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,horrea and another 7,500 Ir o t lin g jb y about 110,000.000 people IB th»
b o n d tra in in g or in com petition U. S. 8. R- and 1,000,000 in other
in the U nited fta te a .
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F O R C A N A D I A N S ’ U ilogaa a t Can*.
Otan F ia c liL who o rg a n lird at K la g tin n , O u t, a t National U n til
party w ith Joacph F a rr ( r lg M l directing the .raced ore. The new
leader. A d ria n Areand (aecond from le ft), declared that Paeclem
w ill enable Canada la reconquer IU te rrito ry front "re d c lu le h rt nf
Msecaw and Inte rn a tio n al Je w ry." About U M attended n e ttin g .
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a 1 !h# age o f 122 d a y «.
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Special Sunday Dinner
.1 (Jood Meals Dally
Luncheonette
p u p ils
Play Safe! - - - Use the Tire with th e
im portant 3 things;
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Beauty - Safety - I^ong Life
Y o u i;e l Ih c m n il In . . .
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to
Ruild, Buy, or Refinance Your Home
In Ssm inol* C m in ly
La ss* lo bn approved by F IIA
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R o c k e y ’a T ire S h o p
IN T E R E S T
Wa C a rry A C o m p l.t. L ia o O f
• K N O X V IIX E , Term . — (A*l —
Senator V ir llo n a h c y (II.-O h io )
ynld y n te rd a y 111 . C n n g rriu iiiiia l
Jnye. tig a tln y
c o m m itlc c
w ould
ecck la fin d n u t
w hether the
d ire c to r, o f the T e n n c .c e V a l
le y A u th o rity , " t h e ir e«|»erta and
Employe* are a d m in ia trrin g (hi*
g re a t t r u . t In the in te re .l o f I hr
R u lld
Y o u r O wn H om e
W i t h T h e IL cnI
l l u i l d l n g M a t e r ia ls
C IIU R C II W E D D IN G O U T
I.tlS A N IiK I.K H .— (A t - A rth m
Day, J r., th c n triia l m u lin g ''r. and
L ito ( ire y C h a i'lin A g u irre l>oy.
IH IU U I.K q U K H T IO N IN t;
fo rm e r w ife o f I'hurllie t'h n |ilin .
M IA M I.
July
« -(A > (-P o lic e ia .t n ig h t aljonitoiied |d u n , lo r
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(Julgir can rirc iju e .- anuther church wedding, to .u iiiu Into bu'h e a r. o f a euepcct. p la iit unc perfu rm e d a t
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p ro ve d in n r. f«
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rrg a id ln g denf nl iW t r l# .
Nine schools p a rt trip ited m .*
Blue Ribbon !!• n I t h P rogiam . and
244 pupils r c c lv n l c e rtific a te !
fa r a rh le v c n i'n t In (he jiriiy m m .
E ig h t hundred and r i. t y r ig h t
conference. were h rld w ith ninth e ri ic g a rd ln g ch ild re n , ru n t re n r-,
were held * i l h urtfi te ic h n r., d l l
re n te ri n r . , were he d w i'h nhy
aleian., 2 a w fe re n ra . were h Id
w ilh den tint . 252 con Fen n re , »>■» ■
held w ith fd h rr interested |w . 10 1 -.
A d m in istra tive
w ork
included
280 o ffice Inteiview J, 48tl Ii u j i . •'
the office , tUiti h u u r. o f rle rira l
w ork, (18 le l'e r, w ritte n , ‘.(III m dlcea acnl In p a te n t.
re g a rd in '
rh ild rrn , 2tJ m e e tin g . attended, and
7025 m ile . traveled.
P U B L IC
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and
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Engraving
: McLaulin, Jeweler
I I I S. T a r * A t* .
tifliiifliiia B B iiO T A m m
Wsr* found hi h Vf» d m 1nl doff-**I#,
721 not ire s w en* Mint
o r ALL KINDS
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Ju d g e S rni h ’ o n r U r , M r
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vised
Fine Watch T
Repairing
S Diamond Setting
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pa rr« l th
hr I f ft f r r p r e * '* n t* / ion
to th? h ig h irih u m il said tod ay
M r. |!fjyh**« announce m m t fnl*
Inw cd a I f 1rg ra m fro m
fi.
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W h ite h e a d , c h r k » f ’ he Suprem e
C V njrt, h i w h ic h he a d v is e d th a t
th e tr ih tin .il hud g iv i n its uplnu-n
ip th e case
and *••«*
to n ril r lin ir w i« h»*M hy W il« n
P, T, A, d u rin g which nin«* to n
sils were renw iviil*
Im m im D itin n * in rlu d td 2.111 »«*■
olds ffiv rn hy Dr. K irk , nine l«go lit* glvvn by D r I jin g f r y «t his
o ffice . F iv t rrh n o li had tho 1h*iulf I't *4 IdSfilil Ini m unis i t km.
Over 147 ptiliilft w rn * tt*n!>il fm
defective hearing, 7H p u in h w m
r f l* t f t e d . F orty pupi * npp a ■
to h a v f d e fe r!iv** hvnrm g.
I n the dental lit it It h propr m,
sponsored by th*- S t i f f lli»s»d «.f
H ealth, 11 srhonU wer«* shown Du*
denial puppH »hnw, 1142 pm** *
w e rr given n iN-n*d| n a in im * 'io n
Friday, july s.
State Court Decides
Sheriffs May Seize
Marble, Pin Games
School Nurse To
>Instruction Board
g m in od
sn m m n m n ctm n tin tin r. i
Liquors - Wines - Whiskies - Gins
3 1 2 S a n fo rd A v e .
Eshelman’s (Red Rose) Guaranteed
Feeds
M l l i l l l K S U O llim n il. England
- (4*1 John
M cCrury,
5.7, w m
k iiln l when “ truck t.y r. manhole
c o v ir litn m n 70 feet by an under
ground o p lo e lo n here. Another
mun wm k n o c k iil e g iiln st u brick
Hill Lumber
: Supply, Yard
kw
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f o n i I hfN
p r i m n l l l i m»i Wiser llrw i-prw S r (##d r m I * •« w ill
I Sal m n U lb# M ilr a l « |u a llif, al h tw ra i prlara.
W e d e liv e r n l n o a d d it io n a l e h a rR e .
Longwood Feed & Fertilizer Store
Idinitwood, Fla.
Fred E. Madden, prop.
w a I tmt i m In j u r e d .
lleifular $12.50
T
Felt Plated
Mattress
■
Genuine
W O V E N FRO M UNDYED W O O LS
ink Spring
Simmons
Regularly $7.50
Now
Ace Springs
■-a•■
A R E CREATING A STYLE SEN SA TIO N I
99 Coil
Spring
with Hellical
Coil Top
R egular $12.50
Fin* All-Felled
Mattress
Art IWli Rolled
Edf*
Built F«r Years 01
flervk*
Reftarly *19.50
Only $14.95
Every color idae la the** beautiful ‘Perfect Natural* Ruga la {be uadyed
wool color of abetp toearwhere In the world. Her* are the broyraa aad (awaa,
craaoie aad §olda and ruaact* that dcconton a n wing today. Aad ‘Perfect
Natural1 Rug* are practical i They won’t thaw footprint*... won't fade oa
vetanfot... aad they have the added virility that oetfy aatural ywa* caa glv«
Green Poii
Manufacturing
Coatgaay*a lloutNalieaally
Same Terms
As Simmons
Mattress
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Treaty Ends Cen-(
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tary O ld DisputeOver (»ran Chaco X
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Holy Land Racial
Strife Continues
Jap Request Renewed
For RemovalOfVessels From W ar Zone
n - *•••» l/ttm-t O rfH
K ir v ic tim
o f c a p ita l
| iiim
An accord v e ile d w it h it
lllllt l l l It* |||« ih
,M KyI i I|M II
ill
kiaa buoye<t, • word's hnpea i1OS
jtu m
w a* A lit h w iy * h*-ha
that Bolivia and Paraguay i o n * , 1h i i it it g u n y r if * r , w lm
would war no more- for tir^n1|1U,
),* o,, [.d-ial
Chaco'* “green hell" but in mem ■' Milan r»c a Mhiijmi
the
three
other 'troubled!....
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F it ten t i n e ,
th fi
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guy c ru o r*
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a nd Jaw * p tra la U d daapite
ya -lnforcam enta o f B rltla h troo p *.
In lha F ar East th e Japanese
le n t a renewed retjueat lo
th e
U n ite d Statea and o th er n a tio n *
to c le a r a il veiaela and c itlie n *
fro m tha Chineaa w a r xone, pur.
tlc u la rly along tha Yangtxe K ive r
up w hich the Invader* are (e n d
in g w a r veiaela and tra n s p o rt*
to accompany the tro o p * on the
banka.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. Jl I.Y !>. 19:W
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D i r c v l o r s lY o n i P r o dlieifU ; S et tio u s W ill
M t‘c l In 1.,'ikt-Lim l
I inm ifiii', ii Rypuldu* p tu m p llv lu l
luwvd » i. .» *l.d |V» I. I lie I*H e r
n u ik mg »\t‘ p it'll, hicWever. of
l i lu i'ir r i rt l *'1!*-*«. Tun I *
Tin* I 'n iU il S tate* and
G reat
Iti*iitiifi w rit* iirn k rH ltH H l To have
re a ch e d a te n ta tiv e agM"**im*ril r«*-
tin* iirirtiiu tttU o n
h«*Ail<|uiirt«*r4
wouUI
he
♦»!
hi
L ttm lo n .
If T h a t it r r n ia in frt*# « f f li * w
a f f ilia t io n w ith r x k t iu g r v fu g r o
g r o u | ii t»rV aniit*d u n d e r auwpiees
o f th e League o f N a tio n *.
I. F o r an A m e ric a n head, p rov tilin g
W a s h in g to n ’ * p e rm ia a iu n “
n i t iiii-rita l •*p»,u k tii|f to u r,
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iv
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lt**L* 11 I! it k It v. s tiiu io Ii
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lL *o '.fV » lt i*, -h tiw tl
a t A U rle tta , Ohio* b e fo re u
te r r it o r y , P re tn le u t
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K o tto M t- ll
U i‘it)e r> w h o i* a t u n d u L it r
.M iir tk v
iin ip o n in t f
11 ' r u t
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K iiuky
f t ir
FDR Expected To
Bestow Blessings
OoSenatorTbomas
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Sun
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The board n u t in the o ffice
A p p ro val o f tha A n g lo -A m e n
o f Preside n t P. Ila y rm l S m ith j ra n plan by th e In te rg u v e rn m e n
a t 3:*1U o ’c lock until pushed a rem»‘ t a f c o n fe rs u re , w h ic h w n * ca lle d
anti sentenced by Judge
W a it*
I tank
- f iIn*
lit ■
M i
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ht
pay
IIJ T i and
Juki,
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C IT Y . J u ly '•
i l J» 11k I s In *in ii ' i
b lt t u r ly f>u)ght
n i i u t o i l n l ca m p a ig n r*»nctutl
n
c lim a x
t inlay
w ith
|*f rwliLm*
Kuu v v c ll k fx p w lc tl to brwtokv hia
l*lt>»ri(nga
on
Sana to r
F liiu -r
I in iin a *
11• ' n l it i. f
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a i l ' It' Itt'M <ii
b»
Forty-Eight Boys Leave For Lake
Winona For Tw4 Weeks Of Camping
c m . W illi■in F e rl*. K m m att E lbe
ridge. Hay Fov. H illy Flem m ing.
David C a ll h rl. M aps* Green, John
Green and LeKoy G ilbert.
Also George G ray, B illy G a r
ner, llr iir g r
Gorin ley, C h ir 'e .
G orm ley.
Inm ald
June*,
Ijic y
J o h n ii.n , lin h a rd
Levy, F nr'e .
Laaaing, K in n e lh M f fle r . Neilan.
Madden, Franc in M itc h rl, C h a rle.
P a rk,
Hobby
P roctor, C liffo rd
P roctor, Carl Itlcke y, Guy K e lly ,
M ike Sau*. (ie o rg * Ppeer, B il y
B m ylhe,
Herbert
S le m tro m .
C h a rle . Thure'on. Fretl W ig h t.
Judaon Weal, W Uliam W becup
am i M ille r W illia m *.
The leader* are: B illy Zoehry.
John Morgan, I * Roy Cooper, R a y
mond Monnalvatg*. B y tl H lg r> .
Sidney N l* . Hubert A lt a t* * , Douglaa Garner. Dick Mason, U * i *
W rig h t, C. B. F chlra rd and Bam
Luce. A l* o the nurse, Mrs. C t r l
Stonatrom and the d ie titia n , M r*.
C la ra Stam per,
t iili11**'d«i h«*i r
al
ft If*
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I ir in o v n ilu ' • I 'r i n w i i y .
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in- m,nl** it clear 11ui t St'iiai mi
Hal kb*)' m Kwnlucky itiul Meg
lit iii H o lk L y in Uluu m -H
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iit iv . iim r K. W M u rla ii.l, S c *
U ra l voppi.rtcr oppnNiiig T h tu iiiu
fu r
nom ination
in
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F o rty-e ig h t local buy. anil *■
even doten ra m p Irod i-r* |. (i » ,•%
Supervisor I I . F:. M orris today la *
en o u tin g on th * share, o f l„ ,k *
W inona.
Tha bay* le ft 'h e M unicipal l ' i . r
a t noon today and w l!| rem ain iu
ra m p fo r tw o wv«k*. U u rin g H ill
Unto tho boye w ill be under <le
■ up e ivb lo n o f ram p leader, »hp
• III g iro io .tru c tio n . in a la id *
v a rie ty o f ip u ria . O lio C t M a i f
was In charge o f iran*porlatk>n
the camp.
A ll p a re n t* and v is ito r* to tl
camp w ill bo welcomed Thur^da,
afternoons fro m il:0u u n til !
u'eloek.
T h a i# le a vin g to r lt r m l
t
David Bach, Roy B u rn ., Hvruma
deck Cle«a
t<*
I'h iit C h iff F.xcciit iv*'
wtuiLl
k-iic bid fa vo r to n cuiu I ii Ijiic m
Sen ScouIs Return
From Camping Trip
l n ,| (hgl public iM arlngs m ig h t be
o rj , „ j ir l t appeared t 0 be sub, la r ia te d .
xh # co» m ltt# o nrom i*»d th u
namea o f peraona who po*s Up*
^ j j would be ke p t eecrel, I f such
a courae teemed ju a tlfU b lr , l>e»p ile a general t u b th a t a ll comp la in t* muat bo accompanied by
s ffk lo v lU , Sheppard *aid t h r i*
m ig h t be Inatxnce* where Ih i* r t f
qulrem ent w ould he waived.
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Thus, be .a id , th * e
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itsln in
inforninm ig h t t * able to obtain
fo rm a
m Wiyuld In'
tio n which otharwiaa
denied IL
T h i* would bo p a riiic u la rly true
•i nee
in a cats o f allagad
u t# no ff It *
lio f funds fee p o litica l purpurea,
it was pointed a n t, k b it* com plain
a n t* m ig h t fe a r lo * . o f t h r lr juo*
1/ they erpoaod a g tlv itb e o f 'h e ir
•upertorx.
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P r e s ident’s Address
To Climux Bitter
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C o u n ty
K cal th e p e rm a n e n t c u m m ittre .
A« the
M J im io r
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of
F.ntate B o a rd a t a special m eetI ’o w ib llit y o f c re a tin g b ra n c h
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in g y n t . 'r d a y
a fte rn u u n Joined I o ff ic e * in th e va rio u e K u ro p ru n C t.u n iy t'o u r t cam e to
I t <il Rot
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o th e r re u lto ra o v e r th e it e t e in , c a p ita l* al«> « > < u n d e r con»id- th is m o rn in g w h in V . *
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a pica fo r ru v iilo n in the method | * ra tio n , especially In thoss where A u c k e n c h a rg e d w ith n v g i* v a t4 ^ | * v u ik o f the o u tL iv c wl tlU; \» i t k )
« f ta x in g p ro p e rty, arconBng t o * th»* reftig o o problem is aerfoui*
n u ll, was convicted !>v
I u * Inti* If »'«•!) tU Mm I lilt. it the \ il
S ecretary II. Janie* (Ju t.
o r lik e ly to become »o.
li.-t.l
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IIA R B O M IM P R O V E M E N T
T A L L A H A S S E E - ~ W b ~ TH#
C ity o f M ia m i bought *1 acre* o f
submerged la n d , in B ia c ty a * Bey
ye .te rd a y to supply a channel tn franco to t*n proposed muRi-m Ulion
d o lla r h a rb o r devtlopexoaL
l ’ i M i,tore
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IdreH *in g th e o io w il.
Van Auckeo Is
Found Guilty Of
Assault By Jury
Locul Board Joins In
Wart* Sentences C o d Plea For Tax On In- cu!'1
:1 br,
, .. 1 victed Defendants
I he t'n lte d S ta te *, ( . n a t H ri* ,
come rrOmProperty ta in . France, A rg e n tl n» mid
As C’ourtTerm Ends
p ru p e rty by the ■ ate, counties.
o r e llie * on the b a * ii o f
aa*t-H,f* l c a p ita l value, except fo r
special asaeismenle fo r b e n e fit*.!
The re*»iluiU>n also urged Ihe
le g isla tive eom m itt«#
of
th *
F lo rid a
A »*uelallon
of
Real
F .ila le Board*, o f w hich I h * lom l board I* a m ember, t o coape rate w ith e th er o rg a n ixa tlo n .
in every manner p o n t i f f M w p p o rt o f t b * prepoerd am eadm rat.
A copy o f Ih f^ reaoJotiow w a*
f lk J w l h tli# 'b o a r d o f goveen n r* e f the
M ate
l a m il ltio n
which m eet* In O rlando n e xt B aturtlay.
llti|)liiiis Denies \ \ T \
\ »■t i \ i I \ In I’rimar\ In Keuhfcky
in
^ w tio u h«*r«*. w ould providi*
Tim
R r l 'u s o s i ' r o p o s a l
i i ttgeitnol (l<'o*rnury*L 'V
i Cnull.-r of h-ntuU^' or
Tit** A n g h i-A m e ncu ti p liin ,
vi !t nit L u ll'd ;» w o rd o f
**4itil in w«»n*lnforim*d i|u a r
irrw a l lh«* T i- n iliu n
intnn«»v* r r f i l ' d urn on lb *' lL m
That
( l i i u i I 'A i T t i l i v i *
u A F i i i N t . c o n , J u ly
was
I
I.filer Reveals Pres
ident Requested Hy
< iiudidale To ( 'lear
Wa> I'ttr Nnmination
i\|* |.
icu rd u tg u p e rm a n e n t in te r n a l Lm re fu g e e *
si 1 c o m m itte e t*» UN*i*t
In th«- f i r ^ t ailtlriHM
ffo n i G ie u le i G e rm a n y .
cro w d t id fltr i» tm g lhr* I
t-i n m p h ta l rrfuR «*» cunft*r^nc*»
R e a lto rs Seek
A b o litio n Of
Ad Valorem Tax
Nl Mlll lt J7I
C e l e r y Publicity
G ro up Will Elect
Officers Thursday
F r n nee*
E V IA N 1 F!s M A IN S
H i l l V 1 at in A lite r 1rA*
J u ly '<
r im m ih o iiri Ml r d 're open th e ir
A u s tria n
doom t*» G i IIM 11 rtlld
i iiurD riex
r f u l f i l M ill • u i her
b a il l.d d It "
K'k mu r c i i f t * e lite
p v iu iilI »11.c ri mi
t i n y n u ilId *('
ru ig ia i i n
M . \ . .. p i.id p i'.l an BriV *’1ill '«*
for*- ic a** i
toIh* II l ri u fr m d fm
1 |»
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p i- •m irifd
1' 1. 11Y*
tu
to n l k
p o rt um l i ri r- •r them
hud
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Roosevelt Accuses
Gov. Chandler Of
Embarrassing Him
PRESIDENT PRAISES SENATOR BULK LEY
Eckener Hints Ban
On Helium May Be
Taken Off By FDR
"O n# cabin** r to p h e r now h
* n a M e itly given tha opinion th a t
t h * helium premised a r i a * * year
ha* m l'R a ry im portance and there
fare cmanot be delivered.
' - T h i. te e m , lik e a joke,
fa r
a
Established In 1908
tu t ion in w hich th e lo ca l ho ard | by P res Iria n t
R oose velt,
w o u ld
\V ill I** II i n i . .» n o r i , w in* \%,t 11'ii i ...... .
jo in e d In th e s ta te 'w id e move* pave the way fo r possible n rg »
I.... I.•> nut 111
ilii i >11 H u ll
c o iiv te ti'il lo g * i l l *r w illi Ii*?* w i
m ent liv in g made to atm lish t h n , t iu liu n w ith t l e i m uny to h u ^le ti
V
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o f a y g n iv iite d its s n tilt, w.»*
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n i'lh id ad valorem o f ‘ ovation and a y a tc m a tiie
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n
ro rM titn l h u iii I G e rm a n an^l A u s tra lia n J e w *, it te n d 'd it* pay f ! i ’> tin-1 m i
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tp e io l
iim n tlis hi th e * ouni>
u m c n d m i'iit le v y in g tu xe s on ft*- w as said.
lia tu ll.'l.
J m l C a rrie H u n t. In* w tC , v. «
tu rn s fro m p ro p e rty , w h ich th**
T h e d e le g a te s
re p o rte d
th a t
sentenced to |u»y
nm l e***
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I
l
SunpHoh a»»
hoard d e cla red to In* th * Hurt* G e rm a n o f f ic ia ls h a il te h ta tiv e l)
w»*«ll*l
A f t e r a week o f v ir tu a l stale- u n ifo rm u m l the f a ir e r fo r m o f o ffe r e d to a llo w A u s tria n Jew s o r spend 10 n m iith * ui th** ( •* un ■* to uio •I L « l;iv 11i it * li f t
|,, , tm i u i ' * ■>! ' I i . 1 Ilo a id " f
m at# the In s u rg e n t* on th « ,v a .it- ta x a tio n .
lo leave w ith 2 0 p e rc e n t o f th e ir J a il
ih> S ritiu u d e C ** in ly
S It Itro w u , T t S itiilh , mi I H u , t i n t
ent
Spanish f r o n t
occupied
g o o d * as an in d u c e m e n t lo speed
I t p o in te d o u t th a t the move
Jaioe •
a ll
CiUivn te tl
el i | i ,i i n 11* i o f I o iiu io m »• Tuesday
Nolea, 28 m ile * n o rth o f
Vn m**nt is b e in g H U piiorteil hy the up e m ig ra tio n f o r m o re th a n 6l>. Jot*
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A u .itrum v a g ra n c y yi-H ifitlttV ,
! ti.i Ii ■I * I h o ililin g He po in t i d 'A ll
It. pay » I Ml iin 1
how ever, checked th e ir own re F lu H d r A p a rt in* n t O w n e rs A s- G erm any b v fu re the m il u f the tail
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tre a t and (la g e d eu u nt*r-a tta ck< r o r it illo t i, ilu* F lorid a T a x Re
yt-ur if u rra n g e m rlit*
can
be fin It it up,'ml
a lo n g new defense lin e *.
v in il n l.e a g u . am i n n u m b e r o f mailt-,
H \ I tn.il II u .t i tivo 1* it oil join fin* I in I Utii' to p* • U " Go* e
lU M l*;i II
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cunts o r sp#nd lliie e u io u ’ hs n
t f .a n l, r r p r r . w it Ing natre Ihen
,
the C o u n ty J a il.
m i p . i i -1 m u f ii,,*
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W A S H IN G T O N , J u !y 9 —(/V)
r t iig io il m i rh u rg e i o f
d n v in *■
r f . k t p a .y n u t- b y th e 19?li* le g i* - j ' ' * » c r * l in v c * llg * t ia n in<i> o llr g
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.
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Tj*ritit*r n m l Hie S a n fo rd
Ih m l
C L E A R E D FOR R E C A L l.
Senate
Cam paign
CommtHer
Presldetit Roo.evelt y e t m ay h a w I h f Ifv y nml ro llrc tio n o f tax.
Wink--*.
T h e H i'u i'l*
t"**k
who*e chairm an. Senalor Sh.p■ "U » t w o rd " to u y reg a rd in g i-x c tp l on h o o if .tlf ails, n l a - v n i'
T A I.I.A IIA S S K E , J u ly 0.— b l l w ith th e m u **r»i' h*»al w h ic h th e y
pord, D cro ocrit. Texo*. declined to
fm
in
p
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fill
aK
f
on
the
gro*«
th o U n ite d BU tea ban on e xp u rl
■ *ay what aenotorial fig h t w o , in —- K loritlo'tt a iip re m f r o u r t l l r v t f l Hi tide the in selves.
■ o f be! lam to G erm any, where It r m l o r re n ta l vnlue and l U
Those e n jn y in g th e t r i p w e re :
volved.
| h , way yesterday • fo r x r e r i l l
la needed fo r fu tu re »I w h ip de ve l lir r o il a g p la v on I h f m I» of
U f m erely aald Ihe rom m lttep election in M iam i by dlaaolving S & lp per '"M luxlrr"* V lh lf li* F ir s t
real am i pcrvonal p ro p e rty.
opm ent.
would itn d an agent into the * la t r
in ju n c lin n wbi.-h
prevented M u te C lif f o r d U elt, F.ltm i M oughT h f rre o lu lio n fu rth e r re tie e a f
In in addreso d a rin g celebra
in qu.*>ion, lo in te rvie w ■ person c it y C le rk F ra n k J. K e lly f i- m to n . H e n ry T a m m , Ifa r u ld H »»n
l
prnviaion*
lu
be
m
ad*
in
the
tio n o f tho 100th b irth d a y enniwho c o m p ia in id th a t fu n d * were p u rg in g about 'Jll.iltlO im prop. ily km :t. J**e G rrits h a w , J in in iia Hem r n r y o f Count Von Zeppelin, a m rn d in rn t to th r , e ffr
, e, t th a t , no ■being used im p ro p e tly. The srna- r v g l' te iv d im in r* fro m lliu c ily 'x tia u il. J o h n I'o p e , W ilb u r D u n »lia ll
fa th e r o f lig h te r- th o n - iir travel, ta
—x
-----be
levied
ar * ^ M t 1lo r said ihe co m p la in t was -leriuus election ro ll*.
ra n am i W a lle r T u rn a r,
D r. E ckrn e r rld lca 'e d Secretary
H a ro ld L . leke* f o r p ro h ib itin g
o ip e r t o f h elium , « n o n -in fla m
m able gaa
G erm any
can
get
o n ly fro m tho U nited R titea.
H r *uggrated the action o f the
U n ite d Statee S ecretory o f tbo In U r io r w a i duo to Am erican doaatalie p o litic *.
*
O pening a new Zeppelin m a t> n
here, fra n k , b lu n t D r. Sake-
r
Seminole County PriMlueen
F r u i t And Vegetable* Than \ny
Similar Area In America
J
Refugees r o m i sed
Work In Peru, M ex-‘
ico And Dominican
Republic At Parley
ent and Spain, shadow* of n|,)H-.iii.i t.. t-remimi itimm-veit
wsr amt revolt lenglheiieil. <■* i>»*v.«u ...inniK out
"»•
entfiHM* m th«* i t a t * \ D r i l l e d t h e
Joyous
handahaken and rXct’ Utm il u " Id t.r on M ii lugati *
b a c k rla p p in g * fo llo w e d
the
,n '
Itla lin g In B u c n o i A ires o f «
p re lim in a ry eg rvcm e n t lo rm l th r
c e n tu ry -o ld dispute between f l° '
liv ia nml Paraguay. Agreem ent
to d e term in e the boundary
be
ta rta n the lon g -e m b ittere d neighbora
th ro u g h
a rb itra tio n
by
president* o f ala A m e rican "a t io n i o r th e ir r e p r c ie n ta tlv r ........w
m uat be su b m itte d fo r fin a l app ra v e l o f B o liv ia am i Paraguay.
M e d ia to r* Hope the fin a l tre a ty
ra n be a ig n til w ith in fiv e or * '*
rtaya.
T h v (la y in g o f tw o C h rixtia n*
and a M odem In an A ra b v !l-|
la g * In lh a H o ly N a ia rc th d is tric t
o f Paleatlna ralaail the death to ll
In three d a y* o f ra c ia l k illin g * l»
| |^ | tU l^ iU ^ U a a t 15* wounded.
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pat on tb«* back but ilo ln ’l men
tu n i ii* iu ll# r ’* Hum**. |l«* daiii
hi- w u n lril to wxprtMH upprvciu
t it ii* o f Itu rklo y » r*f fo rlx m help
mg the AdminlritrnTMui (*» m r r l
iifitn m a l p rublnnx 11■* »ui*l ibat
MWi» n m l m ill of u national »x
p rm nci*" lo n ifc t thr«»' problem-*
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la
Ionia ract* Hack n ra r by ( ’ovinp
Ion naying h r w a n lril to Mm akr
tl itrfm itt* and e l r i r " th a t ^ h r
wax ’’not
In te rfe rin g
in ‘ any
ahap*. n ia n n tr or fo rm in I hr
p rim a ry campaign i» K rn tu rk y
T h ru ilix c u iiln g t h r a rn ito r ia l
p rim a ry campaign. M r. R o o a rvrll
xsbt there wax Hno d o u b l” Govr rn o r ( handler would
m ak* a
goirtl trn a lo r h u t th a t h r thought
Chandler would b** the f ir * t t "
ad m it th a t I t wouUI ta k r many,
many year* **to m atch the na
tio n a l knowledge, tha a a p rr ir n r r
and th r a tk n o w ltd g a d leadership
in a ffa ire o f tha N a tk m ,# of that
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Basis For Fay numt
Of Job Insurance
Is Personal Wages
"J o b
iw i l . n n r e
l i . n c f |H .
w hich w ill »*.• I« '"l
d a r t in g n r * t .t i i u m v .
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the iiiiliv liln o l iv r i n m n " f
the w ork<-- d u i in i: l ,,M
1 :l11
upon
wage record* ki*|.i bv
p lo y m c n t C iiiii|> i-ii*iiii*> " I ’ * ' 1
are file d tin d e r tl»- S .» m l
"r
i t y a c c o u n t n u m b e r o f th e w o rk
e r and lu d li'c
“ T he tia rm s iiy f ••r
'b it
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fo u n d In
the
ilii|d in ti ion
*•'
nam e* am i Hie
iin m W r
re p o rt* c o n ta in in g o n ly one name
ov a n ick-na m e ,“ D lri-c tn r Harold
C. W a ll
(title d .. A m o n g
'bo
name* tu rn e d In by employerV
N E W Y O R K , J u ly
M l — on th e ir wage r e |H ir li are S lra»
Bobby
"o
F lo y ll B e a n e tl a irp o rt
o ffic ia l* b e rry . B lue, U.-d.
raid today 1* waa “ e x tre m e ly u n Cook, Dum m y, F la t F ool, l
lik e ly "
th a t
H o w ard
llu g h e *. any num ber id e n tifie d o n ly n*
m illio n a ire a v ia to r, w o u ld
take F ore , A le xa n d e r the G reat, nm l
and
B u b b rr,
S h o rty,
o f f before to m o rro w on o non D o c,
stop f lig h t fro m N ow Y o rk
to S m o k r y ."
T h is c le a rly .h o w * how niniorFaria.
,
M echanic* w orked o ve r Hughes' T ant I t U f o r th e em ployer t "
p la n * and ha planned
nnother Include the w o rk e r* Sm-ial Se
teat flig h t o v e r New Y o rk today. c u r ity account niunCcr
in
hi*
H e had to a taU ve ly set the take w a g * re p o rt* ," W a ll .a id .
For
o f f f o r th is a fte rn o o n .
If we hove no record o f n w orkeria e a rn in g * d u rin g I K K it w ill
E ig h t o a t a t 100
men
are be d i f f ic u lt , 'o r alm ost Im p o in b le ,
co lo r h lia d , aad fiv a o u t o f 10U fo g him lu eatablUh h i. tlig ib il
Hughes To Postptfhe
Trip TUI TomorroMf
ity for benefit* in 1939.“
_______
Fiuiet R. ('. Tiilar
Liven Promotion
At Tin* (! it ad el
' ’a * ii' R jilp h ( , | ,•d a r, o n „ f | i r
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c u ir ic u la r a r t i v l l i n . A« m ' l i l n >4
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p re fe rm e n t m t id a lly lu c k in g , ta c h
i-u d ift t u r n in g h i* eb evrun c b y hfal
uw n tffo rta .
LOCAL WEATHER
F o re c n .t: P a rtly rlo u d y to n ig h t
and Sunday, scattered ih u n d vr*
xhowere Sunday a llc rn o o o . .
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fr\ The S anford H erald
Mispronunciations
STRANGE A S IT SEEMS—By JOHN H IX
If you ire on* of those who says "join’ '* and “coinin' "
for “going"
and
"coming”, or “m* 'll you” for
MC class s a l l t l “you ana I", it is probably not because you do not know
in n . as c m r s « i o i- better, but because you ore quite sure more people
will
M M m aaCs, «ks
sf m are* a, isKT. ttndcrs.and you the way you talk than if you spoke in the
proper manner.
IB L. P S i S
Baits*
However, the growing popularity of the radio and the
improvement In the pronunciation, diction, and quality of
speaking among the radio commentators, are doing a great'
MTS
____iissia.
n.m
deal
!o *ive l^ e P ^P '6 of this country a common language.
Sin
Sf'rKnwaaiha ... .7.7.7.".7.7.7". aije It is rapidly reaching the point where a person in the
R tto P p IC e r
.............
l n i i t t i can n
n it o p . la n f l the
( tin V
a ia V
lr
AHHOUnCerS
g ild a
ItSouth
understand
New
Y nnpr k
■seises,
vseelellese ssC JTi^Ts It! New England audience ran listen without laughing a t the
■seals fsv lbs asrvss* si “Voice of fhe South*' even If it happens
to be coming
Taels s i l l be vbsrasg Im
from Atlanta.
,
, ,,„r
,
•Cvsrllslsg sales.
The St. Augustlnn Record snys that ff your pronunci
• M m W la lit * m IU bb I ation Is bad, it Is a nrptty good sign (hat.,you, are
con
a tS v w rtte ta c .
O ff l* « i
lit
It ( I t Ittv tti
m m ceited. You are apt to be so sure !baf yony, ,w*v of nmitr r
w ld
p r it f ip il
la C l l f a f t t N N n * nounring words Is rorreef that vnu w*)1 nof )n)jrx the trouble
in Inotr them nn In tbe dlrMnnarv. and wpti ,srs so (neon.
I t l i U to a a r a W f * f T l« •Iderale of oHier* that If fhev bavo difficulty In undcrP ftM to llv h l« f i f l f
,
M l f l t N fa tlw «m f#» r# lng v m i lei them hunl nn In'ernreler.
ll«a tf «n ftFUBSimpmlr***
P h e r li w n n r s e lf a n d see I f io n
ts y < " m v m s s l"
fn r
p w in
cm
I f mw
i l t M p**
rai li n
to
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farther p ro o f addreac to * tothcr,
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(WMPtafSS/TMfe - WAf/NSiesOUHl
esses
£ ;By thei w --------a y, w bst hs> beragie of
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tj.
B llf r w lw
t a f ■(*•
o f n n s a H s fa r to rv spooeh lies in I b e I ' l i n n p f a n o ro v n l
th e person h im s e lf has g iv e n t« hta o y iri. speech w i t h
nn
S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 0. 1*3*
o th e r n n ‘ hnrl*'v Ib s n th a t n f hl« o w n /lo lto d l i o - l p s ”
nm
T h e iv o r-1 n fC rn s e In n n it n in c la t ln n . D r , . V s e r te n t> ,ir e
TERSE POR TODAY n v s is th e s n h s l l l i i i l n n n t n » n r n s v y - n i ’ f p r n r o ' b e r —
• it if h ne •M ''*#!*' f,/Ii»fvtH iim l
P » lf
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Y O U K L IK E TO TI1IM
/(Inlnw* f^ n g\f Uiim pld H lfo **f***l
fom l, « fl
IC T IO N : ( Ir s fs I * unto ■inartfvfl («y
fo r
' r v v j «« m .
peace, fn u n Ood sur i. . fg.ssr ,**
and from the l-nrd Je-us 1J<~ p f ir n 'I f e l*« f lip |n n r)p n r« ' M ftfT'i'
*»il|a^-l«rt * h r n i | i f ^
C h ris t.—1 Cor. 1:3.
f t| |V i wwaew (n o f*l**( a t ir ll a *
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l n * l L w * **-««»»*. •**!*■•(-•
‘ t o * t tom llsr camp wv were going
t o I M i ready fo r last w in te r!
(a Ih a l th e y cap always
bee It a t you w ith , ''W ell,
.w h a t d e a a r
r SHI i
o
i O n ly lha Supreme C oart now
t h aave M r f b ll fro m the 'chair.
The Baprvme Court m ig h t decide,
#W b utanes, th a t he la sorry fo r
what ha da
. .
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. Thle to a day aad lim e when >hi
.world to blessed w ith every cone a tn h ta typ o o f m odem convenien
ce# oacapt lh a money w ith which
to pay fo r th a n .
Speaking o f the impoverished
B aulk, absentee ownership and one
th to c < and another,
P re sld m l
Bans re e ll should have a look »>
Miami Beach.
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i -* LUy ‘ Poaa* latest husband li
ned A ndre Koatalensla. Column
tite w o n 't bother to w r i t e that
|r m any times— Times-Unisn.
a o t ju s t ca ll h im Aadra fo r
M tT
. "A* w riter In the Leeaburg Com' m artial eeya that “the greatest
• M M « f unemployed In thie coun• toy to north of the eara.” -Thet goee
• A m m any a t those who have Job*
,'bft Well aa fa r lha unemployed.
L fo rm e r Oviedo g ir l won the
» o t " M b * Daytona Beach" at
> f if t e e n t h A n n u a l Frolics on
f t u r t h . T ha t makes three kloda
beauUea H u y r a ti* In Oviedo,
w y , clu-ua, and g irls .
Ford afcould aot le t this opd ty o f a new government
•4 a pending, program pat*
|t getting a large new add
c b ly modern and up-to-date
H r PRESTO N G ROVER
fo r
W A S H IN G T O N , J u ly 8. - E v - '»><■ m*chani«m
* r y tim e a ilra iro y e r • I v i n down
th * w ay* it launch**
|00
or
A n , r »I non c o m ra i*.k m *r
more o fflc rm and men on on* o f t k r r , who had tu rn e d a trle k la
th * nwai rom antic but h a ta n lo u *
W orld w ar, one* rom m eatad
jo b * in lha Navy.
I ,u “ * lh a t " l* r * tr o y rr » a r* a I t n t m y r r * are iho*c tr im lit-jP rm lib lP , like a m m u n itio n .” B e t
tie ahip* about JUO f r e t
long h* added: “ I w o u ld n 't •em on
aleck a* a yacht, but In w a r nothin' e b r. N o t m e."
tim e hauled w ith
concentrated
hell both fu r the crew and th *
enemy. They a r* tbe paw n* in
every naval engagement, sa cri
fic 'd to save the bigger ahip* qr
We Par Cash Far
even to fore* a change in lb *
Used Furniture At
n iu ra e o f th * enemy fleet.
A ll tbe ta lk about the rnurm ou*
evpenae o f b u ild in g up a navy
hinge* around the coat o f b attlenhipa which, in a ll
conscience,
coat enough. S ilt dcatroyera a r*
more than twice aa coatly per
FURNITURE CO.
ton. A 3.riJKIO ton battleahip costa
too
Phone
around 970000,000 when fu lly
Sanford
Are.
77armed o r $ i> i0 a ton. A 1AO0
l»>n d ra iro y e r co -U 97^00.000 to
f 8 ,lMKUK)0 , or fh.DOO and more a
l*'n. Am i tho fleet need* many.
C ontract a for four were let re
m i t ly with Acarccly * rtpide in
the new*.
hf»m n m n n im r in f f •cvr-nry-yv-fli' u t l‘ ^ n ||*
H in tot fF#»t vniirn^lf n |lt4|o itirtinnnrv «nH
p h"**1*' nf
looking
up
wont*
as
vou
use
them.
Take
Ihal
word
"dlctf'v •*- — -o---- -----The trouble with Hshs Is II sI m ‘.uinary", you have probably been pronouncing It all your
•Imply t*"1 «rl • " • / from | life with the accent equally on the first and third syllables.
N ot even
divorce w ill The first syuaulo only should be accented.
f a that.
Hut we have many funny pronunciations in thia coun
try
which
are correct. Take “Dartmuu.h" for inatuucu.
. A -In I f l l l t l e r h s s ordere d fO.tMX)
that isn’t "Dart-mouth", it ought to be.
But
A w t r U n s la leave th e ro u u tr y . If
it is “Dar'.-muth," And "Ureenwich"
(T hat’s owe w ay u f g e ttin g rMl o f it isn’t of coiirme.
to w o p p o s itio n .
Isn't “(Jreen-wlch" at all; it’s “Dren-nidge".
All of which reminds us of the American who had
, A m e ric a
Is e v p c rte rl In ga in
having some difficulty
• h o o t t h i r t y m illio n people rtnr- been traveling in England and
fc u r ih a nemt f i f t y ye srs. A m t m ™ t learning that "Cholmondelay’’ Is pronounced
"Chumley",
9 $ th e m should ho liv in g In Klor- amt “Magdclene” pronounced "Maudlin", and "clerk" pro
nounced “dark", when he picked up n newspaper and on
tm a b lo about lo llin g Ih - the theatrical page read, " ’Cavnicado’ pronounced Succeas."
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WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
DIRECTORY
" f r n v n r n m e n l. “ n r n l i l v " f o r " n r n lis b l v " .
o r*
' ' r t d d r ' 1 Cm» « b lU h # f
M rttB .
I t v n ll d o v n n ■ b n tild t o [ n lA r s r 1/- !, *n J } r .ln«n*,t*
p t lllr t t lw a mf »fF- "» -t*v ”
k t H la
BN «!<• V A n . lA n k n i. * '. - - . r r * In n lt » - l ,<Jt't-n e r ^ l
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fit«
(Bail’ «■**
herald, bantord, Florida-
cmriUMt #cpptD
hu.
1 » |C h H A Wt*H
ft H tw
N MioH
io r iW
*&a$KS
*■«*»
m i m t i 'j w h . ,
A lth o u g h
th e
p u b lic
in te re s t
n e g le cts th e m , th e N a v y doean't.
W ith o u t ih a lro y e ra . life on the
h ig lo iu t. w ould h r n* h a ia rd n u a
in tim e o f w a r aa i l i* fo r t h r
d e s tro y e r*. T h e y g e t the lo u g h
a a a ig m n rn la n f
ch a sin g
dow n
enem y
a u h m a rin rs ,
w h ic h
ia
a o n irth in g lik e s w im m in g a ro u n d
in tho ocean
h u n tin g
a h a rk tS m nchody haa tu ta k e th e auba
i u . o f t h r lin e and the jo b fa lla l
U> th e tlfH lru y iT B , T ht-y ®re f i s t ,
lin in g
k n o t* c u m p n rc fl to ^1
lu 2T* fo r iK ittlc s h ip n , nnd the y
can 5p in a p h i m J alrin>*t on tho
r r r i l o f a wave.
In h rftv y w i-n tiiu r (h ey a re 111*
il« f h f f i rcriL f it im ftubm urintra fa r
th p bin: wsivf'M r u ll
i»v* r
th c lf
ite rkrt urul the y an? no im rr n w fT irt th i-y altcc w ith a c ra O i in to
e v r r y K f i,
M ISTER ACH . . . .
j aarima a ll rv e n ta , e a p rc ia lly the F O R E S T S H R I N E . . .
Nine championihlp i i t l t a In
On« uf th fir dutirs \n tn act
a IN ).y a rd fr r e a ly l* .
I
A n o ld
Ita lia n
lu m b e rm a n ,
•IngU avaaon I* the record
of
'T h r v e o f ua ho ld the J u n io r w i*h»n (r l<> leave a liv in g re m in d QM k u h ia Ja fo r ftifp la jic U itile is .
"llupkina, llupkin*. Ilupktna and I| National
............. 3 0 0 -y a rd M e d le y R elay J•>* o l
fa ith , in IOOS c a r v 'd T hrn i buy n iu it acout riul only
Wood." Springfield. Uo., awim' . C ham pionihlp," Ellen Gale w rite*. I the picture o f a church on th e fu r p iu m y Aiihinoinncs in U n t on
in Miihin^ ihu trytilcri but m uit at
m lng team compoaco. o f
three "Kaualina «whn« breaatatroke rn ' U unk o f a beech
atanding
•latarm a n d a frie n d .
| th e tr a m ; R e tlle aw im a fre e a ty le G rove T o w n s h ip , C a m e ro n Coun- w> fa- on the lo o k o u t fo r fr ie n d ly
The fo u r X 'rto — B e tti*
Ja n e , ao,| I aw im b a c k s tro k e .“
I ty . IV n n a y lv a n ia .
p ilo t* »hoi do w n
in ih-ar# o r
Anna Lou and E lle n Gate Hop
O th e r re cord* he ld b y th e f o u r - ' W itn e a a in g tne e v e n t w a i L B lh e rw ,« ‘ ,u *"■ b“ *i
t0
kina and Fauatina W o w l— Includ
C W v k o ff. n o w .
re ilra .1 In c r . t 'h e le n d e r. In lin lllo th e le n d e r
g irl team Include
the
D o u tt’s i 1* W» ko</* now * re tire .! to rra t
ed Iw u M iaaourl V a lle y A. A. U. . . . . . . .
„
. ranger. Juat the o th e r day U 'y- f “ " 1 *>np to pick up every f l i r r
cham pionship*, indoor and o u t f k * C h lm p o ,‘ * ,p* : ,t,e Capper k o ff h^ ip c n fj |o plHa lh f „ , n,.iw h o h a p i« n . to land in |hc w ater
arc m i , , ,l1'* unless the destroyers can
Commenting on the I'resident'a assertion that "Ihu door, in th a tr to ta l, beaidua aeven Meet a t Topeka. Kansaa; the ( lx r BIUj t * i r>nKe , »
South presents right nqw .the nation s No, 1 oconumic aectional tltle a .
iV lid wood Lake* M eet a t Kanaaa aaiw the h ie n n ra t c a rv in g . a t iU |pick 1,11,1 UI* llc * ' * * down ^ itb
plan*.
problem", and admitting that the statement is probably F aa a tln a apecialixea In Ike C ity . Mu.; (he C tarinda Meet at there n f t r r 32 ycara,
br< a a la triik a : Anna
Lua.
th r Clarlnda, Iow a; the lln lv e r a ily , The c a rv in g was on the n ir th
true, tho New York Tonus insuts that the first step to youngest a b le r, aw un* backalrek* | C
The d r ilr o y r r a net a* nuppleity Meet at
St.
is ;
the akle o f the tr re , according to W /
ward the cure of such a problem is u correct diagnosis. In and ia nn the relay team ; B e ttif Southcaatrrn Meet a tla iuMettiphia,
k o ff, and was cut o n ly pa rt way n ir n u l a n ti n lr c m ft def.-ine at
other words, the Times believes that in order to cure the Jana awima backalrofcq and ape T enn.; and the G reater Oaarka th ro u g h the bark ao th a t the a ll t ir a n but |u > rlk 'iila rly fo r the
e ia liirs on the q u a rte r-m ile and M eet at S p rin g fie ld , M o, home tre e ’* g ro w th had n o t d b tu rb e d jU r p ^ n e tenders. Each destroyer
evil we must know the cause of it.
hus u t leu»t t ig h t five -in ch guns
the o rig in a l picture.
"The report tells
us, forexample," the Times says,h a lf-m ile c v fn ta ; and Ellen Galo o f the four girta .
re p a h lr nut in d y r f ahiuitiug a t
"that (he South must 'sit byand watch Its plenty enjoyed
surface c r a ft but
uf
aw inging
by other sections not ao abundantly blessed by nature, but
a rd n f a sentence fu rth e r along h ig h in 'u III- a ir In h u rl exploIn the a rtic le which a'atee Ih iit hives at enemy plane*. Th.-y m ust
In control of the man-made machinery of finance.' This
*’in order lo effectuate f u r t h t r re lay smoke screens, am i
seems to be merely a sinister way of saying that Northern
w hile
I1Y C H A R I.K A M IC IIK IJ IO N
fo rm a the 1‘ rc-ild cn l b w illin g to doing it art- aa visible to
the
capital haa flowed Into the South. This capital inflow has
D em ocrallc N a tio n a l Committee
deatm y the flrm u c ra tlc p a rty .”
enemy a* a fre ig h t tra in on the
made the South much richer—or much less poor—than it
A t lim e *, hi* c r itic * have inwould otherwise have been.It has greatly Increased the The minority p arty spoke- nun 1‘ tn ld e n l hi n ut If )■ In ■ continu- s ilte d th a t, w h ile K fta n klin D. h urim n.
T h e ir saddest jo b I* in to m productivity of Southern labor and increased Southern have been doing n lo< of talking oualy auaplciiiu* ami vindictive Roosevelt wa* w rong in h i* eco b i n r d fle e t a ctio n *, where the
about
lha
gain*
they
avps-ct
In
frame
of
mind
toward
buaine.a.
nomic
kleaa,
he
wa*
an
a
rtu
t*
and
wages. Northern capital invested In the South can hasten
whole w arship fa m ily m -v ti the
in Ihn nta> Coagnau, with The belief i* at rung Ifaal at (call aubtle p o liticia n . T hey *a w in
i'.a Industrial development Just as British capital Invested make
Ike grave prophecy that in ltklft aom* of hi* advbel* do not ready avery move in tho rilre c tlu n u f enemy fa m ily fu r b e lte r n r fo r
in American railroads and manufacturing industries the (1. i). I*, would have column nd want buainvaa to recover. There cu rb in g individual a m i corporate w o n *. Supiwa* o u r own naval
hastened our industrial development aa a nation.
of lha lluuac of fte|i'a>enla!ivra. b not better evidence of thia than p rivile g e on ly the w ile * o f a p o li rnm iiu im Jrr fin d * I t necessary to
Apart from this point, It la Important to remember Now wo have the wi'hdrawul from the glee with which they are pte- tic a l m anipulator appealing to Gw tu rn the enemy f h r t in a given
ion, he aeiul* tbe deatroyer
that some of the chief New Deal policies have been such Congreaa of Uert Snell, who b ihu paring for the ‘Devil Hunt' which mob. The p i M l l a l p u rp o it o f direct
the
nearvat thing to a leader his par. l i t la proposed to conduct *hla aunt- p o lilk a I* to w in ('a c tio n *. Haw f ie r i fu ll into tbe face o f
as greatly to Increase the impoverishment of the South ly haa had In Congreaa during the mer under the gobe of an antia rm rd
enemy
b a ttto
fa r would th a t purpoaa be aervrd h e a vily
rather than to relieve it. The chief single source of the paat (even yean. U r , Nnell’i a m -' monopoly inveal igation."
by keeping tho co u n try b ro k * and flo.-t. The ileatroyera le t go w ith
South'a living is cotton. Yet the net effect of the crop- bilion haa been to become Speaker Then the appointments of the deatrnying h b own p a rty T I aup- tiupedoc*. am i lb * enemy fte v t
restriction policy has been to purchase a small temporary at the lloyee— that position which ' memberi of the inveitigating cum- poae it la too much to expect tho m in t tu rn a* intended o r face
gain at the coat of a great and permanent loos. For our baa been frei|uenlly ihtaciUxd a» mlltee were ennounced. There kooattra o f the L ib e rty le a g u e d m lru rlio n .
I t ia tough nn (be dfa tro ye ra .
policy encouraged a great increase in planting of cotton by the aecond greet office In tho g > v -|w a * but a atngle Naw Dealer, a' s trip e to feel any rom pulalon to T hey
have no a rm o r and th e ir
emoaant.
I member of the lloiiee, In the Coa- c o n a ia ltnry, but who la th e re In
other nations, particularly U n til; the foreign aupply haa
In
a ll our population who ceulii rec aide* are aa th in a* paper
risen to hitherto unprecedented levels, and th* price of
oncile auch an a b a a rd lly aa Ibe caimparinun w ith other w a r c ra fL
cotton within the last five weeks haa been down to the
fo re g o in g w ith th * ifa te m e n t, a l H ie navy valid them “ cans.’’ A t
te rn a tin g w ith It. that th e a d m tn b - th e ir llr a t t v * t the enemy fle e t
lowest levels In history In terms of the old gold dollar.
t r illo n la ualng the re lie f funds In trtoe lo amaah them to p revent
“To compensate for this there should' have been ■
o rd e r to e ffe c t a D em ocratic vic launching c f the torpedoee. H a lf
special encouragement to Southern Industry. But Instead,
to ry In the com ing Cangrearlcnml o f th * deetroyera may be blow n
the Administration insisted on the Federal Wage-Hour
election o r In the election o f 1M0T up—and they go down Ilka rocky,
Bill, which fixes a uniform minimum wag* for the whole
B oth o f Iheae contentions ob fo r th e ir hulle are loaded w ith
vio u sly cannot be tm a , b u t they pow er m achinery, tarpadaea, aad
country for, the first two years and allows ft maximum
can be, cad are , both u n tru e . The
differential of 10 cents en hour for a few years there*
Piealdent haa atoted p u b lic ly th a t
after. The result will certainly be to handicap Southern
hto am b itio n to to tu r n h i* daaft
industry and relatively to retold Southern Industrial em
aver to hia u-cceaaor w ith
ployment, One incidents) result may be to drive more
c o u n try eoritent
C an even th * a u tho rs o f
workers Into Southern ogri<;ultar>i where wages aye al
•to to m c n U os are quoted h i thto
ready the moet fnlaerobl* paid (n the country and for
a rtic le conceive p f x .c o u a tr y *■*>which no minimum wage U fixed."
tented and pruspereu* when th e
co u n try to busted— a* th e y appear
t« th in k be wtohaa to have R lo r
•qm a uR ertor p u rp o a a f.
T h e n ary aafaf
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m ight have hoped to preelde over tkm or Praeldestlal a d km than
*■ Congreaa with a rearttonary M r. Kent1, fans*** “ preaidenttol
Republican majority} he would ^ f | d e r t * who M
always wbhhcra haem costact, U not aatiafied ^
into the aaluma Let's aar
to praatda w a r a Republican Con- ^
only, Um In lim a to detail* ef
(M ae ad any t y p o .,
1 «%Un A H n h aaw torm ltoaa hut
Uhi swan soag v o a an arraign- gran lha
uttorancaa of
moat od t o * preapectlrs anti -1^
f n S d t a t Um aelL
■onepely kivaatlgattoa, in w b h h | y v tham * th a t the Prerklwrt
ha a a p reaatd-thm fe a r that i t L
*g»Jait speedy economic re-,
weald be n “w lU h h u t - a g .to .t
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Acting on to t hrond theory that [ J o t * * ! * a f — t hat column laU
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The South’s Problem
DISPELLING THE FOG
llave Your Cktcfca And
Walche* Repaired Bjr
One Who Reallj
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Calendar Mrs. W. H. Arnold
m iin o a y
r i f f l e N u m b e r l l n r o f tin* W orn
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c tiu r r h u i ‘S lit! n V ln r k .
The circles o f
b y te ro in
C h in c h
U s h e r
M r* V Val'.a l
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the F irst I'rr s
Miss Marv Flllen
I.esher wn* spe m luiir Hiu *in m i
w ill n u -c t
a t tm -te s - to the m em bers « f th e
burn I tench, is in
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,<uh- few d a y .
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M r. and
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Fay I •• <mp and
fa m ily o f J a c k -o n ,
M,a
w ill
* lr,,l<e only you wwlni on your riv i* tu m o r ro w to -p*-nd a lm iii i« u
hark Insleail o f yo u r itom aeh.
w in k s w iH i M r. and \ I m , A !.
breast stroke la especially to s s in g .
recommend*d fo r the 4>u<iness woMr. and Mrs. | „ A
Ibanud
n," n wh<> h«* de»»lop«l ho llo w .
nu-o'- * M,unti h e r e h o u ld e r and neck. It ' have a * th e ir y iie .ta . lo w ic n e .
fio k .n l
. M U . Helen W t l. l* M rs. J. II. W- -I
b° U* M *° ' * k * on b* r
Thu lam e stroke w ill help the
M id M r*. M. N. Cleveland w ill ac1
an ha.* I eases.
f l l f l Sennta w ill meet «'
T ittle lln u a * a t 3 : IS o'clock.
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h u s ln e ti w om a n's h o u s s w ife s i* , te r , J o h n n ie llu th , w h o have m i
tl,.. E', r .!te t. rftl ° r, lh » ‘ i<-’ W*«wr*w hu irt). . 1,0 g u e s t- o f M r. a m i M r - I T
th a t** b e tn d c fO o p In r g to w ly b u t M H llm *r f u r » r f r n l d a y - , w ill rv
sorely Ihrough
the" -w* in
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—»lt*-r . And
* - » uil ^ljrn tu t h r i r huitii* in M ia m i
| w ill bn yo.al fo r her ys>un(*r sis. m urn.w.
le r, who h is never q a l'e gotten
O V IE D O
over • tendency to w a rd Ihe "debuM r. and M rs. C hari* 11. Ilig ld e y
... . lante slouch."
man ami son, Charl-m J r , who
M b s O liv . Day spent the w u -k -1 r h * k* t k flo a tin g cra w l helps have I een t h r g u e st* o f M r and
end w d h h e r parents. Itcv. and ,h * • b<lo™ln*l mnacU*. e ie rc is - Mrs. S. It. Ilig h V y m m . returned
lb s . James S, l*sy.
in * *"< l strengthening those mus- yr»h frila jr (U* th e ir hiuue in Huiilh
Y. H. T a rttu n gn.l s i- te r M l - r lv * I" , , r Y Im po rta nt, aceording Bend, I ml.
Cora Lee C a rlto n were In O viedo »•* S r. McGovern. Ha says m sny
Sunday.
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Hr. and M rs. M ario n B. H al
M r. and M rs, T in g h y le ft Sun- inrhes out o f llna In tha region ^ ck sod su it-, A lb e it,
James, |i,,n
day fo r Bacheyille, Can. They w ill through lack o r proper e ie rn - e | ||| |n i| |-h iIIip o f W ashtngi.m .
ll.
ba va cationing fo r about tw o and proper clo th in g . ^
. C. are v is itin g Mrs. M a tla e k V -is
gioglha.
| The benefit* o f o th gr atrokes te r, Mrsy C. M. Flow ers ut their
post mas le r and M ra. J. B. Jones. sre :
home on Celery Avenue.
te d io n Johnny le ft S aturday for O V E R H E A D . Moat pa g nlar stroke
F in * fo r poatnta, ^able* **
I t e xe r
■ waak's vt-l» w ith frie n d s and
Mrs. i l . n . Pope and M r*. II. C.
cises muscle* a ll tha way to the W a-hbum
rsLai Ives in Macon, Ga.
spent y e -le n ts y
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soa and d a u g h te r o f Bloom field
J mother, M rs . M a rg a re t
ilow.e'L
and thwrsforw m a te s women
Tes. a ta v h ttln g M ra. Grogan's rat
(u r | M rs, H o w e ll returned w ith them
a l la ta . M Oviedo. T hey w ill '«
m a r* g raceful. M niaUaM I ° r l , (l ^ ih a guest a f h e r dauahter
im proving m uscular to-ardm n
beta fo r several w e e k*.■
• ion.
M r. and M r* . M l T . W alker are
C R A W L NOfT a w w naa’a a tro kc.
I pe ad la g th is weak a t th * brack.
M r. and M r* . Glenn I.in g l* and
I t ’* a contest S tro k* aad fa r too
la w . J . N . Thompson spent the
S-ainy IJ o g U s t ill Wave in the
airanooaa.
p b a H h o f J u ly w h h friend* in
T ra a ta o , Pla.
• M r . and M r* . E. C. K in g i f
^hhagWr, Ca. a t* v is itin g M r. and
R BC Am H O
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1 f lip MHir I'fU U I
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, 'J 2 * r iiV m a n alaw in c lu d ..
2 1 3 cup* flo u r .
( lir e In II) I . l'v il
i M»r fo iiiw ln c pa»a«fa from ih i
I Ira ip tm n ir a b
•III \ c iir s i;ji|H * i'ii* iu 'p
m y a a C ffa n tlh w ith K«*y |p tha 1 2 1#A*puoit b ik ln ir fMiwib r
|" 11*Li it 4 Mr r t Ir r —* I'r-MiaiH Hr llt a t f
Hvi1,ptiir#«** by M iiry ll i l i a r flJ itv ;
**Th»» P u i o f t r , w hich Jta u a H iC rea m fa t
and
s n g n r.
Adi
w ith hla J ln .lp l- n In Ill9 riot ul It
•Tftu* Imisihlo
Flnomy”
Sunday
Monday
/ AMECHE-SIMON -YOUNG
JQ S E T T E
FMttlUIFTlONS
th e re l» U s A nge le s w l. e s !»* X e '
w ilt a tte n d th e too ns In te rn itie n n l .
C onferen ce.
AR lip * of foolwrar for
I ti nit
la th ,
Mm >it 1 til li - ,i,l
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111 list!
Uiw-.la* 1 1 S •»« P U
Ru lYom [• R H I ma . • «
Sanford’s FomiiJ
Shoe Store
(
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Mill, I 1*►
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H0us e wives
Hi
I.OM-I. I
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m orning for C airo, III. where Mr*.
I.in g lr and Soqny wilt visit for
N in 11 on Iha n lf h t h#f*ir# hla r tu
iliu r J h .
o
, t
Helps For
I.I
‘•" in dl«* iiT i't'lf i l l July l
llm ib r I yon, rrpr*- t
M l r *n U'st the i "m
I
I i*s %1. %
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1
a m o u rn fu l n m a lo n ,
m'T^ittek^lf'V
w ith
shsdow *
fa s t
rs llln a
eggs and beat w e ll A*M ic - t o f
in g re d ie n t* a n il heal lo r three
Mobley's DriiR Store
1*11-u ti- L 'ill
«•'»»"» « » • > ' » '" '• » " * " h e pans
w h ich h u e , been lin e d w ith s a te d
NOTICE TO PUBLIC - - -
lin o
F u r lite rs M ;iy | I kv I ' l l \ T o
F iitiittre
r» rm
I ’ r u p e r ly ?
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This paid advertisement Is la Inform Ihe people gener
C. M. Hoytl & (’o.
a lly th a t th * a il# o f flo w a ra and s o lic ita tio n o f money on III*
f|g g p IfH .J
V id tlri II tale I Iliilh llliK
Kclh|e*r»l, Eld.
s lrre ts of Hanford today havo n o thing to do w ith a n il are not
sponsored by
H ava T U I
M r. aw l M ra- B« l - H arris r f
Leesburg wan* a i« (iin c fris tu l* in
Ovtada durkig lb * holiday weekM r. and M ra. Charles NlblacV,
M r. sad M ra. Robert M urp h y, M r.
a m i M rs. H . P. MaOowaa aad son
James -went to thaV m aat fo r a
ftahJag p a rty M Wvdbogday.
A aamhar a f person- fro m Oviat p « t th e f o u r t h o f J u 'y at
I?.
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T h e tm a inee. m ot o a 'i.il
Tha Y i* IW riv**r in Ehmti h
i n * u t the A a ir la t t C luan o f the w lU h e lp f i l l In th e h o llo w s, do K tric k e s , M ia s .V y lv c iu
S tn e kra .
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r i r s t U a p tia t t h u rrh w ill I ,• h. .1 V' ' ,"P h , r bu* 1 ■n‘ l m * k »
h n ik M rs. E. K e p p . and W a lly I ' l a n l / I ’ an
L d, U h is a 'rX.
.
iv e2r Fha-.u
ar>-a
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Wia.
* 4 1:0® P. M . in Ihe c h u rc h annex ".,u r !' b , ! t , r ln ,h " t , Y , n ln « « " " " o
(' ff E.lye
K .U e r<
r'oon,
n, W
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■ i s td fr 10 Ui f ptVp
•i
ii nun h dr* ** 1
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In pn m r
III I I IIO
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Mrs
t i l l VIM I
a
h** -bees,
I ln lly , c h a irm a n , w ill m in t u l lh » y o u .h u u h l h u rp un i f y „ u » « .,!
home o f M ra .
fra n k
C.
M e -: •<* y » t the m o st b e n e fit fiu m
M rs. ( ’ r . .;nn*> ho
n*t ,i Cn*-sl
Cau ley. llttM l M a g n o lia A v e n u e ,! V " u r
s u m m e r s w im m in g ,
„ , v » friim " .SI. l " . n i - . t h u a r.i n u l l , - r
a l .I t.IO ti c lo c k .
j A r tie M c lio v e rn , N ew Y o rk ph vai- t r e r n , A h r w hete -to vi-i> e il f.-t
The huain* as a n il s o cial m ei*t- m l .llre c to r sm l in s tfu ^ to r.
,u tiv e s fo r a le o it fiv - w "c h r.
id s o f Ihi* Ih tu i'h tc M n f W e s le y .
H ny is th * breast a tru kp . T h r I
h« r a il *hu? *'barlt
\ \ Kl ♦ v t it
I eft-M iiid tu iR tin* * « jt’ on t"p
IT,1 2 Swimminif Strokes
'd h e r
U \
I hin t peel |iota
''.e l* ordal you h
u Hi
r i r r l i - N u m b .i Tiv.i, Mu
>1 * . I.i-t S la b l, p n - ii ln l nvi*r th " liim in ""* 11,. A lb in tii- tiifm im
I iitifv in i
I I " ( ’a b lw rll. ........in,in. w ill m iT l m r i- t iiif ilim i1|r which Ihc mem
a t 4:011 n ’rliM-k lit t il" Iiiiii ii * Ilf li.-M ih u . " M i,- M arian lla y n n a,
Mr :in.l M i
\
II
M ii M .- i „ i.
M m . II
t: i-.»i»t.
Mm .
Jn b n Ih c ir - |» m -.ir a m t alan illa c u -M .il amt
I l . im n ii m il l;.,b. r t. I. i '
S m ith w ill a a iia l na h.i-traa,
.......
r..r a i-.im m * ila u rc. Mlaa T h u ......... 'if l.r n m .iit> .. u .........
C lic lu N u m be r b .iu r. Mra. II ‘ M l W ,llmma c » v, « , h„ r t ta lk
'
\-h c v ,ll.
N .
II. M c t'a a lin , chairm an, w ill n u i t u ii "H o w in |>rraa."
a t 4:00 i.M lic k ill tin- hum.* ul
I n li- r in the c v e n in f n «M-|al
M i-s V| ii * *hu \\ 1114 h f ,i i ii I V!
M ta. W. A . Zai-lm ry. 1117 I ’a ih h im " waa cn jiijra .l. O thers p ra a e m 'N n m y It........ . . lira- -|n -n ilin K
■^v' nu' meet i ii if were- Mias m .ria f-w ila> • in 11 m 'cr t iu i. l. n a- th.
u i i N u m ,w r
' ' M- Ai V iw anm c. Mias lu .rla
Jnclia.in. a u c r'. i.f M i
Hetty U rn ,
D. Sm ith, e h n irtu iiii,
w ill
meet M i** lie m u x Ifiaye*,
M in Ruth
w ith Mra. II. r . W aahlunn. T'iith S Irun ir", Mia* C a rolyn
lln y il ami
M in*
|K ir i<
Vie* i l l \u%
i•
H a n fo nl A v rn u o . at I .nil m lm h . Miss Ih irin .McCall.
turned fro m * im p I l u m e n * .,
C ircle N u m be r Sis, MrV H urry
ill t jm t ii I itve > pi iii ^j w licit! ti
W in n lru ff, chairm an, w ill rm
Spud lWn Weeks,
w ith
M ra. II. A. S m ith ,
litl.’ l
.
—
---------i ’ark Avenue. u t i::io ..v io rk .
A c lv o c a te d F o r W o iiie n
.VIrs. A . H, M.th.m* \ It n1
C ircly^ N u ry b c t , T h rr yy f- o l
the 1
h v r irn r v ls fo r a few dn> * i His
A u x ilia r y o f fh e 1
’ F
Kiirs t
w o k M r. an d Vli** l
It Ryan I Mil
Hr » e r r v c l a r k r
P
resbyterian
C hurch
h i,
, ,
„ M m . H. J.
Then, are l * u sw im m iriy a tri.l,.., fa m ily n f l*« td k ii.
Sunday Behind f 'lasu o f iht* F’ irs t
M H h u ilis t r i l u r r h
w i l l u trn t 111
the rh u rrh niiuex a: H;i:o |*. M.
III enm iretion iv iili the n ie i'lill,,
there w ill In* a w h ile e li|ih ;u it
p a rty .
T IIR H IIA T
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Ja rk ••.«» ill.,
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a iif l « W ith
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to r a
In mm p rtn in f biast '•% **rv# w tt,
fn i:I■ In d ■-ififN, |ire id it ,t d h hteM
Io S u l) d ) e h s
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f o llu * . ;
(U ri-I" N u m liiT O n r. M i ■.
r
I ln l. T h n m la v n iu lif al (h r
B rig g r, fh a in m m , w ill nn " l w ith III,),," „ f h „ r pnr rn t^ nn M n .m .liu
hn
cI 1 11*s ,**.111111
\ u k ih iv a
1 '* *
Household Hints
I
f i u m ftI b 114*n i M. veil • * ' ,
she * pent a week a*
ilfld i
..
Is
at
N• k a n *a *
! m i i i i.i me *v i l l
i»E '
nrnm i-t "» hud
r'
b e a u tifu lly ile r o r n le il w ith a p r o - 3 *
Stme*,
fu s io n o f m iv o il r m t * and fe v e rC irc le Nuinr!e*r T tirv r .if tin*
M m . C - l|ov of .I tic k '‘ t w ill •
|p tin* il h u n g ro om ,
th e '
Women's M Jv- 11«ti ary S«m-k.ty of frw „
returned \ * •i ' 1.1 y a lt e r pettiJo r
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tra
l
t h * K lr^ t lla p tN t C h u u h w ill m *ei
. u few day - it. > iiih n d i»it mi tit'
and
at the hmne o f Mrs K yle Klim - u r ra n ift rm uit o f T a lin m a n
rlnubh*
w
h
ile
K
i
H
arney
rn
a
ra
J
ma k e t * 71 * I *n r Ik A venue, w it h
VI fo il I tMi ii in j
H e vi-ru l m fd h iM i** he ld o th e r a r - | „ , '
*
M m . I I. u la * o l(» iil a - I i-m sI
N i l 1 1 te rd a y 1H fe 'id
Clrc'e NliU lliec Four o f the t . - l i r e ffe c t.th * re^t <r( r , ii iiin ii i m I Jem a
Ih 'fo iv m jf th e tea ffijc H * w ith
W uiur ii s M b * uma» y >'..*• i« I y of
M
rs
A
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and
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tbw F im t Haptivl i Iiu m I i a ill meet
o n o r *%ns M rs. S. I)
ll.g h le y '
1
............... .....
w ith Mr**. J. II. W e il, <;m M n* nh i:lf|
|W »rk end in K i*-*iniun <* w hen
nolla Avenue.
l . ,,
m
,, r
is the WfUnt o f h i* tt.l I r fd -,
\s .iis tin if Mrs A rn o ld m <ervCircle. N m n l'- r K»v> o f 1h>- \\ orn
en’s M i 'lo n iir y
S '* »» • v o f Tb' ttitf th e re fre s h m e n ts o f le a , a m i*
Miss M.,. i mi nne *vi l«*ft in.
K l r d M a p 'u t « h im Ii m i ll meet j ' w n he*, ra kes, n u ts and
m in t*
fo r U o riti-in .ro , h v n hen* hr w
e
re
M
rs.
F
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,
M
rs
ft.
the home o f M r*. J. M S1ui**spend II Week w ill rs*la f t\»*
A
S m ith , M rs
jf
\y
R u c k e r.
r ip h e r , 2 HM Ih u k A v i n o
T h e H usiuesa and ^**« • d no e l
M ra f . F*. M e|>nniel, M rs H u r r y
M r*
F’.n*
Pf**n Itf f III r hu in -l
C la ** W o o d ru ff, M rs r t m r f p * M e C lu n ir,
lo g o f th e K iflv F if t y Hit
lay ft mu 1*411 i i *-1III
o f the F irs t Met hod n t
* hu •* h Mrs, S |>.
H iK h ie y m n n .
M r*,
I-*Jmi| i * !«' il l’ -* t*M ;i « * *
at l . e n r A dam s. M ..s Helen W d
w ill
have a steak
sn i'tMr
*1111 and Miss K a th le e n fjr n e y .
Evnnsilale a t T did C- -M
Mis -lithn lim it V ii 11 ■vn* V"
The
IttM iu iA *
a im
C rogrunt
- I i.pped
foe ih**
o I «la m l
• h ■- lie e il
■id- fu r a t
"it oirK tiji S e n e . *
• wav
and John
F
w h rr
a III TVJIlfillJ fill
-.f.U y a b
phi, ^ctm n
Vii Force,
'*•<*
. F i9 # 0 " t
♦he Ib n io c r a f lc fcra
’ ' n o b nc S enafot F 1
lu ll
F. W
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> t* i m r iir i S m ith . 1 ’ •
*. .i - f t |i» r f n l to
efi
.»*
Pe rsonah
\ f r * W„ If. A m olH FittortalncNl
w ith a ton Wodnewlay n flF ttw o n
S,“ :'■'>■ " *
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M tlt
H.i|-»i t 1 l u r c h w ill In te l
w ith M r* A . K .
k ;ii h r r
h m t on t Y k r y A v • in»**
O lrrlo N u m b e r T w o o f f b r W m it
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, u t South Heml. Inti.
ra ^ M liA .n .ia r y H o rtrty
o f the
F ir •'
, . ,
B l p i h t I ‘h u rrh w ill
w ith ^ Ul
t a llr .l <hi rin g
M m . T. A . S tr anjer a* h r r h u m *
o n M y rtle A n * fto « and I b i r t i m l h
Embarrassing Him
T e le p h o n e I t s
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W ith A N o w
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ORLANDO HD, NEAR OENEVA AVE.
This statement ia made to keep clearly in mind of Han
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A Farmer, An Ad, Results —
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
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ford people tha policy o f F u ll Goapot T atern aelo w ith re fer
in e * |ts flnaneaai A ll fu n d * for Ita su p p o rt era raised by free
will offerin g* t e d tith e * paid a l regular aervkea Inside tha
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Tabernacle.
Full Gospel Tabernacle Official Board
A. WIEBOLDT, ctu ln u n .
c' a
A farmer rail an ail in our paper Iasi week fnr
home am i Itetl envera. lie cunte in the aecontl tiny
ufterwnrild anil nrtleretl the ad aluppetl heeatiaw lie h»S
more than cnmiKh replied. The ail coat Itim 48
cun Ia, he aaitl he thought it would coat JI.R0, nn^l h«
waa highly pleaded with the redulta ohtained. More
and more people are becoming’ aware that our ebaatfied ada perform u magic service In the hualneon of
buying and aelling. You, too. can ucnefit from thfa
oervice by calling this newspaper.
The SANFORD HER
ra-'
i —
B B a ia a ____ I K S
�SATURDAY, JULY f, IB *
W eek '
McLaglcn Turns In
Fine Performance
As Embattled Celt
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 10
AT THE R1TZ
F ir s t show a t 1 00 o 'c lo c k every
day
S u n d a y, M o n d a y — S im o n e S im o n , D "n A m rc h e , a n .I R o b
e rt Y oun g In “ J O S E T T E ."
Tuesday,
W e d n e sd a y— F lo re n c e
la * in “ F A S T
C O M P A N Y ."
A ls o
Ri»«
and
V ic to r
M e lv y n
M c L a g lm
m
I t '* vN** P a m o u r
N ew O i Ir a n * !
Ik in y
“ THE
D E V IL ’ S P A R T Y . "
T h u rs d a y ,
in
F r id a y — V ir g in ia
“ W OMAN
A G A IN S T
B ruce
W OMAN-
D onald W o o d In “ R O M A N C E O N T H E
S a tu r d a y — W illia m
“ C R IM E
his screen p ic tu re o f
e m b a ttle d l J t . G yp o
D E L IG H T F U L
“ The
In fo rm e r ’
T h e re
are
pathos.
"iiv iig e
aggressiveness,
re ckl's-* h iro is m and passages o f
rich humor a s th * b ra w n y V ic to r
fig h ts ,
loves
and
loses
and
sweeps «*n to his d ra m a tic fa te in
a r lim a t scene
of
trem endous
power
C O M E D Y — M.
they oppeor la “ F a il Com ,any.
T h o u g h M iL a g lr n '* p o rt m i; of
M a rty is Hie h ig h lig h t o f the film
It is nm ju s t a solo triu m p h In
“ The
D viPs
P a r ly ,"
U n iv e rs a l
has produced a p ic tu re o f i h a l
te r in g d ra rria tic im p a c t, w ith one
m ost
hum an
p residen t o f an Insurance co m p a n y o f the w a rm e st,
stories to reach th e screen
in
w hich ho'liIs » po licy on th e *t*’ N n i
good*.
C h a rle y
Coop -c
M r a g m onths It t i l l s o f it ga ng o f fiv e
Y o r k ’s
H e ll’s
R eyno 'dsL a« L ily 's M o ig * , p u t* 1 kids fro m New
K it* hen who g ro w Up to
posim a n y n h s l a c ’e s io H a r r y ’s w a y .
dees l.ie u fe rtiin t K c k h n rd l { V U L | tioriH f.f power tn th e c ity Hue
l iir u
D em ure** ) i u ' f linked p o o f th « io hetom es a p rie s t. T w o
Mom Hi*' police fo rce . M a rty a ft
lice deter* ive.
W h ile y ,
played
hy
E d w a rd j| r r ta k in g a r« form al«>ry ra ;i fo r
(tro p h y , is l l i r r y s n yin F rid a y , j1 h i- pals a- a k id . becomes » n ig h t
of
Hi* mN o dues much 1 i c o m p lic a te . clu b o p e ra to r and th e g ir l
Ih» plo t, and tic k le *h«* audience I ihe ga ng nigs in his flo o r show
fiv e b r n m ic rn
Leon W eaver, o f W eaver B r o th - ! iflr a ih iu llv a ll
its
am i K l v i n va u d e vil'e fa m
j| meshed m a weh o f ( e r r if i * dan
has u Fcresnikngly fu n n y sm a ll ' ge r t i l l the e xp lo sive denm iem er t
p a rt as a h ill h illy m o u n ta in e e r.
ji blows th in g s w ide open*
The plo t b u ild s w ell to an ex- | Thp lead ing fe m in in e | a rt in
r d iu g rlm m s w ith the a m ln n c o i| the p ic tu re is playe d hy B e a trice
newcom er
g o in g fro m rb u ik te s to roir*». B » r- R oberts, a b e a u tifu l
As the g ir l M d -a g lc ti
ty
b rin g s in Hie p e a rl*. Dale to film s
b rin g s in H a rry , W h ile y b rin g s in loves and lose*, she m s p lim lid
sincere
as
the
E c k h a rd t. and E ckhardt lias the Paul K e lly is
crooks, L ily and C’nu per in *uw. p rie st W illia m fia r g a n and John
G a llim d e t p o rt ra y th e tw o police
R idgew ay view s i* a ll w ith a in iz r
m ent, T ilt an long to he gets the men io the old g a n g w ith an ap
F ra n k Jenks.
jew els hack, he in happy. So N pe a lin g d ire ctness
eve ry one else, in clu d in g y o u rs e lf one o f the fa v o rite com ics o f th is
d e p a rtm e n t
is fu n n y and so is
— a fte r yo u 've seen it.
the moon faced I k t / e O liv e r. T h e
“ Romance D n The R u n " was d i
w hole ru iftp o rtin g r i M , in c lu d in g
rr rte d by (Jus Meins, Jack Tow n
ley w ro te Ihe screen p la y fro m several c h ild p la y e rs c a r ry th e ir
an o r ig in a l s t o r y ' by E ric T a y lo r. ro le i * s p e rtly .
imedy Tells Story Of Super-Sleuth
On Trail Of Feminine Jewel Robber
lO N jIN C L IS H
T IlA aJlIn
S O IL
A C IR M A N P L A N ! LANDS,
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V A L L E Y ."
IN V IS IB L E
F re n ch
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10— B u c k Jones in
R ic h a rd
A r le n ,
“ THE
'T H E
CALL
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OF
THE
“ f n v liib l*
p la ys
S und ay
T h e a tre ,
fo r
has
a g ir l.
p la y in g
th e
ro le
th e R epublic Pic*
E n e m y/*
at
an
S he
the
w h ich
collects
ho bby,
a n tiq u e
an
p rid e
enormna
of
h e r c o lle c tio n
m u zzle load ing
is
flin t
lock rifle w h ic h dates fro m the
R e v o lu tio n a ry W a r. The g u n ia
f i v r feet ten Inches lo n g — M a d y
is o n ly fiv e fe e t fiv e inches t a ll I
I t has been handed down th ro u g h
each g e n e ra tio n o f he r fa m ily .
T h e young a c tre s s prizes R h ig h
ly , b u t has n e v e r a tte m p te d to
fir e it and d o e s n 't Intend to .
A lso in th e c o lle c tio n a re in
te re s tin g S h a r p s
rifle s
w h ich
w ere used d u r in g the r a r ly 19th
c e n tu ry .
W in c h e s te rs
th a t
saw
a c tio n d u rin g th e pioneer d a ys in
th e west, m id m a n y others.
In “ In v is ib le
E n e m y ,"
M ady
p o rtra y s th e o w n e r o f a fa s h io n
ab le women s sh o p in P aris. H ow
she aids an E n g lis h In te llig e n c e
O f f ic r r , A la n
M a rs h a l, in p re
v e n tin g an u n s c ru p u lo u s c a p ita l
m t fro m s e llin g valu a b le o il land
to a fo re ig n c o u n try fo rm s an
im p o rta n t p a r t o f the e x c itin g
p ic tu re .
him on screen o r
D on
y o u 'v e
ra d io .
ta n ta liz in g
She's g o t
lis t
A n d Hie** g o t z n t ! A n d B ob is the
a rd e n t sw ain w ho w o n ’t ta k e no
f o r an
a n s w e r— n o t
e ve n
in
F re n c h !
BRUCE
and
H o b a rt
M .r .h a ll
in
"W o m a n
A ,a in .l
h -(J i
A c tin g Is n 't t h e o n ly
la b n t
th a t gif *.| It. v . r l y R.d. h
f> »
lu re d p la y e r in Ih p n h lo
“ i a ll
o f the i u k u ri," p*>- * i
f.il
e n t, of w h o 'll she i much om re
p roud
u fu n k in g . * 'd in a r ,- ex
p e rts ♦ la im th a t
Mt
K -d ir?
recijH- fo r e g g , 1h tu n y . i
the
fines* « ti re c o rd Ro h a id A r b n >
s ta rre d in " f a l l
th e
Y u k o n .*
w h ich p h iys S a tu rd a y , J dv D* j, i
I he I'r u if e * * 'I h« ntrl.y h
t il
I mj| h i ' l l 1fen t i n *1it w iH i V|«
R eb
r r li.
Ilr r t La h r
and
Joa n
D a v is .
m u h o itn l
new
co m e d y
team
tir« t -e *n h i "L o v e A n d I I I shvr, "
h e a d the fe a tu re d ca st o f "J o se-tie ’*
S .j o. n i i * rob i fa ll in to
a
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I * . ; 1.1 < an d *, nnm* be t■Kan m .• i
o f *.s \ ear old
m l.,
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p i "b le n t to bo
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.ill
in . he r,
M a rjo rie
Ram*
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i>. Io n \ and * rn « ib l«
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Pidd**n as
* 114
Hid It t t y Ross t 'llir k e
•
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m
The film is Jo a n D a v is 's f ir s t
s im e h e w h s v o le ri No. 1 c o m e d i
enne m a N ew Y o rk d a ily '* n a
tio n w id e fa n |w*|l.
Paul H u rs t,
W illia m C o llie r ,
H r and T a la B irrd l are in c lu d e d
in the ia - t . D a r r y l F. Z a n u c k , in
cha rge o f
p ro d u c tio n ,
selected
A lie n Ih v n n to d ire c t, w ith Gene
M m ke y asso cia te p ro d u c e r.
U m r t la t u r n .
l Kg U M S I ir a t l! U l l l l l l IK
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y
S SOX FASCIST
f r r * Tiling
in l>.'ih np|*»ar:irice
T h re e new song h its h y H o ly tv nod's a re tu n e tm ith s a re f e i D iir-d in the m u s in il b a c k g ro u n d
o f Hie film .
These, "w h ich a l
re ady a re c ro w d in g th e
k llo D O N A L D W O O DS in the R e p u b .
c y ih - i. are “ M ay I D ro p A P etal
lie p ir t u r e
“ R om ance
on
th e
In Y o iii C lass «*f W in e ? "
“ In
R u n ."
A n y I a n g lin g ? " an d " W h e r e In
T h e W o r ld ."
N A Z I SA N ON
M A X R I A G I S b*tw««a A r y u u i o <
Jew * h u W en n U a d r d la A a tU U . where iW r e cberto—Ska In n a
In G enn*ny—now *ppe*r. Chart,, ihown In V k n u . traeo w ,i%*
Germ any.contlder, J«wl*h blood Utrencb aertral m a r a l k r * .
N i M IN T I0 N T Y IS T IA IN *
lit t le
The d e n o u e m e n t can n o t be d i
vu lg e .I here, b u t le t it be said
th a t “ J o s e tte ." m e rry w ith
its
C o rd o n and R evel songs, has the
k ir k u f a sa xa ritc c o c k ta il!
rifle s .
The
th a n
Woman Against Woman" Is Lively
Film Depicting Divorce Problem
P rinces a
unusual
w ith
It a ll s ta rts g n iiy on its w ay
w him Don and B ob de cid e
th a t
th e ir Papa h to o a r d e n tly c h e rch e tin g
la
fe m m e — Jo s e tte .
The
fa r I th a t S im one is in n o c e n t o l
a ll grid e
as
re g a id s
Papa—
V IR G IN IA
an d th a t th e re m a n o th e r w om an
in the case— o n ly adds
to
th e ,
m e rry m ildness.
F o r D on
and
Bob p a rk Papa o f f on a t r ip
m id de cid e to ta k e J o s e tte in to
th e ir ow n hands . , , o r a rm s , as
I t In te r develops.
Mady Makes Hobby Of
Collecting Old Guns
tur*".
in rn a n tic
is th e
A ls o
o f .Stephanie in
m ore
kn o w n
Y U K O N ."
M ady C o r r r ll,
a M a rd i G ran,
these th re e d e lig h tfu l sta rs.
S im one
A dded
n a u g h ty
s p iry , ta n ta liz in g s to r y is
AT THE PRINCESS
S a tu r d a y . J u ly
E X P R E S S ."
T im
g a y e r ih n n
J«* J U S T IC E ."
In
IT
vive Don A m ec h e |
vlve
Sjno.nf* S m to n l and viv e R o b e rt
Y m in g 1
i«
In “ F O R B ID D E N
u a . • d m in iiM • ( » t t * w 4 U Cm f m
mU b h
in
llr r b e r t
R IN G ."
S u n d a y, J u ly
th a t o th e r
N olan
in
B oyd
and
\d d e d
French Coquette
Played By Simone
In Film, “Josette”
1
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I i* ♦ i n ' i i r . , 11a tu ought to
1'
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til
s k ill
w h ic h
and
m a de
P -a .>*i
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(R oa dw ay
n -- *
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1 .1.1
"m e
f th e ir fine st c ha rac...... i o n i
Fa In n r tl
( ’ ho doro v,
v, hii p r iduc * d, al o» is responsible
to r Hu s e rei'ii p la y , a model o f
w i ll k n it sain■! s tu o n th ly d ia lo g u e ^
i l i i i ilia .
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THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA
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PAGE FIVE
Pitman And
A d z Lead Lookouts To 7-4 V
Gft Three Hits Each As THE STANDINGS Pinder Regarded As Most
Promising Rookie In Club
Mates Bring Total To 16
f'L O nill % ' T i l l
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Four (tun It a l l y In 7tli (Jives
Locals Winning M a r g i n
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fo r
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B A B iY
NEW SPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
U.S. Economilt
Sees Benefits
In Market Pact
HUGHES SPANS
C. I. Tod D e c l a r e s
Growers Prevented
From Heavy Loss
es By Agreement
'p a w n for third Urn* to
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Funeral Service*
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RE HOP-OFF
i Hughes, millionaire sportst Lindbergh’s fast electrified
leg of a round the world trip.
Coleman Makes
Report On Rotary
M eet In ’Frisco
Kotarians V o t e To
L Challenge Kiwanls
L T° Baseball Match
tA report on the recent R o lir y
l i t r e s ! tonal convention in San
Fonnciaeo waa made a t the local
M a r y luncheon today by I t . H.
Coleman, past president, who pre
sided over tha meeting In th# ab•«*aa o f President Geo. Rollins,
while club numbers voted to
challenge the Kiwanls Club to a
baseball gam * In th# Bear future.
M r. Coleman also thanked the
RotsrUns and partlcutaily tbs
various committee heads for thsir
fkw co-operation during his term
o f office The Past President's Pin
waa presented to him w ith the
thanks for his leodorshlp during
the peat year by K otarbn Q. W.
nrtitman
Dneftn’t
People Think 01 Him
The decision to challenge the
Ktwsnl* Club to a best ball i » * i
came a fte r n suggestion by Roy
H aller that tbs proceeds o f the
gome might be used to finance
tha espenoso of dooerrlag total
boys ot summer camps.
J» reporting on the Rotary costvmttlon, M r. Coleman a to tod that
bp jeksod 35 other Rotor la ns from
villou s Florida and Cuban clubs
14 Jacksonville, aad a t New Orlihaa took n special train for the
canven lion which traveled mostly
a* high! (topping for sight-ooolng
smyodlilona by day. Among the
d ia l Interesting place* vloUsd, M r.
Grand Canyon In Arhsasw.
Angelas, and Hollywood.
T h benefits to growers of U m
C elery
M arkrlin g
Agreement
from >n economist's
viewpoint
were revealed today by C. I. Tod,
»t,i>clate agricultural
rrunomiat
of the United h ta tr* Department
of Agriculture.
M r. Tod spent several weeks
In Hanford and other producing
sections o f the stste
studying
celery prices and h a, condensed
an analysis of prire factors on
which ha base, h i,
report of
benefits o f the pact.
Through his analysis, M r. Tod
declared that had the
7 1) 0,000
crate, which removed frurn Inter
state commerce by the Control
Committee, and _ the
liOO.OOO
cratee sold to the Surplus Com
modities Corporation been mar
keted, retorne to growers would
have amounted to m ln u , 2.1 rente
per crate.
A * a result of
his
dlligeqt
study o f the Florida industry.
lughes And Crew
Reach LeBourget i i f
After 16 H ours'J
Persons Meet
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lolent Deaths PIane Ordered B w ,
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unog Week-End _ „ — t
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Route . 'h . i
uto Accidents Take
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L e a d In Toll As
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I’our Are K i l l e d AmbasHador B u l lift,?
a , S e i K i a o , W rits
Heads O f f i c i a l s
A< lra ,t seven persons met
Who Greet F liers-r ngS
v io lrn t death, in F lorid a over the
week-end, Three w e rt drowned
when automobiles plunged inlo
w ster. An escaped prisoner w i ,
shot, A m in died I , the result o f
» fig h t. In ju r le i received in on
automobile accident were fa 'a l to
one. A spectator at , s o ftb a ll
game wss struct b y a fo u l -ball
and died o f a spine fracture.
Four persons saved th e ir lives
a t Bradenton by d iv in g fro m a
boat a fte r an eaplosion. T hey were
burned but reached the shore.
John Howard Cross, IS, ami a
brother H rrbert, were drowned In
a ranal near Waet Palm Beach
when the fam ily automobile ran
Into a waterway. Their fa'her es
ply of celery; level o f coneumen caped.
Sheriff H , E. Candy said M rs
neoma; and extant o f competing
Alm a
Snyder
apparently was
supplies.
M r. Tod pointed out that his drowned when her small sutoinoanalysis measured statistically tha W e plunged through an open
the Pensacola-Mobile
amount o f offset each of these bridge at
factors has on the m arket price. ranal Bear Pensacola. Her body
He declared
that
fo r a given was not recovered.
'Edward B. Broughton, 80, engi
season et(#ry Ineranea a t I0U.IMU
tratas In, the supply o f celery, neer, was the victim of the softthe price wlU decline appruxl- hall game accident a* Miami. A
mataly 10 eeats per crate and fractured ahull received when hi,
tree near
th a t, every -rd R ottU h R n s f l r f l r -euUahagHe ollROtr . a
Madison brought death lo Carl
cent In the Inrome o f consumers
Whlgham, 30, of Las.
decrasies the price o f celery 4
Sheriff f t silk Karel of Orange
rents per crate and
vlco-vsrsa.
County said ha was holding a man
Also fo r every Increase of one
luted ae Joe Patterson, Zell wood,
percent in competing shipments,
night club opperator. In connection
th* price of Florida celery de
with the death of Boy Chandler.
clines about 1-3 u f a rent per
The sheriff said Patterson struck
crate.
Chandler with his fist, Chandljr
From these statistics M r. Tod
fell bark and h i* he-d struck an
calculated that compared lo 19.17.
autoniubl'e. Chandlar died while
Income o f consumers want down! I'nllrrson was taking hint to a
i percent, which makes the mar
hospital.
ket price for 1933 about 32 cents
A t West Palm Beach Depul y
leas than for 1987.
The Inten Sheriff J. E. Hardwick said T e r
sity o f competition waa 12 per rence BsrreU, negro who escaped
cent g reater than fo r last ysar. from the M iam i ja il June 20. was
The r t f ore, the I93H price la I fatatly shot by Deputy Bar my
cents lower from Oilo cause.
; Savage while racial Ing arrest,
W ith a freight rate Increase
of 3 cents per crate, a one ten t
increase In ernte prices and the
one cent assessment
fo r the
Control Committee, the sum o f
those factors indicate that if
tha same quantity had
been
moved In 1939 aa In 1937 tha
price to growers would have been
about 45 rents less, M r.
Tod
Ralph Bagw ell, secretory
pointed aut. th in the estimated
roturaa o f 9 t cento per crate for the Seminole County Chamber uf
Commerce, spent today la Tamlast ysar.
Commercial shipments o f celery pa oa Upilnea*.
(CealMoeO aw maos T n-v*|
Th# monthly meeting o f tho
Board of D irector* of tho Uemlnole County Chamber o f
Com
merce w ill bo hold In tho Cham
ber building Tuesday night
at
5:00 o’clock.
City News- Briefs
Mac Huddleston
Sustains Injury
To Back In Fall
McKesson (M ao) Huddleston,
*9 , who wag Injured yea lords y at
S o lan d o Springs, waa reported
*
Dr;
T * Langley, •«*
• « d l o * physician, to bp progresstop very w ell at the FernsMLaughton Memorial Hospital.
U B * W »ehl Mao hod sust o M o d ^ ih P # t o n In but that no
M r*, j , f .
Tha regular meeting o f the
C ity Commission w ill bo held In
the City 1U1I tonight at
7:30
o'clock, M '.y
Clerk
F rank H.
—
P A R IS , July I I . — ( A P ) —
tl sAM
k rd
nl H
Moa|k
i ksiei aa lfte
l a pr tspaaU b
H
wa
s l s | th * A tla n tic fro m Near
Y o rk to Parle la la«s
th an
h a lt the
Lindbergh
tlaao
was delayed tonight a s his
gleb e .g ird lin g tr ip hy w ea th
er and slight dasaago to his
plaao.
Ho
anna a need
ho
wo a Id not taka o ff on
thn
eocond lag te Mescow n n tll
r
*M %
i j
Ij
[
.
j
to m o rm w ,
PARIS, July 11— (APJ—
Howard Hugheti and his crew
of four landed their plane a t
the LeBourget airport h e re
at 10:38 A. M., eastern
atandard time, after a Iran*Atlantic flight from N«W *
York, the firs* leg of a pro
jected round the world tripe*
The American sportsman’
fila r glided to an vaay landtag
IS houra end 38 minutes after
his taka-off from
Now
York*,
Cal. Charles A. Lindbergh, wha
fRn» th a ' n e t - m o t e be J I M - 4 * * t
it tha only other pilot evor * •
make the trip , required 33 hours
and SI) and u half minutes fog
hi* solo flig ht,
hnnirdlataly
a fte r
landing
Hughes ordered h i* plane
rwfueled to r a hop to Moscow is
hope that he and his companions
ruuld complete the rtfbnd
thw
world a ir voyage In lean than slR
days.
.
United Htatca Ambassador W il
liam C.
B u llitt
headed
the
throng o f officials who greeted
the fliers.
Hughes, the firs t o f five out
o f the plane, looked tired bu3 be
grinned broadly. He took tim e
to put on hla necktie and
kat
before coming out o f thn p ls a *.
A big crowd 'p rc M e J around
th* plane, shouting "long
Uve
th* Americana.1'
Hughes surprised o fficials ah,
tha airport who had not espeetod
him for houra.
A few minutes before the big
twin-motored plane came In sight,
Hughes sent a radio message say
ing he was about to land. O therwlse the welcoming com m lttW
would have been caught u n p ro pared.
Hughes was so esger to
gek<
o ff fo r Moscow th a t he refused
to eat o r drink. H a aaitl w eatbW
reports Indicated
good
Hying conditions ahead. Moscow Is a honk
1,941 m llfs from here by a ir.
j
Tha rain, which had falle n b e
fore Hughes'
arrival,
atoygeg
Just Before the big plane dropped
out o f tha sky. Clouds formed
sgsln as Hughes studied maps
and waatbsr cherts.
New Offices Taken
By State Attorn*]
Assistant Bttoy Attorney Lb
F. Boyle has moved hla o ftl
from thn f ift h floo r o f thn
Untie Bank Building to I0 S I
154 M. Park Avenue, * kt
building n o m a from
tha Co
Haas*, no ana soused this mo
MgR u lin g th a t a largo p a rt
tha w i t U tho M ato A t t o m
offioa b vrikh people who i
have k noHi see to tho Oeurt Hoi
M r. Boyle m l * that he had a w
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THE SANFORD HERAM). SANFORD. FLOMDA
BumsNegroWho I
nn.u. Planter
m __*,__•
Killedri Wliite
Hughes Will Begin
Flight On Saturday
ROLLING PORK. MU... July 7
—(A1)— A Sharkey county poor 0f
30 men yeeterday .hot and killrd
Tom Krcm. 43-year-old nriro
Mack.mlih, dragged hla body .«»eial mile., then burned it on the
apol where eirllcr In the day tho
negro had kll ed R. Purdy Flana
gan. prominent whita planter.
Uieen we* killed In a cabin after
a 16-minute gun battle with the
laob.
.OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, (A*)—Whrn the rear tire of *
•Ity Imck blew out on a down
afreet it hurled the |wu rtolnlng rima 20 fret aero.ia the
iJdtwalk, thruugb a .how win
4*w ami against the ua.k -tail
Of a elore. 00 feet from the door.
Nobody wa* Injured, beeauee the
Occident occurred at midnight.
LONDON — (A") — Brits!
8ovUt Hoasis yesterday il|
protocol bringing thaie naval
nwnt o f July SO, t a i l , fail
' with tha now limit o f 46.00
for, battleships adopted b;
tala, tfa« United
Sutee
France. Britain announce
NEW YORK. July 7 - 0 D - A
.ocl.tr. of Howard llughe*, mil
llonaire filer and one-time Holl>
wood movie producer, nid la-'
night he and •. crew of four would
take o ff from Floyd Bennett an
port protebly on Katurdijr for j
'Report, were thr.t the negro rnd
Flanagan fought when Green re
futed to do work the plantation
manager ordered. Flanigan fired
him and begin .ortlng tool*.
, F lip . (an rime to a rifle among j
th# toob AiuJ Ihr nrgio c jlnml
It. The planter refu.ed to give
It to him and the negro drrw a
pistol -ml fired, wotnding Flana
gan In Ih. jaw.
The white man returned the fire,
bitting the negro in the .ale.
Again the negro .hot, the bullet.
Striking FI. n>g.n in the h#ai<
and killing him.
Bo difficult a n tha teel* fo r in
tomobile dr hrera In Greet RrNaiw
that m an than «7 peroral o f the
•pplkaata b tho la.t U r w y M n
kava failed,
.
.
f- «
20 M ILES FOR |IS
‘
MASKS FOR P A R IS
•P A R IS — OPl— An order wa*
plgrrd yesterday for 1 ,760.111111
P * masks to Its distributed free
to Faria residents. The national
government will asriime tin* ,e«
penae.
SALMON
•till of eeeh dollir of tevtnuo
>nd idher receipts, the railroad,
in 1937 paid 14.03 cent, in inteiest and lent compand with in
average of 2031 cent, in the fiveyear period from 1901 to 1906,
in- lu.ivr.
IIO W
TO
G ET
IN
JA IL
PAN SAUSAG
PEARS
«
BEEF8TEW
VfiAL STEW
EACH
PINEAPPLE
Vn
ranlrsi-t for iiiU a y i
I in 1900 in New York
Black-Eye Peas 3 No. 303 cans........ 25c
Rice Fancy Blue Rose 5 lbs...........17c
Corn Meal Unbolted 5 lbs............. ...10c
Iona Tomato Juice 50" oz. can............ 19c
Chili Sauce Ann Page 8 oz. Jar......... JOc
Clapps Raby Food (strained) 3 cans..25c
Fastidia Facial Tissue 3 pkgs...........25c
New U. S. No. 1 Potatoes 5 lbs.......... 10c
Firm Ripe Bananas 3 lbs,
Good Size Juicy Lemons doz,
Green Cabbage lb.............
Elberta Peaches 3 lbs......
Avocado Pears earh...........
Yellow Onions 4 lbs...........
la C.-Opersllwa Will,
N ATIO NAL DAIRY PRODUCTS SALK
SPARKLE
BUTTER
Pound 29c
■lliMkMvh rrlal
" cheS e
Pound 23c
WESTON REOI
Beef Shoulder Pot Roast lb. 21C
Hamburger
2 lbs.
JSC
Spare Ribs
lb.
17 c
Pork Chops Center Cuts lb. ]0C
Sliced Bacon Squares lb................
Round Steak 1tkf................j........ 85c
Freshly Rawslad I
Household Hints
n u
IftturallMi Day |-Unbc
^
Twelve
D M ^ u !""
' ,oU,° * * ,lJ
Dl 1 Fickle*
I’iekUdBeet.
Butt,red Rolls
I'lunl Jelly
Raspberry Presence
Fineapple Ire Cream
M*ple Syn-p Cake Maple Frosting
Coffee
feed Tea
I'elato Salad
(Old-Fashioned Vatiely)
4 eupa diced,
1 l . j tes.poonc
cooked putsH |i
376 dagraws.)
Ktipla FrwMIog
3-3 cup granu*
3 tab'aspoona
l*i*d sugar
butler
1 cup maplo
1*3 cup wxtat
aytup
teaspoon vanilla
Boll slowly, .Hiring frequsni.y,
sugar, bu<u r and wotor. When o
•oft boll foimwtaa o portion lo
poured Into c M WOter, remove
flout th* heal. Lat stand for 16
mbiataa. Add vanl lo and beat untU creamy. F<aot Uw cake.
;
COFFEE
“ ‘ ““w Ul... Ilf
! CIRCLE
. f
Mid F a ll Bodlod lb. l i e
AH
f®#> and W I m
f
-/1
lb« 2Se
n iK M i n
®
GENUINE S P R IN G
10 lbs.
21C
t
| OKRA
lb.
AKU^W
_
•4 •
s«
% m
ONIONS
FAJfcr
3 lbs.
TOMATOES
r. a.
no .
14c
4
L-A-M-B
P -O -R -K
Legs lb..........21c Rama
lb.
Shoulder lb. 12V&C Shoulder lb. i
RH
Chops 2 lbs. 29c Backbone 1 U
Stew lb .,
lOc
State Court Decides
Sheriffs M a y Seize
FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY H, I9.1H
FRANCO’S BOMBS SINK SHIPS AT VALENCIA
Elberta Peaches
19c
5 lbs.
BEANS
Smoked Sausage
Tho Supreme Court today up
held the order of Circuit Judge
Millard B. Smith In refusing
nurfale board operators of Bre
vard county an Injunction re
straining tha sheriff from sell
ing the machines In compliance
with the recent order of Gov
ernor Fred P. Cone, Bute’s A t
torney Lloyd F. Boyle, who pre-
Tender Steer Steak* lb.
5c
lb.
fMleir.
LEMONS
15c
Doz.
POTATOES
Sliced Bacon
Squares
17^
Fraternal Congress
Names Officers At
Parley In Orlando
Churngold
• M A L I.
O X T X iiU *
Soap or Powder
5 for
Bulk Sugar
A N D
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5 lbs.
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N L A C M
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ft J C t C N O
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c
C A M P R R L L
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2
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Ruby Catsup
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80-90 Prunes
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elencia” ? ' it doesn’t fit Valencia. Spain, anymore. The -tiatrgi.n been raided b j Insurgent Gi-nnal Franriacu Franco’s htunbei*
Iterior of Loyalist Spain The explosion of bomb* o ff Valencia have
I; for off the cu aat attacks have been made on 13 British merchantps are -hewn af jr* ami sinking in the harbor foil,
rent
r» Completion
B O ard
Thr
«n *tie erbnin jI
ilucket for thr AUiiiinrr frini of Hu
.Srminnlr Cuunly Couri will hr «rilR A r e iNignnl for (rial b**f..ip Couniy
^ r f i n n H Ju'*Kr
"
'Nkirr lh» afloinonn,
ainl ainrr thorr nrt* it.* .»*•* |mt* l
on thr civil tlockel, a a nulup **f
j ihi* m ii ihI county court i•rm th.*
>f Dorothy yrtr ** ••■pwletl »hi* afirrnoort , r
tom«»rrow morning.
irar, o •
Thr criminal tlockrt f**r Ihi*
ruction in- p#ur, ,erm
,hr tar#>.,| ft„
everything ,vV. rB| L<e».i,inx. Ju.l J efme |tufrom th.
adjourned at noon tn<ia% a
ded lo the jury an|uitlef| Henry V.rnl am.
Is removed.1* ho was chergtd with illegilly
the srhoo a'.e'ting a fire. Ilia attorney i-nof schools'tervd a pita of not guilty uiien
Kill viai'a he wa. arraigned before Judge
tool., 1192 Ware. Nellie Price, alias N- lie
Jth! pupils .Miller, wss also acquitted alter
wo rn, 176 m ining a plt-a of not guil>v *0
have hook iwU* larcrny charges.
Irt-a'nl for
Faryie Hunt and her Tiusl.and
i were re- Willie Hunt, negroes, were m*.
physician, ♦•‘■•ml of aggravn'eil aa.aiiu.in
iwoim -ur- connection with en attack on W.
Lumb
/xrour .1* resellers mid member*
of the Seminole County public
erhaol* ire spending the summer
in various state* of the Union Irnve ing and studying, aceordim.- lo
letter* received at 'he offis-,- of
ttefert* cnrrected, apart from T. W. i-awton, superintendent of
hookworm, showed that 10 tonsils public instruction,
were removed through the roust:-1 The teachers spending the -uaay of the Klk. Club and P. T. A. mer in study and travel that hive
6’orty teeth were corrected through jl een htaril from are listed with
the courtesy of the Kiwania Club their addro-ae* a* follows,
' BILLINGS, Mont, July l —OP) snd tha P. T, A. Three minor op-J Mt«a Marjorie Tlllir, The llpan
) reelleWea aw paws eltl
. Road, H West Fortieth Street, New
A Northwest Airlinaa transport
'
|York City, June 29 to Aug 17—
plan# carrying algfai p , ^ B. r,
and a crew of two, cnafasd at
' b * of • Unding field while
Hwitxariand; m u . Kn n . o » .
•nkfalf o ft oorly today, killing on*
- _____
I *n, Mira Alin* Chapman, I'alm
parson ood Injuring saaan.
Mre. N. 8, Mxekay, Cranston,
E V I A N-LE8-BAINS. Franc*. .Terrace, 916 Pa'melto .Stray*,
Ind. dUd o l tho 8L VIncant's koa- July E. -OP) —The inUr govern* Lakeland; Miaa (wither Rodgers,
pilul In BUlinga ahortjy after th*
creak, Ika Hospital onaotmead.
Har husband aba waa jreated
ot tha hospital ua woo Mre. M l J.
TbJoJ*. Sloan. Brittofa Cuumblx.
Th# othey five pManager* war*
rebuaod after 'treatment for minor
Passenger K illed
As Transport Plane
Crashes On Takeoff
" T
TounuunoH U
..
To Bo Hold In Ocala
C h i e f
E x e c u t iv e Is
In tr o d u c e d B y F o r
m er G o v e rn o r W h ite
*1it Li f.- t •>i i i *ih Mil •H;i ’ it ill, WHH
I III* Mill \
ItllllX lllll.ll
111**1**
I it iiii'il l •\ ilic I'l.M iiln it m
hi* first .itltlit
nf a Inins•‘itvitiiii Mini
I*, ding !••*»»■
rr|»l hi lit» nil*
I i«*M
II, u , mfi,,,In,'•>•! I*v former
I oil V t«, ••I hJ♦' W illi*
lltlll. I«-N'* u|»|i.«lie lit
I -* III, ,i**\%s| I 'f l i 'l i n l *
I It If III*
Ig e s b a r
HARRISBURG. Po, July H—OP)
—Grand Jury iaraotlgnlbn of priM fy rsmpaign chargee of patUicot graft and corruption sgofawt
Opr. Karl# H. Carte and 18'of
Bio oaooclatei waa ordered ladoy
fay Judge Paul II. Bcbaeffrr. A
Judge Schaeffer was empiwoc
lit
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I
I’. i r i
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"4i**hi’t ii.M l* i'« >
Hulk-
ley. 1 h.iii I*.in*
V m ilnr
VS lilt*
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lilt.. ... ||,. |...lt
|,f hit
a|N*i*t''li «••• I' m i.|» lit *:ii »| #,lli»t
tatuli' • •i•f.mi mIi*. .•intt'ctril llt«*
log i :il»ni .1 ti-irf It't n*t in now
#up|il.itil* I l.\ ill, li’L-1-l.ilor*, liki*
H#tiiit**i It.ilki, v imliug over (h«t
ilrafi MR* .*1 m i l llll.-t Nil.| HVt*r
Ihe rf fi, ••11* \
hi
g**\•*>l•lll••t^( nil*
ehlnrt \ in i.ltiiiiii i. r iliyni ao
• hal
' *••■ ii-cliu’i i*it.l *4^1, nl
Alan Mia, IllsiU'hr MrKinnnn,
60,1 12 Tulip Avenue, Ijtknnia
i’ark, M«l.; Mis* Candyn Colli.r,
Monleiumn, Ga.; Leonard |„ Mrluiras, S. I*. K. House, Gaiioa vlllr.
Mis* Helen Culbtrt, 7HM Lee Ave
rule, Krederiefaeliurg, Va.
A'ao Mr*, Kliiabeth Hurhanm.
University of l.niiiarllle, louisrille, Ky.; Mi*a Krne- lm.- Wexi
phal, Matr Hotel, Howell, Mirh
Miss Zdlsh VtVI.h. Uuckinan lla'I,
University of Florida. Gainesville;
Mr*. Franrrs St me, 302 A. J4. Hill,
.‘ louihrrn College, lutkrland; Mias
Betty -Burhman. State C oW /,
Mimie.ippi; Mis* Ku'a McCtdUr,
IIM Broward, FFCW Tallshaaere;
Min* Kltiabeth Whllner, Box 4076,
Duke Station, Durham, N. C.
Mis, Ollie Mae llarrlaon, 709
Auditorium Bird, Daytona Beach;
Mrs. Mae Daly Fori, 8op4rton,(]a.;
Mr*. Jra.la H. Rumall, 1102 War
ren Hoad. Lakewood, Ohio; Mrs.
Sybil llouth. New Middletown,
Ind.; Miss l-nulae Swain, 4103
Osk Street, C. P, Birmingham,
Ala.; Mi>a Lillian Dunlap. 434
Gamble Strati, Mary villa, -Tenn.;
Mia* Sara Mlksll, 141 End In
diana Avenue, DaLand. .
Also Mrs. Mary S. Stonr. 225
Harrick Road, llranlda, III.;
Miaa Helm Wellman, Durham. N.
C. Duke University) Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. McCracken, 8alam, Ky.
Attorney Tells CIO
Strikers To ResiHt
Vi e
w
O
r l e a n s
, J u ly
h
—
—
CIO strikers ware instructed by
their atlarney yesterday lu luck
Ibsisselrs* In their meeting placet
and resist with furce and arm* po
lice attempts to enter w IUkKi I a
search or saiture warrant.4 ‘
Th* instruction* of the attorney,
Malthaw 8. Branlff, folluwed a
raid on CIO headquarters ly |»lica who arrested 71 per-nn*.
Genrg* Dayar, superintendent nf
police, said those arrested were
plotting violence In the strike
called against the Yflluw Cab
Company,
Tha OMR ware charged wi'h dis
turbing (ha peace.
Earllar fat tha day lha American
FrdaralloR of Labor obtained o
court ordar prohibiting CIO pick
ets from moles'ing A F L drivers
in o drayaga atrlka.
Anthony Chobntork waa hangad
by tho finer*! government today
and fa*r a n the first vktlm of
capital ptmlafarnant to dU in Michtgat ft 10a poors.
0 newnor Frank Morphy, who
faed OMMiod U the President lo
Map tho fadornl govornownt from
fareofaftf 4 m oontury-old Mkhl*
County Council Holds
Session At Altuniontc
"The eight Home lh-miiii*triilM>n
Cub* of Heniirude Cnunly *,-nt
their 10 dr legate* t» the rnunly
council meeting at the AllnnuintiHpring* rummunily huu<e l hi
morning si 10 30 o’clock.
Member* of the council an
guextx hf tlie Altaniiinte-Furi- l
CBy Club. |t’ i*
that the
by-laws will be icvised at lislay’s
meeting.
After
the busine*x meet ing
Ibis morning, a covered ill'll lunch
waa served at 12:3(1 o’c'oek.
This afternoon Mr*, tilss'lyxs
Kendall,
home
demonstration
agent for Seminole County, thr
county agent and delegate* *u the*
Women's Institute at Tallahassee
are scheduled to gtv# report*.
A abort musical prugrmm will Iw
given by sums of th# 4-11 Club
FOK BMFI/DYMKNT FUND
TALLAIIASBHK. July H )JP)
Tha Treasury Daparimint ha* no
tified tha Hist* Unemployment
Compensation Division that IL INJI30.77 collected in Florida dur
ing 1634 la available and will be
credited to th* Btata unauiploymeat compans* lion fund as soon
to tha voucher la certified.
LOCAL WEATHER
Forecast: Partly cloady tonight
ad Saturday, local showen Sat-
I
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lit,’ * lii. f I x i . i i l i v ’i*
421 Itiiu 1 Site,‘ I. Gainesville.
Michigan Haa First
Hanging
In 108 Tears
Miss Florida WD) Be
Chosen At MlamiSoon MILAN, M kh, July I —(JP)—
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d e n t In S p e e c h D e
li w r e d A t .M a r ie t ta
“ •••c*rt»»#,» F,flf
The hitter strife Iw'wren J#**«
■nd A ribj in I’ulr^tmr look wore
lieeA lotluy miller *hr rmixil#. of
British riflr* » ri«fl tubal rinnon*
whilr Ihr war-* in Spam an,I the
Orient '|n*etl alnnt-r in a Mjii.I
nil I
Four A 'ah- writ lulled and 'll’,
wouhdrd l»y u hoinh dial exploded
in N crowded Imm «l ilion at Jem
ralem. mum* I|ih toll in dir
fierce new lerron in i «i 17 killed
and 147 wounded in two day* Thr
British had!»• m n n
K#pul«r.
joined the fiii.n r (■nterpi iae ni
llaife
In China. Jnpiin's 1ig offrn*i\f
against Hankow staled in (hr
«wanip' along the Yangtte Rivet
ft- t'hine«e guerilla hand* on with’
ly separated front* endang«*re«l th*
Nippon* legion*.
t«enerali**iino Fra mi)’* ln*ur
genU advanced down rastern Spam
toward Almenarn hut \%e*t of Val
mna goveinnient force# reported
lh»y had driven the Imurgrnt*
back into the Mura Hill* vector
In a pitched battle lasting four
hour* British troop* f. Might
a
hand of IUH) Arab* said t«* have *
just crossed the
border
from
Tran* Jordan, east of |'ale*tme
and a part of Britain’s I'aleAtine
mandate but gnveraed by a local
Arab administi atom
Five Arab* were reported killed |
and right wouruled. There were
no British casualties
Total casualties in two day* of
rioting ami battling were 33
killed 111 woundtd.
However, a number of Arab*
were said to have succeeded In I
38 Teachers Of County’s Schools
Spend Summer In Study And Travel
T x r h r O f U A Named
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F N r r N N
Corn Flakes Post Toasties
Officers of tha Florida Frater
nal Congress far the coming year
ware elected at tha annual meet
ing af tha body fa tho AngvbUt
Hotel fa, Orlando yesterday, C. C.
Collins, who attended Ike el)-d.y
P*Hey. announedd today.
lira, Maude ORrlaan o f LakeMad, Bute BaparvUar of tha Roy
a l Neighbor!, e U named pres!
dent of tha Congrats for tha eom-
Nestle Milk
c
The 29th gnnual K••tarv c«>nventiun held recently
In San
Franri-ro was the »«-nind large*!
. vi*r held, declared II. H. t eleman today a few day. after hl»
return from the conelave.
M r*
Coleman was accompanied
try
Mrs. t'oleman on thr trip.
Over 11.000 attended the mnMention, Mr. Coleman pointed |
out, and there were repre.entatlvee from 42 foreign counlnea as |
well as from all of the Mates in
the Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman made
the trip to California on a spe
cial train which picked up Itotar-,
Ians enroute to San Francisco, j
About 33 made the trip from
Florida.
The Westerners were very !>«»-,
pitable, Mr. Coleman said, add
ing that in addition to the fiv e 1
days .pent in San Francisco, he
•pent an additional day in Lo.
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flour
Freshly Gewundl
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BANANAS
g
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1-3 Isaipoon
*UP
paprika
onions
4 nird-eooked
1-4 cup minced
egg., diced
J1™ *
1,-4 cup chopped
I-J cup diced
awett piefaiaa
colrry
1*4 cup rhopptil
1-2 cup
diced
pimientoa
cocumber.
1 |.g cupt
..
*d dressing
Ml* half of Iht drtsilng with
rest of the ingredients. Chill for
• t least one hour. Puur Into g
bowl that has been lined with crlap
lettuce. Top with the rest of the
dressing and garnish with strips
of pimientoa and sliced stuffed
olives. •
Maple Hyrep Cake
(A New Kng and Favorite) 1-3 cup butler
2 3 cup maple
l- I cup granusyrup
b<ed sugar
3 1-3 cupt pastry
I teaspopon
4 teaspoons bakvanUla
lag powder
M teaspoon >alt
3 egg whiles
1-3 cup milk
tealrn
Cream butter and sugar to(tjbar until they are vary soft ind
creamy. Add yolks, vanilla, sail,
milk, syrup, flour and baking pow
der. Beat for two mlnulea. Fold In
‘ ba *11 while*. Half-fill layer cake
pan* which bar* bean fitted with
Picnic Hams
n u n Hir»:
.
M
5 *11 Jfolka
JU LY 8 9
^ oan rrrr
GRAPES
Spaghetti 4— 15 3-4 oz. cans............ 25c
BUTTER
1 pound ctn. 31c
PURE LARD
WILLSELLTHEM
DOLE'S I'IN E Al'I'LE JUICE 4B ox. can
22 OZ. PULLMAN
SANFORD.
tions
against
the
neixure
o f m h equipment In Volusia and
Brrrard counties, but pointed ou*
that t r m t of |he operator aa
paVt of tha aeiiure and convic
tion la necessary before destruc
tion- Justice Riven Bufonl wrote
the opinion.
Thi rases wen advanced on
tho docket because of what the
oonri called -public Interest.”
Angeles.
The anti*.lo, machine law was
He asserted
Southern
Call-1
Interpreted by tha court to ban
fornia l* a great deal lik. Flor
uuf machine “ adapted” for uee ida and that Northern California
h» « k a way that aa a “ result” la entirely different.
While In
of. Inearth,g a coin or other ob- San Franekaco, he. etated, the
machinery la set In motion weather waa extremely cool and
• f | w , tho outcome o f which agreeable. He pointed out that
W jM p O ft ft b U by tho player.the only other pine# he had been
arMck- fcopcwMad Mm a* ..having
weather elmliar to San FrlncimW
■ P H P U * gambling purpose*,
w faring them whkln tha proWkUion, If they are go adapted.”
Tha court’s decisions become
final In 16 day* unless petitions
for a rehearing are filed.
« RIB ENDS
SULTANA— lirokrn SI ccd
Dox«n
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
, f f l i U A H A S S E E . July 8.—
e (4 | H k r k p Saprem e
Court
(od* r
that
marble
b o 4 g * Riul pin . g a m e* may
b * M ixed and destroyed
If
th e ow ners and operators ant
a r r a t e d and
convicted.
It
a ffirm e d a group o f circuit
court orders denying injunc
When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper
AVOCADOS
SULTANA RED SALMON tail ran
ROLLS
Rcmlnole Cnunly I'rodurra
’
More F ru it Am i VrgrtnblrH Thftn A ny
S im ilar A rea In Am erica
Rise* (r iv e n S e n a t o r
H u lk le y B y
I ’ r e s i
COLD STREAM— IMNK
SUGAR
:
O x f o r d I i R m O r I j C ca frel
f W * « U C ily A ffo r d in g Rail. H ig h w a y
* V- A i d W a te r T n w a p o rU U o o
N A V A L PACT
Senate CundidateH
Get tluestiunaire
Chairman Bheppurd, IKmqcral
Texas, said yrslrnlay »h* Seek
ate Campaign H»|» ndi'iires Csintmillet- may >ubtK>tnu rny randl
dal* whu fait* In anawrr nine quatliont embodied in a qurelionnabt
cumpla'td tialay.
Tha question* ire dr*igned k
determine, inning other tfaiRTO
whether public or privato fundi
or* used to soring election*.
Tha qucstioiuiaire*
will
ft
mailed to Senate candid*tea. WhOe
Sheppard raid he did not ballow
tho commiUaa would tncoontar aoj
difficulty in obtaining iM W d i, B(
pointed out th* eoaimlU** lu i f t
poorar t# lammon and quasIM, ma
�'W B BXNFOIW HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDAl
Herald
The Par Eastern War
S T R A N G E A S I T S E E M S — B y J O H N H IX
The Si no-Japanese war goes into ltn second year. What j
'.he Mikado's military experts Dad expected to be a puni- ]
live expedition of a few months' duration, cuthiina.ing In
the overthrow of the Chinese government and the com-1
plete domination of all Chinese political and economic life,
has developed into a Jong drawn out struggle, the end of
which and the consequences of which are not eren yet
anywhere in sight.
It was exactly one year ago yes.erday that the Inci
dent occurred which started the Japanese armies marching
and brought about ‘ he successive capture of Peiping, Tien
tsin, Shanghai, Nanking, Tsinan, Suchow, and the acral
bombardment of Hankow, Amoy, Swatow, and Canton. The
Japanese have seized most of northeastern China, and con-j
trnl most of southeastern China. Hoi for all practical pur
pose* they seem to be as far from Iheir ultimate goal to
day ns they ever were.'
__
With the single exception of Taierhchwang, the Jap
anese have won every major engagement since the figh'ing began. Hut the longer the Chinese hold out, the far
It era 14 I* ■ ■»♦*■*# r « r Tfca
are extendrd, the
more
jf#4 fN M n l l t l (■ ftfla* ttier the Japanese lines
#d il||»4 f * ( I f mm* Imr rr
preearioits becomes Ihe danger that while the Japs msy
itflpp « f at! S #W « d l t | h l r l t «
<• It B9 t«t ilhfrwlur win nil Ihe hnttles 'hey may !o*c tha- war. The Mikolo is
la thU F«P#r mm4
g Hhllahfd Ikfrulo. In the jKis*lion of Ihe lion which slaughtered Who dragon,
ifa fa paiflrmildm if «i|M
P~
at* aim* only »o die of indigestion.
The war has already proved disastrously expensive to
the Jnimncse. Casualties have run into the hundreds of
FRIDAY* JULY 8. 1938
thousands, and Japan with a compara'.Ively small popula
tion ran ill afford to lose any of her liest fighting men.
BLE VERSE P O R T O D A Y Kill worse tifnn the loss of man power from the stnnd|ioinl
of Ihe military high command ha* been the weakness of
JET BICKERINGS, CGI.W T e UNITY: Now 1 he* rich the yen. the flight of capital from Japan, and the enor
i bttthern, by the name of mous burden of financing the war on the Japanese jx-ople.
Lord Jrau* Chrl*t, that ye
The theory that a great country enn he readily enn(peak the *ame 'hing, ami <ho’ uuered by one gigantic knockout Mow. often repeated hv
be no dlviaion* among you;
lhal ye be perfectly joined certain mdi'nrv experts since the development of the airor In *he umr mind »nd mane ga* attnrks. and other modem implement* of war
, nhe iamt jurfitenirnt. I Cor. fare. seems fn have hePn completely exploded. The war in
Snain ms mne into t's third venr. The war in Ch:nn hn*
»-eu- eelerej 11* acrniid Anil the mnlnr effort of-air roUP*
warning mnton*t* Eddi*' can
n tiiiih China and Spain has been the solidification of 'li*
tiy*. “ Children nhould Iw *e«n tnjwf'Mnn
not hurt."
Furthermore, the longer Japan lakes In completing!
her
ronoups',
the more determined other nations are h*t.v'Phll Barney *ay* the tlreii.
won a "Pyrrhic victory.' romine that she will never complete it. Russia 1* dnltv
roti the atrike, but they •oiltiering rnitrnge and lending more nhl to the Chinese.
their Job*.
r,rPsIn and Frnnre are beginning *n get their hark* on
'nil awn 'be I'nlted Stnte* ha* gone j„ for the CnnstHIC*
low whu knock* hi* home ‘ IfifY
'! » » lilf»f»out nrtw In
n’nrM
ib local newspaper nr hi*
f»* nl| Ijifi fnrfg
fFIrr Hi#* rThi : IW>.n tear
of commerce, I* pretty
ta be one who I* not doinu -*> li’ tle r inse fo r ro in lriiie am ong the Jation'’ sc.
P « t to help any of them.
|n Hutton ha* had hi r
I 'Way alnfa aha wa* a girl of
•db write* a newapaper fen9 rrtHer. Wall be* »ho ha* had
■own way aince ahe wa* a girl
- V f» t ha* to rln It* ail8 f hirtlvrly, -m spill .if alt
to advertise thr»e day.',
gl i f loma Weal Irulitn hurrlabould bv altrartrd that
in) —
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t fovrnimt'iit ha* a mimhi-r
matquttn control projects,
hit' Dor* It havr >o extend
nantatlon even to mn*i|ulln*T
St, I’tleraburg Independent.
That’* Ihe place for It.
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W* would bo In fnvur of esUti"Jlteg home* In (hi* country fnr
tlenl rvfuiees from fiiarlgn
nt»U», jutl ns voon a* we got
(tent hnoiet eatahll*hrd fnr
l aeoaomlc refugaea **hn already
i k«r*.
| Jatk DvLysIe, who onct.
|hislory In Hanford, ha*
fbfeonie embroiled with Hie
rp In Onla he ha* been ar
ea a charge of obtaining
1 under fa1*e pratrnaca from
inellnn filling elation opera-
ran
In The Money
If you had to prepare a list of Americans with incomes
running into the highest brackets, you would probubly in
clude John D. Rockefeller, J. P Morgan, some of the Van
derbilts, a Phipps or two, Henry Ford, and of course the
heirs to the Mellon estate. You would not likely think of
Joe Louis or Walter WlncHeil.
And yet it is doubtful if there were a dozen men In
tho United States whose Incomes were greater during the
|>ast few years than these two more or less rank and
filers. When you speak of the "big rich” you muat in
clude them, as well as Rudy Vallee, Kate Smith, Pearson
and Allen, the authom of Washington Merry-Go-Round,
Rob Bums, of Bazooka fame, 4 n(l America’s latest sweet
heart. Shirley Temple.
For all of “these have annual incomes which run into
six figures, and a six figure incomo In anybody’s money
ranks one In the upper brackets. When the figures on
the big Industrialists' incomes were published a short while
ago, not many of them reached into six figures, and those
that did tftopped there.
Joe Louis is said to have made over a million dollars
during the past three years. He did this on a maximum
working hour schedule that would meet' the approval of
even the most rahld CTO organizer. In his last fight, he
was in the ring only two minutes and four seconds. For
that he received 9900,000 which figures out In round
numbers at somethjng like $150,000 a minute.
Walter Wlhchetl can’t boost any such earning ca
pacity as '.hat, but he docs right well for himself. Last
year he made $150,000 out of two movies, $102,000 for
radio broadcasts, and about $89,700 for his syndicated
newspaper column. If ho had no Other source of income*
such as slocks and bunds, he grossed a neat little $432,700
with which to worry along on until business picks ups.
We haven't the figures handy for Charlie McCarthy,
but we dare say he earns more than the President of tjie
United States, or the chsirman of General Motors board of
directors. It takes a hard headed man to succeed these
days.
W Purler aay* that '‘the hriln*
generates! the vaat Industrie*
tho pnat are not dead " Well
t, let’* *e». At teed thota of
B P, Rockefeller. Harvey
wtono. Thomaa Edison Comiort Vanderbilt, Andrew CarI*. TI*nry C. Prick, Rarrlman
Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Babbitt
TpB, to mention only a fate, and Mr. and Mr*, yf. A Thorn
ton have returned from Coronado
Deaeh and report a (tee time.
na ' Court ha* been
Mr. and hlra. J. A . Rarrold
3 deckle whether the and family enjoyed n pleasant
o f Pforida ran bur- day at Daytnna yeiterth
rotn the government
Harry P, Cobb arrtv< , hota*
m to il homing pro- y eaterday from Camp Jackson,
bile Miami ba* *1- 8. C, o tf a 10 days furlough
ictad a mtgnlficbnt much to the delight of home folk*
low homing project and friend*.
W i iuppoia If lh«
Mr. aim Mrs. Eugene Kpumltrt deckle* adrrraaly,
lat returned today from Day
nothing left to do but
tona Beach where they have
Mr*. O. C. Sparring are suit
ing relative* in Georgia for eev•ral <weak*.
Mlaa Bertha Many left Tun*'
day fur Dnytoea Reach Wharf
•ha will be tha gyast of hof
aunt, Mra. A. B. H>U for nverol
Chicago,
)tocamsfo\v&
f1o^& w M ,Aig)
oar)
SHUliNft
JW /t
MILWAUKEE,’ July 7 . - U P I Yacnb,
hrppopolamua ' a.
th"
Washington park inn, I* Ihr.-e
j n n ovrr the average lift spam
of 2S jrnra,
In the too a quarter century,
hr » u importi‘il from Germany
after public aubscrlplion paid hit
12.200 cntl- Namrlrt* and home
nick, ha snlkrd at the bottom of
hi* lank. Carl Ilagenbeck, noted
Orman animal trainep of
the
day. eIdled him.
“ Yacnb, Komni 'ran*-'’ Hagen*
berk commanded. and the hippo
emerged, snorting. lie
"Yacob" e n r alncc.
Martin’s Garage
General
- Repairing
Truck & Auto
Service
Bodies—Springs—Trmltan
A prk* 70 a a t afford'
> 9V
Martin’s Garage
W n R o fB T B S B R fT ?
CO, INC.
Miller mtfe.
Park Av*
i)M M
aotrrit n r s *
tw o
M M S t Me<T.AiaMi,
orTowarraiaV
Population Decline
Hrin*rs (Jut In Pay
jm .
':
FRENCH IITIONS
ACCURATELY
COMPOUNDED
A T REMARKABLY
REDUCED rRlCER.
OTTAWA* K*ns-, July X — W
— It la Rolfi|f to co*t the1 fnujrof
OBTAIN OlIK PKICh UN
and the other two elty enmmi*sinners here approximately $1.30
INDIVIDUAI. I'R E S C R IP *
tor each of the <110 fewer persons
TIONH
nKI’ ORR F1LLINU.
tne town rensua shows live here1 YOU W ILL BK H llRPH ISaa
now.
The drop m population
wim
from 'J.TJ.i peison* to 'J,1K:|. A
stale law Provides that ritir* of
le*a lh.ro U.S00 population shall
pay the mnynr f 1,000 a year and I
the eomim-sioners t'JOO. j-rrvious
l j . with Ihr pnpulatior
above'
9.501), r.trh nrrw f 1,200.
!
wtaN m & d m m
DR. MILLER
Ahrefanfurfasdet',
m em tonrooT,
PICKETS ARRESTED
NEW
YORK.- f/P>— A police
riot si|uml inlng crowbar* broke
into n struck metal work* plant
In I*mg Islnnd City Inst night
and arrested J | picket* harrlcivdnl behind a heavy alee) door
In an effort to halt removal of
equipment to New Jersey,
(.OPTHrilAlJt'H WALK . . .
Kcitnrc hxa lung ht-M >h* viewpoint that anroatora of the Ameri
can Indian* came originally from
A>i* —but how they got hire hi*
been a difficult queallon tu an
swer.
Cluav to the Ar*le Circle, the
Northrait »clkin of the Asiatic
Continent trachea out and almoat
touche* Alaaka. Front Eaat Cap*.
Siberia, It 1* merely a diatancc of
54 niilu to Capa Prince of Walai
on *he Amerlrtn abort.
Aero** this water barrier ethnolog let* east'll the early migrant*
traveled. The poxaibillty of thrir
croaalng* by boat in the aummrr
month* ha* been nevi-raiy dUrountrd twraus* of the great dangar* attached <o auch a trip.
Undoubtedly, aomr o f them
rro»»ed the region, known ta U»
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
’ received naHoo
Mat w»eh when
Mkaolel Doth, ui
»Ung th u , wat
7.
Zoo Hippopotaiinus Is
Reaching1RipeOld Age
hem*** opp.tng i rum ciia*l to M *1
const.
Eighty thousand la-uple paid
big price* o <re n prlje fight the
othir dny. Ev.-iy rtrelraek
Is
bragging about th nutnlwr of pa
Irons; the thrslres n's doing a
lining Strait, on foot, according j Alone with u dug sled, JO dogs
big biisinrs*. That diw* not look
to In John L'. Harrington, Smith and a lotil of fur, ht struck mi
mech like the I lamillnni in. or
C LY O E - M A lto R Y T lS is
toman institution ethnologist. Sorb for flig llionirdo Island, which he
Knoxic pictures of the awful rtatn * - * *— ‘ • m r
* * * r * i ‘ •*■
mlg’ otlon* were in all probability . ivaihrd in two and a half day*, of our nsiiun.
made during the closing day* of | The nrxt step In I.Pile Diomede
the l.i*t Ice Age, when the ice was covered rxatly. There a while
* thicker thun it la to- man. IIill Hhroeder joined him.
their
following on mow ,hoe*. Twentyday.
Now the S1rail I* never
five mile*
out
Hhtuedcr
fell
palely fruirn ovrr. In the t’lrt- J through the Ice, eventually died
Diaovoitda lad Watch**
mer strong South wind* drive the of exposure after Gnltechnlk re
Ice into the Artie Sex; in the whi turned him In Lillie Diomede.
Vto* Watch Ana Jewelry Repairing
t e there remain open lire'the*
('•tried northward en lba. drift <
' DUHSMitrhfaCfimnr^alf «k igrcvi% V *
trrarhernu*. shifting floe* and thin ing foes, (inttaehalk eventually
- w h k h w m in e * < „ ■ r n e u w i i r
spot*.
completed hi* nrerariou* Journey
•• PI;
■
N ail w *
Conclusive evidence that 3 foot at Rhiamarrf, 75 milt* north of
crotalng of Ihe Bering Strni I* C.ip» I’ rlntr o f Wale*, after tra
poiilhle wa* recrlved recently ty veling some 200 mile*,
Dr. Tfarrlngton In a letter from
“ I do no* think I rnuld do It
Captain Ms* (Iidteehslk of Nnm*,
again," Got'*chalk wrote.
Alaaka, whu rerounteil a (tin he
Tomorrow: The rater pillar* that
m»rie In in il from Kast Cape In
slapped ■ railway train!
Hhiahmartf.
RT-The JEWELER
Why Not Eat At LaneyV
These Warm Summer Days
I-----
DISPELLING THE FOG
BY CHARLES MICHKI-SUN
Democratic Nalton*! Commlllaa
It muat have hren a source of
great lutprlae for the public to
team lhal Chairman John Ham
ilton of the Republican National
Committee and Colonel
Knox,
who with Governor I-andon carr
ied Main* and Vermont In 710,
did not approve of freald^nt
Roosevelt'* recent fireside talk.
I don’t remtmhef feeing
much
about ano'her alatemtnl in the
newspaper*, but 1 am reasonably certain that
ex-Prtsldrnt
Herbert Huovtr feels the same
way about it.
Chtlrman Hamilton takea unibrag* at the rreilde^l'a Ihougnt
that lh* Republican ■prrty "due*
not recoguixe tb* need fop gov■inpent i>**if to step in and
taka action to meet these litw
probltma." He also point a with
prida tu the clrciitustancva that
<h* Kipubikan
National plat
form one* cam* out against
monopoly.
Apparently, all Pr**|dtnt Rooaev*lt would hiv* had to do
would hav* been te fiity on Iho
Republican, in tha Houaa
and
Braal* to hay* tffrtted all the
({tw p*r*l leglilglIon,
Isn't It
curious that all tha progressive
aantbnent that dialrman Ramiltan has discovered to tha R*pu>.tkan party ahould hav* iten tinauapcticd for so long a perlo.IT
laht It aaiatteg (hat ‘tha Liberty
League, which took Ufarga of
tft* Republican cuitipatgn df 1M9.
should hav* pound out aQ tb#
an a mb
rat*
House opposed the measure.
On the Relief bill, the G. O. P.
.Senator* voted about f
1
against the measure.
We might go bark further !n
■he record and we would find that
the Republican members of the
nallunal legislature furnished >hu
backbone for all lh* opposition tu
'he New Deal mesaurea.
Not all tho memhei* of hi* par
ty appear to appruee of either 5fr.
Hamilton himself or of his policy, for on the same day that the
Chairman'* statement waa printed,
Urpiwaantaliv* Hamilton Flab an
nounced that the National Chair
man hod lost Ib* confidence of
nimbai* o f Congresa and tha
pub.Te. Mr. Fish also slid that if
tha Republican National Commitlc* would turn o v e r some * f ltnthousand dull*:a a day which It
ia ypendiog on nothing, to >ha
Senatorial
and . Congressional
rodunittaca, ‘‘wa cuuld elect l*n
|ea*t 100 additional Republican
HrjtnsenUtlvo* In Congreaa lhl»
Thwe things ure hound to hap-
pen.ln n pyij
*»• *» H **-
Ilnur* bill or the Agricultural
bi’f until this year. Just how this
accusation fits in with tho reit
erated statement from the minor
ity parly that Ihe naional leg!*laure had degenerated Into nn
aggregation of rubber stamp* I*
not very clear. Congress, and
everybody else In Ihe country,
knew that the President wanted
and waa striving for this legisla
tion from the time the Supreme
Court Invalidated Ihe first effort*
to accomplish what these bill* war*
aimed at.
However, a party thrl does not
know what it* own program ta to
be ha* go* to blauie the President
for everything. It he'd him respon
sible when stocks went down. A*
this latter la written, stocks have
bean going op steadily (pr a week,
*o (bat parilcuter barrage hsa
beeo discontinued (or the mwmnt.
If tha upward trend continues, wa
vhall hear aiplanationa that
rise waa in spite of the Presi
dent's measures, and If tbq ppWtfd trend la halted, It wilt bf
course ba his fault.
Now. In the post wo bad many
up* and down* of the stock 'niarItet, some of them, resulting from
Wall 8'reet manipulation*, some
from ilm p Y industrial ntxaon,
some because of war* or Htnkto
of wOr; bat I do dot recall that
on/ of thym w m attributed to tkw
President bf tho United W iU *.
Truo, during tho IMS
Mr. floorer; the Rapwbltcin
—
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W e Suggest Y o u
Try Our DcHdoua—
Home-Cooked Meals
Lunch Complete With Dessert t t c
—“
CVKoldBAKE
Plate
Lunch 25c
OUR OWN P lt3
LANEYDRUG STORE
no leader, and op clear Idea beyond
rilling at whatever the party ln
powwr doc*. In all the mile* of
maqmign IhVmture tin t hare
bred liaoe tt by the Liberty League, th, Bteaaurea pa.ird dU
under Ua rarbua allaaef, and la
all DM flood of werda from the grtte ArwU* grow ta mit
•imkOUMn of tha kirwrity party
we Ufco F «( to bear one eonalruetlte incgifcHun. Tha Vhplu point
of thdlr ftrgament la manly Hut
^ a a s ts
been tnjoytng a .iU y of aaveral
day*.
D. C. Marlowe la ^tending mv eral d m la Tampa ihh week en
tha destruction
W W 0VO m n
i i h Mrt . m y
Itetta, o ft -
M r. bed Mr*. J. B. Lawson
M i *1ll(U daughter, accompanied
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A n d P erso n a l Activities
GENE M ARTIN LAN E Y, Society Editor
Social Calendar
, vr MONDAY
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Lois Evelyn Bagwell
Weds Lewis A. Tate
Hn.
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o f E u x tis
in H a n fo rd w ith
frie nd s.
George
Cantri> I
of
Tennessee was 'hr
C . E . G re e k
N a x h v it Y ,
Mrs.
of
today
Mr. and M rs
left ye s te rd a y for
v is it in C o m m e n t
H
M, Goodwin
three weeks'
Ga,
Mr, and Mrs George E. Balniehave returned home after visiting
in Hollywood for a short time,
Mr. and Mrs Ralph 1.iihin*kir
hsv* returned from Hollywooil
where they vi*ded for a few days
(*. P
and Jack Mr
Alilpy of Tall
are upend
ing Ibis wpfk in fanforrl on buxL
nt*i.
Monthly Meet
Held
„ By ChrintianEndcavor
H. MtCaalin, chairman, will meet
The monthly mart log o f the
at 4:00 o'clock at the home of
Mra. W. A. Zachary, 1317 Park Chriatian Kmtravnr (ounrll of
the Firat Presbyterian Churrh
Aftnna.
Circle Number Five, Mr*. A. waa held Tuesday night at the
D. Smith, chairman, will meet home o f -’Robert" llcmdon.
Miaa Carolyn Hague, president
with Mra. If. C. WsiKbum, 2205
_______ preaidetl over the ahort buaineaa
.Sanford Avenue, at 4:00 o'clock.
Cire la Numbar Six, Mra. Harry, meeting during which
varloua
“
chairman, - Will. fc**t auramittca report* were dlacuaaati.
Mrs. R. A. Smith, 2021. Hou*l“ » Lamer, program chair
Park Avenue, at 3:30 o'clock, [man, announced the leader* for
Circle Number Three o f
the Ik* remaining mrctinga of this
Women's Auxiliary of the Firat' roctUh. The members of
the
Presbyterian Church- Mra. H. j. Council vnietl to have a Bible
Holly, chair man, will meet at the class on Wednesday night of
horns of 5lra. Frank C. Me- each week, using the tower room
Cauley, 1300 Magnolia Avenue,'of the church a* its place
at 3:30 o'clock.
( meeting. Daphne Takach. Robert
Tha buaineaa and social meet. Herndon and Anne Wrlg
tog of the Daughter* of Wesley appointed to divide the Chriatian
Sunday School Clai* of the Firat Endeavor into group* to —'LMethodlat Church will meet in charge of these weekly meetings,
the church annex at 8:00 P. M.l Hnrin* the social hour followIn connection with the meeting in* th® huilnes*
meeting, the
there will be a white elephant ho«» »h” wfd moving pictures of
party.
the Presbyterian Young People'*
*
Conference which several of the
TUESDAY
member* recently
attended
in
The business and social meet- *von park.
J?*
Axarian Class of tho ( |, was announced that the next
Flrtl BtpHat Cburch will be held meeting of the Council will be
• t 8:00 P. M. to the church annex, .held at the home of John Bialline
Miaa Helen Ward. Mr*. J. B. W rit jn [^mgwood.
and Mra. M. N. Cleveland will act |
___ _____________
hcot«aaea.
**ciri W u U will meet at (ho;
i '
* J :J:.l *
Q u illin
y * »irn U y
Bridge Party Given
By Mrs. C. F. Stahl
Miaa Marin Moyt* anil Mia**
Sara Mnye o f SG Pi'tor btirg h i
rivptj (fxliy
vj*tt I hi*ip mother,
Mrt J M Mnye.
M i'i Pauline Bellamy am! Mi**
EdRh Bellamy have returimd from
IlaytnuA Bearh where they aprnt
several days.
. F t Ilf w n - . L an.l m u . 1. a n 11 t hen
rrli|*t to
n iv-'
ohlivimi
whib» r na ’ inn
"Hte yl
lUlf ’ h
h it " fur t ‘chr i >i ■>n y *■,.11* l hi*r r
ufler.
T imI.I1 . h Hi'Vii
iio in h i uni h t
n Irani \\ h ■> h h,i
i li'ho«l nf
a most Mfipjti .i|U-|,',t i ♦*i'*»i t In
than a
VI t. is G. TiloH Ft**!
H a iry
Rv a *| h.ivr r*r" ■Hccif 30
■uiitjf hit - f*»9 jiff . Vi ll .1lo/.n JO'h
t *i'll till y I \ Mil* JlN
AmmiLi Tin- Im .i * :i
Well 1.4
th** !m'*
i f <ft
film *>v|tifa'**
<r j n»(i ii i -.'.I 1 I, I- iii \ v, thiii
111 h:i * . Min it1 ..I 'he tuUB1
CM|
f | Jill ( t l ’*•iI ' m v Fit*"
gwilv 1" ■ .. uf (V.
votin •tv.
Jot
f|G» "
111 ft Mu*
Hull
at th*
lkun
R i *t Th* .f'»
the film -1 r
A rru>t hr
i iiutM.
lomn anil Ro
Iwrl V ' j ri 1 tt i1h »’. r» 1 *h- snil
Jut n 1 'r
)uM(l ill if Ok • f ■atur*tf
ca*.?
1 h Ii t f (,,i l-v G U'lofl rih I
B l X . I f. t'MI.'.l |M
Im
in
elm!*"*
Mav 1 hiH.|* '1 1 T , 1 In
Y o u r fal.
of \\ iff '
hi Any
1 Allgll i(j* " .mil
SVh i
hi Th i
Wor ld
h a r i v • /mini It, 1*1n Iii i . fiGifjrFox
hit hi ik« r
•1*. t. .1
\ Ian
1Iwail t.. * l * w ’ h. film ■) i ■ it gm|
to " I l f .
f ■|*« |‘ \ aitu! M" I' ' r wuil
of t . . M. * 1 in VI Ik
* rvfil
Mis* Lois (aid well has gone
to ( haitanonga, Term, where she
ill visit her aunt, Mr* J II
Corley, for several weeks.
MW Vivian Bittner rehmird
Philadelphia
yesterday
af'
spending the p*'t two weeks
Fanfiinl with relitive*.
Lou
Iliiw e 'l
of
H unt
afternoon
f jty
the guests were assembled. Mr*.
Walt until your r»fifgentcr J, N. Tenheb for blgb more, won
Mr. snd Mrs. Clifford Howell1
- dwiatHa on half frown hefon a pair of hose- Mra. W. & Ship
who have been th# guests of Mr.j
1 you odd fnilu. Otherwise tha
f i l l la likely to freer* into hard, py received a cut glasa dish as ■nd Mra. R. A. Howell for tho
icreeno prise.
po*t few day*, plan to leave to
laadika plicvs.
The hostess, assisted by bar morrow for tbolr homo in West
Apple* and rhubarb ara In ty daughter, Mlw Roberta Stahl, Pslm Bosch.
mind togetbor. Combine equal •srvod a salad course to the fol
Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker he* re
rtlona and cook as for a rrgu- lowing! Mra. R. W. Raprocbt,
aaucr. Add a little lemon juke Mrs. M. C. Swingle, Mra. Jam** turned from a two week* visit In
(Johan. Mr*. Las Looker. Mrs. Cornwall. N. Y. snd Short Hill
Improve Um flam .
Bhippy. Mrs- Vtabek and Miaaj N. J. Sh* wa* accompanied home
Mary Jana Prsston.
by Miss Elisabeth Bboemsksr who
will ba bor guaat for a few days.
>.ic iilin m ,
(IN SAI K
1
$ 4
v
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JL
(iin
DRESSES
1
ii .<i j'.*
j i Ii m
p r m h 'il
\Jin i
i
k h
lir tia ilr liitli
I
“ Forbidden
Valley”
iillr
llll I < III I ill-
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High • »nri i
lin t
M
tu
YJ
-h i 'i r .
in
lli<
^ r u t ijv
1.00 - 1 .1 9 -1 .2 9 Values Reduced a
- Panties - Gowns - Pajamas
>
Chemist's
S
I .,'!!»
A'trntiiiii nil umni-n. . .
tmii- tln-*i- | immi
iinilrrKiirim-itIN Itavv ,-tolil at *in*h i-\ l iu . im Iu m i
. . . A tfritml *tntking uj■ o|ijmrturnty. . . Slu.|i ■ ti
tiny.
i
Reduced
19c To79c
Others Reduced To $1.01), $1.2!), $!.'»!>.
SI.
BEACH W E AR
House Coats
A u M liftr *>i.tnt!if# ut *|U*t«
It y
m frchiU H liiiF
n•
<*
llollywooM l HHd |»
|»flrv
. . - M a i#
fih»' i** K d l#
, (1*1III W
*| III ciy* « 1>I Imft,4IG
Wun
Now
*1.00 to $1,118 Valueii
Ki'tluci-tl
......
(u-tiui’t-ii
sum
M)>«claeuUr v itu** f r» r
woman, *r*
wM*
ib l# Hlurhukui Hullw. . A
high wlyl* lltm
In
Ik**
M iio n 'i
i» o i l
ixipuUr
fabrla . . W klU «mly . .
Milt* ! ! • ! * ,
Our Rogulsr |2.98
Garment*
IJ .M
SKIRTS
Mm
h III
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It y f i
III
• 4i • • ly
-•#.«#I* i r
L I U «I
llll I f
I 11 tr* - f
If*
\
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fill)
Iff
VVCII fl.O-S
Shantung Suits
1
1 70
$ 4 -'10
....
:i I'lree
f Ml i ' M
ft mil JI
|f# f 1 HI HI I lf ’ V .111I v"
11flint vi
G i«1« i. m,t|Mf
Hr
Cotton
$1.08 V.ilui i
ir
• •»
•t )■
Linen Skirts
$1.00 Mild
ll.BH Value* # | OQ
Keducetl to iplefa«y
1
•toil S ltarh n k ill
Rack Of Blouses
full It lug lit
•*
( 'nnt;ii 4 lot It
AM
> 4
tflh la ful Riid ii *v iM tlF r ii1
#
* . , Mild lfl*!r»f4M:| W illi M
'is
“>69c l 00 l-39
. “ S" 'l ime Suit
SUNDAY
fa earits
im)<> , i i , i M
Mad** t•* -4‘ii hn >1
Shark-Skin
Fresh Peach
Ice Cream
. . 1 l i . r u i t-
.9 8
Now
ciein th* piano bay* by
them with akahol applied *a a
.
$ * |
t
“Mama Blins
Wild”
8ATURDAY
,,f
M,
Kl.lri ( I |) In
.3 9
— AND—
Bargain Nila I0c-2.r>c
keep it out of roach of tha cbli-
soft cloth.
w i ' i ' k -1 -m i* ,
offu i* .
“ Wives Under
Suspicion”
“ Arson Racket
Squad”
>| \ I I
A y. in i ii I ill.in n in I'nmiil i'ii- >oiii
uni in i v> , t <11 ..
no! lim e ' '
I’ li-nlx ol root |n ir11 «-i I i,n ..ii |iinilu-i |iiliil |ci* i ! n n nil ••i ,-|>i--.
Nun'll
Innl \.nn ( i t "
mill e n n v fo l. ili'i-**iiinhrr ilrlm li-il ,ii n rii'i'.n *li m
TONIGHT
P L A Y SCREEN!)
it
ttilli
DRESSES and
2-PIECE SLITS
\ (llui-n Il'.li- to
“ Under Wcsicrn
Stars”
|<•*
, ......... ...
m i
t||M
V S:tlr « or I In o f xmir ronliriiiril |i.il riuiiiEi'. f o r o lin li u t- I ., 1.1- tin
iipprrrialinn lo yon. who hint* lit till- lln-> I'sl.ib l-.lin n ni ........... tinfield in ih i* ro n iititin ilt.
Dance Sets
SATURDAY
•
in iirt-.ilh.lnkinq tithn**.
The Rev. Horace Ky bum ami
mother, Mra. W. W. Byburn, uf
Irwin, Tenn. arrived
yulerilay
afternoon to be the gurxla of
Mr. and Mrs. P- Bayard .Smith.
Hr*. E- n. Lary and son. Kdily.
have gone to Wiycrtw*. (’.*
where they will spend thi* week
end. They will go from there to
Pemsndina Besch to spend next
nies decorated tha room* wbero week.
Do cut-worms wreak. havoc to
your garden T Try tktoi Mototon n
guart uf bran wi<b n cap of told
water. Add a teaspoon c u ll of
molasses and Faria graca. Sprtokl*
room of llm a W t n around the
planu juot befora daak. Whan you
oUr* tbo sarplus, t * aaro U mark
Kiim tn fur nlyle nnil xiiltli"* IhriM itil (In- rn u n lrt *'llulli nm«| Slin|>~
it II A K L A I N E V E N T im »iirpn n »n l in Hie h is l» r t » l S tn l.m l Itii-nn
Nut :t -..lit-— o f mill.* iiml fiiH*. or tinniinlt'tl t m - n l i . m i l I m t . I r l i t
T i V hiifii* io.nl*' m • lll.t fill
ymii h till
iiulw it h»
\'
'w
|M»Oll 4 of pirn l|t 1t *1 mu t ji 111
Mr*. W. L htoudenmire, Mr
■nd Mr*. John L Mil'er and
daughter, Jeanne Inne, have rv
turned flnm Saraaot* und Tam
pa where they visited relatives for
aevcral days.
i
Commencin^-Saturday July 9 th
- pwiiI
Misd tiled i Hyson left yester w 11h i w H * I......
Add
day for Myrtle Beach, B, C when line 14.1lilt
d More,
id IWbhe will «ttend a h*m*e pirty She tfjs loins
.t I. *ilm g a
Min
ill nlsu visit m oth< r parts of the
»tate.
•
1ion
llm i v up d»
Mr. and Mra. I) K Morgan of|Ti»a-i sponge or m*. I f «
i ike
Columbia, 8. C. are visiting Mrs. L|lcrt S|*iea*t ihrtu wdh pr« *.*i v d
Mongan'a mother Mrs, Bessie « fmi» or jnm, ,S irionnd
t-v.* I
Hutchinson, and other relatives with hananu-. In-rne- 01 or n *
in Sanford for ig few days.
1 1f >ou have a «uppl> of ’•hredd. i
■
■nH-ofiut mi ham) to irit i-tune of 1h
Mr. anil Mr». John l< Balme* and 'prifiklc u UHlr HVl'l 'In
ami .on*, John, Jr. and V* rnnn. of of each iles’Vi'ii
. -- —
Kv.nwin, III. are vl.l'ing the fvn ■
m*r’» parent*. Mr. -.in1 Mi..
Top Lakiil >|||*»|| I. in Mi'ti
George Halmc*.
ouxGirv of one *"l* • f hrovvfi u
.f I'l.VS.Ii •
ar, one Gut p Hill
Chnpma n left diJltvi, two tl'H poofl . i . r .in .........
Miaa
Mabel
(\lVl* l»ril ami h 11 U i'U| of v Hu e .
Green
Wetlne.ilay
fur
nd the ^Spread the mixture oil *op of G.
Girl
Scouta camp
at C a m p h a m j u , i b « o r e y o u put il in to 'I
Chowenwaw for two eeks.
t
CLEARANCE
1
at iMytona
1Ft
"A Sanford Establishment’*
Mix ei|n if (M i l
nf I in . | oi
and tilt pt n* me to mnlo m . ffee
1»v** and ■<oiifvmii ,i f u n 1 h . pol
1h
A|'l» \ Mo* oh vi t * Ml It a
M r and Mrs. A. L. Betts, Mi*s toft r In'll V\X|.» tin 1 .(• • . dr\
Kteannr lltekMori and Mi n I,rum anil poll ll W llll i i 1* **k S -t , loth
yesterday
Beach,
•\
■
Hollywood Shops
Household Hints
To rsmnve win* xialna fmm
Mr*. C. F. Stahl ontartalnad
•ab'e lincna cover tha lUtovd area a few of her friends with a
with cold wator and iaH. When •< bridge party last night at her
dried, rtnsa It to cold wa<er homo on SUternlh Street.
launder tho linen to the uauil
8cveral arrangement* of ato
11
n*SH SPECIAL*
w hi n ) h" - |ui if in ..M,| them. A
mn*i -4- m i v
1h•i
iti kiwi kb rot*
^he'll g i i a i -.i -, !lif w hn. n i It 1 wiijf
how Iin| nnmi.iu h U lh* Jour .
Thiu* . ■111v - r t SI 1M| ii (ten on*
Pe rsonals
Mias Laii* Evelyn Bagurrll of
' Waycroea, Ga. bream* the bride
o n . Mlaaionary Socle, y of t h ,'” '
.T* '* of
Flrsi Bap'Ut Cburch will m ot f.
° al lb* home of Mr and
with Mr*. A. K. Rsaaetter , t her
Hu« h
,n Wayaoaa.
homo no Calory Aeenuo.
I , * " r T m o n >f « » " r -r f o r m i -.t by
Cirtl* Number Two of «he Wom-'1^ J * " ' , B E; Donehoo, jm*t..r
«,',M<a.lonary Society of the Kirat of *h' ( ,'n,r■l n , P " “ ( hurTtl.
Baptilt Church will meet with ln lho PrMcn" “ * a few fr.enda
Mr*. F. A. Stranie at her home and rniativrii.
Arrangi-ment*
of
frrn
and
Myrtle Avenue and Thirteenth
nmflai formeil i i harkirround f*»r
Street.
Circle Number Three of the the im p ro v is e d altar, where the
Women*! Mlaaionary Society of couple s’<m»I In-fore a white -alin
the Ftnt Baptiat Church will meet prie dii-u Kloor basket. of ilahl
• l the homo of Mr*. Kyle Shoe- iaa and taper. in branch--I .-n
maker, 7t7 Park Avenue, with delabra were arranged on each
M ri.ll. L. Leonard as hosleaa.
\aUie of the altar.
Circle Number Four of the
T h e b rid e w o re n n a v y
i-luo
Women's Missionary Society of lace d re s s w ith matching hat and
the F ln t Baptist Church will meet Jaccessories. II or shoulder ror.uiK-'
with H n . J. B. West, C IO M »f* w as o f p m k ro s e b u d s and tub*
noli* Avenue.
roses.
Circle Number Five of the WornAn
In fo rm a l
re ce p tio n
was
fd*e Missionary Society of «hr held fo llo w in g
the
c e re m o n y.
Baptist Church will meet st C o ra l vin e and
|»lumoru&
w re
the home of Mrs. J. M. S'ine- used to d e c o ra tr th e bride 's t ih le
cipher, 2404 Park Avenue.
w h ic h h eld u ta rg e w e d d in g cake
The Business snd S o c ia l meetT h e b rid e in th e d Hugh te r of
inf of the Fifty-Fifty Bible Claw S irs . J . C . B u g w e II o f Jo p p a .
o f the First Methodist C h u r c h
fro m
Ala. .She was g r u d u s t r d
will hivo s stesk supper at
G u n t e r c v ille H ig h
S chool
and
EvansdaU at 7:00 P. M.
la te r tra in e d as a nu rse in S t
The Business anu Profram
V in c e n t s
H o s p ita l
in
B ir n iin g
Meeting o f the Women s Missionh a m . S h e serve d on the n u rs e 's
ary Society of the First Meths ta ff a t the A t la n t ic C o ast L in e
vdlst Church will meet at the
H o s p ita l in W a y e r o M
fo r
the
church at 3:30 o'clock.
past fe w yva ra .
The circles of the First Pres
Mr. T a t e holds a position w ith
byterian Church will meet
as
the A t la n t ic C o a s t L in e R a ilro a d
follows:
h ere where he and his brid e w ill
Circle Number Onet Mrs. C . C .
m a k e t h e ir hintie
B rifft, chairman, will meet with
Mrs, C. A. Andrews, S O I Pal M r , a m i M rs , G e o rg e G r a y a n d
metto Avenue, st 4:00 o'clock. R. T . W a r r e n w e re am o n g 'h ose
Circle Number Two, Miaa I-et-, fro m o u t o f t o w n a t t rn d m g l h tie Caldwell.^chairman, will mart wuMmg
• r 4.DO o'clock at the horn* of
Mr*. H. C Long.
Mra.
John
Is
‘
Telephone 148
'J,lwUe'
Allinil I ' lllll of It c u i o ll »t t
H?*a' '‘ ••riirui . . who wiii'it onl>
K t'd iti'u l to
1*0 J
Sharkskin Play Suits
Were $2.08
Now
.08
Bathing Suits
Silk l.inen Play Suits
1 1.tot A V.MIH Value.
$ 4
....
One—Two Piecea
Were (1.08. Now....
I
$ 4
.00
f
Sharkskin Slack Suits
Regular $1.05 Values ( A .08
Now
....................
Organdy and Silk
Evening Gowns
$1.00 and $1.98
Til* *ic *nil-* kb||| k■**'(■
y n tir i p ( i i l v M uH t i o u r
f *’|t|$Ml,t I Mf" la*
*K fu ll rjAiiH** '*'f ■!■«* .
v>i
Reduced to $1^
Shoj
H
* All
«h<*«il,' U*l»f w fight (*»r
il l-'tnl -Wf|m. . . Jlif'l
n u n in ii*u t**i w i t t i l y )
I*
�State Officials Will
•Mfbitd Rale Hearing
N o
£'
T A L L A H A S S E R , J u l y t . — iJP)
— - A .g r o u p o f F l o r i d a R te to ofK f ffelal* w i l l a tte n d a n
In te rs ta te
’ C o a l m a rc s
C o m m is s io n
h e a rin g
* On a k u t h r a s t r r n f r e ig h t rates at
{ t B u f f a lo . N . Y . , J u l y
S*
I
w A r n c f f c u t * - jnip
- Whether (he favvrnnscnt
P««ta a "b*publican or « Demo
cratic poat roaster the
Hookers
can qqaltfy—dud have Wan doing
it for
yrara
In IN S Charles Hooaer VM
sppolnlad ta a Republican and
served until l|is Democrats came
Into ppwtf With Woodrow WU-
12.
The hearing follows one hrlil
11 at
hirmingham, Ala.
A p r.
1
"
S o u th e a s te rn s h ip p e rs rn d ip la in e d
ra te * e h n rg e d in this area a re
d ia r r im ln a t n r y In c o m p a ris o n w ith
l{ m t a a in the N o r t h and
E a s t.
• T h e B u f f a ln h e a r in g w ill he for
D o r t b e a it e m s h ip p e rs b u t w ill a t
tra c t a n u m b e r o f o ffic ia ls am i
— shippers
from
the
«a t.
itsecaodcd
him.
When
llardlpg
was
elected
Hdoeer
egalp Wcaam pdctmna(cr.
The Dw iagf^p U r t i came to
’ power wiih TjW (Loom volts hut
(party members in Wappear I fig
ured there would
be
nothing
gained if they asked for>th« ap
pointment of B DcaMscmt, as Mrs.
Hooaer would W o
been the
choice, so Denser has been held
southeast.
State officials
Among Florida
pipetted to attend arc R
L.
Dowling, supervisor o f conserva
tio n ; Herman Cunter, slate go
ologin; Jarry W. Carter, chairman o f the Slate Railroad Com-
*
mission; J. T . Tench, rate
*x' p e ft f o r Uic com m ission; THeo T
i TKrahull. attorn ey fo r the com
mission; V. H, Scruggs o f
the
State M arketin g
IJurcnn;
and
rfprwnlmtlvfn o f th# S u i t For
e «t»y Heavies and the State KoaiJ
tfffr.
i*X1 sod uanrt v r lllo n rx i'itr t r f
SVALTCn A. J fA P O N 1 Will o ffsr
f » r is le e l |«h lle eetary io Iks
k lakes! kid dar lor seal,
u
Ilia
Court House ealrsn ee la lanrord
oil ike llt h day o f July 11)1 at |l
n’olM k A U
sax fe H Iflo a ls
or
tsrlU lralsa Paid hr ih « Hi m , to
■*lh er with t i l sm ltisd sad sub•rqiseas Uvled U s e s ea ska folto w lM doarrlked *«ods In Hsmlnnls County. Florida, tn-wlt:
Cert. Ns. m t o f July 1 m i
onvtriBn U I Is Blk t. {Fast
W IM m tr*
VrslHsn* mr kand and sent ih lr
thr let day e l July t i l t .
Department.
J a c b s o n v B te
T o ll T o
B r id g e
MR. A N D
B e In c r e a s e d
M RS. J A M E S
B A U LE Y C A S H , SR., uru t h « v
«| g (« pardon board rufusa to cammuta tba dualh i t s l t n c *
napur o f thuir ftvu-yuar old
JACKSONVILLE, July H.
M ytta W h o Wins,
iA‘,
T e ll on the Hi. John,
llrviT
? b t i d Cr o ve r which |ia>*en a lu m '
portion o f BUlnnioInlr l i t f l i c In
the Floriila n t i ruasL will
1kT lU od fro m *J0 r r n li pur car tu
•on.
In T «U s U i m « , Pig.
o f Franklin Plorco
During tka pro cuudtnga, M eC ailV matKur j
to /iak fo r ciumoncy, ,rH « said, but iku duad boy's
moltiur rufusod,
at tg y in g r MN o ponalty can pay for lb# ertma o r
ruliuvu ut o f onr misory.
Mrs, Mi
o.
(HRAI.S
' XI on Auf. 1.
Cert. No. t i l l of August l.
ISIS, ro etrln g: l o t i too * let
(I I*. Hwope lauit (V s f U t of
IllscS Hammock.
CCrt-
1*11, ro T S r t a g :
tko i n k
----- -----------
death
lap taaee
te
Ufa
imprisonment.
The
p is la re ahev* thews M sC sil’s weeptag w lfa (r ig h t ) pad
Ip pradlcal y one sjxjh of the piolher as they allew ded lha hsaring.
r-Rfkan families ip this couniry Ihr
Wpga vsrneiL ore women.
jp*
w tee (1 or
ft)
WH iipkii imv hmiMl Hml
ihs 1st day sf July I t t L
II. F. K p i
Clark ut Clret
llsm Inul* Coualy,
— (------ —•
t
Th*peak Of employment in Ihe
. canning industry is August and
' September.
l e g a l
k iil i
T* *
Idaee with
ii,s
prsChqylrr ISMS, Acta or
ipoa W flltsa request ul
CR V TTH 1 w ill o lls r
Puhitu outory la
the
Ibdr fqr cash
si
lha
■s s«ttq iK S In Hanford
t day af July ,1
u
V fkftlflapla
or
Teh l by Ibe Nlals |oh kll o e illln l and sub•lop leas* on lha (olWTlbep tends In MontiT- Farida, lo -w ll:
». I t * o f Aug. |. M tt
U i I lllh . t Tr. %.
I f . M s i July j, n i l
M riaa Lai (I A Thai Part o f
« o r Creek A N I A al Lul
Mt- Jusspba,
■*<»- * h !**.P» Akg, t. t i l t
W
m wNnoN.
Clerk o f C lrm ll Court
Pemlaale O ovnir. rlnrkln
1911, covurlng- U t i
(IR tU
NOTICP OH PACP OH T AX
CKBTIHICATPP
In arronlaniu wish ih* pravlslnns
id Ckaplrr
l i n t Arts ef M tl
ta isskrdqaeu with the pr» and unon wrlusn
r**|usut
ol
«• *-‘h*pt*f M«M. Asia al Mita nuHA ir r s jiN o r r 1 w ill a f
»<L hwl up** vrrliian reausal ad ter fur sals at public putary to
9r. tT l u An I will o ff.r for tale I M klghret bldilsr fur caah at Ik*
it FkVUd ' aatary
Cndrt N o w * solranc* la RakforC
Md*r fee rash
on Ik * Mtk day of July l i t ! al
t l o'alnch A. M. tsa rsrilflca iu or
‘. I ! * * *5 ,n ,* * * . l 1
rrrtlflra ls s held liy Iks m a te la.
gather With a ll nmlttsd and subn*qu«nl l*vlsd sasss on lha fo l
low in g dtrerlksd lands In Humlnole County, Hlurlds, lo -w ll:
Cert. Ne. M l uf August T,
M il. ravsrlag: N «• ft o f Lain
I *
I Ulk B, Burns VI via
" " 'M U '
IllA L I
NOTION o p a m i a s T A X
J*W* *■ C nAH NRH I wRI
I N IITIF IC A T H P
•
M r salo a t pokifa * 4 *1 1 '«
In ncniiilaiiL.* ivllli
Ihs
pro- hlebdsl bMIdtr Cor sn|k al
v Ihiuiui Of Clin pi *1 la n e . AM* q|! Court llouso snlfance in Pi
I ’ l l *•li*I IIIWI1 IviUlun rninert of on Ik* llt h day of 'duty 11
M. M. KnTKH 1 will niter fur salo t l o'clock A. M.. laa dortltlci
nl publlo uuirry to the
hiah..*l s e r iin u ie s held l y Ibe ttkl
bidder fur rash al ih * Cnurl lluuio grlkar with all plaltlaP ta d
sniranee in Hanford on Ih* l l l h svquunt lovlec Is a ,* Pa Ik*
M U tll t l «IF lf t l. ll UF T A X
day uf July M tt al II ii'rhirk A. lo e ln g dsserlbsd lands la
iK N flM lft fN I
lii n c fu iila iii# w ld t
ll«v
pm* M.. la s rrrllflra ln o f evrllfli-ates pel# CoHBiy, riorldq, lo -w ll
held
by Ih* Hint* luaether with nil
Ccvt, N s I t * uf pug.
v(* la n«« uf Chm ptvr 1923*, A rt # uf
nnd
tubes.|uenl
luvled.
rorurlag Lot t U1IL t T i.
lift? unU upon mrrlttaii r#uu«#l uf Minllin i
tusea
nn
Ihe
fnllnwInK
demrlbud
Mnnfurd.
M Y IIT IR A. DK CO rrLH I w ill uf- land* la Muiulnul* C u u a ly , F lu rls n .
m i . ____ m y b g n j * n g ***
f*r far »#1«j ml pulilla ifUlurr in
ill# h igiiixi |»LIit#r fur «m#li « ! thu
"l-le l Nn t i l l ..I A a r 1 IBIS
1,1 * * *
Uuurt iluii## B iilrin o i In Huufunl
un ih# lllh dmr a f Jul/ 191ft ml
t l uiilurli A. U . Inm m l l f l t x i v ur
«i#rllf lvml#« Isold 'by Vb# Himin it**
«#|h#r w Illi mil om lUi4 #n.l mb*
FTijuapi l#vl«d lmi#m oa lb# fal*
.r
I9 JT
:i i h J
hM u
to rtlim n
n a ia ll
.M Tlb o tl late*!* In
F lo rid * . |o*w it:
tU m lfin U
i
W lin *s* me hand aad reel this
■he le t Pap o f July l i l t .
■
- ■
a T. IIP BN HON, 1
*
J
. Cteeh af Cirowll cmWJ
Pern Inote Coualy. v io l Ida
tVllupei k>l
ths 1st dsy of
iWTICIV <
v> ^ a
U n d "* q w rn*
g
W T m ti.:
2 # r m .• tlosl
ilt iii
iRw!
.1 u
Mo Tel ol July J. !•<(.
of
Tr,
B|
IV M#i nford.
Curt. No 194 of July I. l i l t
cuv*ring Ulta 4. 7 A I Ut|i 9.
Tr
14 I m i f o N .
Curl. No 79$ o f July 3. t i l l
covering Lota I A 19 0tk 4,
Tr, 19 MmIlford.
Curl. No 741 o f July 1, 1931
Covwring Lot 19 |1U« 13* Tr. 4
Pan ford
Curl No 111 o f Aug. S, 1911
covurlng Lot 1 Ulk. || Tr. •
Hanford
Curt. No 493 o f AUg. I. 1939
cuwrlmg Lot t Ulk. 14 Tr, I
Umnford.
C trl. No. l | l o f July 7, 1939
covurlng U i 9, Ulk. 14, Tr. I
iWLKWV.sV«#«h
Paalerd.
L’s il. No. M l o f
rursrlng tail T H
Hanford.
Cart. No. l i t e f
eialona nr Csnlb'er I ISIS. Reta e t
H U and anna w rit ten r,quasi nd
A LB X H TA p. W A I.T V N t w ill o f.
fkr fo r sals at pvklle oulery So
Iks bfphaal liMder fo r task S> Ike
Courl Mourn eqirence is JUafurd
on Ihs Ifik day o f Ju)r l t l j f at
tl u eloek A. I I , tae certlfleete ur
esrtlfleaiss held ky ih , Hlals 1le astkyr with ail an>Hi*P nap suUn q u sa l levied la fu s gp Ike fp l.
lowing dsnerihsp lands Ik Pkskt.
k eif Cpuaty. Flerlpa, se-wili
CSrt. No. H i o f July T. MM.
eevarlap: M U ». Ik * M BIX
M T
*. P k n lp e t. _
’
M
I*. I f M M U
Clerk n f C lrm ll
Hstulhule County. F]
Panlard.
Carl. Ne. t i l o f Aug.
rovsring Col ) Blk. I t
R a n fo rt.
Carl. No. TM Of
rovsrlap Lois t *
Tr. t Pk s ford.
Cert. No. e l l af
en u rin g Lola T, I
Tr. | tan ford.
Cert. No. T it o f
July
M
Ana
A 1
July
all aenUtap and subsequsut levied
tpgsa oa ths fo lio w la g dvsnrfbed
• * » * « # ! • Coualy. F w ile s ,
{>*fl- Rk. | l« o f Auauet
L.
M il. rovsring: L o t t Blk I t T r
1 Hanford.
Wliasaa my hand and seal I hie
lha in k day of June ltl]L
V. HMRW
a f C lrm ll
Ceuaiy. p
OerC No. Ilk pf Aqw. j , l U t
“ ^
^
C v r t . N a . l M p f Jkly t, M i l
ivsrla g ■ f| ft lot I Rib. 11
■ '
IW
T f.V S
Can* Kf. 431 af JulF ft IN I.
ruvsrlap: Wi* ef PWM' as'
faverlkc bat • i i& s s
AhsrsnasMe'a Pkk.
iT A n
W|ihme my bund
t£ j u ,u
Csurt Hi
1 M th l 1
* a l l i • • laal
f t f l Itfb
C.n
" T & S o il
mala C a a iir. Florida. «#-w ll:
■1 Ulk. t T f. I 1
Cert. No. t i p 1
cox .flo g M tk
C o u n ty , I
r w s r ln a U I a Ink I Tr p
Baarare.
.
Cart. St> 734 of AuiuM
T.
Cars. No. t i l at J o lf 1. I t i l .
1911 t o v i r l i t i : L o t • B ib
1
ravsrlaa Lot 1 IMP I J r a
Flur* liwlght"
H n n ford.
•.
witfiFFw mr bond and •••! thla
Can. No, M l nf July I. I l t l .
the* tilth tiny o f Junn 1919rnvrrtna
Lais
I
,
|
(
I
I
1
)6
*
o i* j i l i i h d o n .
T r s Maaford
q u r k o f Circuit knurls
W l t n * » n r Kane aaS seal this
H*fitlnepl« Couhljr, rinrldn
Iks l l l k baa ol Jaae U ll.
—
(kUAle)
(I. I- HH|trMNirM|
lllrrk n f l i r n l l t t i f U
s o n t h n r e a i . u see* t e a
MmiilinlM (.‘ uiinlf, K lu flJ S
t x h t if ic a t m o
In itceoMluiicu w ith Ih f
pro*
vUiown of <;iiu|»Ur I l i f t , A * U ol
I »J1 mitt 11|hiif wrr lil*fi r x i a m of
m o t i c i q r p a l p oh t a x
”
II JA1IF.H HUT 1 Will nrfnr for
C U O lH I C A T II
t«
u l * *t pu b lic o u te r/ to thn h lp h ‘
Ip arrordaif* wllk Ike .rovtsloaa
M t hldc.nr fo r c*nk mi (fit C p u ft *e
Ckdklsr I t I M .
Aela of 1MT
,
limit# «iilrunes i«. Snofyrd on (hw sad
upun w ritten
le.u rst
o f »t
V11li iltiy of
July
llfi
at
U C. A. P A R T I N i w ill nifty fo r sala
„■
o'clock A k , 1mm c «rtlflc »tn oi al pulille sultry to Ik ,
k fa k .st
cnrilflcnlM held by the ll| (p td- ikddsr for mail al Ihs Courl House W.
KClhair with mfl unil(t»4 mint iuh- rntranee la Ppnford on Ike tills
A#t|u«fit L«vt«d immmm mm the lo l* day
Jul, l i l l
It « rr|oeb A .
iitw liiy 4 « a c r l M Imndn In Pmmlnolm U . lax n r l l l m s , e r rsrtlflealrs
Cuunty, Flofldm, l o - t l l ;
kald S r Iks Plata todsihrr w llk
Cart No 141 o f Aug. I. 1911
all om liisd and aukeequrni levleP
covering Lot t l i FltiadmraL
l*asn an M r fnllnvrlne dredripeP I '
Cart No 1M o f July T. 1919
lands In H. in Inal* I'ouaSy. Florida,
c o v e rin g N K k
A HW H
ntlk.
|a*w|tl
1. Tr. I v *mmfordw
I-Ik of carl “.Nil I » 1
of
A
C trl No 3 «t of
l. 1911
J u l y I, M M , ra vvrln .r La! 11
,
c*»v*rlitg A ll (lenaai B y) Ulk I,
U k I 1*1 Air. t
Tr. i t ttanlorfs.
W lln n m m y hand
and w u l IktP
‘
Cyrix No. 701 pf July 1, 1931
tka l l l k t a r ef Jun. M i l .
rovnrtiig l-otn 4 A t> ||lk. | Tr.
o. r. i i i m n i k i n .
'
9 H anfurd,
O .tk at i.-lrruli cju rs, 1C
o n
No t i l of Aug. i. m i
Ptmlnols Ceualy, FleJlPe.
,
ce»v*rln« leota t. 1 A 4 Ufk 9,
tafkftn
,;
•(
EH f'A J lllA W A Y i W|i| attar (or
I I I * 91 public oHtrrjf to thf hl*f|#rt lihldcr f « r m all K Ida UOlirt
JitiiiM* •ntrurur* Hi Hnpfurd mm tH# (as e s rtlfle e i* nr serlllira lse Isel4
Ml
llth d «r of July i s i t i| it o'clock br Use ma;e to a sib sr with
ssd
sul>seaa,al
leyl*U
A. M., u i N r t lfln ila or cwrtlfl- oialtlrd
cmton k i M b r ih # d u u t 9 l * U u r i taxes un Iks fu tlo w ls f SeteribeR
with all o m lllfi. tiikil «i|b**'41l# 9l j Isml* la a,m lssU Caseur. FlurMa.
l«Ilp «l u u a on th* fallowing <!•* lo-w lt:
,a
and M l tfcN
n
w
t v
N O T It'N .a P HALM (IF T A X
I 'K H T ie il'A f K !
la aceurdanc* wlih lb * pro
visions o f Chapter M ill. Arte ul
111 and upon w tlllun rsqu«*i nf
IA R K T h*. A MAMM J. lIXMltKN
1 will after fa* note at public uui
rry ta Ih* hlehuul bidder lor task
at Ik * Cuufl tluus* tnlrkac*
to
Hanfurd un Ik * 'l l l h day of July
I l t l al I I k’elork A, M-. tea c*rlltlm l* ur e erllflra lee hold by Iks
•late lopalhsr with all ornllted
sod . subsequent Isvlrd taxes *H
the foliow taa dsoerlhod lands la
Bsmlkkt* County, Florida. lu-Wlt:
Cert. No. I l l at AHg. I. M l*
cavsrlkg Lai M Rlk, It Pyurl-
.IK it.v P O ff.
In •ffuiiiwiiTg wait
llii
pc»*
T lilnn i uf i'M:i|»l«r 11$91. A^fa ' l l
my hynd * and aval this
day a f Jaaa tit * .
s*. H. IIK ItN lKiN .
Clerk of Cl n u ll Courl.
As ail nul* Csusiy, Florida
M O T,c,c ^ r , H Y c y
la h«Cofdaao* u
vloloka at Chester
I l t l and apoa wrtll
FLO R ID A PUBLIC
t w ill wffsr fqr tale
tr y la Iks hlghaat \
at the Court Hsu*
.
1
t i n 's
I A I. n.
f r r u 'V ! r , v . v s s
(Dark a f Cimu.i I'nurt.
PsntlaeN Cesihly, FUrlda.
l
f.
f t»iU i
It le bee.
t f l i n f w im x k.«...I H ,-l seal th t,
£ »»■ • l i «.
ths l i t l i day u ( J u a s H i t
Wlsueaa my hang and seal tins
II I*. IIP .H N IIO N .
ia l l l k Pay a f Jaae M i l
4'isvk of C l r m l l L'.uirL
n. F. HKHNfiON,
H .lilln u ls C ix in la . K lu rlils
W
fttV/iisia
-41 ,au
i ;e
A > . lAOItNtdlN.
N U n u tk AT ceil 11Ira 1st
ha b »s i* luprihsr with
I PCP skhe*qd«oi lsvl«s
thA fallow lag describe.!
IspUMte Cnuaty. SI*rids,
I'o u o tr,
A ti lth' s Hornnd
A ddit ion
to
O vludo.
C u rt, No
||9l of A u g u s t 2,
1131, c o v u r ln g : Bug I V> ch W
of * £ C o r of N W U *»t K K H *
Burllon U. T w p 31 tt Hnngu Jl
n*lf No. l i r o f July t. M l!
e ie iw U l t l A x lie.I ft
Lot I t Ueuea HsmmuS.
road ei the Court House
, U
CVrti P I Circuit lim it, i
SemUele Covslr, MS* 14s.
of
B*1
MriPS N l* Ik A 11 — Mao-
i
n
Curt,
l i t * o f A u g u a t S,
1919, c o vu rln g
Bug RK C o r of
N W 14 » f KKVg Mur 34. T w p 21
K ftangw It R ru n W *93 cl.
N 10 ch W |.79 r h N l b l>*«
w 19 11 ch R 2 I t
rh
N
In
lokku Juaaup N K Iy a lo n g la b *
to pt N of Hug H |« H*g
C art. Nit
M i l of A u g it « i &.
I f 14. c o v u r ln g ’ K H nt H W % of
HW>* uf K W H . due. 13. T w p .
14 H H an g* 1«
Curt
Nu
lt#!» of
Ju ly
7.
1939, c o v u r ln g : H H nf
of
N W H of N R U dec II . T w p t l
H Manga 31 K,
C urt, No. 1119 of A u g u a t 1,
1911, ro v u r liig . Lota I to 4 A
III to |« hill K. II L l i l l r b u l U
A dd |o t'lvludo
C urt
No
1131 of A u g u a t 3.
t i l l , c o v e tin g Lota l tu t U lk
t>. If lw
Jd llrh u lla
A dd
In
O vludo.
C u rt. No. 3111 of A u g u s t ft.
1939, r u m tng
U its I tu
11
lllk t\ II L M U rh u lls Add to
O vludo.
C * rt- N o .i 1417 of A u g u a t I.
1913, c o v u r ln g ; leols I t A
13
lllk II. I.. U M U rh u lls A dd to
OvIuisO.
C u rt, No. 1327 of A u g u s t 3,
1931, c o v u rln g ; Lu la 1 to
tO
lllk H II. U M ltchulla A dd la
Ovludo.
C u rt. No. 1234 of A u g u s t 3,
1911, c o v u rln g ; L a is • to
31
lllk A. II. I* M ttckulls Add to
O vludo.
Curt. Nn. 1319 nf August 3.
;«rt.WN «. M i l of July T, MM
Clark p f Clrrult Couil.
Bemliwle Ceunly, * lor Ids.
I Is
day o f J obs l i l t '
g a r o f das* teas.
C-Met.
•et. N
No, I lei ef Aua. I, i n t
oar.•flap LOU U A I* Msec*
‘ rr ,
1.
H 0 T IC 9 1 O W h g r .K o r t a *
(M t v ir iv u N *
In uccnrAn^kCu wrltk
Iku
provlulonm a t C k u p iu r 11399. Artm uf
1417 iind nn>*M WflMwti ruf|»cw| uf
BK.N H . J O N U l 1 w ill u f f u t
fur
rut# mt pu blic o u tc ry to Oic h lg k uat b l< U »r io r emsh at Ik* C o u rt
llouuo umranga |n k a n fo n l on in «
l l l h day of J u l y 1911 at I I o'clock
A
14.. u i
c r M f i r n t t » r c u r tlf lcaiua held by thu Htmlu (n g r t h t r
w ith a ll o m ltiu d and auhaunuvmt
lu*led tasuu on thu fo llo w in g <luic r lh r r . land* In ftumtnol# C o u n ty ,
F lo rid a , to* w it;
C urt Nn 1447 o f A ugua t S.
l i l t , c o v u rln g - Bug 9 91 <h W
uf ut: C u r .If NW*4 of H K 't Hucile.n 1«. T w p J® K it J1 K.
ru n N |o rh , W 1.79 .•It H | l ,
ch w » 1 rh H 7 21 rh
K
to
n o t ic e
r S o X tr S
August
f t f . IIK H N Iv ir.
n « k si rlu-uii I ’o n t
r . ‘. v * " - *
Odes. Mm ISM o f
A .g
A
MtT, t o w t la g N W S o f NWU
a l N W S e t Pee. It . T a p 11 1
A|tRf>N. Ohio.— (41— Mr. and
Mfk. Vincent . Uertrand asked
' , 'W f0* l*lrks Judge Osrar A.
rHoniJcker yesterday for permi*
■HO to adopt a baby liny given
WPWi they said, by a man they
‘ Met in a downtown cafe. Her* ITaiut said the man first uanlvd A T A H E A R IN G b efa ra tka F lorid a stala p *rd *n hoard at Tallahassee, FU -, F reak Up Fteyea IffeCall*
t « Mil the baby but la|«r gavu
Jr., aeafessad hidaapar e f fie e -y e a r eld Jimmy Cash, Jr., leal hie appeal fe e l e m n U l i s e
pf
hie
Hm Um child.
of
Heminol*
.
0 DK
J A N E in o .-f/ n —
ler Lieutennnt Kcvcm Knurwho took refuge in Iha
ip Kmhauy after on unsucul Fascist greenshirt revolt
Rt the Urakllian gnvrriinu.nl
I I , surrendered hlmarlf to
charges of leading Ihr atagainst the Pmdilrnlijil
IS I
Luis I f f A US Tsn Ar.dsle
nsldirn* B rokers** Co's A .1.1
tn uiack Hammock.
w jiorro nix iioud md* scat
u
--------this
in snmrdanra
with Ms nt«vl»S
i'hkPIsr I IM A
Arts nl
MT end uime w riils n rsquasi ol
IUI. A H A R. N<x >HK | will ..ff,r
I H h a l m i l e eu lcry lu ih.pksds kMder fdr rash
si
thr
tors House entrance In Hsnrurd
1 *he Jt»k d «j uf July u n , t
o'rloea A. H las rerslflrat* ur
M lllrslsa Pels hi th . g is t , m
>(b«l k ith ail usaUtrd and nu'.
tfueht SevKii m i s s <>u Ik* (ui
• la g Peter Iked lands In Hrmlnol*
•■ a d - Fhukla. t q - w » ;
Ctrt. No. t i l l e f July 1. I lls
c o v e rin g : w M uf
NW%
of
Pee. IS. Twp. t l p Hanes I I K.
U - M a f Cert. No.
MU
oi
"
'* * • eoTorlne: PH of
• « H lU e a M l - l • « RH> Par.
IT T k n I I HIS t l X.
Cert. No. MM o f
Aug
I.
M * l to rs ring: S H lt k f l of X
I j i j l jd M if o l PH|s of NX It
0} y w < 4 qf P «c It . T e n >1 h.
Radas 11 m.
t-1 of Carl. No. T i l l ol Aug
*•. ‘J U 1 W.eel|||! PH of NK<1
e f N K H nf N f f k A
NS
of
M S Of MRH o f N W S I Less
FASCIST SURRENDERS
No.
ta il, r , r . r l n * : KH o f
l-ite
i n 4 l i t * all t i l . tto A It l.
O P. Jtwapo Isiu l Cos Plot of
mark Hammock.
Cert. go. | U I of August A
if],
U
*
j
*,
J
County ruinm is.ionrrs salil bo
(ides provklln g m ate
r.vvmir,
twtdrrl
fur
building
nnulh.r
bridge, the increase would rnable moturials lu pay with nn*
coin laitaad uf twu or inor,. Tim
motorists' vlrw on thr la llt r adT in tags hasn't been rxprrasvd
ypt- i t least nul officially.
r.
h ta w a tt.
f
ih
%
i a
»,- S a * s - "
1
�PA R E FIVE
Overtime Tilt To G-Men, 5 To 4
Knr Hrsl Itt'M ill* I «.o S r r iir .l}
Horse F mmI Dairy I’m I Kg;
Woodruff's ( ’fiery Seed
Dig Chet Cook Slated
to <io OnMoiimll or
Sail lord Delegation
( ’old Smoke Products
Insecticide Fungicide Plant Foods
C am pbells Security
F e e d & S e e d Store
YO URS FOR
the basking
A N D THE
SW IM M IN G T O O
i.u in o m n r
Devlneeael l b
i
i t
• M EL
■*t#or paved
4
j I
T N a tio n a l L o a f n o te a m a 4 to
n m . ‘ G a in (i*iU « ram* back in
roller I tw o in the ereond inning
H i^ a e r .' ••
* « » • « « i>
1
» ?.
t i l l
'sacrifice,
another iin g l* anil en
<he way fo r a lone
wherf two h ot*, a (talk, a douh’e
atea I and a walk allowed the pair
T ..uln
t..r
} ,
Moor* in ten>
o t , m * r , to e r o . . the o ltt .e r
•f
two
raore
fU th
o ff
vl t l
ike G-Men lc jr e d
three hita and a
•_ l b . . . v . n t b
IS
liirura.
n<id|Mi
men A.m.i.,
S- A l e e l e r
i.
E
E
j c in n a ti.
Vs
E
'
tfmiih. r u
runi.ni. aji
U , Mullen. > L li..«n rt
atolan h a lt. In the eeveMh fram e. t D . Vin « o . i . I M , . , .
W e.eathe lookout* camp to life and l(u m Uellml In. Ui'llullen. It i.r .
acor* w h e n
M o o re ,
T .u -b ...
kite
«t«iw
knotted <he
,
ithvf, A d i. titolin I ma h *. I ' wV in* vrt
Hod*«ra. MeAlulUn. Iln*>. IMt
•tasted ttwl| wen* to second when
w-a l k r d . D a ria g ro u n d e d
n e c n liv e e . U n r n e n . A iw a
Unnten <
*mt. lav ft on b*a#g.
Hanford
14.
oat In the Infield, trivancine both fuluvavilla T. Uai*i on hall*, off
L a—n g. « t .o..n. and
the two Atwatar 1.
t Htrueh util.
SIM L
.
i
by A t w aive ( ,
t, t il l hy
.when Pltmon lainw,.fn
g ic d
Q pU rh *r . by A l w H l v r lU ra y ). (Mtk.
titter fle'd. P it m v t » t o lt A tw a te r. U m p ire s, V * o ih * n m u.
1 11_______
and teored on DoUaek’. j
tO right-center field.
> O m ar Khayyam , author of the
-fin ie
wn« score !<•»■ until KulMiiymt.
when Pitm an threw the
and* U g o t a w ay from
O TT.
m*them ,tiAian
and aitmnoimr aa well »»
poet,
H e died in l i f t ! .
af
ik e
New
L o m b a r d 's
» f the C le v e la n d
Y o rk
a in f lo
In d ia n a .
G ia n t t,
sent
M ol
D ic k e y
THE STANDINGS
H U I I IU %
ilslnea vlJle
S T A TIC
ia ih o w iT
i r ot 11 n | the plwite f o r onr
I v ic t o r y © re r the A m e ric a n a
borne.
E a rh rr
O il
in
bod
the
SANLANDO
SPRINGS
A ll-S i *
artiaahed nu
i* Ibe cate bee.
Long Horseback Trip Cig.trcltc Papers Art
Costs Preacher M Made otSrrnp Timltci
l . ►:%!.!
;»* J i
laivaliurn
la
Jl
Da> toim llra i-ti
h fiiim lti
lit A u g u s t low
Psht Ik s
Iu
|.i
4*
W
II
44
li
II
pel-a ml
44
M
V a a fa rl
tm » l
N e sn lte te a l ktgfci
b a lB f i i llt * X ia a lw h i 4.
U rlN iid .i 4 P a yIn n a fteu* !i
8t. A u g uni III** 1 l.erw hiirg
Pa Ini k H .ti 11# I ,jiii it i si it
l i i M n T e n ia hi
lie ple n a H rn rh el S a a f a N
( irl a it ij n
si
A TTENTION
Car Owners
« js lo r mV ID*
D vfutnd at Hi. A u g u s t hi*
L o ca b u rg at |*e In I k a
a s s ifie d A d v e r t i s e m e n t s
BUSINESS SERVICE
BEFORE YOU
BUY TIRES GET
OUR PRICES
SITUATION WANTED
inSCELLANEOUS
Corrupting Habits
Endanger Mankind
IXIMA LINDA, Calif., July N
—
"(orrVp.lng habit*" air
endangering the human rue" my*
Dr. George ThomaaOn
r>f the
College of Medical Kvangrli»t.
her*.
In *pl> of effective attack*
on Infectioua dlaeaar*, *ay* Dr.
Thoma*on. "a high mortall y rate
atlll obtain* from disrate. rnprr•eating tl**ue degrnrrarr. largely
da* to peralriou* and virlou*
habit* nf living."
R F IM IN O I E
P R IN T IN G CO,
niONi: aaa
PERSONAL
F R R R A H R IIT W 4 I M 41 ap. PHavaaa
The flr.t paper mill In the |J. S .
P a l B eaa lf Patlav, O ria «a CtfT.
waa atar'erl In Philadelphia In
... . . ■m— — **"*■"f j * -
. The annual goal o f medical rare
for all people In the U. S. la a«timated at *3.577.000.000 and the
wage loea from iltneaa at *1,000,-
two.
TODAY
MALARI A
•
GULF LIFE
flrol gup
Headache,
AO minuIeta
ID A\l
life E r T U a a lira* I la lm r a i
JOE PALOOKA
COMPANY
110 SANFORD AVE,
PREPARE FOR THE WORST
000,000.
A c'aea of men in ancient
Greece who went from placa to
place and recited poetry were
called Rhepiodlats.
I
X S E R V E D AS
U -S . C O N S U L
IN MORROCCO.
X KNOW HOW
O PPIC U LT IT ia
Shield, of dried and hlnkfted
rhinoeeroe hide are practically lmpervloga to ipear thruite.
VB AM T H A T 1* 1
JTIST IT. WAIT’LL
X TE L L HIM
HOW I DONS
IT. NOT MANY *
, GUYS COULD ]
v J L OF.
NAME BUT I DOUI
IF YOU’LL EVER SI
HIM AGAIN MR. WA
IF THE ARABS D»P
IT 'S iM P O fia ilL B TO LIVS OUT
THBRB WITHOUT THE VITAL
r
N a C tS a iT lE S .t- I
x r~ J ~
sh o u ld ,. / I _
eauevc vou
aa mcmRBO
r r ~ i. l T'I
By J o M i te i r
Mi
m m ?*'iA
! ESL'.c
1
C A N .B U N * • Saerat Oparallva 48
O TH ER FORMS QF VICE TO
COLLECT TOLA. O N
LEG ITIM ATE BUSINESS—
r r » BECOMING K N O W N
th r o u g h o u t
* n 6 B U B IN E W
th e
c o u n tr y
is ' s u f f e r in q
AG I HAVE TOLD
I W IL L RUN "
HOOOLUM5 DpV
BUT I M U ^ r
HAND AKip T
AW URAW CE TH
H E N WILL. STIC
0 ME T O TH E Fll
ANOTHER THING, GENTLEMEN; IS
THAT MV PRESENCE HERE M U ST
BE KEPT SECRET— NEVER C A L L
ME O N T H E TE LE PH O N E A N D
PLEASE DO NOT DISCUSS TH E
CASE EXCEPT W H E N W E HAVE
A N O F F IC IA L M E E T IN G -—
*
WE m u s t ; n o t t a k e a n V
*
^U V^E fE S S APV ^^-.C H AN C E S /
m
�' u l
I
V.
it
tbs
Report Made By
School Nurse To
>Instruction Board
Co*tl*u«rf From Page On#
€rations wrer* perforvnuf, «iml mu*
broken I f f wis ret n' the l.ymn'i
f>h<>nl through the a id of IDs,
Kirk, Knox uml Fcott.
One prf*Afh<MiI clink wn« h* hi
■* Ovlfijn, nino pupils w rr
gminod by Dr, M artin, and *••«*
tonril rlinir w i« h»*M hy W il« n
P, T, A, during which nin«* ton
sils were renwiviil*
ImmimDitinn* inrludtd 2.111 »«*■
olds ffivrn hy Dr. Kirk, nine l«golit* glvvn by Dr Ijingfry «t his
office. F ivt rrhnoli had tho 1h*iulf I't *4 IdSfilil Ini munis it km.
Over 147 ptiliilft wrn* tt*n!>il fm
defective hearing, 7H puinh w m
rfl*tfted . Forty pupi * npp a ■
to havf defer!iv** hvnrmg.
In the dental lit it It h propr m,
sponsored by th*- S t if f lli»s»d «.f
Health, 11 srhonU wer«* shown Du*
denial puppH »hnw, 1142 pm** *
werr given n iN-n*d| nainim*'ion
by
D r.
T u rn e r,
721
pupils
Wsr* found hi h Vf» d m 1nl doff-**I#,
721 not ires wen* Mint to pnirnilR
rrgaidlng denfnl iW trl#.
Nine schools part trip ited m .*
Blue Ribbon !!• nIth Progiam. and
244 pupils r c c lv n l certificate!
far arhlevcni'nt In (he jiriiymm.
Eight hundred and ri.ty right
conference. were hrld with ninth eri icgardlng children, runt renr-,
were held * ilh urtfi teichnr., d ll
renteri nr., were he d wi'h nhy
aleian., 2 aw ferenra. were h Id
wilh den tint . 252 con Fen nre, »>■» ■
held with fdhrr interested |w . 101-.
Administrative
work
included
280 office InteiviewJ, 48tl Iiu j i . •'
the office, tUiti huur. of rleriral
work, (18 lel'er, written, ‘.(III mdlcea acnl In patent. regardin'
rhildrrn, 2tJ meeting. attended, and
7025 mile. traveled.
snmmn mnctm ntintinr. i
C»r*tInii*«* rro -
ns
opinion
IH 'IS
CANADA
FOR
C A N A D I A N S ’ U ilogaa at Can*.
Otan FiacliL who organlird at Klagtinn, Out, at National Until
party with Joacph Farr (rlgMl directing the .raced ore. The new
leader. Adrian Areand (aecond from left), declared that Paeclem
will enable Canada la reconquer IU territory front "red clulehrt nf
Msecaw and International Jewry." About U M attended netting.
Fine Watch T
Repairing
S Diamond Setting
E
R. N. NIPPER
«
Uf
or ALL KINDS
A „.
nm
and
jj
Engraving
: McLaulin, Jeweler
»*-•»
I I I S. Tar* A t*.
tifliiifliiia B B iiO T A m m
ReglaUrod D ra g g U I.— 1* TV* Heart O f SaafaeA
I ■» whv*h
uph* M
s.
|
On#
parr«l th hr If ft frr pre*'*nt*/ ion
to th? high irihumil said today
M r. |!fjyh**« announce m m t fnl*
Inwcd a If 1rgram from
fi. T
Whitehead, c h rk » f ’ he Supreme
CVnjrt, hi which he advised that
the trihtin.il hud givi n its uplnu-n
ip the case
W hile the
tribunal
affirm- I
Judge Srni h’ o n r U r , M r
IJ-ny Istaled that h,* had not been a-1
vised
july
There are morr than 8.5G0 race I The Ruaalan language la tpoken
,horrea and another 7,500 Irotlingjby about 110,000.000 people IB th»
b o n d training or in competition U. S. 8. R- and 1,000,000 in other
in the United ftatea.
rountiiee.
State Court Decides
Sheriffs May Seize
Marble, Pin Games
*•<
i-jj
t ha:
Ix g u L itU f i:
a iu iIu .-J.u i
I hes * device «. If
rv i-r, hot h»* f«
Here in violation
II ». iwwidi itt 4 • f
proved in n r. f«
*1III* C/4 I- * » 1
W i l l hers Vet (I
1
•
&
0NES4yEPHENS^-^e
t '
J
H IS P O L I T I C S le ilrtcliy en tho leltl with thla
boar, hnt that eaiale teem* enmleUhebly Feaciit.
H T A R T IN ti Y O l Nti
II \ M il TUN, Mo. i4>i ll.m ilU*|| p'MiRiy fatjUM hc|l* V|' |h«* p l||I*1 i «if A K. I b r h e D ruuy l i u w
>
! t* Iievv NfClflil when tlii’V I*eg»n
D ying
a 1 !h# age of 122 d a y «.
*7 •
*
Special Sunday Dinner
.1 (Jood Meals Dally
Luncheonette
Play Safe! - - - Use the Tire with the
important 3 things;
•*
Beauty - Safety - I^ong Life
You i;el Ihcm nil In . . . .
,
We ran nxsiHt you to
Ruild, Buy, or Refinance Your Home
In Ssminol* Cminly
Lass* lo bn approved by FIIA
M OHAW K
TIR ES
wlu
T— ““
*•
R o ckey’a Tire Shop
PUBLIC IN TE R E S T
Wa Carry A Compl.t. Liao Of
• K N O X V IIX E , Term. — (A*l —
Senator Vir llonahcy (II.-Ohio)
ynld ynterday 111. Cnngrriuiiiiial
Jnye. tigatlny
commitlcc
would
ecck la find nut whether the
director, o f the T e n n c .c e V al
ley Authority, "th eir e«|»erta and
Employe* are adminiatrring (hi*
great tru.t In the intere.l of I hr
Rulld Your Own Home
W ith The IL cnI
lluildlng Materials
C IIU R C II W ED D ING OUT
I.tlS A N IiK I.K H .— (A t- Arthm
Day, Jr., thcntriial muling''r. and
Lito (ire y Chai'lin Aguirre l>oy.
IH IU U I.K q U K H T IO N IN t;
former w ife o f I'hurllie t'hn|ilin.
M IA M I.
July
« - ( A > ( - P o l i c e ia.t night aljonitoiied |dun, lor
Itf
(Julgir can rirc ijue.- anuther church wedding, to .uiiiu Into bu'h ear. of a euepcct. plaiit unc perfurmed at
Man
lie’, an amateur venlrilmiui.l, ' hattan lJcach Tueiduy.
2
Friday,
Liquors - Wines - Whiskies - Gins
312 Sanford Ave.
Eshelman’s (Red Rose) Guaranteed
Feeds
M llilll K S U O llim n il. England
- (4*1 John
McCrury, 5.7, wm
kiilnl when “ truck t.y r. manhole
covir litnmn 70 feet by an under
ground oploelon here. Another
mun wm knockiil egiilnst u brick
wa I tmt im Injured.
Hill Lumber
: Supply, Yard
kw
« rf
foni IhfN
p r im n llli m»i Wiser llrwi-prwSr (##d rm I * • « will
I Sal m n U lb# M ilra l «|uallif, al htwrai prlara.
We deliver nl no additional eharRe.
Longwood Feed & Fertilizer Store
Idinitwood, Fla.
Fred E. Madden, prop.
lleifular $12.50
T
Felt Plated
Mattress
■
Genuine
W O V EN FROM UNDYED W OOLS
ink Spring
Simmons
Regularly $7.50
Now
Ace Springs
■-a•■
ARE CREATING A STYLE SENSATIONI
99 Coil
Spring
with Hellical
Coil Top
Regular $12.50
Fin* All-Felled
Mattress
Art IWli Rolled
Edf*
Built F«r Years 01
flervk*
Reftarly *19.50
Only$14.95
Every color idae la the** beautiful ‘Perfect Natural* Ruga la {be uadyed
wool color of abetp toearwhere In the world. Her* are the broyraa aad (awaa,
Green Poii
craaoie aad §olda and ruaact* that dcconton an wing today. Aad ‘Perfect
Manufacturing
Coatgaay*a lloutNalieaally
Natural1 Rug* are practical i They won’t thaw footprint*... won't fade oa
vetanfot... aad they have the added virility that oetfyaatural ywa* caa glv«
Same Terms
As Simmons
Mattress
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I P
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H fW B fik . •
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1
VOLUME XXIX
B o liv ia
And
Gangster Hangs
A g r e e
P »
IE
Accord On Ternyi Of
•”
Treaty Ends Cen-(
tary O ld DisputeOver (»ran Chaco X
f
O ffer
R efu ge
Established In 1908
O p p ressed :
I*
.Utfttkk *
J
1
C e l e r y Publicity
G ro up Will Elect
Officers Thursday
F r n nee*
E V I A N 1 F!s M A I N S
H i l l V 1 at in A liter 1rA*
J u l y '<
r i m m ihoiiri
Ml r d 're open th e ir
A u s t r ia n
d o o m t*» G i IIM 11 rtlld
i iiurD riex
r f u lf il
Mill • u i her
Jap Request Renewed
For RemovalOfVessels From War Zone
b a il l.d d It"
t i n y n u ilId *('
r u ig ia i i n
M . \ . ..
I.filer Reveals Pres
ident Requested Hy
< iiudidale To ( 'lear
W a> I'ttr Nnmination
( l i i u i I 'A i T t i l i v i *
D ir c v lo r s l Y o n i P r o d lie ifU ; Set t i o u s W ill
K'k mu r c iif t *e lite
p v iu iilI »11 . c ri mi
M t‘ c l
In
R r l'u s o s i 'r o p o s a l
1.,'ikt-Liml
llti|)liiiis Denies \\T \
\ »■t i \ i I \ In I’rimar\ In Keuhfcky
p i.id p i'.l
for*- ic a**i
1' 1. 11Y *
p o rt u m l i ri
l/ttm-t O r f H
Nl Mlll lt J7I
Roosevelt Accuses
Gov. Chandler Of
Embarrassing Him
PRESIDENT PRAISES SENATOR BULK LEY
Refugees r o m i sed
Work In Peru, M ex-‘
ico And Dominican
Republic At Parley
Holy Land Racial
Strife Continues
n- *•••»
N a tio n s
T o
§
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. Jl I.Y !>. 19:W
T h ree
Seminole County PriMlueen
Mure Fru it And Vegetable* Than \ny
Similar Area In America
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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An accord veiled with it
kiaa buoye<t, • word's hnpea i lllllt lll It* |||« ih ,M KyI i I|MII ill I inmifiii', ii Rypuldu* ptumpllv lul
1OS j t u m
wa* A li t h w i y * h*-ha
luwvd » i. .» *l.d |V» I. I lie I*Her
that Bolivia and Paraguay ion*, 1h i i it it gunyrif*r, wlm
» \t‘ p it'll, hicWever. of
nuik m g
would war no more- for tir^n1|1U,
),* o,, [.d-ial
l i lu i'irr irtl*'1!*-*«. TunI*
Chaco'* “ green hell" but in mem ■' Milan r»c a Mhiijmi
Tin* I'niUil State* and Great
Iti*iitiifi writ* iirn k rH ltH H l To have
the
three
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wh>i
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u A F i i i N t . c o n , July g . —
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KottoMt-ll
i i ttgeitnol (l<'o*rnury*L 'V
i Cnull.-r of h-ntuU^' or
reached a tentative agM"**im*ril r«*icurdutg u pe rm anent inte rnal Lmsi 1 committee t*» UN*i*t
refugee*
ent and Spain, shadow* of n|,)H-.iii.i t.. t-remimi itimm-veit
wsr amt revolt lenglheiieil. <■* i>»*v.«u ...inniK out
"»• ffoni Gieulei G e r m a n y .
entfiHM* m th«* itat*\ Drilled the
Tit** Anghi-Amencuti pliin,
Joyous
handahaken and rXct’Utmil u "Idt.r on Mii lugati *
was **4itil in w«»n*lnforim*d i|uar
backrlapping* followed the ,n'
In
c ro w d
th«- f ir^ t
ailtlriHM
t id f lt r i» t m g
lhr*
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vi !t nit L u ll'd ;» w o rd of
n i t iiii-rital •*p»,uktii|f to u r,
L d iv e ifd
iv
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i ih .
«*• t il in g
..f tb*
lt**L* 11 I! it k It v . stiiuio Ii
N ew
“ i iv ilixt-tl i rcurd.**
IL i »■ M i lL * o '.fV »lt i*, -h tiw tl
irrw al lh«* Ti-niliun
intnn«»v* r r f i l ' d urn on lb*' l L m
Itlaling In Bucnoi Aires o f «
t-i n m p h ta l r rfu R «* » cunft*r^nc*» in
preliminary egrvcment lo rml thr
^wtiou h«*r«*. would providi*
century-old dispute between fl°'
I
T h a t Tim h«*Ail<|uiirt«*r4 ♦»!
livia nml Paraguay. Agreement
tin* iirirtiiutttUon wouUI
he
hi
to determine the boundary be
Lttmlon.
tartan the long-embittered neighIf T h a t it r r n i a i n frt*# « f fli* w
bora
through arbitration by
a f f ilia t io n w ith rxktiug r v f u g r o
president* of ala American "ag r o u | ii t»rVaniit*d u n d e r auwpiees
tioni or their reprcientatlvr...... w
o f the L e a g u e o f N a tio n * .
muat be submitted for final apI. F o r an A m e r ic a n h e a d , p ro \
1*1 .In
pravel of Bolivia ami Paraguay.
v tilin g
W a s h in g t o n ’ * p e rm ia a iu n “
Wdf
I tank
Mediator* Hope the final treaty
W a rt* S e n t e n c e s C o d -f iIn*
ran be aigntil within five or *'*
P l e a F o r T a x O n In - cu!'1
:1 br,
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I he t 'n lt e d S ta te * , ( . n at H ri* ,
lit ■
v ic t e d
D e fe n d a n t s
rtaya.
M i
c o m e r r O m P r o p e r t y tain. France, Argentl n» mid
Thv (laying of two Chrixtian*
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and a Modem In an Arab v!l-|
I
Tho
S c n im o lr
C o u n ty
K c a l th e p e rm a n e n t c u m m it tr e .
lag* In lha Holy Naiarcth district F.ntate B o a rd at a special m e e tA « the
M J im io r
!*•■- n*n
of
I ’o w ib llit y o f c r e a t in g b ra n c h
M II I
i io, ti« L util,
f Mi*'.
o f Paleatlna ralaail the death toll in g y n t . 'r d a y a fte rn u u n Joined I o ffic e * in the v a rio u e K u r o p r u n C t .u n iy t 'o u r t c am e to ?i lose
I t <il Rot
I Mi*'* To III* it 1 1*•p
In three day* of racial killing* l» o th e r re u lto ra o v e r th e ite te in , c a p ita l* a l«> « > < u n d e r c o n »id nt1n ii.d < i
th is m o r n in g w h i n V . *
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lll"||. u ill i\ >
^ | |^ | tUl^iU^Uaat 15* wounded. a pica for ruviilon in the method |* ration, especially In thoss where
A u c k e n c h a rg e d w ith n vg i* va t4 ^| * v u ik of the o u t L iv c wl tlU; \ » i t k )
« f taxing property, arconBng to * th»* reftigoo problem is aerfoui*
null, was convicted !>v
I u * Inti* If»'«•!) tU Mm I lilt. it the \ il
and Jaw* ptralaUd daapite
Secretary II. Janie* (J u t .
or likely to become »o.
li.-t.l
,\|* day
ut 11! I
anti sentenced by Judge It. \,
ya-lnforcamenta of Brltlah troop*.
The board nut in the office
Approval of tha Anglo-Amen W ait* ht p a y I I J T i and co**'
tk
In lha Far East the Japanese of Preside nt P . Ilayrml S m ith j ran plan by th e In t e rg u v e rn m e n
lent a renewed retjueat lo the at 3:*1U o ’clock until pushed a rem »‘ ta f c o n f e r s u r e , w h ic h wn* called spend five month * in the I'mite
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United Statea and other nation* tut ion in w h ich th e lo ca l h o a rd | b y P re s Iria n t R o o s e v e lt, w o u ld Juki,
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to clear ail veiaela and citlien* jo ine d In the s ta te 'w id e move* p a v e the way for po ssible n r g »
I... I.•> nut 111
ilii i >11 H u ll
from tha Chineaa war xone, pur. m en t liv in g m ade to atm lish t h n , t iu liu n w ith t le i m u n y to hu^leti c o iiv teti'il log* ill *r w illi Ii*?* w i
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of
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tlcularly along tha Yangtxe Kiver ni'lhid ad valorem of ‘ ovation and a y a tc m a tiie emigration ol
■it .nit. <tu •,1 littla ) , lit 111
te n d 'd it* p a y f ! i ’> tin-1 m i
up which the Invader* are (end und to p a s
n
ro rM titn l h u i ii I G e r m a n an^l A u s t r a lia n J e w * , it
lltut|t‘t > tt ill Gt*
m il ■'
m e 1Ii • ►
tp e io l
iim n tlis h i the * ouni>
ing war veiaela and transport* u m c n d m i'iit le v y in g tu xe s on ft*- w a s said.
lia tu ll.'l.
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to accompany the troop* on the tu r n s fr o m p r o p e r t y , w h ic h th**
T h e d e le g a te s
r e p o rte d
that
sentenced to |u»y
n m l e***
banka.
|'i.
d* nt
I
l
SunpH oh a»»
h oa rd d e c la re d to In* th * Hurt* G e r m a n o f f ic ia ls hail t e h t a t iv e l)
w»*«ll*l
A fter a week o f virtual stale- u n ifo r m u m l the f a ir e r f o r m of o f f e r e d to a llo w A u s t r ia n Je w s o r spend 10 n m iith * ui th** ( •* un ■* to uio •I L « l ; i v 11i it * lif t
J a il
|,, , tm iu i ' * ■>! ' I i . 1 I l o a i d
"f
mat# the Insurgent* on th«,va.it- ta x a tio n .
lo le ave w ith 2 0 p e rc e n t o f th e ir
ih> S ritiu u d e C * *inly
S It Itrowu, T t Sitiilh, mi I H u , t i nt
ent
Spanish front
occupied
go od* as a n in d u c e m e n t lo speed
It p o in te d out th a t the m ove
Nolea, 28 mile* north o f
Vn m**nt is b e in g H U piio rteil h y the u p e m ig r a t io n f o r m o re th a n 6l>. Jot* Ja io e • a ll CiUivn tetl el i |i ,i i n 11* i o f I o i i u i o m »• T u e s d a y
n i e l i t ;»•
. I*»
• »•!"• k
m
Hie
kel i1
lancla. Government mllitlemen, J 'la ’ e lin te l
A*M >chition,
T h e UOU p la n n in g tn q u it
A u . i t ru m v a g r a n c y yi-HifitlttV,
! ti.i Ii ■I * I h o i l i l i n g H e poi nt i d 'All
It. pay » I Ml iin 1
however, checked their own re F lu H d r A p a rt in* n t O w n e r s A s - Germany bvfure the mil uf the tail
iti- ill m (Jtd fhll* Ilu* o u e t i t i g w • dtt he ud
treat and (laged euunt*r-attack< r o r itillo ti, ilu* Florida T a x Re yt-ur if urrangemrlit*
can
be fin It it up,'ml
along new defense line*.
vinil n l.e a g u . am i n n u m b e r of mailt-,
H \ I tn.il II u .t i tivo 1* it oil join fin* I in I Utii' t o p* • U " Go* e
lU M l*;i II
a r ha rg e of ttlegol ft-vliing ,ii“ l i ut te n d in g
o th e r sta te and lo ca l o r g a n iz a
— ---------— —
R ea lto rs Seek
A b o lit io n O f
Ad Valorem Tax
Van Auckeo Is
Found Guilty Of
Assault By Jury
Locul Board Joins In
f
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- - . M T I W P ? i’r
•
Buford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
P aragu ay
r y i ~ i ■*
Eckener Hints Ban
On Helium May Be
Taken O. ff Byi* FDR
FRIEURICHSHAVEN,
0 e r> many. July 9. _ < * > - D r . Hugo
eckantr. veteran Qeraun dirigible
commander, hinted yetterday that
Presldetit Roo.evelt yet may haw
■ "U »t word" to u y regarding
tho United BUtea ban on expurl
■ o f be! lam to Germany, where It
la needed for future » Iwhip devel
opment.
In in addreso daring celebra
tion of tho 100th birthday ennim rn ry o f Count Von Zeppelin,
father o f lighter-thon-iir travel,
Dr. Eckrner rldlca'ed Secretary
Harold L. leke* for prohibiting
oipert of helium, « non-inflam
mable gaa Germany can get
only from tho United Rtitea.
Hr *uggrated the action of the
United Statee Secretory of tbo InUrior wai duo to American doaatalie politic*. *
Opening a new Zeppelin mat> n here, frank, blunt Dr. Sake-
►
"On# cabin** rtopher now h
* naMeitly given tha opinion that
th* helium premised a ria ** year
ha* ml'Rary importance and there
fare cmanot be delivered.
' -Thi. teem, like a joke, far
in r lm lin i:
Ifc n ]
re a l
e it a le
S e C r d
tf.anl, rrprr.wit Ing natre Ihen
mi p.ii -1 m uf ii,,*
itehtiT, in , **o r
P ro b e
O f r ’lin d s
,
c a m p a ig n S ta r tfd
was
M*utinceil
cunts
or
sp#nd
the C o u n t y
to pay
lliie e
$-u
aid
u io u ’ hs
n
J a i l.
I h f s la t* .
*
j
--------------In
ll t f rettiiliiliim - ilia in a r il
W A S H I N G T O N , J u ! y 9 — (/V)
r f . k t p a .y n u t- b y th e 19?li* le gi* - j ' ' * » c r * l in v c * llg * tia n in<i> o l lr g
In' tire u f n Joint r .«* u lu lV i» a u -| " 1 m n u i r o f p u b lic m tin r y in :t
Ih o r ix in g a re fe re n d u m v m » on " v n e io r ia l conie<,t U -g u n y e r i r
T h e c u re «*f II
H alllgntt* ii*
r tiig io il m i r h u r g e i o f
d n v in *■
w h ile m ille r th * iitllueiiee o f i
:i
Im u e tl.
r iittliU iiio iia l
a m v ild m e m
a p e - i '^ Y *
r , U ! , in g
m uch
* | w ru la lio n
in
clfying
that
tho
I^Ki»I»*ufv Ihf capital,
Th* inquiry wx* *tarted by th.
.hall inact Invt* pruvldlng for
Campaign
CommtHer
Ihf Ifvy nml rollrction of tax. Senate
i-xctpl on hooif .tlf ails, nl a -vni' who*e chairman. Senalor Sh.pfm in pi-refill aKf on the gro*« pord, Dcroocrit. Texo*. declined to
rml or rental vnlue and l U ■ *ay what aenotorial fight wo, in
lirroilagp lav on Ihf m I» of volved.
U f merely aald Ihe rommlttep
real ami pcrvonal property.
would itnd an agent into the *latr
Thf rreolulion further retieeaf
in qu.*>ion, lo interview ■ person
nl prnviaion* lu be mad* in the
who compiainid that fund* were
amrndinrnt to thr, effret
, , that, no ■being used impropetly. The srnatax
»liall be levied ar*^Mt 1lor said ihe complaint was -leriuus
—
---pruperty by the ■ ate, counties. ln ,| (hgl public iMarlngs might be
or ellie* on the ba*ii of aa- orj , „ j ir lt appeared t0 be sub*t-H,f*l capital value, except for , lariated.
special asaeismenle for benefit*.! xh# co»m ltt#o nromi*»d thu
The re*»iluiU>n also urged Ihe namea of peraona who po*s Up*
legislative eommitt«#
of
th* ^ jj would be kept eecrel, If such
Florida
A»*uelallon
of
Real a courae teemed juatlfUblr, l>e»F.ilale Board*, o f which Ih* lo- pile a general tub that all comml board
a member,
co- plaint* muat bo accompanied by
ape rate with ether organixatlon. sffklovlU, Sheppard *aid thri*
in every manner p o n tiff M wp- might be Inatxnce* where Ihi* rtf
port o f tb* prepoerd ameadmrat. qulrement would he waived.
enmmt'rei
Thus, be .aid, th* eommiil"?
A copy of Ihf^ reaoJotiow wa*
itsln informa
inforninflkJ w lh tli# 'board of govee- might t * able to obtain
m Wiyuld In'
nnr* e f the Mate l amilltion tion which otharwiaa
which meet* In Orlando next Bat- denied IL
Thi* would bo pariiicularly true
urtlay.
•i n e e n f I
in a cats o f allagad
ut# of t*
liof funds fee political purpurea,
IIARBOM IMPROVEMENT
TALLAHASSEE -~ W b ~ TH# it was pointed ant, kbit* complain
City of Miami bought *1 acre* of ant* might fear lo*. of thrlr juo*
submerged land, in Biactya* Bey 1/ they erpoaod agtlvitbe o f 'heir
ye.terday to supply a channel tn- •upertorx.
franco to t*n proposed muRi-mUlion
dollar harbor devtlopexoaL
I* to
tiix ic n tm g l»«|Uoi, w;i* d e il.tM -d
iMOvtri.il uii.l the r .i •• w.»
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CLEARED FOR RECALl.
TAI.I.AIIASSKE, July 0.— bll
—-Kloritlo'tt aiipremf rourt llr v t f l
|h, way yesterday • for x rerill
election in Miami by dlaaolving
injunclinn wbi.-h prevented
city Clerk Frank J. Kelly fi-m
purging about 'Jll.iltlO improp. ily
rvgl' teivd iminr* from lliu cily'x
election roll*.
gellll**-
A U r le t t a ,
te rrito ry ,
U i‘it)e r > w h o
Ohio* b e fo re
P re tn le u t
u
i* a t u n d u L it r
ftir
FDR Expected To
Bestow Blessings
OoSenatorTbomas
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C I T Y . J u l y '•
b lt t u r ly f>u)ght
t<* Mill
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ft If*
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I ir in o v n ilu ' • I 'r i n w ii y .
coiirctb*i|
liM Hi-vcIl boUtlUrtN lo III* riv a l
A t t 'o v in g la ii, K y , m im*l aft
**tiMH*n y c r itf n la y ilu*
I ’ n-whlcnt
b m l it io it g wortl* of praise- for
S iiiM iir
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but
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li.ncf |H. r ! .i . i t i t . •>ij lire* p i IF Hit ( t i l ' l l
tia u il. J o h n I'o p e , W i l b u r D u n primary campaign. Mr. Rooarvrll
r*Mi»
a n d upNii
uliu* ion w ill
r a n am i W a l le r T u r n a r ,
xsbt there wax Hno doubl” Gov- which will »*.• I«'"l
u f l»*« b*d(ir o f
darting nr*t .t iiumv. <"•
«"* r* itouw Ut
rrnor ( handler would mak* a
upon the iiiilivlilnol ivrinmn " f E t u m v . ^ in i v iiiic M iitr Tb t* ( ’ d a
goirtl trnalor hut that hr thought
the work<-- dui ini: l ,,M
1 :l11 del Ii*' bn lu a u i'a n ii'tl ail vxv* I
Chandler would b** the fir*t t"
j v l il iu*n>b-UIU‘ .if«d m d d . u y rev*
wage record* ki*|.i bv
admit that It wouUI takr many,
firtle**
ploymcnt Ciiiii|>i-ii*iiii*>" I ’ * '1
many year* **to match the na
A r w i l l l *ird* r i u* d .it
I lu*
are filed tinder tl»- S.»ml
"r
tional knowledge, tha aaprrirnrr ity account number of the work i 'i'u d v t aiiiiiiuiuM il tbo it n i i 'i v v a p and thr atknowltdgad leadership
cm . W illi■in Ferl*. Kmmatt Elbe
p iiu lm r n 'd In Ib c I id e l lig 'in «* ttl
er and lud li'c
ridge. Hay Fov. Hilly Flemming. in affaire of tha Natkm,# of that
f o r l bv fririuiiik! ,j« - lun, T b v s
up*
“ The tiarmsiiy f ••r
'bit ' *
David Call hrl. Maps* Green, John uf Brrktay*
(Mdlil nu 'id \ h ii I i ji*ct L* i '" i i ( i n i i ! . found In the ilii|d inti ion *•'
tin ti n r iI'V u c iiliniin u|Miiit t|ii> n p o ll
Green and LeKoy Gilbert.
name* ami Hie
iinmWr
Also George Gray, Billy Gar
in g » f n illc g v tu ,v * p L «m b * r, an*
report*
containing
only
one
name
ner, llriirgr Gorin ley, Chir'e.
11«!ril'd iip uii v iifim i * ji « b iv V v m u h li
ov a nick-name,“ Dlri-ctnr Harold i >f «bi* lU'IccIVll c ub I 1 .
Gormley. Inmald June*, Ijicy
C. Wall
(titled.. A m o n g
'bo
Johnii.n, linhard Levy, Fnr'e.
(irctirilii u p o n w h ic h tuib'l.* .ire
name* turned In by employerV v lc t I im | f u r iiiu iih a iid iv .p o ri* i*
Laaaing, Kinnelh M ffler. Neilan.
NEW YORK, July
M l— on their wage re|Hirli are Slra» b i h ly m e b 'ls itl u p u ll u c .id v iilic
Madden, Franc in Mitchrl, Charle.
Bobby "o it a o d in g , c im d u c '* Iw u r iu g a m i
Park, Hobby Proctor, Clifford Floyll Beanetl airport official* berry. Blue, U.-d.
uppt a r j i u c , *|e p v iid a lu lit y , leader*
Proctor, Carl Itlckey, Guy Kelly, raid today 1* waa “ extremely un Cook, Dummy, Flat Fool, l
Mike Sau*. (ieorg* Ppeer, Bil y likely" that Howard llughe*. any number identified only n* s h ip , p c F K iiia ld y , m id p a r 'k d p i*
Bmylhe,
Herbert
Slemtrom. millionaire aviator, would take Fore, Alexander the Great, n m l tiu d in M th k G c n m id u l l t r r cxlrw *
and c u i r i c u la r a r t i v l l i n . A « m 'l i l n >4
Bubbrr,
Shorty,
Charle. Thure'on. Fretl Wight. o ff before tomorrow on o non Doc,
piiKAibU* I h r «l«m ic iit u f iw to o iu tl
Judaon Weal, WUliam Wbecup stop flight from Now York to Smokry."
This clearly .how* how ninior- p re fe rm e n t m t id a lly lu c k in g , t a c h
ami Miller William*.
Faria.
,
Mechanic* worked over Hughes' Tant It U for the employer t" i-udift t u r n i n g hi* e b e v ru n c b y hfal
The leader* are: Billy Zoehry.
John Morgan, I * Roy Cooper, Ray plan* and ha planned nnother Include the worker* Sm-ial Se u w n t f f o r t a .
mond Monnalvatg*. Bytl Hlgr>. teat flight over New York today. curity account niunCcr in hi*
Sidney Nl*. Hubert Alt at**, Doug- He had toataUvely set the take wag* report*," Wall .aid. For
laa Garner. Dick Mason, U * i * o ff for this afternoon.
If we hove no record o f n workWright, C. B. Fchlrard and Bam
eria earning* during IK K it will
Luce. Al*o the nurse, Mrs. C trl
Forecn.t: Partly rloudy tonight
Eight oat at 100 men are be difficult,'or almost Impoinble,
Stonatrom and the dietitian, Mr*. color hliad, aad fiva out of 10U fog him lu eatablUh hi. tligibil and Sunday, scattered ihundvr*
xhowere Sunday allcrnooo. .
Clara Stamper,
ity for benefit* in 1939.“
1(14 l i d l u l l
1 l i l l . Il
HI In
f 1e y r t •»
Fiuiet R. ('. Tiilar
Li ven Promotion
At Tin* (! it ad el
Basis For Fay numt
Of Job Insurance
Is Personal Wages
Forty-Eight Boys Leave For Lake
Winona For Tw4 Weeks Of Camping
Forty-eight local buy. anil *■
even doten ramp Irodi-r* |. (i » ,•%
Supervisor II. F:. Morris today la*
en outing on th* share, of l„,k*
Winona.
Tha bay* left 'he Municipal l'i.r
at noon today and wl!| remain iu
ramp for two wv«k*. Uuring Hill
Unto tho boye will be under <le
■upeivblon of ramp leader, »hp
• III giro io.truction. in a laid*
variety o f ipuria. Olio C tM a if
was In charge of iran*porlatk>n
the camp.
All parent* and visitor* to tl
camp will bo welcomed Thur^da,
afternoons from il:0u until !
u'eloek.
Thai# leaving to rltrml
t
David Bach, Roy Burn., Hvruma
deck Cle«a
Hughes To Postptfhe
Trip TUI TomorroMf
LOCAL WEATHER
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THE BANFQRD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
R O L L IN G FO RK, M in ., Jc ly 7
- - W - A Sharkey county pome of
'■' I > w a n y e strn lsjr .h o t and killed
W* K reen, 48-year-old negro
I aeksm lth, dragged h i. body levI d ) tnllea, then burned it on th t
• p e t w here e a rlirr In the day the
nagTW had kil'-ed R. Purdy F la n a
g a n , prom inent white planter.
\ G reen was killed in a cabin a fte r
• 16-m inute gun b a ttle with 'h e
v , mob,
• ‘ R e p o rt, were tb r t the negro rnd
F lan ag an fought w h in Greep re
fitte d >o do work th e plantation
m anager ordered. F la n ig a n fired
Mm and b e g in ao rtin g tool*.
s.. j F I t n a g a n tam e to a rifle among
v
a •
IfM loot* and 'h e n e g to e aimed
IL -T he p lan te r refuaed to g i r t
_
H *4 him and the negro drew a
J^Ute! rn d fired, wdanding F lana
gan In the jaw .
' iT W /W hlte m an returned ihe fire,
h ittin g 'h e negro In the aide. E. R. W A K E FIE L D G e l t) , an e f l k U l o f lha W e tle ra U nion TolaA g a in the negro aho«, the bullets graph Com pany in D anvsr, Cola., e n d A. S. H u n t, Denver a n d Rio
t »*t Ik to g F la n ig a n In the hear'
C ra n d e R ailroad osocutive, ar* ihaw n planning tk alr trip shortly
p ^ M e C m i t i g him.
b afara thay sal out to n a v i.a la tha d a n g aro u i Rio G rand# Rlvor
th ro u g h usconquarad Hlach C anyon.
Tha a .p a d itio n
andad
in
Iragady whan th a ir sm all hast u p tat. W akafiald was swap! gway.
H unt was Injurod hut roarlied th o ra and w andarad all sig h t in a
ratllaanalia-lnfaslad w lldarnass.
MASKS FOR PA R IS
|*A KIH— </P)— An oritur
plurt’il yrgivniuy for 1,7?
gas rviaoka In lx* d istrib u te
to Pari* residents. T he nu
governm ent will im u m * tli
pem e.
COLD .STREAM—PINK
SALMON
SULTANA RED SALMON (jill
HULTANA—Broken Hired
PINEAPPLE
Down
M OZ. PULLMAN
SPARKLE
N"c.:
SUced Bacon Squares lb,
Round Steak
lb.........
ID CIRCLE
Fail Bodied lb. 19e
-• V
h
So d iffic u lt a r t the t*»‘.* for a £
to mobile driv ers in G re it B rita fi
i th a t m ore th a n 27 percent of the
[applicant* in the ta il th ree j u u
N EW I.AN D,
N.
C.— OFt—
F ra n k Jo h e i, 6H-yrar-olil
lleeeh
M outain fiirm er, arose a t 5 A . M.
a n d walked 20 miles to g e t hi*
616 ■igrtruuural a d ju stm e n t p ro
g ra m cheek from the county fa rm
a g e n t’s office here. He p lan n ed
to re tu rn home a fo o t th e sam e
■lay, but the co u n ty a g en t gave
him a lift.
YIRI-DS NO OIL
When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper
HAMBURGER
PAN SAUSAGE
BEEF STEW
VEAL STEW
RIB ENDS
PURE LARD
WILL SELL THEM
Spaghetti 4— 15 3-4 oz. Cans.............. 25c
Black-Eye Peas 3 No. 303 cans.......... 25c
Rice Fancy Blue Rose 5 lbs............. 17c
Corn Meal Unbolted 5 lbs................... 10c
Iona Tomato Juice 50*oz. can.............. 10c
Chili Sauce Ann Page 8 oz. jar.........-10c
Clapps Baby Food (strained) 3 can*-25c
Fastidla Facial Tisane'3 pkgs. —
26c
New U. S. No. 1 Potatoes 5 lbs......Itlc
Firm Ripe Bananas 3 lbs.....
Good Size Juicy Lemons doz.
Green Cabbage lb...............
Eiberta Peaches 3 lbs..........
Avocado PearB each..............
Yellow Onions 4 lbs..............
In Cn.Op#ratUn With
NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS SALK
fr»«1l rreamery
While Meae*.M*a#
BUTTER
MILK
Pound 29c
4 tall cans 23c
■11VesUrweS™KtaTWl.eeoela aherl II.U
.
BUTTER
CHEESE
1 1 pound ctn. 31c
Pound 23c
Apple Sauce 2 No. 2cans
M I L MOUTH MAI.VISH
Peaches No. 2l/ 2 can..... .
w ra a m -H A n
tain , th e
U nited
S tate*
ar
F ran ce.
B rita in a nnounced su
n a tu re o f a sim ilar protocol wll
G erm any o n Ju n e 30.
PEARS
Beef Shoulder Pot Roast lb. JlC
Hamburger
2lbs.
2SC
Spare Ribs
lb.
17c
Pork Chops Center Cuts lb. } 0 c
COFFEE
NEW YORK, Ju ly T - O P I - A .■oeiatee of How ard H ughe", m il
lionaire flier a n d one-time H olly
wood movie producer, m id last
n ig h t he and r. crew of fo u r would
ta k e off from Floyd Bennett a ir
po rt pro tab ly on S aturday fo r a
flig h t to P ir ii.
The trip m ay be the i**rt o f a
'round-the-w orld
flight,
long
p lm n td by the inheritor of a fo r
tune established in the oil well tool
b u rin r * in T e ia a .
AVOCADOS
OUR OW N, B L IN D
Fe**Uy R e aste d l
Fraakly O ra n n d l
LONDON — VP) — B ritain a r l
Soviet II us* In yesterday signed V
protocol bringing their naral agresp
ment of Ju ly 30, 1936, into Ho*
with tha new limit of 46,000 ton*
for battleship* adopted by Brl-
I.AMAR, Colo,—id1) —The duet
■bowl h is a nother disappointm ent. IN W ARM SU M M ER W E A T H E R n r t a t a a n d a a a U p h a s t .ar* show n tolling a t S aras* U ,
An oil rom pany d rilling 70 m iles wher* lb* big R iag llag B ro th ers and B arn am A Bailey ale*** ha* gen* ia la w in ter q a a rte rs .
southrasi of hat*
in the hop*
striker* re fu s sd la a s s s p l a pap rsd e sllo n th a asaaageasent stru c k the "big la p " a n d headed
a producer could be b rought ;n
on the barren land* of the "b o w l”
abandoning |'s
Uni of each d o llir nt rrv»nui* announced it is
lest at a depth of 6,302 feel behiifi uMif-r rfn»i|it?i, the railroad*
runs* there has been no show ing
m l!M7 paul 14.113 « n U in In- of oil.
itor«*Fl anil ipiit ro m p artd wPb «n
iiv^nig** nf -IMU rentfi Ifi th* f ivr*y m r (>• ruxl frum 1CKJl to 1905*
inclusive.
GALLUP, N. M.— </P»— An lUnrr a n t, passing th ro u g h G allup,
visited the s h e riff’s o ffice and
asked to sleep in the Jail over
the week-end and 're st up a b it.”
T he sh e riff told him th ere w ere
no accom m odations c r e p t fo r
prisoners. Ho the Itin e ran t th rew
ran
a door-stop th ro u g h the t/oor
glaa*. He g o t 90 days.
DOLE’S PINEAPPLE JUICE 10 oz. can
.
NAVAL PACT
Hughes Will Begin
Flight On Saturday
lob BumsNegroWhol
M ed -White Planter
T he firs t c o n tra ct f i r subw ays
was awarded in 1900 in New Y ork
City.
FLA
GRAPES
Household Hints
Decoration D ay Pkalc
Planning Fnr Twtlv#
Baked Unm
Potato Salad
DI.1 Pkklc*
Pickled Beet*
’ Buttered Rally
Plum Jelly
Raspberry P rtaervt*
Pineapple Ice Cream
Maple Syrup Cake Maple Fronting
Cotta#
Iced Tan
P rint# Salad
(O ld -F a sh io n e d V a rie t y )
4 cup* diced,
cooked p o ll-
,
1 1-2 teaapoona
aalt
1-4 cup minced
paprika
onion*
4 mrd-cookod
1-4 cup minted
eggs, diced
poraley
1-4 cup chopped
LT cup diced
awest plcktaa
calery
1-4 cup chopped
1-2 cup diced
plm kniod’
cucumbers
1 1-2 cup* aalad dressing
| Mia half of Ihc dressing with
raat of tha Ingredient*. Chill for
| at loaat on* hour. Pour Into a
bowl that haa been lined with crisp
lettuce. Top with tb« rest of tho
dressing and garnish with atrip*
of plmientoi and allctd H uffed
olive*.
Maple Syrup Cake
(A , New Eng and Favorite)
l- t cup butler
2-3 cup maple
1-2 cup granusyrup
| lated sugar 2 1-3 cup* pastry
3 tg g yolk*
flour ’
I taaapopun
4 teaapoona bakvanlll*
lag powder
1-4 toaapuun salt
3 egg afliltea,
1-2 cup milk
tealsn
I Cream butter and sugar toi gather until they are very soft agd
riHH nine
BANANAS
2lbs.
10lbs.'
•ad Wlmey lb. 23«
Matches
6 gu—t bars 25c lge, bar
2is*wherry
21C
m uw
ONIONS
3 lbs.
IOC
TOMATOES
». a. no.
•3 lbs.
14C
1
5 lbs.
Eiberta Peaches
19C
a-nuffnuttn
BEANS
P-O-R-K
Hams
lb. 23c
Shoulder Ih. 17*/jC
Backbone lb. 19c
Sides
lb.
15c
romvRP
lb.
' f a
| ikip.m
Lard 2 lbs. 19c 1Roast lb. |4 c ;
Tender Steer Steaks lb.
.
1• - ,kAMP
Irak
Bacon lb. 1 4 c (Mackerel
Doz.; V■»
13c
Sliced Bacon
10 lbs. ->
|§ c
MINDOK
lb-
2lC
1 *
Saco*---------------- la ( tlUur-----“ ---------Sauares
n
lb 1 0 c
•
• m’«/ar
' w 1Butter
*
10c
Nestle Milk
lb.
■MALI. OCTAOO*
5for
Soap or Powder
Bulk Sugar
L-A-M-B
litorg lh_
91c
Shoulder lb. W/jC
MIH
Chops 2 lbs. 29c
Stew lb.
10c
.5 *
1
Churngold
FRESH FLORIDA
•THHAH-o-LHAai
so. t oatpu
POTATOES
ik •Ir*•
1714c
“ »•
GENUINE SPRING
lb.
ratir.
LEMONS
Picnic Hams
Smoked tiausagg
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Chinese, Japs
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Yangtze Front
Bya B r i L S T o P
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livbii days of rluting hail
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Mrs.J.B.rash Refuses
Mrs. Met’all’s Re
quest To Aid Son
Arm h i
In ••ufY
TA 1.1. A H A : SsEE. July
(AIM The Kliiritln Punlon
Hoard t ft tlsi't 1 imlay (o comm u l l 1 tliII- i)e; i ' l l -tent 1‘IH’f ol
Krniiklmi P h i t-e McC.<11 tol’
In- - f l " .i m h i i .iiHum kiiltta|)t ’aati,
i n g <d' Janif . IhulfV
Pnm ftuu, !•'la., on
J r , ;il
ut
\ . .tl» .It wiwh c la 'h e • hi lha Holy
( and
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pressed.
A. J. Hanson »nd K. 8. Anderson. United States geologist* who
Armies of ( )|ilia tinil J.-tpjn
Ware deadlarked alung the Yang* (ire the only tvsidenls of Lee's Kerry, A ril., are shown on ihe
tie H irer about lluknw anil Ki i watch for the Nevills espcditiolr, long overdue It) a liaiiirdoils si r
hong, 150 m ile, in Inin I fruiti ••ntifie cruise through the Crunil Canyon. The sis mrinhor expeShanghai amt 150 ml I.*, f ,„ m I
Hankowi Chinese provisioned raii- ditinn, Including scientists from the University of Michigan, loft
llrven Kiver, Utah, in small boats June 2D, No n u rd from it has
H«i*
Jap an hold, nlxiut
third nf been heard since.
O ilin '! aoll after a yrur nf vic
tories In which »h.- ('Inner*
fo rrrs hare
been
persistently
Pu»htd into the
interior.
But
lO m ta w a m r u > ra re * i
uli c h
rach
g r o u p cuii4k)«>r>t
♦1" (ml iuiimI a n d r p i r d u a l llouu*
I ml.
1 lulillK bloke Uilf duriiiM
Mu* evening Midi hour wh#n
tniAd* ttrip huriying hnm#, Wii*
ue •*»,* haul Jtf Mr the tn iu b EXplmletl police constable« opened
lu c on Ihe ciowd*. causing a
majority uf (he casuuKie.s.
Biitish
rndburilifs
o f * t Ihe
ttouhlt-d PalcRtinc maiulji# con’‘iilvred a new Imposition " f ’.m stnol law a , the violence, which
biokc out ( week agow ith lh« esccut ion of Ihe first Jew to be buiig
■II Jiru-alem since 1‘Jlft, began to
■|in-uil into other cities and rural
areas.
Jetusslem , H aifa and Trl Aviv
already are under strict ctfrfew
tCeeilawM e* n s , n * e |
M iv
Ilx lliU Ix iiiM \\;i» aiiiioimctHl
Xflt-r .» l.l o 1 r \ » t ut iv i■ Hrxxfon
followllltf a pin u h> MdI'a l l 'x at*
lu n ii’Y f" »r com iitititnlioii., um i b y
Im pniset-uti.r 1luit (hi* «lm i l l ■u m i *
lenri* he c a rl h ' i out Tlu* board'#
ilcoxmu w ;i 4 ii iiHoiiiicnil \v ilhciut
com m ent um i ru lin ' lift rr a
in in nil* >1rlihr iut n«n
The m* \t t*lC|l> vhill be f o r tiov.
F r e d 1* C m ip I«* sig n llie ilcath
w a tru n l unlciid thin, i» tlrb y etl by
aottu* court act iuii
M d ’till p h 'iid i’d g n d t y tu k id *
i
Buildiog Permits Instruction Board
w
During June More Award* Contracts Trial“ c ^ d ^ Rale
T han Y e a r A go ForSchooIRcpeiirs Hike Ia.Granted Te
Cesolunon
n e a Collected By Five Lots Purchased Eastern Railroads
For Bond Purchase r iPolice
Drop Cnder
For Playground At WASHINGTON, July 7—« -i —
A resolution wa* passed at ihe
regular monthly meeting of lhe
Seminole County Commission yeit«nl>y to purthaae eerialn K.niinole County bondi.
The bond of Justice of the Peace
Roy Burkheldar w ia approved.
The
Wight Company
wm
■warded Ihe contract fo r fum lsht a l lupptlrs for the convict camp
and county home for the next
lhonth.
r
II. B. Pope Company was giv n
If,
'h a contrict for furnishing the
necessary oil and grease or eoun•y owned vehlalee for the coming
year.
Mr«. Rather Ridge g iv e u
monthly report on the Scinimil"
County Welfare Board which was
j
accepted and ordered filed.
At the request of County Judge
R. W. W ire, the Commissioners
, . authorised <ha purchase of i fi •
lag cabinet for hie office.
V-’Permission was a lia granted Id
v T t i w r i McDougall to pure hare a
■ E l typewriter for her office not to
exceed |U .
Jughey To Report On
Townsend Cpnventlon
W. t. H ughey.,delegate to Ihe
National Townsend Convention,
will give • detailed report o f the
parley In l» e Angeles a t’ the
meeting of the Sanford
Club In the W elelu
_ tonight. 4crocdlng to
___ iry A rthur A. Kirehhoff.
A supper will he served In the
chib rooms a t 6:30 P, M- Mr,
Kirehhoff slated, and the bust
lin g will open a t 8:0tl
r. Kirehhoff abut
repotted
th a t the IX-page convention edl
Uon of the N ational Towusajul
Weekly wilt bn sold tonigh t. .
Same Month In 1937
W o o l C l,ln
V Y C B l B lu e
I'r i m n r v
I n m a ry
Landon Declares
Depression Is
Purely Political Model Plane Meet To
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July
Be Held In Daytonp
7.—WT—Alf M. Landon charged
U lt night Ik* present depression
U “purely political" and wt*
brought on by OMthods and poll_
:
clea of tbe Reaeevelt adminis
LISBON, Portugal, Ju ly 7. tration.
-T an boys 4 M when ftrei
Replying U PretkU nt Rooseto rescue them from
Flr* Chief Mock Cleveland t»- veil's recent fireside address, Ike
wooden structure eat
a t C oU bgn
too ssiw, day w a n e d awrckanU ta kewsre I9M Republican presideniial nonof a m an who la try lag |a sell kite charac'erlsed the President’!
of - here, to perm it a n n
drilL Tun ether* wen advertising fa r a F i n Proven- speech aa “tb e le w deal versloif
lioa p este r a sd la m U U be of why w* kave ltOOCOOO people
_ ecrlomly.
.
■
bnlldlng M a audhed wHb using tb e argum ent I k l poet of unemployed,
au fo r a w w ctack, wttb tbe m enep wUI gn to tbe r b n | Freaentteg the firs t o f a serine
be I* a pec ted to de
Depart aeon t. The Fhw Depart- *f
fmwt l> to n w o r* o f
liver d arin g th e coming congreem n t b aa ab eehialy no
The Chamber o f Commerce kea
te s t Wed e to tte r from Charles A.
Farmldo of D aytoaa Beach
which ha explain* th at the m o ^ l
■TTplas* club thor* with the aid
o f the city to planning •" >
a big model a lrp laan meet t h « t
la Aaguat and cays that m a!g
prtcoc will be gtven away.
Tha totter suggeaU that
plana medal fane g e t In
with either C harles B arring
th a city te o W U n a
a f Daytona Beach o r himself.
Firemen FnH To
Rescue 10 > Boys
City News Briefs
nnplng the* thihl, w)n» uldti wax
k illrd -
a ft
MINI Mira
4DON, Ky—
of la v etl
le n c rd hut K m u lto riia y lu d lc a ta d
ti.*»r« m iyhl^ h«* nn uppeal,
;
■MrCalFiT wife mm iimther, iUut
pm i*iiN of ih e l*ii-4li
e h ild
i»btrtidrd the p u n lo n Im u n l lie u rm g
lull dhI lint m ike pe rstim il still# iiurilA tu the tionrtl.
The African leopards at the Municipal Zoo fe„l more nt hi.me in their m-w rag.'. ....... tructe.l
under the direction of Superintendent uf Parks James Muughb.ii
One leopard is dn.wn nirvryuig
surrounding territory fTum the heights In hll new
ho m e w hile (lie o th e r lo o k s no. T h e a n t ic s ut
the animals are now the leading attraction at the rou.
NLRB Told Ford France Puts On Bolder Front
Should Bargain After Daladier Takes Reins
i'AHIft. July 7.
t/7t
Will'll said in effect, "slid Kruno* has
With ___
CIO
Union
quirk tempered K*l"iiunl Uitluilit 1 | bi-i-n wi-uki-liril. V\ must work ta
__
t
Dudley Proposeti En
forcing Ke-EmploymentOf 192Workers
'
WASHINGTON, July 7.—<A1—
An exomlnsr for the Labor Ha
lation* Board tnld the kuard to
day It should order the Ford Mo
tor Cumpany to bargain rullecllvely with the United Automo
bile Workers Union (CIO | at tho
8L Louis assembly plant.
The examiner, T. E. Dudley,
also proposed an order to en
force re-employment to 11)2 work
ers discharged or refused jobs
because of participation In uniuu
activities and a itrik* last No
vember.
The board ruled last night that
the Musk In Shoe Company, W est
minster, Md., violated ih# W eg
ner set when it perm itted an em
ploy* to distribute a p*mphl*t
containing an attack upon the
Committee for
Induptrlal Or
ganitation
by
Representative
Clare
Hoffman,
Republican
Michigan.
The NLItU said H offm an's “ad
dr cm contained a tirade against
lb* CIO. and, as reprinted, wa*
embellished by new t picture* with
ootUCIO captions." I t 'w as In
cluded In a pam phlet entitled
“communism's Iran grip on Ui*
CIO" which tha board bald was
published by tha Constitutional
E3ucation*l leag u e , Inc., Now
Haven, Conn
“ I t to avkleat from the pam
phtot Itself that It waa prepared
aa anti-union literature and any
distribution th rfeo f by an
W teW uee ss. * mm T»eo>
■TOCKB A G AIN BOAR
A- F e
'
ah Whiu.
W *
YORK, Ju
* to buy ml
was itaiuvd premier uf Kiuno- mi inak,u
strung
Krsiuv, *>r
April 10, his i*uuiitry fared an Krano- is lust."
uthtr finanrial crisis, then-* «>•
lli* Atn*nifUit*iH'tl l hr nahutT*
mint tier uulbrrsk id strikes und nrme il ftirrri*, Htiiiilitiril un sill iIhr foreign aitualkui w ai reach iiiitau with lin t mu im mi *»f f **$•i i»«
ing the crisis singe again l»- (hr kit 1 1in Kttiiics u i id, lulil Ihr
rs u ie of tho Austrian trouble.
tut«r ft11* a, Hirer yrtir m»iH*niii'
“ No ult* r ber lehrs dcniiKrary |iruifriii!t umi bruuteht ubmit ut
in*lwi't u
mure than I who come fm m the leuat I« in pin1in y prucr
woikmg claxsis," diclari'd Dala I’u fiit ul mu! habur,
II, uldti
v taint**I llu* franc
dier in one uf his spci-chi's.
“But," he warned Frenm m rn in riiiN* |i**rr«krit ami ruUnl nil taxi'i
aiiuther, "unless thi- nulliui gm-s eiichl perri'Hl. Ihith urliuiid wt*r«*
In wurk, France liny e s p rit * , uri|H>pa1ur vmit It Fri'iiclitni'n, but
|he dettud in have runvinrml lh«
dictator tA nk* It wurk."
Three days after hi- lim k ^ f- nnliun that both men* nrrediary.
fire he Wat voted power to rule Ami hu had cut luiiftutii* fwti* to
by decree. T hat meant that the help brinjc money * Into (he co'tn*
blue-eyed, stocky Daladier, ul iry.
hiiiuthtr pluyetl im f»voriteMs
though he had little power in
comparison with a H itler or n l i b Increu.dril in t decree hit d p i Mussolini, was “temporary dicin' tnl hartl, but he lilt labor tm»*
when he |oh| U the 40 h«ur week
tor" of Fiance.
luw cuultl not be curried out (o
The prem ier went to work to
restore th e Frenchman’s confi tha letter<
On May II a Uefcnr.* loan of
dence In hto Country's ability In $140,000,1)1)0 wui animunctMl. Thhuld II* place In the sun. lie upneat day the guvartiment reported
pecled to French pairiutism m
th a t the French people had over*
a way t h a t Frenchmen could not
aubacrlbed the loanf Un May 24
Ignore.
Ih* foxem m ent came through
“ War threatens Europe," ha
(CeMiitue* ea P«ta Tfcreei
Lions Start Campaign Yowell Store Begins
For C Of C Members Its Air-Conditioning
A committee from Ih* Sanford
Uon* Clgb today began a meinbtrihlp clean-up campaign fur ih*
I'ummcrtc, Chamber Prccldrnt T.
E. Simpson announced this morn
ing.
The Chamber of Commerce
drive waa Ik is year made a con
tinuous one, ha declared, and dur
ing tha n dat few day* the Uon*
Club committoo will contact many
firms and* Individual* la Sanford
Inviting them ta join the local
trad*
Tharp.
-4
lit' ilnl m d iippeii! tn th f
aiiprrifiM i*oiurt afte r he wa* acn-
Thr ,n,* rt‘“te Commerce Commie.
,|un y „ U r d a y i evened an either
-------iIit is Ion snd a u th o riin l eastern
Building permits Issued by the
The contract for the re-ruohng) ral'roads to increase passenger
City during June numbered IT of Crooma Acadrmy, Sanford coach rales from 2 to 2 1-2 cenla
and amounted to fTTGO while per* rolured High School, was nwnril- a mile fur an 18-month trial permils Issued during the ,ame month ed
In Chase nnd Cinnpuny | lod.
year ago amounted to
u Wednesday by the Hoard of PubThe carriers, which had been
difference of $523.
lie Instructions. The runlruet agitating for the Increase for tom#
Police fines during. June amoun colls fo r the
expenditure
of lime, estimated it will Increase
ted t/J $472 while fines collected f m u for a roof with a 15 year 'heir sagging revenues $40,000,1)00
luring the same month of last guarantee,
| annually. The commission turned
year amounted to $-175.7)1. F in e s! A contract for new plumbing down their plea by a one-vote marcollected this June were $3.78 short, in the Sanlnrd West Side I'rl- *in un March «. but today’* ection
of th a t collected last June.
m iry School catling for Ihe ex- *■» f«r»e«*t two weeks ago when
5 percent general Increaaa In
F.lectric permits issued nu in -1 pem
.........
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.........'i.Q was aw ard
lilure
of $72<M
puliman fare* w i* granted,
b*red five and amounted to $8.00. ed
eil to Lee Brothers.
'luinbing peimita issued numbered
,. i ■
■ .
The action cam* a few hours
four r.lul amounted
to $12.50.,
$ 1 2 . 5 0 . “, 7" W............. .. .............after
" " after
President
President
Whitney
Whitney of the
Tln-rr were no plumbing or el.c. , .
T ,0, * ° n,' . TVV r!" * Urutherhood uf Railway Trslnm -n
trie permit* issued during June “W" ri11’' 1 lo lhe lowMt l M t r *
said after a conference with P r c inf last year.
|
*,,Y' l,,u »**» purehnsed from j , n t Roosevslt that if the nalkui'a
The ’ rrcoril of a rre st, by the , l„
*
f “ ' j railroad, would do nothing but
Pollen D rpartm rn' show, one nr- ’.
'. “ v These lots ,,re situ „ | | t , Pn,port*Hun they could siv*
re .I.d for petit larceny, II for
of the silt- o f the 1700,000,000 to $800,000,000 drunkeimese, 26 Tor disutiler.y eon W est Side Primary School ami - year,
- The new rates will go Into *f*
duct, two for drunkennesa and dis will be used for playgrounds.
All school pupil transporters feci lo day* a fte r the new tariff
orderly conduct, on* for krrping
in Ihe Sanford district were rr I srhrdul* Is filed. It was espeeled
dt/ordarly house.
Right were arrested for being appointed subject to drivers' *r- the ruad* would draw up the sebeinmatea of a disorderly house, five ru ring permits from the S la tr 1dule soon, possibly within a week.
of Public In stru r. | The decision d«ga not affect suwere htld fo r Invest Igatfan, five Superintendent
.
Ith recent burben, or commutation, trsffla
wire arrested for reckless ddvln,*.conformity
eligibility where there Is no interstate bosl.
of exceed- re* lllul*one governing
govetnin
four for gambling,
gamblinw, two or
ness, llowevgr, the ICC hope* that
fing the speed limit, on* for as- of driver* of school buses.
D rivers of school buses In elate commissions will see their
rault, one far selling liquor with
other districts will be appointed way e'ear to g ra n t the tam e inout a license,
*
Two wera arrested for operating os soon os recommendations of creese for Intrastate traffic,
a .m o lu r v rh k ’a while under the trustee* ara submitted. It was! S taling th a t while reauBe from
influenca of Intoxicating liquor, announced by Superintendent T. the present far* basis In lb* tea*
six wera arrested fu r doing busi W. Lawton. Tkeee will also be end the recent increase In south
ness w ithout a license, three for subject to the new state regu ern coach fares ara not conclusive,
the comihiaiion said, however, that
ire sk ln g and entering, fu u r. for lations, he pointed out.
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further boating* were not neceopilfering and loitering, on* for
a r y to p io f t (b il “ b *bto t l w
shop lifting, three fo r running n
tuslnee* stagnation” >ba easier*
red light.
* '
will m u l t la higher rave.
The
to ta l number arretted
came to $ i but 24 w sfa dismissed
and 10 coaia were transferred <0
other court* or counties.
k t-V
D ei’sion R eached
A fter Short M eet
xche<luI«Ml
‘■"•I Ih
o
Kidnaper Is Denied
IMea For Clemency;
Cone Will Now Sign
Warrant For Death
A ra b -J T e w
It
T
Commute McCall s Sentence
mid * -It ws and (list SMI A**b*
•sii**l 11 •!**mi « hml been wounded
All I'.ii* xt iti«- was tense. Shop*
wiii« i•|«»**•11 tiN Ambx atton^ied
l*- tit utnii* rate.
I h*- tent break wjq une of Ihv
flU* e n d e d tn d n v w ith T h in
e n d J a p a n in w h n l m a y he
d e a th K rips fu r o n e n r th e
o ;h e r .
In
E u r o i" ', w h ile
S p a in ’s w a r r i n g li-olhi*n» xu*■' p m i c h e d th e i r t h 'r d y e a r ot
f l g m i n g , c o n fe r e e s o f ilenm c r a t l c n a tio n s m e t to
e a se
nf
to
ti* ...... .
'tie tM-vrlalril Pr****
a u u e r iiiy
Of
B
lit ( u is r lilr i frfa«
Ifn lit u i«h gtiv*-rnmenl lor
1i• I d ih»* 7 5 t o l c r u i s e r E u t
(t*ea r n f -v a r In H ie O r*-
:h o
t j1 r* W
Nl.MIlKIl 269 ‘
Huiy l,and Clashes
4 0 ,0 0 0
A ug.
a r d o n
2H Are Killed, Over
IDO Hurt In Blood
W a n ts E v a c -
n a t i o n
EntablUheil In 11108
Y
ON THE WATC H FOR EXPEDITION
In su rg en t Advance)
H alted A t T eruel
iG e rm a n y
t l f t
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1‘J.IS
Forces Engaged Near
Hukow InWhatMay
; Be Decisive Battle
In Year Old War
J
i f m
Seminole County ProdurM
Mitre Krull And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
kway-
Mr*, M ft'ull and Mr«. Ciuli
tulkcd hnefly hefure the hnord’s
m«"Ai«Iuii
Uartfil.
and
M ri
.McCall Haul wiie hml aought un-sIlf er^Afully tu Imve llrx. Caah
join her in seeking to save her
aon frum tin* elei l r b chair: .Hh«
tttiil Mrs. (‘jish ft-filled
Mlve miitl M r v I ’aah lnh|
her
" Y o u r Ann m d u iily k ille d m y son,
but he fig u r a t iv e ly k ille d
my
hivdm iid m id mi', N\* p e m ilty can
p a y fur the crim e «»r re lie v o ux
o f o u r m is e r y / '
T h u pjfn fu r M e t’all w ax m id u
b y A tt o rn e y r . A
A v r ie t t
of
Ja tp e r, Fla., tbe 2 1-yeitr-uld k id *
n a p e r'x fu r m e r home,
A v r ie tt
imiii tended
M c C a ll
o m ld not be xenteiieed to tjeatfi
beeuuAu he d ul i mi I huve ti t r ia l b y
ju ry .
W hen
M r C n il
p lfu d e d
K iiilty, the tria l ju d g e h e a r d ih a
(e stu n n n y w ith o u t u Ju ry,
Htute A t t o r n e y ti, A . W o r le y
o f M ia m i w h o meted ax p ro xe cii*
t o r at M c C a ll'# tria l o p p o se d tho
clenucney, x a y n ig th ere w ux not
i i xingjtf e x t e n u a tin g i-irciin ixtan e a
in McCall'x fuvor.
M organ Files S u it
To R etain P osition
As TV A C hairm an
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.. Ju ly T.—
M t — llr. A rthur E. Murgan filed
suit In Kimx ruunly chancery
u n til kesli-itluy rliallrnging the
right uf I'lfiiiiluiit Hiiosvvi-lt ta
remove him ns rh irf uf tho New
TV a amt asking that ho be recnguiied as u monibar and dv.urmah of the lumul uf d irretura
of the frderul agency.
The form er president of A nti
och College, asserted in the bill
he had never
reeuguin-d
tha
President's right and power to
remove Ihm as chief of the New ,
Deal's great experiment in oocial j
nnd oconomlc planning,
-J
Tie asked payment of back
a ry alnca hU removal fay th
I’residsnt Mar. 22, 1038. and
darlaratory judgm ent voiding
President'* removal order (
forcing Directors H. A. Mor
an d David E. Lillenthal ta r
ala* him “ as a member
chairman o f the board o f die
t o n of tho defendant. Tan
Valley A uthority • *
Tho bill nam ed the TYA
Operation o f Sanford's first
air-conditioning
syitem
was
rommoncod yesterday in th«
Yowell Co. slurv on Firat StreeL
Inatallallun of tho cgteiulvo and
Intricate cyatem was effected by
the C arrier Corporation, pioneer*
In the air-conditioning field.
T ha new cooling service
part
*1 a n expansion program Inatlta te d by tha store which wUI innew store front, a
lighting system end now fu tu re s. Dfrrator* H-'X. Morgan snd
Tho tem perature Inside can b* anlkal as defendants.
tad to an* desired
to u p r a t e d th at tha
v O l-b a k ept a t a fairn
to
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T H U R S D A Y , JU L Y 7 , IS IS
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Closed For The Season
ord Herald
STRAN G E A S IT
We nre jflad to nec that nomc of the main ftaturcs* of
Itintrlinf? Brothers Circus which wa.i returned to winter
fiunrters in Sarasota following a s.rike of CtO workers
while on tour in the North huvc been signed to a|i|>«-;tr
with Al G. Rarnes Circus now showing in tho wes*. Thu*
Home of Ircst of the trapeze artists, clowns, and stun*, men.
will not be ou‘. of work for the remainder of the season.
Rut for the irreat majority of those who jfot (heir liv
ing out of Rinfrlintr Brothero-Hamum and Hailey* sa c re
ceipts, there Is nothing better to look forward to than rovernment relief until ‘.he opening of another circus season. ‘
’Hie time honored custom of all •entertainers that " he
show must go on’’ was not sufficient to keep the roust
abouts from striking in this day and time.
The closing of the circus has shown that no matter
what the business it cannot long continue to operate if its
income does not exceed its outgo and that whenever eon-1
ilitions beyond our control n|x>nttr so us to force expenses
upward without a corresponding inerease in receipts, then*
is no alternative but to close up. It also demonstrates that
such closing inevitably throws people out of work.
Commenting on this fact the Hirmingham Press in
sists that the circus tradition of continuing to show re
gardless of floods, winds, broken wheels, bad weather, or
poor houses arose in a day when there was also another
good American tradition that in an emergency everybody
thorsda
pitches In and does what has to la.* done to carry on, that
r'rcus
folk stick together against all extraneous and Inimi
VERSE FOR TODAY
cal forces.
“Something had Happened to break that tradition lie-'
T U T Y O U R S E L F : lie that la
' God b e srtth God's words: ya lore he (John North Rlngling) came into active control
a rtfo te bear them not, becauso of the vast enterprise* established by his family”, the
l ire not a f God__ John 8:47. Press declares. “When the true story of it all is writ'en,
that will lx* an American saga. It will lx? concerned wi.h
a tale of Intrigue and racket In which men who mnke llte'r
living out of the hopes of other men for economic security
bartered nnd traded with other men to whom the trailif Eden urges the United mns of the Rig Top meant nothing "
work with the English
The CIO succeeded m closing “Tho Greutest Show on
'king with them ta a lot
Garth.”
It succeeded in breaking u grand old American |
in to bt worked by them.
tradition. Hut It ha* not Hucrcetletl in Improving the lot
Maxtor Van Nuya a t Indiana of the men it pretend* to rrprnnent.
anll-New Deal Dumocral
* w on't be purged. Ilia supft may be needed by other In
JM Democrats In supporting
i.eauee of Paul McNutt for
Hoover, dlacuaaing
xarihg of "little criminala”
I I -had a Bon—”, aaya “ I'd
4m the tru th alwaya and l‘il
that hu tall the tru th .'
Many parrn ta do you know
toll their children the truth
\
fho Raraaota Herald points out
4 ’fat 1933 Uncle Sam Issuerl
M thldc Ilka two million chock*.
.1938 the number had grown
’olavan million and it la still
iWiaMr T hat gives you soma
il lx r government extrava*
lee i d taxes are Increasing.
8 T« *pa the other day a f o r
I U 8. Collector of Custoau
i toll rd when a rifle with
Ich 1 i waa going hunting acMltal% discharged and shot
I through the heart aa he waa
ttlng 'It down from tba ahelf.
Nrifte of the direction In which
gtih Is pointed, whether loaded
Countc** Court Ilnugwitz-Rcventlow, pamjxired little
American ten-con'. »torc heirena, I* doing more to discredit
Ihc capitalistic *y*tem and promote cxcesnive taxation by
*ocial-con*clop« govemmen'.a than all the manipulations of
Richard Whitney. Charles Mitchell. 8am Inaull and J. P.
Morgan combined.
But If Babs doesn't <|uit running around with these
foreign titles, she’s going to wind up In the poor house, or
ix*rhaps on a Swedish dole. Her first adventuro with that
South Russian Prince was pretty reasonable. That cost
her only a million dollars. But then a Russian prince,
since the revolution, I* a pretty empty tltlo anyhow.
How much the Swedish count has cost her remains to
lie scon ns she hasn’t gotten rid of him yet, but the esti
mates run Into some pretty high figures, even In these
days of unbalanced budgets. Now that she Is reported a*
running around with the Crown Prince of Germany, we
may as well expect tho ten-ccnt stores to lx* In the market
with some new bond Issues. It takes rcul money to han-
Ik'naw record in lynching* haa
m mad*, according to a report
un Tuakegae
Inatltute, this
M l Ik la good to know. ^g rec| In ih* right dlrvetlon. Aerding to th* Inatltutw fur
3m* alnca lynching reeorda
lN*n kept lh*t* w«re no
Ig i during tha first six
a af thia year. Laat year
( th* earn* period there
wtn ekunty boaete the
f a r eapUa wealth of any
kl Iho United Htatei
winker population of 14,irpaote county embrace*
09 w orth of real aatete,
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■n invlslile record. H« placed ti»l9 and lU'JO.
Mi-,i* in-Amctican relation* on a
On Marrh 4, Uf'JI, be began a
fcanu of cordiality unknown for national career a t Vlcr-I’reaxlcnt
many yrttrn, 'had removed .the of tho Unit'-rl htataa under Watolij'Clionablo retroactive cunfi*ca-1rrn (J. Harding. On the latter'*
lory act relating to American oil death, Auguit 2, 1112.1, roolidge
right*..
. * i waa awom In aa Porahtent by hi*
In 1030 Morrow waa a dclagitu' father, a , Plymouth justice of the
to *he London Conference on Nav- I piace, a* 2:30 In the m orning a t
ai Disarmament, in the name year - Awgua' J.
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being elected to ihc U. S. SitfiCe | m , gdminialration waa marked
from New Jaraay. Ilia daughter, j |,y n |)C, j<H| „f jnduatrlxl proaperMl»* Anne Morrow, became the ( |tyi rrd,lted income taxe* and. in
bride of Col. Charlea A. Llndbarg. jl# jjt(| three years, a reduction
Meanwhile Coulidge, the m>n ()f ^ e national ileht by more than
ovkirkraked a t Amherst by ail hut fg.OnojlOO.OftO. )|e retinal after
Morfuw, waa making ■ creditable , e|^ |n|f f|Ve ’years aa Pieaident,
ahewing at tho Whit* Houle. Ho
on j , nu*r y 6, 193:1.
had rlaen to that high poaition
•
with rapid atrideaj from Mayor of
Tomorrow: Ilea any man eeer
Northampton, Maaa., to Governor- keen known to h ate w?tlked fto *
•hip' of that Contmonwhalth In Aaia ta North America?
Some prop'r, but not Chilrman
Jnbn Hamilton of course, might
are in this statem ent at trail a
auggvillon that the ao-eiUtd rev
olution hr D rm ocntic ranks a
gainst the New Oval ha> not gone
vary f i r . I t might be of tn'rrvat
to recall that the K ’iS rrglalralion gave a fifty per can* majori
ty for th* Republicans. This year’s
registration In Dragon showed a
Mr. and Mra. A. H. Blon*. ara spending a few daya a t Attheir young paoplo Carrol and (antic Beach a* gugtU v t the AtJim . and Mr. Btona'a mother Untie Beach H otel
/' .
have taken a house a t Coronado! County Agent C. M. Berry and
Beaeh together with Mra. Peek a number of Hanford growers
and tha Rev, A rthur 8 , Peck, to will go to D eland this aftrm ovn
reiyaln some Urn*.
. to, attend the fertlltM r case* th a t
Mr. and M n. A. IL Stone re- will bo heard before Judge Jone*.
turned last week from a twoCharlea Munn and Earl D ost*/
months' hualnvaa stay a t Cler- spank the F ourth in Tampa,
mont.
| H arry Cobb la homo an g -fu c
P . 8. Fortson waa hat# over laugh from Camp Jackeow wharo
|h a . week-end on business from be la located with tho national
Brunswick, Ga., w h a n he ia cm- arm y.
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ployed to the ship yard*. M r* .'^ -M r and Mra- Henry N lekalem i
Fine Watch
Repairing
Diaraond Setting
tic p-imary Tor Governor by more
than 100,ooo volar.''
According lo Hu* same ktgic, the
situation in Pennsylvania in ItMO
waa e ls times a*.certain an index
of Governor L*n*lon’a auction.
the Prcakiency, fur in that year
•ha Republicans re g ia tm d 600, ■nu
Ml IRC .FT MM T g t i | /
000 more than.the Demoerat*, An.) their fajth Jr the NlW Deal pollyet w hen.ihe real votes cams lo cUs, aqma algnlfiranc* Ja CfrtiIn
ly apparent. Thin U particular y_
I do not believe I n n betray ing
true a t • Mm* when *4»j newrpap*f* a ra ejuturad u p wlth aUegeii any »Uta aaerat if I txprcaa th*
poll*. comparlMR- *f trend*, atxl opinkm tbxt Mr. Fi»r*y la np4
all tho ether punlfrataUoiis «f greatly eancerned whether the riv
an effo rt to farocaat next Novcrr.- al#- In th* reacat ' Pegpaylcanla
fueda fall an each other'* noeknoc
bar's, alaction,
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not. Whet h* wonts oral *«po*t*
Frrkapo L am wrong about thin,
for I road to tho Bnltlmer* Sun,’
whieh la .A * hnkitat of.ralum nU l
Frank Kant, th at th* rtrwlidstr
who thooted th* lander hia faith
SSKcS-3
In othar wort*, when a candid:t«
who' xuppaT'a tha F***UwiPa‘foll*
S ocial A n d Personal Activities
CBNE MARTIN LANKY, Society Editor
Engraving
McLanlip, Jeweler
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1U 8. Ymifc i n
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Truck & Auto
Service
Bod lea— F p rln g n — T ra ile r*
A p ric e y o u e a a a f f o r d
to p a y
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M artin’s G arage
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PRESCRIPTIONS
ACCURATELY
COMPOUNDED
AT REMARKABLY .
REDUCED P ItIC fS r
OBTAIN OUR PRIG* '.Op
INDIVIDUAL P R H S C R V r '.
TtONS BRKORB PILLING
YOU WILL HE SURPRISED
D R MILLER
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Social Calendar
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M artin’s G arape
G eneral ~ —
R epairing
ROCKY FOHD, C olo—(>P)—
The oarly Fpaniah m ap-m aker'
had thlo name for the atreim
Hurt flow* into the Arkanaaa
river Juat e».t of U * Anlmia:
El Rio d» la* Animaa l*rrfidat
en Pulgitore, which mrana "Tho
; River of the Bnula lo a t in Pur‘i w . t f w r
Tba Townsend Club will hold
It* regular meeting Thursday
a lf h t in the Walaka Building,
MONDAY
Circle Number One of the Wornaa'a Missionary Society of the
P i n t B aptist Church will mret
with Mrs. A. K. Roaaetter at her
booM on Ctlery Avenue.
Circle Number Two of the Wornaa'lMlaaionary Society of the First
Baptist Church will meet with
Mrs. r . A. Stlange at her home
am Myrtle Avenue and Thirteenth
Street.
• C irda Number Three of the
Women’s Missionary Society of
tba P i n t Baptist Church will meet
a t tba home of Mrs. Kyle shoe
maker, 717 Park Avenue, with
M n. H. L. Leonard as hostess.
Circle Number Ebur of the
H w bm en’s Missionary Society of
*^tba P i n t Baptist Church will meet
With Mrs. J. B. West, 610 Mag-
Tekphoog 148
Mary Lambuth Circle ~
Has Regular Meeting
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A lR C O N W n i
liftlnl
A S p e c ia lty
G o r d o n ia T r e e s B l o o m I n C a t r l s s G
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Ih its S u e c p
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\iu e ric :i
la r i
la k e s
( .r o w s
Pe r s o na l s
Mrs. E tta Smith and son, Don T r ,» 1 •» •l»* *l '
aid. of Edison, are the gu«ats of eastward
Mr. and Mrs, A It- Stevens.
the Middi-rt itn
seaboard i-ai.l ..I
Mrs. O S. Toler was the guest
<*-t.n, s
of her mo'hei in (lunnellon dur- liisiirgem d m ,
ing the fourth of July holidays.
irovtm ii, ii< d- (
-------«r illrrv fit Mr. and Mrs A. K Powers have
Itepri ••-nialiti
returned from Daytona Beach ut a
where 'hey .pent several days.
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*’ Evian I. . |tn
Miss
Betty Akin of Winter
| ,,
| (i
Garden visited friends In Sanford j
, ,
yrttcnlay
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H arry Ration has rrturnrd lo ,
I-ak<- Worth after visiting friends
,
in Sanford for several days.
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Elizabeth Methvin
Honored At Shower
Dr. pnd Mm . Harry Woodruff
have leturntil from Coronado
Beach where Ihiy iprnt a few
days.
Miss Gladys Hawkins has returned home after a three weeks
visit in West Palm Reach, Miami
and Key West.
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govi-rmiu-ntal
Mr. snd Mrs. Hugh Turrrn«f
have as their guests Mrs. Jam sS. Crosland snd daughter. Ivy, of
Charlotte, N. C.
. -------C. F. Proctor has gone to Ray
Pines Vetersn's Hospital in S'
Petersburg where he will receive
treatm ent.
pm. ho i | iMtiicavs
.lilt summer with ilic trig rsn t
■Oil lire., snd i l u u | lie I |,um a
M n! ills st ill,- iit.pi,s| i t orris
'b u r rffoit* at Ihr op,
’U nalion t mift-rt iitr t.n
' “ H'd * a result >,(
Koo»»veli'« invitalkm
dlscu>*io
liioMem.
Members of the ofi
; inlt'er spprovt-tl a -up
'he French dele^a'*-, I
enger to st-ntl a t »-ai
Riai*evel| 1 mpha-iru,* I
ity of the del«-git«» m «
waul a xtlulain.
Mvm n i T Mt-i... i«.
NLICK Told Ford
Should l i a r g a i n
Willi
(10
IVuin
Miss Alice Caldwell left yester
day for Miami where she will visit
Mr. and Mrs. Man'on Frierson for
several months.
Word ha* been received that
Waller Ward, who i> attending C.
M. T. C. at Fort Screven, haa l>e»n
qualified aa a machine-gunner.
W E R T -T he JEW ELER
Mia* Marliae Torrence, who la
viaitlng relative* in Charlotte. N.
C., attended the Finals at V. M. I.
in Blmckaburg laat week.
|liaii»,>inK
knd W n lr lttj
F in e W a trIt A nn J r w r l r v
To keep sliced peaches from
darkening # l u r they are peeled
sprinkle a little lemon Juice over
•hem. Then cover and store '.hem
in the refrigerator until time for
■erring.
I f r p n lr ln g
D iaim inil • I n in itin t' A nil E iii* ru v in g
••is iia.it> r u n e:e t , r rn r . • " t tg ^ r *
It H.
I’ltaatts %
N»tl 1
Mr. and Mra. Herman Middleton
and sonr. II, D. end Robert are
Keep your electric light bulbs viaitlng Mr. and Mr*. C harlr, s
•nd lamp ahadca clean If you Wallace in Lexingt on, N. ( \ f«»r
want to gal the most light from •cvtral days.
.‘Jiem. A film of dust on a bulb
will reduce the InUaaity of light.
Mrs. John F. Pearson returned
Dust or d irt on a shade will dim last night from Coleman where
■Ort»J Number Two of the
the haa been the guest of her couMethodic? Miaa ionary Society met
»ln, Mrs. Leila Cartledgv, for sev
Spleey Idea*: Sprinkle a IH’J* eral weeks.
Taendoy afternoon , t 'ib# home
of Mrs. J. B. Crawford. Mrs. T. cinnamon over the lop of cooked
J- ■**»•» a tala ted Mra. Crawford fruit or berry sauce. Add a touch
Mr. and Mra. J. M. Brown and
of nutmeg to ilieed bananas, ap ion. IJoyd. and B. B. Hamby have
aa hastaaa.
Tho
president,
Mra.
John ple sio ca or sliced peacbea. Mix returned to Fairfax, Ala. after
Hayos, opened Iho meeting w ith ' a daih of gingar with baked visiting Mr. and Mr*. II, M. Ham.
by for about ten days.
a short devotional aarvics which Ipeaches, pears or cherries.
waa followed by tho regular huai
Wash "washable” wall papers A Mr. and Mra. Edward Bryant
*
* ^*‘ta*. Mrs. W. S. Thorntow. blbl# atudy Use h e r gave a carefully. Make a heavy auda. and daughter, Jeanette, of Tren
brief discuss ion on "Songs in tba tuing warm water and a mild ton, Florida, waro th* guesta ye*soap. Apply th* auda to tb* p*. terday of Mr. and Mra. J. ||.
N ig h t”
,
par with a soft doth. Quickly Wynn.
M n. 1 . M. McCaakUt Invited
remove with • soft, clean cloth.
the circle to bo her g u rita a t tho
Do not |*t tha auda remain on
Miaa Htrachel Hamby ami Mini
the paper Zoo long—It may Donna Morgan left Bunday for
Refreshments wet* served by looaan It.
Fairfax, A la, and points in Geor
th* heataaaea ta th* following:
gia where they »U | spend some
:Mr*. W. W. Ell la, Mn. J. M. Me
Maka “frosted" grape* for 4lm* viaitlng friends and rtlalhrta.
totokfU. .Mr*. W. 8. Tho,-nton. garnishing summer salads and
mm- Claranee Smith, Mrs- J. F. desserts. Select firm grapes, dip
Mr. and Mra. E arl Howard of
MsChllMid. Mrs. J. M. Hayes, th a n Into slightly beaten egg Jacksonville hove returned to
Mn. Frank Morris nod Mra. W. whites, dual them with granola- their home a fte r spending aoraa
R. Kalla.
tod sugar and then dry thorn on tlma her* aa th* guest* of Mr. and
waxed paper. Ue# them, for ex
ample, os n filling fo r poach ar
cantaloupe halve#.
Mr. and Mra, Hugh Torrence
and goeato, Mra. Jam** 8. CroaU ad and daughter, Ivy, of Ch*rlotto, N. C , have returned from
Daytona Beach w h e n they rpent
Sisty-eevrn perm it of lh*- acident* to motor veha-li * a1 Iiil-i
way-rai'road grade ,r"*»mg»
1937 involv'd tram , opt rating
le»» than 30 mile* |><-r hour.
RiPRICID row QUICK DHPQUH
Although th r nernrwt "II well to
be discovered in the llni'i-d Stall
was located in Colorado, Hie stale
never berani know a* an “o il'
■tale.
W ASH
yesterday fo r Savannah, G.f.
where they will vi»lt lor uboul
tw o weeks.
Sir*. Marion Gordon and r hit
dren, Katherine
and
Eilwanl
of Ocaln were the guest* yes
terday of Mra. G. II. Crabtree.
Mr. and Mr*. G. S. Mobley ot
Miami Beach aro the guest* «f
Dr. and Mra. E. D. Mobley for
a few daya a t their home on Oak
Avanua.
FABRICS
Looking fo r
Som ething?
Classified Ads
to
ONE CLEARANCE
ItEI'HICKI) TO CLEAR!
BIG RACK LADIES IIETTKII
DRESSES
$1.:W
SEE THESE GRAND BARGAINS
Clone Out—
One Table Mcn'x
PANT?
Tonight
FRIDAY
Mr. and M n . M. R. Strickland
, had aa their guests yesterday Mrs.
j j . L. StrickU nd and Misa KathJlacn Rodgers of Certola, Georgia,
•and M n. Frank FoanU ki a f Hawkhuville, Georgia,
Mr*. C E. Adnata. Miaa Elisahath Adam*, Mre. W. T. Bennett
and Bran Hay Adaam will leave in
th* morning far patot*
Georgia
where they will spend tho rest of
GltiU l'KI) UNDER
66
SANFORIZED
Summer TieH
Handmade,
M A<
w rln k ltre ■latent! Cuul calorat
“,nSS. aunt
SANDALS
SOLID LEATHER
(il.ul Tom*
IliilT*
VALUE KB ICED
Bi* Doutil, Up
’4 “
to a 109 inches!
MallopecJ edge,
hrifhl, fail culore.
Sheer Cottons
New ^iii"
-9 S ' !
mer prinU l
JL JL
Fast rnliiral lUrgnina!
Dainty anil L'rhp!
PRISCILLAS
SFOTS FATHER'S COVER
D O IA H A FOUR,
iL iL u lirr
I 'r iin r
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•Meeting1 Is Held
By Methodist Circle
SanfonTs
ShDeS
Chinese, Jap s
Deadlocked On
Van^lzd Froi
Mrs. rrv d Zrrrenner is recover
ing from a recent illness at hrr
home on the West stdv
' M b Number Five of lh* WornH H is » ° i» y
Society of the
K g t l s t Church will meet at
iss
■ K e of Mrs. J. M. SHn«ea
^ ^ H p i 4 0 4 Park Avtnoe.
in
Tba Businsaa and Social m eet
honor of Misa E llubeth Methvin
ing a t U»a F ifty-Fifty Bible Class
o f tba P i n t Methodist Church last night a t the home of the
former on Magnolia Avenue,
will hava a steak supper at
Pink roses drrorated the rooms
Evanadal* a t 7:00 P. M.
Th« -Business sou Program where Bunco was enjoyed by the
Meeting of the W om ens Mission guesta. Miaa Annabelle Methvin
ary Society of the First Math- held high score snd reeuivrd a
odist Church will meet a t the tabla lamp. Low score, a small
water pitcher was presented to
church a t 3 JO o'clock.
The circles of the P in t Pres Mrs. II. B. • Odham, J r
byterian Church will meet
as, Refreshments were served by
the hostesses to the following:
follows:
, Circle Number One, Mrs. C. C. Mias Minnie King. Miaa Fianeea
Briggs, chairman, will meet with Mahoney, Misa Gladya Kinlaw,
M ta.'+C . A. Andrews, HOI Pal-, Mias Virginia Gtllon, ’Mist Rally
mstto Avanua, a t 4:00 o’clock.; Rabun, MUa Annabelle Methvin
Circle Number Two, Miaa Let- and Mra. II. B Odham, Jr.
lie Caldwell, chairman, will meat
at*4KM o'clock a t the home of
Mra. H. 0 Long. Mra. John
Smith will aaalat aa hoeteaa.
C lrtlo Number Four, Mrs. H.
MaCaalin, chairman, will meet
t i m W W * ' 10' * at lh® home of
O f. A- Zachary, 1317 Park
Number Five, Mra. A.
chairm an, will m eat
with Mra. If. C. W ashburn, 2208
■aaford Avenue, a t 4:00 o’clock.
C lrtlo Number Six. Mra. H arry
w oodruff, chairm an, will meat
with Mra. R. A. Smith, 2021
Park Avenue, a t 3:30 o’clock.
WORK TOGETHER
C lIA hM lTT E SV ILL E , Va. —
(A7— Poatinadrr General James
A. Parley ln>t night aaid the
wheel* of Industry iw n would
he revolving at a normal speed
if governm ent, huaineu and la
bor would’ forget mutual antag
onism In an effo rt to bring about
matter how dUtaatefid personally, recovery.
polilira ty they have gut to pull
together . . . The intincerity will
be in the exprtsaiona of e term,
(taped and coitfaleixo whieh sunn
Plate." B ut he
will flood
All types of foolww f
chccra up with ihw thought, that
.ewy rncmbtr f t lbs fw
if Prnm ylvania electa a Repub-N
Uy at POPULAR PRI
ctn Governor re d a Republican
Senator, or either of them , "it
would ha a fairly good sign of
Repclr ican auccer)' In
Sfr. Ken*, of course, flgurra that
bacatra* Governor Earle, whoa*
Nomination for Ibe Senate waa en
dorsed, won, anil U eulenant Gov
ernor Kennedy whoke nominrHon
for th* Oovrrnorahip wj* approved
by the Democratic Chaiiman, loat,
there fora the IVno ylvan'e reauB
wa* a dlaaa'roua blow lo the ad
ministration. Mr. Parity, in (he
dual endorsement a»xde It w ry
pliln that w hat h* waa aaohihg
wav harmony among i(m Prnnayl-
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
AND
PORGFrr ABOUT MAPS
HY CHARLES MHHKIJiON
Democratic N a'iooal Committee
BAN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
A. R. Tinglry »«d family left
for Rockville, N. B. Canada Sat
urday on account of the serious
illness of his brother, Douglass
Tinglcy. Mr. Tlncley and tom
ily expect to (pend the summer
with This parents, Mr. and Mr*
K. T. T insley of Backvllle. re
turning to Oviedo about the
first 6 f September.
Mr. and Mrs. Msrvln Estes
snd son. Robhke, left foe Dothan.
Ataoemn Saturday where they
will viait with Mrs. Estes* fsther.
Mr. Robert Herring. They also
expect tii visit relatives in Geor
gia, and will return the first ol
September.
Mr. and Mrs. L It. Gore an I
family are spending the week-end
at Jarksonville Beach. Misa Lou
ise Brown accompanied them on
their trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Estes are
visiting relatives in Georgia dur
ing the summer months.
E. W. Sutch. who has bean in
the employ o f Nelson and Co.,
for the past eighteen months, re
turned to his home in Alaehoa
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hendrick
and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ilryant of A tlanta, Georgia ara vis
iting in Oviedo with Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Kate*.
*'*J. B. Jones, Jr., Postm aster at
Oviedo, and family are spend
ing several days In Georgia on
a short vacation.
Mias Hurley
Mas Adams la in afcarga of the
post office during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kasell and
family are spending the week-end
with relativee in Orela.
Mr*-* A. R. Tingley gave a
hirthdav party T huriday in Ronor
pf her litila daughter Joann
sixth
birthday.
Refreshments
were served to the following littie friends who wore guests: Ij t
June Estes. Hilly am j Jean
Chance, Dorothy Nlblack and
VaribVb* ov
DISPELLING THE FOG
rho Key Want Cltlien, pubkad 'wherx the Oversea* tllghf opening waa celebrated on
i Fourth, game out un th* aacl with a beautiful >4 page
M l full of picture* and In te r
u
pew* m atter whkh would
"» done e n d ll to a chy many
m b rg v r than Kay West. The
UUt CUy aeema to be coming
tf It* own' again.
,
OVIEDO
SEEM
T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 7, 1 9 M
<f t
SUIT CASE
34" long,
Q Q
sturdily
g fO
built! UtceI lock.
rtiyoru*
SLIPS
Famous
f
Cynthia brandy
with shadow pa
k rig k U n a a m n a r wiwdawal
Flack, p r i a l r d
m , r '|u i „ t t e
w ith 3" p lain r a llie s . Niaa>
�mmmm
T n ? s A N r o n o i i k r a i .p . h a n p o r d .t w r i d a
TPV H s d a y , J U tT 7 * ^
.j
■■.■.I. .
IT
i ..
■
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rrors
Leesburg, Orlando And R>'j
DeLand Cop League Tiks,,,.
'Hudson Allows Only 5 H its Se m irR ro s Play
OrraQo^iBeacb 1b
j- W hile W illis Gives Up 9
D ittrict- Tourney
"flu leor* by inning*:
Leesburg continued 111 victory
march ta il night with i fl to 0 I)»Lj>n d ___ l«* t*l • » —t* U 1
i’» iiik i
»i» m
* 11
■hulout ov»r St. A pguitlne.
W olI|b«rpr, Harper »ml J u t
The Lanburgen nicked Brad* |
foi«; Hudsrnv, Giddy, KbmiW
»ha«v, Morrison and Wlegle for*.
and llaalup.
1(1 li f e hiu while Harriet held
the Sainti to three well-scattered
T ht
Orlando Senator*
last ,ns
blow*.
(light bunched 15 hits off tbriT* •*
T he Sanford Semi-pro
.Slug 1
| The »core by inningm:
*
HI. A u a u e iin * i n *oe e * i - o
1 1 Dayluna Beach hurler* to down
gern, under the d irect um of
Uepbarg
ifo 9 tj mi—• la 1 the Islanders by a score of 7 to &Manager Rumrll McCruck* n. will
1 H rati* h a w ,
M y r n so n .
W ie g l« p q rin f the game, la»j McNeece.
m eet the Ormond B h| u -| i all
•nd Mobley; Harden and Uni*.
second baseman injured hla ankle **
-at the City Island Park in I’u ),
when he slid into third have in
tom* Ht-itch this afternoon at l nil
Del^nd'a Hed* |rounitrd out IB the fourth inning and had
to 1
oVIock in their second
double
hiti agalnat three I'alatk* pitch leave the game. X ray picture*
elimination Halifax l ! i a t r i r t
er. luit night to romp home with will be taken today to determine r
FIoiuIb Stale Jk*j*il Pro tourney.
a 10 to S victory.
the extent of the injury.
Manager M d r i o k - f i h«« i n t
Ilitdion. Cuddy and Km cnon
The *core by Inninga:
announced hla startin g
hurlcr*
11 ha red mound diitie* for the A ll- O r la n d o
19* 1*1 • ! * — I V I I £
but l l i i b e r t
cu rv e
hull 1
lia i while Wolf.bergrr and Har f > a > i n M R e a c h S*S » *• ! * • — I I • *
arti*: may go to the lull for the
ter. Del^nd hurlrn. gave up , Mathias. Schiro, Smith; Brooks, ■/
fi r *l time wince he r e t i i r d fr om ! WAR MINSTREL, graad.en • ( Man O'War, L d . . . reaching the fini.li line
(hr*. end • half levtn hita.
Shroha, Donnelly and Pare/
j jirof* **>ional p la y in g
wi ki
the!
Innglht ahead Is heal tbs grsat S*> Bi.cait in Chs 110.000 added S ia n .nd Strip*, handicap at
Sanford Lookout 4 In 1ti.'IC.
Arlingtsn Parh, Chicsgs, Ssahiusit (on the nut.ids) noa.d out Arab. Arrow for ..esn d place.
John, Andrew Jr.. A ]
‘Total Of Six Miscues Made By Locals;
t il . Oainesville Crew Scores Three
Hcrbtu-L Mpses May Be
Runs In Tenth To Cain Win
ras anil ib* Kjimua also w*re eretliUil with error*.
The (» M«n cinched the (fame in
'heir half of the tenth when Smith
*in if led I** d*rp short, look ecwjnil
**U lon ov«r the O.ikout. trfurr
Wl# of (ho
Urges' wrt'krijy
ifir.d Lu'h iiinner. and Bray
rrowdi «o far (bin teuton.
intentional y walked lo fill
liu -i. I.mngnion hi' in front
In lb* ibini inning, Uiltny il*
tUmu< Worktd hurh-r Ken W ilt.1*'1 *b p l i t r Imi llud.on dropped
- tagging the runn- r,
for * boi« on ball., wen' lo » « -|
fe. McMullen wn»
onri cm Moorq's infield hit, III >k
Ufrd on Langatnn’i infivlil >ingle, j chugh' off Hiitil hg.r in a chu-e
landing Moore lo second, Davis end Br.y moved to third with
ifnfirultd out scoring dg Ramin l.ivmg.ton going to urcond. He
Vinrinii grounded to IMlman who
.(w Hanford's only run.
f Tbot Iona run looked very big erroird the lull al'owing B riy <t)
for *la Inningi ■■ lanky Hwcrie .core. leKoy de Ilamu. recoveml
If the S l u g g e r s a r e tit f«-iift<tj
Hudson Itrlil Ihe (i-Men *o 1wu the hall behind third haae and
today thirw will h«
etiniiiiati J |
'b ill, until the ililh when (hr vial*
from the turn nnmt-iil which is
' tori knotted (hr score. U u Hogi
*./0111hir 'e i 1 11r i d t lit iloulili 1 Inn
no wga credited wi'h i fluke- dou km hull regu la tions a m i the S l u g '
bla, look third on Buck Itoilgers’
g n i d lu p p e d th eir fln>* Mil Sun
, abort ling If to cen'rr uml aron-d i i i i . K j i u . l . g
day tu 11 Djiyltitm ll« m li mi .fit
Sh*n Billy Muura bubbled Hu* ball Hiuiili If
I* cooler flrl.l.
u
by a sc ore uf H to I
’i thilhinlirr II*
roar h
Mrf *i urkefi
ha-*
wr
Willis on the mound for *hr lin y cf
nounced l hfll there will b* num
«teH0l« waa nirkril fr.rly to, a
r„
i-roun rhung s m tin* line up and
tolol of nine hll», all were m l - ,
tgriri. WllUa w is in iroubl. all I
«(•
that the local club nhould stack
. during (he tilt and in only l w o i Wllh* *'
up much betfer (halt it did Sim
^jkmhifa did b* irtiri thr Lookouli. tuij.!.
ilay aflyrnotifi. The winner of
" down In order. WllUa walked Ih rr.!
1he game th h *»f ciniMin w II play
'o f Iha Rodgrr.' men while chalk- V w r . "r
Oak llill at I hi v ton j Itcarh to
' in* up 1 pair of atilkiouli.
| l..na<lun if
morrow ■flernooM at I ‘to oVI ck.
L » u d io n , gave up on y five hit*
*ic
lo jlba haavy-hilling (ialne-villi- hhii, 11.
Mino. A yjik o T m ish a h
rireW- Hr wa. in >muble only a
** '*
y i a r o l d Ju paneve M'lioot >
• f»W llinci during the game and
.
«iy« fc*iHl and d r f j i h a v e
K
\ |lla male* plsytd errorless be* htramu* **
d hltn, the 0-Men would have
baen ihuloul alnc* Ihe four Ouin.n. gill# talltea were unearned.
TM downfall of <h* Lookout*
-- too* .*r*ril*cd mainly to the *l«
i-'-gtVMl eommlUod. Moore came un
P with a boLble, Davie mlicucd, I'll' tnan'mlwurd and lludaon, ('unlre-
C lassified
lit do wi»h
T >u|<
,|.in ...ili»
haiif»r<i
lung life.
Schneider May Be
Able To K eturp To
H urling Next W eek
Dutch Schnuulvr.
»*•«* lefthumli'r fur the Sjinfurd Luuknuts,
may r H u r n to hurling h f x t wc-k,
Schm-blrr was injured last SaturTIuy night wtuui wurmsnu up
hr pullrd Rcvfial inii.cI ct in hi*
hark.
Dr. I.. T. Dus* (routed Kchnei*
dr r hul he <Sali'il (lint (lit* rk;trt time nf Sdinpiilpm' re tu r n
depended n i t indy on (ho time
Herded for tin? imi.wki (o hem*.
Dr. Bins o rd e re d flcliuridrr (u
s(ny out of iuiir.itin flue lo (he
facl dial p n i d i r e might cause
u more serious injury.
Wo
her view, is the great kille
THE STANDINGS
mnirer.r. i»
in.
*
J kTih'ra v
ii.r.mu* 1.
Thoroughbred Hamp.hirn hog.,
h ghrrn eltlclceni anil lualinn be-, *
iuvi- b c-n furin.ihcd
by Hm
Mi-ziran (o tcu m v n t
to
.m ill
iiiiu-hi-r* and farmer, of tha
H otc o f Mexico- the departnirnt
of ojrU'ultuiu ami d>-v lop men'.
A d vertisem en ts
IJUM liSB H K ItV IC K
tV’rmlcll
P h i l l i p .,
Hu.ton
rofninit-r
nriil
arn lo r,
w i.tu lirw
from lifti vc la w p r a r l i r r in IHTJ
b c a u .n ho w i n u m v il li n g t o hi’
boiitnl b y tho nilvocutv’n r.ntli ol
tiln-dU-nre to th e C . im lit u t io n .
W. i . KIVU. P ln m ll.a
MAVM I * I R
Wal*»
SO* who raaltv k
■*%** Jaw.lSf M
aei .11* A v # /
M IM C E 14,A N E O U H
a lafodw? 'ctfl.yi 'lv e .
~ A jN N O U R L E M E N T «
The mo.t vnrnciou. and target
of the birriiruih. i. the plruda,
which riarhe. a li-nir'h of tl fret.
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,
,
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Winter Warden
Muunl
Durn
tlamrm Twilit ?
M ulU t
IMermonl nf Apfllkn
a e o n ihimh oh rt**».
M s,
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t#
- awiiw. n a « . Tfvioa at.*** -»•»aaaa *eoHv> »i»ri*i^«a4, if*
*** yv1
Momw Dura ni Winl<»f
I rnmt IIIji at DuMKle,
« ." * • ------------------- s -
! * • * » * — • * , MH4 T .
f i w n ■ ■ *» rotltvalloo—a aeveaf
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Pm
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l.
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lilt
lay
III Ich o r*
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lliu la o a
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gln u l. I'iUiKwl hall. ( 'untrpnia. Dm*
litre a, C u w ir i anti Ilia liter. Tim**.
Ii49
n*H «u
tr A iy u a .T ,
SIDE!
Production of quick frozen food*
In th# United Btat*a thl* year la
expected lo total a ^ u t 4SQ.UOO
i f f pound*, fl»o*t th'** tlm»« the
ou'pul of 193#.
*A N FO
Duda
Pankuch, John *t ux. Ko’e To
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Filled
40 Vear* Experience
P lu m e 204
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J IP N S & F R Y E R *
U 0F F n m «r» M »r v — f h a To
P in i M e P e rm P r ^ r ^ Y
.
SEMINOLE
H1CH
SCHOOL
teich elder* aoia*IM M
H S Il «
C I R L rat
P flU l.T K Y M K T .
aboal ifcoal a
c k f l l i a i k l a al LorRablw, C«*g. m
nrlib M xlM , than gaUlag U otal t
SCARED FOR SMOREY
JQE RALOORA
Pal neaaly U tly i Pra.g. inv,
I*
Pankuch, Jidln el bz. Roae r i
Andrew Jr.. John A Ferdinand
‘
Dll Knot: l»
Fiik 2 lh«.
.
ADMIRAL DIES
LON DON — tJP)— Bear Admiral
Sir Beikeley Mi ne, died in hU
London e'ub yeittrday at lbs i n
of S3. Sir Berkalcy waa ittaebtd
■ucceulvely to the houieboldi of
King Sdward VII, King (icon* Vj
ml
n I.___ a VIII,
1J1U -wA U ImJ
King o
Edward
Georg* VI.
Mobley’s Drugstore
Ihe.
Bream lb.
h ilt . M r M u lt * it. Jkt'iftnu. H u fr lflt ^ R .
llo t lg r r H . Wl|lla., L e f t
(Ui » h iic i h ,
cni-nfiH i. w in m a t* o « t
oov h 1*1. Th.oSM* a*.(os,
3
W arranty Deed.
llill. H. II. r' uz. Eva Webb Tr
l.e o n ir il P. P u y lo n e t UZ.
Watftnn, II, M. et uz. Eva Mae To
E. W. Rive
Rive, E. W. vl vir. S. A. To Freda
K. Dy.on et vir, F. A.
Wilmn, Inc., Syivei'er E. To
Orang. Land Cn.
Cringe Land Company Tn Lake
Charm Fruit Co., Inc.
MeiichRealty
Company
To
Marie T. Meiich et vir, K. W.
DeWolxkl. C. U ft uz. Marion
Mabbette to H. 0 . I.inglt
Tringle, Finnic A. & Janie* To
Janie Sykri
Tax Deeds
Cnun'v
of Seminole To H. I.
M ll'b la
County
nf Feminnle To B. IMaltble
County
of Seminole To B. I .
Mi I'hie
County of Seminolr To Anthony
Fuller
Mi)r>i|ige
Payton, Leonard P. e> uz. To H.
■1 till!
•*'
Dada
Satisfactions ef Mortgi
Urn
M
Hutchln.on, J. C. A t o .d f l
Biker ft uz.
1 'ir'lil I^VInse of S B
Chats and Cumpany
E it ti <t u i.
dtnii
Aaslgnment of Mortgage , re
Hillmin, David To ^amUet HIUman
Ida Pendent
rv'ivg
Davli, Fre.1 J, To W. E. BafgeU-jo.'d
at al.
' . :i&
t |i t intact ion ofMortgage
(/.
Federal U n d Bank To tip'art ,
Morvman et u i.
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r n o i t asrviee — PrSaael d*M»**r
fompaiM lb.
BU# Fish lb............
3§>«nith Mackerel lb,
2 Ihe. 3Sc
Wblllnf* 3 lb«.
IlH yjIK II
i.r
A|Mi|iUn
Hominole County
Court Records
I C A N 'T , ■*<
HR. O'BVE AH*
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FER E V ' R Y - -
By Jo M tbff
T r t r Re s t of
COM M ITTEE
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P A O F F IV E
h e r a l d . a a n f o r d , f ia h u t o
III \ t \
Hair Tracks Offer To
Test 5-Dnj KaeeVVeek’
ade Runners
Traditions
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seaman Carrying Aid
To Loyalist* Face
Rebel Air Attacks
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By BBNBT r . TASSIDY
PORT VENORKS, France, N rar
th e Spanish Frontier The tradi
Uoo of adventure on the Spanish
M ain b being kepi alive by Mar
b l a carrying aid to the embatUad Spanish g'wernmenl,
IlMeltM riding a rargo of high
• p b d t f i In Valencia
harbor.
C b In*urgent air bomba send
Up aponta of water around
a*d you hare an idea or
»
t blockade runner* e l perii-nrc
Hour In water* where old-time
bUecl lire r i would be a minor
aulagnce.
Thai# traffic I* mounting beFrench a lid Spanish g o t
a I .porta a* the Inattrgent
force* tighten their ring
A Catalonia and
broaden
r Wedge toward Valancia.
Fish & Sea I'tnuls
Of
■ gH W 1 th at time, all the ships
to go out In the harbor a t
to anchor away from all
But we had stayed a t the
The warehouse alongside
of TNT and so were we.
bomba dropped near,
j neat night, with .ay s'!
■tin. aw, the captain look
e a t In tha harbor -wtthw alting for a pilot."
rove gam* to ' Port
Urn* from B an ia n s
g cargo of orange*—“ It
ad .10 daya to get the cargo
beaafm the ptaaaa came ever aad
‘ * acornt the docker*," E v ajg
R E C E SSIO N
Mur* |ai f«-*-« , r•t-hitiK tn I
Krt’Ml Jill v
11!
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1 hr
illftr
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fvHtiiri* t f
Hr a tvs »»l H t ' i l u r |*rtrvs ju s ! rn liio ir ff nnvi
i
mnrv J
t SPECIAL DELIVERY a y a t e m f o r a e r i a l I r o a p a c a l l , f o r p a r a c k u i a l e a p f r o m p l a n e r , w i t h a m a c h i n e |u a
near Berlin, on* j u m p e r b a r a l r e a d y a t a r l e d d o w n w a r d p u l l w hile a n o t h e r p r e p a r e s to l e a p tram p l a n e
GIANT
W arship Sent
Be B ritain To
Scent1 O f ItiotH
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in i an
hnn «H m Oir l>*iiii I* w i ihum ii
(Millrv ! i nil
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wiMiiui* >1 Iftit nii-ii
In a Kim l»n11Ir ln*t tii|?hJ hit
itlt | k| i>i in^a nf Will *«« lull, w*4’ti*’ ■rI
h i Jlilnciil \ h *i*rv o f !iiilt*'H i H’ i
WHOLESALE
PRICES
FOOD
IN RETAIL
CENTERS
Cottltmiad Ff»m Pag* On#
HI*iif.n i n■« In ki-v|> if mlaid*iil. nil
fht
1h • t w ill nitflil.
STORE*
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ii ml
Q u a n t it y
S p o c t n ll
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R ig h t s
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S U G A R
5 ib* 21c
P o r k * B e a n s 3 <°> 1 0 c
livlirimiB, smooth, r u b
A p p l e B u t t e r « <>. l l .c
S o u th e r n B iscuit
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P run es
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2 0 b* 4 9 c
Kr|li, irg'n
C o r n F la k e s 3
he Mnh.tiiHv , I'lirb’ Aialt, »**iv
kg*
15c
L u ic io u t Frutl Ito m
iiii h « h *»i* «livi v%ntirifl
T h o R o m a n t ic
T to p ic s
• tl,
B
Adjustment Of Hates
| On KxprcHs Is Asked
a n
f tout lit** hin»l tt" ftavittif
puliim
, . lull i*f liviiflhfnl
tr>*|unil •Ann#*In m**, IruJv
K S H F S Y D I D N ' T M A T E R I A L I Z E for Cyan. M*s*. residents who foead they
aeuldnT aal aamfl aad. smelt* and herring washed ap an harbor short; Itsh were seated with alL
F " »"
"
.f j*
—
"V
-
•
•»
■ . - u r ---*“
v n l i n l u y fur
.•«ljUn I vRprvpi.w
T i n 11 m nip ii n y
finif r» lvs, mirl
• nly i
i|t ( rvv ftinii
Iit in |H, v i * i11i *ij i4if a 11ruvtl at i
rv i.
i
II. S
MfNO, ■
mg iih ii
* One** at an It r h r i f
iif| in w«ifv ivifiiv |
lion
netv* m y
tn miintiiin 1
Alaskun (aold Fields
Draw Many Visitors
JU N EA U . Alaska, July T 171*1
—Spring has bioughl Ala*ka mi
influx Ilf destitute person* fiuni
tka a'* 1** sn k in g their furlunea.
"The ni.m lur u|t rfluif in the
infiitory is decide ly |ncit*»cil l y
these arrival*, hut Ihcir , gcin* tm
way tu s'u p I hem,” aaiil J . f i . Rjvcfp, number uf 'he Aluakl w elfarr
Montana Plans To
Protect (lame Fish
T lE l.E N A. Mu lit.. Ju ly 7-(A*)
k^mtatiu t» planning to t«rt«n
«fmy inlga'iiin ditch .«ailing from
« t|ian is . a locked with g u ile fiah.
. Ju h n 'M Schnfleld, m pirin'end*nt of atate fisheries, Mill thoijsand* uf gsinr fiih die each year
bpcaute they are unable to g*l
back into streams a fU r they go
through irrigation di'ch headgaU*.
Wagdns Of Weatierii
Show On lltoVe Afealn
)K U H 6 M A lTTY, ju ly T - t p l
he wagon* of the 101 ; Ranch
h id W i t " show unco s galaT r*
.tho move but this time The
r U pilenl and tlw band
l» ampty. ...
L£rt.Tr%ir,sK
I r
a s
10-25c
I Kl Ur t n
Poaches 5 ib» 19c
A vocados ofleh 5c
Potatoes io ib* 19c
^ I 'li sp Ijtl lf.
Carrots
5c
bunch
Fancy Boat Grado Streak O ’ Loan
W h ite B a c o n *1 3 ^
i'liri* l.m l t*f Hulk Iv«iiii}M9ii}i«|
From far away Alaska —
S a lm o n
L ard
tall can
Bine key *s, NurlhvrrKi, N*vy, Tlahf lainift
B ean s
P ap er
L o in s-
5
R acon
rolli
5 *<>'
*
Ib d ie
Hr inly to bake— M<*t
S a lt
Koft.mury
L oaf
3 »>• 4 9 c
v«.ii Mtoutuer
23 c
vfi >b
*
C r a p e J u ic e
p> 1 0 c
Lond O’ lan thin o Bailor
»>
27c
M
w*l
12c
la v d l'a Brood
'*« w
8c
LovoM’s Wook-End Coho Ip o d o l 21c
W B M f p b Jfolco
3 *• > Cans
25c
ro x RrtOr M ilk
4 w c«
23c
N. B. ^ ttU M o RIU
pft
»c
C o n Mbol - 9 «* 10c
bo Rico
I »•
17c
T ljiia rf Too
i»» **»•
10c
l U i o CoM— _____ fuss Keg b______ 17c
R o a st
i*
I9 c
Froth G iound B a d
Ib
I'i'A c
G orton s Bonolats C odfish Ib J b c
Bonolois Picklad Pig Foot pt. 2 J c
Fat Salt M ackorol
oach
10c
Arm our's Star Branded Bool
R ound Staak
Chuck Roast
juicy, Ib
maaty; Ib
35c
21c
Tondar W o sfrn BoV
Bool Roast ib 15c to 19c
Club or Loin Staak
ib
25c
Baal Rib Slaw
Ib____ 12Vhc
VEG-ALL
Ready to mm a* a dinner
1eg*table, salad or aoup; app«Using, Bouriahiag, aconomicaL
2
«*«•
23 c
GCTAGON
4
r
«■ 2 5 c
K m tian s Koltable Bacon
{.iplmi** Yellow Lslwl
‘A A*
23c
*Tp* ■«IIt I hi I(fI"11 It Ml»■ I!#A;«
It* lb. tic pkgs. T*bi*
T ea
»> 1 0 ’/ 2c
H .if or ftlm|i% rib «tr fmii (Mtik
3 «»»
Certified Tolley
la ta A Nwder
D B B B
No
a n
Nii v ( uluiM IVnrN
nutti s lin.noo.noo c *li b«* mlili tl I'
I* i rv vv ii u vt nil mi i ly hy Ihv »v
'f f i c f c n l f v r v i i e
T h r li t u n nm im ril f u r l h v r livrtiiK» mi milil hr hvlil ii> Hu iiinighum,
Alt., Aoir. 2*»t Sun l* in n r K ro # Auj;.
und t hvyvnnt'* W 'y n t S e p l. T*.
i*
vvi*r> faiHil) mu \m w .ill tbi*>
ft mil. A»'tiTr* (in* wailiiitf ?
|i* i niisninn in rv
in Ivs.
wniit * > « in n i n »
n i l *iih**r M r»*l
m iju s lo iv n l.
ib lit i
d Iiin "
WASIIINtiTIlN. July 7 id*)
1.. 0 . lie id. ptrsiili III „ f the Hail
nay E x p r e s s . I n c . h ■ k rd 'h e In
ter»t« («• ('omni**iiv l'iimini*ii)iin
board.
1* i A t M W
,1 Hi it
O, In,-M il
|
!
A i t cargo of cigaretta lighta r t , shoes and socks, when Ibo
p la y s came over and
i>tried
hoicking the port. They dropped
‘ >i 10 Kimhs around us, but never
Sw t w
“ Another flm -, we came into
They * arted to bomb,
on the n»ay ran down
and a bomb lit right
them Five of those nreu
never found. The sixth - a
of shrapnel went right
h his head.
wa w ent Into Valencia
J W toaa of TNT from Ro •
Amsterdam. About
M , they eama over with the
h iiu l-
Sanford 1’isli Market
I’h s w
1. n a t i o n a l i l i u » —
ana, U ritiah an d
f ra c er of E urope ,
bom ba of lip
torprdoey of Tub'
— —nT_ ta carry supplies ht> the
g uoem m m t coast.
Take, for example, the litlln
B ritish tram p steamer S. 3 . Stangrove of London, with a single
black stack sticking up out of
•20 blistered tuna of freighter.
Aboard her are lb men: l ho
Welsh captain, Robert [towman,
a veteran of 60 yiaro at sea;
fh ts , Kathontana, three French
men, two Englishmen, one C ana
d ian ,' one I’ote, one Norwegian
and one Dane.
The Canadian, dark aad wiry,
w ith
a
beret,
turtle necked
sw eater and pants of navy blur,
calls, himself Tom Evan* of To
ruAto. II* first went “to sea" on
th e Great Lakes, a t the
of
l b during
summer
vacations
from high school.
T hru barn In eight bombard|r d more from the
ws passed porta
■ ft~ r1 .V h,p;
i t shave w**
[on lest Nowmbe
Ml
\ I-.,i 11 .
I 'r i.* - , H iplii
■* " v .
CRISCO
1
�THE SANFORD HER AM). SANFORD. FLOMDA
BumsNegroWho I
n n .u . Planter
m _*,_•
Killedri Wliite
Hughes Will Begin
Flight On Saturday
ROLLING PORK. MU... July 7
—(A1)—A Sharkey county p o o r 0f
30 men yeeterday .hot and killrd
Tom K rcm . 43-year-old n riro
Mack.mlih, dragged hla body .«»e ial m ile., then burned it on the
apol where e irllc r In the day tho
negro had kll ed R. Purdy Flana
gan. prominent whita planter.
Uieen we* killed In a cabin after
a 16-minute gun battle with the
laob.
.OKLAHOMA CITY, O kla, (A*)—Whrn the rear tire of *
•Ity Imck blew out on a down
afreet it hurled the |w u rtolnlng rima 20 fret aero.ia the
iJdtw alk, thruugb a .how win
4*w ami against the ua.k -tail
Of a elore. 00 feet from the door.
Nobody wa* Injured, beeauee the
Occident occurred at midnight.
LONDON — (A") — Brits!
8ovUt Hoasis yesterday il|
protocol bringing thaie naval
nw nt o f July SO, t a i l , fail
' w ith tha now lim it o f 46.00
for, battleships adopted b;
tala, tfa« U nited
S u tee
France. B ritain announce
NEW YORK. July 7 - 0 D - A
.o c l.tr . of Howard llughe*, mil
llonaire filer and one-time Holl>
wood movie producer, n id la-'
night he and •. crew of four would
take off from Floyd Bennett an
port protebly on Katurdijr for j
'R eport, were thr.t the negro rnd
Flanagan fought when Green re
futed to do work the plantation
m anager ordered. F lanigan fired
him and begin .o rtln g tool*.
, F lip . (an rim e to a rifle among j
th# toob AiuJ Ihr nrgio c jlnm l
It. The planter refu.ed to give
It to him and the negro drrw a
pistol -ml fired, wotnding Flana
gan In Ih. jaw.
The white man returned the fire,
bitting the negro in the .ale.
Again the negro .hot, the bullet.
Striking FI. n>g.n in the h#ai<
and killing him.
2 0 M ILES
FOR
Bo difficult a n tha teel* fo r in
to mobile dr hrera In Greet RrNaiw
th a t m a n than «7 peroral o f the
•p p lk aa ta b tho l a .t U r w y M n
kava failed,
.
.
f- «
|IS
‘
MASKS
FOR
PA RIS
•P A R IS —OPl—An order wa*
plgrrd yesterday for 1 ,760.111111
P * masks to Its distributed free
to Faria residents. The national
government will asriime tin* ,e«
penae.
• till of eeeh dollir of tevtnuo
>nd idher receipts, the railroad,
in 1937 paid 14.03 cent, in inteiest and lent com pand with in
average of 2031 cent, in the fiveyear period from 1901 to 1906,
in- lu.ivr.
PINEAPPLE
IIOW TO G E T IN JA IL
PAN SAUSAG
PEARS
«
WILLSELLTHEM
Vn
Spaghetti 4— 15 3-4 oz. cans.............. 25c
Black-Eye Peas 3 No. 303 cans......... 25c
Rice Fancy Blue Rose 5 lbs............ 17c
Corn Meal Unbolted 5 lb s............... ...10c
Iona Tomato Juice 50"oz. can.............. 19c
Chili Sauce Ann Page 8 oz. Jar...........JOc
Clapps Raby Food (strained) 3 cans..25c
Fastidia Facial Tissue 3 pkgs............ 25c
New U. S. No. 1 Potatoes 5 lbs............10c
Firm Ripe Bananas 3 lbs,
Good Size Juicy Lemons doz,
Green Cabbage lb...............
Elberta Peaches 3 lbs.......
Avocado Pears earh.............
Yellow Onions 4 lbs............
la C.-Opersllwa Will,
NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS SALK
SPARKLE
BUTTER
Pound 29c
■lliMkMvh rr la l
BUTTER
" cheS e
1 pound ctn. 31c
Pound 23c
WESTON R EO I
Beef Shoulder Pot Roast lb. 21C
Hamburger
2 lbs.
JSC
Spare Ribs
lb.
17c
Pork Chops Center Cuts lb. ]0C
Sliced Bacon Squares lb...................
Round Steak 1tkf................... j.......... 85c
Freshly Rawslad I
ranlrsi-t for iiiU a y i
I in 1900 in New York
Household Hints
IftturallMi Day
n u
D
^ u !""
Dl M
1 Fickle*
^
flour
I teaspopon
4 teaspoons bakvanUla
lag powder
M teaspoon >alt
3 egg w hiles
1-3 cup milk
tealrn
Cream butter and sugar to-
(tjbar until they are vary soft ind
creamy. Add yolks, vanilla, sail,
milk, syrup, flour and baking pow
der. Beat for two mlnulea. Fold In
‘ba *11 while*. Half-fill layer cake
pan* which bar* bean fitted with
376 dagraws.)
Ktipla FrwMIog
3-3 cup granu*
3 tab'aspoona
l*i*d sugar
butler
1 cup maplo
1*3 cup wxtat
aytup
teaspoon vanilla
Boll slowly, .H iring frequsni.y,
sugar, bu< u r and wotor. When o
•oft boll foim w taa o portion lo
poured In to c M WOter, remove
flout th* heal. Lat stand for 16
mbiataa. Add vanl lo and beat untU creamy. F<aot Uw cake.
;
“ ‘““w Ul.... Ilf
. f
Mid Fall Bodlod lb. lie
AH
-/1
f®#> a n d W I m f lb« 2Se
Hi r»:
Picnic Hams
#
g
n iK M i
n
21C
t
| OKRA
®
G E N U I N E S P R IN G
10lbs.
BANANAS
|-Unbc
Twelve
'I’iekU
,oU ,° dB
**,lJ
eet.
Butt,red Rolls
I'lunl Jelly
Raspberry Presence
Fineapple Ire Cream
M*ple Syn-p Cake Maple Frosting
Coffee
feed Tea
I'elato Salad
(Old-Fashioned Vatiely)
4 eupa diced,
1 l . j tes.poonc
cooked putsH |i
.
.,#**
1-3 Isaipoon
M *UP
paprika
onions
4 nird-eooked
1-4 cup minced
egg., diced
J 1™ *
1,-4 cup chopped
I-J cup diced
aw ett piefaiaa
colrry
1*4 cup rhopptil
1-2 cup
diced
pimientoa
cocumber.
1 |. g cupt
..
*d dressing
Ml* half of Iht d rtsiln g with
rest of the ingredients. Chill for
• t least one hour. Puur Into g
bowl that has been lined with crlap
lettuce. Top with the rest of the
dressing and garnish with strips
of pimientoa and sliced stuffed
olives. •
Maple Hyrep Cake
(A New Kng and Favorite) 1-3 cup butler
2 3 cup maple
l- I cup granusyrup
b<ed sugar 3 1-3 cupt pastry
5 *11 Jfolka
n u n
lb.
AKU^W
_
•4 •
%
s«
m
ONIONS
FA Jfcr
3lbs.
TOMATOES
14c
4
L-A-M-B
P -O -R -K
Legs lb............21c Rama
lb.
Shoulder lb. 12V&C Shoulder lb. i
RH
Chops 2 lbs. 29c Backbone 1 U
Stew l b . ,
lOc
■ P H P U * gambling purpose*,
w faring them whkln tha proWkUion, If they are go adapted.”
Tha court’s decisions become
final In 16 day* unless petitions
for a rehearing are filed.
Smoked Sausage
r . a. no . t
Elberta Peaches
5 lbs.
19c
OTNINaLROa
BEANS
lb.
5c
FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY H, I9.1H
FRANCO’S BOMBS SINK SHIPS AT VALENCIA
Doz.
15c
POTATOES
Sliced Bacon
Squares
17^
Fraternal Congress
Names Officers At
Parley In Orlando
Churngold
•MALI. OXTXiiU*
Soap or Powder
5 for
Bulk
Sugar
5 lbs.
AND a OS. CAN USOtND NLA CM FNrrNN
Corn Flakes Post Toasties
Y*
•
a
ftJCtCNO VAN CAMPRRLL
^Tomato Juice
p u n t MVRD PMAU oa
Baby Lunas
PAtHJ¥
2 S c
Tomatoes
Officers of tha Florida F rater
nal Congress far the coming year
ware elected at tha annual meet
ing af tha body fa tho AngvbUt
Hotel fa, Orlando yesterday, C. C.
Collins, who attended Ike el)-d.y
P*Hey. announedd today.
5 c
lira , Maude ORrlaan o f Lake-
Rise* ( r iv e n S e n a t o r
H u lk le y B y
I ’r e s i
d e n t In S p e e c h D e
li w r e d A t . M a r i e t t a
W'• ■
•**
■ ^v:
t o
A y
r
r» Completion
B O a rd
ilR A r e
^ rfin n H
Thr
«n *tie erbnin jI
ilucket for thr AUiiiinrr frini of Hu
.Srminnlr Cuunly Couri will hr «riNignnl for (rial b**f..ip Couniy
Ju'*Kr
"
'Nkirr lh» afloinonn,
ainl ainrr thorr nrt* it.* .»*•* |mt* l
on thr civil tlockel, a a nulup **f
j ihi* m ii ihI county court i• rm th.*
>f Dorothy y rtr ** ••■pwletl »hi* afirrnoort , r
tom«»rrow morning.
Lumb
irar, o
•
Thr criminal
ruction in- p#ur, ,erm
In China. Jnpiin's 1ig offrn*i\f
against Hankow staled in (hr
«wanip' along the Yangtte Rivet
ft- t'hine«e guerilla hand* on with’
ly separated front* endang«*re«l th*
Nippon* legion*.
I III*
t«enerali**iino Fra mi)’* ln*ur
genU advanced down rastern Spam
toward Almenarn hut \%e*t of Val
m n a goveinnient force# reported
lh»y had driven the Im urgrnt*
back into the Mura Hill* vector
In a pitched battle lasting four
hour* British troop* f. Might
a
hand of IUH) Arab* said t«* have *
just crossed the
border
from
Tran* Jordan, east of |'ale*tme
and a part of B ritain’s I'aleAtine
mandate but gnveraed by a local
Arab administi atom
i i *ih Mil • H;i ’ it ill,
Mill \
ItllllX lllll .ll
I it iiii'il l •\
ilic
h i* f i r s t .itltlit
WHH
111**1* *
I'l.M iiln it
m
n f a In in s-
•‘itvitiiii Mini
I*, ding !••*»»■
rr|»l hi lit» nil*
Ii«*M
II, u ,
mfi,,,In,'•>•! I*v former
I oilV t«, ••I hJ♦' Willi* lltlll. I«-N'* u|»|i.«lie lit
I -* III, ,i**\%s| I'fli'linl*
IItIf III* I .Mtl. tlllltlN **l lit *f I
**llliiihf **f l b . ’ N..i»l,t%.- l
I , *it lit,’ * lii. f I x i . i i l i v ’i*
" 4i**hi’tii.M l*i' « >
I’. i r i
« jnlr
V m ilnr Hulk-
ley. 1 h.iii I*.in* VS lilt*
*
lilt.. ... ||,.
|...lt
|,f hit
a|N*i*t''li «••• I' m i.|» lit *:ii »| #,lli»t
ta t u li ' • •i•f.mi mIi*. .•intt'ctril llt«*
log i :il»ni .1 ti-irf It't n*t in now
#up|il.itil* I l.\ ill, li’L-1-l.ilor*, liki*
H#tiiit**i It.ilki, v imliug over (h«t
ilrafi MR* .*1 m i l llll.-t Nil.| HVt*r
Ihe rf fi, ••11* \
hi
g**\•*>l•lll••t^( nil*
ehlnrt \ in i.ltiiiiii i. r iliyni ao
• hal
' *••■ ii-cliu’i i*it.l *4^1, nl
Irt-a'nl for
Faryie Hunt and her Tiusl.and
i were re- Willie Hunt, negroes, were m *.
physician, ♦•‘■•ml of aggravn'eil a a .a iiu .in
iwoim -ur- connection with en attack on W.
38 T eachers Of County’s Schools
Spend Sum m er In Study And Travel
/xrour .1* resellers mid member*
of the Seminole County public
erhaol* ire spending the summer
in various state* of the Union Irnve ing and studying, aceordim.- lo
letter* received at 'he offis-,- of
ttefert* cnrrected, apart from T. W. i-awton, superintendent of
hookworm, showed that 10 tonsils public instruction,
were removed through the ro u s t:-1 The teachers spending the -u a ay of the Klk. Club and P. T. A. mer in study and travel that hive
6’orty teeth were corrected through jl een htaril from are listed with
the courtesy of the Kiwania Club their addro-ae* a* follows,
' BILLINGS, M ont, July l — OP) snd tha P. T, A. Three minor op-J Mt«a Marjorie Tlllir, The llpan
) r e e l le Wea aw paws e ltl
. Road, H West Fortieth Street, New
A Northwest Airlinaa transport
'
| York City, June 29 to Aug 17—
plan# carrying algfai p , ^ B. r ,
and a crew of two, cnafasd at
' b * of • Unding field while
Hwitxariand; m u . K n n . o » .
•nkfalf o ft oorly today, killing on*
- ____
I *n, Mira Alin* Chapman, I'alm
parson ood Injuring saaan.
Mre. N. 8, Mxekay, Cranston,
E V IA N-LE8-BAINS. Franc*. .Terrace, 916 Pa'm elto .Stray*,
Ind. dUd ol tho 8L VIncant's koa- July E. -OP)—The inUr govern* Lakeland; Miaa (wither Rodgers,
Passenger Killed
As Transport Plane
CrashesOn Takeoff
TounuunoHU
..
To Bo Hold In Ocala
421 Itiiu 1 Site,‘I. Gainesville.
Alan Mia, IllsiU'hr MrKinnnn,
60,1 12 Tulip Avenue, Ijtknnia
i’ark, M«l.; Mis* Candyn Colli.r,
Monleiumn, Ga.; Leonard |„ Mrluiras, S. I*. K. House, Gaiioa vlllr.
Mis* Helen C ulbtrt, 7HM Lee Ave
rule, Krederiefaeliurg, Va.
A'ao Mr*, Kliiabeth Hurhanm.
University of l.niiiarllle, louisrille, Ky.; Mi*a Krne- lm.- Wexi
phal, Matr Hotel, Howell, Mirh
Miss Zdlsh VtVI.h. Uuckinan lla'I,
University of Florida. Gainesville;
Mr*. F ranrrs St me, 302 A. J4. Hill,
.‘louihrrn College, lutkrland; Mias
Betty -B urhm an. State C o W /,
Mimie.ippi; Mis* Ku'a McCtdUr,
IIM Broward, FFCW Tallshaaere;
Min* Kltiabeth Whllner, Box 4076,
Duke Station, Durham, N. C.
Mis, Ollie Mae llarrlaon, 709
Auditorium Bird, Daytona Beach;
Mrs. Mae Daly Fori, 8op4rton,(]a.;
Mr*. Jra.la H. Rumall, 1102 War
ren Hoad. Lakewood, Ohio; Mrs.
Sybil llouth. New Middletown,
Ind.; Miss l-nulae Swain, 4103
Osk Street, C. P, Birmingham,
Ala.; Mi>a Lillian Dunlap. 434
Gamble S trati, Mary villa, -Tenn.;
Mia* Sara Mlksll, 141 E n d In
diana Avenue, Da Land. .
Also Mrs. Mary S. Stonr. 225
Harrick Road, llr a n ld a , III.;
Miaa Helm Wellman, Durham. N.
C. Duke University) Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. McCracken, 8 a lam, Ky.
Attorney Tells CIO
Strikers To ResiHt
Vie w O r l e a n s , July h — —
CIO strikers ware instructed by
their atlarney yesterday lu luck
Ibsisselrs* In their meeting placet
and resist with furce and arm* po
lice attempts to enter wIUkKi I a
search or saiture w arran t.4 ‘
Th* instruction* of the attorney,
Malthaw 8. B ranlff, folluwed a
raid on CIO headquarters ly |»lica who arrested 71 per-nn*.
Genrg* Dayar, superintendent nf
police, said those arrested were
plotting violence In the strike
called against the Yflluw Cab
Company,
Tha OMR ware charged wi'h dis
turbing (ha peace.
Earllar fat tha day lha American
FrdaralloR of Labor obtained o
court ordar prohibiting CIO pick
ets from moles'ing AFL drivers
in o drayaga atrlka.
Michigan Haa First
Hanging
In 108 Tears
Miss Florida WD) Be
Chosen At MlamiSoon MILAN, Mkh, July I—(JP)—
Igesbar
HARRISBURG. Po, July H—OP)
—Grand Jury iaraotlgnlbn of priM fy rsmpaign chargee of patUicot graft and corruption sgofawt
Opr. Karl# H. Carte and 18'of
Bio oaooclatei waa ordered ladoy
fay Judge Paul II. Bcbaeffrr. A
Judge Schaeffer was empiwoc
I
*1 it Li f . - t • >i
Total casualties in two day* of
rioting ami battling were 33
killed 111 woundtd.
However, a number of Arab*
wer e said to have succeeded In I
everything , vV. rB| L<e».i,inx. J u .l J efm e |tufrom th .
adjourned a t noon tn<ia% a
ded lo the jury an|uitlef| Henry V .rnl am.
Is removed.1* ho was chergtd with illegilly
the srhoo a '.e 'tin g a fire. Ilia attorney i-nof schools'tervd a pita of not guilty uiien
Kill viai'a he wa. arraigned before Judge
tool., 1192 Ware. Nellie Price, alias N- lie
Jth! pupils .Miller, wss also acquitted alter
wo rn, 176 m in in g a plt-a of not guil>v *0
have hook iwU* larcrny charges.
"T
[♦At**
C h i e f E x e c u t i v e Is
In tro d u c e d B y F o r
m e r G o v e rn o r W h ite
Five Arab* were reported killed |
and right wouruled. There were
no British casualties
tlockrt f**r Ihi*
,hr tar#>.,| ft„
pilul In BUlinga ahortjy after th*
creak, Ika Hospital onaotmead.
Har husband aba waa jreated
ot tha hospital ua woo Mre. Ml J.
TbJoJ*. Sloan. Brittofa Cuumblx.
Th# othey five pManager* war*
rebuaod after 'treatment for minor
■>
lb.
He asserted
Southern
C all-1
fornia l* a g reat deal lik . Flor
ida and th at N orthern California
la entirely different.
While In
San Franekaco, he. etated, the
w eather waa extrem ely cool and
agreeable. He pointed out that
the only o th er pine# he had been
arMck- fcopcwMad Mm a* ..having
w eather elm liar to San FrlncimW
elencia”? ' it do esn ’t fit Valencia. Spain, anymore. The -tiatrgi.n been raided b j Insurgent G i-nnal Franriacu Franco’s htunbei*
Iterior of Loyalist Spain
The explosion of bomb* off Valencia have
I; for off the cu aat attacks have been made on 13 British merchantps are -hewn af jr* ami sinking in the harbor foil,
rent
T xrhrO f U A Named
t o
ib.
A n g eles .
■nd A rib j in I’ulr^tm r look wore
lieeA lotluy miller *hr rmixil#. of
British riflr* »ri«fl tubal rinnon*
whilr Ihr war-* in Spam an,I the
Orient '|n*etl alnnt-r in a Mjii .I
nil I
Four A'ah- w rit lulled and 'll’,
wouhdrd l»y u hoinh dial exploded
in N crowded Imm «l ilion at Jem
ralem. m um * I| ih toll in dir
fierce new le rro n in i «i 17 killed
and 147 wounded in two day* Thr
British h ad !»• m n n
K#pul«r.
joined the f i ii .n r (■nterpi iae ni
llaife
HeadOfRefuffeeGroup«*.
Bar-None
> c
ib .
al Neighbor!, e U named pres!
dent of tha Congrats for tha eom-
Green Cut Beamf
2 5 c
•♦
s i u v a on
Mello Coffee
Nestle Milk
Mad, Bute BaparvUar of tha Roy
3 For
Ruby Catsup
80-90 Prunes
1 0 c
The 29th gnnual K••tarv c«>nventiun held recently
In San
F ran ri-ro was the »«-nind large*!
. vi*r held, declared II. H. t eleman today a few d ay. after hl»
retu rn from the conelave.
Mr*
Coleman was accompanied
try
Mrs. t'olem an on th r trip.
Over 11.000 attended the mnMention, Mr. Coleman pointed |
out, and there were repre.entatlvee from 42 foreign counlnea as |
well as from all of the Mates in
the Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman made
the trip to California on a spe
cial train which picked up Itotar-,
Ians enroute to San Francisco, j
About 33 made the trip from
Florida.
The W esterners were very !>«»-,
pitable, Mr. Coleman said, add
ing th at in addition to the fiv e 1
days .p e n t in San Francisco, he
•pent an additional day in Lo.
Tho Supreme Court today up
held the order of Circuit Judge
Millard B. Smith In refusing
nurfale board operators of Bre
vard county an Injunction re
straining tha sheriff from se ll
ing the machines In compliance
with the recent order of Gov
ernor Fred P. Cone, B u te ’s A t
torney Lloyd F . Boyle, who pre-
Tender Steer Steak* lb.
fM leir.
LEMONS
f f l i U A H A S S E E . J u ly 8.—
of m h equipment In Volusia and
Brrrard counties, but pointed ou*
that t r m t of |he operator aa
paVt of tha aeiiure and convic
tion la necessary before destruc
tion- Justice Riven Bufonl wrote
the opinion.
T hi rases w en advanced on
tho docket because of w hat the
oonri called -public Interest.”
The anti*.lo, machine law was
Interpreted by tha court to ban
u u f machine “adapted” for uee
h» « k a way that aa a “ result”
o f. Inearth,g a coin or other obmachinery la set In motion
»
• f | w , tho outcome of which
W jM p O f tf tb U by tho player.
JULY 8 9
^ o a n rrrr
GRAPES
Freshly Gewundl
COFFEE
BEEF8TEW
VfiAL STEW
« RIB ENDS
PURE LARD
EACH
DOLE'S I'IN EA l'I'LE JUICE 4B ox. can
! CIRCLE
State Court Decides
Sheriffs May Seize
e (4 |H k rk p Sapreme Court
(od* r that marble
b o 4 g * Riul pin . game* may
b* Mixed and destroyed If
the owners and operators ant
a rra te d and convicted. It
affirmed a group of circuit
court orders denying injunc
tions against the neixure
When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper
AVOCADOS
SULTANA— lirokrn SI ccd
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SALMON
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Rcmlnole Cnunly I'rodurra ’
More Fruit Ami VrgrtnblrH Thftn Any
Similar Area In America
The hitter strife Iw'wren J#**«
COLD STREAM—IMNK
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: O xford Ii R m OrIj Ccafrel
fW*«U Cily Affording Rail. Highway
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NAVAL PACT
County Council Holds
Session At Altuniontc
"The eight Home lh-miiii*triilM>n
Cub* of Heniirude Cnunly *,-nt
their 10 dr legate* t» the rnunly
council meeting at the AllnnuintiHpring* rummunily huu<e l hi
morning si 10 30 o’clock.
Member* of the council an
guextx hf tlie Altaniiinte-Furi- l
CBy Club. | t ’i*
that the
by-laws will be icvised at lislay’s
meeting.
A fter the busine*x meet ing
Ibis morning, a covered ill'll lunch
waa served at 12:3(1 o’c'oek.
This afternoon Mr*, tilss'lyxs
Kendall,
home
demonstration
agent for Seminole County, th r
county agent and delegate* *u the*
Women's Institute at Tallahassee
a re scheduled to gtv# report*.
A abort musical prugrmm will Iw
given by sums of th# 4-11 Club
FOK BMFI/DYMKNT FUND
TALLAIIASBHK. July H )JP)
Tha T reasury D aparim int ha* no
Anthony Chobntork waa hangad tified tha Hist* Unemployment
by tho finer*! government today
and fa*r a n the first vktlm of Compensation Division that IL capital ptmlafarnant to dU in Micht- INJI30.77 collected in Florida d ur
ing 1634 la available and will be
gat ft 10a poors.
0 newn o r Frank Morphy, who credited to th* Btata unauiployfaed OMMiod U the President lo meat com pans* lion fund as soon
Map tho fadornl govornownt from to tha voucher la certified.
fareofaftf 4 m oontury-old Mkhl*
Senate CundidateH
Get tluestiunaire
Chairman Bheppurd, IKmqcral
Texas, said yrslrnlay »h* Seek
ate Campaign H»|» ndi'iires Csintmillet- may >ubtK>tnu rny randl
dal* whu fait* In anawrr nine quatliont embodied in a qurelionnabt
cumpla'td tialay.
Tha question* ire dr*igned k
determine, inning other tfaiRTO
whether public or privato fundi
or* used to soring election*.
Tha qucstioiuiaire*
will ft
mailed to Senate candid*tea. WhOe
Sheppard raid he did not ballow
tho commiUaa would tncoontar aoj
difficulty in obtaining iM W di, B(
Forecast: Partly cloady tonight pointed out th* eoaimlU** lu i f t
ad Saturday, local showen Sat- poorar t# lammon and quasIM, ma
LOCAL WEATHER
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FRIflAY, JU tT
m u f o r a florid *
of Spain U tha logoi gar-Military Motives ment
em m n it,
*r" " ’
j But If Franco - hod ta * c |M t
Seen In Spanish ; -belligerent righ**>" be Q t d
a l«f*l blotkada O ja^Ot
Peace Proposals , establish
Loyalist Spain along th a ••*)
Sam Byrd Returns To
City For Short T ieit
Market Pact
Changes Are
Recommended
•ewvy movement, Ike commltte-s
*«e ared th at If the provision. A
the peel work hardships on any
aecthm. the facts should be pr»■ W * 4 _ tt a hearing and adj istmenta made.
U ec'arlng th at any m arketing
•g riem en l is a co-opeialive enter,
pets# and h oAly successful In so
Car aa J i t members willingly live
h p le ita provision*, the commit,
(ee assarted th a t if the necessary
reports and information wet# U-
mer a l m o s t everyone's
fancy turns to thoughts ol
Lore, hence, the wistful
eiptenlons.____________
b n th a t <he agreem ent Is his
r r r — 11— 1 A s T h a
Method of
protecting h im x ll
Leremedve ol the new
•g a in st disastrous price collapse.,
Twentieth C e n t u r y
U nited Je the Grutn
Um p ra t can be counted on to do I
What It has act out to do.
; Regarding opposition |o the
agreem ent, the committee pointed
But th a t the program U designed
to benefit grow s I a. Growers vote
(ev o r ag ain st it. "Every pro
gram can expect honest a p p o r
tion from those whose In teres l*
contrary to the interests of
giant epsedoBisIsr in
U' ~r
• who favor the program, if
the Century's o b i s r e a I grower* be leva this program
11 o n c a r w h e n it
■•Befits them , then this opposition ■topped at Albany----H. Y, on It* inaugural run to Chicago
gan ha taken aa a m atter of
Twentieth Century gray traveling costum
g r a n t ," the rep o rt tsid.
Saks Fifth Avenue stylists. Her lewelc
j 11m following methods were
d ip s and her yellow gold curve! watch
B i a s for handling of surplus celtr y ; Intrastate sales, elimination
fey heavy stripping, elimination by
discarding undeatrab'a s lits , relief
poies, leaving In the field, er
drptroylng by rows In the field.
The committee pointed out that
there were no legal araya to com
pel elimination b y the last two
methods end also that If celery
£ le ft standing In tha field or desf c y ed by row s, that the quality of
Cilery ihlpped la consldeisby
toWWTe
(•Tha comm itteealaorecom mended
th a t Instead o f the I percent al
• M - a a ..-..
lowance foe overshipments, that
dvershipments up to 10 percent be
Ann Sheridan is
perm itted, provided the shipper
shown In a cos
tume which will
pay the comm ittee a fixed amount
cause the Rah to
p er crate fo r each crate over|u n p tight up on
afcipped. This am ount could be de(am io ed at a bearing hut would
be large enough to take the pro
fits r a t of overahlpmrnla.
£
ODD RED FELLOW 3
Rofllck, on* ol Iho country's loading
tockeya changes Into hU gray Pohn
Beach suir altar tha race at a Florida
track, and finds It a s light to the ounce
a* his colorful silks. JUnlck Is usod to
riding winners, but his grin shows ha'a
picked a lure bet In that super-porous
3 IIUNT1NOTOH.- U d. — l**)—
.C a rl F. Steele fa v a d three young
fRarrowa and th ree aainll naira
•ranw ring th e sam e nest la hU
c h k k an ha use. T he mStharx were
g o t around.
I n g t h e Inconvenience to
other* ol being carried up I
and downstairs, Mr. Rsbhan
of E. St. Louis, m . pamlyred .
12 y*at*. built this counter
Weighted Hit a t a coil ol f 10 i
C•Minute rr .n i Wipe One
of the .eason by most critics and
George Jena N athan, long reeng11111-d dean of American drum i'ie
critics, Heclsred that it w al on«
of *he finert p a y s to ap p iar on
•hr American stage fo r norm;
year..
No* content with being an actor.
Sain has tixen a couple of flings
st the production end, having put
on "W hite Man" and "Jourtieymon." The first « i a a p h y deal*
lug with misetgination and whlUi
nut esictly a flop. It simply didn't
1 ‘an." When asked why i| wasn't
a howling lureevs, Ssm merely
•hiuggrd his shoulders and his
lit tit "They limp y won't havt It,"
hr said, meaning that plays deal
ing wlih such themes dldn t meet
with the approval of th t public,
the failure of the U tter play he
attributed «o tne tact that 'T o tacro Knad" had been so p ralitd that
anything th it Errkine Caldwell
nughi do for some time would suf*
ftr.
When the F t 1 season for the
ihca'cr b e g in , V m expects to rei ume hi* role In "Of Mice and
Men". For his part in that he
gives th a n k i to a bellboy at the
la m ia , a noted d u b of w ijlerr,
ar'tsta, and number* of >he th eitricil world. One night a* he en
tered >hr lamb*, he ila trd , a hrIIboy asked him If he had heard
that the producer* of th« ptfy "Of
Mice *nd Men” needed a character
Juvenl'e *o fill one of the main
rolts. Earn replied that he had not,
but immediately he lnve»tlg»led.
lie got the ro e.
The bellboy sell* C hrlstm ai
raids. "From now on I'm going
to buy ill of my Christmas card*
from him," Sam declared.
coot, and thereby copaFiotriy.
Lurround and beleaguer tha tit
| publicano until thoy rtbealttad.
Any ship th at stU B p tad id
pierco tha blockade OlnM bo
. nothing more than • atougfcltad
v»»»ol operating ootaldo tha Mr*
and entitled to no p rtp ttto rf
W Franco's way, even on a credit whatever.
- ■ t**la. They must feel that both
G reat ill Lain'* — ilieUion
14
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Mussolini and Hitler wou'd be take no cctlon against Air rat^■TJ willing to call it r)ui's in Spain, if o n who sink her ship# in pjyaTjt v tf l they cnudl only get out In a b lu r ist waters in effect ia riaognfi
of glory.
(tion of Franco's rigbta aa a b*K
The iatest
Franco-B r 111 s h J llgrrent, without
: Jm scheme for a truce, and. falling fact to the world
F f * that, a new plan for with drawal
So, the horsem
of eolunteera. would seem to b i j scheme to assure
I all act up for an evantual Fran-1 tory in tim e bu
■JMSM eo-M unolinl-H itler
victory
in time, to get Ital]
Spain.
j off the Spanish a
■ E
The diaintereited e ip e rt will | W hether It wot
tell you this la true because of a. mains to be seensingle little clause In the with- I ~ _
_
'
drawal
scheme,
under
which |
Too L ite f
I Franco would be rtcogniird ae • i |' o i .o h n u JiA^ «
I "belligerent,” with all the right*
e a r ltl*s. Tkeea
of a fighting government t h a t,
tm a at,
era now ei'ended to Kepublican w il.U K NAB Hti
(Loyalist) Bpsin.
k g I*h I B t h
I
That might sound to you and r a i . o n r n M l'atr.
me like s purrly techniral point, _!V"*'_**V **"*
I (but it is rrmlly v n y clrvrr snil
l practical from the
diplomatic
'ith hie point of view. H rre’a why:
II If V
la s ta ia l England- France, and m oil nthv
Farh, e r countries except Italy and
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OSHKOSH, Wie, —l/P) - T he'tim e Roy Donnie, M. sees r
first pasaenger of Dr
K. O
Ebert after
He received
hi,
private flying license was hi*
German policr dog. “ Hello." Thi
dog ran up, betking, whrn Di
Kliert offered to lake innif.m ■
for a ride "There’s your p»<
ecngrr," suggesTit a bystm ulri.
"Hello" was stilt yipping with
PENSION SUPPORT
excitement whrn Dr,
W AHHIN0T0N, July 6. _ (JP»—
Thoms, E. Honrdr, president nf
Thr Q im a n S tate Itsilwny* •he General Welfare Fedentron
are experimenting with an im of America, said yesterday • that
proved type Dlesel-rledrlc pa*- 103 members of tha House had
srnxer train which Heve'op* an agreed to euppoit revised 'legisla
average apted of 1(H) miles an tion for Old A ga.relisions, ny.j; |0
years of age.
Roar.
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VOLUME XXIX
Chinese, Japs
Deadlocked On
Yangtze Front
Member Associated Press
SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY
ON THE WATCH FOR EXPEDITION
l* m ^ T * rdon Board Refuses To
Scene o f Riots Commute McCall s Sentence
Forces E ngaged Near
Hukow InWhatMayi
Be Decisive Battle
In Year Olfl War
2K Are Killed, Over
100 Hurt In Blood
iest Of Arab-Jew
Holy l,and Clashes
THE CATS’ MEOW
Kidnaper Is Denied
Plea For Clemency;
Cone Will Now Sign
W arrant For Deatlj
Mt tM w IalH Prraa
Insurgent Advance
Halted At Terucl
lb*
lit ii t-tft
government
Decision Reached
Alter Short Meff
or
d* » «l i hr 7&M) ion cruiser Kmeiaid t«i Hntfa. li wu< *rhniu(««i
t«> t t i n t t
l.wlay
Offtt'ial
suurrf*
-aid III* lv*it days nf noting Mtl
m iiltid m deuliH of 1P2 Arab*
ami ix Jrw< and tlmt D2 Aral*
and 1| Jew , had bwii wounded *
AH |*ul«*tin«* was tense Shop*
werr Howml hi A imIm attempted
Germany WontnEvnc-;
n a t i o n Of 4fl,(Hlfl
Persons By Aug. 1
U- tienmiis.rale.
H ie mitlirrak
A ' M r n f *vnr In I hr* ( J r1e n t e m l« ! today w ith C h in ,
p n d J a p a n in w h a t m a y in’
death g rip * fo r o n e o r th e
o h e r.
In
E u ro p e , w hile
Spain's w a r r in g h r o l h e r s a p
p ro a c h e d th e i r th ir d y p a r <>l
f i g n n n g , c o n fe re e s o f d em o
c r a t ic n n t joint m e t to
cow
•h e a u f i e r l n g o f t h e o p
LIimmIipnI m
At ah Jewish
Land who'll
its nnftonal
w j,
M rs.j.B.Cash Refuses
Mrs. McCall’s Iteiiuest To Aid Son
TA LLA H A SSEE.
In ly 7.
- I AIM
Tin* F lo r id a I’.in tn n
Hunt'll ri'tii'o 'il tinl:iy I" >-un>-
one of
the long htutury of
dash**, m the f Icily]
»ach group cunsidern
and -ptiiiua) hoiiix/-*
I .lid.
Race
i toting hinke out daring
rush tumr when
c r o xd weie hurrying home. Williefstn *anJ i f •rr the *<»nib e lploded police constable, opened
I ire on the crowds, causing a
majority of the casualties.
HiiUsh
authorities
yf
the
Mi** evening
pressed.
Armies of ('hint and Japan
were desdlofkrd along the Yang(** Hirer about llukdw atitl Kin
hang. 45o ntilnt inland front
Shanghai and 180 m ilp, front
Hankow. C h in o , provisional cap
ital.
Japan hold, about °o« third -of
China'* aoij ■after a y e a r of vkto rk * In which th a
Chinese
fnrtea Kara
been poralatantly
pushed Into tha , tntarior. Bat
E s ta b lis h e d In I'Jtlft
A. J. Hanson and F. B. A ndrrson. United State* geolugisls who
are tlic only resident* u( Leo’s Ferry. A ril., are shown mi the
w.-Urli fur the Neville expedition, long overdue In a hazard..n* sci
entific cruiso through the (irund Canyon. The ,ix-niciul>er expe
dition, Including (cieiitUts from the Univerxity of Michigan, left
C reen Rivrr, Utah, in small bunt* Ju n e 20. No word from it ha*
been heard since.
troulited
Palestine
D
ll-t ilt't'isin ii wsi.-i nmtiniiii >>t
after <t Intt-f M o u l n t '
ftdhtrtmg u pirn by Mi't'ull .tt
li.rnty fur oomTiiutiitlim. tnd to
hi* prosecutor tlutl the d.-.ith coti*nrr h r rurrit'il mil. Tltr
*
ili-i-initin \v«* nnilouiiet-il \s Iltn.i.t
comment and came ufl-'t J It*
miliuli* deliberation.
The no*t itrp wilt In* tor line.
Kreil I'. l'n n r to sign In*' death
w arrant u n lc u thin la delayed r>y
name cuurt action.
McCall pleaded guilty I" Itdnaping the child, wh>< aim » « t
killed. He did not appettl to the
supreme cu u rt a fte r te * u *rutenced b u t hi* attorney indicted
there m ight b , an appeal.
"McCall’, w lfa and muther, ,t¥ l
parent* of tha Caab rhild Mr
terji}ed_tha^pardoll'hoard hroridg
mandate ruu-
s td e n d a new imposition of mar
tial law as the violence, which
broke out a week agow ith the exe
cution of the first Jew to be hull}
m Jerusalem since 19IB, began to
spread into other cities and rural
area*.
,
Jerusalem , Haifa and Tel Aviv
already ata under il r k t eurfaw
ty Commission
Railroa
rtaafuiloa waa passed a t the
h r monthly Meeting o f the
aelo County Commission yeay to porehaaa eertaln SemiCooaty bonds.
■>: The hood o f Justice af tho Pesce
Roy Burhbekdsr wsi approved.
’U' The W ight Cempany
ws*
. hwarded the contract fo r furnish, ' Ing supplies fa r tha c o n v k t camp
•utd county homo far >ho next
J Month.
r A ■H . B. Pupa Company waa givtn
. .th e .contrsct for furnishing (he
necessary oil and grease o r coun- *y owned vahkles for th a coming
mentis to fn c ' board. '
Mr,. McCall and Mm
Ca*h
talked briefly be fora till* board’*
■eulolt
started ,
and
Mr*.
MrCall aaltl ,h e hat) gguglii un
successfully lu barn Mr* Ca*h
Join her In Keeking to r.ivi her
>un from the rleclrto chair. Him
*uiil Mr*. C n,h refttaad.
Shi*' nuid Mrs. Cash lo ll Iter
“ Your aun not only kilted my **>n.
hut he figuratively killed
toy
hu*hund nud me. No penally run
liny (nr th e rrim o u r relieve ut
of our m isery."
Thu plea for McCall was mad**
hy A ttorney C. A. A erlett **t
sani in effect, "untl Fratire has
Ju*per. Flu., tho 2 1-year-old kid
been weakened. We limvt work to
naper'* form er home.
make
a
strong
France,
or
Avriett
roiitandad
M il MM
France h lost.*1
‘'nuid not bn sentenced In drain
lie strengthened the nitMtli'ft
because hi* did nut have a trial by
nruied forces, «olidified an aliijury.
W hen McCall e |ru l.,l
ante with llrilam ns an offset to
guilty, th e trial judge heard the
(he (hrIni Rome uxia. Uni the
testimony w ithout n ju ry .
base for ci three y e a r economic
Slate A ttorney C. A . Worley
program mid brouieht about ut of Miami whu acted a* prove* ul**a*t tem porary peace
between tor at McCall's trial opposed |h«
capital tiinl Jabor.
clemency, Maying th ere wan n**t
He also devaluetl the frunc U single ex ten u a tin g eircanivtani e
nine |M*rrent and rnUrrl all l a t e ,« ill McCull'* favor.
Tha InU nTataCom m arec Commitsioa yesterday reversed an earlier
decision and authorised eastern
Building permits issued by the
The contract fo r th« re-roofing railroads to Incrrsse passenger
City during June numbered 13 of Crooms Academy, Hanford coach rate* from 2 to 2 1-2 cent*
The African leopards a t the Municipal Zoo f e cl more a t home in their
snd smountrd to W3UO while per colored High School, w si awunl- a mile for an 18-monlh ttial per- under the direction of Superintendent of Parks Jsnm i Moughlon. line leap
m it, Issued during the same month ed
to Chase and Company
surrounding territo ry Horn the heights in his new
home while the ulhei I
a year ago amounted to >2838, a W ednesday by the Board of Pubtha
animate
are
now
the
lending
attraction
s
t
t
i
e
sou.
difference of >S22.
Ik Instructions. The contract
me Month In 1
West Side Primary
expenditure
of
I’ollce fine* during June (Moun calls fo r tha
ted to >4T2 while fin e, collected >1841 fo r a roof w ith a 18 year
during the same month of la*t guarantee.
year amounted to »?B.T8, Fine*
A co n tract for new plumbing
collected this June were >3.18 short In the Rantord W est Hide P ri
of th a t collected last June.
mary School calling for the ex
K lectrk permits issued num penditure of >130.00 was aw ard
bered five and amounted to >8.00. ed to Lee Brothers.
i i Mrs. E sth ar Ridge g iv e a Plumbing per mil* issued numbered
Two bids were received on
>o >12.80. each o f the above and runtrmete
'm onthly report on <ha Scmlnuk Tour amt amounted
Thera
uierc
no
plumbing
or
eltrV C o u n t y W slfars Board which wxv
awarded to the low est bidder*.
Ir k permit* issued during June
i *- accapiad and ordsnd fU#d.
Five lota were purchased frum
of
last
year.
■l '- ,r A t tha raguaat of County judge
■the Meiach Realty Company for
The record of arrests by the
.
R. W. Wara, tha Commissioners
I >300.30. These lots are situ■‘authorised th a potchaia o f a ft>- Police Department shows one a r } Bled ju s t south of th e silt* o f the
rested fur petit larten y , I I for
4 Mg sa tin et fo r hkf office.
\ West Bide Prim ary School and
./-■ Porm iaskn waa alto g rcnied to drunkvnnsas. 28 for disorderly con j will be used for playgrounds.
duct,
two
fur
drunkenness
and
dlsL S 'D a s c s i MeDougtll to puichaxe a
All school pupil transporter*
I ..' type w riU r fo r her af flea n o t to ordetly conduct, one fo r keeping J In the Sanford district were re
a disorderly boose.
E ig h t ware arrested for being • appointed subject to drivers’ se
Inmates ef a disorderly tm iur, live curing perm its from the S tate
were held fa r Investigation, five S uperintendent of p ublic ln*Uuc.
w ire arrested for reckless driving, lion, In conform ity with recent
/oug fo r gamblin'*, two or exceed* regulations goveraing eligibility
■ ___J
PPH
J for
s of d riv e n o f school buses.
flng thaB speed
limit,
oite
for a*•Wj I, Haghay. delegate l * the ___
D rivers of school buses In
MaMaaal Tow s an d >Convention, sault, one for (ailing Ikptor with other d ia trk ta will ha appointed
out
a
Ikvnia.
Mil) give a dat a Rad report ? f tha
as soon as recommendation* n f
f t U j h D a Aagvlee .a ) the Two*wen arrested for operating trustees a n subm itted. It was
a
m
otor
vehk’e
while
under
the
'Weakly saeeting a f tha Sanford
Influence of lulaxkaU ng liquor. announced by S uperintendent T.
Tewaaead O u h to the Walaka
six wens arrested fo r doing busi W. Lawton. The** will also ha
-Bu'MIog tonight, aacordlng to
to the new state reg u
ness without a license, three .for
feanatacy AhUwt A. Eirahhoff.
tre sh b ig and eatorbig, four tut lations, ha pointed out.
f . A sapper w ill to served to tha pilfering and toileting, one for
w toh tooms a t SiM P. M„ Mr, ■hop Ufling. three for running a
LKBakkaff sta te d , sad th e , bual- red light.
.
W
m eettag w ill, open a t ■ :»
T to
total
number * created
ram* U M hot M were d ism Deed
and I t ewers war* transferred Ig
other courte or counties.
NLRB Told Ford France Puts On Bolder Front
Should Bargain After Daladier Takes Reins
With CIO Union
> |M8
Hoghfey To Report On
Townoend Convention
Landon Declares L
Depression Is
Purely Political Model Plane Meet To
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, Ju ly
AM M. London charged
lee* night th* present depression
D "purely p riltk a r and waa
breoght on by awthoda tad pollfBn of t t o ' Rooootrett adminia-
trailon,
Replying to
,
greaidknt Roooe-
vaftV recent ffitoiJi address, tto
1N 8 R spuhlkan Maaldantial nombm t ch ara g fp rfM 'U to Presktenfe
•pooch no ntoStow tool varslon
Be Held In Daytona
PARIS. July -7s -( /in
W
qtlk’k ti-mppreii Kitmmrtl Dalai
wi* namvil premier of Ft am **
Dudley Proposes En April 10. hta routtlry fawtl
financial crisis, \\wtv
forcing Re-Employ- other
another outbreak of strikes
mentOf 192Workers the foreign situation was m
mg tha crisis s'age again
WASHINGTON. July 1.—t/Fl— cause of lha Austrian trouble.
An osam iner for the l .a W He"N o one cherishr
dt-ntorrary
Istians Board tohl the busrd to more than I who come front the
day It should order the Kuril Mo wot king classes," drrlarrd Dulato r Company to bargain collec titer in tins of his •pn-thev.
tively with the Usilted Autumn- “ Bui," he warned Frencnnirn In
hila Workers Unlun (CIOI at the another, ‘‘utile** (he nation goet eight percent, llotli actions were
St. Louis ssssmbiy plant.
to wurk, France msy expert a u n p o p u la r w ith F r e n c h m en, but
Ihe serin-4 fo have convinced the
T ha exam iner, T. E. Dudley, dictator to ake it work.’’
ahw proposed an o rd rr to en
Three days a fter he look of nation th a t boll* were necessary.
force re-employment to 102 work- fice he was voted power lu rule And ha ban ru t tourist** co*t» to
coun«
ora discharged or refused job*
by deeree. T hat meant th at the help bring inottry into lit,
because o f participation In union blue-eyed, stocky Daladier, nl tr y .,
activities and a strike last No
Daladier played no T*write*.
though he had little power in
vember.
comparison with a Hitler nr a Ills inerrasni lax tlerrre hit cap!
The board ruled b u t night that Mussolini, was "tem porary dicta tu| hard, but he hit labor, toowhen he In LI It the 40 hour week
tha Muskln Shoe Company, Weti- tor" of France.
Uw could nut be carried out (<•
mlnater, MJ., violated the W ag
The premier went In work tu
ner act whan It perm itted an em
restore tha Frenchman's confi theOnlatter.
Msy l i a drfenr.* l»sn of
ploye to distribute a pamphlet
dence In hla country's ability to lUOJHJO.OOO ws* announeeil. The
containing an attack upon tha
Committee fo r Industrial
Or hold Its plies In the sun. He ap next day the giivernment reported
ganisation
by
Representative pealed to French patriotism in that the French people had overClara
H offm an,
Republican, a way th at Frenchmen could not subscribed the loan. On May 24
Ignore.
th* government cama through
"W ar threatens Europe," he
(Continue* an P a s s tnresi
Lions Start Campaign
For C Of C Members
A committee from th# Sanford
IJo ns Club 'today began a membenhfp cloan-up campaign fur th*
Common*, Chamber Prealdent T.
K. flimpaon announced this morntog. ‘
Tho Ckamber o f , ‘Commerce
drive w ta lato year mad# a contlnooua.OM, to declared, and d u r
ing tha" aaxt few day* the Liona
Club eommUUs will eonUct many
ftraso and' ladlriduala In Sanford
leviilng them to Joln Uit loasl
trade organisation.
Morgan Files Suit
To Retain Position
As TVA Chairman
KNOXVILLE, T enn., Ju ly T . ~
W l— Dr. A rth u r E. M organ fUad
•iiii In Knox county
ahgncery
court ycsteiikiy challenging tho
right of Kreeident R oosevslt to
remove him as chief o f the New
TV,V anil asking th a t h a ha rac*
ogiilxrd as a m em ber a n d chatrmah of th a buard o f dlraetor*
uf the federal igeney,
Tha form er president o f Aiatloch College, asserted In tho bill
hs had novar recognised
tha
I'resident’a rig h t g ad pow er to
remove Ihnt a s chief o f th e New
Ileal's g reat ex p erim en t in social
anti economic plana lag.
Ho asked paym ent o f hack sal
a ry sine* hi* rem oval by tho
President M ar. 28, 1938, gad a
declaratory ju d g m en t voiding Dm
President's rem oval o rd e r and
forcing D irector* H . A. Morgan
and David E. L llienthal ^o pecognlae him " a . a m em ber and
chairm an o f th a board o f direc
to rs of tho defen d an t. T enn eases
Valley A uthority * • «.M
Tho hill nam ed t t o TV A gad
D irectors IL 'X . M organ and TJ|y
anthal aa defendants. .
LOCAL
•tma.
/
�THURSDAY, JULY17, 19»
*mfl SANFORD ITETIALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA
Closed For The Season
S T tlX m E A S I T
OVIEDO
SEEM
A. k . Tingley and family left
Wc are glad to see tha’. wme of the main feature* of
fo f Backville, N. B. Canada BstRingling Brother* Circus which was returned to winter
urday on account of the serioos
quarters in Sarasota following a n’.rike of CIO workers
illness of him brother, Douglass
while on lour in the North have been signed to appear
Tingley. Mr. Tingley end fam
ily expect to spend the summer
with Al G. Barnes Circus now showing in the west. Thus
w ith hla parents, Mr. and Mrs.
some of best of the trapeze artists, clowns, and stun*, men,
F. T. Tingley o f fjackvlll*. re
will not be out of work for the remainder of the season.
turning to Oviedo about th*
!O T U C tt IN J W
But for the great majority of those who got their liv
firft of September.
ing out of Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey gate re
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Evte*
an d son. Bobble, left for Dothan,
ceipts, there is nothing better to look forward to than gov
A lanama Saturday where
they
ernment relief until '.he opening of another circus season.
will visit with Mrs, Estes' father,
The time honored custom of all entertainers that "the
M r. Robert Herring. They also
show m ust go on" whs not sufficient to keep the roust
expect to visit relatives in Geor
about* from striking in this day and time.
gia. and will return the first ol
T u a H alH M N *O N &
S sp u m h S f.
The dosing of the druus has shown that no m atter
OH
ROUND
Mr. end Mm. L. It. Gore a n l
what the business it cannot long continue to operate if its
family are spending the wqek-end
4COWED DY
1
Income does not exceed its outgo and that whenever con
a t Jacksonville Beach. Miss Lou
GROVER W. COUIER,
ditions beyond our control operate so as to force expenses
ise Brown accompanied them on
Memphti.
Term
.,
MaechB,
H
3A
.
'
upward without a corresponding increase in receipts, there
their trip.
ftv e n e id e 6 d f CourseMr. And Mr*. Marion Estes are
a*M <• a a w aW 'i at Tk* is no alternative but to close up. It also demonstrates that
0 P m which ii eaelavisiting relative* in Georgia dur
ItllM «• the m !•* n- such closing inevitably throws people out of ’work.
Ing the summer months.
iff mi all
4|ap*frkt*
Commenting on this fact the Birmingham Press ' In
*• II *r M l a tlc rw U f
E. W. Futch. who has been in
hp tpils M M r mm4 i Im sists lhat the circus tradition of continuing to show re
tho employ o f Nelson end Co.,
1 (Nl>»
Itrtiib
fa r th* past eighteen months, re
! • ) ( • itM IcailM • ! gp#* gardless of floods, winds, hroken jwrtfccls, bad weather, or
■IfhM I f tf l a ir* Ml*# jmor houses arose in a day wt)4'n there was also another
turned to hi* home in Alachua
Isat Thursday.
good American tradition thajf' in an emergency everybody
ISOAY, JULY 7 , IS3 S
Mr. ami Mrs. L. L. Hendrick
pitches in and does w hat h&* to lie done to carry on, that
and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Bry
an t of A tlanta, Georgia are visVERSE FOR TODAY circus folk stick to g e th e r against all extraneous and inimi
cal forces.
/
Ring in Oviedo with Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Estes.
“Something haiL^fappened to break thnt tradition be
Pe s t y o u r s e l f : h » th a t i»
J. B. Jones, J r , Postmaster al
Qo4. heareth God’a words: ye fore he (John Nopfh Ringling) came into active control |
Oviedo, and family arc spend
(a fo re hear tham nut, because of the vast entafpriscs established by his family", the
s
i
®
h l f e W eM D C R M OST U K E IV
ing several days in Georgia on
U a a o t of God.— John 8:47.
Press declares/' "When the true story of it all is written,
a short vacation.
Mis* Hurley
T o 4U CCBBD IN U F B . . .
lhat will b eA n American saga, it will be concerned with 1
Mae Adams it in okarge of the
post office during hi* absence,
. NtoRFtoW,
a talc of iivftrigue and racket in which men who make th d r
Mr. and Mrs.1 Jack Kssell and
To r H IM ,
living o u t/o f the hopes of other men for economic security
family are spending the week-end
bartered/ and traded w ith other men to whom the tradiwith relatives iq Orals.
itfwny Roan urge* the United :ions i/f the Big Top m eant nothing."
Sll RtMftININfi
Mrs. A. R. Tingley gave a
k tp work with tha KngllahTvhe CIO succeeded in closing "The Greatest Show on
birthday party Thursday in Bbijnr
I'wofiliig with them la a lot
of her little
daughter Joan's
*i than to bt workrtl by tham. K a p h ." It succeeded In breaking a grand old American
sixth
birthday.
Refreshments
yfadition. But U has not succeeded in improving the lot
W ere served to the following litVan Nils* of Indiana / i f the men It pretends to represent.
lie friend* who wero guests: La
■ti-Naw Deal Democrat
June Estes, Billy and Jean
't ba purged. His y fip
Chanee. Dorothy Niblack and
b« needed by other/ jnCharles Murphy.
*
imocrata In supaiSrtins
of Paul McNj/. f0l
FO K<;b t ABOUT MAI'S
Countess Court Haugwits-Reventlow, pampered little
American tcn-ccn' store heiresa, Is doing more to discredit
ROCKY f o r d . Colo.—(A
I an cnvlsbl* record, lie placed 1010 and 1020.
dleeUMlng the capitalistic system and promote excessive taxation by CALVIN COOLIDGS)...........
Classmates
a
l
Amherst
College,
M
eilcin-Am
eticin
relations
on
a
'
On
March
4,
1021,
he
begin
a
"U ftlo crim inals’’ sociahconscioua governments than all the manipulations of
I
says T d Richard WhUney, Charles Mitchell, Sam Inaull and J. P. Massachusetts, In 1805 were Cal- hail* of cordiality unknown for national career a , Vice-President
via Coolidg* and Dwight W. Mor- many y e a n , .Oik I removed the of the United S ta lls under W al
W plh alw ays and I'd
Morgan combined.
low. two boy* whose live* were objectionable retroactive c o n lk c J -j ren O. Itsrdlng. On the latter'*
B a tell tha tru th .'’
H ut If Babs doesn’t quit running around with these ■liangely Interlocked In lite r life.| lory act relating to American oil,death, August 2, 1023, Coolidge
'p a re n ts do you know
According to an old Amherst j rights.
i waa aworn in aa Pereident by hla
■sir children .tb s tru th foreign titles, she's going to tyltid up In the poor house, or custom, the graduating c lan o f) In 1030 kforrow waa a delfgst* I father, a Plymouth Juelkt of the
perhaps on a Swedish dole. H er first adventure with th at 7)6 voted to avlsct the m em ber, to the London CoufIrene* on N av.1 peace, at 2JO In 'b a morning of
South Rusalan Prince waa pretty reasonable. T hat coat m oil llkeiy to succeed In Ilf*. U or- a] Diwrnutmeni. b» tb* sa n » year A ugust a,
m B .dm lnlslratlon was marked
her only a million dollara. B ut then, a Russian prince, row received ail tk* votes—ex- J being elected to tb* U. B. Sm*t*
cept the on* be caat for hie friend, from Now J t n i p HU daughter. by a p e 'lo d 'o f Industrial prosper.
since the revolution, la * pretty empty title anyhow.
V in e WatilT
Repairing
Diamond Setting
, AND
‘ Engraving
McLauHn, Jeweler;
.■ ■ a s a s M i Bh,k
Ar+
B ii
Martin’s Garajre
General A *
Repairing
Truck & Autoj_;
Service
Bodi««—Hpringa—T rallcrt
A price you ra a afford
lo pay
Martin’s Garage
C tt. INC.
MJilev BWg.
Perk A**
TW O iio m is so i t h o r t>«
M M onr w . r i . t r l i t . , * .
o r r o x e T K is T
PRESCIIIITIONH
accuhately
COMPOUNDED
AT REMARKABLY
REDUCED PRICES.
OBTAIN OUR p iu c & On
INDIVIDUAL I 'R B S C R I I ’
TtONB BRFORB FH.LING
YOU WILL HE SURPRISED
«
Calvin.
him v’,t.J U - B .'T .’.u".
m»t*s run Into some pretty high figures, even , in these
days of unbalanced budgets. Now th s t she Is reported as
running around w ith th e Crown Prince of Germany, we
T am pa the fib e r ( p a f o r may a s well expect th e ien-cent stores to be in the m arket
JO. a. Collector ol Custom* with some new bond issues. It takes real money to h in R u le d when a rifle with
if he waa going hunting a *
itally discharged and shot
th ro u g h tha h ea rt a s be waa
Mg It doirn from* the shelf, labs has t a n using to buy her gigolos with. ' One of the
Mm of the direction fat which m anagers of her estate report* th s t she holds only a very
In is pointed, w hether loaded email block of Woo|worth stock, th a t most of her wealth
.
Miss Annei MorrW. became
Morrow pisred hU eonfMrac* In
In ru n f r ~»7
M Uon«) d#bt by rooretLen
g rrn tlv helped klm aeUavuUi* «uc-'overlooked a t Amheret by all bu1 f 3 000 noo.ooo. II* retired after
C lfA h l.o rh tB V tL L * , V s. —
m m ala classmate* believed W»» Morrow, waa meking a ensli'shle HrYu
f | „ y ears aa Fieaident,
-P o stm a ste r General Jam**
Inevitable for him . Coolidge a* showing a t tha Whltg Route, lie
_ j . BMrv B, 1033.
Farley last night said the
President o fth * United BUtes. ap- bad risen to that high position
wheels of Industry soon would
pointsd Morrow to ths pes* o f.w ith rapid stride*) from Msyor of
Tomorrows H as any JUS* *T»r he revolving a t a normal speed
Ambassador to Mexico.
I Northampton, Hass., to Governor- been known «0 have wntksd from if governm ent, bualaess and la
In this position Morrow made | ship of th at Commonwealth in Aeia to North AmerlfaT ’
bor woubT forget mutual aa ta f-
in
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DISPELLING THE F(j
BV tltA R I.R S M1C1IKLSON
Democratic National Commlttr*
Invested In tax-exempt government bonds.
Ho It's our money, the taxpayers, that llarbgra is uai Key Weet ClUsen, pub*
I where the Overseas High- tng for h e r foreign escapades. Wo poy h er three or fouy
opening was ealebraled on percent on the bonds she holds, let her escape without
paying a fa ir share of the taxes necessary to support the
government which enabled her father to earn the money
ip tho first place, while she spends all the proceeds buying
a slant on hgw things are gping.
We note from Chairman Hamilton
of the Republican National Com
mittee that “the remit* of the
Pennsylvania primary aJMIoiu
point to errtain vkloty In the Key
stone fit *to in November. In the
ntlqug titles In Europe.
first place, the vole east in the
Republican primary for Governor
A reu't we a bunch of suckers 7
vcveda that, cyst in the Usmocrttie p.imary for Governor by more
than 100,000 voles."
According lo lho rants logic, t|v*
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AUO
situation in I'cruisyIvania in ID,HI
Mr. sad Mrs. A. H. Stone, are spending a few days | t JA ' yak o il timra aa ccrOsli) an index
their young peopin Carrol and (anlje lleock as gfeatk of the At- of Govtrnoc tarulun'. e'eclion m
the' Urvsidrnry, for in Ihsl year
Jiai, and Mr. Ulona’% mother U ntie Beach H otel
have taken a house a t Coronado I County Agent C- M- Berry and
Beach togeUmr with Mrs. Peck g number qf Hanford growers
and the Rev. A rthur 6 , Pack, to vgUI K<> to D eU nil this afternoon
remain aoma time.
to attend the fcrtllisqr casts that
Mr. and Mrs. A. H> Btpns re* will bo heard h efort Judge Jones,
turned last week from a ' two
Charles Munp and Karl Dqaeey
months’ business slay a t Clar-.spcp^ tho Fourth In Tsmpa,
moot,
| H arry CoM» la hom»| on a f u r
P. B. Fortsoa was haro over lough Jrotq Camn Jackson where
the week-end cm business from he la located w ith the national
Brunswick, U s , where be is era- arm y.
- , , .
population qf Us* ployed te (he ship yards, M rs.' Mr- *«» Mrw H cnrv NWVd and
county wmhrores Portson and ths chlldmn are d s u g k u r, Loubc. and Mlea llo rvlsltlng h er parent* la Mulberry, once W ltU left Yftdnesdsy night
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. UcClsIUnd, for a visit to Now York lo r s
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. H art, Mr. and fow weeks.
Mrs. J . F . Hickson sad their
Mr. sad Mm. Becord a re spam!*
young people and others are go- ing a few days a k Daytona Basalt.
to tho big plonk a t CkidMU-
Mtanwblla
DR* MILLER
y rt when the veal voles came tc
b* counted on election day, Roosev*|l'e vqte tupped that of th« Guv
ernor of Kansia by 700,000.
Incidentally, In tine with Mr.
UamUtsn’s vision of a New Deal
tarn-down being Indicated by the
voting In Pennsylvania, it might
be noted that 24 of tb* M sHt ng
Democratic Congressmen Dow that
sU te—all New Dollar*—war* r«nomlnatad, Tha o th er two are sueoosdad by som intea who campalgM d aurcesf fully OR the issue
of loyalty to tho national admlnistratlon.
Sonw prop'*, but n o t Chairman
John Hamilton of course, might
w t in this atitem rnt a t least *
tugger I km that tha so-called rev
olt! lion In Democratic ranks sgainat Ihe New Deal ha* not gone
very f i r . I t might bo of Inlrrest
to recall th s t the l i t * registra
tion gave a fifty per cent majori
ty for tha Republicans. T his year’s
regM iation in Oregon showed a
pwnqeraMe gain since th a t lime
of nearly 60.000 white the Repub
licans h id fa len o ff something
over 0,000 although the RepubH-
m atU r how distasteful ‘personally,
recovery;
p o lit k a ly t h r j/ b a rs got to pull
The .insincerity wifi
together
be in the expressions of witeepl,
respect and confident* w hkh soon
will flood the S tale.” g u t he
cheer* up with Un* thought, that
if Fcnn-ylvania. elects a R*puW|ern Governor an d a (ispublkan
Senator. or either of them, “It
wopld tie a fairly good.sign of
Repub Iran. success In tW7."
Mr. K rai, of courts, figures th a t
because Governor ‘F arit, whose
nomination for th tt Senate waa «ndorsed, won, and Lieutenant Gov
ernor K ttincdy' w host nsm button
for the Governorship ws* approved
by Um Democratic Chair man, last,
therefore tha Fenivylvmn1* result
was a disas'roua Mow to 41)* adm inhtratkm . Mr. F a rh y , Id the
dual endorsement twada IS very
pl^ln that w hat he was seeking
was harmony v n n n g I he prnnsyL
vania Democrats. Thi*. l i s t read
Mr. Kent's recant contribution
correctly.’ he has areompHshrA
I do not bet lavo 1 s*a betraying
any Slat* secret II I express th s
opinion that M r. F ar ey i a not
iOMFORT
srvatiy oorreiftsd Vhclhar Uts rtVaig M . th*. rerexit
peansylvpaii
Now lot's turn o Mb to FtorhloWe bsd H on Ibo authority of my
Mtscmed toHtagua, thf publicity
director of th* RepubUraa Natiow-
i«ron Avenue during on alacsi slorm last weak and
ek'd two windows on tb*
at Commlitre, jpat A UUls before
•PO TI FATM*B’» COVER
WUcpx Is pushing
•g a in st tbo ropes,
W h H a U o g M , suppR i
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TnURSDAV, JULY 7. 1iM
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
S ocial A n d P erson al Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society E ditor
Social Calendar
THURSDAY
The Townsend Club will hold
it* regular meeting Thursday
night in the Welaka Building.
MONDAY
Circle Number One of the Wom
en’s Missionary Society of the
F irst Baptist Church wllf meet
with Mra. A. K. Rosielter at her
home on C tlery Avenue.
Circle Number Two of the Women’aMiaaionary Society of the Firat
B aptist Churth will meet with
Mra. F. A. Strange at her home
on Myrtle Avenue and Thirteenth
Street.
Circle Number Three of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
tha F irst Baptist Churth will meet
at the home of Mr*. Kyle Shoe
maker, 717 Park Avenue, with
Mr*. H. L Leonard a* hostess
Circle Number Four of the
Women's Mias ionary Society of
th* First Baptist Church will meet
with Mrs. J. B. W e.t, 610 Mag
nolia Avenue.
Circle Number Five of the Wom
en’s Mlaaionaty Society of the
F irat Baptist Church will meet at
th* home of Mra. J. M. Stine-
ary Society of the Firat Methodlat Church will maet at the
church a t 3:30 o'clock.
The circles of tha Firat Pres
byterian Chureh will meet
a*
follows:
Circle Number One, Mr*. C. C.
Briggs, chairman, will meet with
Mr*. C. A. Andrews, HOI Pal
metto Avenue, at 4:00 o’clock.
Circle Number 'Turd, Mlaa Lettie Caldw ell.,chairm an, will meet
at* 4:00 o’clock' a t the home of
Mrs. H. (J Long. Mrs. John
Sm ith w ill' assist aa hostess.
Circle Number Tour, Mrs. H.
H. McCaslin, chairman, will meet
a t 4 :00 o'clock at. th* home of
M n . W. A. Zachary, 1317 P a rt
Atvbqi *
Circle Num ber Five, Mr*. A.
A 'J W U y etaiim a* . w ill; m eet
w*th Mrs. tr. C. WasKbum, 1105
■ M lM d Avemi*. a t 4:00 o'eloek.
C hela Num ber Six, Mra. H a n ?
Meeting Is Held
By Methodist Circle
y
C l« le Number Two of tho
Methodist Mlaalooary Society met
Tuesday afternoon at the hotpe
of Mra. 3. B. Crawford. Mrs. T,
3. Smith assisted Mr*. C ranford
aa hostess.
The
president,
Mra.
John
Hayes, opened the meeting with
a abort devotional service which
waa followed by tbs regular bustM aa meeting. Mra. W. 8. T horn
ton, blbla study tearh er gave a
brief dlacuaalon on "Bong* In tbe
N lg b t”
Mra. 3. M. McCaakUl Invited
the circle to bo h er gueata a t the
n eat meeting.
Refreshments w ere' served by
tha hostesses to tha following:
Mrs. W. W. Ellis, Mra. J. M. MeCaakiU, Mr*. W. 8. Thornton.
Mra* Clarence Smith. M n- 3. T.
McClelland, Mra. 3. M. Hayes,
M n . Frank Morris and M n . W.
E. Well*.
Mary Lambuth Circle
Has Regular M eeting
The Mary Lambuth Circle of
the Firat Methodist Church held
it* monthly business and social
meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mra- E. B. ia ry on
Magnolia Avenue.
A fter the devotional service a
short business meeting was held
with the chairman, Mrs, H B.
MtCall, Jr., presiding
Routine
business and committee reports
were discussed. The .circle has
Mrs. 8. E. Kuhr as a new mem
ber.
la te in the afternoon rifresh ment* were served by the hostess.
Others preient a t the m rrting
were: Mrs. O. K. Goff, Mrs. W.
C. Hill, Mr*. Paul Johnson. Mr,.
K- II l-aney, Mrs. Maurine Win
ters Mr*. R. II. Pickett, Mr* E.
C. .Smith. Jr., Mra. I). II. Smith,
Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mrs. 0 .
3. Tolar.
T e le p h o n e 148
Chinese, Japs
Deadlocked On
Yangtze Front
ranOnurd I r o n
PAGE THREE
G o r d q n ia .T rees B l o o m I n C ypress G a rd e n s
Oat
Jap an ', m n.pin.• h i. hf-vn hi tho
CM of an «lm m| hark hrrnh
ine ftnanct.il hunt*n ami I'lima >
arnite a nr*’ I ill imr'muH-n-if
In Spam, tvhe re Ihc r i \i | » n r
will he twn year, nl«| «,n July IS
the «tiffenrit m-lManr,. nf th”
(inv eminent
trieipi
villi h of
Teru-I Mailed the Irt-urgi'id dm .raMward tow aril \ ah m ot a in I
the Mtiliterranean cua.M. tin tin
aeahoanl enil of ihe Ml mil front
Mra.O 8, Toler w«a the gu#M S' lavtern Spam, loot i , r. tlo*
of her m o'her
in ftunnellon ilur- lo*urir#itt .Inve .mnlio n .|
|oil
ing the Fourth
of July holiday*. gnvernmeiit d. f. n-,, m , r heavy
------------------artillery firMr. and Mra. A. K Pnwrera have
Reprrurntativr. .if :ij rialmnt
returned from Daytona Beach at a rimferenci- . 1 an mi. ,
where they apent aeveral day*.
ernmenlal in.mmili,.
~
Ht Evinn li’a-Buiim Kiame, h in d
Mia. Batty Akin of Winter fr„nl „ r
Nl
(.anlen eiiile.l friend, in Sanford
...........
, hat
yeatrrday.
Herman au th o riti.« o m | evariiulla rry Kabun haa returned in
,
• ..
..
..
, ...
, '
" ‘”1 " f 4*1,1100 Aneli i in
In trial
Ijike
...... , , ,
.hv A m
, „ Worth
, . . after viading
. . . (fiend* uiliIrMratdr*
in Sanford for «cveral d a y .
_____
The wn|- d'v llitiv e'e .ite .l ,Unoo
c ra n e , -the Undid S'.ili-... t . ,. . r
P
Dr end Mr*. Harry Woodruff Bri'* " 1 a ',‘l
/ "’’k
have returned from Comnailo «< «"• '" k m * hav
f
,
,
Beach where they .pent a few 4- l J r " , and
p.dii.n, n f ,
IT***"* from »rf«•*»« * lltm i m ,
- — The ihrft-mit i*tfH cnnlmw.1
Mist Glftdy* Hawking ha* re* 'heir effort* at 1hinivr of >
turned home after a three weeks donation t mifVirmv , n trfiig ••
Viait in Weal Palm Dench, Miami
” “ "-Mil' .,| I'n .n lei,'
and Key We«t,
HooaevetF* iiivda'iuii fm ini- t
______
governmental dlnn-'ii-ii of h.
Mr. and Mra. Hugh Torrence piohlern.
hav, a t thair gueat* .Mr*. Janie*
Member, of the nffniul mn
S. Croaland and daughter. Ivy, of mi"ec apptiivnl n n ip y *tion >
Charlotte, N. C.
’he French delrga'e, Henry He
-------enger to .end u c a g e In M<
C. F. Proctor hai gone to Bay Rooievelt rnipha.iling 'he *1111111
Pine* Veteran's Ho.pPal
in
S', ity nf the delegate, in working 'n
Petersburg where he will receive ward a nilu'km.
treatm ent.
Myron C. Thylo r. Iieiid Ilf 'h
1 Uniteil State* deleg itinn, ill .1
Ml** Alice Caldwell left yester- ,*rongly wordcil .pi'eeh -aid 'to
day for Miami where *h« will vl*lt plight of thou.and, nf pi-r-tm,
Mr. and Mr*. Man<on Frierson for deprived of Ihrlr n itnnmlily In
aeveral month*.
Germany's ahanrptinn nf A o.ln.i
waa “no longer of puii ly piivu' Word ha« boon rwerived *hat concern; i* i« one or in'11 govern
W iH tr Ward, who la amending C. ment action,"
M. T. C. i t Fort S triven, h it i>tfn
Al'hnugh Taylor n f* 1 m l only
qualified aa a machine-gunner.
one country—Germany ly out Jined 'he *co|ie of Ihe ennfermi
Mias Marllae Torrence, who I* aa taking ill proldrm , nf “relin
vleUing relative! In Charlotte, N. Junl m igrant, from tin , «■ wi ll -1
C.. aUtnded the Finals at V. M. I. any other nation*."
In Blacksburg last week.
Forced m igrafon of |«ililleal
and racial grouJ, ran bring " u
Mlaa Nell Goff has relum ed aatmphe
huffeimg
upon
'he
world." 'he (praicf he id of 'J r
United ?ta*r* F'ecI corimrafi**n
them. Then carer and store them E . Eppert.
in the refrig erato r until time for
•erring.
Mr. end Mr*. Herman Middleton
Invetlnirnt In tuli
and len t, lit D. end Robert are
Keep your electric lig h t bulb* visiting H r. and Mrs. Chatle* S avenge* at nut
and lamp ahedea clean If you "Wullacv In Lexington, N. C. for of line, including ci» 1
want to g e t the moat light from several days.'
and multlplp main trick
them. A film of d u it on a bulb
8iily-**rvi*n pvrrenl nf 'hv ji
will reduce the intensity of light,
Mra. John F. Fearaon relumed
Dult o r d lri on a ahada will dim last night from Coleman where rident* to motor vehklia n' hichIt.
ihe haa been the gueat of her cou way-railrnad grille cr**"*itign n
sin, Mrs. Leila Cartlcdge, for sev 1U37 involved traint operating ■>'
Ira* lhan 311 riillv* per h*mr.
Splcey Idea*: Sprinkle a little eral weeks.
cinnamon over the top nf cooked
Although the *rcnnd ml “ ' ll
fruit o r berry settee. Add a touch
Mr. end M n . J. M. Brown end
of nutm eg to sliced bananas, ap son, Lloyd, and B. B. Hamby have be dlscovetcd ill 'lie Uni'cd Stale*
ple sauce o r tllced peaches. Mix retum ad to F airfax , Ala. after was located in t'.dorado, the a*
a dash of ginger w ith baked visiting Mr. and Mrs. H, M. Ham- never beeam know a* mi '"II
peaches, pears or cherrlea.
•tale.
4>y for about ten days.
Elizabeth Methvin
Honored At Shower
SiuvVtS:
Wash "washable" wall p apen
carefully, Make a heavy sudt,
using w arm water and a mild
soap. Apply the suds to the pa
per with a soft cloth. Quickly
remove w ith a soft, clean doth.
Do not Ml th e suds remain on
the paper too long—it may
Sfiuifw rft,
MoriU4 1 ro.iiitidfi are t v i u t i i i u
C J r deni t i n t VV inter 11 it en
*“*
NLRB Told Ford
Should Bargain
With (TO Union
hftvi’ 1 hi*
r f h ’rt of <•«»
t f i h i f i mid inf im iif n l i'tn 1f It 1ft Ihi'
finiimrn: <*f III** m f . ” lh<* hminl
sn h I
M|1> |H*t m ill (tig ihi*
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Ir ih t ii inn n f tin pitm phli’t « nu iH
tilin' uni | M " | t p i ! \ 1 h«* it ^|Hitii|t nt
(M u «k ( rit
l i i t h r a N t l In i N
*-m|»lo> i *m that it hmtl inlnjili'il,, a*
it" ityin, (In* iiril in tn iiT i t i»r»t»*iitn
thi'M'nf ,in«l 1 hut they - h«>uh I hu
: WERT-The JEWELER
gililh i| aftI>r«lni^t\
Th.
M u -k m
(l' t* d In
f
’11
in |i*« tvy vva?. «ir-
»t'lmhnt” 4* tln-in
,ti».
Mini hi
for
Iml
♦lining iim niphiympnl. Th** workI’t i , K u i m u l h
L i' n f
mrml
4 ark
llnitgp^ , >rrrt* it^mtwmff for fh r ir
wrtivily in t h - r nih-l Shut* Work
••m ..f Aini'ritti. a l'|( ) a ffiliate,
th e
Mr. and Mra. G. 8. Mobley ot
Miami Beach are the guest* •>(
Dr. and Mra. E. D. Mobley fur
a few day* at their home on Dak
Avenue.
DiamoiKU knd W alrhaa
M'ln -tu t!• | ia iv r n i|d n y F<4
in ly
A Mr. and M n . Edward Bryant
and daughter, Jeanette, of Tran- yesterday for Savannah, tia.
■ton, Florida, were the gueata yte. whera they will visit l»r abuul
terday of Mr. and Mrs. J. ,H . two wreka.
Wynn.
Mla* Heracbel Hamby and MUt
Donna Morgan left Sunday for
F airfax, Ala, and point* in Geor
g ia w h en they will spend some
Maka "fronted" grapes for 41m* visiting friend* and relatives.
fam ish in g
summer salad* and
deaaerta. Select firm grape*, dip
Mr. and M n . E arl Howard of
them Into slightly beaten egg Jack son villa have returned to
whit**, dtut them w ith granula th e ir home a fte r spending tom*
ted sugar and then d ry them on time her* ae tha gueata o f Mr. and
waxed paper. Use them , fo r ox- Mr*. A. & Hawkins.
ample, • * ■ filling fo r peach or
cantaloup* ha hr*a.
Mr. and Mra. Hugh Torrent*
and gueata, M n . Jam es 8. Crop
The Ladle* Missionary Society
land and daughU r, Ivy, o f Char
of. tha Sanford Gospel Takernsel*
lotte, N. Cw hav* ralum ed from
a* Ninth Street and Laurel A re
Daytona Beach whera they spent
na* la planning a a all-day meet
two weak*.
. *"» Monday, JaJy I ) , a t 10:M
, A- M Special music and a drama
Mr. and Mra. M. B. Strickland
. wHI ha presented by the proi had as their reeat* yesterday Mrs.
" gram cecsmiU**. A corarnd-dkh
| J . U Strickland and Mlaa Kathh n iik iin will ha served a t noon
floen Badger* of Cordate, Georgia,
i by tha Indian a f the church
• sa d Mra. B raak Fountain of HawkAR Indian are Invited to com*
buvlli*, Georgia.
tu n s u m m e r w n n
white
of ihe till (tord.wiu tu-ct. uni ibot
lovely pic lure i r ime for JUtiv M id j IIa it ihe u
MARY ROLAND AND ERNEST
rR U EX , play lb . to l. ol Ma and
Pa in th# Republic Piclurv "Ma
ma Rune Wild" which ie (v a lu e d
on a dpubla bill at the Rlla The*
aim tonight and Friday.
Fine W ntrh Ann Jewelry Repairing
Dinmond Mounting And Engraving
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OSem i-Pro» Play
tile Willis Gives Up 9 Ormond! Beech, In
Of Six Miscues Made By Locals; District Tourney
a.,
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Gainesville Crew Scores Three
Buns In Tenth To Gain Win
r * S ‘ ‘. B* ■
g g U l l A N H TEN H THilM
e M rth n t prudUf.d three .u n i
et*d de Ramin al«<> wire ere
dlUil with errnrv.
The (1-Men cinched the game in
their half of the Unth when Smilh
• inglfd to deep .hurt, louk .erund
when McMullen walked, (ial aghen
■orr if iced both lunner. and Itrny
w .i intentional y wnlked to fill
• I * the third inning, 1-eKoy do • he Iium-». IJvingntnn hit in front
Wurlud hurler Ken W ill* nf the plate but lluilaun dropped
iW g iw boa* on hallv, went III ner- ' the ball while tagging the rulin' r.
luurn'a infield hit, luik all
men *nf». McMullen wan
Ijuigitun'a infield •ingle. caught off third he>* In a rha*e
Mi.oi,. iu .ecniid. Ilnvi. and Dray moved In third with
♦d out .curing de ilainu. l.ivingaton going to aecuml. lie
|ep ferd '. mily run.
Vinrmai grounded In Hitman who
tone run Inukrd very big errm ed the lu ll al'owing Hray to
llg inning. „ lunky Swede wore. I eHny de itam u. recoverrd
_ . lu h l. the U-Men
... 'u_ two ■he bull behin.1 third base and
i» until the a il 1h when *he vUi* t Uvingaton
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*«*•••*«!
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atarted *to
the Pplate,
lie
v r m / j koOlle«l the scorn. Ia»u Hojfl- | ItAmus threw to Contrerss who
y
*WH# crevlitfj with a fluke clou* miscued the bjll ullowinf Livings*
hie, look third on Buck Rodgers' Ifc»«i to »rorr the fm iith run,
IM
l « > . l . a — ___ —a
___ a
• b e n a.ingle
to center and
.cureda
, ,,
b M n BUly Moore bubbled tile ball liniHlftt '* *"**
Mi- .Mull, n IU
U all.all.r ib
' m.aim
Watllla
_ on the mound fur ihe it.a , ,1
. fliltar*
W iSera waa nicked freely for 4 Wvluaale* r
l a 1 >u | ilead.’ock la*l night
••MMh inning ami the Guinea©•Men racked up a ■ t» |
OUfMloa ovvr the Lookout* tefnre
* 2 * ! U f . *he lergeal week-day
crowd* *n fa r l hia *#a*on.
EtffcfmUy field.
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WIIIIm waa in trouble a l l 1 lio.ie.ra ]i>
the tilt and In only two | w,,,lg •'
,B 'did he aend the icuokoula , toi. I s
In order. Willie walked three!
Bedgera’ men while chalk- »4 v ,,u ,*'*
• Pelf of atiiheoute.
| L ^ g liJ u rl
i, gave up oniy five hit* J,1?,*1*
heevy-hilting (lainetville mi ilia* xi>
v H . was in troubU only u iN.ijiack if
■ ta during the g a m . and
r
iU« pisyrd e rro rli'ii bt> l>*rtmu. 10
Ibo G Mtn would havt
Hit aim * the four Caine*. 'o .m U ,* ,,. ...
*• w tr t u n n m id .
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Herbert Moses MayBe
Called RyMcCracken
To. Hurl For Locals
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O r la n d o A n d
U eaburg continued i u victory
Th* .core by Inninew:
march loot night with a I to II in to n e __ _ m i*i t «i—i* n t
■butout ever St. Auguatin*.
I tmtaiha . — _ et* it* tea— i ; i
I, Th* Lecaborgera nicked Bred-1 'k’oM.bergvr, Harper and Jock
Km# non
thaw , Morriaon and WUgle f o r H u d a o n . daddy,
10 oaf. hit* while Uant** held **> , u *lu»;th* Ha inti to three w.lt-ecettordd
hlowaThe Orlando
Senator*
laat
| Th# irore by inning*:
I
bight bunched 15 hifa off thru*
M. AuBuailn. ana a t. na»—* i t Daytona Beach kurlani to down
toerburg
a t. e « ao*—* 1* I
th* Inlander* by a .core of 7 to 5.
Bradihaw,
Morriaon,
Wiegle During the game. U a MeNeece.
and Mobley: Hardee and Onia.
•ond ha a* man- injured hie ankle
DeLxnd'a Red* pounded out IS when he slid into third baa* in
hlta agalnal three Falatka pttch- the fourth inning and had to
e rt laat night to romp home with Ifav# the game. X ray picture*
will hr taken today ta determine
* 10 to B victory.
Hudaon, Caddy and Kmeraon the extent of the injury.
Th# acor* by inningi:
aharrd mound dