunds In
r
cipal flaat proposal and the Flor
ida Power aad Light Company ->ppeelag It.
Tha issue In the election waa
draw* between supporters
Power and Light Com-
a ! years. Voters turned down Ih.
proposal becaut. they b«ltev.d
satvlce lo bo secured from a
municipal plant would b« inferior
to ‘ ha sarvic# they now have,
rates war* fair, and that comp.wlth tha private utility al
ia tha field would ha (He
ad tea
man, light refreshments wer*
SHIP FLOATED
served.
Among there present betide*
WASHINGTON. - M l - Coast
Mr. Rollins and Mr- Coleman guard headquarters reported yes
wars: H. J. Lehman, Randall terday that two of Its cutters had
Chase, 8- 0- Bhlnholrer. Holland floated the Brazilian reining ihlp
L Dean, Junes L. Ingtey, Paul Almirante Saldanha, which want
StitM, Martin Bram, E. J. Pater Sgramd. o ff San Juan harbor,
son, E. B- Btava, Dr. R. V . Kup- Puerto Rico. Tha ship U
i towed MW the harbor,
radti,. and. C. T , Packer,
a
bUf-a-:.,.'!,
immlc advantage* of mass pr**,
ducthm and raw matertete
reared by th* big producer*.
L O C A L W EA'
Partly cloudy tanl)
Thursday with oertti
Thursday.
taw
�WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. 1938
THK SANFORD HERAT,D, SANFORD. FLORIDA
A Southerner Views The South
ganfopl Herald
STRANGE AS IT
By JOH N H IX
8ANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Jacksonville to visit home folk*
on Sunday. Byron like* hi* new
job with the steel shipbuilding
busihesa.
The bent answer to President Roosevelt's recent state
ment '.hat the South Is the nation's "Num ber One economic
problem" comes indirectly from a iiook just o ff the press
written by Jonathan Daniels, editor o f the Raleigh News
»nd Observer, and son o f Josephus Daniels, present ambasaador to Mexico and World W ar secretary o f the navy.
The book is called "A Southerner Discovers the South"
and is a d ea r indication that even to those o f us who have
li'e d in the South all our lives there is much abou. it
which we do not know. In order to find out, Mr. Daniels
left his work in Raleigh, travelled through South Carolina,
Florida, (ieorgla, Alabama,
Mississippi,
Louisiana,
A r
kansas, Tennessee, and Virginia, and talked with all man
ner o f people from the tenant farmers and cotton pickers
in the fields to the governors in the various capitals and
tile professors in the universit
The big ijuestion in Mr,
'Wha <lt-
'fH O fA W M J
ww t i m o
anolhcr
nriHwer, "W h a t can be done
about them? He finds that there ih ron.iiilernble Impover
ishment In the South not only among the negroes'but also
among the whiten. He finds certain counties, and a good
many o f them, where the average Income Is lens than 3100
>MXHAWAY~N o V .H h M B -
t, wa-g;
the government marketing bu
reau during the winter month*.
Mi's Mary Vinlag of Enterprise,
who Is attending school at Brersrd Institute, Brevard. N. C .1
his gradusted in Domestic Art.
Min Mery is doing fine work in
school st Brevurd.
Mr*. J. D. Bill end daughter,
Katherine, with thei'r guests.
Miss Mattiette Pavla and Mrs.
Uon I.indsay of Quincy, were
here last Friday and also visited
Wintei park and Orlando. The»*
young ladies arc guests of the
llali family at Daytona Beach.
Mr and Mr*. Frank Miller and
Mr and Mr*. Ed La"*1 * n‘J “ ll
the young girls of
the t smp
Chirk outfit st Palm Spring* left
that delightful
resort
Sunday
V E R S E FO R TODAY
God ■a loved the world
• g*v* his only hegotui.
g| whosoever beli.v.lh in
« * U not perish, but hat,
Bag lift.—Jshn 3:IS.
tatast reports srs to tht rf
Matt Great Britain is resity
(hack tht Caetht.
jjaan Crawford is getting a d!
■*•' from her latest husband
•Mmtty ahs didn't like hi,
TVs Palm Beach I'usl tells sUm
, fh rld s man who has b- n »
m k auutsr for the oast Idly
gar*. A * a post mat la r, he's a
gas swalar, tha post Insists.
“ The South Is accused o f
inordinate laziness— and
there may bo something that breeds inertia In the clim ate."
he writes. “ Rut if every man. woman and child below the
Mason-Dixon Line cultivated cotton assiduously from dawn
to dusk from March to November, the South would beuio
better o ff. For no decent generul standard o f
IHiMtibly come to the Cotton Hell until cotton * e T u a ^ 2 D
ruts it ]siund, and that day is highly improbable.
King
Colton has liven as much u traitor to Southern advance
ment os the Northern protective ta riff and the scandal
ously unfair Northern-made freigh t rates have been o|xtn
imambe r Pearl
White
of
’ll* of Paulin*'' fame in the
f days of the movlea. Well,
r Ml tha narrow escapes sht
had hi ike realm of adven
, ah* now lies dangtrously
k a Paris hospital.
1 UH South I* Insisting up. n
A t rata equity, Why shbuldn't
North'Insist u^ifti Wagk arkl
it y t —Ocala Star. And
g*t freight rat* eqm'y
I ta riff equity) then let's
I wags and hour parity, but
HAUL
«
111 S. Park Asa.
Martin's Garage
O f f CMM-lNft
TftBSf OoNoT6RoW
,
INTKM NATIONAL O P K ilA ...
Derby line, Vermont, situat
ed nn tha U. H.-Canadian bor
der, Is ths half way paint between Bouton and Quebec City.
This community, stranye as It
•terns, boasts of an opera house
with its ■(age in one country
ami the audirnca In another!
lluilt in I90I. with fund* sup
plied by Mrs. Martha S. Haskell,
philanthropist, It his a seating
capacity of MM. The internation
al boundary lkv>, which runs
through the building, separates
tbs stags and audience in such
a manner that shout two-thirds
of the persons sit In the United
States to witness a piny pro-
I f jM N TO sss
-
Ppmct, Fi •jlsnd, Italy, Biitsia
and ths United Slates «n behslf
THK ABSENT PKKHIDKNT . . . of his people.
After dedicating fopr year* of
He went t» the United States
hn lifa toward aecuring the in- in Msy, 1918, and tht result was
deperslsnc* of his country from the Lansing drclarition of sym
Austria In December, 1914, at the pathy with the cause o f CsechCzechoslovakian patriot, on No oslovak and
Yugoilav
indevember 14, 1918, «as awarded pemLnce. At the first meeting of
the honor of becoming that re the new Ciechnslovak Natural
public's first presidentAssembly at Prague on Novem
Yet, strange as it seem*. Ma- ber W.
1918. Mssaryk
was
saryk was 4S00 milca away from unanimously elected the
first
Caoehoslovskla at the time of president while he was In the
hia election. If* had escaped from United State*. He did not return
tha Lansing declaration of sym- to his country until after the
outhreak of the World War, to end of the war.
conduct a political ami propa
T* worrow: The key
to H#
gandist campaign m Switzerland. put.
course at Annapolis and from
there he will go higher. He is
ons of Sanford1 flneat
young
Mgaad
men and his many friends arei Ms on
proud of hia record.
Mr*. W. M. Walden and littial
son, Clyde, went to South CaroN ew
Bna Mend ay to'visit relatives gt CLYV
aevaral points.
M a e
Byron Squire* was hen from S 5 S 5 5
WERT-The JEWELER
DtosMvMk Ind Walchog
flM
WaLdl A M Jewelry Repairing
Diamond Counting And Bngrariag
|(- w « a a i r s t c t M ^
n u
u v iu j p
(
■SSSSSSSSSSSSSll'sB lB SaSSB SSl'sSI
J
Harvard and, In a measure, as the creation of the name
>p)e. Cato did not ride through Carthage on ‘he tra'n
and blame ita conditions on the Carthaginians. That much
oply I ask of the Yankees."
IA I s U r W D n fis l.u —
V
The FIs set O f SawfarA ’
F I
|0NES4[j
Luncheonette
Special Sunday Dlna«r
S h o r t ’s C a m p
We&iesdty Night ,
Free Music By The
H AW AIIAN STRINGS
laoaatdy and Itemuo
BaminuU c u w r l ' i
AND
Engraving
McLauUn, Jeweler
Bodies— Springs— Trailers
A pries you eon afford
to pay
ft WTtWW m o X o C K C A
m flRSt B R O fim i fM O b tH
evert im n wtH ft)p ftNpReeu
Governor of Puerto Rico
/trad upon the other day by
| : landers in lb* nationalist
Naant who evidently figured
, U»q little Island would Inip o ff without the WPA m»u
Md all ths other American
l r which tha Uidlad tiUlvi U
jag In thar*.
r«p-
.tfaro and r* presents tlvs-to4be State Lgiaialuts, ran
tew • » tbair way to Moon
be other day- Now there's
m to g*t noma good strong
I far IW aaueamsnt to
go *0** o ff tha highway*.
Fine Watch
Repairing
Diamond Setting
Truck & Auto
Service
Way lo tha speakership rau
two other* were held up by
Md convicts and two bills
tha next session probably
I already bean drawn.—Fort
la Press. Well there ought
i s law.
United States cireuit court
nrala hat tuled that tha
rwn atrlks' U lllrgsl. lo
werda If the property be14 aoptcorve else, you havt
[hi to take It. R seems
w that such a ruling would
Seatsry ' after *H that*
m o ite t u
Martin's Garage
General
Repairing
t l
Rut his answer to this protilem is not the careless
charge '.hat Southerners are lazy nr inefficient, or that
the selfishness o f a few among them makes for the lmIMiverishinent of the many. He dors not even attribute it
to the negro problem which hns too o f‘.on been the excuse
of many ivouthern apologists. He goes to the root o f the
'rouble wh'ch originated when the South lost the Civil
War, and the North, like any other conqueror, proceeded
lo exploit K to her utmost advantage.
S E M IN O L E
'
P R IN T IN G C O .
poverty.
One out of each four persona suffer* from some sort
of illness each year.
One out of each ten persona w,i|f enter a hospital for
attention within the year.
f[ '
There are 27,400 persona In tnrir homes today who
WlD be in hospitala on tomorrow. » ! 1
Accidental lnjurlea coat an adefage of 9101 for each
Person injured in 1937. And then Were 9,400,000 peraona
S H O R T ’S — . w
If you* need extra
cm H&U
The S*pjw4 T * m
n*d rnOru than one-third
It pi home accidents,
rna against lllneea ot aefefwUo, Constant remind-
Y o u .o W
w n
moath^fctr
.:
�4
* - *
W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 27, 1938
T H E S A N F O R D riK R A L D . S A N F O Itn , F L O R ID A
T"
S o c ia l
A n d P e rs o n a l Activities
G E N B M A R T IN L A N K Y , S od ety Editor
Social Calendar
W KItNK SD AY
Tb# W i>iri«*n * M Uaiiinar y Su
j
r l i l y o f lh«* First 11a 111 *m.t ihutt'hf
will cunduct lb** pru>i*r riiwtin^
at 8:00 uVlork. 1 hrle Numb* r
Fiva will t*» in c h a i n *
f th*
mating.
T lll'lL S P A Y
T h d e will |^* a mii'Niv^ yf iln»
T ow n m u l I lull u! is ini (*
4i
the Welnk* Hmliiiinf
F ilD A Y
The Phili»thi*a t'lass nf
tin’
First Prvhbyt**i iaii ( hurt'll
will
hold a pirnir supper lit
ban
Undo Spring'- at ♦*» (M) 1*. XI
Mrs. K . C. Harper
Honors Her Sister
Mra. E. L\ flnr|M-r elifertaint il
with a bridtfe jjuity
ui
Jhenor o f her aiMet, Mr'*. >iati>n
I w U s of St*»l*in>l.uru, N ( . wlin
W l been her guest fur u lew
days.
The room* where the g ,
were enter lamed were tlecoiure<l
with several umihtrciuem* «>f - mi
mtr garden flowers. A f t e r «vveiul
progtessiutiH of brnige Mr*, t*
U. P a n ner o f Ur-nrol" wus pie
•anted with a gift fur high m ' i i u .
Second high was won by Mi
ti. C. M w i r , Hoaxing p i n e %*.»won by Mrs. Frank Hrudley • f
Haleigh, N. t*. and HtTvtim p i ue
by Mrr. If. K. Morin. The h"ii**i
gueat received silk hose ■« .*
rein*luberonee of the put ty. tin
of town gueat* were given hand
knrhUtfi by the hoatvu*.
Hefieshinen1» t ciitiat^tliig o f u
stfad course, were MTVed to the
following:
Mm.
Male*,
honor
gueat, Mrs. Ueurgr Met ail, Mrs.
Moore, Mia. J. O. Huff, Mm. K.
H. A l l man, Mra. J. E. Courier. Mia,
Martin Slineciphcr,
Mra. t i a r a
Stemper o f Miami, Mrs. Harold
Washburn, Mm. M um s, Mm. W il
liam llollyheud, Mm. C. il. Wisecup, Mm. Danner, Mm. UrudieV,
Mra. Utt0 Caldwell, Mm. J. H.
Wf**t and lea guest, Mra. 1*. M.
Ming.
4
Congregational (iroup
Meet AtBaytonaBoach
iss Marian Clause is
i*Mf Birthday Party
Mu* Marian C lau « was honor
guest at a birthJuy party iti*t-n
Tuesday at Sunlanilo Sprinir* •*v
the (Jail-A-Bout Club, uf wmrh
she U i member.
Durinc the murninu .wlmmimr
g r iz is r x ? 7 w
with a bottle
boltlo of
toilat
o f Coty'a
Coly's
water a* a memento of the oc
casion. At noon a picnic lunch
Mary Jane Hobbs
Weds John Coonerl
Tolephoo* 14&
FLORIDA HKiBLKJHTS
( hurrh in St
Auguatinr with
Fie*i ami Ralph Wight spent
the Rev. Kyler* officii*! ing. Mi
Tues*lay in KVrri Paih * *
the
and VI rs Kits* And iwofi of I lav
guesta o f Mr and Mra, J* O,
tofu* Bioo h nl I •-mled the coo pie
The In idc wot e a powdi-r b lu e 1 foul **11.
»r. enihle with white nrce»**irie«
Hill HteiTipei left liiewdny fur
Mrs And rsHfcfi ajis attired hi a
Vilutny a ii« I Ifuffjilo. N
I"
si t itrllv tw lloreil white am I w ith
visit friends and udaitvi-a for
mnichmg *ce*”*4Mirie’*.
several weeks.
Mrs, (iio ner
was
hot n
in
HuXanl, Ky, where she iit1*nd*-ii
Mi** M an e Hawk arrived to
schor l and wa * gradual* •! from
high school in I it;ift.
She
hii.-* day from Aifant.i, C,a to visit
friends m Hanford for
a
few
lived in Paytima Beach for the
day*.
past two year*.
l
Payton*
46
Mi** Mat tan K-irnlifi* ha* r e
turned
from
f it* y 11 -r, |
Bench
where * he v is il ei i \f i * * E v e 1y n
Cate* for *eveinl week*.
I 10 . .
r-w.
trims
Mi*
St
Clair
White
wa*
h ii'lts* al m delightful f en iy
giA(,n I ni- day ufl* moon at he*
home on West Fust Slieet,
The gne*t.* asMcmlifed on the
p*irch of Mr*
W hd 'a
hnnu*
where
Professor
tjin i i'nnteat*
• ere enjoyed d u r » * { the ufternoon,
se rve d .
-t«F
,w <
t * * '* L f M i n g .»•
■JJJJW 4 A M pee aero Inal
Prteaa Reataaakl*
" BROWN CO.
M * 4 * GLADE, FLORIDA
1 'i " n
1-
' mute *
anil
totaled
dollar*
wince
a n n ou n ce d
1• ^ 1 ^ 1♦! <* t T. IS5,7 fi4 in
" ■, r d-M 1 KiM'roprtafion*
Hip
'
irh ef
"
Tb«
H l"
g at
Senate
State
w er*
corn mil-
u 1 ng unemployincnts
I I iMiti \ \ v It \ |N fi
Mi T
Resident* of
1 otieurh and
!>• axl
Alev- d
n a m in g
1
Weather
<t i ndi* along
hruol.
I -oii*s,
\|j
s o,| Mrs.
A ot.- j,
\|,
Mrs.
Mm-, h n>,I ti, a ,„ i Mrs. U.
Il-iiiv
Jo.
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Ci t r u s Producers
Porni A.ssociatiiin
At Oviedo Parley
Mm. Fred Wight* Mr'-., !*■ A
( aldwidl Mrs, B, VI la am* uuil
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unr* hnu*«-t and
shores, enhancing' its d istinctly tro|,ii’al a t
mosphere,
S T A R F I S H posse* t a m . 1 in^r (anvers o f
r e g e n e r a tio n . I f an a r m is on|i.ni,-l it i.-t
diacariled and H-|>lm-ei| by a n.-w one. liven
a single a r m w ith only a j i o i l m n o f the tin e
will regeneratt- the e n tir e nnimtil
tilt,it
individuals are fiminl in I h e |,|,sess uf
g r o w i n g f r o m one to f o u r uew u n i u .
tjii'L iiMir-nig
I,. I
National Relief
Activities Cost
$-1,000 A Minute
thoae
huvi*
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I
fid 11,1 I
w 1 1 1 a " t 111l toll1
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P diw*« n*it rnunl
frdrriil
Hi added ihat wht.i* »*mh coin
pti’ ttp priming
Throw lhal in,
y group w •- mi uidi'|Hrnduiit ur
Alid I hi’ r"*l o f f‘ Ii«•f ainrr I ’Ll I
gwftPHindi, n wu-t al.'ti a iiu-mh.
np|iMt«ch»'' I lit* a*fruiiidti trill nm
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lia*. acrvidiiig in W P V i|•t. i f iH
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TONIGHT
’ I 1 I IMF> I U S<«
1 iln
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P m'
t ill s , k%a, im - a ally
1 AX
I MjtlllH
S iA Q r / s u
the colorful flamingoa that play along its
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VIr*.
# %• l< rame to
day
to
11. hiiivJkhn Be*
Line I 1I
One o f Florida'* outslaT
I'liiii's ia the H IA L E A H RACE T R « C a .
at Miami, which ia located In a magnlfics-tit VMO acro park famous for 1 U beau
ty
Hero is to bo found a profusion of
11MT1n 11
**jici* n*.*
l-.ilmi and flowers, vast lawns and land'u
•'ll
l»«gt ■ i»y »i-ii|>ei|
drivowuys and oxhilaraUng backMOli J, v
•
114*
"
i.inv
* mi tain | vroiiml fur the sport of kings. In the center
* h,ii» 1 „ h i . i> a or- , o f the track la a lake in which are reflected
JiliH
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luils l.grlitnil
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R e lie f il* s111 h. t " * t s hig m o "
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ft* U
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-V lieraii- earh one of ths* mil then dollurs wo
111 l.akiduiid rtiuMduy fur the not
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M* v 1**' i ' M *.lt "
muni mud "*ott mil till* "I ■dll
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thi n and urged Hie tdveliun
1 tlollur oi iwn
A..i:
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gtii
to
have fi-tUral gov* i nnirnl,
hr*
Mfjii ♦••viilniivrs
from
Semin 1 mininium,
' It".per
i ,ii
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rnoiigh, nr whmf
ptiMt**
fur
ilT>I'lirl** Bit"i ■ *k"w l hr
T h r rt-gular siwinl ami busim-s* 1 '"' my In ut 1 end the »g*aiim.
111tii 1 ltd. 4 ' 1 !: .j i h* M
enough.
1a. t ut
,
"i-iiiploymld*
•
*
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and
U
m
v
*
•Mr. Forw ard, U-mp"iuiy ihuo
mri'ting uf t h . Truth S vrk.rs
-at 'hi
t • , I" ’ K" 1 |l 4 '*■l,
rarrivr »***t tn loi ml “ d " • 1 1 n it* I
liidhd |ii-iiplr tin not
Cluss o f
th.
Virst
Mi-lhmllst j man, wu.s iiilimliuvil l-y Cmii,
in *i >
mi' 1
|*l* A f ll.l l i'i "ii
A I hmi I j ihiu uim
i rrml riu*nt
r hr v rurrlivr g r n rr a l ir'lirf.
Church was hrl.I M oihIjv a flir l lu>nt I . It Huwsoii . «rh„
1 '"IV
II pi
Wallace I leery
**r griK'wrirM mid1 fanillu** 4»r r-mving t 111S.
noon at the home uf Mrs. J. I j I’l onle.l him f i Im Itiilusliy no I <hack*.
III I
A hi"
.1" I I I " "
h • "" *lv
M»nl ill Mining i mi "I "In. dr|it»nd j md rla** irhrf
Russ.ll on glia Avenue.
I initiative in tiyrnK to We' the n
vt |ll \ I** I | Maureen O'Sulliviin
li n n n i ■ IL«I-ell
utg on Ihr lypr nf »*Tirf thry I ntiti il" 1mg only ihn i mid t
The room, where the meeting ! "'*riaiIon fmnte.l.
, Il '
Frank Morgan
41 I I * I
' III '
gri, Ihr county an.I *l«tc th**y Half hiBlm. .hdlmi- f..r >••!.* 1 m 1p» 4 U« I
Was held wa. decorated with a| Those present wishing to
III"
mmr nirmliri> of i hr nr w gi'"up live in, urnI ihr tfaridai d " f living M-v> ii yrm ■*, t in* l"%‘ tl gnv ■ i> •| 4*I*Ift >
IM*"4
profu.iun uf red ru«-«.
d*-lttr ftr and pt" nil which a given kind nf relief m»,» ■ hiiv , f*i» ! h■ m*•-1 piii
iiiitid' lit.
The th e m . » f the progrnp. w.,s
«"*
board o f m i" ti bamnl
* I* i t
j drrtdril In pill lht*»l lll'Hi' > tilt" I hr *r " "
the ini|>urtaiica o f prayer. Mr*
*'*
pun'll In*, and |i'i:kdi"i w,<i k.
M’ Wmg.
tniii •'!
"*d
pla>k by HMrmpJuvi d m*
1hr like-
1
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........ ■
“Mv Bill
Howard Hughe*
Lands In I'ari*
•Tort o f
First. P'l 1a Souk ml
frdural ti*- d ir n 't i rluT.
li e f pay
Ihr am tu r ralU ' pmy III fmtthn thrrr
ri'liaf Aorirty,
It in wngr^ rv r a * i« r
Whu!
l u i v t d fur work c *p r n a lly
•!*•- mmounfi tn m
signed to a destitute c ilu e u
can)
bin’miinr it will U"
alld th*- m 'Imd •
d i t w t ud ir f >■•*.» 11>
a d"lr
411111f 11 4
' %*i " r h1
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1 Id*, k „.!♦
f"| III. *1«||* 4- i II * til
Kooghlv. . t a t * , and . i t o - 7o*v.
1 -it** .it Bin • i
I* ll.l
i • * Ilf! 'It It 1111K
tin! i *u
Juat now there ar e about 2.«0U,- lllhl.r c, n’t
(| >
federal #1if iir«- 4*f lit aitilni*
till- hl"|h|"l|' " f lb '
000 o f these people In the United, W P A jobe, or |;‘ | social .... oril> { ■■liars
rI"- *lv< i "'ii ■ II ittbu i«v
■SUtes, or about half
the regia-, L.nefits . The a i r i a g e dole r o e , b,,.tg.-s
Thi»
feel he ha* a Job. and -ay he is ,V, P„| ,hP dole among ..........-ti
‘•working for the g o v e r n m e n t . ' • , ut„ whl,
„ n,. (1. „ . » n
an |! i **tit 1•
Piute Enter* Politics |
To Save Reaervation
bi
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r.
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i 1' ! — . «* '* . read by Ure. K. W | / »'»
'l
"Whan the ration, wara (banged Turnrr
, King of Oviedo, W. II. Richardagain ami unpoianned ’bop para
•lifts to thow having birth,lays '/ ‘ !4 d *n »«l. (ieo.g, II Urklg. u « d rel.vf rases. The,. , r. »K.| lWn
. ....... .
..................
hutf lliiw ;i"t*>""i
were fed to them, the chickena tkl* month were pra*«nte.l by J*
Lontrwuud. ami M. Hana. ii '*n»« thr WI'A ha* rho«tn mn
%ttn r„gUUrvtJ it* u Mr»dirf iir r *, » " “ hl h .v I m I i- Mill I"In •) |*v Hu
ate them with guato.’*
ft- B- ttil Ih'IMiillii
Mf»* A. C. Stark* to Mr*. W. K. i ‘J‘ ■ io'B*
ployahlrs,'' that la, iwraon* who 4f*ilm itrt avwratfi* «tf 1 *S l* liitilllll 1“ l"l id"
Chapman.
Mra. P. W. Parker,
Officer* of th* ii**o£iation aiv ran do a regular day'* work at
Ths most expensive uddlea, Mr*. John Vaughn and Mra. W ..“ " foHow: Mf. Forward, prr*i- thalr trade* or profession,.
l 1"-' vice-presi month.
made of handworked (either and R. Wall*. Afterward* the mem-''1'* " : UrMr. I'uMbhall, secund vice-] Theae federal relief wnrk.ia
cha-anl with adver, sell from (200 here *ang the claaa aong anil
Richarile,
trea*-1 racalve an average
of
»5.1 a
to |J10. A California man re- Mr*. K. M. Klrchboff u n g a pre*ldcnt;Mr.
Il e»*t* th* taipeyert |I2 a
really paid Ike record tap price aolo. lira. Martha Moffitt gave urer; end I*. U. Ihsduy, *rcreiary.
RF.NO, Nev . July 27.— " I — ^
an intereeting account nf her M*. I),>o!ey, although not ■ mem mooth to give each ,,na of Ihasa
of LI .0 0 0 fur a aaddla.
ts-r of the hoard of director*, wa. workers a juh. Harr's where the Ilewey Sampson, full blood I’liile
recent trip to California.
latter In th# afternoon the eligible, under the by-law*, tu money go**:
Indian, has annouaeed his candi
W iga* of WPA worker*
|U.W dacy for th. Nevnila leglshituie
host .**
eerved
refreshment*. serve.
Representatives rhoien to a'-| Malarial k equipment ..... E L M on the D.oiocratir ticket.
OlRen present wara: Mra. C. C.
1.70
M eat, Mra. C. L flood hue, Mra. tend the Ijskrl.nd meeting Thur> Hpaa, labor hired locally
Sampson i* currently engaged
S.M
Hllma Luqdquiat, Mra. W. L. day included Mr. Furward, s«nk,t, Administrative coat ......
In a fight against a congressional
delegate;
Mr.
I'npe,
junior
drleHggarvUiun
of
work
Glwk, Mra. A. D. Shoemaker,
proposal which ha says would
Mra. C. W. U n g , Mra. J. U. gate; and Mr. Ibchabls, ul'erna'*
give White Ml tier* till. to JM'V-j
t
delegate.
j
T
o
t
a
l
..........
482.00
WaKa, Mra. M. L Radford, Mra.
The admtniairativa coal la the aral thousand, acres uf Indiun
H. H- PaUiywII, Mra. J. K. Metroc
’ manoy It coal* tu aoe that every land.
Uagar, Mra. T. K. Wikoa, Mra,
Only tb. New Jtrwy etate re ' body get* hi* check, that peoM. Holt, Mra. J, B. Crawford, tltemcnt ayitem tor 1-t.cher* an,
arc approved, etc., Including
Mra. Ben Squlrea, Mra. U ilie four city plana pay t/aragu a n Jeata
____
Ihe coat __
of managing
Went, Mra, C. O. Bradbury and nual allowance, of more th.n ' generally
tha Voataem, The '.pecUI -Ubo'r
Mra. Frank Nerria.
C H IL D R E N S C O T T O N
33c
—•S E E W I N D O W D IS P L A Y —
OF FAST C O L O R
il BIG ASSORTMENT
i! SIZES 7 TO 14.
IERS! STOCK UP AT THIS LOW
‘ FOR BACK TO SCHOOL.
m
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/; .-j*
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Seven Seas”
Buddy R o fir i
Itinir Clydv
CUirp Ltlrt
M
Let’s Make
\ Night of It”
Anil MeNeil leaves Saturday
Special Purchase
t
- •r K
4.4 ^
' s *4
• K' 1l
1 J?
FRIDAY
for New York on a buying trip
im
s\
THURSDAY
J
CELKItY LAND
FOR RENTAL
depi colon
have
Mill
Truth Seekers Hold
Regular Meet Monday
ChickeraMaylteDumb
Hut Are Not Suckers
■l " \
Pi Iy
. — (A*)
■,*t. •-1 pend it urea
Jonrs.
Mm
Muriav Nnnrt* »« im1 iffi,
Null it*. " f (III, , * It* hav
j tin Mi tJ
1" lh**n II,,iuc afli’ i viMiliriu Mr
sifnfl Mi 1- It K, T " k ll ft" 4 ft* a
day*.
Mr* Ctaru Siempci of Muinii
ia v tilting in San hod for n ilnirt
1 t line a* the go i*" t »»f her da ugh
l a t r r the ho*lea* wa* as*mt4Hl
ter*, Mr*. J N. Stmeciplicr uml
in * erring r e f r »hment* by Mr*.
Mr*. Hoi man M o n is
E P Mobley. M»a. Will mm Cnlh i t and th# Miasea N a rry «n*I
Mr and M i * C C. ( i n huv
( i t hen n e While.
a* their gue*t* Alls* Saia B p.w
Those invited were : Mr*. J. N.
I m* and Margurel
PmliH-y
of
Whittnr. Mr* C. M Berry. Mr*.
New York City. Mia* Raw tin*
Margaret llarne*, Mra.
II.
F.
i* formerly of |hi* cityWtulner, Mr*.
Am elia
Nublis
Mr*. A. IV Connelly, Mra. J I~
Mra, F B, ljunnaofi( Mr*, lief
Ingley, Mra, F, S, Vernay, Mm,
man Morria and «on, llohhy, uud
Erniat Crupp. M r*. A. P ConMra* J.
NS tm T ip h e r uml
*b*Hy. Jr^ Mr*.
Pan
Walker,
daughter, fi ra c e
Marie,
nt
w «in *»i'i,jf"w iih
M r V W r ord
Sir.. J.s- Halt. Mrs. Arthur Mar
I Piiunney ai her summer cotiagu
■hull. Mrs. Ilirk Rrnwn, Mrs. M.
at CoronmiJu lleach.
MilMtilt, Airs. Martin Dram. Mrt.
Colbert. Mrs. K. K. Roumlllat
ami Mrs, II. J.. Cornell.
21
,
■b(
B l i ' i .1 Mi itif *upuer the waekU niec*innj wa*
held
on
tha
hem b t ill
he '■mnford society
in ha. ge
Mi*' Emmeline Thur*toa, pi ••'idem, pir«id«Hi and Hilly
VTblr"I gavn % 'h o lt talk,
I be following member* from
S 411 r-Mil
we rp
pr # * * n l :
IM
Helen Wat e. H t la n Haba,
A 11s11 ♦■\ Nis%r. Mary Ellen Leah!
Ruth Mei>ch,
Ethel
Root,
( Una M»'I m h, Pornta W it te, Barhn 1 < ■s'tiitl point \i'W*ortie. DlftA
meunc
Mvirntnii
and
Herbert
rh u i'f 11
It •II v Vihlen,
Hilly
tn ei-. n I in k Muslin. Huich
rr
1
1. Mt|
Beach
O K L A H O M A C ITY. OkU.. July
27.— 1,1*1—If you think ■ rhirkrn
Those preaeni were;
Mi** Is -nwful ilumlt" rovise ynur
Harlan CUiu*e, Mbu Virginia timatn.
Thry'r. smart onough
DaniT, Mi** Alice- Johnaon, Mi** nut tn rat poisonn,l grnsshflpprr*.
tlrace Taylor, Mb* Elisabeth
K K. Whitehead, entomologlat|
Whittington, Mi** Daphne t'ak- at Oklahoma A. * M. ro ll. x e , !
ach. Miaiu Margaret VanNrs*,
determine
If
_Miss
_
„ „ llrp,
.
.
|*
#* ULutk. uresided and tile dllettof., rep-eeeltlUIIVe
Loti Wntfi-r,
Mks
Ihiri.
to .
t
turn
Uka. Mlaa K.lh.'rlne Nel.un o f
meetina w ^ o ^ n
with the *— > The
- ...... .
m
Jacksonville. Mima Ihiri. Horner, Z & i ' U Z Z ' l t * h « S L
slnginf a hymn. Mr.. ..., ^
T t
Members o f the bon id <if I
Mrs, H. J, ClauMi and Mr. and
II. Duncan ami Mra. E. A. lin n *
’ A pen of chicken, learned i aang a duet, followed ky a talk rrctoia are a . follow: II. II. I ’ iiI'.
lira. Robert Utanley.
•lulekly Ihat the 'hopper* we at- on
'
.. . uilcht.||., -halt of tlem vo, S. Y. I„n g t
tempted b, feed them were Po‘- K.-.lutmn. for U t. II. II. , ;hap.!« hu'uola W. II I V
of Mad
anned and they would eat only „ drfrM#d mpn, , „ r
,h„ land Mr. Oirwnnl « f »«iw*t t M>.
^aa
\\t>nr
F. .1
" " ' i ' ' "f
Melbourne.
Ml*
K.4 - 1 .1 ,. Mu* i , ' i o f Urn>ond R, 4( ,, VP., J.,m. i ; U|,|t „ r
Company
I
S*ui Byrd h i*
rrh m ir d
to
• Ho o l, lfl,| John
Mr and Mra Cooper will make New Y.i i k aft.
Enar -*|Y«*lu|tltK *♦ ”ih" 11
f \ d.urtiM
th,.>r home
a*
1TJ
Dayliiiiu till"' 1"
il ^ th*» uu**tt,i " f Mr
Street, Daytona Beach.
■ii*l Mi
w A ZmhiiiY
Mrs. St. Clair White
Is Hostess At Party
Pu mp Pr im in g Costa
22 Pillion Dollar*
Sunday
O f mtrre*i to many friends in 1
A. P. Connelly. Jr.,
of
Or
Sanford i* the marrioge o f \li*s
Mary Jin** Ilobb* of pa y torn* lando was in Sanford yentsHuy
Beach to John 1f it I Conner
of an busine**.
hiyrnria Beach, ffirmerty of this
Miaaea Ueraldine
and
Batty
city.
Pelt an are via it
friemU and
The ceremony was performs*!
■ » noon
Sunday
m
l i m i t v relative* m Wayrnnu*, t;*.
Mr < oon-r moved from San
ford |o paytona a few veui’* *i?"
and wa
graduated from Mom
h r. I High Schmif m IHItt He m
no«* corinecte*! » i l h the Eli Witt
R ACK T IIU M l
1 be B grim K#diow*hip
S*>c let u‘ «
,»f
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Park h« *1 * punt bench
parly
ana rutij'ing
P e r s o n a h
M
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service pi ease .
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The Bluekird Ia
Continuing' Under
New Feathers
Pitch’s
Bluebird Diner
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Saturday
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Why Not Fat At Laitey’a
These Warm Summer Days
W e Suggest Y o u
Try Our Delk tana—
Home-Cookeil Meqll
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Your Own H o m o
W ith Thg Bast
OuUdlnc M a te rU k
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W o F. H. A. Lena Plan
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* Supply Yard
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Cold Plate Lunch 2 5
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L A N E Y D R U G S'.
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- A LL PRESCRIPTIONS
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WEDNESDAY, JULY it, IMS
1HS SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, H jPRI M
okoiits Trounce Daytona Beach 21 To 2 In Nightcap
a h Split Twin Bill
B y L o%ing Matinee 2-1
Sanford Crew Unleashes Biff Guns As
Five Islander M o u n d s m e n Are
c
Pounded For 19 S a f e t i e s
- Although 10 1 i n f t h e m a > i n . r
*• the Daytona Beach [slinden 1
hp tha narrow margin of 2 i„ I.
iMS Lookottta allowed what *hev
•WU do in the nighlrap l.y hla-i
I* * out 10 hlta off a vents' I
;|iniill of hurleia a* they rhillud
thatr largea t
Of
MM
*eor# fur a mhiirh
thli aeaann and ilowm-d
lalata 21 to 2.
'
In tha aecomt jfiime of tin *luu !
Wo header th** local nin** unlfu»!i< l
llo big guna and Ligliteru-il 1ti 1
Tilt Here Tonight
DrKamua bunted over Day's 1„b„ r
to bet in the flrit run of the inn I
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111It. Miytre
walked ami Schmid''
The Lookouts will attempt t«]
hit tn short to bat In anothrr run.' duplicate the 21 to 2 threshing
A wild pitch brought in UeRimui they pave the lalinuere In Day-]
and 'he Inlander! pilot eent Shintrtna Beach
lent night when the;
ba to the mound.
>nine from the coaatal city inShrnha wtf.ked Bob Pitman !<> vade the local hall park far a
fill the Vann and Rd Oavi, amgl-'l loop fame
tonifht
at 8:1b
lu scene Moore and Schmid'. Adi o'clock.
walked to fill the Aaaea anil HudBllx Donnelly In scheduled tO(
eon filed out to center to tcor* pitch the final game
of
the*
pitman. Htlth walked lu fill the three-game series between the;
bases again ilnd Jeli-r walkril *>» two cluba for the Inlander! while
forre in Havia. DeRamun singled Manafer Bill "Raw Meat" Rodf-’
to aeote Slith. S'an t'haikul * * ' 1era haa not announced hia starter*
aen* in to take over the hurling |,ut haa guaranteed to entertain1
duller. Moore grounded 'o thud '*» the invadern with the beat ae*
furce Jeter and end the inning.
I lection of feat ball* and curves
In the aeeenth
the I>i-jW-ii * i nil hand,
added two more coun'era sml ''i
the eighth Sally Morton canir in
fioni left field to blank the In'-k
ouia in the eighth.
The local nine got lunar again
in the ninth, however,
M u u n cf
to I’itman r-tarted l
Mr hnull If
around *ha bmaea. Suc<
Davla lb
Aria n
glea by Davla and Ada,
11udio n r t
wild pitches, an error,
Mlith
J# t*r
lhre« runi for 'lit Lookout-*
fote the first out was made. Jeter
grounded out but Moors came up
to pole out another triple and
score Hli'h, making a total of
five runs fnr the Inning
The Islanders rallied to get one
run In the ninth on a double by
Turrekl and a single by Chaikut.
Moore lead Hanford's hit'tng
lb
f»
U^ramiu
i
THE STANDINGS
*#
Tota l*
n u m \
M o rto n
ik m ii
M ertfagaa
If
Jnval 2b
Matthews, John J et ua to ( en
tral R. t . Inv. Co.
Harris, R. K., as Trustee U
hirst Fed. Sav. A Loan Assn
Williams. T. F. el ut.. Lula tc
Bertha W. Terrell et al.
Shepherd, Jamea, sgl. to Krauai
Bros. Lumber Co.
W o a n la k
•■
N t a tlin n c f
T u rn ; k I ill
H t* r ft t r f
H ay lli
H l* f a n t r f
II rook a p
M r W1111n rn ■ c
H h r n lia p
( h a r k t i t p If
Tn ta la
34
Hanford
3
Daytona ll~ *rh
A ■*:*!■, Day
§«n *1*
Htlth I.
I.
^BUSINESS SERVICE
t. Hi It h 2. r h i r k u l .
Moor*
Two haa* hit. Turveki
Thr**-h#a# hlta, fr*r«mua. If nor*
2 Rltilin baira. At.*. Ilcidinrt.
i Imrkwt Narrtflrva. Dav'a poubl*
play*. Hlpfnnl and Turarkl; D#ramor and Htllh. MrWMIIam* ami
VVoaiilak Is* ft nn bna##f Manford
■ Daytona P*»eh t Una* on litlix,
fl m o k n
1,
Mtrfatlt
1,
Hbrnfe*
1.
rharkiJt I. Jatar 3. Murlun 1
HI ruck nut. by llrnlka I, Htafanl
3, Morion 1 Mila, off flrrtnka i
In 1 Innings 4 run*. Mtafank 1 In
I 13, 1 rum; Hhrnha S In 1-1 4
run*. Charkut I In I 1*1. S run*
Wild plirM*. KUrint, Motion I
P*a»*t I bulla. HI*#* X. Mr William*
lonalnir pllrhar, If rook a. Cinplrri,
LaCoynl and Kialtnar. Tint* nf
game, J IS
M ISC ELLANEO U S
DAtTtiffA BMAtll
SITUATION WANTED
M o rt o n M
i a i * t lb
W n i n i a k ■*
N lr d t o n c f
Turrekl lb
H trrn r f
D a y 3h
Hr W illiam * O
K h ro b a p
L E G A L N O T IC E
NU T tril
T..U1-
I.0ST ft FOUND
WANTED TO RENT
IR RENT
TO
IR K D ITO H I
iTiTK o r rtoniuA.
o r •miNoi.M
»a J t 11
. a — h a i t r i i fu r A l l e n In l ib .
U ^ b a t l e d (n r ll ll lg a a in tth
Hanf.inl
0«»
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I lay tuna ll .n r li
*11 *'>* 1“ * - 1
A -.U tv
Wusniak
I. Hhrubn
1.
iw tn n ui a
I,
Hilih,
Jaaa l.
Alim ,
l i a r I. Murlun. Krru ra, Iwinniii*.
Allan. ' IVuanlals
ll una bailer.
In,
klcWlltlaina.
I ’ll m a n.
T w u-baaa
hlta. Wn a n ln k . Jnval. Utulsn baaaa,
Htlth
I tag
I.
tUrrl fle ea,
ntllb
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|il*r, Murlun.
Its )
sml
Java!. 10.(1 n
b a n s . Is n lii ri l I.
I la > tuna lleurh 1
li a s * nn b a it s
uff A t w a t e r I. Htirnbs 1. H l r u r h
nut, b y Hh m b a I, A t w a l s r 1 I ’m*
plren,
Kashnsr
and
I^Cuunt.
T i m a ut g a m e . 1 : 0 .
countv
Y o u a n d m H i o f jrn u i r r t ie r * *
b y n o l i f l * d a n d r * t |u lr v « l l u p r» *
• M il
any
ila 'm a
and
d r.m .in d a
w h ic h y o u , o r r l l h r r o f f d U , rn n y
h a v r .n g j(iii« t I I I * r a t a l # o f ft H.
t t O C K K Y . d r e r a a r d . l a t e i»f m i M
t 'm in t y , to ( h r t ' u i i r t l y J u d g * o f
H rm tn u l# C i iu n l y . K ln r lc t t v a t h i*
n f f lt r r In th # c o u r t h m ia e a t H a n
fo rd . F l o r i d a , w i t h in r i g h t m ie n *
d i r m o n t h * fro m ( h a i f a l a u f lh a
f lm t
p iih llr a t lu n
nf
lh ! g
n o lle * .
P a t h c l a i m n r d n .i a n d tn u a t b * in
w r i t i n g , a n d m u#t a t a l * t h a p la c a
o f r * » I d * n c * a n d p u r l o f f h r a il*
ilr r a a n f H i# id a i r n a n l. a n d n u i r l
hr
a w o rm
In
by
th r
r la lm a n l,
n i * u I,
or
h* r a t lt ir n r y . n r
th #
pa in#
w i l l b r e n n i* v o i d a c c o r d rig
tn l a w .
T h la l« ih d a v n f J u ly , I t l l .
m rrii
a . iu x ' kf .y .
A d m l n f a lr a t u r n f lh # F a t a l * o f
K. R H O TKEY.
dreraard.
Th*
raior-back
hog famed
throughout fhe South la ■ direct
doc< ndent of hoga brought to
Tampa by Hernando Du Sota In
IMfl It ia reported by tha Du Sota
Exposition commission, gatharlag
authunlc data for uau In connaclion with tha celebration of tha
400th anniverrary of the landing
of that famud rxphirer, lo ba
hub! In Tampa Jan. 31 to Fab. 18,
next.
SIDE l
Kite, K. W. et ua.. May to San
Prod. Credit Assn.
— 2
Ht**n
D*ramu« 4, Httfanl 2, MrWllllama
I , Woinlak, PMman 1. Java! S
Rrror*, Morion. PHman.. Htrfant
JftV#l» Htlth Chark ut IDina hat
l# til n Pit nut n. I taramn* 4, Adi I,
HrhrnMt S. MrWIIlUmr. Davla 1
C la ssifie d Advertisements
R. E. Crop Lien A Chat. M tg.
I It
1*1 In* 201—21
1lud* In. i t t f r
MISSOULA, Mont. July 27. —
</PI— Old Mother Nature haa a
rodent control method that brata
[ anything yet devised by man,
I aaya 0. Neilann, ret.-her of near
1 Salmon. Idihn.
On a recent afternoon a heavy
i downpour drove all the gophera
from their holra on Nelleon *
ranch. "Then," a*id the farmer,
G A IN E S V IL L E ,
July 27.— "had atari ed falling and killed
Kenneth Willie, former IJnlver- all the pests.”
fity of Florida football atar, auffereil his fin t defeat in profes-1
winnaI baseball taut night a> ; seventh, Porter tripled with one
Gainesville dropped a 4-3 ileci* (' on and later scored for DeLand a
j second run of the Inning.
aion to St. Augustine.
In addition to hitting triplea
Willis, who had won aeven con ,
tests previous was relieved in the in two successive times at bat,
sixth inning after issuing three ! Porter shut out Orlando altar restraight bases on bolti.
The I placing Merit in the hot.
Saints scored twice in this frame
without a hit.
Weigle blanked the pace-set
ting (i-Men until the eighth when
they scored three runs to escape
a whitewashing.
Score by innings:
St. Aug.
001 102 000— A A 0
Quit Claim D «*d »
James Gainesville 000 000 030— 3 fi 2
Dvorak, Mildred, *f1. to
Weigle and Mobley;
Willis,
McCutchcon ct al.
Young, W. B. el ut to B. bWheeler
S a lia fu tU n a
n a t io n
At, m i . n :
P ii i nhurg h
33 i t
S -w York
kl IT
ih lrrg fi
3T
(' F o r ln n a tl
4* D
M r o o k ly n
4(* 47
IhiMtnn
3* 41
Hi I .toil*
7* 4 a
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2 * S7
R f i a l l a V>a l*r dnr
fn rln n a tt
llAialofi 2
I’ lilt a da lp hl a I. I’ l l U h u r g h
c h i n * g o in , l l n i n k l v i i #
H I. I «■i it I * A.
fo r k t.
l i a m r i T**dny
c i nr In nut I at
llentor*.
I* lll *h u rit h a l P h t U d a lp h ln .
C h lr a g t i at h r w i k l r n .
Mt la u d * at ?!►» Yf»rk
of
M ortgages
fa Ivert Bond. Corp.
W. Rive rl vlr.
Assignments o f
to
Eslhe
important 3 things:
M ortgages
Equitable Trust
Company
Calvert Bond Corp.
N *w
Y o rk
52 2 »
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3* 7**
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lloalon
41 21 .&•
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D r I to i 4. W a s h in g t o n 5.
Clrvw.wf.c4 4. P h l l * d r l | . h U 1
N r w Y o r k 1 1 *1 0 . Hi U * u l« 5-5
lii* H
T*4«r
N r w Y o r k a t Ml l^ .m *
Ph M n d rl p h la at C'Dvaland.
W n " h ln g 1 o n
at
D n t in it .
UUtoHn nt t 'h U a g o .
Play Safe! - - - Use the Tire with the
t
A farmer who a century ago
could grow five acres of corn
can tndiy, by the use nf mod»rn
machinery and ri|uipmenl plant,
cultivate and harvest >0 limes
Ibat much,
FOR DELICIOUS
•SNACKS . . .•
Beauty - Safety - Long Life
You get (hem all in . . . •
MOHAWK
TIRES
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Tire. A . OWWA A . g m .
Hockey's Tire Shop
For Best Regalia U a Securiljr
Horse Feed—Dairy Feed—Egg Mash
Woodruffs Celery Seed
KRAFT
CHEESE SPREADS
Seminole County
Court Records
Cold Smoke Products
Insecticide— Fungicide—Plant Foods
# Just briag out (Mural vari.
Warranty Deeds
Crntral Real EaUU Inv.
Com
pany to John J. Matthew*
MrCutcheon, Jamea, wiilr. to Mil■tretl livpraV
Riddle and Putnam, Inc, to C,
11. Olllfl et ux.
Campbell’s Security
F e e d & S eed Store
Brown, Mabel W. ft vlr. at al.
lo R. K. llarrla, aa Trustee
1
BY.HAM FISHER
A ND HONORS
he Mvrnwvout* TO
JOE PALOOKA
COM* m
AMP WE HONOR NDU Y OOLLV
Afc A SOLDI* * ♦ AMO JSm mP
DIPLOMATAMO . wCTHAN' *
OFFER
V0U OUR k (V »MLNOUtf..
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CfTV AH' Tt4E VILLAS
t h a t co m b w it h m b
WILL SHOW VOUSB THE
A M A Z lN O f
By Jo M#(zor
DAN DUNN - StLKET OPkKAIIVt 48
N O W r I ' L L S E T B AC K T O
T H A T «A M »L IK * G H O U SE AN D . S E E I # 1 H A V E CREATED t V C
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F L O R ID A , T H D R S D \ V, J U L Y
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pi ts
Ksiatdishcti In 190.H
X1IIKH 2 « r
l w
Law D rafted
As Bases For
Sudeten Peace
*
Bar Group Not
To Ask Review
Of Black Case
“ Europe’s Surgeon”
Nation’s Administrat i v e Organization
Would Be Modified
By Czech Proposal
Resolution To Query'
Court On Eligibili
ty Of Former Sena
tor Is Turned Down
No Comments Are
Made By Germans
ri.rvF.ieAM>, .ini? i*a. - or>
—The Amenrari Mir A smm>c9i *
lion's re‘t.il,it lorn cummitlfe to
day
to spiimv* a r?*o-
TIodza Offers Statute
As Basis ForDiscussion With Mediator
lirthifi wh»rh
PR A H A .
Ciechelovnliln,
July 2 8 — ( A P ) — Thn governmen* transm uted today
to
ltd autom om y— seeking Sude
ten Germ an m in ority n d raft
o f law la y in g down a bn.ten
fo r territo ria l
nelf-admini,.
H
°
T h e proposal would m o d ifyj
th e country's adm in istrative
organixatlon for provinces, ill*-'
tricta and communes.
Ural ex
planation*
accompanied
the
tranamittal of the draft, details
of which were kept *ecret. Be
yond acknowledging receipt of it,
leaden of the Sudeten German*
made no comment.
It wae learned, however, that
the highlights of
the draft'e
provlalona provided:
1. All natlonaJIala within the
■tale to have equal rlghta, regardlna of nationality, race or
religion.
Z. Minority representation in
all nallonal anil local administra
tion) on a proportionate bails,
thereby giving the Suddens 22
permit of the poets In the gov-
w o u ld
hnvr
CONGRESSIONAL PROBE
ok
Prompt Evacuation
Of Civilians From
Hankow Is Ordered
TV A CONTIM'KS
Buddhists And
M o slem s Clash
In Burma City
a
pru|MV4 d
Word Received
From Hepburn
A lla y s Fears
F o r
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T n u p in fr
lo u r in g
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Yukon
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Featured by the tentimony of
( ’ haii man \ K Morgan with Hun«
ION l. iw r i’ liie
H n , T\ \ gi-neinl k
in . .I pttei f i i i 'i i n 1'
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kill
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Pepper Pledges Maturity Of Nation Seen
As Cause Of Depression
™- Support To New
H o s p ita l Plan
and social security in,
r»*|,orl xuul the Uilmr act lai
It, M u l d . l S
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u t H IM . ID S
I .u '*
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.......I I I, i,l i i • ii tf utility1 t.f
» * i y . nrw , 11CIJ,| p„u,.y.-- in which the'
-.,,-iity grind
-k lint I 'D) -| Ill'll* \ 1I Mill
I'Ll*
t h i|i
governuirid "lia* departed from
V
the lrmaSllil
traditionol .it** nf- mrilmttir H O U W I U I u e r
A
(1 V I SOQ
/ lu n u g
P r o j e c t Will (Jet
Cl o s e s t Attention
Hi,
IA
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■11 ' ii 11 !'i nr* 'I,
vi In I11) tiii i l in k *' i 11
Mi- ikui lt|
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and a sister, Francis warn taken
to Valdotta where they were
Fire Of Unknown were removed
Wednesday to their
O r ig in Destroys Gainesville.
w«,nMj*y»®
^
Mr*. Wagner,was born
N o v e lt y W orks reared in Sanford and wa
finod to his homo Jus tu UInr-u. sion, Mr. Il,,u«h<-Mer pointed out
that no objection had been
County Clerk O. P. Hernd-n and, therefore, the chance, arc
ha* been III for th* past several the project hue hen viewed fav
orably.
day*.
»®
and
for-
marly MU* Lott!* H am id.
Tho Sanford Novelty
Works
was compiotely deatroyad by fir*
o f an unknown origin this aft
ernoon. Tho works, on* o f tlu
largest In central Florida during
th* ponk o f Its operations, was
In Tooaday’s Herald R wo* srowned by V. P. Collier hut bad
not boon In full operation for roneouaiy repoeied that tho Llty
Commlsaion refusod to tdko acA atreng wind from the south lion on a request by Cotton MeUim t all (imt saved tha homes on *r. hand o f tha Mather Fomhurs
First fittest and tho late ns* beat Company, to reduce tho tax aso f tho conflagratloo aveo then ■ossmont on tho McLandor A r
ts building whleb ho anid ho
threaten *d.
'
uposed to purchase -If tbs Com
. Tho build lag coa tained a large mission sow fit to redwo* tho on•■Mowt of oqutpmout and lumber
fcut It could not bo Mtlmoted ot
Tho Commission'decided to ra
UrnJhiM tho exact n to o t o f th*
te* tho amassment from |U.-
Tax Assessment On
Arcade Is Reduced
« to fMJkOO, Indiratiog that
’ th o Mae* ODO o f tho la m
Ibis would ho comparably In Un*
to * r m . l year*, dm * threogs 'f with other* on P in t Street.
i l W 'X to t l*M*d N ly g short
th# flm aftuad rapidly
m Dm kolae*
SZATTL*. July,
The
Puetfk Meethwrath fsrat fir*
-------- ii^ lilln a m g w
D o ^ Mtlftod hoi ^ J t y Tls^U e
A new filing cabinet has been
Installed In tho office of Judge
R. W. War*.
Radio Program To Re
Given On Railroads
Emmett Milton Rogers and
A program entitled "America
Queen Sheffield of Bonfurd were on Whoele" will he praoen'-d
married yesterday by County ovor tho blu’o net work » f th*
Judge R. W. Ware,
National Broadcasting Compuny
tonight from 8.00 to 8:30 ■>'*'»**
according to an announcement
received Thursday from Georg*
Rollins, division superintendent
of th* Atlantic Coastline here
Featured on the program wdl
bo broadcasts from a railway
yard and from o moving freight
train. W. M. Jeffers, ■president
o f tho Union Pacific Railroad,
The Antlers, >t Ih* Elk* Clnb wBI deliver o short address. John
Wednesday night, held n diecue- B. Kennedy will bo the narrator
xion aw n pragma* Joint meet and master o f ecremonirs.
A permit has been granted
John Martin to erect n frame
garage at 104 Cost Eighth Hired
at on caUmntod tost o f |I00.
Antlers Plan Meet
With New Smyrnans
ing wOh tho Now Smyrna chap
ter of Antler* la lop Dmher.
Father A. B. P**k, U. C. Wa
ter*, and Horry Thunion ***h
spoke to tho (Iwb ea tho growth
of tho Aatlora
Several report* war* heard Ineluding n i ismWary of activities
daring tho onwonor. A. report
was given of [ho houoo porty
at Daytowo I w i k torty In
A
report
was
MONEY FOR IIEAHST
WASHINGTON, July 28.-MY
—The Internal Revenue Bureau
decided yeater day that WUilnm
Randolph Haunt, tha publisher,
had bora ovar-asaeased 1212,738
h raptial gains for ibso. The hu
rra* add tha gain reported H
tho tag return bod been found to
also b*
erroneously
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CHICAGO, July 2H.- With the
tt,do mc uu-,i) iif nig raiulidalm
In an many llistricls in Indiana
Who oppone nix inrumbenlx fur
fleclioo to the Coiled Static
Color r i " ,
Tuwnn.nd^ Neliunai
{ieadq lurleru Imt opened
the!
way for «
Tuwn.eend victory;
which will attract thr attention
of the whole Nation, arcoriling
tu U. J- llrown, ritliiuial rrpreaenlative fur Indiana. Confident
that th- Indiana Tuwnxmil or
ganic at Ion in now numerically
Strong enough tu elect a full
Towrt-rnd slate tu Ih* United
Staten Congress, Townsend Na
tional Headquarters has gone
on record as endorsing Ih) can
didacy of six men, all of whom
or* pledgrd to support the TownBand legislative program.
In
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art*».
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mi . m w I n i . - , t h , - s u r i i s ,' p m -1 111 Ut* III VI HI III IT* O f ^
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•Mills
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The endorsrnirnt of - these six
Mr.lidxtrs wan mad* official by
a special bulletin sent to all
(lobe In Ike - 1)1*1rleta concerned
with thru* candidacies and all
Club members w«re urged t»
effort to Insure the
Ion of the men named. They.
Incumbents who. It
determined, earnot be won
xopport the Townsend Plan
Congicftmen ora one-
Infantry,
Florida
b .*x»' M u m
’i ,*nif
I M ii k t .u , \V id b i i n
'b.ivyi-il 1 bin. ,,
a n i l .1lmI ,i th ti,
■ii iui*
111*vi ,t Mm h,
l,k|tan.
i
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Mi. I Mb « I J I «
Ml In IIIVd Ix m I im
* 1- u n Mi I m
Nall' nut
mien ,.f the Han end alwayn wilt Guard* here, has la-m irrogniXed
lu- „nd they must lie r- moved nn valid hy Ihe Wa, lie part men',
ftoiti office," ll. J. II,uwo. in, according
lu
Ihe
A»"'**a,,-d
lunial leprenenlalive for lotlie •*Tress.
ileelnri-d, "The torn we have ,-n
The recognition, which foil»**d
ilurned are strung
,
.pro
. pull,-ills
.
,uf. i|fitness lev's hy lomrilc of the
.......... .
and funuunu-ntiil l
OTl0y am| nuii.-nul guard
prineiple* of th- Townsend I'lao
Lhu-e recog,uxe.l
Each ha* pledged hlmm-lf
dual status o f ronimUstoited
sigi. ‘uii the doltnl line’ if m-i-d L-ffirero of the niili'nry force (
In- in rrrnuve any possible duuhl Flotilla and officers uf ihe United
us lii his loyally lu the Town Stales National Guard.
nvrnl legislation."
Other
officer*
gaining ih'The rndursed randidalen and recognition wrri- First IJcut._i.uthe inrumbenta they are op gene D. fiimmons, 263lh I '-a-'
Artillery, Jacksonville, an.I ‘ apt
posing for re-election arc:
Gturg* W. Gillie of the Fourth James A. Fort, Jr. Lake Wales.
ItUtrirt, to replace Jamrn I
Fa,ley; Forraat A. Marne** of
the Fifth District to replare
Glenn Griswold’, Noble A, John
son V. the sixth District tu re
place Mrs- VlrgbV* Jenckee who,
A larg* bob cat ha* hern reit will bs remembered, won fame cetvad from th* Orlando xou, xuof a sort by urging that tbs porlntandent of Park* James 1.
famous Washington cherry tree* Houghton announced Thundaybe tut down beaux* they were It was u n t her* through the e f
presented to the Capital City by fort o f Dolmar NUholson of O r
Japan: Otrpld land's
in ha
Although called o bob eat, Mr.
Srvinth District D replace Ar
Large Bob Cat Hus
Been Added To Zoo
Ihur 11. Groanwood; Charles F.
Warner In tho Eighth District
to replace Jobrv Bo*hoe; Clifford
1-ong in tho Ninth Diatriet to
ri piste Eugano B. Crows.
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*’ Uivrr f'illiif%t
i%! JLitiyar»u••urs for l be
l » uvithj -un riaiiM
in
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it Laiilv,..
la*
Hu
I m|..Ii i-p.-vnuc,
bill >*' |»r'ivimri:a
ill) xva»
ll«
" i h nii Ul
t mneo’s
Ibrrt
Composer Of Famous
MaUlt* Stuijr I ‘asses
11 i\JMIN, lull JH
t/ln Tha
»*■>♦* xxIm, w fi,
Mtf
famouA
I '! Ik XV ll unit "It's A l.ufltfe
■
W ay
Id
11111mi1iciry 11 divii
.Navitl Catlt‘1 Killed
When I’ luiu* Crashes
I'KNH.Vl ill.A, July St- (A3 —
Aviation rath-1
l.iwn-nc#
D.
I'uni,. 23, Hatlinglon, South
( arulina, win Vilh-il at the naval
air stutiiT, wlu-n
his
piano
■ra-Jo-d i,ltd horn d t-nli,y,'
- I.tinn was alone in a torpedo
type training pi me when it hit
tiie lop of the Init racks at Cora
ry Field after taking off from
the tutvy's land Held.
The plane cut through th* b*rnekv and cuUght fire, l.unn,
trapped V. th* wreckage, waa
lead when ,-xtrienUd.
GETS 11Kt'ORATION
fiAN F’H A N n s r o . July 28—
i-V, - t’olonel Andrew 8. Rowah.
HI, who threaded hi* way through
I ’uhan Jungles with 1'resident HoKintey’s “ Meesagc to Carols," ,
was decorated yesterday by tho,
Cuban Government.
Houghton assorted, the animal LOCAL W EATHER
looks more like a Canadian lynx
Partly cloudy, scattered
A eta foot blaek make was
*l*o donated to tho Zoo by E. C. era Friday and on eoulkoaet end
lewis, Jr Ur. Houghton added, extraara tenth coasts tonight.
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fish hhIyx*
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ul Mm* mo.i (M.pulur Mi tlu* 20th
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(M'liAiifiinl It ii ti In I lif*. H-iyitiK tha
Tin* ruiik uf First l.b*ul. W il
'»; *f ’‘artiiiilly Im Iin-iI a’li-i tha
bur
||m( fm;t(tf
of
fictr nf II cadiiuut'i-rs Company, v »r **
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Lieut. llutTiuun Is
Given Recognition
Brown For sees Townsend Victories
In Indiana Congressional Election
* *
f
t } t i it
(»tne Wflgner Killed
In Auto Collision
City News Briefs
V
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0 4 * All,. 11 Mon r II, D a i t i i h
( f r i l l )i| 1h r 1 iirii|>ran N u n Idl>y v«■»illi-oni I iM iim itlr r TK*
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1r r Uf til 1 ( Hi'HiwfM w h ir li w i i
lull lx f r % •■■«*! i t !*t a, Imn-r u ir
m rain
th#- I t n l i e h u p o r a U d
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of
V alen, , ,
Ld.boigv
M id
Hitfli Tribunal
A^ain Rules On
Adjustment Aet
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“ the deliberate embodiment of a
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lory —July
— A mrbsage |anj arb,ti r ,*’
h*f l) I •
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• •1 Ml• lMH)‘ lvt'H ),f Mu. V»i'if, •11\
received hero today said that
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Tha houJiw of delrgatea failed
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Premier Mitchell llepburn and to complete kta agenda arul pre*
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Vf Iill H1 »«k, I Ilf f t ITil** I«m f- * i*i *
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* a s . e i ‘ his alr-toartag party had-landed rntalton of thr raport wav ilr-1
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A Irlegram h»« la-rn riTvi. d
3. Ui* o f German and other safely at Carcrone, Yukon Terri lay*»l along wllh thr contrnvvr«ial
).| Hit' Vk.flkftH
of
i hitin •
f i. t i n t
I ti*-ii it
IM'.I
*»'•• f Jl* l«-w
from Henutor I'luuilo P«p|H-r
minority language*, as well as tory.
oncliuion. nf the rommilti-r on
M" llltl Ih* tkllll if it job ui v a in
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a I1f l* . J* i.1)
*Mt11*» flit kit*
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Catch, In postal and railroad
Anxiety for the I’rrniler xnd u.ln.inUtrativc law, which urn- County Atto.llry K F. Iloileh
\\l M.M.UI 1.31%a I *» . ' ■ . ! I a rn
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Hi . mill
un.I rtu^ficr Mill.- >l
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ff miii I.IM
I. immi
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der I'.iimu that while the I'M v
cervicn and publication of laws the party which include! Ihr attacked, ,by Comm.mioi.er Jerome
o f Mi,
t H|l,)l
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mM vxith
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fiun m let t>)r if a- Wn-lni«iM"H%
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In German, Polish, Hungarian nanl E. ("Sell ’em Hen". Smith, N. Prank or, the Hecunt.e. ami, ,
l II >ii k ill
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and Rulhenlan languages as,well New York broker, mounted a* En-hange Contmiwlon
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TI ,1Hill il (or I tin*i t':t ■
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by the Wa.hiuitloi, office, i,
•a Cieeh.
illationhours passed and Ike party wa* (amatory."
•b'l IM»I |tit) 4I* 11mi1I*
| ohillli;
oik > !»t4HH»,UtHI In ( » n
r . peeled then* within the i
W.
v lif fmv
|Ml ill* 11)l Ml
Trank ha. asked that the cum week.
4. Any person can reject his unreportrd.
I hi* f n r t Mi,|t ti f; i n|H-rf v '-m i
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till
The plane took off from here niiltre withdraw what he de
parents' nationality and profess
y
I lA ,J |* i i >\V11| MMI lit do Hi* .1 • t H i t M ' . l i n - f . i t b i M n i i f ! ... .. 11.■i
Senator Pepper promised ,
lutt* . ml .in in „ r n i n i r i l - ivmii I I "
another upon reaching the ag- nl S:12 l’. M. yesterday
for scribed ns a "slur" un Chair i f flee would eive the pniju l
"1 ib-1 1in |i i m J t i \
iifiib i '''in
* i ikiM'jf n tmi.iiun ,i \«>ui f i mmi *
bv yI M .llllkr tl*'l li H .tl lltollf \ ll I |:iiut • in Mu' Lu y lt*»'iiM»"s Mi
of IS.
Jtnjau, Alaska about an hour'* nian William O. Uuuglaa of the the attention po..,Me utid th.,' '
I*tl 11' It I i\ \ .||i| ||e»l |if. %t in biin
billion .1"I .»f - i '
|M o r r r i h f tii iiir tti Mt
5. Any group of SO deputies or
in hearing of the , SKC.
Li'n M» r
himself, would Ktve the m t • ■ t h e i I) ol 1*0
l*« ie|*|.o I ' i f . I, till! full* I tl»- 1iM.
l1*
Jfl'H . ).»!•• lor jiAile-.-, mil l »i |dll' I iik in I- 4.11 Itfili .r.u.iMMi in x ®('by t uvv, ibi- ihir»* lllHtirr-4 -xiinl
The labor committee said thr his per.onul nteldion.
23 arnatora can call on the court landing w*a caused by lack of
Ion*
un
him«l t>
U*tit
I.
IV.
l«
of the conditution
to
ilcelde ctmmunkations facilltle* In thl* luhor board’s procedure ’’ is such
Ju-t ii'iH FI Ih mnl I III I *>■*1 -III.I
j|r Huushoider dec’uod tti-d
m 'l'H itio
Id in. loll Ii*'v i■i llieb
M'nw It Mb! mi/ "i' i t-fi t»*• . 3111 Ilit •|!111!
that it cannut cummaml the cm- |1(, had also received notice I
............
whether any law la constitutional.1 far-north country.
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ify afitl tli-i iiiuifiniidii in tiixiir.ii
Premier MlUn Hodia and the
The party were r.porled to be f i d e n e e o f t h e p u b l i c " a n d s u g t)lr Atlanta headquarter, . f il,< faeU .iii.f hvMi*- *liitW iHi; U-* • 1*1 j j \ uh It t Sl.nH-1
I Ii 'in:i- ^
t.11 M il o mi Mio hi'ih fi | (
at rested a m e n d m e n t s w h i c h would j> v f .\ that the hospital ptoj,. t j
vxtmh Viobitri" ||m* Cuiivl if ul mil
r
government were erUJclxed for «w»ittng weather
report*
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' "observe t h e t r a d i t i o n a l r e q u i r e - h a d been rereivnl mil would I,.- l,«nk- Mnn if Mt It i.i k n o w ti tii.o ,
permitting publication of such Carcruaa before continuing,
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I m e n l * u f f a i r play, guarantee an g ( y r n the closest attention,
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an “ insufficient answer” only a j
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I I m p a r t i a l h e a r i n g , a n d give to tie la-fore being foiwnrded
-■ I'lukiik ilk' \ U.llIM'
l t *|mi h.i,l it b. tftiiDiui', ,i ui d vv Mi he | M d | mi I I|kial (III -Ml littrni
day afttr
announctmerd
thnt
U ib li .1 o f Mo ..Hi h i «1st v in ,1 |n* i
U (m' i imiI I yrnt -x il m iu nt tax*
J the employer and employe alike Washington for apptoval.
Viscount Runciman, former preein r1ii n v , Mm ii u •I'*!tii'ii1
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pavkae* . m I
weir |uirl mi full
Ib*1 Mui|'b\
the right uf
presenting rum\ fir'd irpteeentu*lve from
■I l l :i 1 i'll
W'llill rt.
IliV*' HI'
kdent of the Brltjxh Hoard of
plaints."
Atlanta office of the I'WA '> 1 I f ) 1 iH'ifTilt htlllMlik! tilt-. l*i til. I ih ' vm *1 jit i Im* (.« f Ii1a y» nf < Im Ad 111nVhI.'i I fi.i all iti bfMi'i'it
Trade, will come to Prague a>
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n-d Hanford a few day, this w, ' iiiy-tl.- y t,f i, m*-in(hi1 \ ui' Hi nil*) r* i Ii* - ll *,41 Itllliilai y iti jilf D.Ii, 9lit
mediator and advlaor In thKrkwiutw In Hanford of
Gene
_______________________________ ,,n
la-half of the project; \l, Itrf Mtr»* H h'V :»t«
Rude ten-Cieeh minority dispute , Wa(tnrr> t3> will regret to learn
| If s. ti'ITifniMi fXIltolt Id.I |lit,' * it*ini; u f n i ; i- d I ,i 1'ii‘ii1 im Id x i' i* N* 11* - I t I.. I * v Hit' t u u b t*ul
llousholder
slid, adding that l>
IHli"
v
ill it |ill III ft* lliiri Ii if1 i»( 1n% i i i i
that still holds a xmouldsrIntt of ,„.r dfSih in , n BUia collision
wiixi-<i
utttl w u h m L
utgeil the County to prep tll* im ill* (vi* n ittlnl mi liiili^ i,f r»fii!..
In-I,| by iti*«Slit'i*
' threat of hostilities.
nr, r j „ p * r> Kla.
on
Sunday
i*. TIm* Kiilimi<! iid I u I i v
ift* '
other worthy project, ami submit
tf.it
i . i ifi-vi-I t(i
Mu-' iiu *Min in to F
It 1.4‘u H i f i i n u i t ,
u - • •**k »•(
Thr
government'!
minority night. Three other person* were
liki* ii mi ii (ltiw i‘r,
Hi**»i iu*vi*
them for approval.
itii
i i l a 'fv i iiiijn Inul I....... . . I hi* t iri uil t'uuit m» Ihuli- ( ■ n
statute, approved late Tuesday j hurt In the arridenl.
,gr*»w
&
in
a
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|l is contemplated that an id " ’ ..ii
Mu* fur** i.f tin' nit III, binvn-' ly, n|tgD-nIn| hr it- frum uit o n l»'
:i, A ll.ltI II 1 n^r.-illy JIltrD'llIIH
by Ih* Inner political committee. The Wagner auto collided with
lion o f the frrrh olilers *v I' !>•’
ibrnl ni-iil iji-1®*' *. inuiiy ®m ki't'l* ibri'rMiHF b»tn ii» i *»m ii * ri-*'» iri
at
Ie
#
rulin'
u
luiHuli
ti.i
u
.itl>
in
o f thr cabinet, was offered by a car in which two men. were rldcalled jUat a.
as B|1proVi,l
Mu
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Out St. Augustine Crew By Scoine 3 - 2%
Locals, Islets {Violators O f City Ordinances
PlayTwoGamei |
Are Tried In Municipal
in Coital City
Lookouts Get All Three G-Men, Senators
Tallies In First Stanza And Reds Take]
Charaetertiad by the trial of Herahell Smith, chargod
with
only one white man, tha regular drunkenness, w i i »*ntenc*d to
its*Ion o f Munlcip«l Court waa pay f l or apand IB daya Ip J*il—
held Monday afternoon
with
Carlanner Jones, charged with
a **nLookouts W ill Strive Judgo Frank L Miller presiding. | disorderly conduct,
John Brady, held for inve»ti-j tenced to apand 30 day* la JailT o A d d T w o Gam es gallon, wa
imitted.
Henry Jupiter,
charged
with
The following negroes
wera destroying personal property, waa
To Column O f W in s
tried: tha com of Poster Smith, aentenead lo pay $5 or apend 10
days in Jail.
Donnie Hatgher,
Noting out tha St. Augustine charged with operating a busi
charged with gambling, was dis
Saints last night, tha Lookouts ness without a license, wa* con
missed. James Wheeler, Viola
hop* to add two more games to tinued. Th* case o f John Jacob
Barton and Fannie Choke, all
their win column at the City la -. Burnt, charged with pilfering,
, charged with gambling, wers diewaa
continued.
land Park In Daytona Beach to-!
' missed.
Tom Porter, charged with dis
day.
Ike Blackshear, charged with
The local crew meat Ihe Islet* orderly conduct, was sentenced
disorderly conduct,
waa sen
to
pay
|5
or
ipcml
10
days
In
this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock and
Jail. Vfctoria Jenkins,
charged tenced to pay |I0 or spend 10
again tonight at 8:15 o’clock.
with disorderly conduct, was dis days In Jail. John Henry Redding,
Two wins ovtr tha Coatal City
missed. lola Lattimer, charged charged with pilfering, was dis
crew would greatly assist the
with disorderly conduct, was dis missed.
lookouts In their "get out of tha
missed. Daniel Carr, charged with
cellar" drive. I f the locale win
disorderly conduct, was sentenced
PREFER MARRIAGR
both game* the Talalidera would
to pay 110 or spend 30 days in
MONTEVAL1X). Ala., - U P ) most likely drop from the third
Jail.
Tesl* given 275 feminine hi
position they now hold lo fourth
Lontrr Costa, charged
with school gradual! a by Alab* Ska
place.
conduct,
waa
dia-J College showed career prefer^
No information s i to the start disorderly
Alvin Price, charged with I meet in the following order;
ing hurlera could be obtained.
drunkenness, was sentenced to ' marriage, teaching w>l office
pay $5 or spend 15 days In jail- work.
State Loop Tilts
iris
A n d Schmidt Play Excellent
D e
fensive Gam e
For Sanford
N in e;
Gainesville Increases!
Langston Undergoes Operation
L e a d To N i n e 1
W ith Gon Victory j
Collecting their only nine in tn renter. IMiman and Ada walked
d t a ftrat Inning, Ihc Sanford to fill the aafeka. Iludaon ground'd
The league leading Gaineaville
t e e b a i i defeated the HI. Auirui In Itrirnakl who threw to Judy at
tbi« BainU 3 to 2 herr Monday arrond to force Adi. Judy'a throw O-Men Increased their lead over
it and gained revenj.- fur the to Otern on flrat waa wild, how Ihe aecond place Gondolier* in
Id 7 trimming they aufferril at ever. allowing all three runnarr t,ee*burg Monday night by de
feating the Gona 8 In 2 while
band* of the Ancient City to acore.
Sunday aflrrn i n.
The Saint* tallied In the aecond tha Orlando nine racked up an
Allowing rrne bit* which he when Batan waa aafe on an er- other victory over tha Asalra*
wall acattered, lanky Sul 'ror by Stlth and scored later whan In Palatka by a acore of 4 to 1
On led hia mate* to vlrloiy Skilling* polled out a hit to the and the aeventh place Deljin.l
• tha ahorteat game to be |ilayid light field wall. He wae thrown Reda pounded out a 5 to 2 deIt tha local diamond this M-aa' n. mit when attempting to take thl'd rlilon over th* Ialandera In Day
' Th# gains laated only one huui on 'he tingle. In the aevenlh the tona Beach.
140 mlnutea.
Saint* »cored their only other
Retaliating after auffering de
Ipi and Id support * » ,
given tally whrn Skilling* walkrd and
feat at the hand* o f the Gon*
Hodion -both in the inlk-ld and 1took armnd at Mobley grounded
la*t night, the G-Men increa»ed
ihe outfield, only unu error !»■ to Hudson. He ecored mlnutea
their loop lead lo nlna game* and
tug committed jy tha Incala dur latrr when Judy got a clean hit
blaat.d Hardea from tha mound
the entire eontcU. Davi* on to left field.
in the aecond Inning when they
turned In a good pciThe larokoul* ln*t the service* •cored all ala of thalr tallies.
a, handling a total of Id of one of their hartleat hitter*
outs without a alngle mia- and heal outfleldera, Mayo l.sngs- Hardee waa raplaced by Lana
flchmldt in left field «/»» ton. langaton auffered an acute who blanked the G-Men for the
remainder of tb* ronteat. Ilelma,
|bt Words of praiae from Ihe attack of appandktfia
Monday
fay the way he conducted and waa ruahed to th* Farnald- hurling for tha victory permitted
th* Gona only five aafotle*.
•If In the outer garden*. laughton
Memorial
Hospital
In th* Aaalea City Pet* MlJ two men on bare In the where he underwent an operation,
kth inning, Schmidt fielded lie w it reported doing nicely hallc'a homer with one on baae
* long, high filet to end the today tut the operation wit* prob gave the Senator* a lead which
Bg and prevent the runner. ably force him to atay nut of the waa never relinquished. Hal Conn,
cfoaalng the platter,
game for the rest of the beaten. Orlando Hurler, allowed th* l*a
be moat apectacular perform*T. Al'ftllTINR
*k ¥ k • latka nine aaven hit* o ff hia ofI Wt« turned in by Otero, Jiitly lit
faring* but kapt tham wall acat
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• IS Porter, hurling for th* Red*
oght many favorable rtum- MHm If
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In Daytona Beach, ihut out the
fl f» Islander* until tha ninth Inning
(
feta from the local fan*, lie, lUIrtn <*f
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rf
( handled 13 putouta without llnblpy e
when they pushed two marker*
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one on haae that alerted the DeTtitRila
‘ bat ware held score Iraa riuiim:
lAnd nine on th* road to victory.
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mavonnaiae and old-fashioned
boiled dressing — vrith ■ special
paquancy alliu own! Miraclewhip1
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BIRTHDAY REMEMBERED
M A L A R IA
people with fra* who
March' 7 »o that I hay
calibrate hi* birthday.
MONDRAGONE, Italy —W > An inscription on the recently
uncuvtrnl tomb of Lucius GarBoaton haa Buffered aavaralj
manua rtvtala that in 43 A. D. from fire*. Destructive fir** oc
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Remind* Connfy Prodnren
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Member Amodated Press
9
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. JU LY 27. 19.18
Ettlnnlinhed In 1908
M M HER 286
.■
Citrus Producers [Body Of Ward
Form Association Is. cla*med
After Plunge
At Oviedo Parley Rescue Attempts FuGrowers Of Seminole A A A RpdrninPtfl
Name FredForward
As P r e s i d e n t At
Organization Meet
A ftA nesiramed
From Collecting
Tax On Tobacco
British Ship In
Spanish Waters Is
Sunk By Seaplane
LANDS IN LISBON ENROUTE HOME
Bank TelIer Uaps
200 I oet To Death
ti,e As UnemPl° y ^
E scaped Florida
Convict Cuts Way
Out Of Jail Cell
NEW VtlNh. I ly 27 ,d*> No
one rlftimrtl th.. L ,|y 0f 2G yeir11 John \\ ru'd who Irruinl IT ,
■ —*
Burton Outlines
Florida Judge Adams *lur""'
»>'* <i.-aih i,,t night
/ Goals 0 ^ Group C ’ „ _ _ j 1 _ i n n n t ! . . „ ■ f'rr • aniling ur iiu IH inrh li-dit.'
» r a n ts
Says Purpose Is To
Assist In Ridding
** I n d u s t r y Of Ills
*
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_______
With about 25 bona fide
Rrowera signifying tXeir in
terest in a growers organiza
tion. the Seminole County
Cltrua Growers Association
waa formed and officers
elected Tuesday night in
Oviedo. The meeting was held
at the Future Farmers of
America Building.
Adlon w m taken «fjc r an aildrtaa by W. I* Burton, aclina
secretary of tha atala organisation
o f growers, In which he reviewed
the prrddema facing the grower
and urged orgen Iration In order
to better combat the problems.
Fred Forward of Fort at CHy
waa named premaaent chairman
of tha board o f director* and
president of the group.
Ur. Burton spoke In the abaenco of Senator A. W. Young
•ho waa original? scheduled to
deliver an addresa but was unable
U> attend. Pointing out that the interests
o f the shipper and grower have
H
^
hiani seiwi lit Ha. BuaUet
t C t fn " he new ornnl■allow nothing but bona fide
grower* are considered as eligi
ble for membership. By limiting
tha membership to this group, he
•fid, there will be no conflict In
puiposei as has characterised
formed organtiaflone In which
both shipper and grower have
been admitted to membership.
With growsfs opersting under
the previous system of Individusl
marketing, he asserted, growers
had no authorative voice in the
actual marketing of thslr fruit.
They were at the mercy of the
shipper. But, he added, under the
aystsm of organisation now going
Into effect In a number o f coun
ties, the grower will be protected
by hie own organisation. Each
Individual grower will hove the
power of the entire citrus indus
try tacking him.
The purpose o f the new organi
sation la not merely to form a
maiketing pact and declared that
there w«ra many other matters
to consider Such aa'limiting else
• f boxes, eelling of ftoaen or
gross fruit, and tha selling of
oranges by weight irfther than by
alia. Expanding on tha latter, he
said Florida would benefit Ue-
In ju n c tio n
L o y a lis ts C a p t u r e '
„ f , hut.-i f.tr n«-aiiy u hoUI,.
Th« usaniU of curiutii New Yoi k
t*r*
watched the you nif uneni
I.AKE C'lTY. July 2 7 -l4 ’i
b,," k
h*' , ' ,«d " "
Circuit Judge H,| W A,Ian., to- V1'. lof,y ...............‘,r
day granted a temporary inJune *?,ln*
...... . «■* heed
•Ion restraining the Agriroltur.l J’ 1* "
P" lcr' bl" ,’w" ".other.
Adjustment Administration from bl*
* ml
wh '
collecting a tax nn all tobacco
h,m 10 rl,mb b* rk l" ' l>
marketed in excess of quota*
tJl'" b‘,t1,1
The injunction w*. requeued
l’" llcr M,d ,b' Jrr'ulh h,d 2rt
by ivveril hund.ed north Fin,Id* rrnU
bl* ^>n<•k,', whp" ,hp>
growers headed by Dr. K I! ,” rk'''1 1,p
1-C'crol
« f* 'r
Harknei. of U ke City.
" * 200 fnu* >,|un*''
Judge Adam, has not .et a da'o
A*
<lrrw up a not ...
T h e upper half
I till' III i l l . h t
for hearing argumrnt. on mak hoP»* t,f «h*art|ng hi. threat,
Inland whei.
to
jum
p
turn
flight
hi
Knyur
Ing the order final. The tax w..l m,,lr *lnrr nonn" me
Here Ih. plane 1* shown hb* pairl Into the registry of the Dorn hi* perch he Inprd out in hint tc
court here to be held until a final lo
svrnue.
..I. a in.go of newspaper,, '
Ymk
The hurtling body struck
decision on the disputed levy.
Th# tobacco auction .eaaon in m* r'l',rc
t1* * » y l" 'he «trret.
north Florida and south Ceorgia |fringe.) I.y horrified thn.uamU
open, tomorrow morning and hun- I «>‘ her hundred., remaining in
their neighhoting offices after
drrda of grower.
bringing 'heir weed, to ware- work to await .he outcome of the
hnuaea here, at Live Oak and at long ,iege, scrran.ed ovrr the ee
rie climax.
several Georgia cities.
The h.sly plummeted straight
AAA quota* *Vr Imposed on
each grower and SO percent tax downward for s split second, then
M A D R ID
1 took o ff l,i-t
m erV
tor a exp erim en tal
i.t to the mother ph.i.e, Man.,
vv-no-N, and new , p iitu tea.
State Court To Be
Asked ToRe-Open
Marble Game Case
began to spin rrai.ly,
The »rene below was alight
with flute, of motion picture cam
eras,
A great mitAM*d mi'Bil APIM*
from the milting thousand,
| Mingled wdh 'hr moan a, it
died away was the crash of glass
as the body hit tha edge of the
marquee and bounced off, fal’ine
then straight downward in 11 bat
tried mxss, face down.
U. S. Observer In
Refugee Problem
Begins Operations
flight
the e .a ft
a r m . , the At
took o ff
for New
.fu lv
R r ilia h
27
iTipli ii* t lilt
|u.r' o f tii.n.liii I.y
-i ntt’iut' fur
•ill*
-in.I lasAW
u fv » b u nrt«i
fv,»l t * ,i|t» I'.iiti i F Um i*|.i r**nl
tump h>tjt unmlh** infii
It* WIh ,111* •i'll th I*' l*n .1 M»t*
u ip
-(A H ’
.'iir g o
D i’llw v n
. ip* I f i »||| p**’
'k a ti.tr I.. Men.nr, li.ieh <1 .1. 1.1, linn, I’orlngal tntlm .01 it,
The
m ill kill hu .,-1 If M lli. i lim n
!•,«• k r•• th* •’ ¥ \ rut-linlrV’
mill k1tit ItIV
I / i i 1 P-kv, who
,u n k
in
th o
apnpln nn
;.t I .u ki’ii ;it ilitWB. It
Wit, ‘ ill sn i.lll) J ltt iic k l.ll tho
•alliti
m
llin v
i Ii i v h
,
liniiiti- .Iriqq.i'il Mi.niluy
tll.'V (III! lint r\|.|il(ll'.
M
toil...
i I.umli 1 iut 1hi>
in ttn g
her.
Tw o
l.nb
shiji
Them
Iw'lYr II il h* ill i ri|f Iwl.i \ ,
D eath T ak es
Mystified
Dr. C. H. Herty Hangers
As Old Faithful
In S avan n ah GevsrrtioesBcserk
Noted Chemist Was
Pioneer In Paper
Industry In South
Have Boon Spent
In U. S. Since ’31
If'hftk
fr(41n
li
TAI.IJUIASSEE, July 27. —
IfP)—lutwyen planned to aak the
\i*rs|t> **f (Georgia
u n til
1^ J
tie h*..lie** .*f
VAUliM.
-xUiMifllv m F ' l H nirttlu ia |ir«iviiirt* Mouth*
prfivifle vixioriM of vote*.
supreme court today In an ex
w i” l .»f M,u li ill hiHurtfuntfl m id
A jM'imil hm h* **i) graiileil l*y uh.-n hi „ ,-sit lo wnik fm I 'n.I.-il h,„,. t >t. >n,l m l" .|...iilii.k- .ibnl
Thui*e things a rc llcl»ntrtbli•
traordinary petition to r-onen
TI h i .
.ni.ui.■■■>•-■<* Mu \ hail i-u|ituruil 1 1,000 prU*
But- there i-* no qurMlon l‘‘ »• S, Ilenuimiii i ■ rep air and re Stair- Huri'Sii of Fnresl.y
the casts ht which it drc'ared'
Ho Utoi taught at tin- Un.v.-i him- ».i,|u-i « « a .
il..- walk, •1111*1-11
to Ihr treuMirie* uf lh«* t 'ni(»‘ 1 roof
marble board* and pin games are!
In C h in a, Jiipmii**** iiavut unita
lh«* nn* S tond >it*'iM aL an r . l i s.ty uf North Carol.na on.I .-.lil.'.l vs lx, I. wore • on,l. m t-il -•* that
BF.RMN, July 27.—I/Pl— Th.- .SUI
silica
m ■ ml ita Huhiliviii' munlawful In Florida.
li join na i of inilllsll lal amt , 11 tnili .s.s migli. gef a gli..qi,o ol |in-v4*-il n i pill I y up ih.* Y u n irtin
cherk it a |iain in I hu mat*- I r o d of f2r.IT.
i'nitrd
States*
official
refugre
id'
The court denied a rehearing
gi.ivor.i.g ihoimstry
th,.
water,.
R'vi’i limuri] liankaw afti*r ncnrek.
petition yesterday, hu1
. a‘ tcrneya m-.vtr arrived In Berlin yesterday
Ho l.rovo.l newsprint cuultt InHainhow ., - p o u t mg lit. t.-.-t <iip.it dim uf Kiukutiiif. i:ir» nillrj*
and started work on an assign
For the relief rhf*ik Is rum '*
.......
lin
g
of
Aulb-ra
w
ill
lie
A
•aid thry expected 'o file an
n.cnt which German official sou.- 1Ihjen the pulilk* huJifvtd run th**w hi*M in Ibe E l k , H all .nnlght. It.’ proilni'nl from soulhort. fun-il, ...to Ih*- air; I'ong.*--, i, to,,.ng «t'»>*n rivt-r from th** proviNimial
miirb ih**iifH*r than irn|mrU‘<l )*■ Mill ih vhiili'r * | it*tl t uf lilfutiwt pun rapital.
other move today. The result *1:1
era believed would Invulve fir,I It I, red ink on the public
fre ,h rn i'i!t, w ill he served and all l'fT»
be to delay, at least temporarily,
muiI
II h.** *iiif(«*4
out
Hu
Jhvpal* hi*a from H ankow jiaUI
of all an attempt to win freedom — red ink that'a going to .lay
o f f ic e r , and m eiiib er, of (tie ad
the court'* final mandate au for Jews in concentration camp,, the book, fur
Mm i hi Mu'll* fu» i'lifu m in istry h*«t
hnflivk.*y« aiitl f.'fir*"* a ml
ha
lung lime
I viaory eiimintttee are e.peclall.v
thorising sheriffs and other offi
ihi*r** ami hud
i'll Vr m l till* Ml With hf|j»> |MWil«T. ul.. s.| uffirt'N
Tha observer, George Brandt, a come,
requraled to he pi event.
cer* to atise the machine.
Lriiljfi*
iw •'! i i |*Iihif **v- m*'\t*il foHi niitt'M fa rth e r in lin e!
cnnaul in the American foreign
In seven yeara, relief of the
The rehearing will be sought service, spent a largo part of tl.
hum
**ry h o u i.
H*m **luf*>»** itv qum i ■ i" Chim^kiJijr
' / 7
,.r : .
.
:unemployed ha,
; rrust
~ ~lit ~leual
. ,,.hi/
The annual rhicken barbecue
on the ground the IS3T antl-alot day conferring
-— ——
mif *
rm ililn*!
la* |in**lii!<*tl nl
insurgent furrrs unlcnxhrd a
with Ambassador teen and nne half hi Inn dollar. , ..
...
...
. ..
,,
|, , , i
„. . , ,
,
of the hiwama t lub will be held
machirv. law did not repeal a Hugh Wilson. Ha
M.
K'ltt
Mulnar,
form erly nil. It.^ n*'l|fhhm, Th**Vnl«*ntm»*,
-s.ug.a.riul
iMuntersttack
said he had no First cities, count ea, and state,
.
c ,
T i..„. i..
*
*
at Siiiilatuio .Spring, Thursday F*U lirn»' Tftkarh t»f
1035 law which licensed marble statement to makt, as his mis itarted spending.
th is fi*y , vimii iin ii*a|j«*iithihlf ».* a ID yi-iii
<msin, I th- ground furi-c* in an
Then in
afternoon. The weekly luncheon
boards and pin game*. The law sion waa privala.
i tfiirl In hlin-k lb- i.ffcnsivo but
at h er honii" in
I hifinfllon *»lil work hornc,
N*»wit ihriot
Undo .Sum Jumped
in.
Since
of the club for today was ilia- Tu»*w*lay following an
yers acid this point, and some
‘ ndi'd tu bri-nk tb- ...i.vcnH-nt,
i|lp**^< o f »»Dy tim«,
German officialdom, however, then the federal government baa
others of a
technical nature, believed Brandt would try fir,t far outdistanced the state, and pen "
l’b» ismpaign seltlrd dt.wn to
i%c*v*-1»| muriihk.
Th** f .1m< tl ■! 1*1 W hii 11ur>cr hu-*
1
were overlooked by the court In to win liberation from the con- citlaa— forking over ten billion,.I
■t i inflict lie'wet'll government
Mr*.M olnai
w a*
horn
in ifivvn b irth
hi ti
fu*w LiHl*1U original decision.
f.iidiy and tho insi.rgrnt plane!
I KM I ami m *
W hu lijfi^
whn h
hi a
centratlon camp* of those thou- while the states have chipped m| M^tnbrrx i*f thr Nanfntil I.o<l||u l.onuwomj Nuv
No. fl'J F and A. M wrri* i»kr<! I* IGt at,'*l ineSanfunl pchmil a mi«| hwiirhi of fiom MI h» U
•anils o f Jew* arrested since the (),r<> <n)| # half bllllnns.
f»**l a (Ml gtivortni'Ml triH>|>s holding
tlio tiiqior Iwi'.d mi far.
Collejmin
VYinler
uvr-ry ‘JO *rrtimk
new violent antUemltle wave
Thirteen and a half billions n tiff fay In m*'**t in th** MaNcinfr Mt Rollirm
ll.i- tro op s rrumbl'd in trrnchei
Tempi** tiftiight at 7 ;.I 0 o Y lo rk Park. Hh«*
started eakly In June.
m lot o f money.
married to Krnrat
...id im iliirlrrrs m tr.surgont raidat
Officials seemed disposed to
In the kind ..f money anybody bufurr b-avlng It* u ffu iati*
Ilcn- in 1111.5,
rame overhead and than re*
grant this freedom provided the Mn count, relief la coding Ittf fuDural M’rvicpx of
,.uni'll the push.
And Jamin J. Turner.
CHEYENNE. Wye^ July 1 7 - prisoners firat obuln foreign Im- n„ r|y $4,000 a minutes.
.She w s , a
p rn m e e n t
riva\ll towns in tho path of the
Uf)—Affable and aceamndating migration vims. Garmnns be the rate of speniling is going up.
li-adi-r and i-lubwunmn. Shi- wa,
N Y ru liiil
<*vpuvt a b il *'l c l c l th la yrar for the thi.d
(also a Republican), William Ho- lieved It was Brandt's problem to e-That 14,000 a minute include,
A lion. 15.) p rr un, an- raped o f f ' tisiv.1 I... tho wo»t bank of the
*haw might have gene to Jail be arrange these viaai. but they tome fornix of MKaltctl p«rmi*- lion tlullar iricrt-UM' in buBintiiJi term a, president o f the (hm- mi tu atti'i.d tl.i' an...lal rhirkrn rivor, inrinding A,ru, Mora do
cause he shaved Jim Farley, Ih* pointed out that mdny foreign
during ihr WorM’i Fair in 1030. nrllon Woman's Ui.d. and wa, a barbecue of tin- K.amnia t lull Kl.ru and Bonissnol worn occu
ICm II bbH mm H i t 1«m |
pied.
Democraile chieftain, on a Sunday countries ware unwilling to make
ft.tmrr ardHinnl virc prrsiilr.it Thursday Hflrri.iH.n at Sanlandu
In tho trinng.itur are covered
room for German Jews if they
morning.
nf the American la-giun Aux.l Springs, Arthur lt.ai.ai. has rat.by government lines, staff nff.cert
William Jaffers, president of arrhr. at their frontier penniless. • P f l l a t k a V < ) t e r 8 T i l l ' l l T h U l l l b S D O W I I
iary and was also an adivn mated.
said between 5,tWX. ami ll,r)00 pH*
A traffic light
has been bIn» the Union Pacific railroad, re
nirmh-r nf Ihr I'arrnl Tear her,
Tim yi >1 uTf .i >vi 11 hr run
Himri, i l l Spanlxh. w«*rc laktn#
sulted at thaIntercast Ion
of *«"tly wlrod ahead to O ie jn M
Association. She was a drv.mt ducted jr'n't- mill. Hi.- Hrlaind A hunt 2JNMI imiri* iriniifgt*nN win*
French Avenue
and Seminole
“ 1*1 Hoohaw, a Mend, lo
Cathnlir.
and Wilur. i'ntk . Inn..
*ft*rr *1 in lh«* hill*, nhufc o ff from
meet
a
westbound
train
and
give
Boukeard, Police CMac ■Bay G.
She is survivrd by her hu.
*n nddllmn In memlm.s o f Mu* mnin f*irro*
_____
, f A L A T l t A , July 27—ralalka Mayor John W. Cimpbrll.
Farley
a
shave
so
that
Farley
Williams announced Wddnaaday,
band,
two
daughtrrs
rr.l
una
n
lhc
rluH
there
will
be
many
Pri.pisntils r/almrsl .that d
In making nnnouiteement of *m
"
‘
••
In conjunckm
eonjanekm with-tha. light could attend church her*. All the
municipal plant would trsult in of llunncllon nnd her mother. 81" * 1* present including wives W iikl* Cuts In Steel *
. k n Been sign directing truck barber shop* wars closed and a
B 23 perrrnl reduction in mtrs Mrs. II. K- Takarh; a sister “ " ,l Dirnda o f Kiwamans.
drivers dawn French Avenue in city ordinance provided a fine of
I r v in g will b. g.u nlx.ut ti nt.
with no debt burden on tnxpay- Arsnka; thrra brothers, Julius,
InduHtry Forecast
from |S to WO for any barber thur A. Kirchhoff. aecreUry.
V*
h
rr“"
"
rr<
""''
erder to prevent tbelr going
J" hn >’ la-onardy is gen
era. Opponents stated electric Frank and Carl Tikach of this
who opened up and went to-work ,U U d today that Urn meetings
7
*
‘*
ctty,
eral rhairmari in cl.aige n( at
UsrwBgts tb* downtown Motion,
on Sunday.
WASHINGTON. July B7—CJP1
are open to the public and that;
J ln" ‘ Uih“ '“ ' ‘on
=• users would suffer from Increased
Chief Williams a n a
fntrrnirnt will hr made Thur, r* nBvments.
- - - IInUnatml
wU mb M
In
voters rn*
Nevertheless Ifoahaw obliged. **
A fiurrast of wage ei.ta In tho
-evenron.
In ihi*
the Ni*
Na
^°"
^ rates nrrrsssry to pay off govern
everyone
\ A t the feet i t French Avenue Neat day n rival barber attempted
“
""
ment loans by which the new ■lay In the Evsrgrrrn Cenmlrry
stool industry was made rastertional Recovery Act k nlwaya
bttweea Ue booiovei^ ajad; the to file a earn plaint against H*amendment or ordinance which plant would hr financed.
day by Krnaat S. Ballard, spokse
Inkefrent a
barrkV
wf|
be shaw and accused Mm af violat welcome.”
declared " i t is expedient-!,, cmman for the Inland iitrrl company
They said I'alatks’a rates were
Mr. KlrcMwff declared that a
♦rrcted
i safety BMBwre. El ing Urn Holiday closing order. Po
etrucl and maintain—a plant for
nf f'hlrago.
already lowrr than many municomplete report at the Central
ton Moughton, City Architect, lice discouraged Uw rtvaL
the manufacture and dixlnhutloq
Ilsllird * way a witness at a
Florida matting. Which was held
m
has draw* plum
fi *nt h
thti Barrier
harrier
Im p e d e d _
,
P o r tu il. July 27.
Roahaw said, “ It wasn’t a mat in connection with the picnic nt of electricity—for such of it* Ingnvrnment hearing called by tha
___
— The British Pirk a-hark sea- public contract* board to deter
will ha
ter af baaInsea, manly a friend Orlando, wilt ha given. Ha said habltemta m may require and |uy decrease in company rates since
four feet
who bad a friend wha Beaded n that Mrs. Martha Hoffltt, treas for same’*.
IM ).
*
. Mcmbera o f tha hoard of Hi-1 P1" " * Mf!wurlf- homeward bound mine Ih* minimum wagu* whleh
A total of U.1 voters expresxe.l Proponents h«d been staurad of ,
her I
will
H I J
,hg BMd
k shave, even If ha k • D m e o iL * urer, who has return ad from Cal•"•) committee chairmen
' Ir» l ImnaAlInntle survey steel employers mu»t pay white
themselves against the ordinance
i . D. r„ nt
° f ‘ he Rotery Club mot at the, Gight, arvive.l here from llorta, execullng government cuntraeta.
ifofnla where aha was a dele
A
force.
while
TM
signified
approval.
gift of 45 P * " « n t |horn, of President George Rollins Atar“
Chief Williams
Spokesmen for the ''UUte fol
R ites F or R J. Turner gate to the national convention, The vote, the greatest ever cast government
coat of a new plant. Plfly-fhra Uit nifh, ro)lowinv 4 ihoft
Tha hop took Just srvi>n hours. lo w ." In tbb atcel Industry, *eho-.
that tha lateraeelkrs has
k expected to ho praaent and
mnt of tho cost waa said to nesa session In which moving pic A fte r Irsa than Jwn hour -stop ing in part Ballard’a vtew of
W ill B eH eldThonday that she will ghra a talk about In a municipal election hero came
•• a culmination of three weeks
aval la bis from PWA loan to ture* of tho recent Rotary Inter plan# took o ff for Rguthaniplnn steel condition*, pleaded for tha
bar trip at aomo moeUag in tha
of Intensive campaigning with iha
b< aecured from revatiuo certifi
national convention in San Frtn- anR Foynes, Ireland.
rstaklUhment o f wega dlffaraw* I
AY pOBseaC Usd
futura.
city commission hooding tha muni cates, payable oeer a tong period ,ciaeo were shown by H. H. Cole
dale to eompansate for tho i
cipal pknt proposal and the Flor a f jrva re. Voter* turned down tho man, light refreshments were
BUIP FLO A T E D
numlc advantage* of mass pro
AUTO EXPORTS UP
ida Power and Light Company np- MOpoari because they believed served.
duction and raw matertela poa*?
poaiag tt.
Service to be secured from »
Among those praaent beside*
WASHINGTON, - L P l - Coa.l soiscd by tho big producer*.
Th* toauo in the election waa municipal plant would ho btfarior Mr. Rollins and Ur. Coleman guard headquarters reported yes
sharply drawn between supporters La Iha service they now bate, wera: H. J. Lehman, Randall terday that two o f ita cutters had
Power and Light Com- rates ware fair, and that tompe- Chase, S. 0. Skinholser. Holland floated the Brasilian raining ship
with Iha private utility al L. Dean, Jimaa L. Ingky, Pint Aimlranta Saldanha, which went
Partly cloudy tonight J
ia tho Held would ha dla- Stine, Martin p n a , E. J. Peter- ■ground o ff San Juan harbor,
Thursday with scattered *how
Rico. Tho ship k
aoo, E- B- SIMM, Dr. B. W. RupThursday,
.-Jo
tho harbor,
turiU, and. C. T, Parker.
,
Former Resident Of
Sanford Pan
Away
Jim Farley Gets
\ Shave On Sunday
Mninar, chemist. «,r New Yo.k Kiwunis’ I*arty To Be
AtSanlnndo 'I’hursday
Police Chief Has
Light Installed
As Safety Measure
Public invited To
Townsend Meeting*
il
nhii*
were
" " I....... f ti.. . Hu. attack was
o»if -11 .1 .ni. .111*mrr I In* N|i*rthti
*'oa 1
Sjuifu It i*<*\*■*muu’DI .It-.pnL’hpA
»• uttt.l i: ■•v*•*Moo ul uni ilium rn
h«*I Uui *Id tl.* it way iido th»
f-Irrr» of ( sHith'x i, k»-y rDy nf
•alii I hr i u i ' i luh "Ilia tin*I bkthrrbn
limirv-M lu *.|.|li.»i l^r* fur
......
„
. .
\ vriO N AI. *11■i « »• t Sui ill ftilvrtiifi* j;rmj|>a
\ M | n \V S T » *S F
vimktv mi'Hmif i'f tin
20 IlllllO n
I ) O 1 I !1 T H
r n it fort r*i tlif*ir a nv iii' ii Hi** city,
r v ilh W v*i, JuK *;
m i iii| I "lull will hi* h«M u
Itui.l In ill*' ftt'IlM i, *.»>•* th** *li*ij4itti h* * Att',,1, wlnl** l|n» main
* Ifik • Hm SIing
T h m ilny
i ■ing*,i *„ fm t h. i * ’ . Mm .tlh- I W*iV h#if, l*' m i ; i -I . mi Hu* uiif tkirlu ,
I
» At s un .* . |l** k
111till 1?''Ul U<Ul*t'8 111**If*l*"li thill
“ I * vp laining virliY Vt ll...* lone’*
only d fuw u«tb4"i hiiirifit truf*|rt
avvvii*
gi vwer-* elu mi I*I
th.**
SA V A N S A l l , t i a . J u ly
1
I h.
'***klt rmi'tifig uf
Hr MORGAN M BEATTY
u |i| F a it h f u l, Vblueh ha* b**cn haj iitrthuk't .f I.* i h m the F#hn»
w in i ,V i
l»i
r iu ir le x I L l l c r l y , 71, eru ptin g on 'hum like
W A S H IN G T O N . J u ly 2 7 . - *fP)
wrrri un• h* ilub- K.v.-t » I Mial
„ T n a destitute fsmily. a r .I.e fD 'i,1
Vnl.lra II....I l«Mt rbemiwl who |»ion*,i'F**i| in th** »Ir fur a* Song Ihnl th* i tingei n '**t riliu lalr “ * M.vrfiiiMi-rit
I v*eh*|ini**iit of paper p'llp floMi theft ' wntelo> l*\ *1 , i .iliuoti i Utleys P.(«J 1,| I r, IMlIl
lljvilIKn In
rhffk itiriy !*•* niHlifni front hf* ' pa Cui.
| wfiijIhciTi pine tieca, ilteil here
I lir
<kt> *t
illifi lit e he hi M*l tlllii
D
rn — nr it nmy rfprrw nl a M
Horn at M illeilgcvilli* in I *♦*’*, i‘u * h I f*7 tiiMini**-* mmw . itiHeail
W hjtlr'vrr iraiiit f In*
tf'»vernwithout bnpr
rr»" ,,,,,r,H'lv mrrtinj:
m*nt iiiih I** an tlm fm n t, how*
T*. n politician, th»*
n I,* » ihr I »••»>* (tub will !»«• hrl.l m he w m gnn|uut*<«l front the 1H i **f ever) I 7 iiitliut*f<*
v eiH|t \ *.f (ieorufiii Mini
John
ftamhovv amt l »111g i »■.* pool -. I'Vfi', viu'rii**i| fihti u Ilia n **ff»f*t
rhrek may 1m* a perplex in k I1*'J1’ llu VmM* / Hole tonight at 7 no
flopkinH e taught ul the l ‘m n*M imiltv *i *11* 1 ami . **lm fid ID L i flu' 1*4 in il** liMin ifffit iulvmien
I*-ru in government— nr it nun oVIoik
L* 1s *htHhf* ,111*1 \YH-> »" h.lv*
N ation al Relief
A c tiv itie s Cost
$4,000 A Minute
levied on all tobacco sold in ex
cess of the quota. The total quota
for Florida la tl.OOO.OOO pounds
for this season hut the crop is
expeeted to run aJs.ut |H,(MXI,lKHi
pound*.
Five lhtmhs Drop On
YesselWithout luoss
Of Life In One Of
Series Of .Attacks
Felon Prefers Death
Rather ThanReturn R e b e l S tr o n g h o ld
To State RoadCamp Jnn Navy Presses Up
^ anjrt/.e For Attaek On Hankow
Asked By Growers
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g
PA
On $250,000 Li^htin^ P lan t P ro je ct
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IS dlTtI,‘.hr'^r7of
Rotarians Meet At
George RoIlinH Home
Hritinh TransAllanlic
PlaneLunds In LiHhon
r
LOCAL WEA"
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TU ESD AY, JU LY 26, IM S
THE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The T h ird Term Issue
DAY, JULY 26. ! • «
VERSE FOR TODAY
7 fcan if an
Warn*
Komanti*
d k k Ht's No lovar—headline. II
|plH M il, It would probably I/ llii wrong Way.
Since President Roosevelt's recent trip across the con
tinent speculation has been revived as to whether he in•ends to run for a third term, and if so, what chance he
would have of Ireing elected.
The Urge crowds which
turned out to greet him, occasional shouts from his audi
ences urging him to run again, and at leas', one petition
trout a labor organization, all (mint to the fact that a
third term is a distinct possibility.
However, the majority of the peoplp o f the United
S ates do not think the President intends to seek rc-election. This, at least, is the conclusion arrived at by the lnstitu'o of Public Opinion, which conducts the only straw
vote, since the crack-up o f the Literary Digest, to re'.aln
any very high degree of self respect. Last week the Institu’ e conducted a nation-wide survey on the third term
•ssue.
Thirty-si* [rercent o f those [silled answered affirma
tively the cjuestion, "D o you think President Roosevelt will
run for a third term?” In spite of the fact tfrat a minor
ity felt he would seek re-election, a majority believed that
he would win if he did. Fifty-one percent said “ yes” to
the ipiestion, "Do you think he will lie elected If he runs?”
Although there is still only nliout one-third of the
people who think President Roosevelt will run again, the
number has increased appreciably during the past year,
he [sill reveals. A survey conducted by the same organi
zation a little over a year ago shows that at that time only
2H percent, as compared wfth IIG percent now, believed he
would seek a third term.
As a matter of fact, the chances are that the Presi
dent does not yet know himself what he will do about the
third term issue, and is not in a position to say yet
whether he will run again even if he wnnts to do so. If
he can name his successor, a liberal who will carry on the
present [wilicies of the New Deal, he will likely be content
to retire to his (lyde Park home. If he is blocked in this
ambition, he will probably carry the issue to the people
under his own (dinner.
STRANGE AS IT
SEEM
Stock M arts Reflect '
Motorists D rivin g
TYLER, Tex. July, 26.—(Ah— i
Thr rise and Fall of the flock I
market U reflected In the way
people drive, anys ('apt. Waller!
Elliot of the Texas highway pa
trol.
I
"Not only traffic violation* bat<
other
law
violationi
increase
when tha market is on the rise.”
be aayt. ‘‘ When the mwrket is I
falling, people quiet down again
I don't know why it is, but K is
what I find."
M E R IT
B A rr u o ffV fr m o m m
u *.
fSntoiK ScTtvrtomet'.
**««**> /
1H CO*
m
oyned by Paul Uedirik, ffahville.Ind,
fc DRINK Of VWW
ttSSSSHSRP
flA N ffc ftfVoWt MtoUHfllUtScN
ih
h co m a , l a w cr&fHom
PUlZll
PRBVeHT
WHtH IHlftfty 9 / HORKIH& THB PUMP
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.
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SYSTEM
S T O I’S
General
Repairing
Truck & A u to
Service
Bod lee— Springs— Trailer*
A price you c*a afford
U pay
Martin’s Garage
PAT
TAI.LAII ASSKK, July 26 -O D
—Worker* in the State Unem
ployment Compensation Division
agree*! yesterday to »tay at their
job* although they may not be
paid because of * controversy ov
er recent merit ayitem examina
tion*. director Harold
Wall
toldthe K'J employea their *alariea due August I could r.nt he
guaranteed hemuip of th«* Social
.Security Hoard at Washington
had withheld approval
uf an
operating
budget
for
July,
August and September quarter.
Mil.I.ION FOR SPAIN
WASHINGTON, July 26. — f/Pl
American contribution ills 1 6fcaw«a
bur«e«l to both aide* in Ih*
* i -y m
Sjunnh civil war have ptrefd CLYDE
i h»- 1 1.000.(ton mark, the Sialj
«#
Department reporter! yeaterday. Sh h m L
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Filled
■10 Years Experience
pi l«n lr * — Pr«Mpl Deliver?
Mobley’s Drug Store
*!Ho Win i* poor who hi*
•
reputation. H
ut in this d»>
gad Urn* that is Ih* unly thin*
that knps practically tveryoii,
fkom being poor.
. • Cerrlgan srrme to have Stolen
the front page frum II.-w d
.Hughes. But apparently HugheW
glad enough to giv.* It f
W
ha. b«cum« uf lh^ oldm$ ftJvicv about aavintf for r
liny day. asks the Sanford llei
Id.—Guess must pcupls
think
ha Idea la all wst.—Miami Post
'span haa cunlerrsii upon Mut
III lbs Order of tha Chry
ithe mum which as w« under
ad It make* him a Knight ol
i Paoay or aomethlng like that
'• H i e r , Is no longer the slight«M 'doubt that Sea Island cot*tn Can be grown commercially
With great success here,” says
W. ih Kayes of Melbourne. II
IH llalboamr, why not In Hanford?
THE PUMPING COW. . .
A brainy bovine is Tools, 7year-old Jersey cow owned by
Paul Wealing of Rushville, Indi
ana. All by henelf Toots fig
ured out a way to get a drink
of water
when nobody
was
around to help her.
" I did not pump enough water
to satisfy her," Wealing says,
"and sho learned that working
tha handle of tha pump brought
* * V r , |o sho bsgan helping harsal/.“
Toots nutsles tha handla to an
upright position, then hooks It
under her. crooked horns. With
l wn* fit for u king. Thr rariat dellcnclea of the world
ivpre aerved. The vegetable* were grown out of season at
i.Imogen and flown to Verttaillni by airplane the morning
of the hnni|uet. The menu briefly wait ns follows:
I,ch l’erlen frniche* de nterlet
I a* melon fruppe I-en delicen (In I*ac d'Annecy a la Nantua
Id** Mignonnettee d'agneau Trianon
Ln Timbale de caillen farclea a la Talleyrand
l.es nlgullleitea de rnneton fnudhnala a la Montmorency
avec nalmie gniilolne
l.e .supreme de [miilarde de iireaite uu buerre oleette
avec lea pointea d'a.iperge a I’etuvee
l^a I ruffe* a lu mixle
Id* mousse glncee Singapour,
de I’erigord
les peche* de Montrcuil princesoe
lett frivolitea
“T O O L A T E T O C L A S S IF Y
Dr in the language of Kddie’a:
By RUSSELL K A Y
Caviar flown en|>ecially from Moscow
iced melon
Delights of the Lake of Annecy in
’Irst Visit to Cpba i»*re. A combination of
Nantua fashion
guest of tha Plot- world and the new, a
Small chops of young lamb with mixed vegetables
el Association, at charm and enchantment.
Quail stuffed with foies gras
annual convention H Intarasting. strange
Sliced breast of Rouen duck with green peaa
from Miami la delightful anti ac
and mixed salad
comodations on the P. and O.
Creamed chicken served with drawn butter
steatn.r “ Florida” are axcrllmt.
and creamed asparagus tips
Sailing at 7 In Ih* evening our
t’erigord truffles
Iced fruit eruam, Iced
bicarbonate o f noda in one-half glaan of water after meal*
ami nix nnperln tablo’ n Immediately la-fore retiring.
TH E DOCTRINE OF H U M A N * equality re pones on
thin: that there In no man really clever who hoa nol found
•Kerry Moor* has com*
I Inst fair freight' ra‘ *v far that he In stupid. There In no big man who haa not fe lf
pith. If# mvs fair rates small. Home men never feel small; but these are the few
Bn as Injurious ts north- men who are.— G. K. Chesterton, A Miscellany of Men
try. That’s what hap- (Dodd, Mead)
y time anyono tries
rid of- tha natkvi’s “ NsraM Economic Problem.’’
•
K
n
novo thought of a good
| to bring bock prosperity. Lot
Wy buslnoao man Just doubia
l oaiarbu and wngsu of those
w work for him. Thun everyAjr Will bo making twice aa
gigs, will .‘ hove twice aa much
•gaud an groceries and farm
pgusts, and everybody will bo
s downward toss of her head the
works the handle to bring forth
water.
Ones Toots appeared in a Chirago night club, according
to
Westing. She pumpej a dummy
pump handle that threw a swttcli
lighting a large outdoor
sign.
"A fter returning to her pasture,1’
Wealing say., "Toot* was not
satisfied al home anymore.”
GALILEO'S SECRET. ... .
One hundred years before the
Invention of the telescope Coper
nicus, a Polish astronomer, with
rude wooden instruments, devel
oped the idea that the Earth and
SANFORD T W E N T Y YEARS AGO
Hchelle Malnuu, our genial
chairman o f uakurv, rolled in
Sunday afternoon. Mo reports tha
time of hb Ilf# In Atlanta
whom bo hob-nobbed with tho
millionaire mayor of Atlanta,
with George W. Parkins, o f New
York, and other distinguished In
dividuals.
Prom Atlanta
ho
Journeyed to Payton and other
eltloo.
While away bo visited
•onto o f tb* stockades whom tha
German prisoners wars Interned.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Wright
have upturned from Daytona
Beach.
; My. C A. Betts it spending a
few weeks la Georgia with hb
brother, who U largely Interested
Mr. and Mrs, Bobu L. Rowe
gr* at hapa again after eome
litas pleasantly spent at tha eaUHaklku Wright
has
lag and he will then go serosa
with Urn marines aa hospital at-
Itndanto
Mr. ansi Mrs. E. A. Douglass
have returned ffom a delightful
trip In their auto. They a!ep>ed
at Wfbrthlngtea Bprings far sev
eral
days and vlaltad other
ship mad* Its way to sea from its
eonpatient berth in duwrtowu
Miami, following tha causeway to
Miami Beach. Comfortable deck
chain invite those -who enjoy
the Ufng o f stiff sea brae**., a
snappy orchestra provide, music
for those who car* to dance, a
spacious grill and cocktail bar
proved a haven for thoee who
enjoy a stein or other form of
liquid refreshment. Coxy nooks
rind comfortably furnished par
lors and lounging rooms on tach
deck are available for those who
rood or writ*. Meals on board,
both supper and breakfast being
served on tha boat, wore splendid
while largo airy staUroams an I
comfortable beds Insure a glori-
other plants revolve around the
Sun, instead of the Hun and
planet* revolving around the
Diamonds Ind Watch**
Earth.
It remained for the Italian,
Ftna Watch Ana Jewelry Repairing
tialilro Galilei, to prove out the
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
Goperniean hypothesis by study
ing in 1610 the moons of Jupiter
. _
-w h u m ph u ks u a m u L o w ru rtsss a
t in •
in which Galileo saw a minia « . * a w i«« si.
■
■
■
■
u
w
w
w
w uuw auuaanuauauw uuw w w u
ture solar system.
Realising tha stir that announesment of his revolution
ary discovery would make UaMleo hid his findings in a Latin
crossword
puttie.
luiter, tha
world rredltsd his work.
WERT-The JEWELER
T ssorrsw i
Tke
lo tera sllew a lj
driver who drove us around the
city took real pride in his task
leaning from hi* cah be wculJ
shout at passing drivers "Look
ou*, I’vs got American peoples”
the old i Smiles are everywhere In evtcity of
denre
Intense
Kluridbns should bceomc better
and fas- I Muainted with i n deliuhtfit
W ednesday N ig h t
F ree M usic B y The
H A W A I I A N S T R IN G S
SH O R T’S
»■—«■«*
Classified
BUTCHERS GYP ‘SELVES
TULSA, Okla. -b P V -T h e last
tking that J. W. Hollniwortb,
Tuba's naw inspector of weights
and mvaaursa. expected to ftad
was g butcher »h e gavn kb ctiotsmers toe much wolght. But,
aattk<x out ua bb now Job. he
discovered that about half o f the
— i— that didn't wsigh accurate
ly gave the easterner too aubch
weight: tha other half abaci
freighted the buyer.
THE B<6J VAYI
KNOXVILLE. Tsan., — W V Livestock sxpsrta . sailmats that
-
2c Per Word
{andless]
will do it - get results
2,000 fam ilies representing the greatest
buying power o f this area welcome you*
meesage into th eir homes.
'
rv-
In no other w ay could you reach such a
public, with
�w m tm m
TUESDAY. JU LY 26, IMS
And Personal Activities
Social Calendar
Dorothy T h u r s t o n
Weds P. W. Martin,Jr.
J
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. lfr of 1,r arH* ' * r*
Sootheen
College
Pe rsonals
^
lAJEEiAMHA.
ONEOE FHMH6AS LEADING
INSTITUTIONS OF A
HtGHEA LEAAN/Nl?J
EOUNO IN
n oe/D A WATEES,
//AS TNEEE
S/DES TO / TS
'-B O D Y ,
cliiunpuj/M~h p h,i«i
*Vt,,r th u
Kay Francis’ (iowns
In Film Are luovely
A
ms>!
and
film
umrRry
***■11
Kelly * erhort* was to
i int h*". th it won hi make
hi "i'li n
h* i
.ii
su fficie n tly mature
l»U( ro v . i *hi-li ** t xt ri'iooly chic.
.Im gjy, hi'* i h o ld 1 of m ile i cii
u .** fuflv a* imi'tii hint
**"* h' I'loocc «'f It."*'** )|
iM«'d
Miun\
pi mis*
h aw
m oi tone
Mi** Ijhhie ('urn II, M**' 11'T' • arid silk hi*»*> •» fin Kay
KathMi,* UiriKy arid Jv^k f, n**v whde, for he, *ere»*n dimghler*
sprtti In*! w»*Fk mil ill Ysnipji Ain^ft (>011 « h,> o-« d m ainly
S'* th** gin**!* uf Hrur** Lnru y
Mr. and Mr*. |{, K. Wmt and
grnndtiuughTrr. lad*, hsvr »•■turned to th#*ir Immr in Knkt*
land after *p**uding n frw day*
with Mr arul Mrs. Lf*Ih* VV«*nt
N O W YOU CAN B U Y A
FIRESTONE GUM-DIPPED
$
«
A
f WV
M rs. J a rk R u ssell w ill
leave
W ednesday for T m t u g is Nlcimt
w here she w ill jo in her hushnm l.
T h e y plan lo retu rn lo S an fo rd
about Aug. |.
Dr.
and Mrs. J N= Tnlar,
Ralph Tolar and Mr* I*. |{. Mr
Ifltyre of Orlandn w ere in Finite
Vedra Hunduy as ihi> guest* ol
Mr. and Mr., Huli«-rl Melver.
- Mra. lla l W iuhl
an>l
ftperrlnff have r e t u r n n l fi
P e te r.b u rg where they
l l r . and Mr». M. A
Vel
fo r a few days.
puactutav and (kidding —
hiaaanna prayUaa thb tfarawway (afaiy at NEW LOW
PRICES. Now that k ( M M
Unla to aaaka your tar TIRE.
■APE car owner# n « ,a lw a
ikoald raplaca dangaronaly
won* dr** with NEW. SATE
Fluwon* Oun-Dtpfwd Tina
built with that* patentad and
Miss Emma Owen, who is attrm1iit|r .ummer arhmd at S.iulh*rn t'ollefe In Latelaml. .pent
.the weekend in Hanford with
Mr*. J. C. Dennett.
hllf* til,
lln
Frtiru i*
au hiim i
I. m .vmi
hi rtiiph i i/r her V"Ulh’
- m a n * l i e i t ilie«* Mi*s
wi-ni'i i- done
ri
the
i io
of «
, .,nd dark
I In- dres* 4,f h. iivv *ilk
ji*■1' rv i *• *r yUd wi111 na11 w box
pi* it * do1* j* she fmivt which are
i t.hM. r -.i ih hi d m brown part
w iy down The lap I n d lai and
W*i.*t hands of the lorip th eves
al-n 'how f hi* it tti'li jnjf
O n v K ellv
u *n l heuv)
Mack
C iip e for
\ long ■
*leeVetl -.hirth io Im i . a p en utiful fiiviiril.
with
Aim M* an women. K iilln c** falls
from the yoke in the form of
narrow | hut *, w hhh a re sU h h e il
dow n Horn th
w aist to low er
hiplme. HfUils of gohl r . i l rubies
ch»w.. the ft out and fasten the
la
recovering
from
in ju r ie .
laat week.
Mr. ami Mr*, o. K. McKay ant
t Ml** Florenc* McKay •pent the
;wrrk-rnd In Ht. I*rter»burg „|the gueaU of Mr. ami Mra. Paul
. Bartow. While there Mr*. McK»y
a* chairman, held a meeting nf
(the Education*! Committee of the
Masonic Horn*.
llqald rubber, countermen dia>
dattroyina Intarnal friction util
haal which ordinarily caixa
blowoult. Nina (itrm pound*
of ruhhar aea addad to avary
100 pound* of cord.
Tw * Extra Uqrars of OuaaDfppad Cord* undar tha traad,
adothar patantad Plrrttona
rocutruction fcatura, protact
fTIURCII-FKillTEHS
MOSCOW—(A i—Soviri .dh.ol
■uthorltlra nr* teaching
iii.oot:
penona by correspondence how to
campaign agalntt religion. The
correspondence course* for antiteligloua propigandist*. organltt-d
ky the comml»*ariat of edJcution.
•re lent for seven month* to stu
dent* enlisted among Irctuiei* in
rirlous region*.
waarLW
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SJ0*1T##** t» **#••#•*' •
He
In a magnificent grove o f 60 ncres
l.irili'Hog Ijike HoltingHwortli, in Lakeland, in located SOUTHERN COLLEGE.
Here is to be found one of the niont
handsome, most completely furnished Halls
fur Women in the South. The entire tjroup
" f -jilendidly equipped huildlnjts in sur
rounded by a beautiful campus covered
wuli citron fruit trees, palms, magnolias,
oak* and other native trees. The college
" a . founded in Orlando in 1886 as the
Florida Conference College. In 1002. th*
Florida Seminary was o|>ened at Souther
land, now Falm llurhur, on the West Coast
In l'.hlti, it was incorporated as Sou them
College.
, <
. .■
The peculiar TRUNK FIS if. which is
common on the const of Florida, i- Hu ■
angled ! The species is so siiiguhii. n • •
pearnnee, and so easily preserved M
>v
have boon common in collection
line
tbe collecting of tropical ......
gnu.
NF\N
\ • >I(K
li lt
J»;
i4*>
-'s»'it " *11 Hunt I'■i>din t. i tup
f i Ho <u niHtiih* i iiih it |"pi
' • •*<i i ‘hi V 11 |mi f*d to | hi
»
"f « I s l*,. | i itf I•*i , hiit gm
• ip o il
rtflf i
i
I- s.p« ' i fron
' f a ir
ii
in
part
F a ir
of ih#
I i held m
pi • t« ' itul
divut |i.
Ittmly llndiff
TnmpJ
lind SI |V' ft 'bur g if port* l»U*lrtf'* thI* uu1111Ii H|tiul tit itii
month of rh ' li.. hi'i yi-nr Th*
I* and i» ‘'i f .iiii'liip t»*ni|uilty Is
iiiriymg i .ipjififx l"iiil* lo t'uha
.nid th*1 I hrnil* M"tm brum r***
putt rit t-'pi tonally hftivy bu* Iraivf I thf i"iL In*ul tin- ■luff.
|(t *■hii h * i*i kfi * **( lhr Feil*
|h.. t ntl Wi if- i - pi fjff t chiiill ihu
d n n g lm g g tm in d i ham of
g u 'o
lii-t mw-opiipfi
|iiiidi*h*'tl til
b ile l l i n k
lo s 'i* t
,i
tw o foot
Fb*ridi was fhf Fast FIniitba
Cl i if*- aI Ihi* t'ni di n ru |iy Cm 11,i>f 1111 I**in tl mi Si Augustin*
ihifi 1'iitfT'mi, imitlidiit and pi-' wiih Hi Wdliam Charles Wells,
nii*'fd hi-. wimHhiftd
it, hn-'D'h |ihy*i« Ran* us editor*
lln new' pipei wa* |iiibiishetl fur
i eil mmiih* m ITHd.
M \l <AI
Ui.
id*.
\n tit t'utii h'l *evere gtOffri
iiHi't'a Smut i ay, seven mile*
'tinillHi'«t iif Key West, til dliiippfiii' lie 1 th.- Cland always
11 gin* u period of reronstiueiion and m n few months'll ••
vim*tI as new
N K W Y O lt K . Ju ly » :
< 41Joaiph V I'lin no lly, lit, p re.rihrit
*<f K in a K e -ilu te . Hy ml irate an 1
In ti'rn i t ioniil \ e w . S e rv ic e , a n .
iippomtetl general
mntiagar of
lle a r-t n ew sp ap er. y,'.r«eilny, T .
J. W hit*, cliatrionn of the Ix-aid
•>f A n ien ean
S e * .p a p e r ., In c..
.iPf.'unre.!
T O N IG H T
W EDNESDAY
11,Iron > 10-2.1
I E T W I I N J O U S T S with windmill*, a modern “ Don
Quiiote" paaad far hla plclar* <lr(l) when th* rhlvilrlc country
gentleman and bis faithful Rancho Pam*, on the donkry, appeared
In n pageant to Vtoctnnta wood* near Paris.
Prisoners Unruly At
Cotton-Picking Time
MKI.HOURNK- AuMnlm 'lAh
J |*i arson GnuIn't inli-inloi t«»
July 2S- Iftl fi-hing* hut hi* hrlii'vi**. h»*
g» neral ha* math* u ri-ftinl ntrh n**v
lack
Ellington,
way S Wng a htg marlin *U m l
manager -if the Tesa. pri.on eyaimI
On The Trail O f Plealless Pants —
It doefln't take a Sherlock Holmes to notice uny caro
IessnCee in dress or cleanliness.
Find O u r Service A
>• Ii11 kilo
Hoi
*|ih Ridid hm*ipit*-,* , H ighw ay* i r «
tiKHilt i| with mu*ur iitu iiit s . Tha
m
sh a llo w
" a l f r, hr* f a i l filia l
tem, .ay. he a!w*y« eiprct* ufli ,rnp«* iiHiunl its iuil ami
rest and attempted eerapr. Ju»t ilriijciffil it iishnri*. It wigliftl
ESTER I’AltK, folo., —141
Ufore the cotton picking *«aaon. I*2l!rt poutlfb.
A psychology kt.trurtor
from
“The pn.orlrr* don' Ilka to
TH# official language, of the I'itt.burgh ramped for several pick cotton.** he aay*. "They hate
League of Nations are French days In Estea I’ark, then moved
and English. Any raprvaentative to Wyoming. When he arrive,
l e g a l n o t ic e
wishing to apaak In anolher there hr discovered he had for- fora cotton picking time th* blood
htivti *i t o rnxiMTiiiia
language must provide a tranria- gotteh hla entire camping equip hounds will be least likaly to
*
friihslF l.a» IKM
tlon of his ipeech In Ennch or ment, leaving it let up in Erie* pick op their trail If they try to Rtat* f«f Khiriila
fmimy
t.f HfihIiWiIf
English.
rieape.
Park.
Yuu and MPh nf jf»u ar*
You
Soli'
l'.i
hi .it 'I
hull it Vfit i nun with
uid. 1ii* .Hid mi him* doing a
waistband.
SOUTH IIKNI*. In.l, July
(41—Special Judge ItJi.rll W
Smith of Michlgijn City lrup->» d
fine# totaling 1UKI0 yeaterdny
en four men charged with oper
ating gambling game# her*. He
al<n plHcnl
the
men
undry
.Depended
aentencre
of
all
month# on the penal farm.
l »t »
lamp.i hilt II to fell IN Ad*
•lit I*-nilJ huddlin'* imw under run*t|ii*'i o SC*I Iimi'e Intel estltrtl
eslind f 11 'in ‘I I at in American
nomine- .ind <hp.Vtlmenial #X*
lllhtl* -f
I luted Stale* (#UVeitinonf
fidi'iil
purl irtpst ton
•*d| hi under hi |>eiw«mal dirtc*
lion of Hi tier aodei V I rye, gppotnh >1 I - t umuH-ioiicr fur
re
Celved in an autom obile acciden'
pa(anl i t procaaa by which
(vary ftbar of arary cord |n
avary ply la aatuntad with
I hi
v* til hi
ruff*
hay Franch herself, i« to par
tml to Auh.lued prints that she
*•■hfom makes a picture without
including ai least one siu‘h dre*>*
In “ Mv IIiII*" -die has three, fine
i« si heavy brown and white
fabric *Hot with silvrr thread*
11 i* made with both shin'
"let-vcdi V*necked bodice ami
*emhfiill sk irt gathered illtu a
Mary N iekle has been w»de fiU ctl
removed from Jaekaon ville to he,
home on J>ily«r Ijik e , where .he
S liss
hcci
I'wnbnir 1••» ih war* Me flndi
a.ilet, 4»r III
roml at bntonV’ tinning pertAit mg «*
h|i»ioH no in
IIn11\ dilii" HLr1111V Mini {IIff* I) of
pi urt it •
H* rrt'icf rtlieti they
Etar!
yoiiTly h. ii\ his
t nb h of
l',|i|’it* Hi. In<U*1 nti 1I vein •i'M
k’"l tnl . h> i •,tt "M kit*! M.died
H"U|£III 1*l *tf FvMillion, in,
uho
In n.tliMiial ^ii 1 blhm
l« it lint • »i»n•-■it iiH»k tin* front
him 'h. . h,iIi. Hi*' - Miivoii * and
*.i\- 'In
v ’i# 41 i the melt's
inn, w*< tmm m i.r*.v <•>. \
Spade, S h o vel P a ra d e J '
f ' “ I' h h"
Inmily a: mi tally age ishe aI
’
„ ,,
tendril public schonlj line ami
KOMI. ha*. <41 -Fm.l . Illy w„
Iw „ Srm.m l.
o fflcl.. .11 women. .Ircnlrtl r.- „ |){h s>hoP
19Ju F„ r ,hp
r.ntly that th.- «y
-I* *1 » ,..w y*Br, she h„ bruit rmpbaoH
campaign of beaut if icaHon.
|in Alhrn^
Miss Finn i humbets of Hopl^d hy Mayor Kathleen Knir.e, j \|r Martin is the ...n "f Mr kmxvilk, Ky arrived luenday to
Oh*y par»Je<l down Main .treat
y|r, p \\ Martin of Mitten vinit her hi other. Hay A ( ham
arith #pade. ami .hovel. ove# n,
t<)rn m H^nklyn. N V bemt for some time,
“ hair shoulder.
and i. now munayer of an in
They eiplaine,! that earh w itti .urnnee aaency in Athrn*
wa. dniriK her pail hy plantm; After a .hurt honeymoon in
a tree.
Savannah and Srfvannall (leach.
-------------- ---(ia, Mr. and Mr*. Marlin will
Tha Adirondack, tlo not form , return to make their home n
a connected range.______________Athena.________________________
Miss Adre ,1. , 'uin rHinrti
Monday night fi in Jrf L«'i:vi> •
where she ha* In ►
t vnitmn: r«•I
a ives f*ir a short ,v*1il •
T I R E AS
LOW A S —
run vt.M j„n _>n. ij'i i.oi
no Is,'"*!*' wild miinte to tw » ilrbiq
uisn i Ibuilt tk«i all «hr nrrrls is
t«i Mnilr pt' tiU 4ii11 to kk*Whigh,
| rhi‘r»‘ « ,i log lU-mnn I for icirl
jdiunt major-* it *
* crate
hut anv»‘o»* nh.i want* to g#* m
-i»i it ha- r«• v*•-i W ha**1 Thsi'i
v*hsi *h* > •!,. at * *chn*»l run
I MH
ijoi 'S ill'*imi Hi'oth here.
Hooth r\ MMMrn* anil claimant
of thi « i M * baton twirling
ern>UMi'F/SJ-/
W K n u raiiiv
M'"» 0«>c»*Hy Anna Thur.t.m
Hon Phillip, ha. irone to Ki.* I ****„ '
of Athens* G*,, formerly of this
The Womens Missionary S«- city, bt-nme the hrhl# of IVvton .immee ■<> make hi. home with
tWty of the F'r#t Haptwl Church W„|r Martin. Jr. .,f Athri,,. tl. . hia parent#.
will conduct the prayer meeting „„ Jl) y
Mdlrn, t.a The
#t H:tNi nclock. t ircle Number marriage v,u, performed hy ihr
fly# will bo in riiaigv. uf the R,v M. C Owen., railor .,f U,.met intr.
First llaptiit Church. in whose
FRIDAY
home the wedding took place.
Th« Philathra (las* Of the! Xhc lif ate wore a dusky r«*r
First Presbyterian Church will 1nil*ire*l rrisembio with navy blue
hold a picnic supper at San- accessories. Her flower* wen*
Undo Springs ut d 00 I*. M.
roses.
—— -----------Mrs. Martin, who j* ihe «fn• gh
t
HifC,Demand Is Found
ffor Krrl Drum Majors
FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS
Missionary Society
Holds Social Meet
Telephone 148
GENE M A R T IN LA N E Y , Society Editor
L a d y O t iic ia ls M a g e
PAGE TR E E S
TH E SANFORD H ERALD . SANFORD. FLORIDA
Complete Satisfaction
> *, \o
ti*i11fI•-a.1 ami t*k|u!r*it »** |»« - -*■>.i
any rhi uni ami G«niamla whith
yuu, wr *lili#r, uf you, mar ha**
aa-ilnxi ih# *it.*l* nf Kfam*«
Klc-I'la itrir a
1141• ijf »ahl *‘uU»lIf, In lha Ununly Juifa* *«f Hhh IKill# t"ii11ktf, .PInrIda, ml hi* uHh*
In |h« pour | ho ii** at R,inf«i*l,
Flnrhla. within *iahl ralrndar
yyinnlh* from th# dal# uf Ih* firht
puhlhallnn of thl# noil##. Fafh
lTsIiti nr f.*inarkd inumt h* tri will
In#, anA must atat# ih* pin##
r#*lil*m * ami pin*t «ffl## sflilr***
«»r thw rlalrnant, and mini
swum In by Ih# rial 1114nl. a(f*M
nr sttnm*f, or Ih# iam# wilt X*puen* fold Mfvfdinp to law-
*ThU II day nf July. I»>
raymorp riFi.na
VUrratnr of Ih# Rstst# of
Frinrsa Fl*hl*, d*»'*a4#il
CELERY L A N D
FOR R E N T A L
Abo
S P E C IA L
BROW N c o .
SELLS OLAOS, FLORIDA
Kay
Francis
ADDED
la
FBATUBE
I Howard Hughia |
hudo InParb
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TUESDAY/ JTJCr ft, ! « $
Out-St. Augustine Crew By Score
(Lookouts Get All Three G-Men, Senators
Tallies In First Stanza And Reds Take]
Locals, Islets |Violators Of City Ordinances
Are Tried In Municipal
PlayTwoGamei |
In Costal City
State Loop Tilts
irfa A n d Schmidt Play Excellent .b e *
—
\
fensive Gam e
For Sanford
N in e;
Gainesville Increases'
L an gston Undergoes Operation
L ea d To Nine'
W ith Gon Victory
! Deflecting their only runr In tn renter. Pitman anil Ada walked
lElassified Advertisements
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use UeeJor A (Jar's Meallir
rssdastm-lh*r*re •‘■eat tee the
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SITUATION WANTED
COLOMBO WOMAN waate laundry
werh. Itlveele* g slk a (IT Meal
bSh II*
SB It VI CM W O R K
read uas, tin
T*a Reel *tk.
— n ek,
a, a Id.
H. H. Mar,lea.
J r a e ie
HOl'liW ORK OM weohlag* Leftle
L a m T il Weal ink.
IIOtlSRCl.MININO AND kerolag.
Malls Uses, Tea Oraaae Are.
Tha United States fereat tarvIce now uses « newly Invented
"danger mater" to warn foraat
rnngera whrti eondltkm* In fer*«t* brcom* ao dangerou* that
fire* are likely to occur.
SIDE!
The league leading Gainesville
G-Men Increased their lead over
the second place Gondolier* in
Leesburg Monday night by de
feating the Gona A tn 3 while
the Orlando nine racked up an
other victory over th* Atalra.
In Palatka by a score of 4 to I
and the seventh place DeLand
Red. pounded out a 5 to 2 de
cision over th* falanden In Day
tona Beach.
Relabeling after suffering de
feat at the hands of th* (Ion.
la.t night, the G-Men Increased
their mop lead to nine game, and
blasted Hardee from th* mound
in the second Inning when they
mo red all alg o f
their tallies
Hardee was replaced by Lane
who blanked th* G-Men for th*
remainder of tbs contest. Halms,
hurling for th* elctory permitted
the Gone only fie# sefatlea.
In the Aisles City Pete Mlhallc’i homer with on* on baa*
gave the. Senators a lead which
raa never relinquished. Hal Conn,
Orlando hurlar, allowed th* I'aIstka nine (even hlta o ff hi. of
fering. but kept them well scat
tered.
Porter, hurting for the Red.
In Daytona Beach, .hut out the
fslanders until tha ninth inning
when they puehed two marker,
across. It was Komar Rice', cir
cuit clout In th* first .tanas with
one on has* that started the De
Land nine on the rood to victory
Nosing out the St. Augustine
Saints last night, the Lookouts
hop* to add two more garnet 'o
their win column at the City Is
land Park In Daytona Reach tod«y.
-The local crew meet the Islets
this afternoon at 3:15 o'elock and
again tonight at 8:15 o'clock.
Two wins oetr th* Costal City
crew
would greatly assist tha
lurokouts In their "get oilt of tha
cellar" drive. I f the local* win
both game* Iht Islander, would
most
likely drop from the third
position they now hold to fourth
place.
No information as to the start
ing hurleri could be obtained.
Court
Characterised by the trial of Henhell Smith, charged
with
only on* white man, the regular drunkenness, sms sentenced to
session o f Municipal Court was pay f ( or spend 15 day* In )ail.
held
Monday afternoon
with
Earlenner Jones, charged with
Judge Frank L. Miller preaiding. disorderly
conduct,
was sen
John Brady, held for lnvestl-j tenced to spend 30 days In jail.
gallon, was dismissed.
. Henry Jupiter,
charged
with
The following negroes’ were destroying personal property, was
tried: the eaa* of Poster Smith, sentenced to pay $5 or spend 10
Donnie
Hatcher,
charged with operating a busi days in Jail.
ness without a license, sms con charged with gambling, wa* dis
tinued. Th* ease of John Jacob j missed. James Wheeler, Viola
Burns, charged with pilfering, Barton and Pannla Choice, all
was continued.
| charged with gambling, were diaTom Porter, charged with dis mlaaed.
orderly conduct, was sentenced
to pay f5 or spend 10 days In
Jail. Victoria Jenkins,
charged
with disorderly conduct, was dis
missed. lola Lattimer, charged
with disorderly conduct, was dis
missed. Daniel Carr, charged with
disorderly conduct, was sentenced
to pay $10 or spend 30 days In
JellLonier Costa, charged with
disorderly
conduct.
waa
dis
missed. All in Price, charged with
drunkenness, was sen lanced to
pay $5 or spend 15 days In jail.
Ike Btackshear, charged with
disorderly
conduct.
waa sen
tenced to pay $10 or spend 10
days In Jail. John Henry Redding,
charged with pilfering, was dis
missed.
PREFER MARRIAGE
MONTEVALLO. Ala., _ (A * ITeila glvtn 275 feminine high
school graduates by Alabtr
College showed career prefer^
ences In the fallowing order:
marriage, teaching ant of fie*
work.
THE STANDINGS
rLo m o a
HI CATCHII and hi hit*—data
(T tT K
KmJ
Palatka
D al-jind
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ftft
ftl
U fR in ir i
Ib iv tu n a U n c h
HI Augu«tln<*
CJrlaiiL«i
M il Beds’ catcher who hit leg ta NaUemal I
t a to ir .
173
All
111
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Hjib I* ? * at U a y t a u i
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at
A M E R IC A *
g a m **.
U iliiM v I lto . .
Gainesville OdO 000 000— 0 10 I
Leesburg O il 000 000— 2 6 I
Holms and Downey:
Hardee
I^n*, Bunch and Onla.
Orlando
000 003 030— 4 *
Palatka
001 000 000— 17 f 1
Conn and Smith) Gaddy, Mil
ler and Haalup.
DeLaod
300 00) 002— 6 A 1
D’ytn* Beh. 000 000 002— 2 V l
w d Jaehaoni Charkut
McWilliams.
M illio n s prefer this "flavor
that is different"
9 It's a skillful cross between
mayonnaise and old-fashioned
boiled drcaaing— with a apodal
piquancy alii la own 1Miraclewhl_
i» totally different from all other
dressing*—smoother, fluffier, more
delicious. Try Miracle Whip—soon!
L IA G C fi
31 .413
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C l i v f U i i l __
. 4 9 3ft ftjfi
H orton ...........
. 41 13
. 19 41 ,r. i
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O ile ig o
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. 31 19
I itlr fill
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I'hH arlB lphla ................ 11 41 .ITT
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* P h ila d e lp h ia .
MIRACLEWHIPCONTAINS
PARMORE—OPTHECOSTLYINGREDIENTSl
groundft.
O n ly
flaw
g a m # * a«h#duta4.
n i » * i T*4a r
Yn rk at fit L n u i •
Philadelphia at Cltvtund.
W n a filftg ia n
nt
III t r y i(
Horton at Chicago.
-
g a r io s t L
to r n
fti j<
riitaburth .. ... .
New Terh ........
II II
Chlraae
.
41 II
Cincinnati
------ 41 I I
tlrnnklyn .....
4* 44
~ineion . . . . .... . ... II li
n « * i i ii»
Pitman lb
Adi p
llikdiiin p
Krhmidt If
Htlih tl*
It. Louie —
to i * i«
tl 1 * »
. ■—rea for Uohler la lib.
b— haunt for Tkutnsn In sih.
*». Auauiilns
— n s sa* I I I —S
flaatord ............. t l* ••• « s e - l
ROOK I ■ J i k i
of
Itrrnrs. Judy. Hiith Rues bairn)
in.
In.
Hkllltnao.
■hiiliaaa.
Judy,
tfuoaaii.
II ik-buh. 1
re beeatlag rttteburgh Wntiaa
Schmidt. AAssists.
itslsnskl a,1.J
aslate, Itslsnskl
Stlth «, Pitman 4, Kirkland I.
I* Nattwul Leslie fl•rf.'
Hudson 1. [Uranus I, Thumsn I.
Judr t. Mobtsy. Otero. Olnass.
BIRTHDAY REMEMBERED
Ada. Tun-tutsa
bit.
gbllllna*btnlea
bases,
Darla
Pinnae.
Double plays, Ratsnsbt to Oters
MONDBAGONE, Italy — U P )te Klrktend: Do ramus to Bl'lh to
Davla; Kirkland to Judr te Otero. An Inscription on th* recently
Left on baaaa. Ml. August laa t, uncovered tomb of Lucius Ger
Hanford 4. Bate oa halls '4ft Tkumen J. Hudson 1. Slruak out. hy many* rsveala that In 43 A. D.
Thumsn I. Hudson I, Umpires he bequeathed 2,000 sealtrcr*
Vaushan sac llarvln. Tim* et
(about $85) to furnish local poor
earns, I jy ,—-■
.1 1
»*
Philadelphia — - .
tl 11
■••alia Tn liiC sr
No game* tckt-luiad
Haase*' Teder
t
Clnelnnstl at Boston.
IMiiahureh at phltndolph'a.
Chicago al Brooklyn.
At. Louis at Haw- Varh.
IMngBB rf
[V ramus >■
Minn Tsarist Imt MISCELLANEOUS
Mb, »*»•#. • M lt-S f
A Fee*. Plash l i s u i r , treche POM T O L U h s s Ilk 's s s k s
K ld tc
Lookouts W ill Strive
T o A d d T w o Games
To Column O f W ins
.
lin t
liming, •hr Hanford In fill the aatk*. Hurl.on grounded
»U defeated the St. Augm •o Itetrn.kl who threw to Judy al
l.flnlnta 3 to 2 her, Monday ■rrond to force Ads. Judy's throw
gained rrvfn/.' for ihr In Olero on flr.t wa. wild, how
•11 •• 1 trimming they ptrffrrrd al ever, allowing all three runnerr
hand* o f the Ancient City to .core.
Sunday aflernu, ii.
The Saints tallied In the ascend
irna hlta which hr when Ratan was safe on an er
W«U acattrrrd, lanky Si<l ror by Stlth and .cored later when
lad hi. matra |0 victory Skilling* polled out ■ hit to the
j in th* ahortnt game to hr playul tight field wall. Ha was thrown
local dlamaiul this >ra>'n. out when attempting to take thi’ d
line lasted only one hour on ihr tingle. In th* aeeenth th*
minute..
Saint, .cored their only other
Splendid aupport
glvrn tally when Skilling, walked and
; SudH>n Jroth In the infield ami ' took aernnd as Mobley grounded
■'ilk# outfield, only ono error la- to Huil.on. He scored minutes
h | cemmlttad jy th. local. dur- later wh.n Judy got a clean hU
' ins the entire content, liavii on to left field.
turned in a good pci ■ i The Lookouts lost the vervicra
e, handling a total of 13 of one of their hardest hlttar.
•Uta without a .ingle rtiit- amt best outfielders, kfayo LangsSehmldt in left field Jin •on. lang.lon suffered an acute
J^tt words of praise from the nltaek of appendlcijli
Monday
• P m far (he way he conducted and was rushed to the FenuldIn the outer garden.. I-aughton
Memorial
Hospital
J t w o man on ba.e In the where he underwent an oparation.
IU)t Inning, Schmidt fhddrd >He wg. reported doing nicely
long, high flie. to end the today tut the operation wll' prob
and pravrnt the runner< ably force him to stay out of th*
creating the platter,
game for th. rest of the ncaacri.
mott ipectacular [a-rformmb r li •
IT . A n i l ' S T I N K
lurned In hy Utero. JI4.IV IL
t 9 1 3
1 3
r* 0
VStlM first .acker. |li. agility Klrklun.t Hi
1 1
a
Itest^nakl is
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the 'way he handled the l-all
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n iv r n lb
ht many favorable <l,m- iir im ir
4 a
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from the local fan., lie, liAlNn r f
Hit llllnii* rf
2 1 i 1
00, hand!rd 13 putout. wl'houl Mnbtcv C
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a ft it 0
O N rll a
1. rtngl* mlactic.
T hu man p
1 ft i ft
Lookouts opened up in thu fliitiialrB tt
0 ft
1 •
Inning to grab three run.
3«
1 1 31
T iita li
were held .enrele.. durinc
Ute remilnder of thu conte.t.
H A sronn
«b r . h n
filed out but Jtavla iliigli-d ftlnlf# rf
3 1
4 a
3 - 2<
POOGIRS’ DAY hihM*.
Tha Beaton airport was estab
lished in 1833.
ban world M W when eiab hit
wtnnkag wreak, with CoaU* La*
>nntta detag Ml fee eauaepeople with free wku
March - 7 ao that they
celtbrate bis birthday.
M A L A R IA
might
COLDS
SAN LANDO
Boston has auffarad aeearely
from fires. Deatructlv* fires oc
curred then In 1670, 1578, 1711,
17(0, 1873, 1889, 1891.
SNUBBED
JO E P A L O O K A
F IS H E R
MN X HAVE PBRMKHUN
T*LBAVE»SlR, AH'ttO
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M A P P lf t f t T
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VOLUME XXIX
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AN
Member Associated Prejw
With about' 25 bona fide
growers signifying their in
terest in a growers organiza
tion, the Seminole County
Citrus Growers Association
waa formed and officers
elected Tuesday night in
Oviedo. The meeting wan held
at the Future Farmers or
America Building.
^
Action * u taken afjer an addrew by
( , Burton, acting
secretary of the state organisation
o f groarer*, In which he reviewed
(be piobleme facing the grower
■nd urged orginlxatlon In order
to belter combat the problem*
Fred Forward of Forest City
wa» named prominent chairmen
of the board of director! and
president of the group.
Hr. Burton spoke In the ab
sence of Senator A. W. Young
who waa orlgimly scheduled to for thlw aewson hut the erop i*
expected to n in *k>ut |R,000,IKH)
deliver an addrew but waa unable poUnd*.
to attand. »
Pointing out that the Interests
o f the shipper end grower have
r
I
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
f
e
r
t
t
U
As rearuer* drew up a net .n
hopes of thw arting his threats
made since
noontime
to Jump
from his perch he Ic ip c d out in
tn Fifth avenue.
The hurtling body struck *
mwr.ltirw on d . way In the »lre e l,
fringed by horrified thousand
Other hundreds, rem aining tn
l heir neighboring rdf ires
a fte r i
work to await 'he outcome of the
long siege, screamed over the e e
rie climax.
The body plummeted straight
downward for n split second, then
began
to
spin
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27, I9.1H
Eslnollshed In 190S
LANDS IN LISBON ENROUTE HOME
NUMBER 288
Five Bombs Drop On
VesselWithout I aiss
Of Life In One O f
Series Of Attacks
Loyalists C apture'
Felon Prefers Death
Ks»t her Than Return Rebel Stronghold
To State UoacU’amp Jan Navy Presses U p
Yangtze For At
duty -7 1-1111 \I>M I 111V
tack On Hankow
\n . ..«!■ ,1 Honda convict
j
Th* upper Ihilf i*f ih*' Brili»li ' b l i l w k . Mi-ti ni t . lull'll I III 1.1'hlill. I’erlu g n l t.idav nil it* IIt.>■*k " ft I saw* » i ik in i n (>k|»-i-imvulnl flight a r m — I h r At
luiu flight te Kevm-*. l - .l s h d wh*"
Urn it'
Here Ih. |diiiii- i» -.hewn in k,,) in th*- in..I hi-1 p U n r. Mum. .1- I h r i*rafr t***»h r f f fur New
i-l*. unit new s |>m tii* ei*.
Vink wiili a rmgn of ii*'w*p»per«.
D eath T akes
Dr. C. H.Herty
In Savan n ah
N ational Relief
A c tiv itie s Cost
$4,000 A Minute
r r a n ly .
......
,
Noted Chemist Was
Pioneer In Paper
Industry I d South
1 1 In a t\ «'U« of .» polo e
-la* ' n till
11 (if til -*»av ing
h« a mil.i Li! Ikidn-i If f itIi*mi than
■'M" I*." k 1•* ♦It--' • K\*4rglImlrV*
1..
**ii|*11It* * i f« -. ui«»m .• for
vll.l \I1.ig -i Hum 1**tin * nun
II. it i" 1* -'M-it*l /It 1i(1*k\
1*1. \ "ii-l\ li.iij . -l)te*.| fiol
Ill • tf |l.ni.’. i ,1lo dill L aw
M ID •till.’ T- nni , .1lU.r IlM ongi
n.il .
I " ‘«ii ,i 1 ......It
i itni)» ("Ilf llliiHih< nIf i*
roll
H* tAJ|- ,|||i' '>i .I llt'M' -Oi'
i bin if* 11d1 WHIH lit ll.lu borll
giv 7*ii i h< ,i i iii)!• toit.lV
Rangers Mystified
As Old Faithful
(ievsrrGoesBeserk
M A D R ID .lulv ‘J7
(A l*V
Tlii'
Ilriti,|i
I'iirg.r nhl|i
Ih 'llu vn was sunk
ill
thn
im r1 nf tiandiii t>v ii -<«*i%plnnev
w ill'll llll.llk rd lit llliwll.
It
win, 'll. u.-ntnil .iMuck un tho
■‘iiip m
ilin v
dnvK.
Two
In tin 11-* ilni|q>i'il Mnmlny hub
llir v did mil ■•\|i |iii |i'.
K ill' hniiih-, lut 'In.ship
l.'dm
ii'ktiiL' h-i Thrrn were
ii-, I-,-. <>f I,,,
Th,- allai'k was
"Hr oi
. r i. .♦I‘* i i thr sp-tnith
7s!MtM I !' Pi iiiMriit -Il ,|n'rhrs
« .W.'f f, .1 - 1o i turn nt milit
tltell foil
lh* ir w-i v [nin th*
b*rrr *
11iii'li" -1, kry HIy of
‘ Oilth. rii •' 11ji 11ji m ;tn> | hith erto
In*yfk’ t n I *
ti*r$ for U»*
•1i*th it r JSmmM Hitvaori* gmtip*
fnrvrii I ir ir .iav in l,» t h r f ity •
ill tepll f Ih t Wnl, win U* th* ms in
IteltMe ♦ni*t -1 mi 'Ire oiitikirt**
111 » P ' 1 tl-l'V -ii a ioahIi*i | that
•ml> ii f. ta c* v•' t itini'vi 1 trnrtpn
h i I manuf* ■1 t* i i a-*-! 1hi* Ebm
Itivi’r .tn 1 Ih.il Hiovc w«*Tfn an*
eminent dispalchea
nli*lh$t<*
• iniIt advance in
I I I , nt •*{ *
t hi i*r din *
Whot.-vi*
gum i tin* govern*
nn nr oiud«
m i hi* front, howCV *1 , o-rmed more thou offset
F.v Hi ■ H mile 111*111 genl jidvancn
in K ti emmilliii 111ov iiii*i* nmithta cat of Moilrid Insurgent* aaltf
they Intel i'll ptltlei) 11 ,1101) prla*
N \ I H»NA L
. 11 II
W t" , ti.lv
| w »*h flares of motion pictuie cam
* nl In 1 , - •\ th**
mu -1 1*. I Im• tngo' i *, fni t |u*t i ' Ho nt In l w.iv
A irrrai m issed ni>*n •
X(kill IfM»Hf wIi V \ cllota '1Mill"".*
from the m illing (hmi*andv.
4F * limilii i*n li.iv v%n’
.Mingled with 'he m*»an a* it
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died aw ay w ** the cra*h of k Iu **
,1id ('ll, i k**r H llr tai»n u1*i Hi rUiirti'* II. Ilt-rty, 71,
WASHINGTON. July 27.--< /V) ♦
111§r on I in mi 1ike* 'i Ii .lull
m% the body hit tha edge of the
^ J.thg hot i
iiOT'i
irf |i, M m th* Vh .lex il- cl last rhorntwl whti piiitit-rruil in tin* df*
marquee *nd bounced o ff, M ine __To a destitute fiimtly. a rrl
ȣ iti
vmt.rprne-nt uf pMper pMl|» Imm Hn*rf u«lrl».
diltii
»»%
ihcck mny
manna from hr
then straight downward in n bat
tniithrin |*m»*
illnl hfri*
llllol
I
I
til
it*
immilf
li
■allow nothing but bona fide
h
ii
—or
it
may
rvprewnt
a
I
trie d m*A». fare ibm n.
11■»F#1 it1 M illritgrvitii- m I Mm , « i ' l l 1
* ip i itrofitIIIV mr -tuur nf
Tie
ill Inil ft*
gtrowere are considered as eligi
WlllluUl Illil'r
ble for momborthlp. By limiting
To a polliician, thr
r< Ii* 1 the | |.tii * 1 lot, Will lit* hclil tn hi* vktit griiduMtt*(l from Hit' I ’ m *.f ev e rb 1 7 MlHlilt*'
mi
•bf G«*i>rgin *ml
John
P.M.I .
the membership to this group, hr
lt.imlr.Mt
im l ♦ lie h "
' check mny hr a perptealng I" .i. Hh Vat l* $ II..1. 1 tonight lit 7
TALLAHASSEE, July 27. —
Hopklti"
llr t-uight jit thr I'm Mnr tim ll y • II H'T .Hill ••lo) f ll l«T
■aid, there will bo no conflict in
Inn In government -or it m"1V oVInck
vur^itv i*f Gt^orgifi until
! h;»j II. ......In*-* o f
purpooes as has characterised UP)— I-awy.rs planned to ask the
ta at* i ,
■*»!<hh Tilt
pruviile viiion-t of votes.
» ht*11 hr thrill tn Work for 1-nile's| h a t e lilt lie 1 till k* a|H1 Itlhtf ta Im 1
formed organisations tn which "uprem# court today In an ex
init Im • b»*»*n gin lltcil
A
Those things arc debatable
both shipper end grower haw traordinary petition to r*nnm
| hm»|T h ir
In 11c h i *
t n 1**1 ,
Hut there is no question i<■it S. Iti'D mi n i- i i*|»nir iiinl r«* Miilrw Itnrrau i*f Fnrentiy
th. case* b which It dec'ared ‘
He li*11") tnuglu nt thi* I fitv1*1 li.it e ta il dll ■«l il,tally
been admitted to membership.
tt a lk t tilier'i
flu*
l » the treasuries of the I'm ' * 1 rorif ,i l.lll ■IHIL' f in rite hIm A V1*
nf North rjinilkmi itml iililr.l w Fill'll t a i l * 1 n | | t 1ill ml o that
With growers operating under marble boards and pin games ara i
In
inn, lapum so rt;rval unlLi
hr* nii*
DERLIN,
July 27.— UP)—The1
Statesandits
subdivisions,
t . * urn1 Ml * c! ul un t A •
a JiMiinnl of imluittfliil iiinl rli th llflw l A (1$IRCIlf if d .1 tClmil - 1* n l |ir r***st
the prevloua system of individual unlawful In Florida.
rapidly up the Yangtin
United Stales" official refugee
relief check is a pain In
t fir* nii»tc*l i . I of t ::,o.
The court denied a rehearing
giiti*i*itrig (hrmistry
marketing, he asserted, growers
liivet townii) ILinkuw after nc*
tin* |ilj-tf'ill wntrit,
sciver arrived In Berlin yesterday neck.
petition
yesterday,
hu’
.
a-torneys
llr
finivint
nrwn|iriril
eoiiM
In*
had no authoratlve voice in the
Rm iihinv it t JumiI in g ♦ill f r r l iiipatiuii uf Kink mug, 1rifi nil lea
and started work on an assign | For the relief cheek i« nr rl i"
A IlM♦■ting "f A ii t li*it will Ire prmlutt'il frum smitlirifi fi»»r*»tN
eetual marketing of their fruit. ••id they expected -o file an mrnt which German official sour- lhan the politic budgets ran eh**w
into thr mi ; 1‘uiutii'M I* tO>*lfig duiMi i iv i*i f $e$ii $ ihe provisional
ght.
Re
Ihi*
IUII
tun
Elks
hehl
in
iimeh thrnprr than irnportrit pit out a vkiitrr pool of Illlo*t pill i* cupifnl
They were at the merty of the other move today. Th. remit *1:1 era believed would involve fii*»i It is red ink on Ihe public lio>•kd
111H will Im* xnrvri nnd ull
p*r.
shipper. But, he added, under the be to delay, at leaet temporarily, of all an atlempt to win freedom — red Ink that's going to -tu> till fr^ihtm
I h*pnt chi**‘ from ILinkow said
mini
It Idm *Imi li*** I •tvr r till
nf
fleet
*
1
1
1
11
mein
hi*
h nf Ihe ail
ayetem of organisation now going the court's final mandate au for Jews In concentration camps, the hooks for a long lime to
highway* mot frnuiM mot
ho* th« ( hine*e foreign ministry had
vUory
1
*
1
1
II
i*
art*
*
•special!)
mittl
Into offoct In n number o f coun- thorising sheriffs and other o ffi
i live not them t%it )• if *aiy fiovhijrr. I’l" c l offit •'* ' there and had
The observer, Georgs Ilrandt, a come.
rVqUH’iti 1 o he |>r*tcnl.
ties, the grower will be protected cers to seise the machine.
no*vi*d Mil) mile* further inland
1.1i*il|ft* li. V - , H I'M
consul in the American foreign
In seven years, relief of tinby his own organ lint ion. Each
The rehearing will be sought service, spent a largo part of th unemployed hus cost at least Ihil
*»ry hour. Il**n•Inf.... 0* spoil! t" (Tmngkiiig
The
annual
chicken
barbecue
Individual grower will have the on the ground the 1S37 anti-slot
»njf'i cmililn'l he |ir»' (lit In I ut
Insurgent for«*ei unleashed a
day conferring with Ambassador teen and one half billion dollars
of the Kiwams flu b will lie held
power of the entire citrus indus mschre* law did not repeal a Hugh Wilson, lie said hr had no
Mr*
E'ltt Molnar, for inrrlv ull. ltd n*1|f111«■rr. Th.* Vulm* me, -nvage
aerial
counterattack
First cities, counties, and slate,
try backing him.
1035 law which licensed marble statement to make, as his mis started spending. Then in I'.nJ at Mutilation Springs Thuraday Kiln Itmr Txkarh «>f thi> **i*y. tails us iti*)ii*iiilahie IH. il lO VI'tif •gnmst the ground fnm*a in an
afte moon
The weekly luncheon *1*»■*I nt h»*r honu* in
The purpose of the now organi | boards and pin games. The law
I hifiin*l|ori Mill work Fiorju*. Nn w it shout* « ffoei t„ hint k tin* off. nsivo hut
sion waa private.
Undo Sum jumped
In.
Since,
of the club for today was dis T
sation la not merely to form a yers said this point, and some
lit*miLi y fol|o
fuihd In hii'uk the movement,
Tu$**iliiy
following an iDf.*** *xf any
nny time.
German officialdom, however, then the federal government has
markstiog pact and declared that others of a
technical natcre, believed Brandt would try first far outdistanced the states and pensed with.
Hu campaign sHtleil down to
v*vrruj months.
\
Thr funnul nhl Whuligig h.i*
then were many other matters were overlooked by the court In
Mi*. Molmii
wa*
horn
fH jgivi*n hii tli hi n now lulfh f conflict hcf vsrer» government
to win liberation from the con citiea— forking over ten
to consider such as limiting site it* original decision.
Mumliun i»f tiii’ Sanford Lndgu Longwooil Nov l t |hhI ,iml wmVWhirhgig
which nnipt* to n mfoutfy und the iiisiirgent pin11ex
centration camps of those thou while Ihe states have chipped mi
o f boxes, selling of froson or
No,
F- und A. M wen* axkfd e«lu«Mlril in Sanford school* Mini height uf from in to I • fee t b»th goveriuent Irmipa holding
sands of Jews arrested since the three anil a half billions.
groon fruit, and the selling of
(hi* upper hand so fur.
new violent sntiaemitlc wave
Thirteen and a half billions is l^fduy *•» rniH't in th** Mn*onir iit Hull in* UnHuge m Winter every yu 1eeond*.
oranges by weight idther than by Jim F arley Gets
Ihe troops crunched in trenches
Tenuiil*" tonight ut 7:*’I0 oVlorlt Park. Sho w,*„ niiriii*il tn Kirn**t
started early In June.
a lot of money,
■tee. Expanding on the latter, he
*n*l undertrec* at insurgent raid1*
before h-aving tn officiate
»t Molnar, chrmi*t, of New Ymk
v Shave On Sunday Officials seemed disposed to
Tn
Ihe
kind
of
money
anybody
■aid Florida would benefit Iw.**»! 1-11me overhead iavkI then re^
lien in U.HI5.
grant this freedom provided the c>„
e0Unt, relief
i* rusting th«* funutal ■t*rvicc't of
, (Ownaam aw n ^ n m i
mined the push.
And jxiriin J. Turner.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July V - prisoner! Orel obtain foreign im- netr|y $|,nfln a minute*.
.She wa* n prmil«i*nt
rivir
\ll townn in the path o f tho
W’l—Affable
end accomodating migration visas. f*,rman,* - _ " the rale of spending i* going ut>
leader und i l ihwnroan. Him wa*
N Y reluil store* rxpret a bil el rtrd ihU year for th«* thml
(also a Republican), William Ho- Iteved U was Brandt's problem t"
Ahuut |fill pi'i -on* are expert offensive on Hie west hank of tha
That $1,000 a minute Includes
show might have gone to Jail be arrsoge these visas, but they wim# form* of *o-ra1U'il i»«?rmi** lion dollar inerra*** in liu*int** term •* president of the Hun er| to lit Iend ih** iirintiiil Hiiekeii river, including Aaco', Mora da
eauaa ho shaved Jim Farloy, the <pointed out that mdny foreign
during th** World** Fair in 1939. neJJon Woman'* Unh anti wu* h Inir lireu e of Ho* K iw u fii* C liih Ebro and lieniaMnet went octtU*
ICMtlBVf* mm P*fl8 T*FM|
pied,
Democratic chioftaln, on a Sunday! countries war* unwilling to make
former h**rtw»nxl vire ffi**idmt Thursday afternoon ut Sanhindo
I ii the triangulur are rovertd
room for German Jaws if they
morning.
of the American legion Auxil ♦Springi, A rth u r lliumin has ratihy government lines, staff officers
William Jsffon, president of arrive at lhair frontier penniless.
iary and waa alao an activa mated.
The y» *■t off dr *eil| hi* 1*011 xuid hid ween 5,fitMl arid H,000 pri«
; A traffic light h** been In th. Unlwi Pacific railroad, la
me inh r of tha Parent Tearhri*
* rionara, all Hpunish, were taken*
tently
wired
ahead
to
Choyvnna
du
cted J " h H
v*Ph the Me I -ufid
sulted at Um
Intersection of
Axaociation. 8h«« was a devout
Public Invited To
|About 2,tHMI more insurgent* wanand
aakod
Hoahaw,
a
friend,
to
Franck Aveatae and Seminole
and Wiiu 1-1 1 'in k t liiit-v.
t'athnlic.
bred in the hill*, abut o ff from
Townsend M eetings
Id n d d ltio fi In
m e io lie rv
of
Boulevard, Polka CMsc Roy 0, meet a wostbound train and give
Hhe
i*
survived
hy
her
husPALATKA. J u ly 27—Palatka Mevnr John W. Campbell.
ihe main force.
tho cluhn, there w ill
he
n in n y
Williams announced Wednesday. Farloy a shave so that Farloy
hand.
two
datichtern
m
l
on**
a
<
ii
Pn-p'Si.-nia r/aimrd -that it
tn making announcement of voters turned thumbs down on a
wivex
k> conJuneion with-tea light could attend church beta. All the
municipal plant hero yeUerdsy, muniripul plant would result In of Ihinnellon and hrr mother* gueata p resen t irirlu d iu g
barber
(hope
were
closed
and
a
the
regular
Thursday
meeting
o!
and friends of KiwmihtH,
, la a aeon sign directing track
Mr*.
II.
R.
Takach;
a
aHIrr
nullifying
n
$240,000
PWA
grant
a 25 percent reduction In rale*
city ordinance provided a fine "of the Sanford Townsend Club, ArServing w ill lo gin iilm ut il fill
drivers down French Avenue In
with no dchl hurdrn on taxpay Arnnki; three brothers, Julius,
from |5 to ISO for any Berber
A. Kirehhoff, secretary already authorised in
o'clo ck, Jo h n M. Leon n rtly n gen
order to prevent their going
er*. Opponents slated electric Frank and Carl Ttkarh of thi*
who opened up and went to .work
erul rhairmun in charge of ar
through the downtown section,
The final tabulation found . Users would suffer from increased rlly.
on Sunday.
hil* and that,
WASHINGTON, July 27-BPi
■re open to the publie
mat
Chief Williams said.
Interment will hr made Thur* ran g em rn ta.
Nevertheless Hoahaw obliged. “ everyone Interested In the N i majority of qualified voters *p- rates nece'siry to pay off govern
A foirrast of wage cuts in th*
. A t tha fact of French Avenue Nest day a rival barber attempted
posing the rstificsAum •,( an ment loans by which the naw day in tha Evergreen (Vmetery
s ' e e l industry was made ytster*
tinnal Recovery Act te always
lo t ween tha boalevai* and tha to file a complaint against Ha
amendment or ordinance which plant would hr finanerd.
in Ocala.
day by F.rnaat S. Bullard, spoktawelcome.’*
declared
U expedient _ t „ o,„
hkefren* a
barrtek • « !
ha th a* aad accused him o f violat
■nun for tho Inland .‘jirel company
They sail) I'alatka's rates Wem
Mr. Kirehhoff declared that a
■truck and maintain—* plan* for already lower than many munidrteted aa a safety moaoure. El- ing the Saisday closing order. Po
of Chicago.
complete report of the Central
Rotariana
Meet
A
t
the manufacture and distrilmtinn
tan :Houghton, City Architect, lka discouraged tha rival.
Ilallard wa* a witness at a
Florida meetlag, Which waa held
LISBON, Portugal, July 27.-- gov -foment hearing railed by th*
tarn drawn plana far tha harrier
Roahaw M id , “ It wamt’t a mat In connection with tho picnic at of elacllirity—for such of ii» in(A l— Tho Hrili.h Plrh-n-burk s-o- public contract a board to deter
whisk wfll ha U /Mt lane and ter of buebiea*. merely a friend Orlando, will bo (**•"- He said hsbilanu as may require and puy (teereaxv in cumpany rales since I
------alout four foot high. Two-by- who had a frtend who needed n that Mrs. Martha Moffitt, treas for samt” .
1033.
’
. Members of Ihs boaril nf ill- plana Mercury. Immi-wurd bound mine tho minimum wages which
on its first trannAtlantic survey •icel employers must pay white
A total of $33 voters .sprrvvr I
fkor , timbora will be wood In shave, area if he la n DecaoataL" urer, who has returned from Cal
Proponenta hiil been enured of a rKt" "
tommlttee chairmen
flight, arrived here from ilorta, executing government contract*.
themselves against the oriiinsnru
.
,
,
,
'
«
f
the
Rotary
Club
met
at
tho
ifornia whan sho waa a dele
tovarnment *lft of « penent o flhonj# of PrM,d#nt Ceor(w BoJ„ n, A (ores.
CUkf Will teats putted
out R ite* F o r a J. Tu rn er gate to the aaUeaal convention, white 7(8 signified approval."
.Spokesmen for th# ‘"littlo fel
Tho vote, tho greotoet ew r taxi coat of • new plant, Flfty-fiva [ , , t ni*ht. Following a ehort buslTha hop took ju*t seven hours. lows'’ In thw ateel Industry, achftbut dte tetermtkrs kaa bug
te expected te b« present and
wnt of th. cost waa said
W ill B cH eldT h u rw U y that tha will give a talk about in a municipal election here came
ness session in which moving pic A fter lass than two hour stop Ing in part Ballard’* vtew of
M a culmination of three wreka
available from PWA loan ta tures of tha raaent Rotary Inter plan* took o ff fur iteuthumptun steel condiltona, pleaded for th*
her trip at some meetlag la tha
of Intensive campaigning with tt%o
ha enured from revenue cartlflnational convention in Ban Frsn- ■nX Foynaa, Ireland.
rstaHlshment of wage diffareteMm.
city commission heading Ihe muni eates, payable over a long period ,ciaco were shown by H. H. Cole
tlala to compensate for th* *•*• ,■
cipal flaat proposal and the Flor a ! years. Voters turned down Ih. man, light refreshments wer*
SHIP FLOATED
immlc advantage* of mass pr**,
ida Power aad Light Company ->p- proposal becaut. they b«ltev.d served.
ducthm and raw matertete
peelag It.
satvlce lo bo secured from a
Among there present betide*
WASHINGTON. - M l - Coast reared by th* big producer*.
Tha issue In the election waa municipal plant would b« inferior Mr. Rollins and Mr- Coleman guard headquarters reported yes
draw* between supporters to ‘ ha sarvic# they now have, wars: H. J. Lehman, Randall terday that two of Its cutters had
Power and Light Com- rates war* fair, and that comp.- Chase, 8- 0- Bhlnholrer. Holland floated the Brazilian reining ihlp
wlth tha private utility al L Dean, Junes L. Ingtey, Paul Almirante Saldanha, which want
Partly cloudy tanl)
ia tha field would ha (He StitM, Martin Bram, E. J. Pater Sgramd. o ff San Juan harbor,
ad tea son, E. B- Btava, Dr. R. V . Kup- Puerto Rico. Tha ship U
Thursday with oertti
Thursday.
taw
i towed MW the harbor,
radti,. and. C. T , Packer,
a
The
sc ene
belo w
wan
alight 2(1
I I I I I K ill
wrrklv to* el mg of th*
o » lid t tub wdl b held m
I tini daV
V\ l:ik i lliiddmg
• .il N on i><lot k
I ) O I 1 II f 8
Have Been Spent
In U. S. Sinee ’III
\ F I I MW S I I ' M
I* \ I*K
State Court To Be
M H b lB n w s^ sr^ sir Asfeed ToRe-Operi!
Marble Game Case
U. S. Observer In
Refugee Problem
; |Begins Operations
Former Resident Of
Sanford Passes Away
•
A
B ritish Ship In
Spanish W aters Is
Sunk By Seaplane
E scaped Florida
Convict Cuts Way
Out 0 ( Jail Cell
N E W Y O R K . M y : T (>!*> No i
‘•nr claimed the b »#\ •>f 2f!-y*ir*1fl It ill II H i) if k*. VjD (rnr»i*«! 17 ,
atorirx to hi* death list riitfht
after ■ unditif tip un IK inch Irdge
of a hidvl for Dually 11 hom-i.
Th< u*and« uf cummin New York
or* watched the young uttem
ployed bunk Mirr «.* hi* stood on
the lofty leitge * p|hi ■t ruly *.le
bating whether t„ jump or heed
plea* of police, his own mother,
his ulster and idhefa wh i tried to
fierauade him in climb bark into
the hotel room
Police *4 id the youth had 'id
rents in hi* |p*rkrt w hen they
picked up hi* IsHlercd hody Wfter
its 2IN| foot plunge.
Asked By Growers
I- A K E C I T Y , J u ly 2 7 - iA*i
T irc u it Judge lis t W Adonis in
day granted ■ tem porary injunc
lion restra in in g the A g ricu ltu ral
Adjustm ent A d m inistration from
collecting a tax on all tobacco
m arketed in e x ce ls of <|uota».
Th e
injunction w as requested
by a s v e n l hundied north Florida
grow ers heaiied l y
D r. R. It
ils r k n e a s of la k e C ity .
Judge Adam s has not set a d»*e
for hearing arg u m rn la on mak
ing the order final. Th e lax a i l
be paitl into the reg iatry of thr
court here to be held until a final
dcelaion on Ihe disputed levy.
Th a tobacco auction season in
north F lo rid a and south R r o r g ii
optrnst tomorrow morning and hundr*i|n of sro w rra
tod*y
were
briniring their
weeds
in w are
house* here, at l i v e O ik and at
aeveral G eorgia title *.
A A A quota* aVe lmpo*ed on
earh grow er and 50 percent tax
levied on a ll tobaceo aold in exrcaw of t h . quota. T h r tid al quills
for F lo rid a 1* 11,000,000 pound*
f
tile As Unemployed
Bank Teller Leaps
200 Feet To Death
A A A Restrained
From Collecting
Tax On Tobacco
Burton Outlines
Judge Adams
/ Goals 0^ Group Florida
G r a n t s Injunction
k-Says Purpose Is To
^
Assist In R idding
I n d u s t r y O f Ills
e
I N D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E ll
Citrus Producers Body Of Ward;
Form Association Is Unclaimed
After Plunge
At Oviedo Parley Rescue Attempts Fu
G row ers O f Seminole
N am e FredForw ard
A s P r e s i d e n t At
Organization Meet
t
Fcmlnola Connly Producea
Mnr* Fruit And Vegaiahlaa Than A n ji ,
sim ilar A re a In A m frira
Kiwanis’ Party To Be
AtSanlando Thursday
Police Chief Has
Light Installed
As Safety Measure
Palatka Voters Turn Thumbs Down
On $250,000 Lighting Plant Project
Wage Cuts In Steel *
Industry Forecast
B ritis h T ra n s A tla n tic
I'la n c L u n d s In UslMin
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THE SANFORD HERALD, fflUTFOlP, TUM PS* >
MONDAY, JtJLT IS, 193*
fo Win Over Lookouts By Score Of IL- 7.
' Aft.** A T * ’ # '
Locals
Gaftie Saturday Night
HITTING HEADLINERS* |R e d s, Senators,|Lookouts To Seek] Seminole county
iGons Win Sunday'Revenge For Loss]_ _ c o ^ Rcconig
L eagu e B a ttles 01Contest Sunday] w.nJi
Sallafaellw w e f L ease
'ord Nine-Holds Three Inning Lead
. But Bow *To' 14-Hit Barrage Of
Bt:if Saints In Game On Sunday
w* vi*
■'*
—
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hi’ the first and one *nd allowed the leagua-leaders 1.1
Inning ( t r a the hlta,
Schneider » a i credltad with thu
f t Augustine ’ Balnta* 'Jn-flt, loaa of the gam* Saturday night
*04* Suaday but Jh# Ancient a* watt aa the conteat In 8t. Au
•ttwm retaliated with a bar- gustine Sunday.
• f .1/ hlta o ff Pindar and • Tn Sunday'* ronleat, Hoorn lead
lM*r to win by * , K ort of the local hitter* with thred bingle* in four trip* to the plate,
,r
__ _ ______ however, Otero duplicated Ilia lo
an Saturday ' night, the leal center fielder'* perfoimance
lepa rovegged their Joan I and Mobley, Saim catcher, polled
fit prevlpu*
Bight
prevlpua by blank- out three hi'* In five trip* Ui the
plate. Ketenaki and llaim batted
okeuta • l U 0.
hnelder a'arted on the in four a m each for the Balnt*.
U M l l t l C JA M M
, far the Look nut* in the
«b r
b •
ri P o m i j
t.Ctty Sunday and hald the aA al4.il
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4 0 3 Z
•corelaaa for. threy Ipnlng.- L a n B M m ii r f
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pnlUed the Balnta to acorv- J *:i v t * |l»
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| alkniaa but a two-barn clout He h midi t If
4
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u i t*
1 A A s
idea loaded apelled (tla dooni. HThn% rtT 'r y
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l|i]< l*o rt «
1 0 0 0
for lb* remainder of th* P I n d ' r i l
u
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T«i| r I '
14
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the flalnU four tuna amt
• m a d to 3 jead over the A T . A 1 fe 1 A T I A 14
b •
Mb '
'Ota aarChib, the Saint* conI'the attack which waa ftav ly a two-baggar ,by" Taddy
•• »he Apclapt City
J 'f w r qiora tuna. Pin-Ughtanad to permit thu
••core only one run In
u ■-
.
i.tp’Heal alerted on the
; far Ihe ' BihtU and war
ejy ky U » ' Wealafor the
■lnnlnga <whop they eolwhich were good
r. only nini. O'Neall tatI,- however, and hald the
. leoftlaa* for (ha raItf lie game while limitMat locale lo three more bin-
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DcLand Ends Losing Local Nine And AnWhile Homer Gives cient City Crew
Orlando Victory Clash At 8:15 P. M.
I m
the ujehootal
T H I H O M I a R U N P A R A D V hat Hank Greenberg,
Detroit Tig era* Uflcldcr, among lie front-rank martbera.
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aareanad paraban, g a ra g e , baa*t lf n ll r a lan la d - W a tte * I
e r A a e n a r.
W ANTED
WAjITMDi HOUR Ine bl«b Iran,
! • r e a r aid b a r wbn la wllllno
la w eek. Phene Tea la Car and
•a a l eight.
LOST A FOUND
A
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Gainesville
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THE STANDINGS
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Atigualln* ...
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I'dlKki ______ _
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hera's hew U tag Amer*
lean Leegie batting. Thla la Karl AvtrUl af Cleveland Indiana.
M oor*, ef
Lan g eto n rf
D a v is lb
f lU n a n lb
Ada e
H rhm ldt if
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laming
plrww.
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(D o w n e y ) Hoik.
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r—b«tt#d fur Dtnmui In Oib. j ihowed a salm jriln of 2t.ft p«r
doin'.viiu
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T o U la
$ 7
in,he uvs-, thr ' t th,iion^
l*«T cent had education beyond
J'lar, 8-l
high school, and only 2.2 per cent
(laUaaher, (wvla P'lmaa. Twobeee.hlt*. ll.iglnu. Wehlun,
Moore, ttlul.n haaes lira), garrltlcea. f.l>ln*,tiiii. tlrejr. UouliU
plays. I H a .r . to Iti.glnu to MrMullea; Ml It h lo
Deraraua
to
Datlai Pitman to Mtlih to Uavta.
Lafl on base*. Ualaaavill*
ID,
were college graduates.
The first practical
w n Invented In 1873,
typewriter
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For Uffy Surfaeo •
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ttfinrr. M uhlar X, H a lm 4 I t . l . n • k l 4, aaterif T w o -b a a * hit A P it
man, Moore I. H e lm X, J4obl*y,
Ha tan, Ite lan ak l. Ntolan baae*. Hatenakl. t ria d , I . N lllh . . HAvilflea,
IVaranma
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oAHOKavtl l k
In 19.10, textile
mills with
432,007 women employed a* op
eratives and laborer*, ranked first
among the woman-employing in
dustries In this country.
After loaing four
atralght
Sanfurd'a lookout* will aerk
C h a l le i M o rtg a g e *
j game* the DeLand Reds returner! rrrange for the II lo J defeat
Doyle, Martin et u* to Hanford
to Ihe win column Sunday by de- handed them ycaterday at the
I'rod. Credit Aatn.
frating the Daytona Brach la- hand* of the St. Auguatlne Siinl*.
Doylr, E. It. to Sanford Prod. S ^ e r t ^ T r ,
Inmtera 7 to 6 at Conrad Park. The rrgular Florid* State league
Murina. It aaotamaJ bdpCredit Aun.
In Orlando, tho Senator* were conteat will be played at the J
Duila, Andrew, Sr., wldr., Dudn, ful Ingrsdisota which
trailing the Palatka Axaleaa un- Municipal Athletic Field tonight
dauwa and dsax gya ledAndrew, Jr., sgl., Duda, John darwdI n fatina—make
til Johnny Fry* polled out a ,at 8:l& o'clock,
ct ux. to Sanford Prod. Credit yeur ays* fed dsan. fra*.
hum* run with tha baae* loaded
The Ancient City crew la ju.t
*Ji.il Much move Martin than had* acid
Aaan.
in Ihe ninth to take the ennteil’ inM(|, the firat division and have
Pope, T. C. et ux. to Sanford Send for trial kettle. Mail 10s(Kama.
•J to 7 while th* Galneavill* G-|,
uf u win* over the cellatPiod. Credit A**n
Men bowrd to the four hit hurl- (t*, wh,, Wl|| g0 onto the field
ing of Jake Bunch lo loae 4 to tonight determined to cut Ih.i Luka*, Paul ct ux. to Sanford
Prod. Credit A**n.
I to the Gondolier* in a game lead hy one game.
Packard, Rex et ux. to Sanford
in the Univemty City.
Whom Manager
Bill
"Raw
Prod. Credit Avan.
t
Although allowing ]2 hit*, two Meat" Rodgers intend* to aend
Aaaigaaaeats e f M ortgage*
i
of which were homer*. Harper, to the mound for the locals leInn 11.nr for the Red* kept hi* mains a mystery, but that local Hutchison A Co., J. C. to P in t
Natl Hank at Orlando.
Inti well icatteied except In the pilot plans to entertain the visi
(ninth when hij gave ujT five tors with the brat aiaortment of
■»Ii-tiea which Were good for fireball* ami curves that ran be
thu-e lalandrr tullie*.
found on th* lucal hurling corps
Shroba started on Ihe mound i* assured.
fur the Inlander* but waa re
lieved in the aixth by Donnelly
lie ir u lt
. ......................
.0ta 111
who waa credited with the lo**.
P h ll o il e l L ih l*
XS
tl
,1 f t
i hef Cifok, Orlando hurter, Ml l^rula
31 I t
111
Ite aa lra Vearerdwy
chalked up hi* 11th victory In a
N ew
Y o r k l - J . r ' h lc a g o o ’
free hitting conteat which wax
D e l r o ! ' T -T . r h l l a d . l p h l a S - l
WE RESERVE RIGHT TO LIM IT Q U AN TITY
feutured by two circuit blows.
Ml l a iu la l - l , W a a h t n g l o n l i t
C
le
v e la n d - Itu B to n .
ra la
1
gam e*
The Gainesville nine tallied
today.
JULY 26 THRU JULY 28, 1938
their lone run In tha ninth frame
O aa.ee T o d a r
I r e t r u t l a ) P h i l a d e l p h i a . X,
after the Cona had croaaed the
C le v e la n d a . llo e t o n
I
plate with four markers.
t t i n l y g a m e * a c n e a u lw r l )
Daytona Beach 010 .100 100— b
D e l.a n d
Italian fliers claim to haw ahot
001 0 0 4 2 0 * — i
down 4H0 loyalist* plants alnrr
Palatka
00.1 021 001— 1 the beginning of tho Spanish
Orlando
0 1 0 3 0 0 104— 9 war.
|h" eellecting eight hi'*
|a o f iWaldon who
apd'for.Utn O-Men
i 1.
■t
I.
alght, the I^eokou'a pitcher. Hchnatder. Umpire*. iCowiJa'.Ju pat '• alngl* run! *m and Dann. Tim* of l i a l . l l l
m l'r J u W M n l
Ilutcl^aon A Co., J. C. to First
Natl. Bank at Orlando.
POWDER
once
today
Same
years
afo
as 48 y e a rs ago
a S B55srS
BSE
M IL I I
N
1
’l l 1D ' I
»e| )
2 for
25c
t
10C
Jewell
lb. Ctn.
S >b.HRAITI ANKN-FIMimo HI!Kit
Velveeta Cheese
18c
Country Kist Corn
25c
3 for
10C
COOKING PEARS 10 lbs......... ....19c
ELBERTA PEACHES 5 lbs.... 17c
FRESH FLA. OKRA 2 lbs.......
9c
WINESAP APPLES 5 lbs.
'
Woolen* f a r k
Bones"Vlbs. 25c I
Cheese lb. 17Vic
W la, D a le y
•*%•*♦ h i t
VI HN Ml N T
AT LAST
MISCELLANEOUS
23c
303 Libby Jumbo Peas
Chops lb. 25c
■ In a b - b - D s a W hile
Bacon lb. 14c
25ewn<e* 23t
lb.
BY HAM FISHER
( i
w on't
accept
rr.x
o w a m d f
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A COUKT-MARKHCL. /*AW
-A N ' Z t S
M W AN T J O S T lM fl E
PRESID ENT > W « WON'T
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ON FRANCS > 1 ACC K PT NO f TALK
PARDONED ) v- - l RAVERS/| FO'B
■« life
DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVES#
NO. S U C K , I
X 'W I M
FLATTERED
A N D E V E R Y T H IN ®
WHATF.VOUAEUT HE WOULDN'T
COUL'DN'TQE7\opRN UPAT allJkNVTW)N0 l av THE WAV MC
OUT Q*THAT /TALKED I'MSURE
BIRO MOU / HE'D HIDING OUT
m uggyo/rnoM thx law-
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City A K o rila y Rill, Highway
And
W a fe r
T fe m p o r tith r a
AN
VOLUME XXIX
M em ber A m o d e led P t c m
CommonsHear
Cham berlain
Defend Policy
IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A rE U
Probe Is Made
CORRIGAN SUPERVISES LOADING OF CRATE
State I n v e s t i g a t o r
Says It Isn’t First
Such Happening In
Political Campaign
LONDON. July 26.— (AP)|
—Prime Minln'er Chamber-1
lain today declared in thei
House of Commons, amid1
cheers, “ l i t no one imagine
that though we seek peace we
are willing to sacrifice even
for peace British honor and
This-raftiopboto shows Douglas Corrigan atop
British vital interests. The flight from New York to Dublin as he supervised
prime minister was defend-, turn to the United States from Ireland.
Talented amataur entertainers
of Seminole County will have the
opportunity to display
their
wares at the luifcheoh o f the Or
lando Junior Chamber o f Com
merce' next Monday, Mlaa Elolae
Winn, who has been naked to
get n Hat o f local entertainers,
announced.
The Seminole County amateurs
will have a chance to compete'
with other Central Florida en
tertainers in a contest sponsored
by the Orlando junior
trade
body. The winners o f the eonteet will be awarded an all-expenae trip to New York.
Fruna each o f tha surroundlog counties two contestants will
be selected during the series • »
k luncheon programs end later the
winner will be chosen at ■ special
meeting.
Mbe Winn said that all anaIn the county were In▼Red to participate In the pro5 * * . k" * “ k«d that all who
would like to take port contact
ker before Saturday.
Benjamin J. Turner
Dies In Altamonte
sn
Alts-
kto to to t
several m r a i M ku
OMto « H w n j u t d .
Mr.
■
r . Tamar
Tnrntr baa
t o Draft
lbrad to Alto" P 1* S t o * » tor tha p t il m m
gbra. Ha wu tor* to Maiftan.
Mtoft «a N*v. 7,1M1. fl» »aa an
“
W
e i s
fllle
x
Hto widow, Mr*.
m
i
u * .
i,
m a jo rity
lt»««|ei
M an y Plants Are
B e in g Given For
Fort Mellon Park
Celery laboratory To
Test Samples Free
Of Charge, He Says
Before applying ehrmleala to
the soil, Dr. R W Ruprccht of
the Experiment Station Celery
Laboratory here, advised celery
growora to have Ihc soil leased
lit order .‘ to. aeceshaln whether
such treatment is r<*crsaary.
Dr. Ruprecht declared that d ic
ing the past few werks moat
soil that had been lestrd at the
experiment was “ too iw«et rath
er than too sour", lie pointed
out that In many Instances additinn of hardwood ashes or simi
lar chemicals la needless ex
pense and that there are times
* hen sulphur must be added to
bring the soil react ire, to a point
moat favorable to Celery cul
ture If these are edded.
The celery laboratory will a*
in the past, teat all soil free of
charge on Tuesdays and Fridays,
Dr. Rupreeht said, and added
that he preferred that samples
could be brought in on any oth
er day and that teats would be
m* d* on lh* W iw ta g ta»t day,
■Be sure that your soil reac
tion is right before you plent
the iced’, he cautioned, "rather
than finding it is wrong afler^
you have planted the seed. It la
much eaaler to correct the reac
tion before than after planting.
Game CommissionHaa
Meeting On Budget
JACICSONVILLE, July M . - W
—Tha Fltrlda gam« and frash
water flab eonunlaalon allocated
funds for flab • hatcheries, pur
chase of game for restocking and
salaries of conservation officers
at ita semi-annual budget mealing
here yesterday.
Tha department receives ap
proximately
1110,000
annual,
fiom salt of fishing and hunting
licensee. It was reported at the
meeting.
Dr. 1. N. Kennedy of Tallahas
see, executive secretary, told I
commiesIon that 7RI arrests were
mada daring the last I I months
In enforcement o f tha gams laws.
Thera wan lift convictkotu,
raid.
KSCfTKS COLLECTORS
ADELAIDE, South Australia.
—(AV— Because k has the only
underground prat afftaa to the
world, the opelm totof town of
_____
<ft
* to «p
_____
Stamps and covet* freae Ran
to damsad. Tha hank to
prospector* Ur
the raft earth.
Police hoeate Bomb
In Crowded Market
In Time To Pre
vent New Bloodshed
Loyalists Start
Commissioners Hear
Surprise Drive
Another Assailant Is
Sought For Parti
cipation In Fracas
City News Briefs
In
(hrM
pi'tipb*,
THt*y |)oin(p<l nut th at a y«»r
ag o u a ijo n u lia tA h .r l b w n l i l l n l
hold ils
by l**i rito riu l iiolicu in a n u t nt
meiiii-g I'itm c on P a lm S u rn la y .
Vah id
HORTA, Atoras, July !<L —
IAV— The British pick-a-back sea
plane, Mercury, returning from
a trana-Atiantic test flight, ar
rived hers today from Dotwooil.
Newfoundland.
The upper half of BrilaWs
twin era pi ansa, took off for the
A lores this morning on thr sec
ond leg of Its homeward flight
from New York to Foynn, I n
land.
The Mercury flaw from Foynae
to New York last weak, Inaugu
rating a series o f experimental
hope to precede commercial traneAtlantic service.
A. D. Smalley’aFather
DiesAt Georgia Home
Word w it rtcehred today that
tha father ot A. D, Bmalley,
local manager af McCrary's Five
and Tan Cm* Store, died yesUrday evening hi Lace, Gs , kis
heme, at 1:M o'tiaek.
Mr. anft Ml*. A. D- Smalley
and thrtr daughter, Sylvia, ware
with tha elder -lamltoy at the
time of hto deathTha dacaaaad haft been a vlaitar to Sanford' an ooe accaalon.
Ha waa peat— alar ad Loco for
many year* and owned the gen
eral store thare. HR had bam In
U! haakh for ever a year and a
Ho to anrttoaft by hie
J A C K S O N V IL L E , July 2 d - (/T>
— The State of Florida outhid
private purchasers and bought
20 grocery stores at a public
auction sale today.
Stats Comptroller J. M. Lee
paid ISt.DUO for 2U units of the
Whiddon
Cash
Btoraa,
Inc.,
headed by Mayor George C.
Illume
of Jacksonville, at a
eherlffa sale ordered by the
couita to meet the Stale's claim
for approalmattly $-15-000 in un
paid chain store taxes.
Through
an attorney,
the
comptroller explaircd the State
bought tha storea to protect, Ita
claim. Ha said taxes, court costs
and ether items ran the State’s
Interest In tha sale to about |M,0°Q.
Whiddon'a Cash Btoraa refused
to pay th* taxes on th* grttunda
it ana not • chain alor* organi
sation but th* cirruit court her*
ruled otherwise. Comptroller Let
than obtained an order directing
th* sale and tha company went
into bankruptcy
M I N E S CITIZEN BUI P
LOS ANOJELEflT Ju t f P L -JP >
—Thk woa •'final tsamtnattoT
dag far Lula* Raintr, VUnnabom ma^fta gcUaaa, who cama ba<
fora Ua Immigration hoard aevk*
hig Amarkan citisanohfp Mlaa
af llw
IM to
far a«f*
The regular Weekly luncheon of
tha Klwfnis Club has la-on diipanced with tomorrow due to the
annual
barbecue
to
be
held
Wednesday at SanUmlo Springs.
I I A IF V Puli'sl mo. July 26.
t AIM
S >\ t\ f i t "
h n v t* L e t 'll
k lllr il
ppruotts
111 t i l *
llt llv
1.still’ s
Aruli .li wislt
riu-ial
« iir fjii" stin-" y.-sli'nluy, A
Urnit l " 's o f 111" was n vor'etl
tiiilat
u lii-n
|nilii-"
fo u n d
a
tm i" Inin- i in i cim vili'il AralM'lriUiil'l"
ni.irki l o f
old
Jtt-
Misali m ins! oi I mu* lo pre vcot ,i
...I ........ ii
\
similar
b t.mb - hirl. •>■ 1 in 1tm L t y e t le r *
il.i\
T h t ' i m-’ nibi t n f ,t I r r r o r is t
b .ih il «< i.
l.»m i-it 1,i v h i a hati Ir w ith -pi t i,il t •tii'*htMi*ft w hom
• I m’ v Inu l -if i n k n l
\l ,* i m rft anti
1"<1m',' p a littllr- l II u ia
in
fir®
rfigHM<w ...... . t l i n k
m un e f f o r t
1-1 l llt'i k 11i -Il t-i|Ht| ill ,1k *.
III M » \ U
I palien
SiMnlth
I i Hid i- r , luF. l*»i
|*l A liU lia*
* -I Spun h g. * i i n in m nrmy nf
un n
•tg . *1 across tha
I-1> i today in A
htnad t h
irtmisl
jtiIt.iu>* aiM U ial I n ftill'geilt lun
ah-m* i *.» t mile front
m -milh i<» t a l i •mu
ItiHiric ot aiitnif lanl th e m ill*
iM M lftt h.nl ti. |lil" i|
* foothold
I I I Hu
«♦■*! b.illk
f S tre a m *
M'in’v liK u t g c iii m ill* bail been
|li! If • I HIM <‘ f H lf lung i jn let a ret ,
1<
I*t Hi- -tllVf l*f| \ alencia l*i
t»i
•mil It
lb ’
r*ii»*ri!(ii**ri("
- •( i p i l i e
>*f-
t. ii ur I'liVi* Ifi'iil i*rtit« a t«»t©
I 'lit' In r! it •* |h**y u■**•>! mi efi •111v•Iy in sii*111& i*h! I*rit Spa If i
ti* ir the
piiilugiii -*»*
f rentier
sv h>-M* ( inveiHMM'IVl lllU”ft hml lieen
vyt iikt’ litil In *b'fi'ii*l Y.tU'tU’ ia.
MIANUHAI.
I he
Ja p a n e n e
July J»!.— f/l'l—•
t o m n u iiu i
n-miif-i-il ih,* ur my it! la "it
ar»-
hail
1-pt-Mt'tl ii piith fur a niihjfir o fIi-n tvi* (rgiiTirnt f l.iukt ivy by oc*
i upymg Kink inrirf urnl
I hereby
b i.u k mg the
pMiicipal
(TKineao
>!t*fs‘n*e line in tin* Y u n g t ia vsl«
b v. Kiukhiirg ift 1 tr* imlt t down
Hn* Viingtie River front Hankow,
pri»% Umrml nrpital -if ( ’ hitia.
Japanese li.nl tried for niora
Hiitn three week* In fnree an
<riiis- in! i» the city.
JupancHO
nilaaiurit'r.ft l In* S u l vat ion A r n .y
m **ilr*l f it r ils in o rile r i»* coiiM i
n*» it** VM'Jfarp wi*rh h i*n \ Th** iiffneiH "uri-j the ( “inneiu* defend*
b« gan weakening luftt mght
*•-nuifinign fu r fn m U *lu rin g A p ril. ei
In* a tn tn l, n*, tu**l o n ly a I f h . and fled today.
o v e r $‘iiN»ll w h lrh , a f t e r ClIIM 'llt
,* XpfllM’f A W) »(* JM 1*1 le ft un «•*' -*♦
In split* «>f Hit* tht'Fiil <*f tr«-u
■H lljf f IIIM1 •if about ♦ I V
till*, Ufivvrnfir VVmuhip jr n v ti l bv
pIVHI ■lit the
('nniniiftA fill!
At
plan** ul Ponrr In reviitw th** in<*ii
|f ivt-g I In* S a tv a tiu n A i my
I|(
l AKF.i.AND, July 2'L-LakeMrr puraili*. IfiiUuil Stal*1-* tnarim
m u iith,
|
i
i
»
s
i
u
i
*
l
i
-ly
S
ift
I**'1
lut'd', drive tut l-dtla and t'uh-i
flipra from St. Thumni flew uv**i
win*
u|Ii*»
ra p t, r
K . R*»*r
|t**ral'tfv, inaugurate! ul a mat*
thi* city participating in th** ilrin
ftpnkc In th r ( 'iiliiflih M itili Mitt h- nu.-ting Friday night, gninml tmrmMratiun.
w m ill lik e
the f t iim in Niftiiif* In I«-tita toduy aa several
alleged
W hen Hu* f ir s t i f i l l t a r i l «h»«t*
i4 * » r ita i b v .it inn hy 9 ID p .r ticket sale.inrii went anestnl hy
v%pri* firnl, Fttuntu Pim y, a fiiciii
II.* said It-i* p l in n H tn pn-'ifr
shtl ftvo ulhrr*
placed
b r t of th«* cplehration commit I* r n u n th
a p p e a r !>• fn I* l h«* (k n irtly |*i mi- under hnnil after being picked up
who wua htimiling hcaiib* th** i"-v
held in the Valdei lintel tonight '"Hhnm i'.rjia * il N g r a i r ”
Hotel at 7:00 o'clock.
w
.1
*« n»i ft!.-l|f (>l\ nil H>1£ • ( I Iie C it y
( f i n in 1-*M < • "tit! Hu M-p IV«V “ f
t i n i ! \ f-'i p l a n 1h i 7*l 'In uh-»
In a p rei dent breaking CJUit U* f.u
F t...
had
H. II n
iVnk
called at N« wport Richey, Demo* h i "i glii .in t ............... ..
3 A r e A rrested
'" m.i F o r A tta c k On
Governor Winship
British Seaplane State Purchases at 7:'W o'clock.
Lands In Azores 20 Whiddon Stores n, •ion’s Club will
semi-monthly
On Return Flight In Jacksonville regular
Wednesday night at the
* * . u
( ity Clerk Report;
Many Palms Needed Jap Forces Capture
L a s t Harrier To*
F'• ink
I itii«on
Drive On Hankow
n p ■.
Mi. iuin\
ini; lit .iit the
The governor** phyairmn* mm I ci ii t it nominees elect e<l tieorge
• t.h .l f.u
•V II'T .f »h, |il
hi- hail been ill Hrtee Ktidit\ ‘■a hen I'u'i ce \V o,>i| t ahoy e \
Yeteian
t Ul**'d
III
I h"
hr wha poisoned from drinking h gislatoi fioiu l.iheiiy county* the p u k
H - i .i l .I
•lays ago w »1h
Water in n Lnuiaville hotel
to servi* aw speak*'i
the I !» P,»
to-4 who Widled
in**! ill 1To t* fill Hho
the $900 "c rate " in which hr moil* hi. nun-stop
II to phy-neiim, h r Hrynn,
••(
Florida 1 1 11se ii f Kejo i -i iiiatn rs
loading the plane aboard the it S Lehigh for re State Finance ('niinimth'iin J When the ligi-«laluM i >Mivenea, to I m ill pl.iTP * t > oifi-i m Mi
Dun Talbot| and State Mtuhwiy election o W ....I will b. a mere t o o .* O J II The I Ml It ill H e. Itl
m|\1-- I inie■
f il l 1' « ......... .
Pat i olmun JeRne
Wyatt.
who foi urn h i >
\|.-lig h te n
s fjteru it' m len l o f
I
“ itiank’ ’ from the same pit* hm
Hi.
ill
f 'i
pm k -, w l... " i l l
of m.ater" with the ifoyernor, «l
plan ! ■ « tl"tl tu pil. 1
»o tier a me ill at the siime tune,
n -■
*•11
Il l -V
hut were not affecteil or 'rrmih
\ l'l ■
•ngh lb .S- t m
111.1
ly a*, ( ‘ handler. He *111-1 no oth
1 ill! '"II
SI " R e n t Ml
er* h ul ilrink* from the pit
h i. Il
Hm.
(i
r i'lM m Y 4(1
The governor. Dt lliynrt
. i i . ii . i
v 1>< M M Wit it t h i1
By C H AR LES C H A L K E R
i ly -h.- r.in’i .... I*r-iund why he
In the **|at nine nt. drank “ more
bifi.l t >1" »•!-•«• ■'< ( (i P ’Mk »b «•
Mr. and Mr*. l,eo Lion an- should hnvr that vacant look in
of the water than rillirr of Ho
in- n< l Ii. itl,- «-11 . .( i t . ■>.> n*i il
nouncc the birth of three strap-J his gieal yellow ryrs. ho didn't nt liel Iwii"
betNti-r
“ hi
w in
. i*f r 1 .it f,,l M . .Ii *ft• -ee« 1 Hm
ping children late “ umiay night. - l u u anything t " worry about!
pei'ptnng freely ami giving
a
•f11y t t i r r r
t hm
thal's
been
bee
Job.
Occasionally
That is, they would annnunrO|
laIk over the radio
rr
.....
• It
d
it if they were human hetngs, she growls affectionately »• him
* I a in a ware that hum! red* ot
\ he
ad d le . -I
Ho I l l y
hilt being lions they have In have hut he pays nn attention ami con- other people drank the
water
n Mill le t „
i-imoi - n lmm * •
tiniir.
to
stare
somrhudy else do the announc
w in* h u pipes! into the hole! and
K u 1n il lire
the M ill.
id of
The
eight year old
African
ing.
FMf f* red no ill
of feet a (lin e
ro«po led
I ••III* t loll
lioness --pendi inosl of loo lima
fnifii/’ the doctor added
After all, three hnunelng young
in |hi1 i1,1 t |l <•' *H* Ml -ill •h
I ’O N i F. I ’ u. i 1•< R ‘t ft. ,1 \i •»*
with the three little balls of lur
l*r Hrynn 'aid h»» was "fully
euhs in one litter la not some
I
(fll
Ibift*
Mu ll i b t r f ifwil
II*
Mi 1 *• in 1 i ,\r t ul|.\ (I n Ini (iitf lh <
in a segregated section of tha
roiivitiied I hut
had
(lovrrnor NNlmiinllstH vtt’
thing to be sneried at. In the
b
!nk*(i
rage which Is sheltered from the
rr
tnuIn
m i r f 1 <f -tilth art n*fi w •*11"
( handler consumed yrry much - wriil thi* Dun Hi
world of Itondom thrae cubs in
« ( * t ft'-HjJit fear
•mill in .ill pi ■►-ibihiy hny Hi
public gate. Madame Queen 1*
re of the water, whteb un tin* fiMcmplnJ
ona litter la almost as rare as a
Jftu'-an^ifi;,! ,H(|
,,f
( l i t 1111r , |i'»>!*'"•M
oral >it il,
particular about privacy; she b* 1
doubtedlv hai* heen poi* lined, if Mil itil ( icflFftll
perfect bridge hand.
Ml ‘ til
lilitn <n U i Pii (t I f . H-.lt. It II* I.|‘. l» f*t
indicated to Superintendent of
would
have
bren
fatal
to
him.
Taps Leo has been sleeping ami Parks Janies I,. Moughtnn l h "
-i!i»v*‘ fij f i f -if Ihti’ i bi R i f f .
(M il
l|,< P
1 ». i H m * .m
resling since the blessed event. -he prefers it that way. And sin
hi p a ri
T w o P iie i [o
R n a n - . nii'hohu
il l mMadame Queen appears as pert also has Mr. .Houghton's promt "
A ng el I si*'han A utm n •i i i, w horn i i . at »Ii m I i 1■ Hi * ( it \
as ever. Three cubs at one tnnr not to displav her young ones b>
j o lir r It i« ,| am ong lh
* •,«iI-i111
•▼rail* ,
\ • ft ini; thril Hi
win almost as murh a shock to the piihiir for nl least three
welt* kiNt *1 til l ar I- i -• H hto I ( mm’ v ha I ad jo -bit i -j I a *
pop* Leo as the quins wen- In four weeks in order to give them
'►Mug ftill-iw Hij* i! lai
r
Ml- l i t .
Ml
M *« I f I
papn
Dionne.
When
Madame time to gain strength and gi**w
t bib* t In* guvi*i fi••i \% i
I If V honbi aU-t . . I t .
HiQueen slipped the good news to nrriistomrd to the strange snr
a pai a*b* it 1*0 i iiHiit* M M iiiu rit
him, papa l,co Just slumped to roundings of their world.
• n i'iip a l i n i o f
I'tftf* It*
M- tnla i * • f l h( <1(111111 —ul
the floor like a boxer who has
H u ti In y i'tiia ago
A
u .ilm n a
Mndame Queen, nl«n being »l
<iivi-n4.»'<| ih *1 n n iH -r t*l b’fiu H i,
been knocked ouL
And
there n nervous disposition, hai »eg'-uinl i*ffit'»*r alau wan K i ll it l , but i ♦I** ulm g llitfl i l i a ' mu* h a* t a % f’
wasn't mush difference— except quested Mr. Moughton to Inform
W iri'h ip »»#. i i n h ti 11
hint bi’i'n
*t I j ] nti'i I i in i* liefifi
Friend*
uf
J
K. (I 'a t) lltit
that papa Lto could probably the public that it would lie het I
Th** th tin liu g ii r n ii ri*i| *n mnl
th at l h*' 11* w it ft' tio ib in g f *111h • i b; bach will irgn-l t „ Ii-ki ,, „ f hihave withstood a blow on
the ter for the new
hi ; h ii
I ' du* im*.
...
1!l ,Cfl 1 * * d f ith m un Mytomobili* Hrculini tiifirh llig wbib* Ibt* if n l -’ I in i r itiul I**- gniro il by
head with a sledgehammer much
b n t b i ria l *iffit'inlw xvt'ft* • i ' m " u i i i i < t hum
public refrains from ci-w.lmg near Troy. N C. July i t
better.
Hu* p iin u l*', \v h k h iJ ir w a
around the ragea until it i-v time
Mi
L a in ■'*>n *! .ii' *1 Hoi! the
It's a question which Madme t»» display the cubs.
• f nifir*‘ iiia n IDO.lHiu p**i ■
m ih
| m prr*it*fit v a lm iin ifi of Ho* buiM
Queen is the more concerned
Af» yet the new ar rival* have
* IJermit has been granted I*'
mg
ammmt-* t•■ ap |ii«-xiin if . ly
about— her three husky youngs no names. When Madame Queen
Cuetafeun to rre.t a |.rt*a!,.
The iia lif iiia lln l «, y(rr*ii»**iK, hit
utul that
( ily
tim **
ters ur the old man. Now and asked the old man about it, hfating .Summerlin Avenue te r u p jm iiF iit* uf A tiU 'iii'ttn rub* it f hum in, I »t f t irHn
then she steps up to th bars di didn’t sey a word; he just «at an,I * “ n **Lm»ted rust uf $UM>.
•IVI r PlU'f tl* H irti, ll li l | raraI1*>«1 it
I I J , l.fh iiu it i a p p c n iF il l**-fo**
viding their
cage
and
looks stared. (And whu ruuld. blame
ttnb'tn rTit (JtU K u riririg
Hi** r»*b*
■
the ( uni ill i**!*l«>(i nil l« h a lf uf th
through at tha old boy- Fvident- him? )
h ru lm n aritl d F c Ijiritig an y l*u»*r(ti
The Wrrkly meeting of
HM lvntiofi A r m y , lb* In hi C *0.1
BIrani*
who
«*•»** a
-------------------------------------------Chess and Checker Club will I.-
Ruprecbt Advises Three Cubs Are Born To
CeleryGrowersTo L ioness At Local Zoo
H ave Soil Tested
Local Amateurs
Will Entertain
Orlando Jaycees
«f
Sem ite
M H E R 285
65 A re K illed A s
R acial Warfare In
Holy Land Continues
FRANKFORT, Kv . July - 1' M*i — Kentucky’* highway
(uitnu
pt.H.'filed with i»n invc-MUfit Min
into the jkMrrtri! "ptiHomnis*' of
(io\ n nor A H "Happy" th a ml
In
Major Hof Hill twin * ho-f ol
th** mt.iU' bureau of aiive-hirut i«*n*
{titnl it wna “ not the fn-i Him*
mu h a thinur ha* happen'd during
n campaign.1*
( ‘ha ml If i to wairmjr foi a l> nt
o i m tic
irnatm ini
iionnn.il ion
Jitr*ii n-«t S e n a to r Allien lk*it k I•*>
Says Former Cabinet
Member Will Act
3 As Czech Mediator
BanJaralw J. Tnnt*»
HOUSE SPEAKER
Into Poisoning
O f C h a n d le r
Empire Has No
Reason For Fear
M
K.-miniishcd In 1908
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y . J U L Y ' 2fi. 10.1H
Prime minister Says
British Honor And
.Vital Interests Not
. T o Be Sacrificed
Ing hit foreign policy In a last
debate before three montha of
parliamentary recess.
"Our atm U not teas peaceable because no one can imagine
we have a reason to fear any
foe," ha declared. He aaid the
armed strength of the country
became more formidable day by
day and added "But while that
tremendous power remained as
a guarantee that see could de
fend ourselves If we were at
tacked, we were not unmindful
of the fact that though it was
good to have giant's strength It
was tyrraaeoua to use i f
During the debate the prime
mlntiter announced that Viscount
Jtuoclman, former cabinet miny | f * i r _ >*A agreed to became
M tlg a to r and mediator In a
dispute between Caechostovaki*
and Its autonomy seeking liarman minority. "
' “ ’*
Sem htoW C rn m lr Prrxfoee#
More F ru it And V eceleb lea T h a n A n /
S im ilar A rea In A m erica
B u f o r t Jr H i « O n fy C a n tn l
Ik-lita Barons Arc
Nahbed In Cleanup
_ M r*_ Oil to Hryan, VfVA* rfc
raatlonat director, held the regular
handicraft cla»a for girla thl* punr, tried to puih him flow it ont tt.isrhin -t-fl,
M i'ittbi • » ■•(
morning at the Chamber of Com* “ f night, hut the governor lefu*- 1
lo fcudge.
Within a half-hour police had
Deputy Collector of Interna! reatnrt'il order and th» goverm-r
Havtnua J. L Hurl will be at the made hi* ■perch, hia compoour
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow •pparenily unthiken.
to give infor mat inn to thoao de
siring It orv social aaturily re
h
turns and otner matters.
Roman Drachma I
sShown At KiHHimmcc
in-nr
Hu-
- i i , 1111i
Jaiktlund
last
i >11 idler if r‘* d*|iutle*. A
ag rr o l that lit" rum " war
it
worthy on,, and that nunid-rt
lion would l>" given th» irqursl.
However, It wns iminird nut, tinir*l o f ih* hodgi't yesr I- si>
i roachlng and nn art inn m ild
Im< tokrn until tin- new Inulg-t
‘s mad* u|>,
night by
t-tul nf 12
person* were arrested.
F'd,owing raid* this morning,
police -aid that "not a joint |a
open in town.”
I’arlirutar intrrrst was shown
in nirnit of five men at Cedar
laverii nn mad No. 17 west o f tha
i lly last night. Some nf them r*potrdly are among higher-ups In
the ginib'ing racket here.
R. S. Murray (’alclien
Ambulance Transfers
11-Pound Black B
Dupree To IIoHpital.
R. E. Kipp, principal o f the
KISSIMMEE, July 2rt-l/Ft A
Sanford Grammar School,
has
hhh
returned from a summer course Human drachma waa lh* rentrr
at tha University of Florida andj uf attraction whan a rollrcllnn nf ,
R. H. Murray snaggc.l a be
M
will , be In the Grammar School rare money wia axhibitnl at <h-chambrr of commerr* aa part o f "nr Mnnday aftcrinuin In lh* SI.
W. R. Dupr**. Sanford Clly
office every afternoon.
a iirngratn on th* hanking httsi- Johns River nt lb* bride- near Cnmmiarionpr, who ha* baan 111
n r « prrwntcd hy Ihn First ,*.n- firnava. It wae t/n II |>nniul lllark for I he past three months, waa
A maatlng *( A n tlm will b* tlnnal Hank.
transferred by ambulance Monday,
bald In tha Elk’s Hall WadnaaMr. Murray saltl lh" liie fi*h to the St. Vincent* Hospital hi
W. G. Ilenklna of Klaalinmr*.
A iy Right. Refreshments will faa owner nf th* collaction torrowni put up a tough fight hut hr Jacksonville, his nephew, Harry
served and all officers and mna- th* drachma from Dr. Chari** K. dragged him In *fl*r abnu*. fiv* Car ring tun, has announced.
of tha advleory eommittra Alhry of St. Cloud. Dr. A they nt mules. He used a * 1**1 casting
Mr. Dupree had failed to Im
**• ♦specially requested to be aaid il wax uncovered when arch m l with a plug.
prove and had shown signs at
p a* satTh* one baa* waa *11 hr had lo weakening recently. Dnctof* ad
aeologist* excavated th* burird
city of Nicomedia in Syrlt, s*at show for the afternoon’* tUhing vised that ha be sent to Jackson-:
William T. Brawn, who ha* of Ihn government o f Kmpcmr he aaid, but it was wurih spend ville. Mr. Carrington said an **•*>’.-*, ;
atlon probably would Ini porfamoft : t
•tot toned with th* United Dioclttianue from 30b B. C. to ing art entire afternoon.
on Mr. Dupre# In a fow day*.-' « *
NaVy In th* Panama Qaa- 28* B- C.
a FISH ON A HOOK
Hankins said Dfoclatlanu* waa
tor tha past two yean,
T H E R R L A K E S , W is , — W V ban Sunday to -pend a th* flrat Rontob ruler to make
day* with hla methar, Mrs. tha coinag* o f money a govern A * Mrs. B. F. Burge** was pull
Partly, tloudy, acatarad — ,
,%
mental right. B * raid th* drach Ing hi R largo wall-ayed pike a
I r a n . Ha
and
larger Rerih* rn pika awallowad IL Wednesday
.
. In norihaaat aaft ;
ma waa a n t i i tha first
to dto Nat
Sha dragged bath Into th* boat,*«atreat* nerlh yartkwa tonight. 4.
LOCAL W EAT
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THE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
)(Q m S a f c f o t d H e r a ld
r>* Sine« P w W « » r t S S ^ w » V * « m r t trip across the con
tinent speculation has been revived as to whether he in.ends to run for n third term, and if so, what chance he
would have or being elected.
The large crowd# which
turned out to greet him, occasional shout# from hla audi
ence# urging him to run again, and at leas', one petition
from a labor organitatlon, all point to the fact that u
third term is a distinct possibility.
However, the majority of the people of the United
S ate* do not think the President intend# to seek re-elec
tion. This, at least, is the conclusion arrived at by the Institu'e of Public Opinion, which conducts the only straw
vote, since the crack-up of the Literary Digest, to renin
any very high degree of self resjiect. Last week the Institu'e conducted a nation-wide survey on tha third term
■ssue.
i U i l l s Cesafisr
rear#
IS H m s M I s l i e m i U m I
Thirty-six |>ercent of those |s>lled answered affirma
I iim t M M A ffile**
ate
M
l« l i e to rg e v l
r t f lw tively the question, “ Do you think President Roosevelt will
f s s s ir r
wtifc
pfftsetasi
run for a third term?" In spile of the fact that a minor
irle ra tm C ile a g a a s 4
ity felt he would seek re-election, a majority believed that
he would win if he did. Fifty-one percent said “ yes" to
the question, “ Do you think he will be elected if he runs?"
Although there Is #‘.111 only about one-third of the
people who think President Roosevelt will run again, the
number has increased appreciably during the past year,
he poll reveals. A survey conducted by the same organi
sation a little over a year ago shows that at that time only
J.H percent, as compared wfth MG jiercent now, believed he
would seek a third term.
VERSE FOR TO IIA l
As a matter of fact, the chances are that the Presi
dent does not yet know himself what he will do about the
third term issue, and is not in a position to say yet
whe'her he will run again even if he wants to do so. If
he can name his successor, a liberal who will carry on the
TUESDAY, JULY 26, IMS
STRANGE -AS JT-SEEMS—By JOHN HIX
Stock Marts Reflect
Motorists Driving Martini GarapeL
General
TVl-ER, Tex. July, 26.—(Ah— i
Th* rise ami rail of the etock
market is reflected in the way
people drive, aoyi Capt. Walter
Elliot of the Trias highway pa-!
trol.
|
“ Not only traffic violations buti
other
law
violations
increase
when the market la on the rise,"
he says. "When the market is I
falllnr, people quiet down again
1 don't know why It Is, but It •*
what I find."
MERIT
ttd to te m to F f im a m w
\ CHAMPWiftl I#. Wft* ltf>N W IH f U6 .
m et of
C sM to
•fa m o tK g c h v n o m e n
SYHTKM
STOPS
R e p a ir in g
Truck & Auto
Service
BodUa— S prin gs—
Trailer!
A price yon cbm afford
to pay
Martin’s Garage
PA Y
TALLAHAS3EK. July 2ft— OP)
Worker* in U»e Stale Unem
ployment Ompeniation Division
•greet! yetteriJay to *tiy it their
job* although they may nol be
paid because o f g c o n tro v e rsy o v
H «o w Z o v e «y iH w ite
a m
™
oyneJpy fa t/, Hetiink. ffahville. Jnd,
HtWW ft ORiHRof Wfttfcrf
h coM ae*
p u tlll
WHtM IH lfW V 9 f H O M I N G 1 H B P U M P
hanpl& HttH h ip
.-cr-waw,
RfVoW
PU8U$HWHl6fiNPIN6S IN
, / f r o k , J e n ttj coh
n o rm /
i a v n OTtwwws
PfWNT
RlWCJJLfc.-
j —
-l7 # r ce n tu ry *
OHCt ftPFEftReO IN ft
er recent merit system e x a m in a
tio n s, D ire c to r H a ro ld G . W-ill
toldthp 82 em p lo yes their wal*
a rie s due A u g u st 1 could not be
gun ran t red bn-ntuVe o f t h«* Soc ia l
S e c u rity
B oard
a t W a sh in g to n
Had withheld a p p ro v a l
of
in
o p e ra tin g
budget
fo r
J u ly ,
A u g u st sn d .Sep tem ber q u a rte r .
CHICft6 0 Nl6rnCUlB
W A S H IN G T O N , J u ly 2(1. — iJfr
1
—
A m e ric a n c o n lrib u tlo »4 d i* 1 # bmmnm
bureetl to both
iid e a
in
lh *
*-| y B
S p a n ish c iv il w a r h ave p«!»*fd
CLYDE
ih.. ii.nnn.nnn mark, the Suttr h u w .
Department repnrted yesterday.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Filled
dO Yearn Ex|>erienee
t' Aim Is |lladilf WlitI I'lHi i
Imputation, tint in tlu» dp)
tlifia that i* th** only thing
Itvtpa
l being
practically
vvrryuiM
poor.
; 'CotTlgan ■rems tu have stolen
tkf front page from Howard
Maghet. But apparently lloglivn i glad enough to gtv- It i-
n Clawiston Newa |>o«i that "The aawgraaa Is in
tM and that, In tha language
* Seminole Indiana, mean*
What hia becunie uf the ulJtfaw sdvlce about aaving fut n
Ably day, aaka the Hanfuril llei
M .—Qucaa niuat pruple
think
BS Idas la alt wet.-- Miami I’uat
[spar, has runlcii**] upon Mm
■1 th# Ordtr of tha Chry
ithtmum which #• » « under
ad It makta him a Kivght ul
I Fasay or something Ilk# that
'■v' *TV«r» U no lunger th* alight•at ’doubt that Rea Island cotMW can b# grown coimiMrctally
With groat aucc#ia hv**,'’ ray*
’ , W, If- Hay## uf Mvlbourn*. II
? ,gl Molbotrmv, why not In Han-
k t Fort 1‘ lcrce New# Trlbus**
I bhOUt th# Jutuig lady who
t stopped by ■ molurcyrt*
- Who. Inform'd hrr sternli
* ah* was making 7S miles
hoar. “ Isn't It rnarrstoup*''
foptlod, “ and I am Ufdy
-Harry M»oro boa com*
ibut fair freight rs'*v for
Mth- IH h v * fair rates
■s as Injurious to northlertry. That's whst hapVery Unto anyone trios
rU of. th* natuv.'i “ NutpW Economic ' Problem.*'
When 'he King and’ Oueeii nf Kiigluml wen* in France
recently they timed iq>>m one mvitHhiii in tbe fumed Hull of
Mirror# of lumi# X IV In Versailles Palace where the
►'relieh government really did it. shift believing, nti doubt,
but the way to a country'# heart i# through the sloipich of it# king.
No less thun trn of the foremost chef# of all Frnnce,
long famous for it# chef#, combined their culinary skill tu
produce a meal of which 'he len#t that can be laid i# that
l wn# fit for u king. The rare#t delicacies of the world
ivere nerved. The vegetables wore grown out of season at
uf the banquet. The menu briefly wa# n# follows:
l.es I'erles frnirhe# de sterlet
!#• melon frnjijw* 1#*# tlelice# du Lac d’Annecy a la Nantua
l#*# Mignonnetle# d'ogncau Trianon
I ji Timbale de cailie# farcies a la Talleyrand
l.es nlgulllette# de ennetnn fmirfttnals a la Montmorency
nvec snlntle gntllolse
l.e auprente de imiilarde de hrense uu burrre olae'te
avec le# polntes d'asperge a 1'etuvee
l.es lruffe# a In mode
l.e mousse glncee Bingapaur,
de I’erigord
les jwche# de Montreuil princesse
les frivolites
Or ill (he language of Kddie's:
Caviar flown e#|>ecially from Moscow
Ired melon
Delights of the Lake of Annecy In
Nantua fashion
Small chops uf young lamb with mixed vegetables
Quail stuffed with foJes gras
Sliced breast of Rouen duck with green peas
and mixed salad
Creamed chicken served with drawn butter
anti creamed asparagus tlpa
1‘erignrd truffles
Iced fruit cream. Iced
Montreuil peaches and cakaa
Deleted from thia menu were the two teaapoonafula of
bicarbonate of soda In one-half glass of water after meals
and six nsperln table's Immediately before retiring.
THE DOTTIUNE OF HUMAN e<iualUy reposes on
this: thu1
. there is no man really clever who has not found
thn' hu Is #tupid. There is no big man who has not felt
#mall. Some men never feel small; but these are the few
men who are.—G. K. Chesterton, A Miscellany of Men
(Dodd, Mead)
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Sc hello
Malnee, our
genial
chairman o f ushers, rolled tn
Huiulay afternoon. He reports th*
time of hb Uf*
la
Atlanta
where bo hob-nobbed with th*
mllUonatro
mayor o f
Atlanta,
with Georg* W. Psrklaa, of New
York, and other distinguished individual*.
From Atlanta bn
Journeyed to Dayton nod ether
clUeo. While away ho vtailed
w a s of th* stockade* where tb*
German prisoners w en tattreed.
Mr. and Mr*. Mahhm Wright
have. astureed from Daytona
mgfbV
Mr. C. A. Betts b spending a
few weeks la Georgia with hb
(**»■•»• aervle* — P r » a | l
D rltm r
Mobley’s Drug Store
Phone 204
a downward loss of her henil she
works lh* handle to bring forth
water.
One# Toots appeared In a C h iragn night club, according
to
Westing, She pumpej a dummy
pump handle (hat threw a switch
lighting a large outdoor sign.
"A fter returning to her pasture,''
Wesllng says, "Touts was nut
satisfied >1 home anymore."
GALILEO'S SECRET. . . .
One hundred years before tha
invention of the telescope CoperToots nuaalaa th# hsnill# to an nieus, a Polish astronomer, with
upright position, then hooka it rude wuoden instruments, devel
undar her, crooked horns
With oped the idea that the Earth and
other plants revolve around the
Sun, instead of the Hun and
planets revolving around the
Earth.
It remained for the
Italian,
Galileo Galilei, to prove out the
('opernlean hypothesis by study
ing in 1610 the moons o f Jupiter
in which Galileo saw a minia
ture solar system.
Realising the attr that an
nouncement of hi# revolution
ary discovery would make Gali
leo hid hla findings tn a Latin
crossword
puixle.
later,
the
world credited hia work.
Teasarvawi Tha lataraalUaal |
opera house.
WERT-The JEWELER
Diamond# lad Witch**
Ftae'WaUh Ana Jewelry Repairing
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
•««**■
m u re
By BDSHBLL KAY
S H O R T ’S
ckullng, when* on# finds build-'
<ng* handrftla of
yemrx ol*t
•JornvJ with motWm Nwn elfvu. I
Altvw. bu.tling, nuisy and yet I
w ™ '1" ' " '* * »
c in lr w . Fuv,r tY ,,ul Wealth, gaily and mb- ,
r lJ „ „ r, ¥l|rllnc. , nl M)u^ )r
pj,, >B(| u )vallon hcacon from ud
y,Uling duoiwaya. Street vrodura
tlnck your path with offer* of I
anything from s Crucifix to s'
lottery ticket. A wllt#d nu# for
B p#nay, s string of head# for a
dime. S.inky ladies of tb# #»osing who hopefuUy ling.- In
your path, or bohltr one who
r other farm i t ^
from dM)r, , r k Swb-walk
" av. iS L a * * 1* *
furnished parI rooms on each
* r" r ,h w * * .
* “ B. V*.™•
breakfses h#tng
at, war* spMndid
staterooms n«J
*•
rty
W
_ _
a wo.# o#i i
Classified - A d s
A re
/ T
\ Economical!
c*^n
that *m#U of Bacardi and
Clanging bouncy street
ctn< Jumping Jalopies of anckcnt
BUTCHBBS GYP '8RLYB8
x '" u C«. squabing horns, clanging
TULSA, Ok»a. - b P ) - T h . last
bolls, abouting Condors, tongues
lhal m n lo conv, rM cu «-lr«ily thing that J. W- Hotln*worth.
,B SpulUh, p ,rtugu«i#, French, Tuba's now inspector of weight*
|talfcn> chlBW#t Engiiab or moat and nwosur##. vipectvd to find
was a butcher whs gave hb eun**?
* — * Including the Bcmndlaavian. Mirth and melody, fUm- tamcro to* much weight. But,
aottha out oa hb new Job, ho
*««
«d
wriaklad m «.
laagbtcr nod town all blended ta- dbcoverod that about half of tha
f^m^whh-h ecu
fbT
^
gL
L
.
*
* r* .,Lin
P. to m amasta* potpourri that tha
h
» k lk o
world marks oa the map with a
i^ T ^ a
«ltv
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toaapoloa with pa oa a tourist rcKNOXVILLE, Team., - 4 4 V sort, 1 Ush U It W ■ are#t valasble tourist attraction that over Liveetock experts sotbaat* that
h e years has proven of swtold ioelag mere than MS5.000 on'value o f ear sUto. The hath of tha
tPUrlaU to Cuba must travel th*
tatlr* Magth of our stole to Koy
Woo* or Miami oa the east w s*i
ar s* f i r south a# Tampa an dm
by Wont to sasharh. Cuban odror'-laX*#- |ng Vv troval huroaas, by traaapartaUta Itoos sad publicity m
2c Per Word
{and less }
.will do it •get results
2,000 families representing the greatest
buying power of this area welcome youit
m essage
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TUESDAY, JULY 26. 1938
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
1Social A nd Personal Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
Social Calendar
Dorothy T h u r s t o n
Weds P. VV. Martin,Jr.
Missionary Society
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Molds Social Meet,
PACE THREE
Hiff Demand Is Fouitfl
For Uirl Drum M ajor*
F LO R ID A IIH iH L IU H T S
Telephone 148
Hill M.l* JuU _>fl.id- l.rl
no Inwi* Ahii
tvifnte to* drum
fitjtn I Hi ui k, tW f mII she* m efts i»
•<* *m ilr p i f i i l v 4ml tu kick hljfh.
There's i big d e m n n 1 for girl
di um m ajor’* it * almost * c ra ic
hut Htmmi' w h‘> w ants to g**t in
on d h a s To u o rk K in d
T h it'i
vi hat t h r y 11,, .4i « «choo| run by
Mji jot W illiam Mouth here.
Ho*.i h >s Mi.i Mftr and clttrn tn l
of the t4 tld
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Linton tw irlin g
^TeUNKF/SH
SOOTHEGN
C o lleg e
P e r s onal s
M iss D orothy Anna Thurston
Don f’hi I tip* ha* |f *»ne to K i s
o f A th e n a , G a ., fo rm e rly o f th i*
c ity , became the bride of IV ylon simmee to make his home with
Wade M artin, J r , of Athens, G a , his parent*.
on J u ly 16 in M illen, (la The
M iss M arie
f liy n iM
h a * re* J
1.. V
tu rned fro m A la h n m .i wher** ah** If.H-ton
spent a month's* vacation.
t h*■ n* a ,
i
I (fi’D** o il
M r, and
M rs T . It. H arnett
Aft* r
have as their fu e *t* Mr.
anil |
ro * i»| ho
tailureil
M rs
Jam es R oyal of tjuin cey.
1 ho-r*
.
—--- ; the f*dli.
ro a e a.
R . E . K ip p ha* returned from S c o n , M
Mr*. M artin, who p The d;i gh
G ain esv ille w here He
attended M i'
\d<
ter of Mr and Mr* lv t e r P u ir*
summer school for several weeks. M r* \ \ I
ton. was horn in Jersey I iiy . \
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Mat mu n |
J . hut moved to Sanford a ilh h»r
A
C, M r N e e l y o f W a y c r n a s .
fam ily a: an ea rly age bhe at
tended public schools here and Ga is visiting: Mr and Mrt
was
g*.uluafed tvom
Semin* UHigh School in 1930 F o r the p.i«*
few years she has hern employed
in Athene.
I
M im E l n a C h am b ers of H«»p' *' rt M Hu rung Kay F ra n cia
Mr M artin is the 4«*n of Mr k in sv ille, Kv a rriv ed Tuesrlay t*» 1a " ^ ^
,l* be ;i f.t«hion event,
■ml Mrs P. VV M artin of Milieu
visit her b io th er. Uav A Cham
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d . .r
W arner
Broa.
He was born in Brooklyn. N V her*, for s«»n»e time,
^'r'"
B '1
1% no esception»
and is m»w m anager of an in
M ," IV 1 m l hi'*
picture
she
surance agency in Athens.
Mrs G ro ver W'hidden of Plant H :4 k Gl» Miff 4.f mn h fl lo four
A fte r a short honeym*M>n in C ity is the guest of her patents. ..................
* I*'Ulieu.
that HeSavan n ah ami Savannah
Ibach. Mr. and Mra. Le slie W ent, lo r
etpii
" m \ h' llx ■
* <«hnre w as to
G i . f Mr. and M rs. M artin * d l about twit weeks.
p Hu* fo .. r It i i i*i<uId m ake
Th® Adirondack* du not form , return to m ake their home
n
b* ' upi*. jfi ' i i i f it-M-ntI) m ature
connected range.______________________ A th e n a.______________________________________
Miss
Alice J ,
bur »i* V . Hu h , * XlM Pl. iy chic.
X* * "I •Im cly. h u thitoe ,.f m \~
where she lias t».
11"I tu l
important
W ED N ESD A Y
T h e Women** M U a iu m ry So
ciety of the F irs t B ap tist Church
w ill conduct the p ra y e r meeting
a t 8:00 o’clock, C ircle Number
F iv e w ill he in ch arg e* of the
met in if.
F R ID A Y
T h e PhiLalheu LT ma* of
the
F ira t Preabyterian C h u rc h
w ill
hold a picnic supper at
San
U ndo S p rin g * at 6 .0 0 P. M
FOUND /A /
flOB/DA W AT££S,
HAS T H £ £ £
S/D£S 7 0 /rs
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BODY
lA t& iA M H A .
Off£ O f n o m f i LEADING
/N ST /n /T /O N S OF A
. ham|’ uni-h | ha*
t 'I to vears
H** find*
11 a* ifiow I at batoni •* ir in c > ho v *
\Mafn»ii|ir per*
fi*i turn h
vi v - di'jw nd* o*i a n
it n ln idouan dii*
i»nd tih'Utj of
l*i act u •
It ’* e a sn i w he n
They
start
young h. m
hi-* la-*i i n k h of
pupil* iin lu d id
an
I I y i 'MI *eld
g ift and . I 11 y* *ii old lud M. ih ed
DmigUi -
Mi**
[.dibit*
l ‘i»rn II,
M i-i
Kn(hl*’i,« L iin ry mnl K 1. 1. n«*v
pp^nt ln*t w^i’k t»nd in Tnmpii
■s I hi" guc'iN *tf H iuci1 fu m y
NOW YOU CA N BU Y A
FIRESTONE GUM-DIPPED
T I RE AS $ « A
LOW A S — «
f V V
puactura* and ik ld d ln g —
PlfaMona pravldaa 1U 1 tbrt*.
way la fa ly at N E W LO W
PRICES. Now that It com «
UnJa b iddfca yam car TIRE.
SAFE car owner, ararywhara
thou Id raplaca danftradtly
worn d m with NEW, SAEB
Fir.won 4 Gum-DIppad T im ,
built with (h«4« pattntad and
foi
Kay
d tm g h ter,
il u iju iily
* i votuh- I
e *i M iss 1
Mr, and Mr* ft. K Went and
a * *t * i* done
n
the [
grandduughti'r, la ii*.
have
re-*
u*
*d * **« f i and •la rk |
tiirnr'il t*i l h eir hume in Luke
iu 'Ir .'s * id h. *n y «ilk
l»n«l afte r 'p en din g n frw *li»> ■st y U it w iili in ii i w box
w ith Mr. and M r*. Le *lie VVcni
pi* il . il o » i. The fro m w hich a re
rob hh r ->tdt ht d in
h tow fi
p a rt
Mr*, Ja ck Hu hi*** 11 w ill
Ir live
W ty tftivMi T h e la p I collat and
W ednesday fur T u r in g * * M;»nd
w i h j bunds iif th e fo n r *b eve*
w here ahe w ill jo in her hu^bund.
at o *h«»w th is stitc h in g
T h e y plun t*i retu rn to S a iifu ril
4 D r v K » IK
used beu v> b la ck
shout Aug.
e n p e fiti
i bmg s lf f V f i l * h irtn iitk * f , ii pi ir t in iiil fn v o i it
w ith
D r.
and
Mr*.
J
N T o la r,
A im i a tin woiiit-M. F u lln e s s futla
Ralph T o la r and M r* L H. Me
In ty re of D rlaiu lo w ere In Ponte fro m l he \ uko in Hie form o f
V ed ra Su nd ay a* the giiewi* i»I n arro w p ic u l- , w h ich a re stitch ed
down fro n t lb
w ii s t to lo w e r
M r. and Mr*. Robert M vlver.
biplitii-. ,S| ml-- of gold r , , | ru b ie s
- a n . H al Wight
nnd
Knte c bts h- th e fro n t tan *1 fasten the
Rperring h*ve returned from St r u f f s
K iiv F ra n c is h erself, is so p ar
Petersburg where they
visited
M r, and Mr*. M. A, Yelvingtun lu ll to sid elu cd p r in ts th a t th e
seldom m akes n p ic tu re w ith o u t
fo r a few days.
in clu d in g at lea st one such d ie s *
Ml** Em m a O w en, who i* lit- In ’ M v 11il l” sh* h a s th ree. Clm :
>- u homvy b ro w n , and
w h ite
ttm lliitf aum m rr w h im l at Siiuth
■m C o ll.* * . In l.a M n n il. .p i’nl fa b ric shot w ith s ilv e r th re ad s
I h i Hi
slim t
.thi* w p .k « n il In S a n fo u l
witr 11 is m ade w ith
- teeved. V -n e c k rd
U id ice
and
Mr». J . C . D .n n c tt.
- e i n i f i i l l s k ir t g n th e ie d in to u
ML** Mary Niekle hns been w id e fitted w aistb a n d .
aiU R C II-F'IG H T K R H
MOSCOW—(A*) — Soviet *dh.iil
luthorlllei era teaching
111,1100
pertdna by corrtapondence how to
campaign agalnit religion. The
correapondence couriea for anilreligious propagandist*, organltc-l
by the commiMariat' of edjcullon.
*r» tent far iev*n months to atudenfa enlltled among tecluiei* in
rariout region*.
De S«*»4. K\|»- H*u* to I * tiel*t in
In a mifnlflcent frrove of 60 ecree
Itordering I>ake Hollingsworth, In L^keKiuid, in located SOUTHKHN COLLfcXifcl
Here is to he found one of the moat
handsome, most completely furnished Halls
for Women in the South. The entire group
of splendidly equipped buildings ia aur
rounded by a beautiful campon covered
"Uli citrus fruit trees, palms, magnolia*,
o.il.s and other native trees. The college
u.t' founded in Orlando ia 1885 as the
Florida Conference College. In 1902, the
Florida Seminary was opened at Souther
land, now Palm Harbor, oil the West CoasL
In 1900, it was incor|n»nit4'd as Southern
College.
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The peculiar THUNKF1SII, which
common on the const of Honda, b lln
angled I The species is so singiihiT r . •
jH*arance, and so easily pn*eer\* d ti
*v
have been common in eolleclum
*n r
tike collecting of tropical curt*
gaii.
HVSIVLyi
The official language rtf the
Ltague of Natlona -are French
hnd English. Any representative
wishing to speak
In another
language must provide a transla
tion of hb speech In Ervneh or
English.
lamp.,i J *n
U to L r l .
|N Add ttio n a ! lu n ld iu i s m.w a iid e i con*
si Mo t m-ii wd
li*'0»e Intel est'lllf
e ilin D * f»om ; i la f n i Am erican
i imtil i n a m i *1* p .*11 m e n t a l e l*
h i l u t ’* * 1 d o I in t« d S t a t e s C»4»V*
iiim iiii*
1 1 d* •ji f
put 11 ic i pa li on
a ill !•« limit * i bi |ie is tiu a l d irvc*
t o m o f I *i \ fi 4and* » V D y e , ap*
piiifif* *1 I
*• i ■ i*iinmsi 4*tier fo r
I be * v p*1 o ‘" I, li v pi t—ole h i Kotiae*
I' m i d i-f n o * I
b* **4 * * 1b.in a
' ii - ami
I I M il K
hit
FI**ruU I*
itgu w ilh
Dim* dmng a
JI S I
V IIS S F H
I b ' i i O ' h ®"i ki't * uf the Fed*
I*m l W ill* 11 project c la im thu
f it »i m w - papet
pidtli*h'>d
kit
F D*r m1 1 A m
i he F,a*t
F b n n la
«.,»/* it.
i*'iii d at St Aiigu'tm®
i4 *j 11 D> W illia m r h a r l e * W e lla r
an I- rit*11- b phy->cinn, n* erlitur.
I h>' ne%%-p. i per w a s p u b l i s h r d fu r
n vim l m u f i lh * in ITM’t,
An
im a iiim l
s e v e re
atorni
* au«e<4 Sam i i iiy , seven mile*
-mithwedf •*f Key W e*t. to lit*appeal
lint the i-daitd ntway*
I* g in ' n prriod uf rem n ati uciiMii and in a few im m ih* ia a t
giwal
new
TONH.IIT
WEDNESDAY
lidlrony |(l-2.'i
l.owrr Floor IQ-5.1
B E T W I I N I 0 U S T S with wlndmlllt. a modern -non
Qulaole" paaed for hla akiare I left I when the chlvatile country
(cnllrman and hi* faithful Rancho Fanta, on the donkey, appeared
In a pat tan I In Viactnact wooda near Faria.
Prisoners Unruly A t
Cotton’ Picking Time
Klllngten,
general
manager «t the Texa. pri*on ,«y»lem, *ay» he alway. expect, un
real and attempted c-capea Ju»t
Iwfore the rottnn picking aeaarm.
"The priaoder* dnn’ Ilka lo
pick cotton." he *ayi. "They hate
it (above all work; and they know
thdt In 'he hot weather Jo*t be
fore cotton picking time tha blwidhounda will be leaat likely tn
pick up I heir trail if they try lo
e*e»pe.
MKI.ItllltltNK Au.tr.lia l/Vi
J I'lirnm hadn’t Intended t»
g*i
h.i'
fishin g,
bill
hi*
b®lii»vti*ii In*
indfb* a r**r»inl 4*ti’h a**v*
> <!?*i**'* 4
Hiiy S •■inn » lug m arl in *H in*l
til m thdlluw w a le r, hi* f»*t*,ri*,*l
1 i*«f»ii'
uinuml
it 1*
ta il a ml
< h*KK, , l
ii'h n ro . It wuighi*'!
is m
puunil*-
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Va j*1S *•
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n o t ic e
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4.75.1*.
5-00-19,
SOS-17
O n The Trail O f Pleatless Pants —
It doe^n t take a Sherlock Holmes to notice tiny care
Iessneee in dress or cleanliness.
You Wffl Find Onr Service A Complete Satisfaction
CELERY LAND
FOR RENTAL
I
Abo Kay Francis la
“My Bill”
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SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE
Frlaee Raaaaaakla
BROWN* CO.
f t S U S QJLAOB, PU H IIO A
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' p l t i id id b n - iiii *-* H ig h 4%ii y * ar®
iruw tbtl with nii*D*r i*>uti«ts, Th*
iiijtidy
Uriilgr lw tween
Tmupil
iilid St 1% '» f - Imi g iep 4*rt* bu*ij ne-t* H i i * iim. u Hi t'tpiul Tm til*
( nemth *d i »• -dn yeur I Ii®
| I* and *i sie.ini-bip * tuiipuiiy is
i Airynig liip in iiy bind' to L uba
4and lb* I m uln V|»diu Lin e* ri»j i m l 4-n * ptiMtndlv heavy hu* t r ip e l Hu m ig h i'iil Hu RliOe.
S O U T H R K N I * . I m l., J u ly L''i
(*41 — S |ic y ia l J ii ' I k i * It il'.'c t l IV
S m ith o f M ichlir^ n C it y im p -., il
fin e * t n la lln c
II.H O fl y p .te rd a v
<■ 0 f o u r m en rh n rjte d w ilh opern li ii i; n a m h lin c r n m r i here. ((•■
a U o p ln c n l
the
men
u nd ef
.n a p e fid e il
aentencey
of
.it
1^1— Jack
m on th* nn the p en al fa rm .
ESTES PARK. Colo,, -f/Pt-A paychology initrurtnr
fnim
Pittaburgh ramped for aevrral
daya In Eatra P«rk, then moved
tn Wyoming. When he arrive*
there he discovered he had for
gotten hla entire camping equip'dent, leaving It art up in Eatra
Farit.
in.,
I h« I ’Ml.* H»»i *da S t a t e
F a ir
will be f* U: iih<l ;■»- a p a r t o f t h f
hom* on Silver Lak», »hrn- .hiU rrrovrrinr from injun.-i rr
crlvrd in an automobilr arriilrn-
N K W Y d l t K , J u ly *ti
i,r * J< iai|ih V t iin n iilly , l.'l, iir r .t ilin il
" f K itn r I V - i l i n r . S v m lira li* an I
H r. and Mra. G . K. M c K iy an 1 In te rn it in n iil N»'Wa Jtnrv'i'*'. w a '
t '.n .ia l
m a n a e -r o f
Miaa W o rrn r* M c K a y apcnl Ihi* a t'p n in lia l
w w k -rn d In Ht. P tiarab u n r » , l l c n r ' t n i'w .|)ft|H 'ra y«*«t»»ilny. T .
i l h * g u r .u o f M r. ami Mr*. Paul -I- W h it'*, rh n irm u n «.f the tin u n l
. Bartow . W hile th rra Mr». M cKay "T A n m r irn n
N eW apapeni, Jnn.,
aa chairm an, held a meeting of itn T .iu n fil
I the Educational Com m ittee of thu
1 Maaonic Home.
u p .,i v y g a m i i i . i m ; k i n k
Fvanstofi,
h.ind leude
removed from Jackaonville to her
patantad proem by which
arary fcbtr of «*cry cord in
a*ary ply b ntuntad wilh
liquid rubber, counteract* d m
daatenytog Internal friction atwf
hast which ordinarily cauaa
blowout., Nina attra pounda
of nibbar ara addad to n a y
100 pounda of cord.
Two Extra i t y w i of OuaaDfpptd Cord# unJar tha traad,
anolhar patantad Flratlona
r OHMruction faatnta, prat act
r* i«t
I who ib* milu nal g ji' baton
tw irling »
o took tip* from
him
v h» sh,iH*iig*t ntip'iK. and
nti\' . hi- i- gi-itig a I *t the iii vii 'a
t il e. t*»*
IkniTll h* In V*■s 1*1 I ui v l li if hi*
pupil- ill.
Hi> Piii i and t h e y go
Thl o u g h ilii'ii *|1ilk- II tiilicy iliu m
mu pm * •• ' i.iiP ' Ii ioi | 0 " v»*« t h e i r
K:iy Francis’ (iowns
In Film Arc l i v e l y
H
used
in- li t one
hr*»*i
*wit Itnit
I Howard Hughes |
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�Out St. Augustine Crew By Scoine 3-2%
Locals, Islets {Violators Of City Ordinances
PlayTwoGamei |
Are Tried In Municipal
in Coital City
Lookouts Get All Three G-M en, Senators
Tallies In FirstStanza And R eds Take]
Charaetertiad by the trial of Herahell Smith, chargod
with
only one white man, tha regular drunkenness, w i i »*ntenc*d to
its*Ion o f Munlcip«l Court waa pay f l or apand IB daya Ip J*il—
held Monday afternoon
with
Carlanner Jones, charged with
a **nJudgo Frank L Miller presiding. | disorderly
conduct,
John Brady, held for inve»ti-j tenced to apand 30 day* la Jailgallon, wa
imitted.
Henry Jupiter,
charged
with
The following negroes
wera destroying personal property, waa
tried: tha com of Poster Smith, aentenead lo pay $5 or apend 10
days in Jail.
Donnie Hatgher,
Noting out tha St. Augustine charged with operating a busi
charged with gambling, was dis
Saints last night, tha Lookouts ness without a license, wa* con
missed. James Wheeler, Viola
hop* to add two more games to tinued. Th* case o f John Jacob
Barton and Fannie Choke, all
their win column at the City la -. Burnt, charged with pilfering,
, charged with gambling, wers diewaa
continued.
land Park In Daytona Beach to-!
' missed.
Tom Porter, charged with dis
day.
Ike Blackshear, charged with
The local crew meat Ihe Islet* orderly conduct, was sentenced
disorderly conduct,
waa sen
to
pay
|5
or
ipcml
10
days
In
this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock and
Jail. Vfctoria Jenkins,
charged tenced to pay |I0 or spend 10
again tonight at 8:15 o’clock.
with disorderly conduct, was dis days In Jail. John Henry Redding,
Two wins ovtr tha Coatal City
missed. lola Lattimer, charged charged with pilfering, was dis
crew would greatly assist the
with disorderly conduct, was dis missed.
lookouts In their "get out of tha
missed. Daniel Carr, charged with
cellar" drive. I f the locale win
disorderly conduct, was sentenced
PREFER MARRIAGR
both game* the Talalidera would
to pay 110 or spend 30 days in
MONTEVAL1X). Ala., - U P ) most likely drop from the third
Jail.
Tesl* given 275 feminine hi
position they now hold lo fourth
Lontrr Costa, charged
with school gradual! a by Alab* ka
place.
conduct,
waa
dia-J College showed career prefer^
No information s i to the start disorderly
Alvin Price, charged with I meet in the following order;
ing hurlera could be obtained.
drunkenness, was sentenced to ' marriage, teaching w>l office
pay $5 or spend 15 days In jail- work.
iris And Schmidt PlayExcellent
De S ta te Loop Tilts
fensive Game For Sanford Nine;
Gainesville Increases!
Langston Undergoes Operation
L e a d To N i n e 1
With Gon Victory j
Collecting their only nine in tn renter. IMiman and Ada walked
d t a ftrat Inning, Ihc Sanford to fill the aafeka. Iludaon ground'd
The league leading Gaineaville
t e e b a i i defeated the HI. Auirui In Itrirnakl who threw to Judy at
tbi« BainU 3 to 2 herr Monday arrond to force Adi. Judy'a throw O-Men Increased their lead over
it and gained revenj.- fur the to Otern on flrat waa wild, how Ihe aecond place Gondolier* in
Id 7 trimming they aufferril at ever. allowing all three runnarr t,e e *b u rg Monday night by d e
feating the Gona 8 In 2 while
band* of the Ancient City to acore.
Sunday aflrrn i n.
The Saint* tallied In the aecond tha Orlando nine racked up an
Allowing rrne bit* which he when Batan waa aafe on an er- other victory over tha Asalra*
wall acattered, lanky Sul 'ror by Stlth and scored later whan In Palatka by a acore of 4 to 1
On led hia mate* to vlrloiy Skilling* polled out a hit to the and the aeventh place Deljin.l
• tha ahorteat game to be |ilayid light field wall. He wae thrown Reda pounded out a 5 to 2 deIt tha local diamond this M-aa' n. mit when attempting to take thl'd rlilon over th* Ialandera In Day
' Th# gains laated only one huui on 'he tingle. In the aevenlh the tona Beach.
140 mlnutea.
Saint* »cored their only other
Retaliating after auffering de
Ipi and Id support * » ,
given tally whrn Skilling* walkrd and
feat at the hand* o f the Gon*
Hodion -both in the inlk-ld and 1took armnd at Mobley grounded
la*t night, the G-Men increa»ed
ihe outfield, only unu error !»■ to Hudson. He ecored mlnutea
their loop lead lo nlna game* and
tug committed jy tha Incala dur latrr when Judy got a clean hit
blaat.d Hardea from tha mound
the entire eontcU. Davi* on to left field.
in the aecond Inning when they
turned In a good pciThe larokoul* ln*t the service* •cored all ala of thalr tallies.
a, handling a total of Id of one of their hartleat hitter*
outs without a alngle mia- and heal outfleldera, Mayo l.sngs- Hardee waa raplaced by Lana
flchmldt in left field «/»» ton. langaton auffered an acute who blanked the G-Men for the
remainder of tb* ronteat. Ilelma,
|bt Words of praiae from Ihe attack of appandktfia
Monday
fay the way he conducted and waa ruahed to th* Farnald- hurling for tha victory permitted
th* Gona only five aafotle*.
•If In the outer garden*. laughton
Memorial
Hospital
In th* Aaalea City Pet* MlJ two men on bare In the where he underwent an operation,
kth inning, Schmidt fielded lie w it reported doing nicely hallc'a homer with one on baae
* long, high filet to end the today tut the operation wit* prob gave the Senator* a lead which
Bg and prevent the runner. ably force him to atay nut of the waa never relinquished. Hal Conn,
cfoaalng the platter,
game for the rest of the beaten. Orlando Hurler, allowed th* l*a
be moat apectacular perform*T. Al'ftllTINR
*k ¥ k • latka nine aaven hit* o ff hia ofI Wt« turned in by Otero, Jiitly lit
A • 1 3 faring* but kapt tham wall acat
A 0 l J tared.
ill first sneker. Ilia agility KitkInml lb
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UlaVWfey he handleil the Imll lilrrn lb
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oght many favorable rtum- MHm If
1 fl 1 1 In Daytona Beach, ihut out the
( 1 fl f»
feta from the local fan*, lie, lUIrtn <*f
Hkl!tln«n rf
3 1 1 1 Islander* until tha ninth Inning
( handled 13 putouta without llnblpy e
4 1* 1 1 when they pushed two marker*
»l 0 il f» *cro*a. It waa Homer Rice1* eirtga in gl* miacuc.
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one on haae that alerted the De1
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TtitRila
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[ the ramalnder of the content.
Mb f. h n Geuiaavllle Odd 00(1 000—d In |
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Moora filed out but Davi* aingled A|t*lr# rt
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The Bailon airport wat (ilabllahed In 1222.
B IR TH D A Y REMEMBERED
MALARIA
people with fra* who
March' 7 »o that I hay
calibrate hi* birthday.
MONDRAGONE, Italy —W > An inscription on the recently
uncuvtrnl tomb of Lucius GarBoaton haa Buffered aavaralj
manua rtvtala that in 43 A. D. from fire*. Destructive fir** oc
he bequeathed 2,000 aaatarcra curred than In 1070, 107V, 1711,
(about |8S) to fumlah local poor 1700, 1072, 108V, 1IM.
COLDS
SANLANDO
FISHER
SNUBBED
JOE PALOOK A
KIN I NAME PERM K H U N
T 'L B A V B ,S iR » A N * 6 0
T 'M V Q UARTERS.'*
Tha United Stataa fareal •• pr
ice now uaea « newly invented
“ danger meter” to warn foraat
rangtra when condition* In fartata become ao dangaroua that
firaa are likely to occur.
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VOLUME XXIX
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AN INDEPENDENT NEW SPAPER
Member Amodated Press
Remind* Connfy Prodnren
Mor» Fruit And Vegetable# Than Anjl ,
Similar Area In America
9
SANFORD. F LO R ID A . WEDNESDAY. J U L Y 27. 19.18
Ettlnnlinhed In 1908
M M HER 286
.■
Citrus Producers [Body Of Ward
Form Association Is. cla*med
After Plunge
A t Oviedo Parley
L A N D S IN LISBON EN RO U TE HOME
Rescue Attempts Fu-
Growers Of Seminole A A A RpdrninPtfl
Name FredForward A ft A nesiramed
As P r e s i d e n t At From Collecting
Organization Meet
Tax On Tobacco
ti,e
UnemPl°
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BankAsTelIer
Uaps
200 I oet To Death
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John
ru'd who Irruinl IT ,
Burton Outlines
Florida Judge Adams *lur""'
»>'* <i.-aih i,,t night
/ Goals 0^ Group C»’ r„ a_ n_ t js I1n_ jiun nn cn tt i! o. .n„ „■ff ' rr, hut.-i
• aniling ur iiu IH inrh li-dit.'
f.tr n«-aiiy u hoUI,.
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•Ion restraining the Agriroltur.l
Adjustment Administration from
collecting a tax nn all tobacco
marketed in excess of quota*
The injunction w*. requeued
by ivveril hund.ed north Fin,Id*
growers headed by Dr. K I!
Harknei. of U k e City.
Judge Adam, has not .et a da'o
for hearing argumrnt. on mak
With about 25 bona fide
Rrowera signifying tXeir in
terest in a growers organiza
tion. the Seminole County
Cltrua Growers Association
waa formed and officers
elected Tuesday night in
Oviedo. The meeting was held
Ing the order final. The tax w..l
at the Future Farmers of b* pairl Into the registry of the
America Building.
court here to be held until a final
J’ 1* "
bl*
M A D R ID
upper
half
I till'
27
|u.r' of tii.n.liii I.y
-i ntt’iut' fur
fv,»l t * ,i|t»
t u m p h>tjt
. ip* I f i » ||| p**’
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unmlh** infii
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iTipli ii* t lilt
III i l l . h t 'k a ti.tr I.. Men.nr, li.ieh <1 .1. 1.1, linn, I’orlngal tntlm .01 it,
,u n k
in
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apnplnnn
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Wit, ‘ ill sn i.lll) J ltt iic k l.ll tho
•alliti
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liniiiti- .Iriqq.i'il
tll.'V
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lint
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Mi.niluy
Tw o
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D e a th T a k e s
Dr. C. H. H erty
In S a v a n n a h
Hangers Mystified
As Old Faithful
GevsrrtioesBcserk
If'hftkfr (41nli
State Court To Be
Asked ToRe-Open
Marble Game Case
U. S. Observer In
Refugee Problem
Begins Operations
,
Jim Farley Gets
\ Shave On Sunday
Police Chief Has
Light I n s t a l l e d
As Safety Measure
Public invited To
On $250,000 L i^htin^ P la n t P ro ject
Townsend Meeting* PA
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M i I . uml i 1 i ut 1hi> s h i j i
It* WIh ,111* •i'll th I*' l*n .1 M»t*
toil...
in ttn g her. T h e m were
Adlon w m taken «fjc r an ailL* 1s *htHhf* ,111*1 \YH-> »" h.lv*
drtaa by W. I* Burton, aclina
" " I....... f ti.. . Hu. attack was
Iw'lYr II il h* ill i ri|f Iwl.i \,
o»if -11 .1 .ni. .111*mrr I In* N|i*rthti
secretary of tha atala organisation
*'oa 1
o f growers, In which he reviewed
Sjuifu It i*<*\*■* muu’ DI .It-.pnL’ hpA
the prrddema facing the grower
»• uttt.l i: ■•v*•*Moo ul uni ilium rn
and urged orgen Iration In order
h«*I Uui *Id tl.* it way iido th»
to better combat the problems.
f-Irrr» of ( s Hith'x i, k»-y rD y nf
Fred Forward of Fort at CHy
•alii I hr i u i ' i luh "Ilia tin* I bkthrrbn
waa named premaaent chairman
limirv-M lu *.|.|li.»i l^r* fur
of tha board o f director* and
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levied on all tobacco sold in ex began to spin rrai.ly,
\ vriO N AI. *11■i « »• t Sui ill ftilvrtiifi* j;rmj|>a
\ M | n \V S T » *S F
president of the group.
Noted
Chemist
Was
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tin
The
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below
was
alight
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r v ilh W v*i, JuK *;
Ur. Burton spoke In the ab- cess of the quota. The total quota with flute, of motion picture cam
m i iii| I "lull will hi* h«M u
Pioneer In Paper Itui.l In ill*' ftt'IlM i, *.»>•* th** *li*ij4itti h* * Att',,1, wlnl** l|n» main
Have
Boon
Spent
aenco of Senator A. W. Young for Florida la tl.OOO.OOO pounds
*
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SIing
T
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m
ilny
.tlh- I W*iV h#if, l*' m i ; i -I . mi Hu* uiif tkirlu ,
•ho waa original? scheduled to for this season hut the crop is eras,
I
Industry In South i ■ing*,i *„ fm th. i * ’ . MVtm ll...*
» At s un .* . |l** k
In U. S. Since ’ 31
A great mitAM*d mi'Bil APIM*
lone’*
111till 1?''Ul U<Ul*t'8 111**If*l*"li thill
“ I * vp laining virliY
deliver an addresa but was unable expeeted to run aJs.ut |H,(MXI,lKHi from
the milting thousand,
pound*.
only d fuw u«tb4"i hiiirifit truf*|rt
avvvii*
gi vwer-* elu mi I*I
U> attend. | Mingled wdh 'hr moan a, it
th.**
SA V A N S A ll , t i a . J u ly
1
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'***klt rmi'tifig uf
Hr
MORGAN
M
BEATTY
u |i| F a it h f u l, Vblueh ha* b**cn haj iitrthuk't .f I.* i h m the F#hn»
Pointing out that the interests
died away was the crash of glass
w in i ,V i
l»i
r i u i r le x I L l l c r l y , 7 1 , eru ptin g on 'hum like
W A S H IN G T O N . J u ly 2 7 . - *fP)
wrrri un• h* ilub- K.v.-t » I Mial
o f the shipper and grower have
as the body hit tha edge of the
hi an i seiwi lit H a . BuaUet
'i,1
Vnl.lra II....I l« Mt rbem iwl w h o |»ion*,i'F**i| in th** »Ir fur a* Song Ihnl th* i tingei n '**t riliu lalr “ * M.vrfiiiMi-rit
marquee and bounced off, fal’ine „ T n a destitute fsmily. a r .I.e fD
I v*eh*|ini**iit o f p a p e r p 'llp floM i theft ' wntelo> l*\ *1, i .iliuoti i Utleys P.(«J 1,| I r, IMlIl
lljvilIKn In
t C t fn " he new ornnlrhffk itiriy !*•* niHlifni front hf* ' pa Cui.
then straight downward in 11 bat
| wfiijIhciTi p in e tie c a , ilte il h ere
I lir
<kt> *t
■allow nothing but bona fide
illifi lit e he hi M*l tlllii
D
rn — nr it nmy rfprrw nl a M
tried mxss, face down.
H orn at M ille ilg c v illi* in I *♦*’*, i‘u * h I f*7 tiiMini**-* mmw . itiHeail
W hjtlr'vrr iraiiit f In*
tf'»verngrower* are considered as eligi
without bnpr
rr»" ,,,,,r,H'lv mrrtinj:
m*nt iiiih I** an tlm fm n t, how*
ble for membership. By limiting
T*. n politician, th»*
n I,* » ih r I »••»>* (tub will !»«• hrl.l m he w m gnn|uut*<«l fro n t the 1 H i **f ever) I 7 iiitliut*f<*
v eiH|t \ * .f (ieo ru fiii Mini
Jo h n
tha membership to this group, he
ftamhovv amt l »111g i »■.* pool -. I'Vfi', viu'rii**i| fihti u Ilia n **ff»f*t
rhrek may 1m* a perplex in k I1*'J1’ llu VmM* / Hole t o n i g h t a t 7 no
TAI.IJUIASSEE, July 27. —
flo p k in H e ta u g h t u l the l ‘ m
•fid, there will be no conflict In
oVIoik
n*M imiltv *i *11* 1 ami . **lm fid ID L i flu' 1*4 in il** liMin ifffit iulvmien
I
*-ru
in
government—
nr
it
nun
\i*rs|t> **f (Georgia
u n til
1^ J
puiposei as has characterised IfP)—lutwyen planned to aak the
tie h*..lie** .*f
VAUliM.
-xUiMifllv m F ' l H nirttlu ia |ir«iviiirt* Mouth*
prfivifle vixioriM of vote*.
formed organtiaflone In which supreme court today In an ex
w i” l .»f M,u li ill hiHurtfuntfl m id
A jM'imil hm h* **i) graiileil l*y uh.-n hi „ ,-sit lo wnik fm I 'n.I.-il h,„,. t >t. >n,l m l" .|...iilii.k- .ibnl
Thui*e things a rc llcl»ntrtbli•
TI h i .
.ni.ui.■■■>•-■<* Mu \ hail i-u|ituruil 1 1,000 prU*
both shipper and grower have traordinary petition to r-onen
But- there i-* no qurMlon l‘‘ »• S, Ilenuimiii i ■ rep air and re Stair- Huri'Sii of Fnresl.y
the
casts
ht
which
it
drc'ared'
been admitted to membership.
Ho Utoi taught at tin- Un.v.-i him- ».i,|u-i « « a .
il..- walk, •1111*1-11
to Ihr treuMirie* uf lh«* t 'ni(»‘ 1 roof
With growsfs opersting under marble board* and pin games are!
In C h in a, Jiipmii**** iiavut unita
lh«* nn* S tond >it*'iM aL an r . l i s.ty uf North Carol.na on.I .-.lil.'.l vs lx, I. wore • on,l. m t-il -•* that
BF.RMN, July 27.—I/Pl— Th.- .SUI
silica
m ■ ml ita Huhiliviii' mthe previous system of Individusl unlawful In Florida.
li join na i of inilllsll lal amt , 11 tnili .s.s migli. gef a gli..qi,o ol |in-v4*-il n i pill I y up ih.* Y u n irtin
cherk it a |iain in I hu mat*- I r o d o f f2r.IT.
i'nitrd
States*
official
refugre
id'
The court denied a rehearing
marketing, he asserted, growers
gi.ivor.i.g ihoimstry
th,.
water,.
R'vi’i limuri] liankaw afti*r ncnrek.
. a‘ tcrneya m-.vtr arrived In Berlin yesterday
had no authorative voice in the petition yesterday, hu1
Ho l.rovo.l newsprint cuultt InHainhow ., - p o u t mg lit. t.-.-t <iip.it dim uf Kiukutiiif. i:ir» nillrj*
and started work on an assign
For the relief rhf*ik Is rum '*
.........lin
g
o
f
A
u
lb
-ra
w
ill
lie
A
actual marketing of thslr fruit. •aid thry expected 'o file an n.cnt which German official sou.- 1Ihjen the pulilk* huJifvtd run th**w
proilni'nl from soulhort. fun-il, ...to Ih*- air; I'ong.*--, i, to,,.ng «t'»>*n rivt-r from th** proviNimial
hi*M in Ibe E l k , H a ll .n n lg h t. It .’ miirb ih**iifH*r than irn|mrU‘<l )*■
They were at the mercy of the other move today. The result *1:1 era believed would Invulve fir,I It I, red ink on the public
Mill ih vhiili'r * | it *tl t uf lilfutiwt pun rapital.
f
r
e
,h
r
n
i'i!
t
,
w
ill
he
served
an
d
a
ll
shipper. But, he added, under the be to delay, at least temporarily, of all an attempt to win freedom — red ink that'a going to .lay
l'fT»
muiI
II h.** *iiif(«*4
out
Hu
Jhvpal* hi*a from H ankow jiaUI
o f f ic e r , an d m e iiib e r, o f (tie ad
aystsm of organisation now going the court'* final mandate au for Jews in concentration camp,, the book, fur
Mm i hi Mu'll* fu» i'lifu m in istry h*«t
hnflivk.*y« aiitl f.'fir*"* a ml
ha
lung lime
I viao ry eiim in ttte e a re e .p e c la ll.v
Into effect In a number o f coun thorising sheriffs and other offi
ihi*r** ami hud
i'll Vr m l till* Ml With hf|j»> |MWil«T. ul.. s.| uffirt'N
Tha observer, George Brandt, a come,
Former Resident Of
re q u ra le d to he pi event.
ties, the grower will be protected cer* to atise the machine.
Lriiljfi*
iw •'! i i |*Iihif **v- m*'\t*il foHi niitt'M fa rth e r in lin e!
cnnaul in the American foreign
In seven yeara, relief of the
by hie own organisation. Each
The rehearing will be sought service, spent a largo part of tl.
Sanford Pan hum Away **ry h o u i. H*m**luf*>»** itv qum i ■ i" Chim^kiJijr
' / 7
,.r : .
.
:unemployed ha,
; rrust
~ ~lit ~leual
. ,,.hi/
The annual rhicken barbecue
Individual grower will hove the on the ground the IS3T antl-alot
-— ——
mif *
rm ililn*!
la* |in**lii!<*tl nl
insurgent furrrs unlcnxhrd a
day conferring with Ambassador teen and nne half hi Inn dollar. , ..
...
...
. ..
,,
|, , , i
„. . , ,
,
of the hiwama t lub will be held
power of the entire citrus indus machirv. law did not repeal a
M.
K'ltt
Mulnar,
form erly nil. It.^ n*'l|fhhm, Th**Vnl«*ntm»*,
-s.ug.a.riul
iMuntersttack
Hugh Wilson. Ha said he had no First cities, count ea, and state,
.
c ,
T i..„. i..
*
*
at Siiiilatuio .Spring, Thursday F*U lirn»' Tftkarh t»f
try tacking him.
1035 law which licensed marble statement to makt, as his mis itarted spending.
th is fi*y , vimii iin ii*a|j«*iithihlf ».* a ID yi-iii
<msin, I th- ground furi-c* in an
Then
in
The purpose o f the new organi boards and pin game*. The law
afternoon. The weekly luncheon
i tfiirl In hlin-k lb- i.ffcnsivo but
at h er honii" in
I hifinfllon *»lil work hornc,
N*»wit ihriot
sion waa privala.
Undo .Sum Jumped
in.
Since
of the club for today was ilia- Tu»*w*lay following an
sation la not merely to form a yers acid this point, and some
‘ ndi'd tu bri-nk tb- ...i.vcnH-nt,
i|lp**^< o f »»Dy tim«,
German officialdom, however, then the federal government baa
maiketing pact and declared that others of a
technical nature, believed Brandt would try fir,t far outdistanced the state, and pen "
l’b» ismpaign seltlrd dt.wn to
i%c*v*-1»| muriihk.
Th** f .1 m< tl ■! 1*1 W hii 11ur>cr hu-*
1
there w«ra many other matters were overlooked by the court In
■t i inflict lie'wet'll government
Mr*.M olnai
w a*
horn
in ifivvn b irth
hi ti
fu*w LiHl*to win liberation from the con- citlaa— forking over ten billion,.I
to consider Such aa'limiting else 1U original decision.
f.iidiy and tho insi.rgrnt plane!
I KM I ami m *
W hu lijfi^
whn h
hi a
centratlon camp* of those thou- while the states have chipped m| M^tnbrrx i*f thr Nanfntil I.o<l||u l.onuwomj Nuv
• f boxes, eelling of ftoaen or
No. fl'J F and A. M wrri* i»kr<! I* IGt at,'*l ineSanfunl pchmil a mi«| hwiirhi of fiom MI h» U
•anils o f Jew* arrested since the (),r<> <n)| # half bllllnns.
f»**l a (Ml gtivortni'Ml triH>|>s holding
gross fruit, and tha selling of
tlio tiiqior Iwi'.d mi far.
Collejmin
VYinler
uvr-ry ‘JO *rrtimk
new violent antUemltle wave
Thirteen and a half billions n tiff fay In m*'**t in th** MaNcinfr Mt Rollirm
oranges by weight irfther than by
ll.i- t roo ps rrumbl'd in trrnchei
Tempi** tiftiight at 7 ;.I0 o Y lo rk Park. Hh«*
started eakly In June.
m lot o f money.
married to Krnrat
a lia . Expanding on tha latter, he
...id im iliirlrrrs m tr.surgont raidat
Officials seemed disposed to
In the kind ..f money anybody bufurr b-avlng It* u ffu iati*
M
n
in
a
r,
ch
em
ist.
«,r
N
ew
Y
o.k
Kiwunis’
I*arty
To
Be
said Florida would benefit UeIlcn- in 1111.5,
rame overhead and than re*
grant this freedom provided the Mn count, relief la coding Ittf fuDural M’rvicpx of
And Jamin J. Turner.
CHEYENNE. Wye^ July 1 7 - prisoners firat obuln foreign Im- n„ r|y $4,000 a minutes.
.She ws, a prnmeent riva- AtSanlnndo 'I’hursday ,.uni'll the push.
\ll towns in tho path of the
Uf )—Affable and aceamndating migration vims. Garmnns be the rate of speniling is going up.
li-adi-r and i-lubwunmn. Shi- wa,
N Y ru liiil
<*vpuvt a b il *'l c l c l th la yrar for the thi.d
(also a Republican), William Ho- lieved It was Brandt's problem to e-That 14,000 a minute include,
A lion. 15.) p rr un, an- raped o f f ' tisiv.1 I... tho wo»t bank of the
*haw might have gene to Jail be arrange these viaai. but they tome fornix of MKaltctl p«rmi*- lion tlullar iricrt-UM' in buBintiiJi term a, president o f the (hm- mi tu atti'i.d tl.i' an...lal rhirkrn rivor, inrinding A,ru, Mora do
cause he shaved Jim Farley, Ih* pointed out that mdny foreign
during ihr WorM’i Fair in 1030. nrllon Woman's Ui.d. and wa, a barbecue of tin- K.amnia t lull Kl.ru and Bonissnol worn occu
ICm II bbH mm H i t 1«m |
pied.
Democraile chieftain, on a Sunday countries ware unwilling to make
ft.tmrr ardHinnl virc prrsiilr.it Thursday Hflrri.iH.n at Sanlandu
In tho trinng.itur are covered
room for German Jews if they
morning.
nf the American la-giun Aux.l Springs, Arthur lt.ai.ai. has rat.by government lines, staff nff.cert
William Jaffers, president of arrhr. at their frontier penniless. • P f l l a t k a V < ) t e r 8 T i l l ' l l T h U l l l b S D O W I I
iary and was also an adivn mated.
said between 5,tWX. ami ll,r)00 pH*
A traffic light
has been bIn» the Union Pacific railroad, re
nirmh-r nf Ihr I'arrnl Tear her,
Tim yi >1 uTf .i >vi 11 hr run
Himri, i l l Spanlxh. w«*rc laktn#
sulted at thaIntercast Ion
of *«"tly wlrod ahead to O ie jn M
Association. She was a drv.mt ducted jr'n't- mill. Hi.- Hrlaind A hunt 2JNMI imiri* iriniifgt*nN win*
French Avenue
and Seminole
“ 1*1 Hoohaw, a Mend, lo
Cathnlir.
and Wilur. i'ntk . Inn..
*ft*rr *1 in lh«* hill*, nhufc o ff from
meet
a
westbound
train
and
give
Boukeard, Police CMac ■Bay G.
She is survivrd by her hu.
*n nddllmn In memlm.s o f Mu* mnin f*irro*
______
, f A LATltA, July 27—ralalka Mayor John W. Cimpbrll.
Farley
a
shave
so
that
Farley
Williams announced Wddnaaday,
band,
two
daughtrrs
rr.l
una
n
lhc
rluH
there
will
be
many
Pri.pisntils r/almrsl .that d
In making nnnouiteement of *m
"
‘
••
In conjunckm
eonjanekm with-tha. light could attend church her*. All the
municipal plant would trsult in of llunncllon nnd her mother. 81" * 1* present including wives W iikl* Cuts In Steel *
. k n Been sign directing truck barber shop* wars closed and a
B 23 perrrnl reduction in mtrs Mrs. II. K- Takarh; a sister “ " ,l Dirnda o f Kiwamans.
drivers dawn French Avenue in city ordinance provided a fine of
I r v in g will b. g.u nlx.ut ti nt.
with no debt burden on tnxpay- Arsnka; thrra brothers, Julius,
InduHtry Forecast
from |S to WO for any barber thur A. Kirchhoff. aecreUry.
V
*
hr
r“
"
"
rr<""''
e rd e r to prevent tbelr going
J" hn >’ la-onardy is gen
era. Opponents stated electric Frank and Carl Tikach of this
who opened up and went to-work ,U U d today that Urn meetings
7
*
‘*
ctty,
eral rhairmari in cl.aige n( at
UsrwBgts tb* downtown M otion,
on Sunday.
WASHINGTON. July B7—CJP1
are open to the public and that;
J ln" ‘ Uih“ '“ ' ‘on
=• users would suffer from Increased
Chief Williams a n a
fntrrnirnt will hr made Thur, r* nBvments.
- - - IInUnatml
wU m b M
In
i*
°"
voters rn*
Nevertheless Ifoahaw obliged. **
A fiurrast of wage ei.ta In tho
-evenron.
In ihi*
the N
Na
^
^ rates nrrrsssry to pay off govern
everyone
\ A t the feet i t French Avenue Neat day n rival barber attempted
“
""
ment loans by which the new ■lay In the Evsrgrrrn Cenmlrry
stool industry was made rastertional Recovery Act k nlwaya
bttweea Ue booiovei^ ajad; the to file a earn plaint against H*amendment or ordinance which plant would hr financed.
i» <*•)•■ .
Hritinh TransAllanlic day by Krnaat S. Ballard, spokse
Inkefrent a
barrkV
wf|
be shaw and accused Mm af violat welcome.”
declared " i t is expedient-!,, cmman for the Inland iitrrl company
They said I'alatks’a rates were
Mr. KlrcMwff declared that a
♦rrcted
i safety BMBwre. El ing Urn Holiday closing order. Po
etrucl and maintain—a plant for
nf f'hlrago.
already lowrr than many municomplete report at the Central
ton Moughton, City Architect, lice discouraged Uw rtvaL
the manufacture and dixlnhutloq
Ilsllird * way a witness at a
Florida matting. Which was held
m fi *nt h
arrier
has draw* plum
thti B
harrier
Im p e d e d _
,
P o r tu il. July 27.
Roahaw said, “ It wasn’t a mat in connection with the picnic nt of electricity—for such of it* Ingnvrnment hearing called by tha
___
— The British Pirk a-hark sea- public contract* board to deter
will ha
ter af baaInsea, manly a friend Orlando, wilt ha given. Ha said habltemta m may require and |uy decrease in company rates since
four feet
who bad a friend wha Beaded n that Mrs. Martha Hoffltt, treas for same’*.
IM ).
*
. Mcmbera o f tha hoard of Hi-1 P1" " * Mf!wurlf- homeward bound mine Ih* minimum wagu* whleh
A total of U.1 voters expresxe.l Proponents h«d been staurad of ,
her I
will
H I J,hg BMd
k shave, even If ha k • D m e o iL * urer, who has return ad from Cal•"•) committee chairmen
' Ir» l ImnaAlInntle survey steel employers mu»t pay white
themselves against the ordinance
i . D. r„ nt
° f ‘ he Rotery Club mot at the, Gight, arvive.l here from llorta, execullng government cuntraeta.
ifofnla where aha was a dele
A
force.
while
TM
signified
approval.
government gift of 45 P * " « n t |horn, of President George Rollins
ta r“
Chief Williams
Spokesmen for the ''UUte fol
gate to the national convention,
The vote, the greatest ever cast coat of a new plant. Plfly-fhra Uit nifh, ro)lowinv 4 ihoft
Tha hop took Just srvi>n hours. l o w . " In tbb atcel Industry, *eho-.
that tha lateraeelkrs has
k expected to ho praaent and
In a municipal election hero came r mnt of tho cost waa said to nesa session In which moving pic A fte r Irsa than Jwn hour -stop ing in part Ballard’a vtew of
that she will ghra a talk about
•• a culmination of three weeks
aval la bis from PWA loan to ture* of tho recent Rotary Inter plan# took o ff for Rguthaniplnn steel condition*, pleaded for tha
bar trip at aomo moeUag in tha
of Intensive campaigning with iha b< aecured from revatiuo certifi national convention in San Frtn- anR Foynes, Ireland.
rstaklUhment o f wega dlffaraw* I
AY pOBseaC Usd
futura.
city commission hooding tha muni cates, payable oeer a tong period ,ciaeo were shown by H. H. Cole
dale to eompansate for tho i
cipal pknt proposal and the Flor a f jrva re. Voter* turned down tho man, light refreshments were
BUIP FLOATED
numlc advantage* of mass pro
AUTO EXPORTS UP
ida Power and Light Company np- MOpoari because they believed served.
duction and raw matertela poa*?
poaiag tt.
Service to be secured from »
Among those praaent beside*
WASHINGTON, - L P l - Coa.l soiscd by tho big producer*.
Th* toauo in the election waa municipal plant would ho btfarior Mr. Rollins and Ur. Coleman guard headquarters reported yes
sharply drawn between supporters La Iha service they now bate, wera: H. J. Lehman, Randall terday that two o f ita cutters had
Power and Light Com- rates ware fair, and that tompe- Chase, S. 0. Skinholser. Holland floated the Brasilian raining ship
with Iha private utility al L. Dean, Jimaa L. Ingky, Pint Aimlranta Saldanha, which went
Partly cloudy tonight J
ia tho Held would ha dla- Stine, Martin p n a , E. J. Peter- ■ground o ff San Juan harbor,
Thursday with scattered *how
Rico. Tho ship k
aoo, E- B- SIMM, Dr. B. W. RupThursday,
. - Jo
tho harbor,
turiU, and. C. T, Parker.
N a tio n a l R elief
A c t iv it i e s Cost
$4,000 A M inute
^
.fu lv
R r ilia h
D i’llw v n
mill k1tit ItIV
The
The
m ill kill hu.,-1 If M lli. i lim n
!•,«• k r•• th* •’ ¥ \ rut-linlrV’
I / i i 1 P - k v , w ho
Inland whei. 1 took o ff l,i-t m erV tor a exp erim en tal flight a r m . , the At
m,,lr *lnrr nonn" me to jum p turn flight hi Knyur
Here Ih. plane 1* shown h- i.t to the mother ph.i.e, Man.,
the e .a ft took o ff for New
Dorn hi* perch he Inprd out in hint tc
lo
svrnue.
..I. a in.go of newspaper,, ' vv-no-N, and new , p iitu tea.
Ymk
The hurtling body struck
decision on the disputed levy.
Th# tobacco auction .eaaon in m* r'l',rc
t1* * » y l" 'he «trret.
north Florida and south Ceorgia |fringe.) I.y horrified thn.uamU
open, tomorrow morning and hun- I «>‘ her hundred., remaining in
their neighhoting offices after
drrda of grower.
bringing 'heir weed, to ware- work to await .he outcome o f the
hnuaea here, at Live Oak and at long ,iege, scrran.ed ovrr the ee
rie climax.
several Georgia cities.
The h.sly plummeted straight
AAA quota* *Vr Imposed on
each grower and SO percent tax downward for s split second, then
H
Loyalists Capture'
taek On Hankow
P" lcr' bl" ,’w " ".other.
* ml
wh '
h,m 10 rl,mb b* rk l" ' l>
tJl'" b‘,t1,1
l’" llcr M,d ,b' Jrr'ulh h,d 2rt
rrnU
bl* ^>n<•k,' , whp" ,hp>
,” r k '''1 1,p
1-C'crol
«f* 'r
" * 200 fnu* >,|un*''
A*
<lrrw up a not ...
hoP»* t,f «h*art|ng hi. threat,
Five lhtmhs Drop On
YesselWithout luoss
Of L ife In One Of
Series O f .Attacks
Felon Prefers Death
Rather ThanReturn Rebel Stronghold
To State RoadCamp Jnn Navy Presses Up
^ anjrt/.e For At-
By Growers Th« usaniU of curiutii New Yoi k
Says Purpose Is To Asked ____
the you nif uneni
* Assist In Ridding I.AKE C'lTY. July 27- l 4 ’i t*r* watched
b,," k
h*' , ' ,« d " "
Circuit Judge H,| W A,Ian., to- V1' . lof,y ............... ‘,r
** I n d u s t r y Of Ills day
granted a temporary inJune * ? ,ln*
........ «■* heed
✓
British Ship In
Spanish Waters Is
Sunk By Seaplane
E sca p ed Florida
Convict Cuts W ay
Out Of Jail Cell
NEW VtlNh. I ly 27 ,d*> No
one rlftimrtl th.. L ,|y 0f 2G yeir -
g
XX
IS dlTtI,‘.hr'^r7of
PlaneLunds In LiHhon
Rotarians Meet At
George RoIlinH Home
“ hS.
Rites For R J. Turner
Will BeHeldThonday
LOCAL WEA"
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’ Features Debut ;I
DahicDe Darrieux'
PR0GHA5T FOR WEEK OF JULY 24
*
A T T H E R IT Z
F irtt Show At 1:00 O'clock Evtry Day
D snltlU V D knV u*.
fitn o a
♦Je-nlllag g ift I* tW American
acn«a. c« M ’dad reatnfau U - M
seen—b e t no geekt ir|H conqusr.
Sunday, Monday— Danielle D arrieux, Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr., Mlseha Auer, Louis Hayward, In “THE RAGE OF
PARIS."
Tuesday, Wednesday— Lewie Stone, Mickey Rooney, Judy
Garland, In “ LOVE FINDS ANDY HARDY." Added featu re*
nay Francis In “MY BILL."
Thursday, Friday— Wallace Beery, M aurren O’Sullivan.
Frank Morgan In "PORT OF SEVEN SEAS." Also Baddy
Roger*. Ju ne Clyde. Claire Luce, in "L E T 'S MAKE A NIGHT
OF IT."
Saturday— The Three Musketeers In “THE PURPLE"
VIGILANTES." Also "UOOLOO."
A T T H E P R IN C E S S
ip M 'lt not bo.
•a in Mw «ay af
ryt U oogtu Falr,c o e u H M with
Sunday, July * f— Charles S ta rrc tt In "LAW OF T H E
PLAINS.” Also "KING OF THE N EW SB O Y S”
S aturday, July .10— Ken Maynard In the "W HIRLW IND
HORSEMAN."" Added "HOLLYWOOD STADIUM
MYS-'
TERY."
n uly ' tad la 'a
Baton. Broderick
kin. 4a”* world ty*
M’ whoae ' advice
|aes‘ Into all aorta
MICKEY ROONEY
l i f t Thea they*
Hoedr
U e . -In e e.
| H , ; ei»* al the
' Hollywood toad" thlTlfalde of lha
V and-inch d iaM Chnrtts ColoSt Hinds, . Hallo
t if Davenport sp
it, ehgjracter por-
Frank Morgan Plays Romantic Role
In New Film, “Port of Seven Seas’
'nothing |s to m from ths arm s o f his
Trite Is tho phrase
(CAT .FRANCIS— Faeelaatlng and faasoas hewn a ils star who L a d s new under the eun,“ but Holly sw eetheart by the luru o f gi*
* d «**' a f “ My BUF* whisk k i s s d s , t . ike Hits T h sa tra Tuesday wood sent the theatregoers some-j. sea. He pinm iset to retu rn and
thing new when they produced* m arry ‘her in threa years. 'In
•did Wednesday.
“ Port of Seven Seas,” coming to Maying
Ihe also
breaks
his
the Kits T h satra Thursday ond fath e r’s heart. In tha meantime.
Friday.
another suitor, twice , he girl s
Starring Wallses Beary, andj ago, asks for her hand,
ir '1
with a splendid cast Including sho lefuees, then agrees toM mt afry
F ran k , M organ, Mauraan O'Sul- him when she
the happiM**
llvan, John [toil, and Jessie Ralph, It will bring, Abe's still In love
the picture presente an entirely with the buy hut feels, they'll
novel theme.
»
j never ho hap _
As III* g ru ff,^h u t understand-' adventure is greater than Kia.deIng father and owner '^f a water-; vutlon for her.
«C* •
front tavern, Boery la, Out stand;
II* retu rn s to find the 'llr l
lug as usual, hnd hla dramatic m arried.
He demands th a t the
wurk with Frank
Mdrgan
is Mure her husband and " f a 'W ith
equally" as enjoyable as their him. Hla father makes film'-bee
comedy. ■
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y
| that It would be impossible f to
llu iu in et >14, ipupjMd by Miss break the old man’s happiness,
O’Sullivan, who r ru*h*d back
the boy returns to hie first
from London wkara .he appeared love, the sea.
' I
In “A Yank a l .Qgftr'J*’ with!
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Robert Taylor, tb do this pmRTAND-IN ROOM O N b r .!
lu re t John Beql, who was last) A "itin d -ln ” for a . theatre
seen In “ Double Wedding," an 1 ( boa I
Frank Morgan. No, that’s not That novel departure R. .A ,
a mistake. Morgan does some-‘technique of motion picture plothlng entirely new In screen c h a r - ductinn was tried for the m et
' '
'M todey-R jtoa
to the . aapie.
Th- s . . y u .
~
fa rin g 'c a r
star has all tha varve
■.ppvtM »bd unvelsn*
' Kr*"<h
• ghft*iajr mors with
d h . t L d w ta ia s tir
V l N f c bf dlaio.ua:
floods, u r a W V * -Ufa
hdndrtd
to id o
nettor
miles an hour.
, Mickey racer
o tf f l l m .
4
port based an
the .balit’ of
• Universal
f ■’. n t f S I
Attorney
ncierltallone W d funs* romantic time on an ’’Opera'' rfruuMWs
and lira malic ilhh outaUndlng for Universal’s ‘The R ag^jof
m u lls.
1P aris" pitying
a t th e ’ H ta
-T h e story toneama a bay who Thsatra, Saturday and SiqrfgJ-
MnjiRrs, Murphy la tho latest
ofiscjdr-writera to: tom down of
fer* ite r'w rite Hellywood gossip
froth fed," “Inside." The yoong,
acOr la. associate editor-of one
Hollywood publicat ton .b u t, like
of hla doubM-threat position..
Murphy to In "My Bill." *.
^
Because Maureen . O’Pulthraji
drecratod the Intel lor o f the
portable dressing-room aha used,
during filming of ’ Port o f Seven
S eas" the actreee refused lb
accept ■ new one front >;«h»
Advertising
Contract Awarded
• te l*
tonaibly called to itudy, ,U *
pUliiatlod, ;disregarded, a .call
cernpstitlve preposate * aha
ytad yesterday a surprise tee*
Jan renewing the city’s H * v
publicity e ln tra c f e lth Cetl
it and aaMclatoe for another
Ionian L. O n T O .. ih*ir!M»
the publicity advjtohy board,
I various organluttobt had
n aaked to pubrnlt pfand a t a
1ting
tomorrow but padded
v
.
.
» M.. Wright group ef Now
k. had prepared potpectane*
response to the board's lavt»n.
lyolr first securod the city
tract, three y e a n ago. Heed*
fiers of the organisation. arc
Mew York.'
pit: fer. unnypfSMrjly frojn heat this
mmm
ilnole County
urt Records
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fu p sjto .frrtjwuli^ii tlicsssdves as
dnd store to
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twos, Jessie U ,
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B o fo r t b The Only O a ln l
City Affording RgU. Hf(hway
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VOLUME XXIX
L ate R eports
Give O’Daniels
M ajority
*
M em ber A ssociated P re s s
lt 'A S
“ I chose the Ton Command,
m enu a* a platform because I
thought they would make • good
one,” sold the affable, 44-yesrold flour jobber.
The strange medley of hill
blUy tunas and rousing attacks
on professional politicians plus
appeaU for higher and more lib
eralised pensions
dumfounded
veterans of Texas campaigns.
Evidently It appealed tremen
dously to thousands of re tarn.
O’Daniel spread hie politic si
gram flra ovor Texas from a
platform equipped bus whisk cov•rod hundreds of milas dally la
this largest Mato of the union.
Whan Um bus approached a
lawn where O'Danial was to
epoah It paused outride the city
limits- The oaW riahuts
oat, moaatod to the f iliform aad
affixed flags aad pequngW Than
with the orihm ha T tra to ii a t
tha hue wheeled
' in t o
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Nl'.MRER 284
Kstnnllshrd In 11MM
New Insurgent
THE WEATHER MAN PREDICTED RAIN HERE!
S u c ce sse s In
Spain Reported
Rebels Take Province
In Southwest Spain
As Forces MarchOn
Catalonia In North
I
R ic o , J v i l f
• nil
miii ■>
1•
in 11 It*
hi
nib
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nor
m i
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in*
i«h A1111*t cart w111
Urn* mini w n kilb**l bv imlic©
uml .1 i;iimb**r mjurvd
P'»lu • -tU • imitlc g in a t* Thry
firw l by
S u d a y . o f eontimi.il muifiill h io u g h t sbuut
-II- like thin at lb rkmv
m mem be*r nf l hi* nation* li®i i
room .1 m o to n - t pre pare, to .ti-cvpl aid f i o m -t party in .1 i
bo at tin ilfut. ; :
p n U , A group dpfimruling ind®* i
pt*n*l©ru'© for Ih© lV»'t©iI Stilt©*' bs ckgiiiund who have* been m i off fiom town h> the *nilnn©1 g rtl h ig b w .u
tin 11Le«r pofs«sAion O rdrr
w*i j
qi’ickly restnrrd and the parade d"* I
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continued.
V
Lieutenant Colonel In rarry of j *
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the Puerto Rirsn Nations) Guard L f f t S D
Y lC lIH lS l O
ms wounded fatally. Among th®
o • n o io t t® rrIjinjured were Miguel Angel Gar
..i i.. i. gov ern incut'i
cia Me rifle*, speaker of House of
holding H ie in s u r g e n t
(!ilv News Briefs I
Representative*. and Franci*co
\ d« in 1,1 aloi'Mt t>» a
1.4i p4** I >om incurs, cn m n m d n n er
T h e * e n n m o iif h lv m et Mug •*l
aiintl 4i ill 111 11|. Mi • 'ii w ar i»r©*.
of Agriculture and (’om nirirf,
he t ‘ it \ C o m o n
it m %k i l l l«i ||H < |
iii'ii
in
On Ih* • Him 1 witr
A few minute* a fte r the -‘hoot
m Ih t P i t y I I , i l l iM in g b t .«r
III
SfimM, ii i ' h© tur m*rlh within
ing Gov
Wirmhlp drliveied a
o'cbo k
b'l! 1 rih"l i,'f Hi. K. *t» h rr*inti©r.
ipeech in which he urged Puerto
rtlm**-‘i
• -a,linn *n , u i ’ ll h i y Imr
Rican* to let nothing occur which
T h e werklv m e e t in g
«*f Hit
In nriT'itt
bit -Me t i In
Him if ITA, f 'oluiutua. July .•;»
might g i\r the wrong impre-..,mn
all
t In * , a n d <‘l i n k e r t lo b w ill be
11r 1vir tin 1 da t-IIM
of th n r real affection for Ih® (^*1 I be govertimeni »*fir i v « i i I field in the \ ,i Mi/. Iloli I In,
More than 2.200 plant* » rr
t®d*n i| WMiilrj piiy the fiiiMi.il \
naval
Japan* ■ »»!♦, lam 1 Mini
United Stat® 4.
day night at 7 dtl o ’ebu k
l*H®in| Hir
im <tifii*
Deeded. Mr®. Endor C u rlilt tol<l
r o f ; t l person* kill'd Ml ii
f ir , i , , Mil, ,11. i\ m n *lriv* tn
'
muhl
m
Ovii
ib.
lot
fl
the R qU ry Club ®l l u rffu ln r
w' <ftd|lHiy irvic w yewlrrdav wlirn
F m hiautf,
k®y
b* .u
v II lib'll
Til® rrgular in ertin g nf Hit- In
f
®L*
weekly Innrhenn Mnnd«y,
a * tun ting mit piii nr hurl let I Into ,
M * tn ilr!
\ n irf *
H i m ** r Mif
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beautification of th® Fort Mel
- ro%M| of peetntors The
. i i *.r h a* tt lw . i h'liii t pron ill j t r be l l i I n i h © O b i F r l b i w
fv \
u, «
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M.
lon Park. Previously in the inertMr! ,b
•leeMed *ii mi | f, | hiv the nteifie.il |
| i|| Ml© (I®*
( t 1 'HU1 *’>( |*ll 4l 1I Ih
Hall
tniliglit.
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fog. the club had voted iiiiaui*
*11 1111■I
- ip e r u e t,f th e
IM l p e rs o n * m |
i l l ! * 1 .I'li|*aj. 1M-t fail©*! n ^ak®
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nmusly to sponsor a eection «i
I
lu
ll
lured, in iny of them gravely.
H i r e r In *1 rtinii'rtiMc
nf N a
!%■,k * n»ir »•v 11Im * ( n aval net urn
h'Jt I >I • ri in
thr park and to contribute nec
Pres Mb nt Alfoii t* | o| m*/, nit 1f i n a l I • tia •I* w i l l
bnbl
ll n u i ,
m l WU-* *!*•,.* mlnitf mi iiir atrsiary plant* for it* beautificnlb. ii,. .i,t,
Oh. b f ill b» ih f ,, 1 . I., oil. fin* .l.'f.'ii." Kim*.
hlirl although he a n m the stand f i n a l i l l ilb b r f n r r I r .i v m g
t mi
fl* A n w Ia N Co m
iI ,I
tion.
Mini I|,
truck by
the filling
pi, nit-, I h r n iin iiii
I ' l i r a n i f i m r u i «n th*
Ihnty min*' \ i , i l , i w.*r© Will®il
P l e a t i n g »kie* in m any
*r.
I M l I
• President Georg® Rollin* a p
vinltrrl van oil* hospital* w hei r ......... I y Diliiglkt »t H no u't'Lukk. .In - ' ■n
in,I lu'lw«*©n Ml uriil DO injureil
tlon* g a v e hope o f an early end
r,
(
will
ii
til
M"0
-I'
v
pointed th® Community Service
<hn injui'd lay
toln ii a h*.ml. Iilii t©*l J©rii®nl®m,«
to the ruiiioim flood* and nun
Y it ila « 4 ir» o f ( " i l y
O r ib m in r r s
C om m itter, composed of Martin
lit
Mi
1 Itll b. *v|„,
The (t iine p ilolnl by Lieut. Abi
ii',w*l«‘.l A inl» mill k*-i |»1ji®8* for
hlch took 12 live* and
Hi
am. Janie*
and Kd
*torm* property and crop* dam Ila was tjmrig -rotM
w i l l h r 11 i r i l t»®fur® J n t l g r F t a t ik wI m ii i I M l mi
, g iiju n ' 4 Ivr 11
HcrutMlie
m an,.
--m ra Ingley.
- ^
- caused
ln stimi
aunt
Hu*
m .I iin u * riitu*** ritn f© in
* ' m g m H i . I 11v i
Stow r to m»ke » r r . n t . m , „ u f ,r
ln la | tn, nii|||„ „ , „f doll.r- '<»
ih kkmiM « Io n i, L M ilb - r m a n cm iio n o f t h r M u t in, af Ibr
Ht*' ll-'lv I jiiuI fluM'.l inti* viau
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Mr
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Ih.. c lu b ’s co ntribution to lb«- in s, ilnien
,|o x » n wtwtww
stt»m|.l<.l In |u,sa bctuii-n lh<U’lir® u n
.Inly !*,
S**w
rurinl
states.
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( in n M o n th ly a f t e r n o o n at
I , I| D l ) n , r I t ,| It, b a v r
-»m( im i , l b . i n
|isrk.
crandsliind
, In iirri iiuimi iIihH Iv fii||.iw©.| thn
New finxlsnil wss hardest hit (j ^ , n(j I'l esnlent-ell-rt Ki|i:nri|o o Y l o r k
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Mr. Itollins, who prcslileil over
liu in iim if.
A I U*u*1 im o J© w W Hi
by the
week-lonr downpours Santos, and ihc d)|i!iinistlf stand
J 4*wf I ity m 1mu
the m rrtlnx. ripoM ril un the re
kill* *1 iirul «»*h©r* wi'ii* iniuretl.
which sent rivrrs out of hank*
Tht1 u -i " * la t 4•ill
ill Im ' Hill'
cent ilistricl sssvmbly nf the
A tip of the wimt bit the stand
TIi!*|u'ii rhrii*l n f
J up i n ' !
ait along the Atlantic sralinartl
unit "f Hi.'
L*'v
. ui 11
Itntary clutis of Kloriiis snil
occupied liy diplomats and th>-.i
River . 'ilninii* rimuihftl
Damage
was
conservatively
i.f
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in
k
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t
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chsratlcriic<l it as one of the
.truck the presidential stand.
H im u K h tin* 4Jti(k*f lint*1 nf Ghithan B3.000.000 Thn wHilly
careening
craft
imniiH ■)
most interrsting anil instructive put at more
n*-«i- *l©fi'iiri© rut! n f KiukinnfC
„n,| ru t through byrtarulA fulling trip which
niighl
conventions he hail ever sttemleil. The tnbacco crop losa In ConTho-r i lih'iMi- l’»ip itii uii .' ih Ii 'P ami
Lay u n t l n v i i y
a
b lo n d /
lmvf> c-tiil.-il in tragedy » o Ih*- lltll*t I m- Im>lii i fill,- yiovhrl* Ml
Mr. Rollins also invited the dlrrc- uertlcut was reported as 11,001',- i r i
„ w y|he.
h *'*lifi* fnwuril tin* h»*art «f thmt
tors of the club amt committee 000 and similarly heavy
toll,
Inaugurstinn » n
being exporivni-i. nf twu Orlaiul.i fi.h [iutAKitn i|« firit'.l "luma lulu" bfr"1®
lust i*!i nieIi4«l*I KuurdinK
ermeii in l.akr Monroe Saturday i*ri* M* I Ii mm* vvit«, .In in,i "litiy mul • iii
rhaiim an to a m asting at his w»r» exacted of crops in Mss- viewed ty mote than .'n.UOO proHiinknw fmii! | Hi* ©«*t.
night,
iicriirding
to
ic
p
.n
t,
..1
home a t »:09 o’clock Tuesday *a«husetla and-R hode Island.
t,|«.
"i'll fruit for |»11.If11,'* A ii'll«,-• «l«>1
Ii»‘},n i l * fmin bn Hi .1n p*n©*«
night.
The textile mill* were shut
The steps nf the stand from the Snnforil O utboard Aaaucm Iii r firt* w ill I mi
fi,t in*1in
ami ( hint'-M* anuria**
InO ksle d
Declaring that the plan* for ’lown In many towns, throwing which President Lope, w s, vie*, tnm.
♦rt'ruhlii* jm Hu* in l' h iii / h I uui
Hu* I*.** mi In.i H *».!»•* wmh t®rthe park had been drawn by thousands of persons tem porsri ing the review
to which Peru,
Durvcy Hockmiy and
I'l^l
L im iting iiu ' iii )h‘ m Ii i |i im Hi «*
Mfn
Th® Jrt|i«mt*i*i buivinK an
H erbert L. Flynt, noted landscape 'X ou‘ of work.
Hundreds ol tlolivs, Kruudorsnd Veneiurl*
Sweetman nf Orlando put in lh e ir;k.nnsiiition ' ‘iHBflH fill.'** KI.IW. I
aiim - I *nlu| bail ,,f iiiNihine-glin
architect Mrs C u rlstt who was families were homeless in Mss- had arm spoils delegations were boat near here Saturday night] Mr. Daw
bil III, il'M'v. fl'll Ilk*',III
and for a trip ilown Ihe river to that ih,' ktlDWt-fn * it ‘ fiKlitliiil 'liij* fi*©. »tnrm©t| ih,* bunk uf Ih®
introduced to the c lu b 'b y Dr. K. **chusetti, Rhode Island. Con brushed off.
Marruw n©rk cunliretiiiK Puyang
W. Ruprecht, chairm an of the
New York.
Shrieks from the whole c.ow.1 l.eiunn llluff where tip-y planned
ft uiVirty mu-jiim liutt Hi"
l*ik© mnl Ih© YanitUt* Riv©r, ami
program committee, stated th a t
The itn rm s
claimed four live, » most drowned the n o ise-of the to aprmt the week-end. The out uruwiTr iri f"i mini* im mi ifniti. m
b* K « n | i i i r i h i i i | ( t n vh a j *I L i o n I h l l .
hoard
motor
broke
down
in
the
liiifl til H w ill Umk f» r hlri iiwtl III
the park will belong toevery-! In New Jersey over week-end. ^
LW m« _ thxo.,Bh 'he m et.l
< hin©*«f r©|Mirt* mi it I *©nrf! o t
roof
of
the
stand
and
of
the
ex
lake and Sweetmun iiUvrnpti-d to M'ffiilN. n*,i**Gifuii'I H i. Diiwtun
body in Seminole County and Three persona were killed by
plosion of th r ga,o |ii/. tanks swim to ahorv since they had n<* liuintr.l u i|lt Hie hvMuwri
hi*l J a pa 114 *4* wnr.*hip i hml hnvd up
th a t everybody should contribute lightning in Ohio,
when thr ship hit Ih.- ground. Thr
lirn clicu lly it,, vum* m Iim uvmi uf •ii *In* Yungtn* .... . hI'Uik Hoy an k
to l u beautification.
An unidentified hero who plans raught fin- im mrdiatrly. oars. 1
mirr.iwH uv®r ii Jli-mlln fiu n t and
lie took s cram p In the water fiiir*. i*ri|)4‘c iiilly m \Vi4*limx't«»n
Calling attention to the list of swam th s raging Sansaba River The crowd ran in rvrry direction
'“ ,,w **n IC»IC**l in H fieri*® artlL
phrnta published racently in Tho] s t Sansaba, Tea., to secure a but some were powerless to ee- and took refuge on it nearby VvIll'fL* IlHld uil4‘l|llM|| Ail Paul in , l'*ty
*1ii**I with Ghin©a« gun emHerald, Mrs. CurlsU, who Is wire lifeline saved a icor® nf cape, and ,nm r of lho*o in 'ho channel marker where he
tv Kim.
pki* fm © lit® 'u l'ir iii
Um
w « *t« m
Now, h® iitKil!*'if, tHi* uruwiu w ill
chairm an o f the B eautification persons marooned on roof tops. path of the propellers were de mained until early Sunday morn
lui lik.
Kuv®
un
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w.
/
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u:Ui
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*vb•
r
ing
when
he
wsa
picked
by
by
Committee of the G arden Club, E arlier the river had claimed two capitated.
Hn© of ih.* niurit panguinar/
suggested that a plaque contain-1 victims.
Thirty houses were
Some nf the Injum l, soaked a fiahrrman. Tha broken down M|irpMrnli' *
lu itlK v a n f th n w a r w a-t X p e c t f d
(C®«Miau«# to. K IH I Arts*)
swept away, leaving 300 home wRh the -pray of burning gaso- c raft and ita occupant was later
Itrifu riliT t il - • ■•(•** •• ■♦ H®*
and
retunrd
to Kan MUtocifttlon, In* ui*l, a nm rkH itiK w it h in U m n e x t f©w ilrty u .
less.
IlM ehrlrkrd in drspcralinn and found
ford
hy
a
party
compowd
of }mct nf »nm© unrt w ill |.rul,,iMy l«*‘
Continued
downpour® were ^pain. Thu l»«ly of thr pilot was
MUNGONV, July 2 f*s - (/!*)—*
Henry Kngliah, Rill Johns, Lai .mi* nf iht* i*»n®n Kui fur funu
forecast In North Carolina, Gsor- destroyed by the flames.
nsst Lomlenburg, Dwight Smith, twlriu Ih© m um *i*ir* Th® jfrutip I. ii 4 tif iliuu*rtruU «if yiiu®K Run* is. Louisians, Mississippi and
■nd Jarrn-a Cnwan.
will work
util
|ir»»l»l©ii»H un* I* *W» alhl©le* mml ynutha of th®
adjacent states but little immel! *1 a rm y niHiHriJ bufuru flic*
ii * tImt
nf
ut’lltrii?
irr©®n fim l
dato danger of widespread floods
FORTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
Vwn dona in the County Doctor’s was soon.
«|uarv yesterday, shouting their
SAN JUAN, Puerto lino, July tail®.
office. Mrs. Kendall, homo demon
Tha south's chief f t a r wss for
~
3 I .- M 1 —Tho fortieth anniver Mr. Dawiriin ilittitrd thal n®v»r readme., t f„c nrdrr.i to Irsch Jgstration agent for
Ssminole cotton crop sines boll weoeil rat
L p. McCuller of Hanford Is on sary uf ths landing of Amrrican h®for® h»n lh©r© l©4Ui Eiich u | 'S „ a “tmlshevik Isaaoo,"
County, has had NYA assistance ions on rainy woathar.
Thr Soviet'* annual physical
'h e Dean’s Lis' a t ths University troop* in tb s Hpaniah-Ameriran *|MinUnenua rffu rt »»n Ih© purl *»f
in 4-H Club teaching, and In
of, Florida for the scholas'e year War will be celebrated s t 1'oticc all KfowfU* W> wurk logH hrr ami col,ore paradr, r-prv irnling an
work done a t 'he canning center.
llfT -U , Drun W. W. Little of today,
or gan iration of lO.ikW.OOO ynung
rn nperat© ■* at Ih© |»lru®nl Inn
Tha Board of Social Welfare has
General College has ju st an
im-n and women, war turrv-d in
also bad NTA assistance.
ted.
to a monster drnmnalration In
For tha Board of Instruction.
:luded on the Dean's List are
ill-finner of Japan whoai, pro384 cone rets blocks and 18 hoochtvNt* against Kussia's occupation
*s hava boon mads, gad 1,822
WASHINGTON, July XS—<JP> theea students who in scholastic
o f a strategic hill on the Slberbooks hava baoa repaired. Clerical —It will cost a half-cert a mils ■thndlpg were In ihe upper 10 per
tan Msnchukuolan bonier has
verb has bwn dong to (ho offices more to ride the coaches of r u t- c w t ef their cUss.
Ntn4ty freshmen and T7 sephup m lp ila tn i a Irnsi] diplomalle
of the Junior High girl Gram •nr railroads today than It did
Continuing Ha drive to make i«it to th s people of Sanfmd that silustinr*
meres i t toe university are on the
mar Schools; sad a t Seminole hare Infers.
merchants
here
e
rr
shiv
to
supply
Hanford
citlssns
aw
are
of
ths
ad
□inn's List for Ihe peel year. Mr.
Insurgent dispstchra said the
High School, the vocational agri
An torruese In the conch fires
the most im portant victory came with
vantage* of trading here rather practically svorylhing that
culture instructor has boon as- from two to 24 cento a mile MdCnHsr waa a sophomore.
than in other towns, ths Cham average person might want.
the rap tu re of C astucra. a town
siotsd by aa NTA Carpenter In
went Into effect a t midnight
WOMAN FOR JUSTICE
ber of Commerce Issued ths escIr. msrqr instance*, he ha* de of 30,000 naar ths Portuguese bor
repairing boUdtogo aad la mak- Uet night for an cxperirserVal
nnd In a series of six advartis- clared, a parson can got the der In southwestern Spain.Tho In- v
period of l i mrrVhs,
k>; leaflets Monday.
C l e v e l a n d , July i b .—w i
(C sattaase an r a s a A m t
asm s article hero as In onm*
A copy sot of fUa* ladsx cards
The Interstate Commerce Cam- th e National
Association of
Ths Isafleto will he distributed other town and * t in appreci
far tha U. E. Bun Lawyers adapted
In Jen s to allow
by various Iom I merchants, and ably fewer cost.
n resolution urging the the Florida Fewer and Light
The first In ths aeries of leafW A Y t s t a ^ j W w T f c this th* Increase, wperttog the
it e f Judge Florence Company prill include one In ssch lets was Issued several *esks
The
Partly cloudy, scattered show
e
f
the
United
States
ef Us monthly bills.
the new. rule
| a r tha
ago hut, as yet, sufficient time
• f A pt eels, to the
Mr. Blmpaen, president e f tha hM Mi elapsed to enable ehtm - ers Tuesday and in extreme north
portion q f Florid* tonight,
.
chamber, hM repentadly pefntod
Supreme.
•» Fag* TwaJ
Representatives Have Mra. Curlctt Suggests
Good Time Prior To Donors Names Be
Inscribed In Plaque
Parley, LchmanSays
Seminole County's represent atlve, II. J. Lehman Monday reM la d ,. an enjoyable two days
nf fun prior to the esucitk at
Moon Lake which resulted in the
election of G, Pierre Wood i f
Liberty county as Speaker of I he
next House session.
Mr. Lehman, who was accom
panied by John G. Leonardy.
.Seminole's other
representative,
and John Undsey, Dade repre
sentative, stain] that although he
voted fur I* Roy Coll Ins, promi
nent I.eon county representative,
he was well satisfied with the
election of the Liberty county
candidate.
Mr. Lehman pointed out th at
Mr. Wood was influential an.J
well liked and declared that the
nominees for the 19-T-, House' of
Representatives
"couldn’t
gu
wrong by voting for either Wood
or Collins.-*
Seminole’s two House members
left Friday for Tampa where rtp reecnlatives from all over the
state were entertained with a
cocktail party at the Tampa T er.
race Hotel from B:00 to 7i30 P.
M. A motorcade w is then formed
to the Columbia Restaurant In
Ybor City where the Mayor of
Tampa and many
dignatarlei
from over the state joined with
the 1932 Rouse nominees for s
banquet.
Saturday the candidates for
speaker were active e l their head
quarters, Mr. Lehman reported
and later the group motorsd to
Dade City where they were guests
ef Rep. John Burch of Dade
county, also Dade county and Dade
County, also p ad s county and
CUy. The
rvp rate ntn lives en
Joyed 4 Chicken dinner a fte r
*T?*!**,h
!“
•« «
traffic laws
baoa typed. Cards have haw sent
oat for atoM c a n , cards t o tha
President laipc/, \Vhoj(
Narrowly Escaped,
Visits H o s p i t a l s
Dawson Says Organi
zation Is Import
ant Forward Move
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FloodH In North
Believed Waning
As Rains Cease
Orlando Finhcnnan
Gets CrampH In bake
NYA Accomplishes Great Amount Of
Work During Year, Goodspeed Says
accomplished by
the
NYA
hsro during toe past year, asserted
B. A. Goodspeed. local supervisor,
upon the release of the annual
a s m ties report
*
Thq report shown, that 4 | park
benches have boon made for the
dtp of Sanford, • file indexing
tire calls from 1819 to date was
Had for t *0 Fire Department;
has been done on aa ladax
own Mato
falls
H i tohri* fUa of doocrtptloa of (hot p
Has la the d tp; ami a i^timpoUce
t too
DU r i finger
has U m
Be Paid Expenses
C o u n ty 's Citrus
GrowersUrgedTo
A tte n d Meeting I..-
] 0 I UIII D 13 I 13116
Lehman,Leooardy R otarians To
Attend Caucus Of B eautify Plot
H ouse Nominees In New Park
ks
Hv %uaserin If it l*T*
itfft-nSp u n slh 1llU tfill'tlt
si vos i u r \ oil Spurn in
-Ii
w ar fr u ll' a Mlull- .liipiui
tfh.si fiml h»*r iim ip ;
l ’litm i m ul tiTr„ri-*l niori- 1,1, M
1Mi Iii it fi-inl
-Iftv -1 am! 1 A litlii in r
A si ui*It n,, s 't l f l 1 ,
nft'miisiv r in sunt it wo
iMpinro
;nin 1nut .iff
M!if.v-a of MH| on >anl gg o v e m in e n t
t. Mil Uf \ Th. 111* 1 IM K 41 rematill. (I I'loV in* «• 1, . *I t t u p n r f o u t
I-lto **s i*ml1 i I■-p>IL.t*mil t,f mtiro
fban 11M1 1
If;Hi at . v n *jiry tif i h •* ImttDng
of Anir-in in 1 1 dmh|h<4 in th ■ Sp»n-
*hn( w in
’4 ”
,10 Arabs Killed By
Bomb Thrown Into
Marketing ( ’enter
rttsi 11*} oil % «ii iii
i he g .v e in m
it tku p A iiy
Aaiti rh»* ftrii
■
tiHlity w lull* t i-vbiw-
mumitiRirly
irtu n tfd
IM
I fl... nti.iig th© l*rgt* crowd!
w lulling l hi
brut ion of th®
P fn t rttu rn i to th© Texas el©etion hurruu in th r Democratic
gubernatorial primary showed W. Lee O Daniel, the flour meichant
who made mountain music a political issue, to he well in the lead.
Her® h«*i ihown studying u map of the Lone Star StAte at Fort
Worth.
*
Japanese Launch v
Kiukiang Drive
Blanton
goviinm
tif
Puerto
• i|> <1 an a**®**in’* hill-
» DALLAS, July 25.— (API
—W. Lee O’Dnniel, the nov
ice p o litic ia n who made th e
a h a m b le a of Texas a political
p re c e d e n t, a s s u r e d th e public]
h e would be “regular fellow”
1
t
Gcv. Winship Is Shot
At By Radical While
Reviewing Parade
During Celebration
Campaign For GoverML nor Conducted With
« Band Of Hillbillies
/
r
Governor O f
Puerto Rico
Is A tta c k e d
EYES OF TEXAS ARE UPON HIM
Opponents Jibed
At His Methodb
Antonlo a t U ^ . W R^H.m ptled an Imprassive rscord as a
county prosecutor. Maverick de
clined to comment when almost
complete returns ebewsd
him
trailing Kilday by 612
votes.
Only a few ballots had not been
•ounted.
Stocky, beapaetacled Maverick,
full of oratorical flra, contended
Kltday had the support of MsJ.
C. K. Quin’s political machine.
Reports were persistent th a t a
recount would be demanded. The
New Deal was not an Issue, a l
though Maverick was a known
A dm inistration man and Kilday
said ho would favor the Admin
istration but "never be known
aa a rubber etamp congress
man.”
R epresentative W. D. MacFarIsne, who only two weeks ago
was referred to by
President
Roosevelt on a train trip through
Texas as "ray old _ friend Con
gressman Mac Far la no,” ran be
hind Ed Gosaett of W ichita F a lla
lie polled 21,118 to M acFarlano’s
20,147. Gossett ran against MacF arlanc In 1094.
O'Daniel, whase .mountain muJM Ie deriding prnteeriqnal polltlA lla n s awept the plain* o f Texas
like a prairie fire.
u
SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A . MONDAY. JU L Y 25, IDAS
Flour Salesman, Novice Politician, Hits
A t Reports He Will
Begin Dictatorship
a s g o v e r n o r a n d sc o ffe d a t
p o s s ib ility
of
d ic ta to r s h ip .
L a t e s t r e p o r ts g a v e h im a
c le a r m a j o r i ty o v e r e le v e n o p
ponents for Democratic nomina
tion.
O'Dsnlfl. ■ flour
esleemin.
mounted a mu ml truck with a
hill billy band m l struck out
a fter "those professional poli
ticians." Others scoffed s t his
methods but he won without need
for a run-off.
Two potent member, of Con
gress,
Represents lives
Maury
Mavrrlrk and Morgan K inder,,
apparently lest bids for rennmInst Ion.
Maverick, who In two term s
hoisted his natns high In the
1 o f Representatives, Van be-
f
AN INDEPENUENT NEWSPAPER
Seminole Coon 17 Produces
More F ru ll And Wjrclntilm Than An©
Similar Area In America
McCuller Placed On
Dean's List At U Of F
Rail Fare Rises For
Eastern Railroads
si*©|f bnxra atml rnutiy ulher ile*r L*fur Joarf V. HinIIn in Rtd
Chamber Of Commerce Circulates
Second ‘T’rade At Home” Leaflet
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�THE BANFORD IUHtALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Tax Revision
leaser as asWeaa, ri*rtti
Hie tlosijfnatirrf] o f G, Pierce Wood of Liberty county
_ .y >
-..>, *f*l n*- A***** ------us .speaker of the Houm for the 1939 -icsaion leiula support
e i n ^ r .* o " "* ,hp ^ lin f lhat '-ho St*tF* tax structure will undergo
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‘uinic extensive revision within the next few years. Mr.
----------------- 'VinmI, an able yountr Je^iala'.or. who h&B already seen con;
«*■*»
; Mlilcra hie service in the House, is an attorney for the duoow DtUs- i i s h i w * « » « " Pont interests in W est Floridn nnd as such It may he ex^ iK ^ K T a ^ ju I a ir a 1*
pecttnl th a t he will fu rth er their interests in the LfgMn-
MONDAY, JULY 25, 1538
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS-By JOHN HIX
Ceetleu** Wr.m P i) , O n
her official! to determine the
tffect of the advertising poi»ram.
The te it of the leaflet te a»
follow!: "You have made your
home here and are in a u m i an
T.cestur in th r town's welferr.
T h e m e'rhvtl's h a v e
alsu
inTel ted their money here, to help
the town thrive. So, then, it b I
mutual invialtneni between ell
of ire. You ran count on local
m erchants to uphold their end.
But, they must have your help—
your patronage no a i to makr
our investment pay."
s t”
Hrcaum* of this and, the Iinihabillty ‘.hat at least part
**■•*#.......................... *»*• ° f this program will be enacted, it is important for the
JSV- - ■
■•m
nv.'rage citiren to u n d e n te d jus*, what revision of the
m u ’. I! Florida tax laws Is confempluted and to what extent the
M N Wla* will
* s be charges _•* rhnnges will affect Ihem, In this connection it Is only
l l r e p b l a i raleu,
fa ir to point out th at the first phases of this tax revision
program were actually accomplished with thd enactment of
ihe Homestead Exemption Amendment and the Murphy
IPAY, JULY
IS,
1938
V K ItS K P O ft T O D A Y
IRAGK
T H |<
eloud-sMldd.if
sky
i.
the
)■ H U r of old lun|iioi.e
H BuN d
green by ifw slow hand
y at an Indian
■*$ h tl l It I* pjintrsl with oil, nnd
.With film eriiplnys
L ight over
its aurfaee, and
titwogb It li fFllVc!..! it Mill
1 T hta, iky, l! handed and marl..id
■
.With r r d g e lj m atter;
Cloudy flaw* dro wUluq It; lie
matrix funs
; S w h a ia n l through
htnnthi itf
l
of «blu«v oml no much th«
Uttar.
Another phase of the program, consisting primurily
•f u sales lax, has not yet met with much success, ‘.hough
'he fac'. should not bo lost s'ght of that Mr. Wood "fought
hi-* heart out for the sales lax in Ihe 1935 session of 'h e
l,*•glslntllrn.,, Mr. Wood also voted for the Murphy Act
"which has rewarded tux dcliiupients nnd iienalizcti tnxpayers" because It provided “an excellent place to start”
n the m atter of tax revision.
Mr. Wood says (hat he will work against the sales tux
m i Ihe next sission of the legislature “knowing that ‘o do
•m illing really constructive we should go hack to the f’on•IMotion.’* Ami in going back to the Constitution it is
tieressury to secure the enac'merit of ami-ndmenUt prohibitMig luxation on non-income bearing real estate, permitting
he taxation of rentals from rt-Jl estate, and perhaps auhorixing the levy of n sales lax.
Thus the program embraces a reduction in the tax on
n il estate, even to the point of its complete elimination
mi vacant lots, Idle acreage, and other non-income produc
ing properties, without the' embarrassing necessity of re■luring the cost of government.
The loss in revenue
■Iused by the decline in ml valorem tax receipts would lie
made up by a sales lax. This method of tax revision nt
least has Ihe redeeming feature, theorutically ut least, of
*^l increasing ihe cost of government.
SAN DIEGO, Calif., July 25 —
OP)— Four
hundred
blurjacket
recruits who suffered from food
poNomnj; Saturday a fter eating
ham and cabbage at luncheon,
have fully recovered and will
> * '-N bw that ‘‘Wrong-Way’’ Curfig an baa bookesl passage on an
AniartM a lln tr (or Nrw York
(JUy, If he doesn't wind up ill
i (Hngapor', U‘|| proliahly he he
ry p g a e tha captain put him In
For b red * war, Alraady (nV»d with the rhln<w« up to
j r w ck i, Ih* Jap* arc ill about
M M Into op- n conflict with
i Rnsaiana. A fclluw, n r a
n trr- with a chip un hi* ahoul‘a <pi always find som*nn* to
Mjt It off.
wylgari’v attem pt la fly to
kggte by wny of Ireland reU us <d how many lima* In
_«sy and ag<' we find people
jn g tho righ: object it»a by
iVropg mfthmte, w * have no
plaint against whoro they
trying to go, but w* disbkj*
a Brown Derby w m drhrtemoergt*' who** fathers
With Lev * t Appomattox
) r*nks oflloovercraU . Not
ef, them will admit ooa,
GENERAL MAI BIRTHDAY
8T. LOUIS, July ,18.— <*>-f
General John M. Claypoo), na
tional commander of the U nitid
Confederate Veterans, celebrated
his yJml birthday anniversary
Saturday. Claypool, a Tennessee
veteran and retired
Disciples
Church pastor, recently relum ed
from Gettyburg, f*., where he
took part In the "blue and
pray" reunion.
The surface of most of the
l»ke* in the Adirondack! lie at
an elevation of !,5(K) f t above
■ea level.
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S E M IN O L E
P R IN T IN G C O .
PHONE (S3
Severe easel of asthma have
responded favorably to treatmint wilh helium.
r *fW0
v im o %
SeriouH Mistakes
ftfu> H ocK ty-ftM W
M fo r tt e r iw tR « *
M u n d e fite s& ie , C orn, Ir e la n d ,
;
—JL . J-&-™ — —
July. Absently he replied, "Snow
wleillt this time."
When the copies were off the
pre*» Thompson waa horrified to
•■ini such a illaaatriiua furrraa!.
ttlivlounly
hie
u'rnanuc
wat
doiiined |n he ridiculed out if
eirrulatinn. Jokea were made • f
'he strange prediction until Ih-•
fatal duy arrived when- atrangr
a* It eeema—it did "Howl
Thnmiuiori'a almaiutr wav tht
talk nf the state. Demands in'
rreasid for ropiea uf it. Surely, a
mull who could make auch a pre
diction was a true prophet, till
irputstiun was established.
Thompson look advantage nf
sian hear. The outcome of this fray will only add to the
ilifricultleH of Jnpan.
As n result of these mistakes, Jnpan has hod to cancel
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
thu Olympic games anil the International Exposition which
By JOS HBNDHlt KS
was to huve been held in Tnklo In 1940. Short of cslh, fully
engaged with enemies to tho north and west, Japan la In
READ YOUR ’HISTORY—If would ulhcrwiae fry the bananaa
no position to offer hospitality to the rest of the world.
And the loss of these games nnd the tourist travel which you would like to do s u l will and s*rv* <h* sausages fur deaatnd you for your own sattefar- [ aart.
they and the Exposition would attra ct will coat her dearly. Hun the hlstoty of the Huex can- .SHOULD HE A DEMOCRAT!
j
MY FRIEND Mra. Hmilhwick wax « nhy, lonaly little
IhhIv, with few IntereatM In life, and ahe npent moat of her
waking bourn in u window lean kitchen in her four-room
Hat. One day ahe auid to me: *T often get thinkln' of you,
lovey. It don’t Heem right you ahould have to live on th a t
buck alreel.”
Now, I waa than living in an apartm ent on a street of
fine old Irrae, with a fine view of Lake Michigan. MI t
isn’t a 'hark Htreot,' ’’ 1 protested.
'T h ere lire no streetcars on it,’* declared Mrs. Kmlthwirk, for whom I felt sorry because she lived at an Inter
section of two cnrlinM in n very Babel of din.
“ Wrll,” I retorted, "you can't see t)* streetcars on
your street."
"No," she admitted, "but I can hear 'em g«4n' by, and
they’re real sociable."—Clare K. Laughlin, Traveling
Through Life (Houghton Mifflin)
al and you will find ta c k In lha Recently Congressman Hamilton
days when Disraeli, Prime Minis-. Kish made the folluwing stateU r of England, waa putting forth ment. "Liberalism means, in my
every vffurt to complete this opinion, the right uf th* paopl*
channel, exactly Ihe earn* things to govern themselves and tha r a
wer* being said about It th a t ara tension uf democratic processes of
now belhg said about lha Florida governm ent.. An American LiberCanal. Particularly did iho Eng- ut has faith in the people, in tha
lish people complain th a t It would direct priinarlea, in tha direct
not be leasable from a financial i lection uf Senator a and in womsUndpoint. Let me quota Just a an suffrage, and te opposed to tha
faw words from tha London Hun- Old Guard and reactionary cunday tirara of recant date, for your troi of tha party machinery, geninformation. “ Answering several trolly dominated by wealth and
this quirk uf fat* to tsm tinur h i' ;
•<udi*> anil hlv writing*, and la'*,i i
publiihril an excellent hiatury uf
Vermont.
INLAND LID II T il D U S K . . . .
Y rari ago the Abaocon Light
house, Atlantic City, New Jrrie y .
was hull1 fur out In the A tlantir
Ocean. Y tl today, at range a* It
arerna, the lighthouse aland* three
blucka Inland!
The structure did n*t ehasge Uw
position- rather, the w ater re- |
treated due to a geologic rhangc, ,
leaving the lighthouse high and j
day.
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SANFORD TWENTY* YEARS AGO
shout Ihrto months ago in tho
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Ita has applied fo r tha aviation
branch and will bt transferrd
shortly to that department.
Epgln.er Harold Chopin W*»hhurn ha* returnad to hi* post ot
duty attar a 10 day* furlough
spent with hie frtando te Sanford
ntu) hi* parent* who ire In Jack,
son villa.
i The many friend* of Corporal
Floyd Washburn, sldegt son of
Mr. and Mro. B. f . Wnahborn
will ba glad to hear of hb sat*
arrival “Somewhere In Franee”.
Young Washburn k In tha mo
tor methsnlo Signal Corps.
1 Mr*. W. C. Bray and charmlog little daughter, Clara, r*.
Tuesday
Seminole ja u n ty Guard*.
T. E. Speer has purchased the
T. J . Milldr property on T hird
S treet between
Laurel nnd
F rench 'Avenue* nnd la now oasupylag I t 1 Thla te tha ie te a d
R eptU tj family to parohaee a
hom o'on Freaeh Avonno roooMiy.
Mr*. R. C . C os left test «*t-
Cold Smoke Products
Insecticide—Fungicide—Plant Foods
Campbell’s Security
Feed, & Seed Store
WPA PROJECTS—I am pleased
announce tha approval of tha
traits and Eafclnatn Aronun hi
a City of Orlando la tho amount
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Play Safe! . . . til* the Tire .With th *
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■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •■ n u n au sn aan sn sw aa
Zca?t9 h POINT/
qacttlomiblo wsy they have
ty in g tu g o t ihtro.
to think it was only tan
Igo this summer that a
named Herbert Hoover
■ohig arijuQil tho country
M* ro te s'b y promising tha
^Ero chickens in every pat,
Advertising agencies pay wo
men office workers In New York
Iho highest median salaries, mail
order houses Ihe lowest, accord
ing to a Departm ent of latbor
survey.
MClPtHTfrUV WttCMT
foRJULi* VI M-MNhC
rtt PUttfcHCP... VM*n (TPIP^NoW
IHMJUlY HtWCAME FhMoi«
T h a t blue, fur 'being the or' i* ,
Japan seems tu Im« piling mistake upon mistnkn in Its
^
a t many suns.
r«itiif»
efforts
to
gain
a
place
among
the
leading
nations
of
Thla iky Is the puckiit-piere of
the world. Her invasion of China, it seems to us, was
tamo Wondrous A ltec.
J> 0 W
q w ti.1 bird Is prophetic tier f'r.st great mistake since Hhe ludleved she could defeat
iiy At
U * upon his shoulder,
(ne Chinese in a few short months,
11 , ,"ol<y *. *!
T U plumes in hi#. hair and the
Then sho scraiied the “5-5-3 naval treaty” u n d e r' v^rmn* natur
U '• gUiter-grern bird are fan
which
she was allowed only three ships as compared with <m hU n>*d t„
O attcj
B ib gulden harness g la its ; hi five each for the United States and England. She thought
she eon Id build up to the strength of
5,
blaik dryI'M OfiKtliler*
two other almanac tu earn his wny through
t y rttUo - I n j U r tn
hU
niighly countries without their increasing their strength.
In thin the Univarolty of Vermont. Ilia
1, , palms a sphara,
the
was
mistaken.
Both
England
nnd
the
United
Staten almanac wan read canually by
,.
lari|Uolae egg whi<rcin *he
tha stolid Vermont farm ers, and
intend to far oulbuild Jupun.
fur a time Thompson had a liarR
K g atard adhere.
Ami now she has undertaken to drive the Russians out lime making hi* publication realW
AUDREY WUKUEMANN
oT u disputed island on the Manrhukunn border. With her ii* a profit.
X' ‘JfwUJcotly our mudeni dictators
One day while delivering tupy
aabacrlbe to thu age old doctrine armies alreudy fully occupied bv the Chinese dragon, the
for his almanac to the printer, ho
Japanese
general
sta
ff
looks
for
more
worlds
to
conquer
th a t •Too manjf cooks spoil the
and in doing so comes Into direct conflict with the Rus waa informed that he had otnillrd
a weather prediction for a day In
ItWhllc th»- Jap* are losing no
f,:lava -an lha ' HuaaUn u*ar, old
. Dm!* no doubt would lik* to
1 hbg them tu death,
——-----o ----------‘ Lahmann
la
Off - headlke*.
W all, hot exactly off, but at the
V H um time he’ll hava a lot uf
is N o w ' Knglandrre eraay to coaie
n est Winter,
ChamberOCCommerca
Circulates Leaflet
�THE HAN PORT) HERALD. SANFORD, PI,OR IDA
1Social A n d Personal Activities
GENB MARTIN LANEX. Boalety Editor
Social Calendar
M ONDAY
T ru th R ir k t r j C la n
F i r s t M e th o d is t C h u r c h
t b t l r r r f o l i r m e e tin g
of
w ill
at
Telephone 148
C e n lir u e B
Party In Honor Of
Recent Bride Given
i n r * li* i
rsan
day,
h o m e o f M rs. J . C . K u s s a ll, 61 8
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w ill ha
P rin t ,
M rs. C . U
G a o d h u a , M rs. lU lm a l.u n d q u ia t,
U rs. V .
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C l a r k a n d M rs. U . J L
Mias llu r y s T t - i T a k a r h a n il M ia*
A r a n k a T s k . c h *i*f-ni S u n d a y -n
D u n n e lk-n w ith n-lativ*-*
FRIDAY
T h a P h ila t h v a C la a a of
F i r s t P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r c h
h e ld a p ic n ic s u p p e r a t
la n d s S p r in g s a t 6 00 P .
M r*,
(Lto U b y
P ro m
F iq i O n*
«f t h r n * m w
d o n o r* <*f p la n t* an<l
«ii‘ i!tnUiN| in f h r park
J - E r v in
W ra th r-rcd
w .,
m
D iy t o n a lir a c h on t iu .m m . S u n
tha
hol>l|
tha
Rotarinns To
Beautify Plot
In New Park
and d aug li
ie r a r e *he gut-st* u f M rs. ilo o b
h y's p e r m i t in G a in e s v ille .
of
sh ru b *
a ll
be
^h** p o in t!-,I iuit that F.il S to w e
jilfH n d t ro n trih u tm l a la r g r
»'UTiibe*r o f p i p e n siv e s p e c im e n * ,
anti that a la d y in S a n f n r d w hom
she »luf not n am e has g iv e n ~‘Z
liv e onk* a t a m e m o ria l to her
fa th e r
FLORIDA h i g h l i g h t s
A i j v r t L in in g
i n \ r^ t in t u i t
•m l
publi*hing fnm-* r-mpUy •
p ro p o rtio n r»f*w-T*m**H'wHl*»tuiglMH
u im ii'm ir i r , lin in g th an u th e r o f
fic e *,
A SM 4
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Too Ijile T o C tunify
m ru t
G & O U H 0!
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TONIGHT
M *n v a d d it io n a l
p la n t*
a re
n e ed e d . M i*
C u r le t t s a id , » n il
th e i.a n f e n f l u b e x p e ct* to p u l
on
an
i*k1en«i\e cam p aig n
to
se cu re * u f firte u t p la n t* an d fu n u a
to m ake the p ro je c t c o m p le te .
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\ Hitorm at
the lu n c h e o n
to*
d a y in clu d e d \|
H. L a n e. C la r
e n ce Hi ow n a n d A I M oo ney ham
o f U rJn iid o . AJ S k in n e r o f C o c o a ,
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h h h o e
S
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
New Insurgent
Successes In
Spain Reported
Club Ih Entertained
By Mrs. W. F. lA-wiw
tiirc .ru .
l,,r
ifr.crilo-ri ih„
................... -nr in p d a l
town
uf
M SJX M K
O IM S M M S U
as
K .t r o -
n ia i|u i,i I'tnvins-C and r h , , j t r n f
lh*> irc n c ra l . t a f f h rad q n n rtejr* - f
Mr and M i. Irnlasihl HIlii* nf ri>i- »' v rr n m rn t* au u lh crn A u v .
(uikc W a le s u r i c i lie pu»-*t* of
In tin- t n ale lln ri d r U
P la n a
M r. a n il M r*. M a t w c ll S ti-w u it r w t r u u f the t-a .te rn fram i, n,-ar
Sunday
:h<M n liie i rsm -an ,
'h r
In s u r_______
'g t-n l* n - |iu iiii| th<- i-a p d irc n f the
M is ,
I h it i*
H a ii,
.n .i
M is *
v l...
K ath -
v a .lv ... . . l . l
Mi** J*Mir» I
w o rth H u r p r r ,
burnt' n fti-r * p**
N o rth t i»i<ilinii
^, r ~l i'sn treru-h Inti** i»f cuvi-rn*
fu rtifn -u tiu n . b a rrin g t h e ir
lu n n r d s St-gurU* flu- la w n
-*!r ailillt-a I he T**rtn*l tn*aca h ig h
w a y , IT r iiilu . n u rtliw ra t nf Sapunt*-, wh* r*- »t c o n n e cts w ilh tha
in uu i i n a . la l h ig h w a y tn \ u lr n c la .
n il It!
NYA Does Great Deal
Of Work DuringYear
Judge H ardy’s Family Beach Party Given
Is Featured In Film By Dorothy Wiggins
Although the BURROWING OWL Is
n wide rnuging bird in western North
\tm-rica, Florida has n species all her own)
It. rungu is restricted to the prairie region
nf central and south Florida, Ju st why a
funn of this bird is isolated in a limited
section of Florida and entirely absent in
nil the territory between south Florida and
the West has bqpn a very vexing problem
to many ornithologists and natundista. The
luitrows of these strange birds often extend
u* fur as eight feet underground.
The old ST AN IS LI MISSION BELL In
the library of the Florida Historical So
ciety, Jacksonville, is a most interesting
relic of the missions established by Urn
Roman Catholic church during colonial >Ihvs
in Florida. It was found near Madison,
Florida, about 1840 and waa secured in 190ti
by Gov. Francis I*. Fleming, then president
of the Florida Historical Society, through
Judge E. J. Vann of Madison. A splendid
specimen of Spanish workmanship, It la
believed to have belougi-d to the once thriv
ing Spanish mission of M m -w u
Madi
son County.
R*,i*Ur»<i D r u f |t , |i —la Tha M aid Of Sanfard
Cut-Rate
DRUGS
for a ilnnr»*,
| *''r flni* Mr*. A
Those a ttrn d ln r from P sn fo rd , *J«" ld*'r. Hlyvm
w ern Miss Jlnrjoric ('ugbum | vsestion in ( um
Miss Carlin I’slm cr, Miss E llia- jOanilina,
twth Isifflsr. Miss t.Mlian Adams.!
W aller Hayn.-a. U 11. T .lfo r d ,! Mr. and M rs,.
Jr.. Hih I V I r n r , Oouplis Stcn- K’ Hm,lh " f **
•im m . R, (J. IHcksun, Jr. and .....................
tha homespun dram a of every Donakl Um»on.
,,*v,■r,1 J ‘ y"'
day life.
Mr. and Mis. F. M. William*
In addition
Judy
Garland
and .ssins of Jacksonville were the
nukaa her appearance aa one of
wrrkrmi guests uf Mr. and Mis
Mlfkey'a three girl friends. In
Grover Williams.
qqe climactic acenr, >the grows
Ug for a night, atttnda the big
DKRKKLEY, Calif., July 26. j Al T raffnrd of Cocoa returned
danca of the year with Mickey — (A)—There la little evidence heme Monday
morning
aflv-r
apd tak e, II over with her ren that man walked on all fours In Wing the ovrraight guest of
dition of three new tonga.
hia early evolution, but definite fr i nds In Serdord.
Scientists Says Man
Once Lived In Trees
BFC To Aid Business
In Securing Loans
WASHINGTON, July 2#.—W
- J m i Joaoa, chairman af the
RagonotriicUon Finance Corpora
tion, announced yesterday RFC
agents waotd assist buslnas* and
Indnstrial seen actively In of-
rvfilence he once lived In treee,!
-------says Ur. F rans Weldenreich, hoaMiss Lillian Adams relumed
orary director of the Cenoaok Sunday from spending a few
Research laboratory of Peiping, ,|aya at Coronado Beach with
China.
| Misa Kliiabeth U ffla r.
A decisive paint In evolution
_____
seems to have been reached when! Mr. and Mra. Curide Thomas
he deserted the trees for the left Sunday to make I heir home
ground, Ur. Woidnnroiek said In |„ Miami where Mr. T hom s, ha*
n lecture here,
been tm astered la the Miami
■■■ ■
Goodrich Shop.
Pugh’s
Bluebird Diner
This U n "Diner" not
Cnntg Oul—Flnjov Our Feature—Soroelhlng
Chicken Dinners
Sandwiches uf all kinds
Cold Drinks— Beer and Wine
Orlando Itistd—2 miles South nf Sanford
New Fire Apparatus
Calls For New Door
Friends o f Mias Margaret Long
BUTTE, M ont, July 26.—M l
will regret lo leant th at she is m — When B utte’s shiny, now $!».^ ^ . H i g M a M Infirm ary, B lm
BOO flro departm ent pumper
wh• , ■
»*“ , unJ,r' truck arrived all the city was
wrnt „ Almop, r,tlon
rseeotiy.
proud.
_
Than trouble reared Us head.
Mra. B. E. Tskach la visiting Firemen attem pted to back It in
In Dunnelien as the gnoat of her
daU(htrr, Mrs. E. Molnar. who has to tha fire ita tio n garage and
diaeovered clearance through Iho
dooro was only a m atter of
bMn ,eH<n" llr U1 U t
inehoa, too scanty for spoody
l" '
, _____
e if t.
Waiter Weed returned horns
City officials eont out an BUS
Saturday from C, M. T. C, at fo r n good carpenter.
CsnlmueO ersm f*M One
Fort Bcraven and ■ week's vi*lt
which Mrs. Burch look the wive*
with rolativog h» Jacksonville.
S tatist lea show that th a n la of the Rouse members for a
■ to n prejudice against employ- sightseeing t"ur while the rep
resents live* met for their offlMisa M nrjarla Cogbttrn has
■ e n i of m arried women In eUrieeucus at Moon Inhe.
teturned from Coronado Beach
« • work than In other lines of
J J 6:30 o'clock ■ banquet w ia
whore she waa the guest of Misa
served there for ail the delegates
BU-rTEvWoaL, July U - m ~ Dorothy W iggins fo r asteral
their families and friends.
After W. H B reen ----------, i v . day*.
Edison developed the
maa a madldnl* fay M f l bM
m a dietatlag maoklna in i* ht. Treating the toil wllb lead
Hka Marla Moya and Him
NES"* J**
pereusde page
* * "a s not widespread In buaiSarah Mar* — t oad to SL • " * ffl« a moil 20 o l >0 year* arsenate is the molt effective
pfe not to veto far him,
control uvrr the Japanese beetle
Biwew waa appointed e tte f sg P a tin k u n Mamies motnlng •« Mag--I* too eipeueivt for use In
or spandtog tka wmlbmtd with
IMRO proas.
tk tlr motker, Mr*. J . M- Moy*.
U fb e p infused Me *>eam, u
"•** M liquored, candy la foebidte riles l cotton milt wa*
* • , ■ New Jersey, to saf*guard
ted In RhoiU Island In
Lehman, Leonardy
Attend Caucus Of
H ouse Nominees
Job Preventing Vote*
ton WE- A fter Weston pa* 10
g e i M of n s . Iw a Mir M vea
by “a pretty w aaua,n a mpa
ntloktod, draw a p tn , and- tosh
tka money white n lAyanr-eM
bog yanked tha tolepknno from
the walL
Special Sunday Dinner
.1 Good Meals Daily
The Bluebird is
Continuing Under
New Feathers
Two homes wore burned to thr
uriiiitnl In Ijik e Mary Saturday.
The first fire waa at the honir
o f A. G.
Clause about ’£
o'clock In the afternoon and al
Ihnugn volunteer fire fighters did
everything possible to save the
home and some of the furniture,
the fire progressed so rapidly
that nothing was saved. T hr fire
was believed caused by an oil
stove explosion,
The accnml fire was In the
II. L. Colby home and was first
leported about U.OO H, M.
It
too waa completely destroyed by
the flames. Mr. Colby was re
ported to be in 'lam p* a t the
time of the fire.
In both cases the fire damage
waa covered by Insurance, It w ti
reported.
Stray P ain Sprout
thair localities.
U h n n i T P B 1 — * - 1IM1
The government leading ofL n an g es L andscape
figlai, who appealed to all bank*
FORT
iT t
. , Julyeg26.
recently to ca-opnmto In making
FORT ISAHE
ISABEL,
Tax.,
b ml nape and Industrial loan*, —if*)— A coconut pilai iprout
na|d Um number of loan applica
h*r*
kMr'
tions belag received by Um ,
• ,tw
RFC Indicated there waa aUll a landscaping plan for P ort k ab eL
■■Asian tial f g a m f f a r trad It tn
aandn it f grew.
r ^ New
T w
V * have
"
60 more
bean planted. If they flouriah
k
Luncheonette
Two HomesDestroyed
By Fire In Lake Mary
I wish to express my apprecia
tion and Ihanka in the many
ftlends for their sympathy amt
kindness shown and for the beau
tlful flowers given, upon the re
cent deulh uf my husband.
Mrs. John Tattrrwm.
Almost jf-3 of wumen offiri1
20 and to.
Fee a refreshing
awmmee
yew
Discard**! F arabara
Used Books
Trunks
Her plus Flowtra
Old (lothlng
Used Typewriter!
M eats
d e s s e rt
u s 'l
keel
Ike risk, taseelb
fo r Clayton, Georgia,
will apM d some time
(lever e f Semi
CELERY LAND
FOR RENTAL
HERALD
CLASSIFIED AD
Phone 148
An ad-toker
�THE SANFORD HERALD, fflUTFOlP, TU M P S* >
MONDAY, JtJLT IS, 193*
fo Win Over Lookouts By Score Of IL- 7.
' Aft.** A T * ’# '
Locals
Gaftie Saturday Night
Ilutcl^aon A Co., J. C. to First
Natl. Bank at Orlando.
HITTING HEADLINERS* |R e d s , Senators,|Lookouts To Seek] S e m i n o l e c o u n t y
iGons Win Sunday'Revenge For Loss]__ c o ^ Rcconig
L eague B a ttle s 01 Contest Sunday] w.nJi
In 19.10, textile mills with
432,007 women employed a* op
eratives and laborer*, ranked first
among the woman-employing in
dustries In this country.
S allafaellw w e f L e a se
'ord N ine-H olds Three Inning Lead
. But Bow * To' 14-Hit Barrage Of
Bt:if
Saints In Game On Sunday
w* v i*
■'*
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Allen B. to E. F. Kaea
irm an et ax
DcLand Ends Losing Local Nine And AnWhile Homer Gives cient C i t y C r e w
O r l a n d o Victory Clash At 8:15 P. M.
hi’the first and one *nd allowed the leagua-leaders 1.1
Inning (tr a the hlta,
Schneider » a i credltad with thu
f t Augustine ’Balnta* 'Jn-flt, loaa of the gam* Saturday night
*04* Suaday but Jh# Ancient a* watt aa the conteat In 8t. Au
•ttwm retaliated with a bar- gustine Sunday.
•f . 1 / hlta off Pindar and • Tn Sunday'* ronleat, Hoorn lead
lM*r to win by *, Kort of the local hitter* with thred bingle* in four trip* to the plate,
,r
__ _ _____ however, Otero duplicated Ilia lo
an Saturday ' night, the leal center fielder'* perfoimance
lepa rov egged their Joan I and Mobley, Saim catcher, polled
fit prevlpu*
Bight
prevlpua by blank- out three hi'* In five trip* Ui the
plate. Ketenaki and llaim batted
okeuta • l U 0.
hnelder a'arted on the in four a m each for the Balnt*.
, far the Looknut* in the
t.Ctty Sunday and hald the
•corelaaa for. threy Ipnlng.pnlUed the Balnta to acorvTonf nan In <he fourth gn.l
| alkniaa but a two-barn clout
f.alith by Archie Heim, with
idea loaded apelled (tla dooni.
I replaced by Joe Finer who
for lb* remainder of th*
C Th« rally In the ilxih
the flalnU four tuna amt
• m a d to 3 jead over the
'Ota aarChib, the Saint* conI'the attack which waa ftavly a two-baggar ,by" Taddy
• • »he Apclapt City
J 'fw r qiora tuna. Pin-Ughtanad to permit thu
••core only one run In
u ■-
.
i.tp’Heal alerted on the
; far Ihe ' BihtU and war
ejy ky U»' Wealafor the
■lnnlnga <whop they eolwhich were good
r. only nini. O'Neall tatI,- however, and hald the
. leoftlaa* for (ha raItf lie game while limitMat locale lo three more bin|h" eellecting eight hi'*
|a of iWaldon who
apd'for.Utn O-Men
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FOR RENT
• NOON
I ll ia u o w - O a ll,
rain-
dew abode*, klteban lleaalvew.
aareanad paraban, g a r a g e , baa*t lf n ll r a lan la d - W a tte * I
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WANTED
I'djrtonm U*ncU
Atigualln* ...
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T A X I AM I X M R T ' S TIP.
hera's hew U tag Amer*
lean Leegie batting. Thla la Karl AvtrUl af Cleveland Indiana.
M oor*, ef
Lan g eto n rf
D a v is lb
f lU n a n lb
Ada e
H rhm ldt if
(tilth lb
D aram u a as
H udson f
H rhaald ar p
Je te r ■
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pltcbar, by J v lo r
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(D o w n e y ) Hoik.
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W ild n m .
laming
Hrhn.-I)|i*r- !»«•
plrww. M rteiiiilln nnd H m 'th. TIni«,
1:40.
Huiinjt tho ChlcBfo World*.
XI Fair; Chlc«*o departm ent a to m
$ 7 0o Ai 37
r—b«tt#d fur D tnm ui In Oib. j ihowed a salm jriln of 2t.ft p«r
d o in '.v iiu .......... 114 ooo n s —t | crnl *n J u ‘V
ond 43J pxr
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in A
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(liuk Hun' bull'd In, lluglnu l».
W'U.nn 1, LIvtnH.ton, tU ll.iib 'r. I A study of women offico work*
T o U la
WAjITMDi HOUR Ine bl«b Iran,
!• rear aid bar wbn la wllllno
la week. Phene Tea la Car and (laUaaher, (wvla P'lmaa. Two- 8-l l*«T
in ,he
r ' t th,iion^
centuvshad, th
education
beyond
•a al eight.
beee.hlt*. ll.iglnu. Wehlun, J'lar, high school, and only 2.2 per cent
Moore, ttlul.n haaes lira), garrltlcea. f.l>ln*,tiiii. tlrejr. UouliU were college graduates.
plays. I H a . r . to Iti.glnu to MrMullea; Ml It h lo Deraraua to
The first practical typewriter
Datlai Pitman to Mtlih to Uavta.
Lafl on base*. Ualaaavill* ID, w n Invented In 1873,
LOST A FOUND
PIMPLES
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RILEY’S
WE R E S E R V E R IG H T TO LIM IT QU ANT IT Y
J U L Y 26 T H R U J UL Y 28, 1938
No. 1 Fruit Cocktail
10C
Del Monte Coffee
1-2 Tuna Flakes
lb.
23c
2 for
25c
303 Libby Jumbo Peas
t
lb. Ctn.
Country Kist Corn
r r ie i ■ N T
leval
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I 'ln r ln n a ll 7-1. P h lla it 'lp h la fe-s.
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c a lle d Ith . lu a d a y la w . la l.
4
In a )
B ro n b ly a 4-S. Ml. Lo u la l-X.
C h ic a g o I , New T u r k I (IS
nn )
M a c Today
, No gam e* scheduled.
A N K H IC A N L K A U I ' f l
N ew Y o rk
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Murina. It aaotamaJ bdpful Ingrsdisota which
dauwa and dsax gya leddarwdI n fatina—make
yeur ays* fed dsan. fra*.
*Ji.il Much move Martin than had* acid
Send for trial kettle. Mail 10s(Kama.
10C
10C
Velveeta Cheese
Jill
N A T IO N A L L K A U l' n
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Doyle, Martin et u* to Hanford
I'rod. Credit Aatn.
Doylr, E. It. to Sanford Prod.
C redit A un.
Duila, Andrew, Sr., wldr., Dudn,
Andrew, Jr., sgl., Duda, John
ct ux. to Sanford Prod. Credit
Aaan.
Pope, T. C. et ux. to Sanford
Piod. Credit A**n
Luka*, Paul ct ux. to Sanford
Prod. Credit A**n.
Packard, Rex et ux. to Sanford
Prod. Credit Avan.
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O rlan A o at P a la tk a .
Ila lm m t 7, D ayto na lla a rh I .
U a ln a a v lll* at Leaab urg.
JOE PALOOKA
WANTED
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te* n Un*
ae n tin*
T* a line
For Uffy Surfaeo •
Pl.t) HI IIA STATI; f.KAULR
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THE STANDINGS
alght, the I^eokou'a pitcher. Hchnatder. Umpire*. iCowiJa'.Ju p a t '• alngl* run! *m and Dann. Tim* of l i a l . l l l
m l'r Ju W M n l
A fter loaing four
atralght
Sanfurd'a lookout* will aerk
j game* the DeLand Reds returner! rrrange for the II lo J defeat
to Ihe win column Sunday by de- handed them ycaterday a t the
frating the Daytona Brach la- hand* of the St. Auguatlne Siinl*.
Inmtera 7 to 6 at Conrad Park. The rrgular Florid* State league
In Orlando, tho Senator* were conteat will be played at the J
trailing the Palatka Axaleaa un- Municipal Athletic Field tonight
til Johnny Fry* polled out a , at 8:l& o'clock,
hum* run with tha baae* loaded
The Ancient City crew la ju .t
in Ihe ninth to take the en n teil’inM(| , the firat division and have
•J to 7 while th* Galneavill* G - |,
uf u win* over the cellatMen bowrd to the four hit hurl- (t*, wh,, Wl|| g0 onto the field
ing of Jake Bunch lo loae 4 to tonight determined to cut Ih.i
I to the Gondolier* in a game lead hy one game.
in the U n iv e m ty City.
Whom Manager
Bill
"Raw
Although allowing ]2 hit*, two Meat" Rodgers intend* to aend
of which were homer*. Harper, to the mound for the locals le Inn 11.nr for the Red* kept hi* mains a mystery, but that local
Inti well icatteied except In the pilot plans to entertain the visi
(ninth when hij gave ujT five tors with the brat aiaortm ent of
■»Ii-tiea which Were good for fireball* ami curves that ran be
thu-e lalandrr tullie*.
found on th* lucal hurling corps
Shroba started on Ihe mound i* assured.
fur the Inlander* but waa re
lieved in the aixth by Donnelly
lie ir u lt
. ...............
.0ta 111
who waa credited with the lo**.
P h ll o il e l L ih l*
XS
tl
,1 f t
i hef Cifok, Orlando hurter, Ml l^ ru la
31 I t
111
It e a a lr a V e a re rd w y
chalked up hi* 11th victory In a
N ew
Y o r k l - J . r ' h lc a g o o ’
free hitting conteat which wax
D e l r o ! ' T -T . r h l l a d . l p h l a S - l
feutured by two circuit blows.
Ml l a iu la l - l , W a a h t n g l o n l i t
C
le
v e la n d - Itu B to n .
ra la
1
gam e*
The Gainesville nine tallied
to d a y .
their lone run In tha ninth frame
O aa .ee T o d a r
I r e t r u t l a ) P h i l a d e l p h i a . X,
after the Cona had croaaed the
C le v e la n d a . llo e t o n
I
plate with four markers.
t t i n l y g a m e * a c n e a u lw r l )
Daytona Beach 010 .100 100— b
D el.and
Italian fliers claim to h a w ahot
001 004 2 0 * — i
down 4H0 loyalist* plants alnrr
Palatka
00.1 021 001— 1 the beginning of tho Spanish
Orlando
010 300 104— 9 war.
C ivil S e ifs
Shirley Dr--** A Cloak Co. v i
Z. E
.Smith A l.uvera
O.
Rmifb, cn-parfnrra, aa "Vrra’i
Shop
POWDER
Sameonce today
years ago
afo
as48 years
2 5 ewn<e*
23t
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BSE
M IL I I
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18c
3 for
25c
COOKING PEARS 10 lbs........... .....19c
ELBERTA PEACHES 5 lbs.....
17c
FRESH FLA. OKRA 2 lbs.........
9c
WINESAP APPLES 5 lbs.
'
Woolen* fark
Chops
lb.
25c
Bones "Vlbs. 25c I
Bacon lb.
14c
Cheese lb. 17Vic
■Inab-b-Dsa While
W la, D aley
•*%•*♦ h i t
V I HN M l N T
AT LAST
BY HAM FISHER
( i won' t a c c e p t r r . x o w a m d f "
MISCELLANEOUS
\
A COUKT-MARKHCL. /*AW
-AN ' Z t S
M WANT JO S T lM fl E
PRESIDENT > W« WON'T
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ON FRANCS > 1 ACCKPT NO f TALK
PARDONED ) v- - l R A V E R S/| FO'B
■« l i f e
DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVES#
NO. S U C K , I FLA T T E R E D
X 'W IM A N D EVERYTHIN®
WHAT F.V O U A EU T HE W OULDN'T
COUL'DN'T QE7\ o p RN UP AT a l l JkNVTW)N0
a v THE WAV MC
OUT Q* THAT /TALKED I'M SURE
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m u g g y o / r n o M thx l a w -
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SemhtoW Crnmlr Prrxfoee#
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More F ru it And V eceleblea T han A n /
Sim ilar Area In Am erica
B u f o r t Jr H i« Onfy C a n tn l
i ’n
City A K o rila y R ill, Highway
A nd
W afer T fem p ortith ra
AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A rE U
VOLUME XXIX
Member A m o d e led P tcm
CommonsHear
C h am b erlain
Defend Policy
Probe Is Made
CORRIGAN SUPERVISES LOADING OF CRATE
State I n v e s t i g a t o r
Says It Isn’t First
Such Happening In
Political Campaign
F R A N K F O R T , K v . Ju ly
Empire Has No
Reason For Fear
LONDON. July 26.— (A P)|
—Prime Minln'er Cham ber-1
lain today declared in thei
House of Commons, am id1
cheers, “ l i t no one imagine
th at though we seek peace we
are willing to sacrifice even
for peace British honor and
This-raftiopboto shows Douglas Corrigan atop
British vital interests. The flight from New York to Dublin as he supervised
prime minister was defend-, tu rn to the United State s from Ireland.
Ing hit foreign policy In a last
Talented amataur entertainers
of Seminole County will have the
opportunity to display
their
wares at the luifcheoh of the Or
lando Junior Chamber of Com
merce' next Monday, Mlaa Elolae
Winn, who has been naked to
get n Hat of local entertainers,
announced.
The Seminole County amateurs
will have a chance to compete'
with other Central Florida en
tertainers in a contest sponsored
by the Orlando junior trade
body. The winners of the eonteet will be awarded an all-expenae trip to New York.
Fruna each of tha surroundlog counties two contestants will
be selected during the series •»
k luncheon programs end later the
winner will be chosen at ■ special
meeting.
Mbe Winn said that all anaIn the county were In▼Red to participate In the pro5 * * . k"* “ k«d that all who
would like to take port contact
ker before Saturday.
Benjamin J. Turner
Dies In Altamonte
BanJaralw J. Tnnt*» « f
sn
Alts-
kto to tot several m r a iM ku
OMto « H w n j u t d .
Mr. Tamar
■r.
Tnrntr baa
t o Draft
lbrad to Alto" P 1* S t o * » tor tha p til m m
g b ra. Ha w u to r* to Maiftan.
Mtoft «a N*v. 7 , 1M1. fl» »aa an
“
W
e i s
fllle
x
Hto widow, Mr*.
m
i
u * .
i,
Many Plants Are
B eing Given For
Fort Mellon Park
Police hoeate Bomb
In Crowded M arket
In Time To Pre
vent New Bloodshed
Loyalists S tart
Commissioners Hear
Surprise Drive
*« n»i ft!.-l|f (>l\ nil H>1£ • ( I I i e C i t y
( f i n in 1-*M < • " t it! Hu M-p IV«V “ f
t in
i ! \ f-'i p la n 1h i7 * l 'In uh-»
F t ...
h ad
H . II n
iV n k
f.u
In
a p re i
3 A re Arrested
'"m.i F or A ttack On
Governor Winship
Celery lab o rato ry To
Test Samples Free
Of Charge, He Says
Another Assailant Is
Sought For P arti
cipation In Fracas
City News Briefs
you have planted the seed. It la
much eaaler to correct the reac
tion before than after planting.
Game CommissionHaa
Meeting On Budget
JACICSONVILLE, July M .- W
—Tha Fltrlda gam« and frash
water flab eonunlaalon allocated
funds for flab • hatcheries, pur
chase of game for restocking and
salaries of conservation officers
at ita semi-annual budget mealing
here yesterday.
Tha department receives ap
proximately 1110,000 annual,
fiom salt of fishing and hunting
licensee. It was reported at the
meeting.
Dr. 1. N. Kennedy of Tallahas
see, executive secretary, told I
commies Ion that 7RI arrests were
mada daring the last II months
In enforcement of tha gams laws.
Thera wan lift convictkotu,
raid.
KSCfTKS COLLECTORS
ADELAIDE, South Australia.
—(AV—Because k has the only
underground prat afftaa to the
world, the opelmtotof town of
____
<ft
*to«p
____
Stamps and covet* freae Ran
to dams ad. Tha hank to
prospector* Ur
the raft earth.
British Seaplane State Purchases at 7:'W o'clock.
Lands In Azores 20 Whiddon Stores n, •ion’s Club will hold ils
r
semi-monthly
meiiii-g
On Return Flight In Jacksonville regula
Wednesday night at the V a h i d
HORTA, Atoras, July !<L —
IAV—The British pick-a-back sea
plane, Mercury, returning from
a trana-Atiantic test flight, ar
rived hers today from Dotwooil.
Newfoundland.
The upper half of BrilaWs
twin era pi ansa, took off for the
Alores this morning on thr sec
ond leg of Its homeward flight
from New York to Foynn, I n
land.
The Mercury flaw from Foynae
to New York last weak, Inaugu
rating a series of experimental
hope to precede commercial traneAtlantic service.
A. D. Smalley’aFather
Dies At Georgia Home
Word w it rtcehred today that
tha father ot A. D, Bmalley,
local manager af McCrary's Five
and Tan Cm* Store, died yesUrday evening hi Lace, Gs , kis
heme, at 1:M o'tiaek.
Mr. anft Ml*. A. D- Smalley
and thrtr daughter, Sylvia, ware
with tha elder -lamltoy at the
time of hto deathTha dacaaaad haft been a vlaitar to Sanford' an ooe accaalon.
Ha waa peat— alar ad Loco for
many year* and owned the gen
eral store thare. HR had bam In
U! haakh for ever a year and a
Ho to anrttoaft by hie
Hotel at 7:00 o'clock.
JA CK SO N V IL L E, Ju ly 2d - (/T>
—The State of Florida outhid
private purchasers and bought
20 grocery stores a t a public
auction sale today.
Stats Comptroller J . M. Lee
paid ISt.DUO for 2U units of the
The regular Weekly luncheon of
tha Klwfnis Club has la-on diipanced with tomorrow due to the
annual
barbecue
to
be
held
Wednesday at SanUmlo Springs.
pi'tipb*,
THt*y |)oin(p<l n u t th a t a y « » r
a g o u a ijo n u lia t A h .r l b w n l i l l n l
by l**i r it o r i u l iio lic u in a n u t nt
I'it m c on P a lm S u r n la y .
In
split* «>f Hit* th t'Fiil
<*f tr«-u
till*, Ufivvrnfir VVmuhip j r n v t i l bv
plan** u l P o n rr In re viitw th** in<*ii
M rr p u raili*. IfiiU u il S ta l* 1-* tn arim
flip ra fro m S t. T h u m n i fle w uv**i
thi* c it y p a rtic ip a tin g in th** ilrin
rm M ratiu n .
W h e n Hu*
fir s t
if illt a r il
«h»«t*
v%pri* firnl, Fttuntu Pim y, a fiiciii
Whiddon Cash Btoraa,
Inc., _ Mr*_ Oil to Hryan, VfVA* rfc b r t of th«* cplehration commit I* r
headed by Mayor George C. raatlonat director, held the regular who wua htimiling hcaiib* th** i"-v
Illume of Jacksonville, at a
eherlffa sale ordered by the
couita to meet the Stale's claim
for approalmattly $-15-000 in un
paid chain store taxes.
Through an attorney, the
comptroller explaircd the State
bought tha storea to protect, Ita
claim. Ha said taxes, court costs
and ether items ran the State’s
Interest In tha sale to about |M,0°Q.
Whiddon'a Cash Btoraa refused
to pay th* taxes on th* grttunda
it ana not • chain alor* organi
sation but th* cirruit court her*
ruled otherwise. Comptroller Let
than obtained an order directing
th* sale and tha company went
into bankruptcy
M IN E S CITIZEN BUI P
LOS ANOJELEflT Jutf PL -JP>
—Thk woa •'final tsamtnattoT
dag far Lula* Raintr, VUnnabom ma^fta gcUaaa, who cama ba<
fora Ua Immigration hoard aevk*
hig Amarkan citisanohfp Mlaa
af llw
IM to
far a«f*
** . u
w
( ity Clerk Report;
Many Palms Needed Jap Forces Capture
L a s t Harrier To*
F'• ink
I itii«on
Drive On Hankow
n p ■. .1 M i. iu in \
in i; lit
.iit th e
dent breaking CJUit U*
S e m it e m a jo r it y lt»««|ei
called at N« wport Richey, Demo* h i " i gli i .in t .....................
The governor** phyairmn* mm I c i ii t it nom inees elect e<l tieorge
• t .h .l f .u
•V II'T .f »h, |il
hi- hail been ill Hrtee Ktidit\ ‘■
a hen I'u'i ce
\V o,>i| t ahoy e \
Yeteian
t Ul**'d
III
I h"
h r wha poisoned from drinking h gislatoi fioiu l.iheiiy county* th e p u k
H - i.il.I
•lays ago w »1h
Water in n Lnuiaville hotel
to servi* aw speak*'i
the I !» P,»
to- 4 who Widled
the $900 " c r a t e " in which hr moil* hi. nun-stop
II to phy-neiim, h r Hrynn, ••( F lo rid a 1 1 11se ii f Kejo i -i iiia tn rs in**! ill 1To t * fill Hho
loading the plane a board the it S Lehigh for re State Finance ('n iin im th 'iin J When the ligi-«laluM i >Mivenea, to I m i l l pl.iTP * t > o ifi- i m M i
Dun T albot| and State Mtuhwiy election o W.....I will b. a mere t o o . * O J II The I Ml It i l l H e . Itl
m| \ 1-- I inie■
f i l l 1' « .. ..........
Pat i olmun JeRne
Wyatt.
who fo i u rn h i >
\ |.- lig h t e n
s fjte r u it' m le n l o f
I
“ itiank’’ from the same pit* hm
H i.
ill
f 'i
pm k -, w l . . . " i l l
of m. a te r " with the ifoyernor, «l
p la n ! ■ « tl"tl tu pil. 1
»o tier a me ill at the siime tune,
n - ■
*•11
Il l -V
hut were not affecteil or ' r r m i h
\ l ' l ■•ngh
lb .S- t m
111.1
ly a*, (‘handler. He *111-1 no oth
1 i ll! '" II
SI " R e n t
Ml
er* h ul ilrink* from the pit
h i. Il
Hm.
(i
r i 'l M m Y 4(1
The governor. Dt lliynrt
. i i . ii . i
v 1>< M M W it it t h i1
By CHA RLES CHA LK ER
i ly -h.- r.in’i .....I*r-iund why he In the **| at nine nt. drank “ more
b ifi.l t >1" »•!-•«• ■'< ( (i
P ’Mk »b «•
Mr. and Mr*. l,eo Lion an- should hnvr th a t vacant look in
of the water than rillir r of Ho
in - n< l Ii. itl,- «-11 . .( i t . ■>.> n*i il
nouncc the birth of three stra p -J his gieal yellow r y r s . ho didn't nt liel Iwii"
betNti-r
“ hi w in
. i*f r 1 .it f,,l M . .Ii *ft• -e e « 1 Hm
ping children late “ umiay night. - l u u anything t " worry about! p e i 'p t n n g freely ami giving
a
•f11y t t i r r r
t hm
t
h
a
l
's
been
bee
Job.
Occasionally
T hat is, they would annnunrO|
laIk over the radio
rr
.....
• It
d
it if they were hum an hetngs, she growls a ffectionately »• him
* I a in a ware that hum! red* ot
\ he
a d d le . -I
Ho I l l y
hilt being lions they have In have hut he pays nn a tte n tio n ami con- other people drank the
water
n M ill l e t „
i-im o i n lm m * •
tin
iir
.
to
stare
somrhudy else do the a n n o u n c
w in* h u pipes! into the hole! and
K u 1n il lir e
M ill.
id of th e
The
eight year old
African FMf f* red no ill of feet a ( l in e
Before applying ehrmleala to ing.
ro«po led
I ••III* t lo ll
lioness --pendi inosl of loo lima
the soil, Dr. R W Ruprccht of
fnifii/’ the doctor added
A fter all, three hnunelng young
I ’O N i F. I ’u. i 1•< R ‘t ft. ,1 \i •»* in | hi1 i1,1 t |l <•' *H* Ml -ill • h
with
the
three
little
balls
of
l
u
r
the Experiment Station Celery euhs in one litter la not some
l*r Hrynn 'a id h»» was "fully
I (f ll
Ibift*
Mu ll i b t r f ifwil
II* Mi 1 *• in 1 i , \ r t ul|. \ (I n Ini (iitf lh <
Laboratory here, advised celery thing to be s n e r i e d at. In the in a se gregated section of tha roiivitiied I hut
had
(lovrrnor NNlmiinlls tH vtt’
b
!nk*(i
ra ge which Is sheltered from the
rr
tnu In
m i r f 1 <f -tilth a r t n*fi w •*11"
( handler consumed y r r y much - wriil thi* D u n Hi
growora to have Ihc soil leased world of Itondom thrae cubs in
«(* t ft'-HjJit fear
•mill in .ill pi ■►-ibihiy hny Hi
re of the water, whteb un tin* f iM c m p ln J
lit order . ‘to. aeceshaln whether ona litter la almost as rare as a public gate. Madame Queen 1*
Jft u'-an^ifi;,! ,H(|
,,f
( l i t 1111r , | i ' »>!*'"•M
oral >it il,
particular about privacy; she b* 1
doubtedlv hai* heen poi* lined, if Mil itil ( icflFftll
such treatment is r<*crsaary.
perfect bridge hand.
Ml ‘ til
lilitn <n U i Pii (t I f . H -. lt. I t II* I . | ‘.l»f*t
indicated to S u p e rin te n d en t of
would
have
bren
fatal
to
him.
Dr. Ruprecht declared that dic
Taps Leo has been sleeping ami Parks Janies I,. Moughtnn l h "
-i!i»v*‘fijfif -if Ih ti’i bi R i f f .
(M il
l|,< P
1 ». i H m * .m
ing the past few werks moat resling since the blessed event. -he p refers it that way. And sin
hi p a r i
T w o P iie i [o
R n a n -.
il l mnii'hohu
soil that had been lestrd at the Madame Queen a ppea rs as p e r t also has Mr. .Houghton's prom t "
A n g e l I si*'h a n A u tm n • i i i, w horn i i . a t »Ii m I i 1■ H i * ( it \
experiment was “too iw«et rath as ever. Three cubs at one tnnr not to displav he r young ones b>
j o l i r r It i« ,| a m o n g lh
* •,«iI-i111
•▼rail* ,
\ • ft in i; th ril Hi
er than too sour", lie pointed win almost as m u r h a shock to the piihiir for nl least three
w elt*
k i N t *1
til l
ar
I - i -•
H hto I ( mm’ v ha I ad jo -bit i -j Ia *
out that In many Instances ad- pop* Leo as the quins wen- In four weeks in orde r to give them
'►Mug ftill- iw Hij*
i! la i
r Ml- l i t .
Ml
M *« I f I
ditinn of hardwood ashes or simi papn Dionne. When Madame time to gain stre n g th and gi**w
t bib* t In* g u vi*i fi ••i \% i
I If V
h o n b i aU -t . . I t .
Hilar chemicals la needless ex Queen slipped the good news to nrriis to m rd to the strange snr
a pai a*b* i t 1*0 i iiHiit* M M iiiu rit
him,
papa
l,co
Just
slumped
to
pense and that there are times
• n i'iip a l i n i o f
I'tftf* It*
roundings of their world.
M- tn la i * • f
l h( <1(111111 —ul
* hen sulphur must be added to the floor like a boxer who has
H u ti In y i't ii a a g o
A
u .ilm n a
Mndame Q ueen, nl«n being »l
<iivi-n4.»'<| ih * 1 n n iH - r t*l b’f iu H i,
bring the soil react ire, to a point been knocked ouL And there n nervous disposition, h a i »eg '-u in l i*ffit'»*r a la u w an K i l l i t l , but i ♦I** u lm g llit f l i l i a ' mu* h a * t a % f ’
moat favorable to Celery cul wasn't mush d if f e r e n c e — except quested Mr. Moughton to Inform
W ir i'h i p » »# . i i n h ti 11
h in t bi’i'n
*t I j ] nti'i I i in i* lie fifi
F
r
ie
n
d
*
uf
J
K. ( I 'a t) lltit
that papa Lto could probably the public th at it would lie het I
ture If these are edded.
Th** t h t in liu g i i r n i i ri*i| *n m n l
t h a t l h*' 11* w it ft' tio ib in g f *111h • i b; bach will i r g n - l t„ Ii-ki ,, „ f hihave
withstood
a
blow
on
the
The celery laboratory will a*
t e r. . . for the new 1!l ,Cfl 1 * * d f i t h m un Mytomobili* Hrculini t iif ir h llig w bib* Ibt* if n l -’ I in i r itiul I**- g n iro il by
h i ; h ii
I ' du* im*.
in the past, teat all soil free of head with a sledgehamm er much public re fra ins from c i-w .lm g near Troy. N C. July i t
b n t b i r ia l * iffit'in lw xvt'ft* • i ' m " u i i i i < t hum
charge on Tuesdays and Fridays, better.
Hu* p iin u l* ', \v h k h i J i r w a
around the ragea until it i-v time
Mi
L a in ■'*>n *! . i i ' *1 H o i!
th e
It's a question which Madme t»» display the cubs.
• f n ifir* ‘ ii i a n IDO .lHiu p**i ■
m ih
| m p rr*it*fit v a lm iin if i o f Ho* b uiM
Dr. Rupreeht said, and added
Queen
is
the
more
concerned
Af» yet the new ar rival* have
* IJermit has been gra nte d I*'
that he preferred that samples
mg
am m m t-* t •■ a p |ii« - x iin i f . ly
Cuetafeun to r r e . t a |.rt*a!,.
The i i a l i f i i i a l l n l «, y (rr* ii» * * iK , hit
could be brought in on any oth a bout— her three husky youngs no names. When Madame Queen
u tu l th a t
(ily
t im * *
fating .Summerlin Avenue t e r u p jm iiF iit * uf A t iU 'iii't tn rub* it f hum in, I »t f t irHn
er day and that teats would be ters ur the old m an. Now and asked the old man about it, hthen she steps up t o th bars di d idn’t sey a word; he ju st «at an,I * “n **Lm»ted rust uf $UM>.
•IVI r P lU 'f tl* H ir t i, ll l i l | raraI1*>«1 it
m*d* on lh* W iw tag ta»t day,
II
J , l .f h i i u i t i a p p c n iF il l**-fo**
ttn b 'tn rT it (J t U K u rir ir ig
Hi**
r»*b*
■
■Be sure that your soil reac viding their cage and looks stared. (And whu r u u ld . blame
th e ( u n i ill i**!*l«>(i n il l « h a l f u f th
through
a
t
tha
old
boyFvidenth r u lm n a ritl d F c Ijir i t ig a n y l*u»*r(ti
h im ? )
The Wrrkly m e e t in g of
tion is right before you plent
H M lvn tio fi A r m y , lb * In hi C *0.1
«*•»** a
--------------------------------------------- Chess and Checker Club will I.- BIrani* who
the iced’, he cautioned, "rather
n ilaaiu rit'r.ft
l In* S u l v a t io n A r n .y
(h rM
held in the Valdei lintel tonight '"H h n m i'.rjia * i l N g r a i r ” In
than finding it is wrong afler^
m **ilr*l f i t r i l s in o r ile r i»* coiiM i
Ruprecbt Advises Three Cubs Are Born To
CeleryGrowersTo L ioness At Local Zoo
Have Soil Tested
Local Amateurs
Will Entertain
Orlando Jaycees
65 Are Killed A s
Racial Warfare In
Holy Land Continues
- 1' -
M*i — K entucky’* highway
(uitnu
pt.H.'filed with i»n invc-MUfit Min
into the jkMrrtri! "ptiHomnis*' of
(io\ n nor A H "H appy" t h a ml
In
Major Hof Hill twin * ho-f ol
th** mt.iU' bureau of aiive-hirut i«*n*
{titnl it wna “ not the f n - i Him*
mu h a thinur ha* h a p p e n 'd during
n campaign.1*
( ‘ha ml If i to wairmjr foi a l> nt
o i m tic
i r n a t m ini
iionnn.il ion
Jitr*ii n -«t S e n a t o r Allien lk*it k I •*>
Says Former Cabinet
Member Will Act
3 As Czech Mediator
debate before three montha of
parliamentary recess.
"Our atm U not teas peaceable because no one can imagine
we have a reason to fear any
foe," ha declared. He aaid the
armed strength of the country
became more formidable day by
day and added "But while that
tremendous power remained as
a guarantee that see could de
fend ourselves If we were at
tacked, we were not unmindful
of the fact that though it was
good to have giant's strength It
was tyrraaeoua to use i f
During the debate the prime
mlntiter announced that Viscount
Jtuoclman, former cabinet miny |f * ir _ >*A agreed to became
M tlgator and mediator In a
dispute between Caechostovaki*
and Its autonomy seeking liarman minority. "
HOUSE SPEAKER
Into Poisoning
O f C h a n d le r
Prim e m inister Says
British Honor And
.Vital Interests Not
. T o Be Sacrificed
M M HER 285
K .-m iniishcd In 1908
SAN FO R D . FLORIDA. TU E SD A Y . JULY' 2fi. 10.1H
n*» it** VM 'Jfarp w i*rh h i* n \ Th**
*•- n u ifin ig n f u r f n m U *lu r in g A p r il.
In* a t n t n l , n*, tu**l o n ly a I f h .
o v e r $‘i iN »ll w h lr h , a f t e r C lIIM 'llt
,* X p fllM ’f A W) »(* JM 1*1 le f t un «•*' -*♦
■H lljf f IIIM1 •if about ♦ I V
pIVHI ■lit
('n n in iiftA fill!
th e
At
|f ivt-g I In* S a t v a t iu n A i m y
I|(
| i i » s i u i * l i -ly S if t I**'1 m u iith ,
w in *
u|Ii*»
ra p t, r
K . R*»*r
ftpnkc In t h r ( 'iiliiflih M it ili M itt h w m ill
th e f t iim in Niftiiif* In
lik e
i4 * » r
it a i b v . i t inn h y 9 ID p . r
tn
n u n th
II.* s a id It-i* p l i n n H
a p p e a r !>• f n I* l h«* ( k n ir t ly |*i m i-
handicraft cla»a for girla thl* p u n r, trie d to p u ih h im flow it ont tt.isrhin -t-fl,
M i'ittb i • » ■•(
morning at the Chamber of Com* “f night, hut the governor lefu*- 1
lo fcudge.
Within a half-hour police had
Deputy Collector of Interna! reatnrt'il order and th» goverm-r
Havtnua J. L Hurl will be at the made hi* ■perch, hia compoour
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow •pparenily unthiken.
to give infor mat inn to thoao de
siring It orv social aaturily re Roman Drachma Ih
turns and otner matters.
sShown At KiHHimmcc
Hu-
-
i i , 1111i
i >11
a g r r o l that lit" r u m " war
it
worthy on,, and that n u n i d - r t
lion would l>" given th» irqursl.
However, It wns iminird nut, tinir*l of ih* hodgi't ye sr I- si>
i roachlng and nn art inn m i l d
Im< to k rn until tin- new Inulg-t
‘s mad* u|>,
IIA IF V Puli'sl mo. July 26.
t AIM
h n vt*
S >\ t \ f i t "
L e t 'll
k lllr il
p p r u o t ts
111 t i l *
llt llv
1.still’s Aruli .li wislt
r iu -ia l
« iirfjii" stin-" y.-sli'nluy, A
U r n i t l " ' s o f 111" w a s n v o r 'e t l
tiiilat
u lii-n
found
|nilii-"
tmi" Inin- i in i cimvili'il
a
A r a l-
M'lriUiil'l" ni.irki l of old JttMisali m
vcot ,i
b t.m b
ins! oi I mu* l o p r e ...I ......... ii
\
similar
- hirl. •>■ 1 in
1t m L t
y e tle r *
i l .i \
Tht'i
m-’ n ib i t
n f ,t I r r r o r i s t
b .ih il «< i .
l.»m i-it 1,i v h i a h a ti I r w i t h -pi t i,il t •tii'*htM i*ft w h o m
• I m’ v Inu l -if i n k n l
\ l ,* i m rft a n ti
1"< 1m',' p a lit t llr - l II u i a
in
fir®
rfigHM<w ......... t l i n k
m un ef f or t
1-1 l llt'i k 11 i -Il t-i|H t| ill , 1 k *.
I I I M» \ U
I palien SiMnlth
I i Hid i- r , luF. l*»i
|*l A liU lia *
*-I S p u n h g. *i ininm nrm y nf
un n
•tg. *1 across tha
I-1> i today in A
htnad t h
ir t m is l jtiIt .iu>*
geilt lun
ah-m*
i *.»t mile front
m
•mu
-m ilh i<» t a l i
ItiHiric ot
a iM U ia l
I n ftill'-
aiitnif lanl
t h e m ill*
iM M lftt h .n l ti. | l i l " i |
* foothold
III
Hu
«♦■*! b .illk
f
S tre a m *
M 'in’v l i K u t g c i i i m ill * bail been
| l i ! If • I HIM <‘ f H lf lu n g i jn le t a ret ,
1 < I*t Hi- - t llV f l*f| \ a len cia l*i
t»i
•mil It
lb ’
r*ii»*ri!(ii**ri("
- •(i p i l ie
>*f-
t. ii ur I'liVi* Ifi'iil i*rtit« a t«»t©
I 'lit' In r ! it •* |h**y u■**•>! mi efi • 111v• Iy in sii*111& i*h!I*rit Spa Ifi
ti* ir the
p iiilu g iii -*»*
f rentier
sv h>-M* ( inveiHMM'IVl lllU”ft hml lieen
vy t iikt’litil In *b'fi'ii*l Y.tU'tU’ia.
MIANUHAI.
I he
Ja p a n e n e
July J»!.—f/l'l—•
t o m n u iiu i
ar»-
n-miif-i-il ih,* ur my it! la "it hail
1-pt-Mt'tl ii piith fur a niihjfir ofIi-n tvi* (rgiiTirnt fl.iu kt ivy by oc*
i upymg K in k inrirf urnl
I hereby
b i.u k mg the
pMiicipal
(TKineao
>!t*fs‘n*e line in tin* Y u n g tia vsl«
b v. Kiukhiirg ift 1 tr* imlt t down
Hn* Viingtie R ive r front Hankow,
pri»% Umrml nrpital -if ( ’hitia.
Japanese li.nl tried for niora
Hiitn three week* In fnree an
<riiis- in! i» the city. JupancHO
iiffn e iH "uri-j the ( “inneiu* defend*
ei b« gan weakening luftt mght
and fled today.
Ik-lita Barons Arc
Nahbed In Cleanup
l AKF.i.AND, July 2'L-Lakelut'd', drive tut l-dtla and t'uh-i
|t**ral'tfv, inaugurate! ul a mat*
nu.-ting Friday night, gninml tmI«-tita toduy aa several alleged
ticket sale.inrii went anestnl hy
pn-'ifr shtl ftvo ulhrr* placed
under hnnil after being picked up
in-nr Jaiktlund last night by
idler if r‘* d*|iutle*. A t-tul nf 12
person* were arrested.
F'd,owing raid* this morning,
police -aid that "not a joint |a
open in town.”
I’arlirutar intrrrst was shown
in nirnit of five men at Cedar
laverii nn mad No. 17 west of tha
i lly last night. Some nf them r*potrdly are among higher-ups In
the ginib'ing racket here.
R. S. Murray ( ’alclien
R. E. Kipp, principal of the
Sanford Grammar School, has KISSIMMEE, July 2rt-l/Ft A 11-Pound Black Bhhh Ambulance Transfers
returned from a summer course Human drachma waa lh* rentrr
Dupree To IIoHpital.
at tha University of Florida andj uf attraction whan a rollrcllnn nf ,
R. H. Murray snaggc.l a be
M
will , be In the Grammar School rare money wia axhibitnl at <h-chambrr of commerr* aa part o f "nr Mnnday aftcrinuin In lh* SI.
W. R. Dupr**. Sanford Clly
office every afternoon.
a iirngratn on th* hanking httsi- Johns River nt lb* bride- near Cnmmiarionpr, who ha* baan 111
nr« prrwntcd hy Ihn First ,*.n- firnava. It wae t/n II |>nniul lllark for Ihe past three months, waa
A maatlng *( Antlm will b* tlnnal Hank.
transferred by ambulance Monday,
bald In tha Elk’s Hall WadnaaMr. Murray saltl lh" liie fi*h to the St. Vincent* Hospital hi
W. G. Ilenklna of Klaalinmr*.
Aiy Right. Refreshments will faa owner nf th* collaction torrowni put up a tough fight hut hr Jacksonville, his nephew, Harry
served and all officers and mna- th* drachma from Dr. Chari** K. dragged him In *fl*r abnu*. fiv* Car ring tun, has announced.
of tha advleory eommittra Alhry of St. Cloud. Dr. Athey nt mules. He used a *1**1 casting
Mr. Dupree had failed to Im
**• ♦specially requested to be aaid il wax uncovered when arch m l with a plug.
prove and had shown signs at
p a*satTh* one baa* waa *11 hr had lo weakening recently. Dnctof* ad
aeologist* excavated th* burird
city of Nicomedia in Syrlt, s*at show for the afternoon’* tUhing vised that ha be sent to Jackson-:
William T. Brawn, who ha* of Ihn government of Kmpcmr he aaid, but it was wurih spend ville. Mr. Carrington said an **•*>’.-*, ;
atlon probably would Ini porfamoft : t
•tot toned with th* United Dioclttianue from 30b B. C. to ing art entire afternoon.
on Mr. Dupre# In a fow day*.-' «*
NaVy In th* Panama Qaa- 28* B- C.
a FISH ON A HOOK
Hankins said Dfoclatlanu* waa
tor tha past two yean,
T H E R R LAKES, W i s , — W V - LOCAL W EAT
ban Sunday to -pend a th* flrat Rontob ruler to make
day* with hla methar, Mrs. tha coinag* of money a govern A* Mrs. B. F. Burge** was pull
Partly, tloudy, acatarad — ,
,%
mental right. B* raid th* drach Ing h i R largo wall-ayed pike a
I r a n . Ha
and
l a r g e r Rerih* rn pika awallowad IL Wednesday
.
. In norihaaat aaft ;
ma waa a n t i i tha first
to dto Nat
Sha d ra g g ed bath Into th* boat,*«atreat* nerlh yartkwa to n ig h t. 4 .
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r* .y .T'T •
naBA T.ym r'U .iw
^'tookouts
To
P lay
n *
rwx
• • . *
G-Men Tonight In
U n iv e rs ity City
:a /i Win Opener 6-3
*
A n d L o se Nightcap
M
1
WMtfr
i ' 111* Senator* gathcreil two In
1 tba fourth when Huggcrlo slnglni
and. look third un S m ivh'n -iiiKlc.
Cola wont out to Stlth. allowing
Huggerio to tally and an error by
: Ada allowed Smith to acme. A
single by Langiton. a pa«»r«l ball
Cel Darla'
second double
*cdf^eaantad for another Lookout run.
In tho eighth Ilnggerbi ws»
■af* on D arla' error, look third
Cole’s alngle and scored on
Iflialic'i infield out. The Lookauta gathered two more that inn5 M g whan Stlth aingled, war sacto second took third on
orV miacuo and scored on
d u i'
Inf laid b it
m ovrrj
nldt
to
arcond.
Schmidt
on Moor*'* drl*a to right,
(aoio I'd tho hitting with a trio
biggie* In fir* trip*.
F ln d tr took Iba mound In
|
The Sanford Lookouta travel
to (isinriviM e tonight for a con
test with Manager Don McShane'a
league leading G -M e n
to
b«
played undar the flood light* at
Karris Field.
udson Hurls For Afternoon Fray While
Joe Pinder Lasts For Seven In
nings In Contest At Night
By J U L I A N 8 T E N B T R O M
lw s O r Undo IN tu to n and the
r Lookouts fought It out
ay
afWrnocri and
la*t
flit at tha Municipal Athletic
: r w d and Sanford aflat winning
;tk a ' opening encounter A to :i.
eemailltad ala arrora which aided
t l ta Bcaatora In taking tha night
t^fatr by a wore of 7 to 4 after
tan bvilnga.
' In tho f lr it contaat, tha I-oohM U gathered 12 hlta off Harold
for the all runt while the
boya
nicked
Sidney
Hudson for only six bin
which were good for their
:; w # of marker*
Hudton'a b ro k in g curve ball
lea* than n k o of the
tor* aa
they
went dnwn
by* II i’d ion Walked only
men while Conn finned a
Nig and walked n«>>.
Sanford alartri) the acoring in
flrwt inning a* Moore alnglrd
fight and icortil on Kddie
yla' double to deep left field.
Jl'a Infield hit caught Davis
hit- third but Hitman (cored on
Hadaon'a double to deep left. An
error by F ry e allowed Hudsnti to
tho final tilt and allowed the O r
lando crew four hlta In acren
inninga. The Orlando outfit re
u
corded Direr more fluke bits off
Dutch Schneider who went In a*
* relief hnrler but bad brooke
.
proved fatal for the soulhpow.
The locel nine collected 12 hits
off Orlindn h 'lrlrrv
Orlando got two In the f lr it on
a walk by Ruggerlo, a paased
hall, Sm ilh’a triple and M ihalic'i
fly hwII.
Sanford ncorcd in the f lr it on
I.sng,tnn'( three-bigger and a O K D E A R Y M E I M Y P E E R — H a rb U Th a n u s, a u . a g . r af* Ike
fielder'* choice. Tw o more regiaFa talks entry In tha Florida Stain Longue, 1* taken
front tko
trrrd In the second on two hlta
Arelea Bow l ta tko ndjoctol Ravina Gordoot ky
Poaaots, tko
an error and a fielder's choice
The last lookout marker eame A u lt s mascot, wkoro tko doughty pilot and ika good lotk door
In the fifth on two hits and a sto itago o confarooca on tko fioor point* af tko gaoto.
len bnse.
Perhaps Paanals Is saying, " I f ikoeo logs caold run lih* I can
The Sensors tied It up isr the we’d tsar* mar* ra n t." And otayk* ko't mumbling, "H o w about a
eighth when Emmet Clonla, h it hamburger?"
ting for Dusty Took, doubled, Joe
Ruggerlo walked and both ad i i Cnuli
u 4 0
vanced on a passed ball. Smith
% 4 24
T o t a ls
was safe on DcKamus m iiplay, t n r i i H i i
r h m
t 1 1
('hints scoring. Mlhalic’s single M,u,re if
I
„I
n
K
1
1
if
1 2 1
ri.O N IIU 4 T I T K i.K tia k
pushed in Ituggeno.
<1 2 IT.
|htvl» lb
w
Is r e t .
1 il « 1 iu lnaai 111*
4*1
With the count deadlocked as I ' i l m n ,lli
M 3U
I I u i , woii p
1 2 ii l.e*abui ff
!»j 1 1
41 1
the tenth o|M-nrd, Alabama Smith Mtirh l u
3
a
iiv
ID
li a y t u h * fleaclt
w ss'a a fr on Davit' error I'ete Ail* «■
171
I*. fin
Ht
A u xu a Ul i#
Hilt mid I If
&o
ta*
H
I irtando
Mihalic laid down a sacrifice, ail
lipr’ttiUM fsw
I ’alal ka
11 in
491
v ir.'in g the runner. Cole walked
37 31
til
lie La nd
T
o
t
a
l
■
■
9
4
*1
•Ml
ffnafasil.
ami Jnhrri/
Frye few out to
■- - Hit I IFd f nip H"'nn**r in !Mh
1
K m b IIi W k U r t i r
right. A passed ball shoved the
s i ' H i m ifil fin C o n n In ’MU
I
( i r l i B d a a-f. H R i f u n l a- 1 l * m « 4
non jny olo
1 ■ ■MR 111 f" * l" f f " } runners up one sack, and lloh H rla nd o
M hU rtl
BftO IMA P J t— «
f •.t Ir ir •v I(1e I I, D a y l o n g Hearn
Keller’s single to rinter pushed
A ** lei ■, t l t i u m r l o £», Cole, K#l*
1-1
in two runs, fluyness strolled and i f f 3, Ho mier, I ' i l m n n. lindnoti 1
la#*••••Ii i i re ii, Petal nd o (r « l l f i s
3, A>li. Peritmu a 7 Krr ore
i l h , r a i n .)
I’ete Sehlrn's single to left-center Wlith
hrMtm uf.
Fly*
I,
Arts, C i i m i n
HI. A n y u*t I ii* 7, Pa la tk a 4.
sent both rv r,’ home.
ilt«fn>«r 2, i>.«vi«> L t n g s h ' i i
Itnti-. ‘
Ummem T u R l i k l
R n * r » n l ai t i R l i M t l l l p .
Leading the hitting for the two hatted hi, Hudson, ihavte, A‘* » l !
1‘ivla, Mlhnllr, Muofft, iM-fnmUt 1 I m p i o u s |ln»rli nl Mr Un do .
game* were IJIlly Moore In the T w o tiiiRp hie, P a vl a 2 jl m l-t iri l
P e l a* ml nl PuUltli*.
MtKifp.
H u rifle*-, I
lo fm b u r n
HI. A ujiim tliif .
fiaet *lth thrre hmgles and Mayo ftIn I* r» boa#,
Ki ltntltM, A i , i D oub le i»in t w Hill Ii (
Iwngstnn in the final with four In lN*r»*ni ur In I»sivia*. K I I r In (
N A T IO N A L I .K A f U K
F r y i* % I Inn* tin hull*, off Hu dson
for als.
W
1. P#l.
^
AM V
! t * * 7
THE STANDINGS
g rit * T
on 1. iN iiii
Ituff'lo 11.
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Col# If
Mlballr rf
Frye lb
Keller 2b
ftcbirri c
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Conn p
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1
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Conn1
413
*« 29
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KSS8 SERVICE
r . * K IN O . Plumkleg. raooe go.
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Itatlt. T i l W IIU ot A t*
M M K T i I S 1*1
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arm . n W m I F t rat • I m L Cal l
room
fm U k M
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M asa*ll«.
n o NAI1I0. real set atflM
ilatawae. Be*, eaiaplela,
■aa* ee«*lll—a- Par sals MISCELLANEOUS
Cali a a i.w .
e o n T o r n a e a iu s asks * n .k
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r # « t i IL P i Neaa aa* frresa. la U N Mellaavllle Aa*.
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Paiat a e s « r m s bar- Vs* Uaaiv in ra a ? m «
t ™ * i *» «•»
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1 baUl*ap M*4*l- •arl*r-#e*geva
l u r i e i r . Cat
IMENTS FOR RENT
wmm
apart M a i* .
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meota. Fbwfffl SSL
SIDE!
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Clilrwiin
f i r l r nit
Phi la d el ph ia
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4 I I to
» — liTiiiftfi for i*nok It* i l h ,
f — l i n ii ^ i l fur H r h n « l t « r In |0U».
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IS* I I I non *— 4
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I'Minsin
Ifdljurk,
Artie Hfllh,
I Ip m mii«. fttinw buH*Mi In, 1i n via
S. I f I b n l l r 2. K u l h r 3 HIMb. Kohlto, Hrnllh. A v i I nI n, H r h l r o 1. i > n r »
I* P p m r t i i i "
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l>'lurk If
A i ll p
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W A N T JOB « l « » F hlaA F i r b Ii
Mm MlUf. >10 O flM B A*#.
w ild
New
I'll ri SI* 2b
SITUATION WANTED
rorn
AM ERICAN
m ’ii rf
I ^hivl*
lb
FOR RENT
F O O T Btoaliaiaa m * n M f litn a ie r,
*•'*•
a aa* Ira ass Is ha eel* at
N l«h t leer Mama nl a har■ M # e Tire she*.
m
I,
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3,
H rhn*td*f
fluff a r r l o >. K » l l * r 1. Hml lh.
Fry** l l u v n o i , Cook* D n v I n.
P it m an , A«l*. Htllh- T a v h l M hit*.
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leEAfltE
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44 34
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43 44
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Pel,
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413 1
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439
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.249
I'llnt.in, Ctonte, T h r e e - b a s e htte,
lottiKalun*
Amltb.
Stolen
baaea.
I'llm an
S,
H a r r l f |ceea
Mlha llr.
Hchlro, Moore, Pindar* Mchnelder
iMnibtgk playa, p i n d e r to Ad9 to
Hern mu a. Left nti baaee, O rl an do
>, Han fo re 14- liaae on ball#, off
Co ok 4. Co nn 3, P i n d e r 2, Hchn#lde r I. HI ruck out b y Co ok 3,, Conn
I I'lmlef, Hite o f f Co ok, 9 In 1
l n n l n « " , I rune; o f f Pinder. I In
1 Inning*. 4 run#. Pn »»#d bull#.
Ail* 3W inning
pl trber ; C o nn
fV»#lng pitcher, Mcbnelder. Cmplree,
Ivaehner and C o w a r t . T i m e . 2 42
Manager Rodgera has not an
nounced hi* starting hurler but
it is expected to b« Charlie A t
water who ao far this season ha*
a better record against the loop
trader* than any on* else on the
Lookout staff.
Manager "Don MrShan#
may
send In Tom
Savag* or
Ken
Willia against the eellante* from
the Celery C ity.
HOT I CM -O F 'M L R OF
C E R TIFIC A TE ®
TA X
I a*la at public o u t c r y to tba h l g h 1 •st bidd er for caah at tba C o u r t
sale at p u b li c f t u t f r y tee tba
eat b i d de r f o r caah at t u t Couri
lloua* entrance In Hanfort. on the
House en tr a n c e In BanfML* on Ih#
I l H da y nf
A u g u s t 1931
at I I
H b d a y of
Auffuat
1921 at I I
o'clock A . M . tax certificate or
o'clock A . M . . (as. c e r t l f l r a t a or
certificate# bald b y the H | a ( e > > cert If leal#" held b| iji# HI ale t o
gether w i t h al l omlttrdl and aubC at he r w i t h all o m i t t e d and S b cariuaat levied t a x r a on the f*»lm i u * n l le vi e d tasee
lb # f o l
t o w i n g d Fieri bed landa In Hem* ■ l o w in g de scr ibe d land# In S e m i note Co u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t :
note C o u n t y ,
F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
1-3 of Cart No 20 «« nf J u l y
7-11 of C a r l
No.
t i l l of
1. 1131 cov er in g HEV* of N K '*
A tiff 1. 1932 c o v e r i n g L o t 111
Her i f . T a p 2a It. 32
» l,e»e f W » i l a Lot 134 fllavla
1-3 of Cart. N- 413 of Jun e 7,
Co lon y Co, Hub
S I H coea rlng K W i , «.f N E k
Cert
No 1494 nf
A u g I.
•ac 19. T a p 10. R. 12
1912 c o v e r i n g L o l l i l to 14 A
W 11n**a my hand and i m ! llile
aa « l 71 A 72 fllavla C o l o n y
lb# 22nd day o f J u l y 1939.
Co '" S ub
O »» || Kit N i l if J
Cert
No, 1931 of
Aug I
C le rk of C i r c u i t c t u n
1
t i l l c o v e r i n g leOtJi 99 94. 99
Hem I no I# Co un ly * K lu r M n
A in* S la v In C o l o n y C o ’s Bub.
{SEAL)
Wlt iie""
m y harm ,iml
weal Hi's
da y of J u l y 1921
E O T iib o r hai .r up ta x
«», I*
IIKH.NPON.
IK IIT IK M A T K I
C le rk of f'1r* u!t Court,
accortJaiu-e it lift
the
pro
ftamkiioie County, F l i r l d v .
vlalona of C b u p ta r 11299, Act* or IS I*A I ,>
19)1 and upon w r i t t e n ra<|it#*i nl
H . U . W A T H O N I w i l l offer for
aal# at public o u t c r y to the high
NO TICE OF SALE OF TA X
ett bidd er for r aa h at (h e Co ur t
C E R TIFIC A TE B
H m j i f f u t r a n r e In H an fo rc on the
In nreordanca w it h tha proilatnna
ith day
of
A u | U l | 1939 at i l
t.f Chapter
11291.
Acta of 1937 o'clock A, ) L , la x certificate or
la T daya and
relieve"
and upon
w rltta n
raquaaf
af c ert if ic at e" held by tha Htat# t o
M O T 21 W A Lo lC E R I wi ll of far for g e th e r w it h all o m itt ed and l u b
•nl* at public o u t c r y !** the blffhaequent levied t at ee on the fol
eat bidder for caah « i the C n u r l
(Ira! 4mr
l o w i n g de*crlb#d la nd " In Hein I*
H n y e entrn nca In R a n fu i x on tha
M aM , n k u i.
nolff Co unt y, F lor Ida. t o - w l t :
H e a d * * Isa.
•lb day
of
Auffuat M i l
at «l
Salve,
Neae
Ce rt. No 77 of J u l y 4. t»27
3 0 Bsinalas
o'clock A. M ., l a s cart If k a t # or
II
c ov e r i n g latte 3* 3 7, A 39 Ha a
Leiirflcataa bald by tha Hiata toT r v -IlB *.*r-T1aae"
ford Height#
aether With all omlttad arid autiW aeUK Meat Llakaeal
W i t net** toy hum ! nnd #enl H ill
•es)uent levied t x k # i on the fol*
the 22nd day of J u l y 1911
luwlnff deacrinad landa In S*m
O 1* I I K I t N l r O N ,
no le C o u n t y . Flor ida , t o - w l t
C l a i k of C i r c u i t Cuiirf
I 2 •»f Cert, N o 11*4 »»f A i ik
Heiulitole C o u n l y , F l o r i d a
7 I M l rovar inf f K *4 itf W Vi
IlK Afs)
Of HR 14 of HK V% Her 17, T a p
m 21 It 311
N O TICE OF BALE OF TA X
WiineoK m y -b a m l
mrt aeul t i l l
t E U T IF li'A T R ff
I be 22nd da y *»f J u l y 1131
I n nee or tin nee w i t h
lb*
pro
m i'
Vivian* <if C h a p t e r 11291, Acta of
Cl* t It of C ir c ui t Cm.f f
1933 and upon w r i t t e n rtqueet
F a r a refre.klag
HandnoIif Counl y. Flop Ida L K I t O T W 11,1*1 A M H I wi ll offer for
i H K A 1.1
■ale al pubilr m j i r r y to the h i g h •#t bidder for caah at the Co u r t
N O TICE O P BALE OF TA X
ifnuve entrance In Haufort, on lh
C E R TIFIC A TE B
ja a caa't Waal
I t h da y
of
Auffuat |93i
at 11
In accordancH
wi th tba pro vl tax certificate or
■luit" » f
Chapter 11299,
Acta of o’clock A. M
c
ert
if
ic
at
e"
held
l»y
th*
Hints
t
o
tWa rick, isM Sill
1*17 an d upon wr it t e n rmioeet nf
N I N A A M A R T I N I w i ll offe r for ge th e r wi th all o m i tt e d and *uhsequent
l
e
v
i
r
A
taxes
un
the
fol
title at public ou tc r y to the h t g h flavar a l Saa,ll o w i n g d**cribed lands In Hem I
eei bidtler fur <-aah at the C o u r t
11 m o *** entrance in Ha of ore* on the nolo Co unt y, F lo r id a , t u - w i t :
male
lea Creaae.
Ce rt .No 1(4 of A u g . 1 1»33
9Hi day
of
A up ue t 1919
at 11
n o r r l n v lait 2 U lk . I T i . 1»
o'd o r k A, i l
t u « «le r t lf Irate or
Hanford,
re r tl fi ca le e held by |b# Hlitt• to get her w it h alt omitted *1 nd "iihW (I k *m my Itnml and teal thl
#es|iie n t levied ta le * on the folthe I J n d day of J u l y 1 » ll .
low lnjr «Ie»r ri bed Landa In He nil*
a
P IIK U N D ON .
note C o u n t y . Flor ida . In'* w It
C le rk of Cl 1 cult Co ur t
Cert N u 7J i of J u l y 2. m l
Hem Inula C o u n t y , F lo r id a .
m v e r n ff H 7 H r h of N\V V4 of
49KA I.)
111 R. Yral
N K 'i
Hec 10 T w p 20 It. 30
IV' i m i h m my hiiod and veal tbit
PHONE
N O TICE OF BALE OF TA X
1 he 22nd d a y of J u l y 1939
In arcorda ne a
w ith
tha
pro-|
y I "Iona of C b a p t a r
I t 211 A c l if
1937 and upon « r i f t # n
r*«|u«af a f 1
31 ItH F. F C I I W A H T Z I w i l l offer
for tala at p u bl ic nut c r y l o Iba
filff haat hi doar f o r rmah al lb#
Co u r t flouaa antrmfica Ip Hanford
on tha Nth d a y o f A u g u a l 1>11 at
I I o'clock A.
faff ra r tl fl e a t a or
c « r t i f lc a t p « bald by th* Hin t# toffetber w i t h all omlt ta d a n d tub*
arijiient lavtcd lasas on the followlnff daacrlbad landa In Hamlno l» C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
« > r t . N o M S of J u l y 7, l i l t
r«*ve r In ff H I « H
ft, of l*ot I
lltk. %m C h a p m a n A T u r k a r ' a
Add
Cert No t f i of A ti| I, 1131
roverlnff
Lot
If
Han for d
H e ig h t a,
W|fn#M m y band
and aeal thla
the : i m l day or J u l y t i l l
fl. |\ H Kit N O O N .
Cla rk of C lr vu it Court.
Cuu aty, Florida
(SK ALI
MALARIA
COLDS
LEGAL
NOTICE
N O T IC E
OF BALE OF
C E R T IF IC A TE S
TAX
In arrorditiic• with (I.* provlalona
. f Clia pur
urn ,
Adi
of 1337
t.i.l
ups.ii
t ti i ii s i i
r *"i ti""t
of
r
K A IIM T
I
grill
offar
for
■ml*- at pul.U r o u tc ry to iht* hlffh^ *1 blllrtar for i:»t*h at I hr- l . j y r l
M.. n-w r u t ram* * In Heinfiirc* on i h r
ii h flay of
A uff uM |>3|
a( , ,
M r lm k A. M
tax c h rtlflcaift up
cp-rlJiflcnl*"
by th* Htatp t**
■ *■I hr r wltli all o m ll t. n l a ml aub*
wr.| II«(|t |asV|r>ll til « p « (>|t ( h r fot
b ta ln * tlrw. rl »,W,| U iu la In H r m t nttjr C o u n t y , F lo r id a , l o - w t l :
C r r l Nil M l Itf Alia 1 . 1*12
......"Fluff
All
tl lock
) Clay
H|ll IflffJ*.
Wltnraa toy liaml
and M a L t h k
11"* 22nd da y t.f J u l y l»3B x
11 I* I I K I t N f i O V ,
C U t k of Circuit Court,
Hr m in u In Cuu iil y, Ffortda
1MEAL)
ao
ru n
or
n a i .m o f
ta r
I K ti m iC A I KA
Jn npciirdniKn it Mb
the
pruMtimna of C f m p t a r 12291. A d * t.f
1937 find iipMii w e l i i t i i r*i|tM-wt of
«■ M A 1 2 L A H Y H M. 01*1*1 F F I
* ill offe r for " a i r at puniM* mil f t » lo the hlMbcMi b b l d r r fur push
it 1 hr C o u r t M i i i m p e n l r a n c r In
O. I* ifKPNfyON.
s.iriforrt on I hr « l h May of A tiffi lerk of Ci r c u i t Court,
t-i 1)11 ut I I o’r lo c k A. M , lam
Bwiolnole Counly* FUgrlulj
'• Mi f Irate or c*-r1 If |c »| r » h r Id by
lbe H l a l r l i i ir r lh e r w i t h nil n m l t - ( A R A L )
t*‘d .I ml aulia*«| ijp.nl |r v lr d M v » *
1"1 I be follow ill hi. it rite (H|bed land St
N O TICE OH BALE OF TA X
in H r m ln o l " Cou rtl y, Fl or ld n, toC E R TIFIC A TE S
a il.
In ari-ordnnt'# wit It the provleiona
C t r l . N** 371 of A u k % t»29
of C h a p t e r
19294.
A rt e
of 1937
c . v r fluff |a.la 1 a 2 III la. L
and upon
written
request
T p * Hanford
M A IlY W IW H O L A H S I will o ff-r
Car I No 212 of A u k S. 1939
for eale at tiublic o u t c r y to th#
•<ivrrin* la d t IIIk
2 T r . 7.
highest bidd er for ceeh al th#
Hanfiirtl,
C o u r t llnue* e n l r a n r # In Hanford
VVIhitHH m y bund and P#f»l l l il r on lb«» t l h d a y of A u g u e l 1131 al
tha 22nd da y nf J u l y t i l l
11 o'clock A. M„ la x certificate
l> I 1 I I K I I M f i O N ,
n r cerllflcfflea halt** b y tba Htmte
f'larti uf C i r r ii lt C n u i t , t o ge th er w i t h all omitted and aubHe in Inula Cnuniy*
neqtienl levied la ate on tha f o l
(flMAV.I
lo w i n g described land* In Bem lnoie County. Florida, lo-vell-
NOTICE OF SALE OF T A X
C E R TIF IC A TE B
In
eeeordance w it h the provleiona
or Chapter
19299.
A cts
of 1931
an d upon
written
request
nl
J . A 1J MIAN
I
will
offe r for
aa|e ai public o u t c r y to Iba high*
t t l bidder for m i h at Ih* C o u r t
Ifloitee m l re nee In Ha n fo rC on lb#
l i b day
of
A u g u e l 19 11
a l It
o'clock A. M
la x cer Il f Irate or
c a r ll f trn t •*« held b y lb# Hi at ^ t n g " I h # r w i t h all ontIH'ed a nil inuba#f|iient levied taxee on tb# fol lo w In,g described lands In H em H
bole C o u n l y , F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
Cer t. No. IS39 of A u g . I.
1931 c o v e r i n g L ot a 3, S4 A 4
Illh. t - W h l l c o m b ' a l a i Add . to
UvntTt,
Cert N«». t i l l of J u l y 1.
19)9 c o v e r i n g lleff 111 I I ft P.
A 341.71 fl N uf N W
cor of
H W i i of H W ' 4 Her. 34 T w p .
HI fl. 22 l l u n K 249.7 fl A lo l. 7
fl W 211.1 fl S tu lleg.
Wifiieva iny bond
nnd teal I hi#
the 22nd d a y nf J u l y 1939.
O |\ H K l I N I H i X ,
C le rk « f Circ ui t Court*
j
Aemlnole Co un ly . Florida,
(B E A U
Cert. No 199 of A«ff T. 1921
covering Rlocka 1* I. 1. A 4
P a lm Park.
Carl. No. I l l of Aug 7, I9SS
covering All N S of N K \ of
N W S W of II.lio n .III. Av* A
N S of HW S of N C S of N W S
(Leea fly) Hec. I Tw p . 20 IL
IL
C trl. No 191 of Aug 1. 1133
rovering NKt*
of N W H nf
N W H Her. 3, Twp. |4 II. 21
Cert. No. I l l of July 2. 1934
covering lleg 4111 ch W A
391 fl M of NK Cor Hec. I.
Tw p. 20 ||. It llun N I I I ft R
3IS ft H 3 deg 15 I I I ft M |B
d"g K lu Pt E of lleg W lo
beg.
Witn es s m y hand and teal thla
S i n d d a y of J u l y t i l l
O. P.
HERNDON*
(B E A U
Clerk of Circuit C m j M.
Seminola County* Florida.
9^)
C E R TIF IC A TE B
lit U r r o r d t in B
u>llh the pro vl el ou a o f
r b e p t r r l«2p«.
A r i a of
1937 a n d u | h »p w r it t * n r e q u e a l o f
J O H N P A N K L ' C I I I w p l offer for
W e c a n nsnijcl y o u to
Build, Buy, or Refinance Your Home
In Seminal* County
Love* In he approved bp F M A
C. M . B O Y D & C O
ltd *• Park A**
phene
Millions prefer this "flavor
that is different"
g I t ’s 1 d u ll ful c t m # b e tw ta r
m a y o a a a ig g a n d o ld .f a ih io n e d
boiled dreaainx— w ith a eprcial
p q u a n c y all l u ow n! M ira cle W h ip
is t o u lly diffe rtnt from a ll other
d r a ainp ■■sm oother, fluffier, room
'd clid o u a .T ry M iracle W h ip — soon!
k o T itg o r s i w o r t a x
rn m n c A v* *
In arruMadt* wits tba >rsvl
(lose of Chapter l|IM . Asia of
I II? and upaa arrlltea raoueel of
K l'M I'itO H INC. 1 will afftr far
NOT A CHANCE
BY HAM FISHER
#eULP<?
x -ru .
OO TO
TH*
O ik Irsas ara mors numerous In
Ika U . S, th in In Europe.
h o tb l
AN'
RACK. ,
tha human rata.
By Jo Mntznr
O X ^ D U N N • 'S fe iir O p e r r ilV r d i
NO O N C 'a i l M i
*V TO JO IN
I* «A N » f ?
TNKV -rwiNK n ^ f l
• U T
« o
I
W
U lV t 1 >
h c o n k
m
x im
C r .y
j a :
�»&•
fj|Sdft3a
Buford l« n o Only Cmilnl
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Tranaportatlon
fUfflhwb County Produras
More F rail And Vrffetnbla* Than Any
Similar Area In America
AN INDEPENDENT-NEWSPAPER
V O L U M E X X IX
Dill Approves
$197,310 For
WPA Projects
Member Aneociated Praia
Hears Testimony
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JULY
2.1. 19.1M
E a la n U a h rd In 190S
=T
$445,000 Paid
To Farmers At
State Market
Japs Retaliate By
Taking Possession
Of Russian Island
GERMAN FLYING BOAT SPANS ATLANTIC
Michael Says Sales
Could Be Doubled
If Growers Supply
AH Truckers Needs
S t a t e Administrator
Tikes First S t e p
Toward Increasing
Relief For Needy
NUMBER 282
A tla n tic C oast
Is Harassed With
Damaging Rains
Tension Between Na
tions Tightens As
Japan Replies Tu
S o v i e t Rejection
Farm ers in this -eetion sold
approximately $115,1101) worth of
farm product* at the State Farm
ers Wholesale Market this year,
according to figurrs in the an-i
nual report of market activities,
released by Market Manager J.
G. Michael
Out of state pn»d-|
ucts sold at the market amounted
to approximately $40,000.
the
% «!*••• Inird l*rme
report shows.
1*11 . i h ' i i g t h r A t l a n t i c
JACKSONVILLE. July 23.
Gross returns at the market
l i o i n M a u t r I** ti r » » ig i a
Thia
picture
portray*
the
In
— (A P)—Adm inistrator Rob
this year are approximately tha
$$e teenelafevl $*•»•■
“i n p t i n g h i g h w a y l i u v r l ,
teract with which Mr*. A rthur •ante s i fur last year although
/ \l< 11*11/ V Spam . Ju ly SX.
om <1 in m lr x l ' h n n n g r t "
e rt J. Dill *ook first steps to E. Morgan, wife of the former
Ihr
l$i«ur|ri$l
high
m isMies volume increased con
•l.lliltg w l it i lr h i l h i g r * in
day tower dincreasing Flor TVA chairman, heard the te*ti- the
m#rtil $rp».»»rt|
l'»r
siderably, Mr. Mirheal reported,
wiitnr
-.»
i
| i«ifi
i«n.
I hnflgMlg ill*
id i Progress Administration ■nony of her husband before (he and declared that had higher
• oiiif.iit m.I gl.ioni ».* lhoo*an*l« fig h t » l n g $if l . r n r u l i s t l M
F ram o$ «lrn$
4 $m>
&*%•
rolls by 11,500 with the au congressional committee invest r prires prevailed llie farm ers
4'l -uinoo i v i. itiniiiwt«
galing the authority at Knot would have received nearly $1.
remlrtl I shIs i lr«n$ Salstls pcs k
It
tinr\ri$th
«o i i ' o c i l l i v r
thorization of seven projects villa, Tenn.
A flrr a non-stop flight of 2. BIT mil** at*mum* th r At bint i f from th»* A*i»tr* tn IT hour* 42
in t i *rt fiMit fur t h r f i r i l tins#
000,000 for the volume of p ro-1
vvU <1.1* in iu.in> m <I i <mh ami
calling for an ezpenditure ol
minutes (h rm in y 'd I'.Mon catapult flying l»«*al N ontnirrr (North Sea) alighted .it |'m i Wiiwltingtoit. pf I lw pn t • f**| ll tl t n c il iu lr • lr;$| Itlg in \ s l n t r )i p m t i n r r . Ik # r r dure that was told.
1197,310, The projects will
poirlrel |H>$nl of e n t r y , n r n rly
In his report, Mr. Michael de N. Y. She uvrrugetl 1.1:1 miles AH hour o»» the trip. Abuvr is I h r Nonlnirrr** »re\% (lift tu right)? ' ••f -ki*--* v*,i! - l i g h t
It) mile- n o r l h « r « t »»f Ih# proemploy more than 400 men.
clared that if all trucks that C*apt. Joachim II lllunkniburff* pilot. W ilhtltu Kur|i|»ri*( imho operator^ Alfn-il Kgei. flight engi
Thi w r n t h r i h u i r i n i a.iiil ttir
«lnr iul c s p i ls l . th e l n * u r | f n U
called nt the markets for Florida neer. mill Otto llrlv, copilot.
»r-nlt
kt h i g h
Ilrhe* the Non! meet al 1*1911 Wanhing ttin. with Biitmn'w p ic k a n u n v*a- tlo
The
authorisation
followed '
m ■ )«»r
9ih|#«f it#
products during the season could
A tla n tic
will a
announcement
that the
back plane Mercury at the rltrv n it ng ^ ----------------------------------------------------1______________________ pi r w- in «* it Mil o f f t h r
mh r f r
l . furl.
! |$ ilrllim sml
have been supplied, the sales at
rloTida WPA quota had been in
»o .i - i f ioii i M m t i r
to
M o ru la ,
\ slrncis p ru h in m mrrl.
least would have been doubled.
creased from 3S.S00 now at work '
' t h i s l i r a i l . t r , I ,|- rill r t f r c t l v t *
T in
F a r F jis tc rn
te n iiian
The market manager also de
to 30.000. the la rg e ,' furre rv rr
h u l l in N g i i n t l t h r n a t l l l u l runt
n
a
*
t
|*|*|)|*\Tt
tl
I
s
h
1|IV
I
»
y
J4 rtlM!clared that farm ers are passing
employed by tha WPA In this
w a i . l n i o v r n i r n t o f th« (..** p$r«
up mnny opportunities of pro
••utr i i i r n tin, I tu uw rt l t h r p r r
iintl iiu itlfiii ••ii th e
b o rd e r
Following . tha
announcement
ducing commodities which are in
cipitdtion
lict w r t 'ii S«»\ i«* K ii .haiu a n d
I* Wa# learned that no word had
demand at the market, lie point
I he* S o i i l h w i - i t
mI*h
eiiffcrril
M u i u IimiiKiim ;ih iN iw em o t
heen received by tha local WPA
ed out that new revenue* for
Citru*
grimcm v*.l| m«‘6*t i»l In w r . | T r u t * t w o pi*r«*iiiw w r r r
cffkw regarding tha number who
wv.Hlfii)
F.ui'HH*
fo r a
farm ers
could be
obtained
r
r
p
m
t
r
i
l
i||$»wnri|.
s
r
v
r
m
l
m
i
s
*
*hr nch«H»l lu»u«r ill t)v it-tlo Tui**
wBI gat work in thia county
through these rash sales of pro
<lay nigh1. July
.M nt
7 lit •ng. hrarl> .Mill w rrr ilflVrft from f n m u ila !•• M tu r c th e i r iK?Jce.
through the federal relief agency.
LAKELAND, July 2.I.— Bolita, duce.
o'clock lo iirguntVr th#- Sriin their limiir* ami iliimagr wa- rsti
Just
te n s io n w a s su h a ld However definite woM M In
Demanding an
approximate,
Culm
and
kindred
number
racknoli*
Cutiiily
Citrtm liruarr* nnili-.| ut f.'IDll.OtlO wu^ causrtl in g i»vcr J a p a n 's c h a rg e a
thp number who can be added to
average
of
$1.11
per
crate,
cel
h
the San Saba River, fe.l by
els must go, cititena of Hie town
Annocmiu»ii. County Agent t . I(.
Iha rolla la eipvcted early neat
UiiH-iei
bail
in v a d e d
toi rrnti4l ruins, rosr abovr |(a t h a t
agrred her* last night in * mass ery -airs lead all other commod
M iw*' h •$mint.lit ctl t ih |ii \
waak. At presant there are 441
ities in both the number uf units
M an ch u u k iiu -*«il n e a r
Ch*nkuThr R«"t'ialii'ii thill iH-totitr n banks
on lacal WPA rolls, 133 women meeting at the legion Home, un sold and the gross returns, the
animously
adopting
a resolu
Nrw
Ynrk‘.
un-ai
beache*.
f
e
n
g
uiul
M'tNMVf'*
r
#
J
r
c
t l « n ot )
unit
of
the
wl«|r
with*
•ugniii
and 296 man.
The *cmi-ninnthly meeting ul
Voting by growvr* on the eon
tion calling on enforcement offi report shows. A total of S0.M3M
ittlioti of citriM grow n*
now C-iU’ially jammed *, ihi* -,-a*«n JlpMllF*!' prntcslM. ir p u r l R CtHIP
Deacrlblng
unemployment
in
City
Coiiiiitin'iiin
will
t*
held
tinuatmn
of
the
Celery
Market
cers uf the city and county to crates o f Howard or It) inch
will. lhuu«aml.. uf prrMin*. were o f s iirw t lush utiil l h«
Florkla aa “the worst in five
th City Hall .Monday nigh! being urguniiml
crate* were sold from the market in f Agreement i« greater thi« (
years.” Mr. Dill aald ha bad beea rid the city of the racketeers.
Thr nuut iccntl unit L rm el uxliirn and gloomy today after
year
than
when
the
ptopoeitlon
"..’ll)
o'clock.
Dl.Rp.itc h e i « f r o m
Khsb*roVik$
The resolution presented by platform for total groaa returns w*a ilra t given to the growefi
h mured
by
relief a u t h o r i t y
wa» tit Volu«u$ county which) •even daye of rloudy and rainy S i b e r i a n city n * s r th # M iM k o tt*
a t. O. Qrndorff. tanebor s t . tk * of 1*0,141, .O re t ILOOO worth fnt^a Ueelfloti last year, County
tram *
Into
baing
Wrtlnr«tbi;«*: weather. Steady downpour* too k u u b u r i lr r , t a l d ik n l J i p S h l M -$i
men’* Bible (teas o f t h e P i n ’ of celery hearts war* also told. Agent C. It. DawRon announ* • $1.
Mrt faiitandra
Sr lulls
night at a inerting atlciulnl by l.xted .ev rral village* n, the M n n c h u tik u o in«torb«»*li U n J a d
Nearly
6,000,000
poanda
of
cab
Presbyterian
Church,
provide!
returned to her work aa J*e
' at.kill M ountain.
situation.
ovrr 7f» giuwvra.
Until noon, the county ag«nt
m m l l i tn r y »fet«chm#nl T h u n d i f
11.T V 'VFPA- n*w employ* 38,- th a t a committee o f ten people, bage was sold during the season. reported that nearly |M) g ro u .i. t-iry for County Judge R
In varying inten.itv ruin lia.
Mam Mprukrr licit
Tm -'ljy
mi I he ftu«*ian islnml of
300 ' person* and 20,600 otheis icven men and three women be The average price paid for this had ballota for or againat the Ware ,-tftri u whott vacation
fallen^
for
four
day*
Ihioughouf
night will U* S tair ^riiat«»i \
guv m t h e U s s u r i River.
have bean certified by the State the steering committee already product wae $23.24 and the gross agreement. The polla will
W U u i i | of Vrro llrurh II ir J1"' * ar"luia* (iv.irgia and Ala 1 Talk
of
••f nce p r# * « rv ln g '*
In
actiow,
and
that
this
commit
returns
amounted
to
$60,417.HH.
I
W elfare Board aa eligible for
"‘"1“
were
likrw
i...
drenrhl-d.
wlitjrct
hui
lint
hern
uiiliouiiirtl.
Yi.ditlnt* nf n 'y
ordinance-*
a l i g n m e n t s stiritftl e s u t i o u s op»
Instruct both county an.l
A total of 47,124 boars ot dosed in all sections tonight u
relief . work. Aa
undetermined tee
t'otumbu*.
Ha.,
m
en.ured
five
and
Mr
I
lit
w
Bull
ptiinlrtl
M
ill
tloit
ft:0t) o'clock.
wdl !»*• tried Itefoir Judge Miller
iiinisin in w e s t e r n
E urope
as
'•'•e lenth in. h e .
| . „ f,vr , |n J ,
* number af unemployed have ap city enforcement officers to wipe oranges were sold at an average
The large turn out, Mr. haw- in U -sew*ion of t he Mumctpal • hr put|MM«* «»f the nnivt nnnt »• *
l
l
r
i
t
ish.
F
r
e
n
c
h
un.l
t
J
c
r
m
a
n
price of $1.36 par crate. The
plied' for W PA job*, b u t have out the number gambling evil.
A
labam
a'.
i
Uiny
weather
w*.
«rt out at Ihr organisation ol
The resolution stipulates fu r gross returns amounted tu $61,-. •on Raid, wa* due largely In tlo* Court at (he Court llotime M ot VoIimU gM»wri» i«* to give thr '•leal for propagation of |»d|. e r s s o u g h t a f o r m u l n for s«t"
not yat bean Investigated by the
Welfare Board.
ther th a t 24 hours is sufficient 0M8. G rapefruit sales averaged1definite view* of faction* l»r day Mfteinoon ut 4:(HI o'clock,
giow rr uii uim tily in tto* uitlu* "•■••vil. t-nrniy or | he ,-otlon ,-rop. l l e m r n t o f t h e a u t o n u n i y i l s m a n d s
\
of N a t i - s u p p i r t r i l S u d e t o n U«r*
"1 an very happy to g et 'he for officers *o gel into action, $1.22 cants per crate end the lb.- and against the agreement
I " the fa r w e .t f „ „ . , (
try. givr him a IrH rr tiiulriAmong those who turned • ut .
im ins in <'t#ch<»sluVEkui.
increase,1* Mr. Dill aald. "We and th a t if the desired action is 422 standard boats sold brought
tlaiitling
of
thr
pn'blrin*
fining
ravaged
timber
land*
m
Wa»h-i
fur lh» rvfr.rndum
yratrrdav •
* '«
m w t ‘n '»i;In Chitiu, J a p a n e s e Un.l
and
within ftv* a total of $18,737.
have' bad complaint* from virtu- aol forthcoming
th
r
imhidiry
ami
i»U
*»
to
ptomolr
" r-g 'in . t'aliform n .m il
Srmlnulr
County'-........... ' V«
MonJ. 7
*' *
t p e i ovary county, tommiaaion- day* then the committee shall
th *
lu n g
Demanding ait avtrag* price of • a .
a frrlmg of cu-oprralnin .uni northern Idaho u„,| V«nc..„ver imviil fo rce* b e g u n
f.rm
rr,
W.
II.
I.uca*
of
latke
lhr'r
*
"
k'
y
ars
saying
tha nnmbcr
em meet and make such recommen $1.10 per crate, snap beans was
a w a i t e d n ss n u lt u n K i u k m n g ,
g o*mIw ill t liroiighotil
Ihr
in - lalnnd.
Montuv. Thr 102 y r .r old rr l.ry *>r «. W. Kuprrrht U (h a tr
ployed by th e WPA was not dations as It deems advislbla to another o f tKe landing commodi
m iles d o w n t h e Y u n g t i *
f ro m
■
i..
i
,k
.,
k
.
man
uf
thr
program
rum
nittirr
ihiMtry
(
r
aufflclent to allevlata suffering. the (lover nor of
Florida, the ties sold a t the m arket. A total gruw rr drclairtl that lir «a«
IlNfikuw. A J a p a n e s e n av al com*
Staluih/ilig
mat
krl
tug,
irp
po*rd io runtrullrd rrli-ry »htp-,
■ “ Administrative employes will ri*y commlaaion and the county of 47,023 hampers wer*
ntum<|tie s t i n o u n c e d t h a t la n d i n g s
sold
ir^rlitutinfi in tin- I rgijilaliur,
J Thr
M nlkal
Itr'erh m rn t uf ami a ilrfim tr wtainl ugnin**t
work overtime In an effo rt tu conimlaa loner*.
hud b een e f f e c t e i l f r o m t l r i h l p * ^
and retu rn s amounted to $51.- m rnti.
1’oinUng out tha' n>> ultr ran i^« National (iuatd*
pib'hnl
* fill the quota by Aug. 1.
’
Thia resolution was
adopted 721. A total e f 71,63'J pints of
at i»vrrM l p o i n t s alo n g tlA* south*
varioui* ill.d threatening thr in
„n i|,r Armory field lu-t
. 1 want to stress the necessity after eacerpt* from
the seer*' straw berrlea wer* told at an ov vote after thi* rvrtting, Mr. Dawe i ii s h t i r r s o f t h e r i v e r .
•
iluntty a ir nI*h amid of tlir *l#lr
at cities and counties and other report compiled by tha commit erage price of over nine cents t o n * t a l e d that uttly votr* that ure n|ght in pait of th r Inininir with- movrnirfit Thr organun
TITII.NVII.LK. .Inly o-|. |fr)i
In S p a i n , g o v e r n m e n t
f o rce s
brfure
Ivaving
fur tu n w•'iihi fouler rrmrarch for
eligible sponsor* cooperating by tee th a t started the campaign per pint for total gross return* iie ln g mallrd IH ran br accrplrd program
i i m i I rb#* •« r a n riiv#*)
Summer ........ ...
a ftrr 'h a t tim r and rvrn Don, ramp.
providing
uaaful
projecU
to in the Legion Home her* Tues of $8,626.11.
were telling
thr Im irfit of Ihr g io w n t Ult'l De.S.do Beach
he
aetd,
ballot*
»ent
in
will
h
u
r
l
------. taka care e f th e new load.”
day night had been mad* pub
will iit«o fuiniwh il«*nruLlr in *h" " • / • ri.h *torv ye.lenluv
Packed lugs
of
tomatoes
mid niu-lit •
Private bualneee will be helped lic by mambefs of the commHt,b ,’ul h” 'v « 45-foot whale
brought $7,988 while MI.Hbil to be mailed
The final drill nf
th* three fotmutunl
to the ri>in.
pro- .
by the inervaaed „ payroll. the tee.
hed wu.hed ashore on the h. a, I,
crate* of SO pouflda Bet wer* told tonight.
local detachment* of
N alion.l diuer*.
adm inistrator added: He eakl It
Thia committee reported *h»t for an average price of $2.04
Vote* will nut havr to
T
'e
iriuiil „f
deep, appai
Guard*
before
leaving for a | Memberilup m the nrynnm.
y u
Impoaaible to determine the Cuba play alone tn Lakeland
counted her*, he a»*rr'»d. ad I- two week* encampment in Mi»*- ,i„n ,* liuii'ed to bundled cilro.
i-ntly dead for »eveial day*. wn«
tech.
T
otal
aale*
amounted
to
now whether th e new quota will Ja $20,000 every Wednesday and
ing that th r voir* will br u n i laaippi will be held in the Aim glower*
who neither hoy nod •jghled near ehore hy T. |a » , |
$44,701. A total of 16,017 bush
LONDON, Ky . July 23.—
h i adequate. I t depend! upon that the play for bolita
and
fied and *«ni
tu Washington
l ’oa*t Guard,
in m'd-afiern.H.n —Federal
Monday
night
a t 8.mi , v|| fruit for a piofit.
Judge
U
Church
the feurse of private business Cuba together la approximately el* of Red Bile* potatoes were where they will br rountrd in ory
ye.lerduy an,| a*
o’clock.
•old for $16,177.
Kuril, hearing t h e Harlan antiA etodttlons. Mr. D01 eapUlned.
$80,000 weekly.
F urther
th e '
th* office of 'h e- Secretary of
huge minimal wa* on shore,
l a b o r trials, y e s l r r d u y o r d e r e d all
A total e f I f , 101 bunches of
1 A
DUl said the Florida WPA bad there are I t throwing! etch day.
large crowd* gathered to
,,
Agriculture.
defendants
in
lem ain
in the
■pent I tJ N J f t of IU own funds 84 each waak, and that no throw tomato** war* told for $3.*U2, In charge of 'h r poll* in SLntiDr. J. N. Tolar and S*r*eant,
K j g h t s F i g h t in awe.
c o u r t r o o m while Court is In *•••
had contributors’ Money on proj ing ha* te a r been mlaaod. Four a total o f 11,706 bunches of nolo County are Roy 8ym r. and J. A. Howard, of the Hanford
___
The cn-u'iire hud either been
Moll.
ect* la thia state daring the places war* reported aa oper beets sold for M,13TH while E. J . Myera in Sanford and t~ police force, returned y e.terdayj Fo(jf Sanrord
Were •lashed fatally |,y .hark*, or
9,111
do
sen
bunches
of
carrot*
T h o s e w h o diso hi’y ed , J udg*
three month* prior to June >0.
ating within 300 yard* of the
N. North and R. V. King m from a abort trip to
. r t**tH near New Smyrna .*• • l»e had been harpooned and
• H « , **Jd the
total amount lak elan d Ledger office and oeis wer* told for $8,197. A total
Ford said, w<»uld have therr
lanrril
by
whaler*,
only
lu
break
Ga.
They
left
Sanford
Thun.wBl,
un
,
(
h
a
r
|(
,
tr
.
|
mit
Oviedo.
___________ _
spent V F l o r i d n
alnee federal acalnat tha Cook Furniture Com of 4.B78 bushels of yellow squash
free m d »winr off tu die later biiii'b lot felted und I hey would
day
morning.
Arcompnnylng |jm U r |n
, h# Nrw 8 m y n u . |^ .
wSrk trU af w an tee ago rated by pany’* building.
ware sold fo r $8,797.
be p l a c e d itt jail.
of hi* mortal wound*.
them on the return trip ana N « - l U n j drainage dletrict.
HU WPA hi July. 1*M. w*»
The cuurl's order came whan ,
It wa* the first lime a whale
T
°l*r
I
W.
J.
Toll,
employer
of
the
I4 L U M 4 3 . Thle figure also hiClay
ru u n lian . war* J
had ever been seen on lie Solo three
■
! negro** declared, however, tha*
eluded both federal fund* and
Beach, •tut many who saw the brought before Judge Furd lata
cowtfholUw*
by
i paneortng
Arrangement* for th* annual I "»•
*'»*»“• ' ' / giant remembered lhai not >o yesterday a fte r u deputy Ulittari
c.m p of Bo, Scout Troop 14 «hv
U' ’ ' long ago a similar demerit of State* marshal reported
th e ,
T o o l .a id $1*48,473 had bean
will lo made *1 the weekly meet- huW"*
drainage di he ocean* had washed ushoie were ***n "parading part,” th#
ORANOR. N. J-. J»l» ««.— Id*)
Mr*,
r
A.
I
f
a
ffltt
and
Mia*
' ; etreet* and high- __Tony Galenlo'a m ndllian toi n , of th . troop in 'he an n ei of Diet end
' ' near New Smyrna.
ruuming house where Ih* J u t /
Evaleen Coal have returned from
BUFFALO, N. Y., July *»•-“ th f Flret Bap'iat Church Mon- , added th at thw Umbwr he.l been
i* quartered.
malned aartaua today M lb* California where Mrs. M offltl a t
DFV— A newapaper aurvay of day night a t 7:30 e’doek. T h . properly
'7 " '
pudgy Now ioraoy heavyweight
They identified theinsrlvag as
tended the third National Con ■ore than 30 large induetrlr* In o n . week outing Will begin on drainage dletrict which !• alleg
Clarence Chrsnilt, p..-Im atter a t
lay “floored" in a hospital
vention o f Tnwunend Club* aa New York B u t# ’* "eeond rtty”
Sexton's Craek; W. M. Roach.
with a swddan attack of hto
n delegate
e f th e
Bemlnol*
' id • definite upturn in buatManchester, funner wardeq Of
pninionala
County
__last night.
the F rankfort Male refurm atory,
Taken IU laat nl«ht a
Dark** th eir atey In th* far
A fire , of undeterminril origin and F. E. Hixemure, who sarvad ,
T he a u n ty wa* made bv 'he
b o o n a fte r hie tn ia e r e
today ru e d the roof and inside
western aU U , they vtalted many Buffalo Evening New* whirh renoaneod he would ata ri “ I
|T ^ “
W ~
N . , . - of tha Winn and larvell Grocery as Clay county clerk eight / t o n .
friendn and relatives, including parted th a t buainraa and employuntil last January.
ln ( off** fo r hie b ep t with
P a s s H a l l W t y B I S r K Am„ william*. Hheiman Brown.
pany warehouse which elAahton, fo r ■ e n t have tahan a “ decided turn
Mr. and Mrm. J ,
Judge Furd. a fte r questioning
haavywalpbl king John 71
------I
and
Joe
Bell
wsrv
arrested
while
i over the lakefront on Semimerly e f Sanford.
M r th e b ette r."
them
in the absence of tha Jnry,
Lewie . In WaUdoInhln on
ABOARD
U.
B.
8.
IIOUBTON.
lomdissg
two
trucks
about
elfht
nolo boulevard.
Nr*. M effR t and W. L Hngbey
admonished them lu "go hotWW
"C l* * d plants are reopening.
SB, Qoleato wae taken to
Firemen were called to Iho
wvr* repraoentpthran e f the BanO range Memorial HoepitaL
Many fnctary employee are get•cone of tha b le u about 2:43 and atay there and 'tend to your
ford Cluh o f tha fifth congr**own buaineaa.”
a fever e f 194.4 dag****, I
tin
g
Mere
hour*
e
f
work
a
week."
"
I
I
w
*
*
»
l
»
~
0
.
o'clock.
•loMt) d lstrtet a t th e Townsend
halfw ay mark today in 1$0« »U e w
------ ----------------th e newspaper said.
Firemen gut the fire
under
voyage from Cllpperten W e e d to
l R A V M OUT T H E KNOW
Fred»ction e f flour In
control la about 30 minute* in
CLKMSON COLLEGE. S.
mUiing center we* reported *• the Oalapegoa group.
eplto of done* emoke
which
T he equator ley only $70 ( ^ _ | i tehee no longer to grow filled the Inside of the w irchou o.
ru d n ln t a t th* kighcat. or vary
near th* highest rate In mote miles duo south from the Houe- , pilw tr e t free of knoU W ka firem en bod to uao masks to en W EATHER FORRCABTt
le n s position and prekam tiona trunk than It does one HIM with able them to get inside the burn W cluudy tonight and I
th en 8 year. Initiate
th o s e ’ ^ t holes. Therefore, D. K- ing bnOdlng.
sent te n d showers Sunday,
■**ei plants wer* reports* were m ads to
L ittle damage was apparently
" a very alow but »te*dF •h e a rd who had n et eroeeed th e ] Brewster, tlteaslo n foreeler, “
line before. Tem peratures #wer* advising Umbermen to prune depe to say thing other than the
.
e .e
.1
*
a
»-----..J
neiwhlM
roof. RWwovor,
fJVrnen
de
c la re d ., the full aslant of the
damage would not be known
eatQ later.
.
.
Hike In Local
Rolls Expected
Plan Tor Czech
Weather Bureau Says
Peace Is Sought
Cnusual High Pres
sure Area Is Cause Assault On Chinese
Positions At Klukiang Is S t a r t e d
WPA Headquarters
Announces 441 Are
Enrolled fn County
-ii
Blow Is Struck
Against Bolita
By Laplanders
.EM
Dawson Reports S e m i n o l e C i t r u s G r o w e r s
Large Turnouts,W ill O r g a n i z e In O v i e d o
In Control Vote
Mass Meeting* Is Held
In Move To RidCity
Gambling* Menace
County Agent Asserts
Voting I Gr (Lat
er Than leant Year City News Briefs
\
Whale Washes A.shore
Dn I itusville Beuch
Defendants (iiven
Order To Remain
Within Courtroom
Negroes Arrested In
Buffalo
Business
Galento Is Seriously Mrs. E. A. Moffitt Is
111 With Pneumonia BackFromConvention On Upward Trend
S u r v e y Indicates
Execution Of Bunge
Is Stayed By Appeal
Lakefront Warehouse
Is Damaged By Fire
c.
B
LOCAL WEATHER
ak-tkLJ M
1
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�•
Of
Wealth
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—6y JOHN HIX
In spite of thfc almost tncrssant campaign which has
been waged by th* government during !h* 'past five years
against "money-changers", "economic roysHsta”, and in
general any people of wealth, the number of millionaires in
the United States hss continued to increase, and the old
story of the rich getting richer and the poor getting chil
dren is as good today as it was at th* height of the
t'oolidge boom
,
,
about 50 percent. They also show that the mitlion-dollar
income group had aggregate incomes of 164,510,000 in 1935
mid $88,222,000 in 1936, an Increase of about 524,000,000.
In spite of all that hys been sold about ,the redistri
bution of wealth In this country, there was on* man in
11135 who had an income of between four and fiv* million
dollars, there were four with income* between three and
tour million dollars, 14 with incomes between two and
Uirec million dollars, nine with income* between 11,500.-1
non and 12.000,000, and 33 with incomes between $1,000,Oftu
and $1,500,000.
Altogether there were only 2.861,108 persona in 1936 j
who paid any income tax at all. And so if you paid any in-1
come tax in 1936 you must have been among th* 2,861.108
richest person* in the United States, even though your in
come msy not have been more than $3,000. But small as
the number of income taxpayers was in 1936, it was 750,218, or 35 percent more than in 1936.
VERSE FOR TODAY
The aggregate income of the income taxpaying group
amounted to $19,240,109,644 in 1936. ThU wan $12130,297.619, or 29 percent more than tha same group made in
1935. Ho it is evident that while the number of million
B p : ------------------s'rc* in the United States has been Increasing, the number
£
SALAMANDER
MW a sslsm arular ciuled
of "thousanilalres” and "hundred thousandalres’’ ha* also
a gold-plumed fruml In u Ins'll increasing even while the number of unemployed, and
:4 en w l world.
‘.he number of those with Incomes below the income taxUMIent ftlln* inutincl *llrrrd paying class has remained fairly constant.
It ran be seen from these figures that the task of re
toy* with the mouse ami
distributing the wealth of the country la not as easy as it
Ototsd bird.
first seemed five years ago and that as fast as government |
th* atsrllt'd trllikinic money is pumped into the hands of the unemployed It i<>\
an aider ps|* with spring sucked awav from them bv the same old crowd that has
r. raised It
in my
QFNlD &
( f a r Admiral- IBM.',
ffc e A dm ira l-r 8 V f:
Admiral- /86b)
S A v tw tm ib ft
HtlFfR CM S CM
‘
ns./f, mz
m
v
./ w
More Children For
FrenehMothera Urged
WASHINGTON. July 22.-fA5
—Franca J* doing unmet him
• 'o u t her missing p o p aletln .
The American commercial at.
'•rh e Irt Peri* rrport* th at the
Kreneh a te using a system of
family allotment* to ‘ enrotirace
larger familiea.
Under the a)f*lem a fimtly'*
income la increased by "PeriHe
■mount* according to the number
of children aappnrted. A recent
• urrey showing that hlrtha de
clined in France hy 210,000 be
tween 1930 and 1(37 ha* led 'o
an lacTeaee In allotment* dur
ing 1a*t year by more than 8
percent.
•
a h p
farted A1. Vuna&h
Tahoka, Texas) /
^ n rn c tl
iti Davenport, loM ,
‘Sept. 30, 1931".
SA NFO RD
E L E C T R IC CO,
1W £ m u s i c s o o t h e d
F e w w o p iH fi
„
iToRC W H o eo u eH T
tp ffh W iH eu ? f t m .
Fixture*
AND
With the summer season already well advanced, hun
dreds of Sanford people are regularly making their week
end excursions to the beach while score* of others have
taken cottages at New Smyrna or Daytona Beach where
(Ik e never waa banished from they will spend their vacation*. All of them have suc
cumbed to the lure of the sea and the sun’* rays,
h: FsrndUei"Florida’s sun. if taken a* medicine, under the direc
yawned, and on her jeweled
tion of a physician, or taken in sensible moderation by
■ R 'eyelid* drooped. Primordial, those who like to prescribe for themselves,” says the St.
Augustine Record, "will work wondere. People come to
K ' wN ,
this state wheeling with asthma, coughing with bron
J f t d blinking slowly In my face, chitis, gasping with heart affections, tormented with ecK b tavUwed the first disgrace:
licma, crippled with arthritis, and have left for their homes
tjjjftjl^ d arn o rd *foV Adam 'riv # n | | hhlo to enjoy life once mor«/**> 1
There Is no doubt about the benefits which are to be
lq small tem ptations g iv e n I
I derived from Intelligent sun bathing. Thera is, however,
kpp(« which God might have some danger it it may b* overdone, and in too much ex
posure to the sun's rays there may b« considerable harm
■tl had we not eaten it,
for some people. Fifteen minutes a day is enough for the
ifc tier dawn. Besides >he tree average person who is not used to tt. However after a few
Milled Her serpent nuite at
weeks of "conditioning", most people can stand the sun for
nitb
several hours.
.
» Ellen Action,
MUSIC IN A BANK. . .
1 n»i in ■ m u w n in t frame of mind.I operating bail-; the mu*lc had
The, Union Having- Hunk and
Next morning the run contln- completely swept Bible the unTruat Tympany of Davenport, n.-.i, the moh still clamored a t tho teavm ing fear* of the public.
Iowa, fared a crUb* on September bank'* window*. Then Prcd Za- AGED AUTOMOBILE. . . ,
30, 1U3I. Someone started n run hr|, vice president nf tha InatituSeventeen year* ago (iu« GnlOon the bank.
( lion. got an Idea. Working on the! cy, Ilunn, North Carotin* N rgro,
The idtuation grow more t«n»e
option that "mlisle h ath ' bought an automohile for $800,00
hourly; hundred*
of
people r hai in " to soothe disturbed tem -l rash. Thu dealer, to close tha
jammed the lobby of the bank
nsdts, a ja iz band waa h ired | bargain, thrrw in five gallon*
In an effort to withdraw their l» play popular aalretlona from I 0f gasoline.
caving*. Mol, hyatorla, that dan- the baieony.
I Happily Gainey drove
and
gerou*, driving force that iloea
Almost like magic the rhythm -' drovo— until he ran ont of gas.
not listen to rrn*»n, threatened leal strain* took effeet.
T h e ; The odometer showed 100 mile*,
crowd relaxed. Customer* tapped | Disgustedly, Gainey pushed th e
The nfTirrr* nnd director*., of ihetr fe e fo n the marble flense— ear United * UWd' kn(C iltOTittrd'Vt
the bank were at a loss to eon- changed their mind* end le ft the was loo murh of a financial
trnl the mobami subdue the run. bank. Many actually re-depoaited, strain to keep it in gas.
Despite the fuel that business their money
hieh they had Juet
u * l Spring Gainey died, and
men of the community hacked the token outt
I among hia effects was found, the
hank and the bunk itself was on
Next mot■rein* found the U nion' w ot lB ai „i„ta*e. The odoma sound basis, the depositor* were Savings Rank
backa on a n o r m a l t tr r still showed 100 miles.
— —
Engraving
McLaalin, Jeweler
HERE IS SMILING D s ig f e C *»< at*;(rM h
llo, I r .l.s d , at tho 0*4 of |ii* l l i ^ Iran*
who h*i esptorod tho foiWg ,•( thw WO»*4,
♦
Mr*. C. W. Shtnholser has re-1
iraed hem* after on extended
lolt to Macon and other points
. They export to re
in August ge Mr.
I, good fishing luck
ta h u e another try
UlanxJtidk la d WalehM
Fine Vatch Ana Jewelry Repairing
DUetoad Mounting And Eagre Tin*
Batteries
ZOO
THOUSANDS OF RUSSIANS are maklng.flights from
a "parachute-catapult" in Leningrad’s Kirov Plark of Real
Mr*. 8. O. Chase and family W*sk*
have rsturned from Daytaqa 8»qch
Reach wher* thoy havs b*«n ( ta rn
spenditsg the post twu laouth*. IxhtgiM
Cell Gabbett returned fr« n a tg i
Uip ta M vtial point* | n G airalo I «
gl)d t | e Carolines. Mr*. G sbtelt [
th a t even a halfback will' return tn the next few days. J j,
os Um wrong w<y and
Miss Norma H*n>don hss re- j w
i touchdown ti a hero, 1C lam ed front o delightful visit C
lent uutko th* touchdown. at Arcadia whore, she w*i tho)er
guest qf her ennt. Mr*. Ctayt'ej
food her cousin Miss Mir gory .J*
WERT-The JEWELER
t
IN SPITE OF tho tremendous efforts of Secret try of
Agriculture Henry Wallace and the billions at tho disposal
ol the Department of Agriculture, th* success of hi* crop
reduction program has been as nothing compared with the
destruction caused during the last few weeks by grass
hoppers in the grain producing arena. "My wife and 1
thought it was rein when they struck our bouse", says a
Montana farmer. "We-.thought we heard the dron* of
motors when the hoppers moved in. Millions of insect*
darkened the sky. They took over half our crop", another
one said. Between the periodic draughts and the gntoohoppers. the time may even yet come .when plow-under
campaign* will be unnecessary.
SANFORD TWENTY ifEABS
113 S. Park A «*
iiH iM U M " a n n n ii
J
i Sam 's budget statem ents
tie of Uis tailor who once
th a t every suit ho *old ui
*11 “"W
Wh*.
Ll. e....i
a s t kin.
him (43.
hy,
we *ald. "you can't make
th a t way". “Oh, ye*," h*
|“Ju*l look a t tho votume".
Iin D. Roo*ev«lt Jr. w*»
•tie over the birth of
it born eon. “ Battling
I P , ha wired hi* father,
the finish 1W a t B P.
ahesd of (It opposition.
In high flftirs. Strok*
isl, doing well. Lovo. Papa
Wiring
Repairing
Diamond Setting
chsltwdony
Cd*n (arpent g a ird on m*.
---- ft---------------*
a
"■“ PrnVwTtc” " "
fIra-Hnged
fa' *»• by tha paper* whsta
d d sat Roosevelt hss l»i-Jed
K o m tailed " fish. That should
l hlfn * good opportunity to
some of those big mouth
It of the De'moerxlk party.
Have Your Clocks And
Watches Repaired By
One Who Really
Know* How
W « H lR g P t> f» P
i t the shadow, curious bland,
/ i ' sei -
-W* r»y Cash For
Used Furniture At
A RUH OHA&ANK-
kind:
toy say Katherine Hepburn
Howard Hughs* a rt that
u glUut each other. Maybe
i was why he was in »ueh a
h u rry to g et home after he
fttfsevelt Field.
DtRECtpRT
JEWELER
108 Magnolia
covered
g o society'girl le an
w rites a Unlvrr»lty
co ed. It la safe, t®
<
1
,
.
.
pUtarw ft l l o ooUe CaUfsrwi* y o * * ,
by
radio, . "' e * .
'
, ,” i . .
. -
Magnolia
$ |.9 5 an d up
�A
T. J U L t M, IMS
J J
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PA G E THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD^ SANFORD, FLORIDA
AT THE CHURCHES
ocial A n d P ersonal Activities
Telephone 148
MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
Rev. Greenleaf Will
Preach ForBaptists
SocialCalendar
•
w o *JOND*iY
Truth Seeker* C U n of the
Methodist Church will hold
recu U r meet in , a t the
o t Kre. J. C. Rusaell,
1m A rtn u e.
Hostene* will bo
It*. C. C.
Prie»t, Mr*. C. L.
•oodhue, Mr*. HOma Lun<h,u»t.
If*. W. U Clark and Mrs. 11. H.
a
Pe
The Re*. G reenleaf of New
York and Lake M » rr will preach
Jullaa
l t tfc# F irlt
church her*. h*™« Thu
^ th t 8und, y morning service, ‘r'P “ * Nc
c h u rth of(kU U rtp o rt^ today,
The MrTiee wi„ htgin t l 1 1 :00 . Dolor*.
mem inf fc
n , ere will be no preaching a t *h*
*1
,h# c h a rth Sund, y nlght .in c .
th, congT, f , t)on will Join other
Mlta E >'
Circle Number Three of the
'h ot Baptlet Church will meet
I the church at 3:16 o'clock to
b to the county home.
OVIEDO
1-
Japs Retaliate By
iTaking Possession
, Of Russian Island
r a vlail of two week* witn
CantlaueO Frwwi Wt*s On*
l
ode and relatives.
I launched an offensive In Cat*.
A lbert Stine, an Oviedo boy tonia to relieve the In su rg en t
itth the U. 8. Navy, is home for. pressure on Valencia
aftar a
week’s visit with his parents, week of reversals,
r . and H n . W. D. Stine.
| In London Great Britain gave.
■ ei Morgan has returned G irm any a clear algnsl to bring
rdRT a vacation of two weeks the whole Berlin-Rome alia into
ltd is now looking after celery accord with the western Euro«ds and other Incident work. 1 peon democracies a* King George
T. W. Lawton, Jr. returned VI k .I Quern Elisabeth ended a
• Oviedo Thursday 0l*r an ex- trium phal state visit to France,
ended honeymoon spent In the
Prime Minister Chamberlain
last. He will reside in Orlando. >was understood to have told I)r.
lira . Frank Cone ia visiting H erbert Von Dirkmen, the German
a' South Georgia for several1 ambassador In a 46-minut# interrtsk'a.
1 view th a t hi shared fully ChanIfr. and lira . R. W. Este* and eellor Hitler’s desire to setll* Euaughterr li f t Wednesday
for rope's major problems peacefully.
LUant* and other olnla in GcorBut K*.-j George’s pledge bc)ik. They expect to be away fo rt leaving Franca that "the
tll about Sept. 1.
pasting yrsra can never wtakr:.'*
Mr.. H arris
and
daughter, Anglo-French ties made it clear
Miae M arian Monger ha* gone
to Coco* w here «h* will eiait
friend* for a few week*.
Mr*. H arry I.ewn left Satur
day for Pittsburgh, I’a. where
ihe will via It for a nhort while.
CHIEFS OF T H I AI R LANES
. three member* *f new civil irronanllc* authority met In
Wash In* Ion. Seated, left la right: Vie* Chairman Itarlee Branrh. Georgia: Chairm an E duard i. Noble.
Connecticut; A im lnlitrator Clinton M. Hester. Montana. (Heading, led to right: G rant Masun. Wash,
ta tto o . D. C.. authority member; Tbamas llardln. Texas, safely board: Oswald Ryan. Indiana, au
thority member; ham ter Smith. Alabama, safely board, llardln and Smith, air aafety board member*,
function within the outbortty. ■ •b e d Hinckley af Clah, authorlly member, la not pictured.
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Mr. and Mrs floward Harris
were called to Lake City Ihuradsy due to the *erious illne** of
Mrs. H arris' mother.
[talimi Cadets Are
Attacked In Dublin
Mis* Annie Relle Methvin and
Mins Ruby Rahurn are the guests
of Mrs. William
McGahee in
Kissimmee.
Dl lll IN. July 2.1.—t/PI- Shore
leave ... Melting Italian cu.lvt*
from the navnl nam ing
*hip«
V eapu.>' .in.l Colombo Wit-, ranrelle I l.i'! night after n n i *mi i»
of 8i 'i f'uM ist tlemtinst»al"i * sit
tACkcl th<* cat lets a*
tht>
marflit-l through Ihihlin -tM *tTh»- tlriimriMt ratoiN, -«houtiiig
HR*rm iiiber
Ahy*»iriiii V"
Hint
11Down With \liHi<olinir* attiuVo.j
Ih t It film n cadet **
T hty tor^ off the ea ilclA' II|| t A
find lKi*w (hem on the ground
ftiict the t aiileti fell into mass
formation a nil ih n ig c l lh»* »lom
ODatratnr*
Police were mwlml
to
tho
qu*y*hli where tho vosroN wi*m*
lied ii|i a- group* of ......rig <1, m
RRStralut- [iilloweit the caili-ta to
the wile I front.
Miaa B etty Gouge anil Miaa
Elolse Gouge left T hursday to
•pend several weeks in Atlanta,
Ga.
Mrs. Carl Chorpening is much
better a fte r a recent illneaa at
the F?rnald-Laughton
Memorial
Hospital,
Miss Elizabeth Cameron
this week fo r Newark, N.
•pend a sh o rt time with
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P Connelly
are visiting In Orlando as Iht
gussts of Mr. snd Mr*. Albert
Connelly.
Ur snd Mrs. R. A. Cobb snd
children le ft Saturday morning
to spend several months in New
ark, N. Y.
Sttrrl
tunyi
of the HVii!
STARRETT
Federal Money Mint.s
Make Pennies Mostly
Miss Evelyn Bigger*. Min
Fannie Bigger*
and
Dwight
Armstrong left Friday afternoon
to spend a few day In Miami.
Milt E dith Lovejoy returned
Friday night from visiting friend*
and relative* in Georgia for ■
abort while.
HIT THE THRILL TRAILI
S E L D O M .S E E M
titte r*
ro p e Pin*. Camilla R allf (above!
witnessed Vallrsn ceremony
wherein new Palatine Guards’
rerrulta took the oalh*
W a s h i n g t o n . J uly 2.1 . ,,j>,
—The G il.m l govmimi'iii m., v
U lk in billiin* but || ,| o«*n if a
hlfg, i i'on tii BincsH in iiontiii w
T in »■•• mil of every five Aim r
Iran «iiiw minted in the f•*»« .|
year jiiMf t rnlrd
Wole p**i>nuj».
lb* federal money factory turned
fjut
copper t corn
p irt-d with I IgHt&.allH half do|.
lai s £5,K»U.H7.'| quarter-*, T.t.HilD,dime*, ♦’•IJM.WKi iink.l*.
•*>ini elwt were maim fart tired
a' io*l for 11<iirrfurn -. Nirnnigua.
< -duinbia and China
Dill Approves
$197,810 For
WPA P r o j e c t Small Animals Arc
Egg teats; Fresh eggs will sink
A M E R I C A N T I E S link
when they am placed in a pan of
Jean Duff, 11, tern In Britiili
cold water, H tld In front of a
tourl presentation (own, la
IF. h. Her mother, Jean Gordnn
candle flame la a dark room they
C e n l l n u e O F r . m O . 0 , o B,
Mr. and Mra. R. F. Moule and
Duff,
waa American; lb* girl
will appear d ear.
Ihe Hal three
Mis* Irene H arshbargtr le ft Hat-1way* during
was educated at Marlbornuak
month*. The
|„ u [ f„r , h „ r
Girls' school In California. ItotM
urday for Sarasota w here they
N KEN All. Wla. July 22. «T)
luojecl* lin er July. 1936. was
Store salad oil in a dry, cold will spend a few days.
Jeans M y visit west coast In fill.
That bees kill and then m ilir.JU6,l69.
placr. Keep coffee. ' lea, *ugar>
halm
mire,
snakes
or
oilier
inV*0ik
on
nrhools,
hospitals
baking
powder, apicti, soda,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Williams'
cream of ta rta r and ceraala havs as th e ir guests F red Wil and other puhlir l<iulilinga rust viuiere of their hivrs »<* dmtightly covered In a dry, .dark liam*. Jr. a n d Mrs. F eagen Kelly’IM73.737 during Ihe Hire, month* r o i 'n d here liy K. F.. Ijsmiierf,
and
totaled
IT.MM.MJU since uiiiateur beekeeper.
place.
and sons o f Wayneeville, Ga. July. 19.18.
I.ampert found by es|M'iimenThe
Florida
administrator l.tlmn <hat when a live moA»u or
Metal teapot* sometime* glee
Mr. and Mra.
M. Boyd have
a "m usty’* flavor to tea » * d « . In aa their gueeta lor a abort time •aid t2.4IU.0U7 had been spent mi ike was placed in u hive a
them. To prevent Ihla, store a their son, Mills Boyd, of Wain- in this state on rrcrealiontl .iv aim of tiers di-srrndrd upon
lump of eugar In tho pot. When Ington, D. C. and Howland Taft facilities sincu July, 10.1 6 ; | | (. il and slung it tu dra'h Then,
35(1,003 cn conservation;
|l,- unable lo rrmuve it, 'he bee* cmyou're ready to use tho pot rinee of Leatngton, Mat*.
2.1M.251 on puhlie utilities; J.I.- Uulmed it by covering il with
It L> boiling w ater.
0*11.7511 on airport* and <r*n*- »u* to prevent contamination.
Mrs. S. A. Stapleton
and portallon facilities; ll.TMLUn on
daughter, Lucy Franc«a, o f Doth education and |2.(170HI17 on |>ru.
an, Ala. roturned tq th e ir Home frssionai and service projvc's.
Friday a fta r vial ling frlaada in
Sanford fo r several days.
York. They wer* accompanied
NOBLEHVll.LE. In.l., July *'L
aa far as liarlaviile, S. C. by
Mrs. Irv in Fleischer and son
John Duckwall,
Jimmie Kldge, Jr. who will go _(>F)— When
and Miaa Dorothy Pow ell have
W ant some Julce-apptlltenT returned from Southern Fines, from there to l*iui*vt|le, Ky. rural mail ru rrler, guea out 'n
Try the following Juice combine- N. C. w here they sp en t several where he will juin hi* father hi* automobile for a pleasure
enruute home.
drive he Just slide* from tho
Hons: Tomato and dam , tom ato months.
right to the left side of the fro n t
and pineapple, grapefruit and or*
Mrs. Martha Moffitt and Mist ■rat.
*ng*. grapefruit and grape ju k * .
Mrs. C arl F ttlo r a a d Carl Evaleett
Oust
have returned
H t ha* two steering wheels,
'emon and charryt apple and pine Faeisr, J r . le ft T hursday for a from a tour of the west and a
apple. prune and orange, rasp motor trip to Hot Springs, Ark. v b it with >dative* In Glendale, on* on the right and the other
berry ac.l lemon, and grapefruit Mad SL Louis, Mo. T hey plan t» Calif. Mra. M uffltt also attend on tb* left Fide of hi* rar. M«il
must be delivered from tlm right
and cherry—wt(h a bit of return In a b o u t two *r**ka.
ed the Townsend Convention in
side,' hence the e a tra wheel.
chopped, mbit.
Los Angeles. Mis* Cuat will ieMrs. lfaltoB Ydvlmgton re- tu rn to w ork. Monday mumlng.
Mrs. Jack Dye of Vancouver,
Standard food measurement*! ta r* sd S atu rd ay to b a r bans* in
Canada, is the mother of th ree
8L P etersb u rg after visiting her
ronamntlv* sets of twins.
parents, H r. and Mr*. H al Wight,
f a r about a weak.
and Mra. II. E. Walker. Mrs.
] Mra. 8 . T . Maxwell a a d daugh W alker and daughter,
Nancy
ter, VaahU, have re tu rn ed to Lane, will accompany them from
(heir home la DuarlBo, Go. after there to Beaton, Maos, where
VklUng M r. a a ^ M re . 8 . H. Eog- they will attend he wedding »f
h H e Shews Ceollawews From Oaa O'cUsk
Miaa Matjr Elisabeth
I'ulcstun
and Df. Frederick F. Spcncvr
on Aagk'S.
Killed And Kmbulmcd
c.
Jlek Fennell af Saaferd waa
Oviada Thursday.
Mf. and Mr*. Jack G era hav*
Didn't
On Lightning
OKLAHOMA
CITY, Okla.,
•f , 'l t —W>—For Mima r a r *
MtaKaral offlclaJa earefutly *ef U Oklahoma aeada that re
tted drought, peats aad dlaaaas.
Flaally they bad etralua which
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MONDAY
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ruti-ii*! rtl **I puckiitif a n 1 miiiiiikga
Mail Carrier Builds
Car To Suit His Job
I UNDAY
r 4 ft*i|
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4<'l‘ I
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I *1 flits* H l i t v i n i l t ‘h*1 fll IA |D > At f . p
fa m i s el in I I r l h i t ' f a l t i n i .
A h -t lf-
|i» h I it lit iy1 ifthi t (itct-f'iU uf 4Mwi*hin*.
t« ar>l w i l h t i g
I iih* r.
lAi ivt-4 [ iiao omj I,
Bills tilth -itiil I'fUctl,
T-i fid If ’# i n
I y <I i'l l * u n i
F rists R rsionshle
r u i n l o &f*f r r u i p 2tkJtmp
liiifi
inn.
'Tlfit'f. It i A Iriil Inf,*ii4h|
BROWN CO.
|IMt(81fNMMtCil C3 , Dtpi- Ml. St
BELLE GLADE. FLORIDA
Im U .
N«.
LiSTERINE SHAVING CREAM
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Fjllcil
40 Yearn Ex|»e2ieiice
P n a > l Berslr* — t’raoisl
Mobley’s Drug Store
Phone 294
Digestible as milk itself 1
( r .t a tfrTOR HOLLYWOOD;
^ . *. this efisese food
tin's Garage
General
with the deliciously
9" mild Cheddar flavor
HISCHA AUER
f u r s HAYWAI
LEN BRODERK
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TIirW A N roftD T1RKAUVS
r 8 ATUKDAY; JULY
FLORIDA
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ASSOCIATED
LOSS OF RACKET
didn’t h tt p Ciethoalovahlan L.
from winning hit match on Kagllth c o u rt
T H E S E O F F I C I A L S p U f t d «n l i n f « r t i i i l a n d d a a | t r o m p ari in
f r u a t r a l i a f IK# a l t a a r p t of a a a f l t t i t a b r o o k f r a n t k a O k ia paaat a n t i a r p a l Caluaaakua. G u a r d Skaraaaan Rilap I c a a l a r | a a d D a p u l r
W a r d a n W illiam W a l k a r ( r i g h t ) u a r a hold cap tiv aa bp lh a prianHari
u a t i l C a l l a h a n a n d o 'h a r g a a r d a h allad ( h a b r a a k aullh ftan fira an d
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Atom r a p a n a will i l l t n i l n a n - i U p l a l o flight to
D u c h a r r a t , mom l , » H mlloa front N. Y. Ho bo poo foe “ half l ho luck H o w a r d H h jh tl h a d " t o air.
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'T H A T GlpL Y/A^ T O L D T O
FIN D O U T W H O I W AS
BY T H E F E L L O W W H O RUNS
T H IS GAM BLING M O U S E — .
I'VE S O T TH E M CURIOUS A B O U T
M E N O W — IT S H O U L D N 'T
BE L O N G B E F O R E I'M AB l E
T O W O R M M V W A V IN T O
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�’ Features Debut ;I
DahicDe D arrieux'
PR0GHA5T FOR WEEK OF JULY 24
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A T TH E R IT Z
Firtt Show At 1:00 O'clock Evtry Day
DsnltlUVDknVu*.
Sunday, Monday— Danielle D arrieux, Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr., Mlseha Auer, Louis Hayward, In “THE RAGE OF
PARIS."
Tuesday, Wednesday— Lewie Stone, Mickey Rooney, Judy
Garland, In “ LOVE FINDS ANDY HARDY." Added featu re*
nay Francis In “MY BILL."
Thursday, Friday— Wallace Beery, M aurren O’Sullivan.
Frank Morgan In "PORT OF SEVEN SEAS." Also Baddy
Roger*. Ju ne Clyde. Claire Luce, in "L E T 'S MAKE A NIGHT
OF IT."
Saturday— The Three Musketeers In “THE PURPLE"
VIGILANTES." Also "UOOLOO."
f itn o a
♦ Je-nlllag gift I* tW American
acn«a. c«M ’ dad reatnfau U -M
seen— bet no geekt ir|H conqusr.
A T T H E P R IN C E SS
ipM'lt not bo.
•a in Mw «ay af
ryt Uoogtu Falr,coeuHM with
Sunday, July * f— Charles S ta rrc tt In "LAW OF T H E
PLAINS.” Also "KING OF THE N EW SB O Y S”
S aturday, July .10— Ken Maynard In the "W HIRLW IND
HORSEMAN."" Added "HOLLYWOOD STADIUM
MYS-'
nuly ' tad
TERY."
la 'a
Baton. Broderick
kin. 4a”* worldty*
M’ whoae ' advice
|aes‘ Into all aorta
MICKEY ROONEY
l if t Thea they*
H
|H ,; ei»* al the oedr U e . - I n e e .
' Hollywood toad" thlTlfalde of lha
V and-inch diaM Chnrtts ColoSt Hinds, . Hallo
t i f Davenport sp
it, ehgjracter por-
Frank Morgan Plays Romantic Role
In New Film, “P ort of Seven Seas’
'nothing |s to m from ths arm s o f his
Trite Is tho phrase
(CAT .FRANCIS— Faeelaatlng and faasoas hewn a ils star who L a d s new under the eun,“ but Holly sw eetheart by the luru o f gi*
* d «**' a f “ My BUF* whisk k i s s d s , t . ike Hits T h sa tra Tuesday wood sent the theatregoers some-j. sea. He pinm iset to retu rn and
thing new when they produced* m arry her
‘
in threa years. 'In
•did Wednesday.
“ Port of Seven Seas,” coming to Maying Ihe also breaks his
the Kits T h satra Thursday ond fath e r’s heart. In tha meantime.
Friday.
another suitor, twice , he girl s
Starring Wallses Beary, andj ago, asks for her hand,
ir'1
with a splendid cast Including sho lefuees, then agrees toMmt afry
F ran k , M organ, Mauraan O'Sul- him when she
the happiM**
llvan, John [toil, and Jessie Ralph, It will bring, Abe's still In love
the picture presente an entirely with the buy hut feels, they'll
novel theme.
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j never ho hap _
As III* g ru ff,^h u t understand-' adventure is greater than Kia.deIng father and owner '^f a water-; vutlon for her.
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front tavern, Boery la, Out stand;
II* retu rn s to find the 'llr l
lug as usual, hnd hla dramatic m arried.
He demands th a t the
wurk with Frank
Mdrgan
is Mure her husband and " f a 'W ith
equally" as enjoyable as their him. Hla father makes film'-bee
comedy. ■
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| that It would be impossible f to
llu iu in et >14, ipupjMd by Miss break the old man’s happiness,
O’Sullivan, who r ru*h*d back
the boy returns to hie first
from London wkara .he appeared love, the sea.
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In “A Yank a l .Qgftr'J*’ with!
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Robert Taylor, tb do this pmRTAND-IN ROOM O N b r .!
lu re t John Beql, who was last) A "itin d -ln ” for a . theatre
seen In “ Double Wedding," an 1 ( boa I
Frank Morgan. No, that’s not That novel departure R. .A ,
a mistake. Morgan does some-‘technique of motion picture plothlng entirely new In screen c h a r - ductinn was tried for the m et
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'M todey-R jtoa
to the . aapie.
Th- s . . y u .
~
fa rin g 'c a r
star has all tha varve
■.ppvtM »bd unvelsn*
hdndrtd
to id o
nettor
miles an hour.
' Kr*"<h
ghft*iajr mors with
d h .t L dw taia stir
V l N f c bf dlaio.ua:
floods, ura•
, Mickey racer
otf f l l m .
4
port based an
the .balit’ of
W V * -Ufa
• Universal
f ■’.ntfSI
Attorney
ncierltallone W d funs* romantic time on an ’’Opera'' rfruuMWs
and lira malic ilhh outaUndlng for Universal’s ‘The R ag^jof
m u lls.
1P aris" pitying
a t th e ’ H ta
-T h e story toneama a bay who Thsatra, Saturday and SiqrfgJ-
Advertising
Contract Awarded
MnjiRrs, Murphy la tho latest
ofiscjdr-writera to: tom down of
fer* iter'write Hellywood gossip
froth fed," “Inside." The yoong,
acOr la. associate editor-of one
Hollywood publicat ton .but, like
of hla doubM-threat position..
Murphy to In "My Bill." *.
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Because Maureen . O’Pulthraji
drecratod the
Intel lor o f the
portable dressing-room aha used,
during filming of ’ Port o f Seven
S e a s" the actreee refused lb
accept ■ new one front >;«h»
•te l*
tonaibly called to itudy, ,U *
pUliiatlod, ;disregarded, a .call
cernpstitlve
preposate * ah a
ytad yesterday a surprise tee*
Jan renewing the city’s H *v
publicity elntracf elth Cetl
it and aaMclatoe for another
Ionian L. O n T O .. ih*ir!M»
the publicity advjtohy board,
I various organluttobt had
n aaked to pubrnlt pfand at a
1ting tomorrow but padded
v
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» M.. W right group ef Now
k. had prepared potpectane*
response to the board's lavt»n.
lyolr first securod the city
tra c t, three y e a n ago. Heed*
fie rs of the o rg an isatio n . a rc
Mew York.'
pit: fer. unnypfSMrjly frojn heat this
mmm
ilnole County
urt Records
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City Affording RgU. Hf(hway
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VOLUME XXIX
Member Associated Press
L ate Reports
Give O’Daniels
M ajority
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Governor Of
Puerto Rico
Is A ttacked
EYES OF TEXAS ARE UPON HIM
Flour Salesman, Novice Politician, Hits
At Reports He Will
Begin Dictatorship
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Kstnnllshrd In 11MM
New Insurgent
Successes In
Spain Reported
THE WEATHER MAN PREDICTED RAIN HERE!
' in to
Rebels Take Province
In Southwest Spain
As Forces MarchOn
Catalonia In North
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Japanese Launch v
Kiukiang Drive
Blanton
goviinm
tif
Puerto
• i|> <1 an a**®**in’* hill■> tiHlity w lull* t i-vbiwrttsi 11*} oil % «ii iii
i he g .v e in m
nor ®nj
i t tku p A iiy m i
in*
miii
in 11It*
hi nib
ju ,.1
mumitiRirly
irtu n tfd
IM
I fl... nti.iig th© l*rgt* crowd!
w lulling l hi
brut ion of th®
i«h A1111*t cart w111
Urn* mini w n kilb**l bv imlic©
uml .1 i;iimb**r mjurvd
P'»lu • -tU • imitlc g in a t* Thry
Aaiti rh»* ftrii *hn( w in firw l by
S u d a y . of eontim i.il m u ifiill h io u g h t sbuut
-II- like thin at lb rkmv
m mem be*r nf
l hi* nation* li®i i
room .1 m o to n -t pre p a re , to .ti-cvpl aid fio m -t p a rty in .1 i
bo at tin ilfut. ; :
p n U , A group dpfim ruling ind®* i
pt*n*l©ru'© for Ih© lV»'t©iI Stilt©*' bs ckgiiiund who have* been m i off fiom town h> the *nilnn©1grtl higbw .u
tin 11Le«r pofs«sAion O rdrr
w*i j
qi’ickly restnrrd and the parade d"* I
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continued.
V
Lieutenant Colonel In rarry of j *
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-•
rwe
the Puerto Rirsn Nations) Guard L f f t S D
Y lC lIH lS
lO
ms wounded fatally. Among th®
o •noio t t® rrIjinjured were Miguel Angel Gar
..i i.. i. govern in c u t'i
cia Me rifle*, speaker of House of
holding Hie insu rgent
Representative*. and Franci*co
I
\ d« in 1,1 aloi'Mt t>» a
1.4i p4** I >om incurs, c n m n m d n n e r
T h e *enn m oiifh lv met Mug •*l
aiintl 4i ill 111 11|. Mi •'ii w a r i»r©*.
of Agriculture and (’om nirirf,
he t ‘it\ Com on it m %k ill l«i ||H<|
i ii'ii
in
On Ih*• H im 1 w itr
A few minute* a fte r the -‘hoot
m Iht P ity II,ill iMingbt .«r
III
SfimM, ii i ' h© tur m*rlh within
ing Gov
Wirmhlp drliveied a
o'cbo k
b'l! 1rih"l i, 'f Hi. K. *t» h rr*inti©r.
ipeech in which he urged Puerto
rtlm**-‘i
•-a ,linn *n , u i ’ ll h i y Imr
Rican* to let nothing occur which
T h e w e rk lv m ee ting
«*f
Hit
In nriT'itt
bi t -Me t i In
H im if IT A, f 'oluiutua. Ju ly .•;»
might g i\r the wrong impre-..,mn
all
t In *, and <‘lin k e r t lob w ill be
11r 1vir tin 1 da t-IIM
of th n r real affection for Ih® (^*1 I be govertimeni »*fir i v « i i I field in the \ ,i M i/. Ilo li I In ,
More than 2.200 plant* » rr
t®d*n i| WMiilrj piiy the fiiiM i.il \
naval
Japan* ■ »»!♦, lam 1 Mini
United Stat® 4.
day night at 7 dtl o’ebu k
l*H®in| H ir
im <tifii*
Deeded. Mr®. Endor C u rlilt tol<l
r
of ;tl person* kill'd Ml ii
f ir, i , , Mil, ,11. i\ m n *lriv* tn
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the R qU ry Club ®l l u rffu ln r
w' <ftd|lHiy irvic w yewlrrdav wlirn
F m hiautf,
k®y
b* .u
v II lib'll
Til® r rg u la r in e rtin g nf Hit- In
f
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weekly Innrhenn Mnnd«y,
a *tun ting mit piii n r hurl let I Into ,
M * tn ilr!
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beautification of th® Fort Mel
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peetntors
Th e
. i i *.r h a* tt lw . i h'liii t p ro n ill jtr belli In ih© O b i F r l b i w
fv \
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M.
lon Park. Previously in the inertMr! ,b
•leeMed *ii mi |f, |h iv the nteifie.il |
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fog. the club had voted iiiiaui*
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- iperue t,f the IM l person* m |
ill!* 1 .I'li|*aj. 1M-t fail©*! n ^ak®
I i • lb*- ■ ■11 11
nmusly to sponsor a eection «i
I
lull
lured, in iny of them gravely.
H i r e r In *1 rtinii'rtiMc
nf N a
!%■ ,k *n»ir »•v 11Im *( naval net urn
h'Jt I >I •ri in
thr park and to contribute nec
Pres Mb nt Alfoii t* | o| m*/, nit 1f in a l I •tia •I* w i l l
bnbl
llnui ,
m l WU-* *!*•,.*mlnitf mi iiir a trsiary plant* for it* beautificnlb .
i i ,. . i , t ,
Oh. b f ill b» ih f ,, 1 . I., oil. fin* .l.'f .'ii." Kim*.
hlirl although he a n m the stand final ill ilb b r f n r r Ir.iv mg
t mi
fl* A n w Ia N Co m
iI ,I
tion.
Mini I|,
truck by
the filling
pi, nit-, I h r niiniiii
I ' l i r a n i f i m r u i «n th*
Ihnt y min*' \ i,il,i w.*r© Will®il
P le a tin g »kie* in m any
*r.
.In - ' ■n
I M l I
• President Georg® Rollin* a p
vinltrrl van oil* hospital* w hei r
......... I y Diliiglkt » t H no u't'Lukk.
in ,I lu'lw«*©n Ml uriil DO inju re il
tlon* gave hope of an early end
r,
(
will
ii
til
M"0
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pointed th® Community Service
<hn injui'd lay
toln ii a h*.ml. Iilii t©*l J©rii®nl®m,«
to the ruiiioim flood* and nun
Yitila«4ir» o f (" ily
O rib m in rrs
C om m itter, composed of Martin
lit
Mi
1 Itll b. *v|„,
T h e (t iine p ilo ln l by Lieut. A b i
ii',w *l«‘.l A inl» mill k*-i |»1ji ®8* for
hlch took 12 live* and
Hi
am. Janie*
and Kd
*torm* property and crop* dam I la was tjmrig -rotM
w ill h r 11 iril t»®fur® Jn tlg r Ftatik wImiiiI Ml mi
, g iiju n ' 4 Ivr 11
HcrutMlie
m an,.
--m ra Ingley.
- ^
- caused
ln stimi
aunt
Hu*
m .I iinu* riitu*** ritnf© in
* ' m g m Hi. I 11v i
Stow r to m»ke » r r . n t . m , „ u f ,r
ln la | tn, nii|||„ „ , „f doll.r- '<»
ih kkmiM « Io n i, L M ilb -r m a ncmiion of th r Mu t in , af Ib r
Ht*' ll-'lv I j i i u I fluM '.l inti* v ia uii‘i|ml
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Ih.. c lu b ’s co n trib u tio n to lb«- in s, ilnien
,|ox»n wtwtww
stt»m |.l<.l In |u,sa b c tu ii-n lh<U’lir® un
.Inly !*,
S**w
ru rin l
states.
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(in n Monthly afte rn o o n at I ,I|D l )n,rIt ,| It, b a v r -» m( im i , lb .in
|isrk.
crandsliind
hy .Ihe
i.
, In iirri iiu im i i I ih H I v fii||.iw©.| thn
New finxlsnil wss hardest hit (j ^ , n(j I'l esnlent-ell-rt Ki|i:nri|o o Y lo rk
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Mr. Itollins, who prcslileil over
liuiniimif.
A I U*u*1 im o J©w WHi
by the
week-lonr downpours Santos, and ihc d)|i!iinistlf stand
J 4*wf I ity m 1mu
the m rrtlnx. ripoM ril un the re
kill* *1 iirul «»*h©r* wi'ii* iniu re tl.
which sent rivrrs out of hank*
Th t1 u -i "* la t 4•ill
ill Im 'Hill'
cent ilistricl sssvmbly nf the
A tip of the wimt bit the stand
T Ii!*|u'ii rhrii*l n f
J up i n ' !
ait along the Atlantic sralinartl
unit " f Hi.'
L*'v
. ui 11
Itntary clutis of Kloriiis snil
occupied liy diplomats and th>-.i
R iver . 'ilninii* rim uihftl
Damage
was
conservatively
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chsratlcriic<l it as one of the
.truck the presidential stand.
H im uKh tin* 4Jti(k*f lint*1 nf G h ithan B3.000.000 Thn wHilly
careening
craft
imniiH ■)
most interrsting anil instructive put at more
n*-«i- *l©fi'iiri© ru t! n f KiukinnfC
„n,| ru t through byrtarulA fulling trip which
niighl
conventions he hail ever sttemleil. The tnbacco crop losa In ConT h o -r i lih'iMi- l’»ip itii uii .' ih Ii 'P ami
Lay u n
t l n v ii y
a
blond/
lmvf> c-tiil.-il in tragedy » o Ih*- lltll*t I m- Im>lii i fill,- yiovhrl* Ml
Mr. Rollins also invited the dlrrc- uertlcut was reported as 11,001',- i r i
„ w y|he.
h *'*lifi* fnwuril tin* h»*art «f thmt
tors of the club amt committee 000 and similarly heavy
toll,
Inaugurstinn » n
being exporivni-i. nf twu Orlaiul.i fi.h [iutAKitn i|« firit'.l "lum a lulu" bfr"1®
lust i*!i nieIi4«l*I KuurdinK
ermeii in l.akr Monroe Saturday i*ri* M* I Ii mm* vvit«, .In in,i "litiy mul • iii
rhaiim an to a m asting at his w»r» exacted of crops in Mss- viewed ty mote than .'n.UOO proHiinknw fm ii! |Hi* ©«*t.
night,
iicriirding
to
ic
p
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t,
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home a t »:09 o’clock Tuesday *a«husetla and-R hode Island.
t,|«.
"i'll fruit for |»11.If11,'* A ii'll«,-• «l« >1
Ii»‘ },n i l * fm in bn Hi
.1n p*n©*«
night.
The textile mill* were shut
The steps nf the stand from the Snnforil O utboard Aaaucm Iii r firt* will I mi
fi,t in*1in
ami ( hint'-M*
anuria**
In O k s le d
Declaring that the plan* for ’lown In many towns, throwing which President Lope, w s, vie*, tnm.
♦rt'ruhlii* jm Hu* in l' h iii / h I uui
Hu* I*.** m i In.i H *».!»•* wmh t® rthe park had been drawn by thousands of persons tem porsri ing the review
to which Peru,
Durvcy Hockmiy and
I'l^l
L im itin g iiu ' ii i )h ‘ m Ii i |i im Hi «*
Mfn
Th ® Jrt|i«mt*i*i b u iv in K an
H erbert L. Flynt, noted landscape 'X ou‘ of work.
Hundreds ol tlolivs, Kruudorsnd Veneiurl*
Sweetman nf Orlando put in lh e ir;k.nnsiiition ' ‘iHBflH fill.'** KI.IW. I
aiim- I *nlu| bail ,,f iiiNihine-glin
architect Mrs C u rlstt who was families were homeless in Mss- had arm spoils delegations were boat near here Saturday night] Mr. Daw
bil III, il'M'v. fl'll Ilk*',III
and for a trip ilown Ihe river to that ih,' ktlDWt-fn *it‘ fiKlitliiil 'liij* fi*©. »tnrm©t| ih,* bunk uf Ih®
introduced to the c lu b 'b y Dr. K. **chusetti, Rhode Island. Con brushed off.
Marruw n©rk cu n lire tiiiK Puyang
W. Ruprecht, chairm an of the
New York.
Shrieks from the whole c.ow.1 l.eiunn llluff where tip-y planned
ft uiV irty mu -jiim liutt Hi"
l*ik© m nl Ih© YanitUt* Riv© r, am i
program committee, stated th a t
The itn rm s
claimed four live, » most drowned the n o ise-of the to aprmt the week-end. The out uruwiTr iri f"i mini* im mi ifniti. m
b* K « n | i i i r i h i i i | ( t n vh a j *I L i o n I h l l .
hoard
motor
broke
down
in
the
liiifl til H w ill Umk f» r hlri iiwtl III
the park will belong toevery-! In New Jersey over week-end. ^
LW m« _ thxo.,Bh 'he m et.l
< hin©*«f r©|Mirt* mi it I *©nrf! o t
roof
of
the
stand
and
of
the
ex
lake and Sweetmun iiUvrnpti-d to M'ffiilN. n*,i**Gifuii'I H i. Diiw tun
body in Seminole County and Three persona were killed by
plosion of th r ga,o |ii/. tanks swim to ahorv since they had n<* liuintr.l ui|lt Hie hvMuwri
hi*l J a pa 114 *4* wnr.*hip i hml hnvd up
th a t everybody should contribute lightning in Ohio,
when thr ship hit Ih.- ground. Thr
lirnclicully it,, vum* m Iim uvmi uf •ii *In* Y ungtn* .... . h I'U i k Hoy an k
to l u beautification.
An unidentified hero who plans raught fin- im mrdiatrly. oars. 1
mirr.iwH uv®r ii Jli-mlln fiu n t and
lie took s cram p In the water fiiir*. i*ri|)4‘c iiilly m \Vi4*limx't«»n
Calling attention to the list of swam th s raging Sansaba River The crowd ran in rvrry direction
'“ ,,w **n IC»IC**l in H fieri*® artlL
phrnta published racently in Tho] s t Sansaba, Tea., to secure a but some were powerless to ee- and took refuge on it nearby VvIll'fL* IlHld u i l 4‘l|llM|| Ail Paul in , l'*ty
*1ii**I w ith Ghin©a« gun emHerald, Mrs. CurlsU, who Is wire lifeline saved a icor® nf cape, and ,nm r of lho*o in 'ho channel marker where he
tv Kim.
pki* fm©lit® 'ul'iriii
Um
w «* t« m
N ow , h® iitKil!*'if, tHi* uruwiu w ill
chairm an o f the B eautification persons marooned on roof tops. path of the propellers were de mained until early Sunday morn
lui lik.
Kuv®
un
i
i
w.
/
i
i
u
:U
i
|»
*
vb•
r
ing
when
he
wsa
picked
by
by
Committee of the G arden Club, E arlier the river had claimed two capitated.
Hn© of ih.* niurit panguinar/
suggested that a plaque contain-1 victims.
Thirty houses were
Some nf the Injum l, soaked a fiahrrman. Tha broken down M|irpMrnli' *
luitlKva nf thn w ar wa-t X p e c t f d
(C®«Miau«# to. K IH I Arts*)
swept away, leaving 300 home wRh the -pray of burning gaso- c raft and ita occupant was later
Itrifu riliT t il - • ■ •(•** •• ■♦ H®*
and
retunrd
to Kan MUtocifttlon, In* ui*l, a nm rkH itiK within Um next f©w ilrtyu.
less.
IlM ehrlrkrd in drspcralinn and found
ford
hy
a
party
compowd
of }mct nf »nm© unrt w ill |.rul,,iMy l«*‘
Continued
downpour® were ^pain. Thu l»«ly of thr pilot was
MUNGONV, July 2 f*s - (/!*)—*
Henry Kngliah, Rill Johns, Lai .mi* nf iht* i*»n®n Kui fur funu
forecast In North Carolina, Gsor- destroyed by the flames.
nsst Lomlenburg, Dwight Smith, twlriu Ih© m u m *i*ir* Th® jfrutip I. ii 4 tif iliuu*rtruU «if yiiu®K Run* is. Louisians, Mississippi and
■nd Jarrn-a Cnwan.
w ill work
util
|ir»»l»l©ii»H
un* I* *W» alhl©le* mml ynutha of th®
adjacent states but little immel! *1 a rm y niHiHriJ bufuru flic*
ii * tImt
nf
ut’lltrii?
irr©®n
f
im l
dato danger of widespread floods
si*©
|f
bnxra
a
t
m
l
rnutiy
ulher
ile*
r
L
*fur Joarf V. Hi nIIn in Rtd
FORTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
Vwn dona in the County Doctor’s was soon.
«|uarv yesterday, shouting their
SAN JUAN, Puerto lino, July tail®.
office. Mrs. Kendall, homo demon
Tha south's chief f t a r wss for
~
3 I .- M 1 —Tho fortieth anniver Mr. Dawiriin ilittitrd thal n®v»r readme., t f„c nrdrr.i to Irsch Jgstratio n
agent
fo r
Ssminole cotton crop sines boll weoeil rat
L p. McCuller of Hanford Is on sary uf ths landing of Amrrican h®for® h»n lh©r© l©4Ui Eiich u |'S„ a “tmlshevik Isaaoo,"
County, has had NYA assistance ions on rainy woathar.
Thr Soviet'* annual physical
'h e Dean’s Lis' a t ths University troop* in tb s Hpaniah-Ameriran *|MinUnenua rffurt »»n Ih© purl *»f
in 4-H Club teaching, and In
of, Florida for the scholas'e year War will be celebrated s t 1'oticc all KfowfU* W> wurk logH hrr ami col,ore paradr, r-prv irnling an
work done a t 'h e canning center.
llfT -U , Drun W. W. Little of today,
or ganiration of lO.ikW.OOO ynung
rn nperat© ■* at Ih© |»lru®nl Inn
Tha Board of Social Welfare has
General College has ju st an
im-n and women, war turrv-d in
also bad NTA assistance.
ted.
to a monster drnmnalration In
F or th a Board of Instruction.
:luded on the Dean's List are
ill-finner of Japan whoai, pro384 cone rets blocks a n d 18 hoochtvNt* against Kussia's occupation
*s hava boon mads, gad 1,822
WASHINGTON, July XS— <JP> theea students who in scholastic
of a strategic hill on the Slberbooks hava baoa repaired. Clerical —It will cost a half-cert a mils ■thndlpg were In ihe upper 10 per
tan Msnchukuolan bonier has
v e rb has b w n dong to (ho offices more to ride the coaches of r u t - c w t ef their cUss.
Ntn4ty freshmen and T7 sephup m lp ila tn i a Irnsi] diplomalle
o f the Junior H igh g irl Gram •n r railroads today than It did
Continuing Ha drive to make i«it to th s people of Sanfmd that silustinr*
meres i t toe university are on the
m ar Schools; sa d a t Seminole hare Infers.
merchants
here
e
rr
shiv
to
supply
Hanford
citlssns
aw
are
of
ths
ad
□inn's List for Ihe peel year. Mr.
Insurgent dispstchra said the
High School, the vocational agri
An torruese In the conch fire s
the most im portant victory came with
vantage* of trading here rather practically svorylhing that
culture instructor has boon as- from tw o to 2 4 cento a mile MdCnHsr waa a sophomore.
than in other towns, ths Cham average person might want.
the rap tu re of C astucra. a town
siotsd b y aa N TA Carpenter In
went Into effect a t midnight
WOMAN FOR JUSTICE
ber of Commerce Issued ths escIr. msrqr instance*, he ha* de of 30,000 naar ths Portuguese bor
repairing boUdtogo a a d la makUet n ig h t for an cxperirserVal
nnd In a series of six advartis- clared, a parson can got the der In southwestern Spain.Tho In- v
period o f l i mrrVhs,
k>; leaflets Monday.
C l e v e l a n d , July i b .—w i
(C sattaase an r a s a A m t
asm s article hero as In onm*
A copy sot o f fUa* ladsx cards
The In terstate Commerce Cam- t h e N ational
Association of
Ths Isafleto will he distributed other town and * t in appreci
fa r th a U. E. Bun Lawyers adapted
In J e n s to allow
by various Iom I merchants, and ably fewer cost.
n resolution urging the the Florida Few er and
Light
The first In ths aeries of leafW A Y t s t a ^ j W w T f c this th* Increase, w perttog the
it e f Judge Florence Company prill include one In ssch lets was Issued several *esks
The
Partly cloudy, scattered show
e
f
the
United
S
tates
ef Us monthly bills.
the new. rule
| a r tha
ago hut, as yet, sufficient time
• f A p t eels, to the
Mr. Blmpaen, president e f tha hM M i elapsed to enable ehtm - ers Tuesday and in extrem e north
portion q f Florid* tonight,
.
chamber, hM repentadly pefntod
Suprem e.
•» Fag* TwaJ
Count y' s Citrus
GrowersUrgedTo
Be Paid Expenses (!ilv News Briefs At t end Meeting I..-
] 0 I UIII D 13 I 13116
Lehman,Leooardy R otarians To
Attend Caucus Of B eautify Plot
H ouse Nominees In New Park
President laipc/, \Vhoj(
Narrowly Escaped,
Visits H o s p i t a l s
Representatives Have Mra. Curlctt Suggests
Good Time Prior To Donors Names Be
Inscribed In Plaque
Parley, LchmanSays
Seminole County's represent atlve, II. J. Lehman Monday reM la d ,. an enjoyable two days
nf fun prior to the esucitk at
Moon Lake which resulted in the
election of G, Pierre Wood i f
Liberty county as Speaker of I he
next House session.
Mr. Lehman, who was accom
panied by John G. Leonardy.
.Seminole's other
representative,
and John Undsey, Dade repre
sentative, stain] that although he
voted fur I* Roy Coll Ins, promi
nent I.eon county representative,
he was well satisfied with the
election of the Liberty county
candidate.
Mr. Lehman pointed out th at
Mr. Wood was influential an.J
well liked and declared that the
nominees for the 19-T-, House' of
Representatives
"couldn’t
gu
wrong by voting for either Wood
or Collins.-*
Seminole’s two House members
left Friday for Tampa where rtp reecnlatives from all over the
state were entertained with a
cocktail party at the Tampa T er.
race Hotel from B:00 to 7i30 P.
M. A motorcade w is then formed
to the Columbia Restaurant In
Ybor City where the Mayor of
Tampa and many
dignatarlei
from over the state joined with
the 1932 Rouse nominees for s
banquet.
Saturday the candidates for
speaker were active e l their head
quarters, Mr. Lehman reported
and later the group motorsd to
Dade City where they were guests
ef Rep. John Burch of Dade
county, also Dade county and Dade
County, also p ad s county and
CUy. The
rvp rate ntn lives en
Joyed 4 Chicken dinner a fte r
traffic laws
baoa typed. Cards have h aw sent
o a t fo r a to M c a n , cards t o th a
Dawson Says Organi
zation Is Import
ant Forward Move
L-.....
►
FloodH In North
Believed Waning
As Rains Cease
Orlando Finhcnnan
Gets CrampH In bake
NYA Accomplishes G reat Amount Of
Work During Year, Goodspeed Says
*T?*!**,h
!“ •« «
accomplished
by
th e
NYA
hsro during toe p ast year, asserted
B. A. Goodspeed. local supervisor,
upon the release of the annual
a s m ties re p o rt
*
Thq report shown, th a t 4 | park
benches have boon made fo r the
d tp of Sanford, • file indexing
tire calls from 1819 to date was
Had for t *0 Fire Department;
h as been done on aa ladax
H i tohri* fUa of doocrtptloa of (hot p
Has la the d tp ; am i a i^timpoUce
t too
DU r i finger
has U m
ks
Hv %uaserin If it l*T*
itfft-nSp u n slh 1llU tfill'tlt
si vos i u r \ oil Spurn in
-Ii
w ar fr u ll' a Mlull- .liipiui
tfh.si fiml h»*r iim ip ;
l ’litm i m ul tiTr„ri-*l niori- 1,1, M
1Mi Iii it fi-inl
-Iftv -1 am! 1 A litlii in r
A si ui*It n,, s 't l f l 1 ,
nft'miisiv r in sunt it wo
iMpinro
;nin 1nut .iff
M!if.v-a of MH| on >anl ggov em inent
t. Mil Uf \ Th. 111* 1 IM K 41rem atill. (I I'loV in* «• 1, . *I ttupnrfout
I-lto **s i*ml1 i I■-p>IL.t*mil t,f mtiro
fban 11M1 1
If;Hi at . v n *jiry tif i h •* ImttDng
of A nir-in in 1 1 dmh|h<4 in th ■ S p »n -
P fn t rttu rn i to th© Texas el©etion hurruu in th r Democratic
gubernatorial primary showed W. Lee O Daniel, the flour meichant
who made mountain music a political issue, to he well in the lead.
Her® h«*i ihown studying u map of the Lone Star StAte at Fort
Worth.
’4 ”
,10 Arabs Killed By
Bomb Thrown Into
Marketing ( ’enter
1•
» DALLAS, July 25.— (API
—W. Lee O’Dnniel, the nov
ice p o litic ia n who made th e
a h a m b le a of Texas a political
p re c e d e n t, a s s u r e d th e public]
h e would be “regular fellow”
Antonlo a t U ^ . W R^H.m ptled an Imprassive rscord as a
county prosecutor. Maverick de
clined to comment when almost
complete returns ebewsd
him
trailing Kilday by 612
votes.
Only a few ballots had not been
•ounted.
Stocky, beapaetacled Maverick,
full of oratorical flra, contended
Kltday had the support of MsJ.
C. K. Quin’s political machine.
Reports were persistent th a t a
recount would be demanded. The
New Deal was not an Issue, a l
though Maverick was a known
A dm inistration man and Kilday
said ho would favor the Admin
istration but "never be known
aa a rubber etamp congress
man.”
R epresentative W. D. MacFarIsne, who only two weeks ago
was referred to by
President
Roosevelt on a train trip through
Texas as "ray old _ friend Con
gressman Mac Far la no,” ran be
hind Ed Gosaett of W ichita F a lla
lie polled 21,118 to M acFarlano’s
20,147. Gossett ran against MacF arlanc In 1094.
O'Daniel, whase .mountain muJM Ie deriding prnteeriqnal polltlA lla n s awept the plain* o f Texas
like a prairie fire.
“ I chose the Ton Command,
m en u a* a platform because I
thought they would make • good
one,” sold the affable, 44-yesrold flour jobber.
The strange medley o f hill
blUy tunas and rousing attack s
on professional politicians plus
appeaU fo r higher and m ore lib
eralised pensions
dumfounded
veterans o f Texas campaigns.
Evidently It appealed
trem en
dously to thousands of r e tarn.
O’Daniel spread hie politic si
gram flra ovor Texas from a
platform equipped bus whisk cov•rod hundreds of milas dally la
this largest Mato of the union.
Whan Um bus approached a
lawn w here O'Danial was to
epoah It paused outride th e city
limits- The o aW riah u ts
o a t, m oaatod to the f ilifo rm a a d
affixed flags aad pequngW Than
w ith the o rih m h a T tr a to ii a t
th a hue whee led
own Mato
I
Seminole Coon 17 Produces
More F ru ll And Wjrclntilm Than An©
Similar Area In America
Gcv. Winship Is Shot
At By Radical While
Reviewing Parade
During Celebration
Campaign For GoverML nor Conducted With
« Band Of Hillbillies
a s g o v e r n o r a n d sc o ffe d a t
p o s s ib ility
of
d ic ta to r s h ip .
L a t e s t r e p o r ts g a v e h im a
c le a r m a j o r i ty o v e r e le v e n o p
ponents for Democratic nomina
tion.
O'Dsnlfl. ■ flour
esleemin.
mounted a mu ml truck with a
hill billy band m l struck out
a fter "those professional poli
ticians." Others scoffed s t his
methods but he won without need
for a run-off.
Two potent member, of Con
gress,
Represents lives
Maury
Mavrrlrk and Morgan K inder,,
apparently lest bids for rennmInst Ion.
Maverick, who In two term s
hoisted his natns high In the
1 o f Representatives, Van be-
f
u
r
t
t
AN INDEPENUENT NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY. JULY 25, IDAS
Opponents Jibed
At His Methodb
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McCuller Placed On
Dean's List At U Of F
Rail Fare Rises For
Eastern Railroads
Chamber Of Commerce Circulates
Second ‘T’rade At Home” Leaflet
LOCAL WEATHER-
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!2f TH O M BAY, JU LY *L
-r r —
-
P er Acre For Cattle
«-L' i.. '
Z E N DA, Kan*. July 21— </P>
— Cl«renet Beat, farmer, think*
ha he* disco* red a wey hii catIte ran "rat thoir eak* and hire
lad in a d rin toward Hani
Tbs *-iy, he aaid, la to contour
farms the ring* land. He plana
■4t*p ditch** at (nlervils acroaa
lh* range on a livcl line, so that
rain r - l snow water ealeh thars
and penetrate the a'cil Inatrad of
running off“ After cons'i-jctlng furrow* on
a 78-sere pasture, tha blight of
the aril* Increased even though
■ or- cattle u*:d it for granny,"
Beat saiil.
m thoir preearlau* position*
tha aouth bank of Yangtxe,
f it triad another bombing
: in the Kluklang aactor,
■flea down tha rhrer from
lHM*a aeeounta aaid rtore
I MO bomba worn dropped
that 10 paraoiu were killed
many Injured.
Japan*** apokeamin
»dM that Chlna'a Lion mil
h h*iow Hankow, at ill wer*
W tut told of other mlliMMcowmo. H o aaid 17 Chi.‘panes were damaged nr
jhrad In yesterday's raid
thhhow and that I wo Chin*
pin Hlvar *es*eU hid I eon
tha Shanghai area, Chinese
large-scale
Ud formation of a new
U ngainat Jipanase oerv
trnllroade
end communi
U-a army
S h in * .
M Dsy” In patice court
latest Innovation at tha
'aim Batch City Hall.
Xd Lake aat Tuesday
k
at 11 A. M. for tha
*f all eases of shite
<MTw*t*d for traffic viola-
L. K. Waterman devised
first fountain pen In 1884.
Protesting n
proposed tax
of 1c on n th pa*.age of eig-
Sombrero Useful But
H uh Comic Aspects
clous stones. Tha big hat han1
prtcllcal
advantage*
slncr It
provides plenty of
protection
from tbs tun, spirt* the rye*
frem glare, and prevent* hunt
ing accidents.
In i he United States a hunter
might mistake ■ moving object
In lh* wood* for a dtar, but the
Mexican sombrero never hae
bun taken for anything— bqt a
sombrero.
MEXICO, July 21.— (A l— The
Mexican sombrero It an Institu
tion here, hut It may be a Joke
a* wr'I. If cartoonists desire to
make a man look
ridiculous,
they put a big sombrero on him.
Yet the sombrero, or hat, may
rumetimr* o>*l v* much 'a l 1800.
Some are made of finest felt,
adorned with gold, silver gpd , Tha revolver was Invented hr
copper, and a few with pre- Colt in I(18,
Pick-a-back Plane
Finishes Atlantic
Flight In Canada
^
imM" K A R L LEH M A N N , taaeaUry *f
rhant* urged city official* to a -' .
, .
.
' , ,
,
void such a nuisance lory by, , U U k * C" » , Y Ck“ “ U r •*
placing a flat exeiaa tix of
ten C*m*»re* at Ta*ar**, aad tka
rent* on rach utility meterand ] s*s Ipmini a*«d la galtlag and
nn all telephones, pointing
out amhlkiliafthe plalaras of
flU
Fevaral Hundred 'Tlectrlcil En tha! trorh a »M would n l i i an ] film " Florida Baaaty Spats". Mr.
gineers from trie south eastern equal ■mount of iponey and bt Lelsasaaa plans la laava Satnrday
j f a r 'a trip lata New Easts ad
aactlon of the United Elates will a burden of noon*.
gather at the Miami BID more,
Neptune I* about gs time*
Coral Gable*. Nov. 28-30 for
larger than the earth.
tfoir annus) convention.
•FRIDAY ONLY
BREAD
EIGHT O’CLOCK—Mild. Mallow
COFFEE lb. 17c
POTATOES
10 lbs.
BANANAS
3 lbs.
FA N C Y
GREEN BEANS
AVOCADO PEARS Each
LETTUCE Large Heads
LIMES
Doz,
TOMATOES
IM I.I OR’
ONIONS
3 lbs.
Itea No. ZVi can
C A L I F O R N IA
—With Perk and
toSaucs
■ 16 oz. can
F IM *
Brand Praparad
htUI 10 f* oz. can
R IF H
rTER
SILVER BROOK PRINT B U T T E R 1 lb. sartso.
STREAM ft BELLEANNA
IK SALMON
YO UTH DROWNS
TE R R E H AUTE. Ind., July
(t.^— W )— James Doyn* Phillip*.
14,' sank in a Un-foot hoi*
while bathing with thrta com
panions In a erssk near Bridgeton and was drowned late Tues
day. Th* boy was tha son of
Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Phillip* ot
Terr# Haute.
LAD DRESSING
Round
IN 2 No. 2 cann
SIRLOIN STEAKS 1b,
STEW BEEF
(loft!
JU LIA N , N. C— OO— V. E.
Coltrana own* a Ouarnaay calf,
“Quean Patsy," which ha* baas
giving milk ilnea It waa'ala days
old. At lh* age of seven weeks,
tha calf was giving ahaat half
a pint of milk dally, .
2 lbs..;.... .....
HAMBURGER
Jb............
Black Hawk
HAMS half or whole............
IS 1 01. stuffed JLV
’agatebl Shortening I ft .(
1
i tan Sint I lh. ran 88*
Cloths Blown From
Tables By Airplanes
DOCTORS APPOINTED
TA LLA H A SSEE. July 11.— ( A
— Dr. A. C. Houghton of Waal
Palm Baaeh we* ra-appointed to
tha State Board of Optometry
yesterday. Dr. L. H. Keana of
Miami was appointed to sueread Dr, WIIHam F. Forty of
Daytona Baaeh on th* board.
Davey's term expired.
Pound
i Whit* (cream style)
I DOS miles.
TULBA, Ok la. July 2 1 .-W I—
Asiartion* that airplines flaw
•o low over their re.tauranl
that Ublscloih* were blown from
the table* werv con'alnrd In t
rerent elslm two woman mad*.,
fur (4.300 damages.
Th*
petition contended
111*
planes, landing and
taking' off
front th* municipal port, dam
aged tree*, ' radio atrial* arid
th r u lt because of Ihalr low fly
ing. The city was askad to (lop
th* p lan ti
from “trespassing"
on property th* two women
own. Th* claim w»a denied.
U I)M IR » llll'l!
P (Halva*)
POLE
HIlead
Lb, 5c
*nd a 4000 mile erulilng rang*.
The distance to Botwood Is only
i
JULY 22-21
5c
HAMS
LIMES
Each
lc
COMPOUND
PEARS
10 Lbs.
21C
a u m r«
Ill 4 * T lTRIM JLK**
5C Lb*
BEANS
n o. l rnaaLKH
POTATOES
10 Lbs.
lie
SC Lb.
LIMA BEANS
i i»a n s r o R A
FRESH PRUNES
10c
n o. i aV anoA M u
TOMATOES
3 for
PINKSALMON
14c
10c
U r .M x n :
1SPINACH
I0 c
aan r o t n -r v m a r
[ PEAS
3 for
BACON SQUARES lb.........
PORK CHOPS
2 Ihs. - 4Cr
CHUCK ROAST
ONIONS
3 Lbs.
10c
BANANAS
10 Lbs. “ 2 ®
AVOCADO PEARS 4 for 15c
PEACHES
5 Lbs.
19c
a M
WESTERN
|
LETTUCE
Head
"EGG PLANT-------2T bF~
rtn cV
CHEESE
2 lbs.
29c
f It will speak louder here
25C
SOAPorPOWDER 6 for 2$C
VIHUIYM RTYLI
bi:»t
Lb. 2514c
imuiK
Lb. 10c
Mi l II OS
SLICED BACON
Lb. 21C
1411 YU TKYUKH
aTEEB STEAK
Lb. I f Vjc
rnKsii KII.LKO
LOCAL HENS
Lb. 24C
m ain ilt R
PEEANUT BUTTER
i tx n a «
Lb* 25c
t
MOKE SAUSAGE
2 slL 25c
Lb. « y k C
BOiUNG BACON N
Lb. H e
iLICED HAM
BULK SUGAR
5 lbs.
21C
T* i.i. noangvt #e
NESTLES MILK
' 5'/?c
is ... n ip ia n rancT .
CATSUP
*.•
-
10C
*
MELLO COFFEE 2 for
. wATomoaodno
‘ “
MEAL
4lbB.for
“ l OVR
r
tisawnocN
Kraft
FRIDAY ONLY
Rll L E Y ’S
)C each
BEANS
Classified Ads
WISCONSIN DAISY
PEARS
16 Oz. Loaf.......8c
22 Oz. Pullman 10c
Looking for
Something?
If it’s true that money talks
AVOCADOS
A & P IIAKERS— Plain or Sliced
X) fl lb. can
W A SH IN G TO N , July i t . — C**)
— The Treasure announced r«»
U n ity it would open bid* Aug.
28 for construction of • seaplane
romp for tho Miami, Fla., Coaat
Guard atation. Coat limit of th*
project la (48,000,
29C
~~
7C
59c
24 lba.
• “£
^nsz-----
PINEAPPLE
AMERICAN CHEESE 2 lbs.
Fine Granulated Built
SUGAR
5 lbs....
Fancy Blue Rose
RICE
—J t /'.*• .'
5 lbs.......
Iona Plain or S. R. (6 Ib erlltj U I
FLQUR 24 U*. 69c; ^
*
Scoco Shortening Bulk
11
T
JUICE
COMPOUND 2 lbs......
.' ,vEBV»i.
Sultana Brand .
PEANUT BUTTER, W
A 4 P
¥
Ib
APPLE SAUCE 2 No. 2 ci
Oleomargarine
NUTLEY
Sunny field
pound..,!;..:.;.:.
CORN FLAKES 8 <*. !)>*
Uplon-^Ortnf* Pekoe
TEA
W th. - V
av. m .
. u iik
...... <
m
% ;
r n ..i
;
X 8* J,X n
4• . •, . ftg <i RQQ
'he
�■* 'llTs’ltll-^
Buford la T h e Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
Seminole County Produce*
Mure Fruit And Vecetablen Than A nf
Similar Arm In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXIX
Member Associated Press
Russia-Japan
Tension Grows
In F ar E ast
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY 22. IMS
UP THE RAMP FROM IRELAND
I
Friction Over Border
Dispute Increases;
Soviet Refuses To
f Withdraw F o r c e s
English King,
Queen Return
Japanese Capture Of
KiukiangPredicted;
InsurgentsAdvance
•
I f AMaalalH Prraa
C A L A IS .
Fra IK*.
Juty
II—
— King R m i f arid Quern
L ilia beh
to r jj
ended (hair
(aar
day
i l i l l of
state to
France, calling
for Dover at
S J I P. M. abi|ird th* yacht
Enchantress.
Sharp word* between So
viet RuB*in and Jnpin fhreatcned the uneasy peace ofi
those rivals in the Far Kaa.
todiy but a hopeful new
omen for Trlendithip in west
ern Europe came irom tn\.*
state visit to France of Kmif
George VI of Rritain.
Friction between Japan and
David Bach haa Rre»
tha medal e f M i
are D onott Jawaa w ith
ml 10 targetg and la y
•J "
tm .l ,
TTil 114-. fl»d I ihInv
fttl
in' g t (•.n^l fin* on Vanf«ll\ •1 1 It 1 il'ondoti iri(f i h«*ir
hvlll< - in »!.’ mail wi'iili'iTinilA of
H**;t.l IM i TV t <a uni Don* ( ’rH*k.
.otsi iltli* rvp o rtnl
A V -1"
Ih** c"' !# '"'111» itrir ill nil
KhMsif .■ ;*njfr r and that tho
*•H i i .4*HIM tv.1 * ordered av
r tun •I’H V II .■ridiirp
Ho
th. . !*N|f.' 1)114 ail.mm
hlMiF
hait pm (» i. h.* 1 to withm two or
(hr re m lit - -»f «h#i
Sn nilaif * in British (olumbta
and IfU t fl h h i -m m Wavhirifton
"Hilt** mill I)||-){||R VMM"I" mnsfilrii-tf Hu- 1 nipf oh*tArli*« in a *UC*
cwf'.il f-ghr agMinAt thi* i Irvitur*
Denies Intent To *
Snatch Viscount
in thf I’arifr.
!«,[,.J
Scheme AN’;is To Force
Nuffield To S i g n
Letter Of (’ r c d 11
U lIt M IN 'iillA M .
Fnglnnd,
Ju ly _‘2
( AI ' )
.lulln Itrucu
Thuriitnii w ft M'liteiici’d to
St’Vt’II vi ol s til prli.ll S tTviiii I i* i'<*t tin1 f.mta->tU' plot to
kulmii*
\ isi'iiinii
N u ffirld ,
Hritjttti's " I t .Mir\ 1'iini", and
lloId him
i ti.r $.',00.(100
north*
rioiH iim
*}kM®
* IN in it?1, t iiruri mic
Kaitfir.l
f atm
11 " i n
\
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si. . »■
f u l l ’l l
i
hr*
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i
mi :
ifi
ftshm i*
v* h u h
t IIIC t
iln y*
d o r t ti
had
ift*w i lt .' 1
hern
>
||o i 'V i n i i s l y .
.ith r i
l.in l.lm g .
ro
i|
)M>| 1i’d
Ih ry
of
found
lim a
Dr# lu’Si* al|i vki'h knivi’a, Hfur
1 h«* V.mM'iivfr fdliimi ronflnisr®*
lion Th«*v d1 1re-e• art»«I
hi*ll
I hr fit putirrtl into CDrtolnut lo di.«
lln li -h
F lying frnni Koynen, In la n d , via Monti i;il. .ilm.inl (a rm i Hri*
Urn's “ pick-a-back" M ercury, ( ’apt. Donald V T llc n n rti (rig h t!
fill1
1 nridm u
i » s »ii,
ho *. 1.
a
tirt'im i
F o i l ir*
r
♦I i i m i o a
>>f(i
L e x G r e e n Is S p e a k e r A t
Mather M ay Make
k P ic n ic O f T o w n s e n d C l u b s H e a d q u a r t e r s Of
and Albert Cosier (le f t), wirelea* operator, arrived at Port Wash
ington, N . Y ., after 22 hours and 1H iiiuiutca lit the air. T h ry *r#
m
tbayw ( t a a .up Lka ram p frpm a small boat that carried !it;» firrftf KUtitr pumps*
them ashore. *
f Iiirrritfi* ri* n i
|irrv|o u ® ly
hml
In-r n ffjin rtrH
by
W mmIi iniet "i*
Tlti* I Mill* Li lot a nfrivi'il f,. L’»ti* jiiiHiurihra. T h ry raid mrn | •rivf fh* tii’uii*, i ii.iDgi-r* fron
hid hruii nrrn
fire®, and 1(it* 'rillpl* Dt p I * » <rf "11 told
t II
\li
K n. Id.off ik .lm •I
; Hut h 'lm' »»f ihrni
apimrriiltv I 11Mrft 1It li ■
,| •In-1* w »< •*L li.n
It'* L’ 11*0-1 d trom ,
win* mid iv iiln l by I ho ili'Riio 1 upfii hv *» ot rol I' l•*i "i i
*ta-* I" ' i.mi |.1, hi, he. 4 **ll til" I' - 1tin*
' i*i*i jtills flip III itiie *hr flamer.
Ml t li
Hi
partiiup.*** ifi Ih* I m
...........
Hi Lo t- id. I'iiik
Fttfpatry
uffiriala *l**i
i)« I.
I I {..li-l 1had thr 1t>i
ibte T h o i i n »i c 11* « ' u III. 1t*
ti•urircij 200 nirn hi'Mt from old
Inndo tJttU , jit ix id m g
*idi* point!*
tn fight thr V»m
tory of Uif iocjd •ink*, S '(hi
rouver Inland b la tr would Ih * i *
Kirrhhof f
turned »!* “ inripcrtrnerd
M\V t> ill I* U\ ing m Hn* U
Simpson Declares
Marine Studios To
A ttr a c t Tourists
German Flying
B oat Ends Hop
I d N ew Y o rk
Gigantic Aquarium Is 2,597 Mile Trip From
Scientific And Ed Azores Is Made In
1a ?s n Thun 1 8 H o u rs____
ucational P r o j e c t
Th e
recently
opened
Marine
Studios near St. Augustine were
characterised Friday
by T . L
Simpson, president of the SemiDole C ounty Chamber of
C om
merce. as "w onderfully educa
tional and an excellent attraction
for tourists."
Visiting the studios recently.
M r. Simpson declared he was im
pressed by
lha
va«tnesa
and
uniqueness of th* project.
It
is another In the gruwlng list ol
j Florida s tourist attractions,
said.
The studio*, he explained, are
the only ones in the world where
marine life can be observed in
lu native state.
|n the gigantic aquarium nre
numerous species of ocaan life
just as they appear in the waters
of the tea Most aquaria segregate the different species; there
fore, marine life ran not be ohserved as it actually la. Howavar in th* Marine Studios proJact porpoises, marks, huge t e a
turtles, and fish of all kinds and
descriptions can ba teen mingling
together.
M r. Simpson pointed out that
tn addition to the educational ad'
vantages of tha project to Uti
public, and tbo benefit to Uti
State of Florida as a tourist at
traction, tha atudloa will serve to
provide scientists of marine lift
with exceptional opportunities to
■4ttt4e
- -iiiun
$2,016,400 Given
In State. By Board
*.
SEC Seeks Injunction
Against HoIdingFirm
NAVY FI.IKRB K IU.F.D
WASHINGTON. ~(/F»—
The
Navy was notified yesUrday that
Ueutetianl James Albert Murphy
and Orville
Melvin
Stews't.
aviation rhlef machlniat mate,
were killed In • plana crash
aaar Redwood City, Calif.
New
BN R O U T E T O U . L
Vork,— ( ^ - ‘-T h n German
eeaplane Nordmeer took off from
tha catapult ship fttfcwsbcnland
•t H «H a . Aaoraa tmr N ow York
at 4 P- N ., adt,
Airways repo»«od
F n a -A m «rk a n
F*«4er4sy.
(If
L ll
Security
C ju s | j| l
O U L I d l O C L .U 5 I5 J
Mr. I *no n fittudu'l »mj1 that thr
wen llli •if i |n* world H nlimit
IKOO moo (5(1(1,4)11(1 and i hut th«*
wealt ii of the 1 ruts-. S(hI p* »■*
nWul Js pi'irrrit «• iliH l .»t nl
while I"* p.ipulafmim if this nil•
tion i> .ell ty tji'twcrri 7 and * per
II*4
cent •f th- world - total.
ajkhl hank ilrpuniU m the t lilted
(f
ln.O I (l . « 0
.a -
Obesity I. m
tbo age of 40.
*«f l tn* f.O w a r old
:-*n« d"*» I#- tifififh w in
t \u ffn -M ihoard hit
m .'t. 1'a di.M ay'"
I ’ m n i l t i l t'
Is
F ir m
‘" I i Ini Imdgar
f mIf* airuiijfiug
I" I **r lim.fHHI
M end
N f ^ u lia tiiu ;
F u r
I ’ lir r h a s f <H ‘ A r t a d t'
I'.vrry I’nssiMo Loan
i-s •Minlt', Ban Ivors Say
" I I I \ \| tt*. tills 22.
N early
I" "
I ml
Itankin - ,.f f'enlral
Hm .1
nrniir .» so,tl. (,f
.iml . i ' i. - v, |.(lww,.,| „
I'
II .L'fls d. RF'f* (hull*.
IM'I Ills *'11Mi*■*j | U|,41 sL| (tf•»r Ju ly |r,t L llin if
hint
!m <I iiluiiv.4 “ mutli* rv**ry
• *»»'.! I•*j*n 4*i4ii(ti *I t'fi ( wi'h (cimmI
ti iiit Hw )iim*(ir«*"
m (heir rq-
U*’t( vr i'(iitittiuni(ti"*,
H"
n'^oliiMun vv,*i pipitpntnf
,4»*
Muron y Allen nf
I" I i» '• Niitiiniiil JL«nk nf O r* i in. i i ............ ' ............. ..
• land
follnw injr Mti m Mr*-** in
tn i i**•t . *\. A h iI. Ill oft. ••
nil*,
in .* lh» li I hilt III.' YS.f'N* wloi
lir ^,’inl >hi»r tin* Federal
I» •ii
Mi- M 1 1"l! ie\ . Mr
i d On 1 .".I.
• Hi.
.* n
••••■*♦ nnw hii* 2B (inert
Je I IM III .......ill,1.. II* *i V 1 .UK
’ r'Ci«*| v M.iiit'l )
1*II. 1
“ tnjruther with
u V\ |i*i*oir. VI rv Kt M' hni li
‘ 1*1»Hi finit I
ifi »ve rii runen I
........fl V l .......... .
Af pi* - 1 i«
II- i M i- I'olltn-, Mi 1 i t p ill.
-» 4»*rh »■* T V A with nub* ■iim v ,tfr|1
mi. \ VI iltli I’d J\ «'ii li.o l>
■'■Pei'
"
' it *?m
II. . ........
lenthnif fum -( ioim /*
*d1
hodilm r i tnf 1
* \ ..... Hi...,
>.r i|ln.*w», Pn’‘-iil» ut M It I m
Mh'l*
it vl**Br NUlqs
H r. A L.h .
i
( i * - d oft
'l
* was *lnr|i(.
I poliry on
tint part nf
piiulu-i
•
1" fc44d »«' "ifl
t-11 <1
H *'limy l*»fi of f liliil*.
He am id
H III*OiI h ^
! t h - Vr
hi 1*1 in *4 ]i|er( w*»K*
In ( ') l ) Hi it *li MlJI
('*■ ;»•l»11•
* H ir.nl »*n Ifhi m Ihe iiniscrvutive llh' ‘ lllllihir
iliffcr^nt
th**ii
**♦!*»•' ling •■litl I’uiiflirt liiHwttfii
H»nt ntv
" mi th 4 In-i in he* of the government.
J a c k s o n v i l l e J u ly irj—
1•» « f-Je re l <i<i»tn ,m.i.
tt,.— ^ ,r
th a m ic r i.f fo n t- Airrn-ul'urnl
Adjus'm .'hi
v.
retire is ......Im
...................pan.led
citidui ling
ting aa study
study .,f
of |.r .n
l». ..vpatide.l seven! tn.r ,
I
ptti pur* y
in i if *
a*, h«*
I'-Mdlrtl
I tin
Ihr
l-i ip ir t y , th r n h> h- . f i1n ii- H n*
providing I'm ployni.m f..« * tly,
Thu*
f ••fnni -lor ii*r4*
lit*
....... and n n r.- w .ik o . j , h„_n
........
f rinnl M r. M lilt* i tha . tty t »i*
a’ present erupt..y
• * n i lif
ii
w i
in Im*'
Th
.s
............ ted hy 1rides tin' irinrd ying of tin- ,n
rhe# study
study wwss
,ta
,.Ml tlI■, u
,h„t plirymrrit situation it will tonm , till Ih n t »'f th** r..'sii* mid t it"
lb#
u \ mtr tea's econmnlr other iiiiJIi'Ut.i of rlul .ii
if.: • Ni l that tin fin 1h* a i1' " inLloM III
'lit4 mtK(rfAnii*llt rol Id In- in id *.
prablent No. I. Harold folco, th i■ 'ale.
Mr- .Mather, slot - e fh ever
president of the
orgunixatinn
" T 'llm m i snd eotloli
<|U I.I
at business u '. i a n l .
v i-il .1
limit 1). rain's production. Its •t,>
thit building -a v .ra l 1.'in
dm
Colei* in a lijtli-r lo cummfttei* r.a-ul
triuli*
agreements
witti
Uig the lire ' lit wi l t u :,l lie
menders m cnily r ppointed to rdher
t min'fieri
nre seiimr !>'
confer with th.* I'n-.ul.-nt of tho striking at Florida's wealth '• i lured t h it up. in rompli'l mil of
i he deal SuiiL.i't wmiil.l I, e..m
State’s rronomic |ir..ldems said; cau-e nf importa'irin » f fnni
Hurlilu
hea kt'riit. i
•fn ■ the
■S'l ,|re
»jr|or|
p
r.
factors and vegetablea free or at t'
which
enhance our
economic ilueed duty during the time ■( trm.
'Ir. Mather n iire l pr.'-i n
,ta(u, M ....... .
with olh.-r year when our pruurctiim i
'
t -nanla of Ho. budding that a
southern stilet hut Ftnrida'a inti il i penk.
mate and close relationship to
"A
'rue story
of phnspliaiet non at title III lie |u petty had
her sister southern states makrs and its production In K l ' i i d i ; 1 n found tialtaf irtory and it
our prob'ems mutual.”
and that of lung oil production, wat determined that hnth c i'y
Charles llrlmly af Miami snd citrus
and
other
production and county tvses hud hern paid
Mr*. Marie H.d.lrrnutn of t'oeoa pha es will lie formulated fur t o 'tints, the pm iK-rly wo Id ia.
hare been add'd tn Ih* commit discussion with the President". tskirt over hy his cum era.
Th e Orange ( ‘minty Budding
tee Colee annuunerd.
Loire said the committee hoped
A bulletin issued by
Colew’a to have I'* report ready by early ami l-onn Association r rrnt'y
tetllrd a|| (axes on the properly
office states:
Fall.
with both the rounty and city. Tho
Ivanee information shows
Florid.'
Wanted
ni'h li
State ( ’ o f C Is Conducting Study
Of Florida’s Economics For FDR
u r a o in s jC T n N D C J u lv 21 ........' ...... ............
W A S H IN G T O N . U « preaenlation to I'r.-sld.nt
_ ( ^ _ T h . Social Security Board y#|l
asdsUne. In Florida during
f»ca1 yaor anded,June 39This figure, reported by Ih*agencies Juno bulletin. Included
51.044,*00 for old age asalaUnc*
and |71,BOO for aid to tha blind.
Thera was no approved state plan
for aid to dependant children.
Outlining April operations in
detail, tho bulletin said Florida
paid b tm flU lo 306 out of f l,h
1,000 of tho stato'a agad P»PUlation, wall abova Urn national
average of 214.
Nevsrthaleaa,
tho
Florida
monthly avorngo par reeipiant
wae ealy (15.11 compared to an
averegw for tho nation of 510.29.
Tbo atale paid bene file to btl
blind parsons out of each 100,.
000 total population, 17 more
than tha avorngo for 38 atato's
operating such aaalalanea plana
Th* average per recipient for tha
month waa (15.25, compared to
a at-otate average of (22-53.
1Ifi. Ill
H*
i .iiitii t iiV4|irr<t
1 I *. *...... *• 1 i' i •■< I ' m" r|i*fi Irt
' rtfl |1..........iHi *'"" '" isid ii 111 l.firil
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1 flM i1\■i 11 i * n
- I'd .“nf** wan
" . Ol ’ •'»' * 1 (f
**t |»*
1 V.
l" * *
w»Hi I hi*
1o *•"l' » • . iii
•i lit.
, 1 o -‘
11l
- iiti'nrrd ta
racli
hut
run
C o m p a n y !n City
D'd.
City News Briefs
NEW YORK, July 5 2 .-IA 1 SecuriGes and Exctypnga Com
mission filed suit hare in f*d»ral court charging tho Associ
ated Gas and Electric System
with violation of tho Public Util
ity Holding Act of 15,15 and tha
Securities Aet or 1533.
Th* action area# as remit of
•yxlem's efforts (0 extend the
securities which mature Nov. 15.
SEC attorneys sought an . im•lady the life of the sea
mrdialp injunction against the
many of the Basards usually ac Holding Company, '•
companying such undertakings.
Declaring that w ith an lattini
investment a f (500.040 tn
project, M r. Simpson said
the
management would doubtieau he
repaid m any limaa, over within
the M i l few year*.
T h e day
he vkMed the stadioa, he assert
ed, the weather was relay and
unpleasant yet about too parsons
ware there s i the time. I f Utia
la any Indication o f the Interest
la the stadias, he added, during
the tourist season nearly M M
m
da y should be
ad-
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it huld Ly iti'ittil 2 |h*i t’*’i»! of ttnpopul.il i-'M
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thi* (•■mi*If "f Hit* morit’v t'hiuuf
era an* in ih** hi*rid* "f tht* i-nin
mail pro^L ;m.| I hid I h**y v*dl
wurerrd in hiHigntg I.luting pro*
perily t<* lh«* l*nilt*d
hy
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lo w n 't iid
Plan
Happy birthday to Police I ’hlrf which tn* pri'di* !-' v*ill hi* *nat trd
hy J!| in i h, l *.*TI'*
Hoy (j* Williams.
P O R T W A S H IN G T O N . N Y .
July 22— i/V) Germany'* I!* inn
i al jpi.il flyinif boat. N o n lm rtr,
alighted here this morning after
» non stop flight of 2.3117 miles
#cr>.ss the A tlin tic
from
the
Ariirrs in IT hours and 12 mtnUtvs.
It hud U'vn tosse.l into th* air
at a -prcii of about 110 milts
An important drill session ut
l«-r hour yrstvrilay by th* muth- the Medical Detachment of N «
n ship at Hurt*, Axores.
tiunal Guards will be held In the
Th* fliaht i* part of a series Arm ory tonight at (1:00 o'ckick.
of tu t* 10 be mail* prior to reg
utar ( ■mrnrici ii airvic* uti os*
County Agent C . R. Dawson
Ih* Atlantic by way of the repressed satisfaction today with
A io rrs,
the rapidity with which voles
The German flying boat landed were being cast in his office i>n
nrar th* British Iran s-A llsr.'lc lhe celery marketing referendum.
phk-u lu rk plans M ercury which
irach*d here late yratirdu y after
a flight frum Ireland with one
stop at Montreal.
*
T I mm oilai u a < i',,m ii lfd on
i mdirtment.
'1 inn hour*.
i>d ill Intention
millionaire1 autntiiMM lie* roun*
hi.«m ptifcnitton
liitoffrey
,, 1■% i hti
<II11dit'tl
>hit'4* ih t HWind hjrvb
thi4
flmnt M f
t n-nlMil m
pfiui i mul III 4**1 f'lfhfi' * ■
*flirt
1hi'V
U |M lu* lin'ky if
thry
Mia-1*
|n ,n Io a\
«tir » iii
the
flam.
g A large number of boya at tha
YMCA Camp on Loka Winona
are taking Vaaaona In rifling from
Lieut C. B. Schtrerd and are
•asking to qualify for medals
bafore tha cloao of tha camp to-,
morrow. .
Mr. Bchlrerd stated that tha
boyt had taken Interest In the
claiaet and thit ha nyoatad tha!
boya to hovo completed tha re-'
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quirw i 10 qua ..............
lifying targets *
be
fore the ram p aloeaa.
F o r tha pre-n»arl*soan medal
tha hoys must soakd a aoOra of
tw enty points out o f a poaalbla
I t on 10 conaocotivo single hull’*
aye targets from a dVatnnca of 50
fre t gad in a prone poeKlon.
la Uila group B illy G re y la tha
only on# who has qualified. Ju d
aea W aal haa tw o o f the targets.
F re d W ight, sint Jere D arm lny.
tin t A lfre d Green, O M I Jack Oaha ra . tw o; Jack Hickman, one.
Bitty Holly head, a lii N a*i Ensign,
one i and Donald Domlqgue, two.
‘l a tha nest group which reqntrta a aeore ef ( » ,>ol*ta
o f a poaaibla
50 f W
Urn
Sanaa medal,
S lip G re y
. Ml
qua lifying ; r '
Thorn ton C o n v i cted
Of Plan To Hold
British Auto Mag
nate For $500,000
nnrthwc t. which n . , . m ,
wtH aim' ' t
ntirig# di>
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Vancouver Island Or
dered Evacuated As
Precaution Against
Devouring Flames
ing fUnip
UMia arose from demand-, if ,
aptn and
Manchnukun
lh«<
Auaaian
fo rm
ha withdrawn
from near rhangkufeng. which
thay declared was Msnrhoukuo
•oil. Russia rr fused, contending
treaty maps proved area wss
•kst have
atemmed
from the
within Russia.
Winona Campers
Qualifying F o r
Rifling Medals
Englishman Is
Sentenced For
Kidnaping Plot
PARIS WELCOMES BRITAIN’S KINO AND QUEEN
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The incident
rrpeats
crises
l°ii|i Ul-dafined border between
Russian Siberia and Hanchoukuo
aince Japan’a conquest of Chi
na'* Manchurian provinces in
J U i d M i brought her
armies
hr
ahawe , t i » » .
aM.
Foreign
observers tn
Mos
cow axprataed a belief th* In
cldant would h* solved peace
ably.
Cautious optimism prevailed
In French diplomatic circles as
King George and Queen Elite*
beth left Paris for home after
four day* of pageantry in France,
attesting the close bonds be
tween the two great democra
cies. The better feeling was
based on report that Dictator
Hitlar of Germany had offered
to work out a compromise settle
ment of “outatending question*”.
The war map in China re
mained unchanged
foreign
observers
predicted
Japanese
soon would capture Kluklang.
Insurgent
diapa'ehea
from
eastern Spain said government
tioops had been driven frees the
mountains as
Insurgents con
tinued the drive toward Valencia.
Fam ilies Flee
Homes Before
Forest Fires
iM MUER 2K2
Established In 190S
to" lhlM
Roose-
Florida has a number of
COLORADO SPRINGS, - </P»
encouraging possibilities if Charles P. Howard, president ef
under federal regula the International Typographical
te proceed with her ex- Union, fall daad of a haart at
program
tack at a hotel (Antlers) Ust
after
President Heads For
Ijiine Paeific Islands
sugar production, llaltod ,nlgh'.
A B O A R D Id. .N. S. H O U S T O N .
L N 'IlO ItT E T l » P A N A M A , J u ly
23 >/Vi
Prvsirtvnt
Roosevelt’*
vieation fishing cruise led him
today toward the Galapagos Island., the locale of one of lha
tr.ingest mystery death stortaa
ever to n iiiir nut of the Pacific.
The
voyage of I t
hundred
miles lay a head of the Houston
wh*'it -hn left Glipper'mi (darid
yesterday,
Tier
refrigeralore
i.vrrflnw ing with fish Hie Presi
dent and his party caught in O
live hour expedition.
M F D U 'A I , t 'A H E T A L K
Chsirm an
Glenn
Frank
announced
la »t
night the round 'aide session of
the Republican program commitIrv in August would
to de
termine "'h e proper
scop# nf
governmental
responslhility fo*
mislieal care.’*
t l l l t ’A G O . — (45 -
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eounty had charged 5l7.2dHX'J
•gainst (he property, not includ
ing interest and prrnltles. That
Partly cloudy tonight and Bobwsa settled upon paym m t nf I I
and coats, amounting to 5C0.K1, urday, scattered showere 8ot«f»
under tha Murphy Act,
Jay.
LOCAL WEATHER
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
I ® * M O W E**.W
Gambling Boycott
B*rly thin w««k a new, method of combatting the
gambling evil wa* begun In ‘.he city of Tampa where for
iJumi Wijtk thm fpJrM'ndcf holtfa rackets have flourished
practically unmolested. Where state laws, sheriff and |>obea raid*, and state attorneys have met with Httie success.
It is hoped that the new method will bring results.
One thousand merchants have under^ken the task of
distributing pledge cards among their ten thousand em
ployees promising to "rid the city of commercialized
gambling by shutting off the racket's revenue through
boycott” The employers and the employees are to
pledge themselves to buy no’ tickets and not to participate
in any way in commercialized gambling.
Proponents of the plan estimate that if these ten
thousand persons live up to their pledges, at least onehalf of the total revenue of the gamblers would be cut off.
"What would happen to your business,” one of them
asked, “if 60 twrcent of its revenue were stopped? TIio'V
one sure way we can dose up these places.”
"Gambling”, be says, "takes between $10,000 and $20.000 a day from legitimate business channels In T\imj>a.
From authentic figure* there are K15 estalilishmen’s in
ndUte* W me x e - lee re- Tampa which dally sell boliui, bond and Cuban lottery
I< * ? o& wewv ampalebee
number*. They are living off '.be $10, $15, and $20 a week
M H O * ae*
wording class.”
1 < e m a i l le eantlealiee et •**One of *be most interesting aspects of this campingn
# t o a jy r ,f t*
• « •'** is that it is not the ministers, the newspapers, or the
hurcb folks, ‘tyis time who have undertaken to pul a slo p
f lU P A Y , itIL Y « X
to gambling, but the merchants and business men them
selves who finally have come to realize that the gambling
* fm r g V E R S E F O R T d D A Y racket is cutting into their own business and that their
owu economic existence depends upon the outcome of 'heir
nil that
effort# to ctirb these illegal activities.
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AS J f
B U T T E ; -M o n t ,— J u ly 22.— f/Pt
— A y r* r
ago, when
a nt**''1
clock
disappeared
m y»terloujly
from
in front
of *
bumne**
ea<abli*hment where it had ilootl
for year*. Clock Watcher*, Inc.,
oryaniird and the meroler* an
nounced they ware campaiynina
for ■ new clock to replace the
miming one.
For
a y car they
carried on
their
campaign.
They threat
ened almost daily to the merchant
that
unlrm the clock wa* re
placed 'iilrp* will be taken."
Th e Clock
Watcher*
finally
won their point.
“ Which
mean*
the
Clock
Watcher* will be minu* a wornout excuse for being late for
work," M id the merchant.
aw & V lkw otf,
fo R 9 i& r n ,m m
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H fc 5 N d f& tR tN C H hk
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The Future Of Radio
fttrtM Milford, formarly owner
jt'M to Fort Myaia Praia, lalar
■dttorrof tlw Miami Now*, wa*
jfllialtf director Uut tk* WPA.
wdohtnr —
Ifclfeasof b-QM h wn
fern-IM M l— WWtPWP
M ,l
hUolHMi Qiffll*,
C * THfc O W E N M U W O W 61
Wa afford a Hospital !*,
i Plant City Courier,'dla• ' prapaaat' to build' a
androd
thouaaad dollar
(. That'* what noma of
rpta ara wolideeto*. Sol
I qu4*»hm U. "tin Wl
with relalW**.
Albert Poraar la bulldtag •
ala* bungalow on C*l*ry Avtnod
batomn lha A. Dorner and M »ryiwelhar place* and will occiftry
tha H u i i i won u It la finished,
■Mr*. Kmart Krupp I* spendMr*. L. C. Wood*, who
baaa vfalUng bar daughtar 1
far tha paat ***•»! w*«k»
McLaulin, JewelFTHi A M
A ve.
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L E A D E R S
IN
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PMOHK. 4B3
Martin’s Garage
General
Wide Area
Repairing
W ^ H / N U T O N , Ju ly
2 2 - ,M;
Of TUuw>mmr
Truck & Auto
Service
— Over *! Hmithionien
inntitution. Die geientiet* are working
out their U rg e d jig -ra w pumlc-.
They are piecing together the
/orsUUid bones of o litunosauc
diarnvirrd U a l aatomer in Utah
by Dr. iCharler W. Gilmore, cur
ator of vertebrate paleontology.
Bodloa—Sprioga—Tr aItori
A price you caa afford
to pay
Martin's Garage
I'lblicJnioD’s (Red Rose) G uaranteed
Feeds
ewe arte** w li * a i f e tk e r f lr a l-* r a * e tre e ■■*
wUI
a* t w r l H f * i Oaf
I . Che O le heel e e e l l l r , e i lew eel | ,| M V
AHoft, IIL
Wf deliver i t
Is>ngwaod, Fla-
MlltfMtt SfoMP—
additional charge.
do
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Fred E. Madden, prop.
Pi ©-CENT (WfoGfc
^ T iu . te tte r nm new im .
W m cffa W w m RtftflUCvvcoimot unnecessary m i-
T H E LO N R . W O L F . . . .
| March 1, I7fl5, every man in
Like ■ ghont out of the night, the Province of Languedoc— <!«,a huge kmc wolf for nearly th n e 000 In all— auem bled at
60
year* in the 1700 . .tru ck terror| chosen point, and started a drive
into the heart* of half a nation.1 to enclose Le Hrte. Surrounded,
Silently, without warning, ‘‘ L e 1 he fought hi* way out, killing
Beta" killed again and again, AJp one man.
ami down Ihe llhnne Valley ot '
hToteil hunter, from every part
Prance hr ranged, leaving a trail of the world came to the Shone
of death 200 m ile, long and 100 t to capture the fum nu. animal,
m ile, wide— a
district 20,000 , dead or alive.
Simple peaoanta
.■luare mite* in r*lentt
*
up and down the Shone sbanl-“ Ilete*. first killings In 17*111 dotted their fa rm , teat they meet
were limited to nheep, grent t\urn‘ death at the fang* of thta un
bent uf them.
A fte r such m »v Holy (error.
•acres the huge footprint* of a 1 F-Ipallj, op August 1, I t S A
w olf were noticed.
A n attempt the Msrtjui* de F.uifeval, a- faw » » made to rapture this animal;, m nu. wolf-hutiter, wa* dispatched
tho death of several men rc*ult-j by King L«u l* X V to o rg a n lu
•d.
I th# greatest w olf hunt In hl»The wolf** t»»te
for human tory
Four thousand dogi war*
blood increased.
lie killed firit collected Including HflO
Great
the herders, then the sheep. On .Dane*, jo d W o lf llo u ndj and 200
a— . > *.w
r-a^ag
T.iniiers.
Th e entire standing arm y of
France whs turned over to de
Kunevnl— 10,000 heavily
armed
soldiers.
Farmers,
professional
nunters and curiosity seekers to
the number
of
40,000
wer*
added.
T h # hunt went on for seven
wreks; time and agdin La Beta
surrounded, only to escape.
Fina lly, on September 20, (706,
the great w olf was shot by a
soldier and Impaled by another
— but La Beta killed them both.
The dogs held Mm- tw**eitfr end
f
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Special Sunday Dinner
3 Good Meals Dally.
luncheonette
W E R T -T he JE W E L E R
D ia m o n d *
F in e W a t c h
$nd W a tc h *
Ana
J e w e lry
• w in a
r
iu c s c s
*— ■ n *
Thoaa from Canaan attending
tha eff Iciency campaign at tha
Mathodtal Church In OaUdo laat
Friday, war* Mr. and Mra. W.
J. Danlala, Mr. and Mr*. Charia*
Phillip*, Mr*. Adama, Mra. Mo
n a , and Mia* Halan Moran.
Genava had n trait to Urn
form of a mnalcato by Mr*. La(Lila AaplnwaU Taknch of Banford laat Friday evantog, nJ*o n
potrtoUa danr* by Mlldnd Hally.
Tbbaa attending eonaldar thorn•elves fortunate.
On hi* way homo from a big
Eptonrth League maetlag at Lake
Junaluska, N> C.,' Prof. Uartlald
Keane of Southern College wba
1 alee (tat* preaUant1 o f « w
Kpworth League o f PlarUa,
■topped o»er between tratoa Mon
day aftemoa and made pa
eellant talk upon tha aabjaat
“The Place of Yonth to Op
orld'a Work" to tha member*
tha Sanford Kpworth League
and to quite* number qf young patch** and tha man aril) » n f
another pair of pant*, a n*w
•Man freih pair, Jant a* to-day
ho want* and nandn n n*w world.
Rut n naw World, lib* ■ aew
pair of panto M a t b* •paid far
to w n s
■w*tanif t naannennJ tt|H aaa
W^y Npt Eat At Laney*s
These Warm Summer Days
Teasirrewi T ie jesa bead that
i beak rwal
W e
S R ggeat
Y pu
.Try Our Delicious—
‘TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY”
By
R e p a ir in g
D ia m o n d M o u n t in g A n d E n g r a v i n g
finally La Bete was killed. Th*
beast measured three feet high
at hla shoulders.
In all, th* w olf killed over 136
people, says Erneet
Thompson
Scion, noted naturalist.
ance than getting and peace I*
I Te rm ing themselves
“ H inner*
, who have quit kidding theml(rS8Bl.L KAY
I *elvr*n nod the Oxford
Move
ment,
“Th e
Church
with
It*
comfortable
»l**v»« rolled up" they t*]| u*
work out.
'tha t th* afiswer to a new world
But man.
clevtr, rceourseful lie* deep in the heart* o f men
and self . reliant, gel*
another and women and with Cheatertoa
bright Idee. T o heck
wiih the contend that “Christianity
ha*
Hot been tried and found wontfound diff|.
Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Huddlaatan
ora visiting thalr daughter, Mr*.
Yvrkta, In Hanford.
V. T . Petrra apont Uta waokand with hia family at Daytona
S
AND
E iv ra y in if
LnpgWPpd Fee4 & Fertilizer Store
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Mr«. E. Jammaa and ion Sydney
bava ralurnad to thalr home In
Jacksonville. They epenl several
daft of tha past' weak kt tha city
*a tha (urota of Mri. John Abra
ham. Mra- Jammta formerly raaklad bar* and bar many friend*
War* aled to lea har.
f/ed E. Cupper ha* gone to
Plant Clay aftar spending *«vara> day* in Sanford #nroute from
MlamL Whlla h*ra h« wab tha
gveal of hla ilattr. Mr*. Jobs
m
somm
w mxmmWLV>,
alt'I was;
from all I *m,
old man now,
In that dark ahlp, I will
a*U away.
Wllfthqr or not radio has reached the peak of its de
v e lo p e d or U merely on the threshold of a new and
interfiling world la something which has hod u» ail wondering for a number of yeurs as we contemplate the al
most supernatural feats of talking through air over vast
A wrqg*r
distances, of operating airplanes by robot pilots, and of
i A* In a told,
iwntUpg photographs across the Atlantic in the twinkling
Qutiid* tha earth
of an fyt.
O u r tha rim ot the
arorVI I'll i*U.
Although Owen p. Young, chairman of the board of
eneroi Electric Company, says “We live in a broadcast
Me awn there,
Jge, the consequences of which no man cun measure", he
N a M ayull'a w in e
M y heyday epent—
eg presses the belief that the time will come in the not loo
AH Ulueluni gone:
distant future wheh the whole world will be run by wire
I go to *a*k
less. "Radio is today”, he says, "where the light and power
reality.
Industry was a t the turn of the century."
*Vt Whq» on* week*
"VytK’ther broadcasting serves this country or the
In Uwt tranaterranean
world well or III lies not in the hands of the engineer, hut
Shor*t«M M*
in him who uses the instrumen', influenced ns he must lie
Can b* only found
by Ihe reaction of his listeners.” Mr. Young declares. "Now
Am with »Unt meat
for the first time, the people of the united Stntes, not
The Dark Ship so**
dawn.
the engineers, not the broadcasting companies, must dc
cide
what radio shall and whut it shall not-do.
In a moment than
"If one assumes that arts advance with comparable
A man ah*11 aaa
All that be w m ,
speed, radio is today where the light and power industry
A ll that be la'
was at the turn of the c e le ry . Then we thought tharel
Beneath tha bright w»v* was little more to do in the application of electric energy
ml Infinity.
to light and power. The fact is that the great strides In
— Free,I Rhyl.
practical application have been made since fhen.
"Will it be ao with radio? Have we seen only the
v A e m ta r y Wallace appaasa die* promising dawn not the noon-day of a great new art?
pbbad bycauae tble country ha*
imaginative engineers tell us so.
M tomb whaat that If It W*ra
"One must remember that the hazy dreams of today
FroFj*r*y dla**H)ut«d pa
c
hccome in^skllled hands the realities of tomorrow. Shall
go hungry.
talking pictures be laid down in every home? Shall news
•Irqnge futU ra l' lound papers be created there by facsimile without the i dally
I W
coming from the c m * shipment of pieces of paper? Shall telephones bo In ev
lu#t U u i Hitler (W >in| hit
Mftt #*Klog raady far another ery buttonhole? Shall we see the world around as we now
hear thfe world around?”
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THE UNFORGIVABLE CRIME
hitting. Do
not hit at all If It con be avoided; but never hit softly.—
Theodore Roosevelt.
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Hpme-Cooked M crIa
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important 3 things:
Beauty - Safety - Long lif e
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S o cia l A n d P erson al Activities
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Calendar Bridge Party Hostess
I
M ONDAY
T ru th Seeker* Class
of the
Flrat Methodist Church will hold
th tir regular meeting
at
the
home of Mr*. J C. Ku*a*?ll, €IH
E lm A venue.
Ilosli-sse* will hip
M u C, C.
P ririt,
Mr* l'. L.
Goodhue, Mr*. Iltlmn Luiuli|uist,
M r.. W . L. Olark ami Mi
II II.
Duncan.
Circle Num lii'r Th re e tif the
First Baptist cittirrli will meet
at Ih r churrh at il.lH o'clock to
go to tin* enunty homi'.
Mis* Minnie Heck was ht»*t*aj
Mrs. C. U. Bradbury la etaltat a bridge party given yester
day afternoon at her home on Ing at th* hone at h «r sou, Carl
laiurel Avenue m honor oi Mr*. Bradbury.
Paulk Reeve* of
We»t
Palm
MU> Mariam Duncan haa re
Beach, Mr*.
Jut. Moye of Cl**vtvisit id
Innd, Ohio and Mr*. Frank Brad turned fro m ■ s h o rt
Owensboro, Ky.
ley of Raleigh, N C.
The room* where the g u n p
Mra H arry A. Appleby b re
assembled were decoratwl with
many vsrieil
ar rar*{ements
of ported to b* much improved a lt
ar a raven! illness.
mixed summer garden flower*
Mr*. Fred Scott, who held high
Mra. Kale W i n n
ia , pend
score, was awarded * novelty |n*ring a two week.
vacation
in
fume a«t and Mm. Jack Btemper,
Perry and Damascus, (ia.
for second high score, received
j * vrrn! linen hand towel*. Th*
Miaa Margaret
W right
lah
ho*trr»s also presented each hoft*
Tuesday
for
Daytona
Beach
oi guest with a box of dusting
w acrr ,b< ia enjoying a abort
< powder
vacation.
k
Mr*. W H. Adick* of Orlando
aioi Mr*. Homer Little s*«i«ted
j
Mra, V. F. Faircloth r.tu rne d
the hostess in serving a salad
| to her home in laikrland today
mid sweet course to th - follow ing after vwiqug Mr. and Mra. Marry
KM**ts: Mr* Moye, Mr* Re«ve«
| A. Appleby for the pail ten dayii r .1 Mr* Rrndley, honor rtiest*,
Mr*. Allen Blunt, lira . Charles
M i». Hubert Itoeiir haa a* her
Dunn. Mr*. L. F. Gmrntr, Mr* gueata her mother.
Mra A. J.
fusion J°yce G ray, Mrs. A . W . l*v. Mrs. Speer mg and aia<er, Mra. U (1.
with Dwight
Freeman, Mr*
Scott, White, of Jacksonville.
inting, Mrs. W J pell, Mr*. J N Stineporcli cipher, Mr* R. B, Smith, Mr*
M r. and Mra. J. U. Owens of
i.ntrr- Stamper, Mr*,j Henry
F.ngliafa
Washington. D. C .
will
arrive
and t»a guest. Mis* Rebecca W il- Saiuroay to spend a (aw days in
1.4ion*
Sanford aa the gurala of Mr.
and Mra. Jaraai Caban.
ivingtoni Tlivr
Young People'a
Bochty
tub as „f ihe hull Gospel
Tabernacle,
on.
Orlando Hoad, with
Mra. h'reil
V m ifrrd A Itichey
as counsellor,
and
Kirlley Itobert lee as
president, enllr rla in - joyed u wiener roost at the home
tents of nf .Mr
and Mrs. hay
Lee in
iko.
enterprise Thursday night,
ith Mra . 1
Caines were played and the
J. Nel- Tabernacle
urchealia
antarng. Mrs. tninril with several musical aeMiller. lections. About 60 guaala
ware
>s Mary present nl the outing,
Preston,
—
GENTLEMEN, WE MEAN Bl S1NESSI
Miaa Jegp Forrest rr haa re
turned from
Cleveland,
Uklo
where ahe apent aeveral week*
aa the guest of M r. and Mra. M.
L. Cleon and family.
M r. and Mrs. 1) P.
Whl'ner
retpmed Thursday
from Ashevilla N. C where they have been
■he guests of M r. and Mra. S
0. Chase for a short time.
Mra. J. O. Laney and Mra. K.
1. Hoy returned Thursday from
Ormond Beach where they were
the house guaala of Mrs. J. L
Strickland for a few days.
M r. and Mrs. J. C. Abernathy,
Patricia Aharr.alhy and
guest.
MU# Dorothy Hogge of Alaaandria. La. returned this » « t
M r. and Mra. Nawton Merrill from a ahurt visit in Fort Mycra
have moved on <a Mexico City, and Miami.
:n d u postcard from them lays,
*'We are just about frseslng.h
~ ' S B i ’ noriifKaa * B la c f ' ii"' i* p a tien* at the Florida Sanitarium
for the srrond time in many
months.
However,
her father
tells us that he thinks she is now
nn 'he way to u pi-rninpcnt re
covery.
Miaa Dorothy Hogge returned
Miss Irvin Ijm gford la occupy
to A le M V drig, Lg . Thursday aft
ing the Havre Clemens'
house
er being the guest af Mr. anh
on Concord RoadMrs. J. K. Ahernglby fer soma
M r. Bernard Zeiglar ia apandlime. She waa accompanied home
ing a few weak# at a aymmer
by PatrUte Abernathy, who g ill
camp naar Warren,
Pa- While
viell her fer a short while.
there, ha la getting apeclal treat
ment for hla leg which waa vary
badly fractured in an aidsaiobila
accident many tnontha ago.
Th e Cordon
Barnett's swim
ming pool ia a picture wall woeth
looking In op whether It b « dar
ing the day or at night whan
It la
moat
artistically
flood
lighted. And the nice part of (t la
that >ha
owners base
Invited
their neighbors to ties the gool
whenever they chooae. Judging
; from the looks of things, a good
C awtiaf jh Frap Owe O'Cleek ■many of us are taking advent ana
4 f a . I . . U . lOedUc— D a y A Night of their very graeteua
FERN PARK
TONIGHT
BI P F A L O . N. Y . Ju ly « --* ■
How
Vermont'* v fn w ib l*
quarries t r » hern*
ouUoU
it
Iheir very b»rk door* by b u s
line youngs •»oi»lh*‘ rii nvmlji wm*
flewribeii yewtenlfty »t in lnt«f*j
*t*(e commerce freight r*t« bear*
In t
Tw o w ^ n r iw t told about tb«
competition a* northern
inie r**t* began winding up their D rill-,
merit* again*! a aouthtm tp p H -(
cation for lower freight charge*
on northbound good*.
"Verm ont granite in being out
sold! in Rhode H a n d , Maasacbu**U» and Connecticut by Geor
gia alone," *aiH T . T ra c y Lawson,
executive manager of the Barr*
g ia m tr association.
W N Fay, traffic manager of
the Vermiint marble company ol
Proctor, told the cumniiaMinn hi*
firm had been consistently out
bid by southern rivals in compe
tition fur large rontract* in ma
jor northern cities
Then testimony we* intended
to ftupport the northern conten
tion that e n d in g freight
rates
have not handicapped
southern
industry in
reaching
northern
tjim \
W
htvts
j
Social Meet Held
By MethodiHt Group
ains
N
u need In s u ffe r fm m th e h eal when you can
u n ir light w eight s h ir lu like I h rs r . lleHUtifully
In.lored noil jo u r choice o f th e nett so n 's he*i p n tlrrn *
iiiih for $l..i.'i— J Inr SII.IHI.
Krw nl $ 1.10 dihI $ 1.75.
aoclal meeting
held
Thursday
evening at the home of bis par
ents. H r . and Mrs C. C Priest.
The ahurt business meeting was'
presided over by Handsll Prieat.
Later in
the evening s social
hour snd a watermelon rutting
waa enjoyed by the following:
M r. and
Mrs. A rth u r
Philip*.I
Miaa
Clayda
Forguaon,
Mina
M ary W yatt Ratliff, M u . Ine«
Williams. Miss Helen
Chapman,
Miaa E liu b e th W hittington. MIsa
Mabel
Chapman,
Mias ifalan
Kans. Mia# Saltire Williams, Ran
dall Priest, Joe Crenshaw. Ran
dall Sealon,
Braxton
Huntley,
Edward Wilson, James Rrnaud,
Roderick Adams.
W ilbur l>uncan, Franklin Branan and Loren
Bnmrr.
Keddettes
$ 1.75 Value $ 1.59
Too
Id ile T o
L ln w tlf y
I V E Y ’S
The biggest battle
in which
United Stale, soldiers ever psi
licipaird was the Meuse-Argonu,
battle in the W‘ .r(d W ar which
lasted 47 days. American soId i n .
In that fight numbered IjUO.Utio
BulM Your Own Hon*
WiUi The Bant
Build lug Malarial*
S u m m er E v en in g s
T h is N*wt Low Cost W ay
Hill Lumber
& Supply Yard
Nn u ie llrr how stuffy the evening, C n m fn rlC O O l.in g b rin g s r r l l r f . A new s rirn lific
a lr-cIri'u U U ng aystein . . . takes stored heal
o u t lo p a f h u u a r t d ra w s c o o le r a ir
lU ru u g h w in d o w * . No c o m p lica te d tuar h i u e r y . N o d r a f ts . Ju a l a g r u l l r a ir
n t i r i t o e i l la every riuim. R e frrd ir* like
a hr eras off the ocean. Yet operalim* c- 1-1 only a few rrn la a ilay.
X r o w D a l i a n m M o a lh inaialU
(lotafurl-LIIOUng. Ih r KIIA small loan
plan way lie used. Many Florida (aauUca
say IIlia 11tapir ayalrm glvre a ruolaca* al*
moat unbrlirvatlr. S i grl full details before
■■other hoi yrerk is gopr , . . aah your
dealer or iojuirr al our offices.
P u g h ’s
B M
*5
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N fW F o x th e r s
Brasil ceaaef U hg g
•*
the League of Na**af hi 1*D,
i,i
N ow$\^ Y o u r Choice
T h e B lu tU rd i |
C o n tin Q ip f R n d g r
HB«gger In
a
D in e r
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CltVMCI S A L K
SATURDAY
. - = SUNDAY
Cooliooooa Frees One O'clock
VALUES tO H M
Now $ 2 - 0 0
« M M U a l r - C a t e r Opr V« ■ J a » — S o m e lh la g New
C h ic k e n I H n n e re
Bandw fchca al «n k in d .
C oU Drink*—B«*r a a d W in*
P i M b t Se**=-X mUa$ Bgalk nf
•
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d « li Smoke Produrt*
Food*
Com f ar t - C O O L in g
bring* raalful 4<rp . , .
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C h e c k * b a b y '* ( r a f U * ^
—no baal kriuilo*...
klaiee aumiser *sierlalpiog « pltaaur*
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Keep* Um home plage
■nl all day lo u f —a*
COOL a* • br«««« la
Ike abode.
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F « « d A J a * d 5for«
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^'tookouts To Play
G-Men Tonight In
U niversity City
:a /i Win Opener 6-3
A n d L o se Nightcap
* n
WMtfr
i' 111* Senator* gathcreil two In
1 tba fourth when Huggcrlo slnglni
and. look third un S m ivh'n -iiiKlc.
Cola wont out to Stlth. allowing
Huggerio to tally and an error by
: Ada allowed Smith to acme. A
single by Langiton. a pa«»r«l ball
Cel Darla'
second double
*cdf^eaantad for another Lookout run.
In tho eighth Ilnggerbi ws»
■af* on D arla' error, look third
Cole’s alngle and scored on
Iflialic'i infield out. The Lookauta gathered two more that inn5 Mg whan Stlth aingled, war sacto second took third on
orV miacuo and scored on
d u i'
Inf laid b it
m ovrrj
nldt
to
arcond.
Schmidt
on Moor*'* drl*a to right,
(aoio I'd tho hitting with a trio
biggie* In fir* trip*.
F ln d tr took Iba mound In
|
tho final tilt and allowed the O r
lando crew four hlta In acren
inninga. The Orlando outfit re
corded Direr more fluke bits off
Dutch Schneider who went In a*
on 1. iN iiii
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THE STANDINGS
w
n f -
^
Orlando got two In the f lr it on
a walk by Ruggerlo, a paased
hall, Sm ilh’a triple and M ihalic'i
fly hwII.
Sanford ncorcd in the f lr it on
I.sng,tnn'( three-bigger and a O K D E A R Y M E I M Y P E E R — H a rb U Th a n u s, a u . a g . r af* Ike
fielder'* choice. Tw o more regiaFa talks entry In tha Florida Stain Longue, 1* taken
front tko
trrrd In the second on two hlta
Arelea Bow l ta tko ndjoctol Ravina Gordoot ky
Poaaots, tko
an error and a fielder's choice
The last lookout marker eame A u lt s mascot, wkoro tko doughty pilot and ika good lotk door
In the fifth on two hits and a sto itago o confarooca on tko fioor point* af tko gaoto.
len bnse.
Perhaps Paanals Is saying, " I f ikoeo logs caold run lih* I can
The Sensors tied It up isr the we’d tsar* mar* ra n t." And otayk* ko't mumbling, "H o w about a
eighth when Emmet Clonla, h it hamburger?"
ting for Dusty Took, doubled, Joe
Ruggerlo walked and both ad i i Cnuli
u 4 0
vanced on a passed ball. Smith
% 4 24
T o t a ls
was safe on DcKamus m iiplay, t n r i i H i i
r h m
t 1 1
('hints scoring. Mlhalic’s single M,u,re if
I
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n
K
1
1
if
1 2 1
ri.O N IIU 4 T I T K i.K tia k
pushed in Ituggeno.
<1
2 IT.
|htvl» lb
w
Is r e t .
1 il « 1iu lnaai 111*
4*1
With the count deadlocked as I ' i l m n ,lli
M 3U
I I u i , woii p
1 2 ii l.e*abui ff
!»j 11
41 1
the tenth o|M-nrd, Alabama Smith Mtirh l u
3
a
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ID
li a y t u h * fleaclt
w ss'a a fr on Davit' error I'ete Ail* «■
171
I*. fin
Ht
A u xu a Ul i#
Hilt mid I If
&o
ta*
H
I irtando
Mihalic laid down a sacrifice, ail
lipr’ttiUM fsw
I ’alal ka
11 in
491
v ir.'in g the runner. Cole walked
37 31
til
lie La nd
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ffnafasil.
ami Jnhrri/
Frye few out to
■- - Hit I IFd f nip H"'nn**r in !Mh
1
K m b IIi W k U r t i r
right. A passed ball shoved the
s i ' H i m ifil fin C o n n In ’MU
I
( i r l i B d a a-f. H R i f u n l a- 1 l * m « 4
non jny olo
1 ■ ■MR 111 f" * l" f f " } runners up one sack, and lloh H rla nd o
M hU rtl
BftO IMA P J t — «
f •.t Ir ir •v I(1e I I, D a y l o n g Hearn
Keller’s single to rinter pushed
A ** lei ■, t l t i u m r l o £», Cole, K#l*
1-1
in two runs, fluyness strolled and i f f 3, Ho mier, I ' i l m n n . lindnoti 1
la#*••••Ii i i re ii, Petal nd o (r « l l f i s
3, A>li. Peritmu a 7 Krr ore
i l h , r a i n .)
I’ete Sehlrn's single to left-center Wlith
hrMtm uf.
Fly*
I,
Arts, C i i m i n
HI. A n y u*t I ii* 7, Pa la tk a 4.
sent both rv r,’ home.
ilt«fn>«r 2, i>.«vi«> L t n g s h ' i i
Itnti-. ‘
Ummem T u R l i k l
R n * r » n l ai t i R l i M t l l l p .
Leading the hitting for the two hatted hi, Hudson, ihavte, A‘* » l !
1‘i vl a,
M lh n ll r , Muofft, iM-fnmUt 1
I m p i o u s |ln»rli nl Mr Un do .
game* were IJIlly Moore In the T w o tiiiRp hie, P a vl a 2 jl m l-t iri l
P e l a* ml nl PuUltli*.
MtKifp.
H u rifle*-, I
lo fm b u r n
HI. A ujiim tliif .
fiaet *lth thrre hmgles and Mayo ftIn I* r» boa#,
Ki ltntltM, A i , i D oub le i»in t w Hill Ii (
Iwngstnn in the final with four In lN*r»*ni ur In I»sivia*. K I I r In (
N A T IO N A L I.K A f U K
F r y i* % I Inn* tin hull*, off Hu dson
for als.
W
1. P#l.
Classified Advertisements'
w
* a* w
u
* relief hnrler but bad brooke
proved fatal for the soulhpow.
The locel nine collected 12 hits
off Orlindn h 'lrlrrv
g r it * T
W A N T JO B « l « » F h la A F i r
M m M l U f . >10 O f l M B A*#.
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f — l i n ii ^ i l fur H r h n « l t « r In |0U».
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Son no0 « 2o 1— 7
FOR RENT
k iif a N
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E rr o r n, Frjf», K n II n t , Cook. U n *
v l", I'Minsin Ifdljurk, Artie Hfllh,
I Ip m mii«. fttinw buH*Mi In, 1in via
S. IfIb n llr 2. K u lh r 3 HIMb. Kohl-
M M K T i I S 1*1
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arm . n W m I F t rat • I m L Cal l
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M t Ifttv A M m *
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■aa* ee«*lll—a- Par sals MISCELLANEOUS
Cali a a i.w .
e o n T o r n a e a iu s asks * n .k
■I4a» Ipsiaa W a le * — r h e a s I I I .
r # « ti IL P i Neaa aa* frresa. la U N Mellaavllle Aa*.
T o m M o n a Deaevvea th a hast
Pa ia t a e s « r m s b a r - V s * Ua a iv inraa? m «
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The Sanford Lookouta travel
to (isinriviM e tonight for a con
test with Manager Don McShane'a
league leading G -M e n
to
b«
played undar the flood light* at
Karris Field.
udson Hurls For Afternoon Fray While
Joe Pinder Lasts For Seven In
nings In Contest At Night
M 1
By JU L IA N 8 T E N B T R O M
lw s O r Undo IN tu to n and the
r Lookouts fought It out
ay
afWrnocri and
la*t
flit at tha Municipal Athletic
: r w d and Sanford aflat winning
;tk a ' opening encounter A to :i.
eemailltad ala arrora which aided
t l ta Bcaatora In taking tha night
t^fatr by a wore of 7 to 4 after
tan bvilnga.
' In tho f lr it contaat, tha I-oohM U gathered 12 hlta off Harold
for the all runt while the
boya
nicked
Sidney
Hudson for only six bin
which were good for their
:; w # of marker*
Hudton'a b ro k in g curve ball
lea* than n k o of the
tor* aa
they
went dnwn
by* II i’d ion Walked only
men while Conn finned a
Nig and walked n«>>.
Sanford alartri) the acoring in
flrwt inning a* Moore alnglrd
fight and icortil on Kddie
yla' double to deep left field.
Jl'a Infield hit caught Davis
hit- third but Hitman (cored on
Hadaon'a double to deep left. An
error by F ry e allowed Hudsnti to
* m
to, Hrnllh. A v i I nI n, H r h l r o 1. i > n r »
I* P p m r t ii i " I, l*lnt|«*r 3, Hrhn*td*f
». fluff a r r l o >. K » l l * r 1. Hml lh.
Fry** l l u v n o i , Cook* D n v I n.
P it m an , A«l*. Htllh- T a v h l M hit*.
Manager Rodgera has not an
nounced hi* starting hurler but
it is expected to b« Charlie A t
water who ao far this season ha*
a better record against the loop
trader* than any on* else on the
Lookout staff.
Manager "Don MrShan#
may
send In Tom
Savag* or
Ken
Willia against the eellante* from
the Celery C ity.
H O T I CM - O F ' M L R O F
C E R T IF IC A T E ®
TA X
I a*la at public o u t c r y to tba h l g h 1 •st bidd er for caah at tba C o u r t
sale at p u b li c f t u t f r y tee tba
eat b i d de r f o r caah at t u t Couri
lloua* entrance In Hanfort. on the
House en tr a n c e In BanfML* on Ih#
I l H da y nf
A u g u s t 1931
at I I
H b d a y of
Auffuat
1921 at I I
o'clock A . M . tax certificate or
o'clock A . M . . (as. c e r t l f l r a t a or
certificate# bald b y the H | a ( e > > cert If leal#" held b| iji# HI ale t o
gether w i t h al l omlttrdl and aubC at he r w i t h all o m i t t e d and S b cariuaat levied t a x r a on the f*»lm i u * n l le vi e d tasee
lb # f o l
t o w i n g d Fieri bed landa In Hem* ■ l o w in g de scr ibe d land# In S e m i note Co u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t :
note C o u n t y ,
F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
1-3 of Cart No 20 «« nf J u l y
7-11 of C a r l
No.
t i l l of
. 1131 cov er in g HEV* of N K '*
A tiff 1. 1932 c o v e r i n g L o t 111
Her i f . T a p 2a It. 32
» l,e»e f W » i l a Lot 134 fllavla
1-3 of Cart. N- 413 of Jun e 7,
Co lon y Co, Hub
S I H coea rlng K W i , «.f N E k
Cert
No 1494 nf
A u g I.
•ac 19. T a p 10. R. 12
1912 c o v e r i n g L o l l i l to 14 A
W 11n**a my hand and i m ! llile
aa « l
71 A 72 fllavla C o l o n y
lb# 22nd day o f J u l y 1939.
Co '" S ub
O »» || Kit N i l if J
Cert
No, 1931 of
Aug I
C le rk of C i r c u i t c t u n
1
t i l l c o v e r i n g leOtJi 99 94. 99
Hem I no I# Co un ly * K lu r M n
A in* S la v In C o l o n y C o ’s Bub.
Wlt iie""
m y harm ,iml
weal Hi's
da y of J u l y 1921
hai r
tax
«», I*
IIKH.NPON.
IK IIT IK M A T K I
C le rk of f'1r* u!t Court,
accortJaiu-e it lift
the
pro
ftamkiioie County, F l i r l d v .
vlalona of C b u p ta r 11299, Act* or IS I*A I ,>
19)1 and upon w r i t t e n ra<|it#*i nl
H . U . W A T H O N I w i l l offer for
aal# at public o u t c r y to the high
N O T IC E O F S A L E O F T A X
ett bidd er for r aa h at (h e Co ur t
C E R T IF IC A T E B
H m j i f f u t r a n r e In H an fo rc on the
In nreordanca w it h tha proilatnna
ith day
of
A u | U l | 1939 at i l
t.f Chapter
11291.
Acta
of 1937 o'clock A, ) L , la x certificate or
la T daya and
relie ve"
and upon
w rltta n
raquaaf
af c ert if ic at e" held by tha Htat# t o
M O T 21 W A Lo lC E R I wi ll of far for g e th e r w it h all o m itt ed and l u b
•nl* at public o u t c r y !** the blffhaequent levied t at ee on the fol
eat bidder for caah « i the C n u r l
(Ira! 4mr
l o w i n g de*crlb#d la nd " In Hein I*
H n y e entrn nca In R a n fu i x on tha
M aM , n k u i.
nolff Co unt y, F lor Ida. t o - w l t :
H e a d * * Isa.
•lb day
of
Auffuat M i l
at «l
Salve,
Neae
Ce rt. No 77 of J u l y 4. t»27
3 0 Bsinalas
o'clock A. M ., l a s cart If k a t # or
II
c ov e r i n g latte 3* 3 7, A 39 Ha a
Leiirflcataa bald by tha Hiata toT r v -I l B * .* r -T 1 a a e "
ford Height#
aether With all omlttad arid autiW a e U K Meat L la k a e a l
W i t net** toy hum ! nnd #enl H ill
•es)uent levied t x k # i on the fol*
the 22nd day of J u l y 1911
luwlnff deacrinad landa In S*m
O 1* I I K I t N l r O N ,
no le C o u n t y . Flor ida , t o - w l t
C l a i k of C i r c u i t Cuiirf
I 2 •»f Cert, N o 11*4 »»f A i ik
Heiulitole C o u n l y , F l o r i d a
7 I M l rovar inf f K *4 itf W Vi
IlK Afs)
Of HR 14 of HK V% Her 17, T a p
m 21 It 311
N O T IC E O F B A L E O F T A X
WiineoK m y -b a m l
mrt aeul t i l l
t E U T IF li'A T R ff
I be 22nd da y *»f J u l y 1131
I n nee or tin nee w i t h
lb*
pro
m i'
Vivian* <if C h a p t e r 11291, Acta of
Cl* t It of C ir c ui t Cm.f f
1933 and upon w r i t t e n rtqueet
F a r a refre.klag
HandnoIif Counl y. Flop Ida L K I t O T W 11,1*1 A M H I wi ll offer for
i H K A 1.1
■ale al pubilr m j i r r y to the h i g h •#t bidder for caah at the Co u r t
N O T IC E OP B A L E O F T A X
ifnuve entrance In Haufort, on lh
C E R T IF IC A T E B
ja a
caa't
Waal
I
t h da y
of
Auffuat |93i
at 11
In accordancH
wi th tba pro vl tax certificate or
■luit" » f
Chapter 11299,
Acta of o’clock A. M
c
ert
if
ic
at
e"
held
l»y
th*
Hints
t
o
tWa
r
i
c
k
,
i
s
M
S ill
1*17 an d upon wr it t e n rmioeet nf
N I N A A M A R T I N I w i ll offe r for ge th e r wi th all o m i tt e d and *uhsequent
l
e
v
i
r
A
taxes
un
the
fol
title at public ou tc r y to the h t g h fla var a l S aa ,ll o w i n g d**cribed lands In Hem I
eei bidtler fur <-aah at the C o u r t
nolo Co unt y, F lo r id a , t u - w i t :
11m o *** entrance in Ha of ore* on the
male
lea Cr e aa e .
Ce rt .No 1(4 of A u g . 1 1»33
9Hi day
of
A up ue t 1919
at 11
n o r r l n v lait 2 U lk . I T i . 1»
o'd o r k A, i l
t u « «le r t lf Irate or
Hanford,
re r tl fi ca le e held by |b# Hlitt• to get her w it h alt omitted *1nd "iihW (I k *m my Itnml and teal thl
#es|iie n t levied ta le * on the folthe I J n d day of J u l y 1 » ll .
low lnjr «Ie»r ri bed Landa In He nil*
a
P IIK U N D ON .
note C o u n t y . Flor ida . In'* w It
C le rk of Cl 1 cult Co ur t
Cert N u 7J i of J u l y 2. m l
Hem Inula C o u n t y , F lo r id a .
m v e r n ff H 7 H r h of N\V V4 of
49KA I.)
111 R . Y ra l
N K 'i
Hec 10 T w p 20 It. 30
IV' i m i h m my hiiod and veal tbit
PHONE
N O T IC E OF B A L E O F T A X
1he 22nd d a y of J u l y 1939
C E R T IF IC A T E B
O. I* ifKPNfyON.
lit U r r o r d t in B
u>llh the pro vl i lerk of Ci r c u i t Court,
eloua of r b e p t r r l«2p«.
A r i a of
Bwiolnole Counly* FUgrlulj
1937 and u |h »p w rit t*n requeal of
(A R A L)
J O H N P A N K L ' C I I I w p l offer for
In arcorda ne a
w ith
tha
pro-|
y I "Iona of C b a p t a r
I t 211 A c l if
1937 and upon « r i f t # n
r*«|u«af a f 1
31 ItH F. F C I I W A H T Z I w i l l offer
for tala at p u bl ic nut c r y l o Iba
filff haat hi doar f o r rmah al lb#
Co u r t flouaa antrmfica Ip Hanford
on tha Nth d a y o f A u g u a l 1>11 at
I I o'clock A.
faff ra r tl fl e a t a or
c « r t i f lc a t p « bald by th* Hin t# toffetber w i t h all omlt ta d a n d tub*
arijiient lavtcd lasas on the followlnff daacrlbad landa In Hamlno l» C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
« > r t . N o M S of J u l y 7, l i l t
r«*ve r In ff H I « H
ft, of l*ot I
lltk. %m C h a p m a n A T u r k a r ' a
Add
Cert No t f i of A ti| I, 1131
roverlnff
Lot
If
Han for d
H e ig h t a,
W|fn#M m y band
and aeal thla
the : i m l day or J u l y t i l l
fl. |\ H Kit N O O N .
Cla rk of C lr vu it Court.
Cuu aty, Florida
(SK ALI
1
{SEAL)
EOTiib or
. up
MALARIA
COLDS
L E G A L N O T IC E
N O TIC E OF B A LE O F T A X
C E R T IF IC A T E S
In arrorditiic• with (I.* provlalona
. f Clia pur
urn ,
Adi
of 1337
t.i.l
ups.ii
t ti i ii s i i
r *"i ti""t
of
r
K A IIM T
I
grill
offar
for
■ml*- at pul.U r o u tc ry to iht* hlffh^ *1 blllrtar for i:»t*h at I hr- l . j y r l
M.. n-w r u t ram* * In Heinfiirc* on i h r
ii h flay of
A uff uM |>3|
a( , ,
M r lm k A. M
tax c h rtlflcaift up
cp-rlJiflcnl*"
by th* Htatp t**
■ *■I hr r wltli all o m ll t. n l a ml aub*
wr.| II«(|t |asV|r>ll til « p « (>|t ( h r fot
b ta ln * tlrw. rl »,W,| U iu la In H r m t nttjr C o u n t y , F lo r id a , l o - w t l :
C r r l Nil M l Itf Alia 1. 1*12
......"Fluff
All
tl lock
) Clay
H|ll IflffJ*.
Wltnraa toy liaml
and M a L t h k
11"* 22nd da y t.f J u l y l»3B x
11 I* I I K I t N f i O V ,
C U t k of Circuit Court,
Hr m in u In Cuu iil y, Ffortda
1M E A L )
ao r u
n or
nai.m o f ta r
I K ti m iC A I KA
Jn npciirdniKn it Mb
the
pruMtimna of C f m p t a r 12291. A d * t.f
1937 find iipMii w e l i i t i i r*i|tM-wt of
«■ M A 1 2 L A H Y H M. 01*1*1 F F I
* ill offe r for " a i r at puniM* mil f t » lo the hlMbcMi b b l d r r fur push
it 1hr C o u r t M i i i m p e n l r a n c r In
s.iriforrt on I hr « l h May of A tifft-i 1)11 ut I I o’r lo c k A. M , lam
'• Mi f Irate or c*-r1If |c »| r » h r Id by
lbe H l a l r l i i ir r lh e r w i t h nil n m l t t*‘d .I ml aulia*«| ijp.nl |r v lr d M v » *
1"1 I be follow ill hi. it rite (H|bed land St
in H r m ln o l " Cou rtl y, Fl or ld n, toa il.
C t r l . N** 371 of A u k % t»29
c . v r fluff |a.la 1 a 2 III la. L
T p * Hanford
Car I No 212 of A u k S. 1939
•<ivrrin* la d t IIIk
2 T r . 7.
Hanfiirtl,
VVIhitHH m y bund and P#f»l l l il r
tha 22nd da y nf J u l y t i l l
l> I 1 I I K I I M f i O N ,
f'larti uf C i r r ii lt C n u i t ,
He in Inula Cnuniy*
(flMAV.I
N O T IC E O F S A L E O F T A X
C E R T IF IC A T E B
eeeordance w it h the provleiona
or Chapter
19299.
A cts
of 1931
an d upon
written
request
nl
J . A 1J MIAN
I
will
offe r for
A M E R IC A N le E A fltE
W
1. Pel, aa|e ai public o u t c r y to Iba high*
N e w Y o rk
49 14 .131 t t l bidder for m i h at Ih* C o u r t
413 1 Ifloitee m l re nee In Ha n fo rC on lb#
Cle v el an d
44 34
of
A u g u e l 1911
a l It
H o rto n
I I 31
647 l i b day
la x cer Il f Irate or
43 44 439 o'clock A. M
W nablnglon
c
a
r
ll
f
trn
t
•
*
«
held
b
y
lb#
Hi
at
^ tnClilrwiin
33 t l .44'*
34 I I .433 g " I h # r w i t h all ontIH'ed a nil inubf i r l r nit
a#f|iient
levied
taxee
on
tb#
fol Phi la d el ph ia
19 44 .147
HI. I.cula
S3 14 .249 lo w In,g described lands In H em H
bole C o u n l y , F lo r id a , t o - w l t :
Cer t. No. IS39 of A u g . I.
I'llnt.in, Ctonte, T h r e e - b a s e htte,
1931 c o v e r i n g L ot a 3, S4 A 4
lottiKalun*
Amltb.
Stolen
baaea.
Illh. t - W h l l c o m b ' a l a i Add . to
I'llm an
S,
H a r r l f |ceea
Mlha llr.
UvntTt,
Hchlro, Moore, Pindar* Mchnelder
C e rt
N«». t i l l of J u l y 1.
iMnibtgk playa, p i n d e r to Ad9 to
19)9 c o v e r i n g lleff 111 I I ft P.
Hern mu a. Left nti baaee, O rl an do
A 341.71 fl N uf N W
cor of
>, Han fo re 14- liaae on ball#, off
H W i i of H W ' 4 Her. 34 T w p .
Co ok 4. Co nn 3, P i n d e r 2, Hchn#lHI fl. 22 l l u n K 249.7 fl A lo l. 7
de r I. HI ruck out b y Co ok 3,, Conn
fl W 211.1 fl S tu lleg.
I I'lmlef, Hite o f f Co ok, 9 In 1
Wifiieva iny bond
nnd teal I hi#
l n n l n « " , I rune; o f f Pinder. I In
the 22nd d a y nf J u l y 1939.
1 Inning*. 4 run#. Pn »»#d bull#.
O |\ H K l I N I H i X ,
Ail* 3W inning
pl trber ; C o nn
C le rk « f Circ ui t Court*
fV»#lng pitcher, Mcbnelder. Cmplree,
j
Aemlnole Co un ly . Florida,
Ivaehner and C o w a r t . T i m e . 2 42 ( B E A U
In
9 ^ )
N O T I C E OH B A L E O F T A X
C E R T IF IC A T E S
In ari-ordnnt'# wit It the provleiona
of C h a p t e r
19294.
A rt e
of 1937
and upon
written
request
M A IlY W IW H O L A H S I will o ff-r
for eale at tiublic o u t c r y to th#
highest bidd er for ceeh al th#
C o u r t llnue* e n l r a n r # In Hanford
on lb«» t l h d a y of A u g u e l 1131 al
11 o'clock A. M„ la x c e rtific a te
n r cerllflcfflea halt** b y tba Htmte
t o ge th er w i t h all omitted and aubneqtienl levied la ate on tha f o l
lo w i n g described land* In Bem lnoie C o u n ty . F lo rid a , lo -v e llC e rt. No 199 of A «ff T. 1921
c o v e rin g R locka 1* I . 1. A 4
P a lm P a rk .
C a rl. No. I l l o f A u g 7, I9SS
c o v e rin g A ll N S of N K \ of
N W S W o f I I . l i o n . I I I . A v* A
N S of H W S of N C S o f N W S
(Lee a f ly ) Hec. I T w p . 20 IL
IL
C t r l . No 191 o f A u g 1. 1133
r o v e r in g N K t*
of
N W H nf
N W H Her. 3, T w p . |4 II. 21
C e rt. No. I l l o f J u l y 2. 1934
c o v e rin g lle g 4111 c h W A
391 f l M of N K C o r Hec. I .
T w p . 20 ||. I t llu n N I I I ft R
3IS ft H 3 deg 15 I I I ft M |B
d " g K lu P t E of lle g W lo
beg.
Witn es s m y hand and teal thla
S i n d d a y of J u l y t i l l
O. P.
HERNDON*
Clerk of C irc u it C m j M.
Seminola County* Florida .
W e can nsnijcl you to
Build, Buy, or Refinance Your Home
In
Sem inal*
County
Love* In he approved bp FMA
C. M. BOYD & CO
l t d *• P a rk A **
ph e ne
M illio n s prefer this "flavor
that is different"
g It’s 1 dull ful c tm # betwtar
mayoaaaigg and old.faihioned
boiled dreaainx— with a eprcial
pquancy all lu own! Miracle Whip
is toully differtnt from all other
d ra ainp ■■smoother, fluffier, room
'd clidoua.Try Miracle Whip— soon!
(B E A U
k o T it g o r s i w
or
rn m n c A v* *
t a x
In a r r u M a d t* w its tba >rsvl
( l o s e o f C h a p t e r l | I M . A s i a of
I I I ? an d upaa arr lltea rao u ee l of
K l ' M I ' i t O H I N C . 1 w i l l a f f t r far
NOT A CHANCE
BY HAM FISHER
#eULP<?
x -ru .
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IMENTS FOR RENT
Ika U . S, th in In Europe.
a p a rt M a i * .
m eota. Fbwfffl SSL
tha human rata.
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U s ih f
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O X ^ D U N N • 'S f e i i r O p e r r i l V r d i
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Buford l« n o Only Cmilnl
fUfflhwb County Produras
More Frail And Vrffetnbla* Than Any
Similar Area In America
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Tranaportatlon
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VOLUME XXIX
Member Aneociated Praia
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JULY 2.1. 19.1M
EalanUahrd In 190S
NUMBER 282
=T
Dill Approves
$197,310 For
WPA Projects
H ears Testimony
$445,000 Paid
To Farmers At
State Market
GERMAN FLYING BOAT SPANS ATLANTIC
Michael Says Sales
Could Be Doubled
If Growers Supply
AH Truckers Needs
S t a t e A dm inistrator
T ikes First S t e p
Toward Increasing
Relief For Needy
Japs Retaliate By
Taking Possession
Of Russian Island
A t l a n t i c C o a st
Is Harassed W ith
D am aging Rains
Tension Between N a
tions Tightens As
Japan Replies Tu
S o v i e t Rejection
Farm ers in this -eetion sold
approximately $115,1101) worth of
farm product* at the State Farm
ers Wholesale Market this year,
according to figurrs in the an-i
nual report of market activities,
released by Market Manager J.
G. Michael
Out of state pn»d-|
ucts sold at the market amounted
to approximately $40,000.
the
% «!*••• Inird l*rme
report shows.
1*11 .ih'iig thr Atlantic
JACKSONVILLE. July 23.
Gross returns at the
market
lioin Mautr I** tir»»igia
Thia picture portray* the In
— (AP)—Administrator Rob
this year are approximately tha
$$e teenelafevl $*•»•■
“inpting highway liu v rl,
teract with which Mr*. A rth u r
/ \l< 11*11/ V Spam. July SX.
om <1inmlrxl 'hnnngr t"
ert J. Dill *ook first steps to E. Morgan, wife of the former •ante s i fur last year although
Ihr l$i«ur|ri$l high misMies volume increased con
•l.lliltg wlitilr hilhigr* in
day tower dincreasing Flor T V A chairman, heard the te*ti- the
m#rtil $rp».»»rt| l'»r
siderably, Mr. Mirheal reported,
wiitnr -.» i |i«ifi
i«n.I hnflgMlg ill*
id i Progress Administration ■nony of her husband before (he and declared that had higher
»lng $if l.rn ru lis tlM
•oiiif.iit m.I gl.ioni ».* lhoo*an*l« fight
Fram o$ «lrn$
4$m> &*%•
rolls by 11,500 with the au congressional committee invest r prires prevailed llie farmers
4'l -uinoo i v i. itiniiiwt«
- ii
.E M
galing the authority at K not
would have received nearly $1.
It
tin- r\ri$th « o ii'o cillivr remlrtl IshIsi lr«n$ Salstls pcsk
thorization of seven projects villa, Tenn.
A flrr a non-stop flight of 2. BIT mil** at*mum* thr At bint if from th»* A*i»tr* tn IT hour* 42
000,000 for the volume of p ro -1
vvU <1 .1 * in iu.in> m <I i<mh ami inti *rt fiMit fur thr firil tins#
calling for an ezpenditure ol
minutes (h rm in y 'd I'.Mon catapult flying l»«*al N o n tn irrr (N orth Sea) alighted .it |'mi Wiiwltingtoit.
dure that was told.
pf Ilwpnt • f**| lltltnciliulr •lr;$| Itlg in \ slntr )i pmtinrr. Ik# rr1197,310, The projects will
poirlrel |H>$nl of entry, nrnrly
A b uvr is I h r Nonlnirrr** » re\% (lif t tu right)? ' ••f -ki*--* v*,i! -light
In his report, Mr. Michael de N. Y. She uvrrugetl 1.1:1 miles AH hour o»» the trip.
It) mile- norlh«r«t »»f Ih# proemploy more than 400 men.
clared that if all trucks that C*apt. Joachim II lllunkniburff* pilot. W ilhtltu Kur|i|»ri*( imho operator^ A lfn -il Kgei. flight engi
Thi w rnthri huirini a.iiil ttir
«lnriul cspilsl. the ln*ur|fnU
called nt the markets for Florida neer. mill Otto llrlv, copilot.
»r-n lt
kt high
Ilrhe* the Non! meet al 1*1911 Wanhing ttin. with Biitmn'w p ic k a nun v*a- tlo
The
authorisation
followed '
m■)«»r 9ih|#«f it#
products during the season could
Atlantic
will a announcement
that the
back plane Mercury at the rltrv n it ng ^ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 _________________________ pi r w- in «* it Mil off thr
mhrfr
l . furl. ! |$ilrllim sml
have been supplied, the sales at
rloTida WPA quota had been in
» o.i-i f io iii Mmtir
to
Morula,
\ slrncis p ru h in m m rrl.
least would have been doubled.
creased from 3S.S00 now at work '
'this l i r a il.tr , I ,|- rill rtfrctlvt*
Tin
F ar F jistc rn teniiian
Th e market manager also de
to 30.000. the large,' furre r v r r
hull in N giintl thr natlllul runt
n
a
*
t
|*|*|)|*\Tt
tl I s h 1|IV I» y J4 rtlM!clared that farmers are passing
employed by tha W PA In this
w ai.l niovrnirnt of th« (..** p$r«
up mnny opportunities of pro
••utr iiirn tin,I tuuwrtl thr prr iintl iiuitlfiii ••ii th e
b o rd e r
Following . tha announcement
ducing commodities which are in
cipitdtion
lict
w
rt'ii
S«»\
i«
*
K
ii .haiu
an d
I* Wa# learned that no word had
demand at the market, lie point
I he* Soiilhwi-it mI*h eiiffcrril
M
u iu IimiiKiim ;ih
iNiwem
ot
heen received by tha local WPA
ed out that new revenue*
for
Citru*
grim cm v*.l| m«‘6*t i»l In wr.| T ru t* two pi*r«*iiiw w rrr
cffkw regarding tha number who
wv.Hlfii)
F.ui'HH*
for
a
farmers
could
be
obtained
rrp
m
tril
i||$»wnri|.
s
rv
rm
l
mis*
*hr nch«H»l lu»u«r ill t)v it-tlo Tui**
wBI gat work in thia county
through these rash sales of pro
•ng. hrarl> .Mill w rr r ilflVrft from fn m u ila !•• M tu rc th e ir iK?Jce.
<lay nigh1. July
.M nt
7 lit
through the federal relief agency.
their limiir* ami iliimagr w a- rsti
LA K ELA N D , July 2.I.— Bolita, duce.
o'clock lo iirguntVr th#Sriin
Just
tension w as suhaldHowever definite woM M In
Demanding an
approximate,
nnili-.| ut f.'IDll.OtlO wu^ causrtl
Culm
and
kindred
number
racknoli*
Cutiiily
Citrtm
liru
a
rr*
thp number who can be added to
in
g
i»vcr
J a p a n 's c h a rg ea
average
of
$1.11
per
crate,
cel
h
the San Saba River, fe.l by
els must go, cititena of Hie town
Annocmiu»ii. County Agent t . I(.
I ha rolla la eipvcted early neat
UiiH-iei
bail
invaded
toi rrnti4l ruins, rosr abovr |(a th a t
agrred her* last night in * mass ery -airs lead all other commod
M iw*' h •$mint.lit ctl t ih |i i \
waak. At presant there are 441
ities in both the number uf units
banks
Manchuukiiu -*«il near Ch*nkuT h r R «"t'ia lii'ii thill iH-totitr n
on lacal WPA rolls, 133 women meeting at the legion Home, un sold and the gross returns, the
animously
adopting
a resolu
N rw
Y nrk‘.
un-ai
beache*. feng uiul M'tNMVf'* r#Jrctl«n ot )
•ugniii
and 296 man.
The *cmi-ninnthly meeting ul unit of the wl«|r with*
Voting by growvr* on the eon
tion calling on enforcement offi report shows. A total of S0.M3M
grow n*
now C -iU ’ially jammed *, ihi* -,-a*«n JlpMllF*!' prntcslM. irpurlR CtHIP
Deacrlblng
unemployment
in
C ity Coiiiiitin'iiin will t* held ittlioti of citriM
tinuatmn
of
the
Celery
Market
cers uf the city and county to crates of Howard or It) inch
will. lhuu«aml.. uf prrMin*. were
Florkla aa “the worst in five
of s iirw t lush utiil l h«
th City Hall .Monday
nigh! being urguniiml
crate* were sold from the market in f Agreement i« greater thi« (
years.” Mr. Dill aald ha bad beea rid the city of the racketeers.
T h r nuut iccntl unit L r m e l uxliirn and gloom y today after
year than when the ptopoeitlon
"..’ll) o'clock.
Dl.Rp.itchei « from Khsb*roVik$
platform
for
total
groaa
returns
The
resolution
presented
by
•even
daye
of
rloudy
and
rainy
hmured by
relief a u th o rity
w*a ilra t given to the growefi
wa» tit Volu«u$
county
which)
Siberian
city n*sr th# MiMkott*
a t. O . Qrndorff. tanebor s t. tk* of 1*0,141, .Oret ILOOO worth fnt^a Ueelfloti last year, County
tram *
Into
baing
Wrtlnr«tbi;«*: weather. Steady downpour* too kuu burilrr, tald iknl JipShlM -$i
men’* Bible (teas o f t h e P in ’ of celery hearts war* also told. Agent C. It. DawRon announ* •$1.
M rt faiitandra
village*
n,
the
Sr lulls
night at a inerting atlciulnl by l.xted .e vrra l
Mnnchutikuo in«torb«»*li UnJad
Presbyterian Church,
provide! Nearly 6,000,000 poanda of cab
returned to her work aa J*e
' at.kill M ountain.
situation.
ovrr 7f» giuwvra.
Until noon, the county ag«nt
m mllitnry »fet«chm#nl T h u n d if
11. T V 'VFPA- n*w employ* 38,- that a committee of ten people, bage was sold during the season. reported that nearly |M) g r o u .i. t-iry for County Judge R
In
varying
inten.itv
ruin
lia.
Mam Mprukrr licit
T m -'ljy
mi I he ftu«*ian islnml of
300 ' person* and 20,600 otheis icven men and three women be The average price paid for this had ballota for or againat the Ware ,-tftri u whott vacation
night will U* Stair
^riiat«»i \ fallen^ for four day* Ihioughouf guv m the Ussuri River.
have bean certified by the State the steering committee already product wae $23.24 and the gross agreement. The
W U u i i|
of Vrro llrurh I I ir J1" ' * ar"luia* (iv.irgia and Ala 1
polla
will
Talk
of
••fncepr#*«rvlng'*
Welfare Board aa eligible for In actiow, and that this commit returns amounted to $60,417.HH. I
" ‘ "1“ were
lik rw i...
drenrhl-d.
dosed in all sections tonight u
Yi.ditlnt*
nf n 'y
ordinance-* wlitjrct hui lint hern uiiliouiiirtl.
alignment s stiritftl esutious op»
tee
Instruct
both
county
an.l
A
total
of
47,124
boars
ot
relief . work. Aa
undetermined
t'otumbu*.
Ha.,
m
en.ured
five
and
M
r
I
lit
w
Bull
ptiinlrtl
Mill
tloit
ft:0t) o'clock.
wdl !»*• tried Itefoir Judge Miller
Europe as
'•'•e lenth in. he.
| .„ f ,v r ,|nJ, iiinisin in western
* number af unemployed have ap city enforcement officers to wipe oranges were sold at an average
The large turn out, Mr. haw- in U -sew*ion of t he M umctpal •hr put|MM«* «»f the nnivt nnnt »• *
llritish.
French
un.l
tJcrman
price of $1.36 par crate. The
plied' for W PA job*, but have out the number gambling evil.
Alabam
a'.
i
Uiny
weather
w*.
«rt out at Ih r organisation ol
The resolution stipulates fur gross returns amounted tu $61,-. •on Raid, wa* due largely In tlo* Court at (he Court llotime M ot V o Iim U gM »w ri» i«* to give thr '•leal for propagation of |»d|. ers sought a formuln for s«t"
not yat bean Investigated by the
Welfare Board.
ther that 24 hours is sufficient 0M8. Grapefruit sales averaged1definite view* of faction* l» r day Mfteinoon ut 4 :(HI o'clock,
"•■••vil. t-nrniy or |he ,-otlon ,-rop. llemrnt of the autonuniy ilsmands
g io w rr uii u im tily in tto* uitlu*
\
of Nati-suppirtril Sudeton U«r*
"1 an very happy to get 'he for officers *o gel into action, $1.22 cants per crate end the lb.- and against the agreement
I " the far we.t f „ „ . , (
try.
g
ivr
him
a
I
r
H
r
r
tiiulriAmong those who turned •ut .
imins in <'t#ch<»sluVEkui.
increase,1* Mr. Dill aald. "We and that if the desired action is 422 standard boats sold brought
tlaiitling
of
thr
pn'blrin*
fining
ravaged
timber
land*
m
W
a
»h
-i
fur lh » rvfr.rn d u m
yratrrdav •
* '«
m w t ‘n '»i;In Chitiu, Japanese Un.l and
within ftv* a total of $18,737.
have' bad complaint* from virtu- aol forthcoming
thr
imhidiry
ami
i»U*»
to
ptomolr
" r -g 'in . t'aliform n .m il
Srmlnulr
County'-.......... . ' V «
MonJ. 7
*' *
tp e i ovary county, tommiaaion- day* then the committee shall
th* lung
Demanding ait avtrag* price of • a .
a frrlm g of
cu-oprralnin .uni northern Idaho u„,|
V «n c ..„v e r imviil force* begun
f
.r
m
r
r
,
W.
II.
I.uca*
of
latke
lh
r'r
*
"
k'
y
ars saying
tha nnmbcr em meet and make such recommen $1.10 per crate, snap beans was
awaited nssnult un Kiukmng,
g o*mI w ill
t liroiighotil
Ihr
in - lalnnd.
Montuv. T h r 102 y r . r old r r l.r y *>r « . W.
Kuprrrht U (h a tr
ployed by the WPA was not dations as It deems advislbla to another of tKe landing commodi
miles down the Yungti*
from
■ i.. i ,k ., k .
( man uf thr rprogram rum nittirr ihiMtry
aufflclent to allevlata suffering. the (lover nor of Florida, the ties sold at the market. A total g ru w rr drclairtl that lir « a «
IlNfikuw. A Japanese naval com*
Staluih/ilig
mat
krl
tug,
irp
■ “ Administrative employes will ri*y commlaaion and the county of 47,023 hampers wer* sold po*rd io runtrullrd rrli-ry »h tp -,
ntum<|tie stinounced that landings
ir^rlitutinfi in tin- I rgijilaliur,
J Thr
M n lk a l
Itr'e rh m rnt uf
work overtime In an effort tu conimlaaloner*.
hud been effecteil from tlrih lp * ^
and returns amounted to $51.- m rn ti.
ami
a ilrfim tr wtainl
ugnin**t
1’oinUng out tha' n>> ultr ran i^ «
National (iuatd*
pib'hnl
* fill the quota by Aug. 1.
’
Thia resolution was adopted 721. A total ef 71,63'J pints of
at i»vrrMl points along tlA* south*
varioui* ill.d threatening thr in
„ n i|,r Arm ory field lu-t
. 1 want to stress the necessity after eacerpt* from the seer*' strawberrlea wer* told at an ov vote after thi* rvrtting, Mr. Daweiii shtirrs of the river.
•
iluntty a ir n I*h amid of tlir *l#lr
at cities and counties and other report compiled by tha commit erage price of over nine cents to n *taled that uttly votr* that ure n|ght in pait of thr Inininir with- movrnirfit T h r organun
T IT II.N V II.L K . .Inly o-|. |fr ) i
In Spain, government forces
brfure
Ivaving
fur
eligible sponsor* cooperating by tee that started the campaign per pint for total gross return* iie ln g mallrd IH ran br accrplrd program
i i m i Irb#* •« r a n riiv#*)
Summer
............
tu n w•'iihi fouler
rrmrarch for
a ftrr 'hat tim r and rvrn
Don, ramp.
providing uaaful projecU
to in the Legion Home her* Tues of $8,626.11.
were
telling
thr Im irfit of Ihr g io w n t Ult'l De.S.do Beach
he
aetd,
ballot*
»ent
in
will
h
u
r
l
---------. taka care ef the new load.”
day night had been mad* pub
*h" " •/ • ri.h *torv ye.lenluv
will iit«o fuiniwh il«*nruLlr
in
Packed lugs
of
tomatoes
mid niu-lit •
Private bualneee will be helped lic by mambefs of the commHt,b ,’ul h” 'v « 45-foot whale
brought $7,988 while MI.Hbil to be mailed
Th e
final drill nf
th* three fotmutunl
to the ri> in .
pro- .
by the inervaaed „ payroll. the tee.
hed wu.hed ashore on the h. a, I,
crate* of SO pouflda Bet wer* told tonight.
local detachment* of
N a lio n .l diuer*.
administrator added: He eakl It
Thia committee reported *h»t for an average price of $2.04
Vote* will nut havr to
T
'
e
iriuiil „f
deep, appai
Guard*
before
leaving for a | Memberilup m the nrynnm .
yu
Impoaaible to determine the Cuba play alone tn Lakeland
counted her*, he a»*rr'»d. ad I- two week* encampment in Mi»*- ,i„n ,* liuii'ed to bundledcilro.
i-ntly dead for »eveial day*. wn«
tech.
Total
aale*
amounted
to
now whether the new quota will Ja $20,000 every Wednesday and
ing that thr voir* will br u n i laaippi will be held in the A im glower*
who neither hoy nod •jghled near ehore hy T . |a »,|
L O N D O N , K y . Ju ly 23.—
h i adequate. It depend! upon that the play for bolita and $44,701. A total of 16,017 bush fied and *«ni
tu Washington
l ’oa*t Guard,
in m'd-afiern.H.n
Monday
night
at 8.mi , v || fruit for a piofit.
— Federal
Judge
U
Church
the feurse of private business Cuba together la approximately el* of Red Bile* potatoes were where they will br rountrd in ory
ye.lerduy an,| a*
o’clock.
•old for $16,177.
Kuril, hearing the Harlan antiA
etodttlons. Mr. D01 eapUlned.
$80,000 weekly.
Further
the'
th* office of 'he- Secretary of
huge
m inim al
wa* on shore,
labor trials, yeslrrduy ordered all
A total ef I f ,101 bunches of
1 A
DUl said the Florida WPA bad there are I t throwing! etch day.
large crowd* gathered to
,,
Agriculture.
defendants in lem ain in the
■pent ItJN Jft of IU own funds 84 each waak, and that no throw tomato** war* told for $3.*U2, In charge of 'hr poll* in SLntiDr. J. N. Tolar and S*r*eant,
K j g h t s F i g h t in awe.
courtroom while Court is In *•••
had contributors’ Money on proj ing ha* tear been mlaaod. Four a total of 11,706 bunches of nolo County are Roy 8ymr. and J. A. Howard, of the Hanford
___
Th e cn-u'iire hud either been
Moll.
ect* la thia state daring the places war* reported aa oper beets sold for M,13TH while E. J. Myera in Sanford and t~ police force, returned ye.terdayj Fo(jf Sanrord
Were •lashed fatally |,y .hark*, or
9,111
do
sen
bunches
of
carrot*
Those who disohi’yed, J udg*
three month* prior to June >0.
ating within 300 yard* of the
N. North and R. V. King m from a abort trip to
. rt**tH near New Smyrna .*• •l»e had been harpooned and
• H « , **Jd the total amount lakeland Ledger office and oeis wer* told for $8,197. A total
Ford said,
w<»uld
have
therr
lanrril
by
whaler*,
only
lu
break
Ga.
They
left
Sanford
Thun.wBl,
un
,
(har|(
,
tr.|mit
Oviedo.
___________ _
spent V F l o r i d n
alnee federal acalnat tha Cook Furniture Com of 4.B78 bushels of yellow squash
free m d »winr off tu die later biiii'b lot felted und I hey would
day
morning.
Arcompnnylng |jmUr |n
,h# Nrw 8m ynu.|^.
wSrk trUaf wan teeago rated by pany’* building.
ware sold for $8,797.
be placed itt jail.
of hi* mortal wound*.
them on the return trip ana N « - l U n j drainage dletrict.
HU WPA hi July. 1*M. w*»
T h e cuurl's order came whan ,
It wa* the first lime a whale
T°l*rI
W.
J.
Toll,
employer
of
the
I4 LU M 4 3 . Thle figure also hiClay
ru u n lia n . war* J
had ever been seen on lie Solo three
■
! negro** declared, however, tha*
eluded both federal fund* and
Beach, •tut many who saw the brought before Judge Furd lata
cowtfholUw*
by
i paneortng
Arrangement* for th* annual I "»•
*'»*»“•' '/ giant remembered lhai not >o yesterday after u deputy Ulittari
c.mp of Bo, Scout Troop 14 «hv
U' ’ ' long ago a similar demerit of State* marshal reported th e ,
Tool .aid $1*48,473 had bean
will lo made *1 the weekly meet- huW"*
drainage di he ocean* had washed ushoie were ***n "parading part,” th#
ORANOR. N. J-. J » l » « « .— Id*)
Mr*,
r
A.
Ifaffltt
and
Mia*
' ; etreet* and high- __Tony Galenlo'a mndllian toin , of th. troop in 'he annei of Diet end
' ' near New Smyrna.
ruuming house where Ih* Ju t/
Evaleen Coal have returned from
BUFFALO, N. Y., July *»•-“ thf Flret Bap'iat Church Mon- , added that thw Umbwr he.l been
i* quartered.
malned aartaua today M lb* California where Mrs. Moffltl at
DFV— A newapaper aurvay of day night at 7:30 e’doek. T h . properly
'7 " '
pudgy Now ioraoy heavyweight
T h e y identified theinsrlvag as
tended the third National Con ■ore than 30 large induetrlr* In on. week outing Will begin on drainage dletrict which !• alleg
Clarence Chrsnilt, p..-Im a tte r at
lay “floored" in a hospital
vention of Tnwunend Club* aa New York But#’* "eeond rtty”
Sexton's Crae k; W . M. Roach.
with a swddan attack of hto
n delegate ef the Bemlnol*
' id • definite upturn in buatManchester, funner wardeq O f
pninionala
County
__last night.
the F ra nk fort Male refurm atory,
Taken IU laat nl«ht a
Dark** their atey In th* far
A fire, of undeterminril origin and F. E. Hixemure, who sarvad ,
The aunty wa* made bv 'he
boon after hie tniaere
today rued the roof and inside
western a U U , they vtalted many Buffalo Evening New* whirh renoaneod he would atari “I
|T^ “
W ~
N . , . - of tha Winn and larvell Grocery as C lay county clerk eight / t o n .
friendn and relatives, including parted that buainraa and employuntil last January.
ln( off** for hie bept with
P a s s H a llW t y BISrK Am„ william*. Hheiman Brown.
pany warehouse which elMr. and Mrm. J,
Aahton, for ■ent have tahan a “ decided turn
Judge Furd. after questioning
haavywalpbl king John 71
--------I
and
Joe
Bell
wsrv
arrested
while
i over the lakefront on Semimerly ef Sanford.
M r the better."
them in the absence of tha Jn ry ,
Lewie . In WaUdoInhln on
ABOAR
D
U.
B.
8.
IIOUBTO
N
.
lom
dissg
two
trucks
about
elfht
nolo boulevard.
Nr*. MeffRt and W. L Hngbey
admonished them lu "go hotWW
"Cl**d plants are reopening.
SB, Qoleato wae taken to
Firemen were called to Iho
wvr* repraoentpthran ef the BanOrange Memorial HoepitaL
Many fnctary employee are get•cone of tha bleu about 2:43 and atay there and 'tend to y o u r
ford Cluh of tha fifth congr**own buaineaa.”
a fever ef 194.4 dag****, I
ting Mere hour* ef work a week." "II
w
**
» l»~0
.
Hike In Local
Rolls Expected
Plan Tor Czech
Weather Bureau Says
Peace Is Sought
Cnusual High P res
sure Area Is Cause Assault On Chinese
Positions At Klukiang Is S t a r t e d
WPA H eadquarters
Announces 441 Are
Enrolled fn County
Blow Is Struck
Against Bolita
By Laplanders
D a w so n Reports S e m i n o l e C i t r u s G r o w e r s
L arge Turnouts,W i l l O r g a n i z e I n O v i e d o
In Control Vote
Mass Meeting* Is Held
In Move To RidCity
Gambling* Menace
County Agent Asserts
Voting I G r (Lat
er Than leant Year City News Briefs
\
Whale Washes A.shore
Dn I itusville Beuch
Defendants (iiven
Order To Remain
Within Courtroom
Negroes Arrested In
Buffalo
Business
Galento Is Seriously Mrs. E. A. Moffitt Is
111 With Pneumonia BackFromConvention On Upward Trend
S u r v e y Indicates
Execution Of Bunge
Is Stayed By Appeal
Lakefront Warehouse
Is Damaged By Fire
c.
•loMt) dlstrtet at the Townsend
B
the newspaper said.
Fred»ction ef flour In
mUiing center we* reported *•
rudnlnt at th* kighcat. or vary
near th* highest rate In mote
then 8 year. ■**ei plants wer* reports*
"a very alow but »te*dF
halfway mark today in 1$0« »Ue w
------------------voyage from Cllpperten Weed to lRAVM OUT THE KNOW
the Oalapegoa group.
CLKMSON COLLEGE. S.
The equator ley only $70 ( ^ _ |i tehee no longer to grow
miles duo south from the Houe- , pilw tret free of knoU W ka
lens position and prekamtiona trunk than It does one HIM with
were mads to Initiate those’ ^ t holes. Therefore, D. K•heard who had net eroeeed the] Brewster, tlteaslon foreeler, “
line before.
Temperatures
#wer*
advisinga Umbermen
to n e iw
prune
.
e .e
.1
*
»--------..J
h lM
o'clock.
Firemen gut the fire
under
control la about 30 minute* in
eplto of done* emoke which
filled the Inside of the wirchou o.
WEATHER FORRCABTt
firemen bod to uao masks to en
able them to get inside the burn W cluudy tonight and I
sent tend showers Sunday,
ing bnOdlng.
Little damage was apparently
depe to say thing other than the
roof. RWwovor,
fJVrnen
de
clared., the full aslant of the
damage would not be known
eatQ later.
.
.
LOCAL WEATHER
ak-tkLJ M
1
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald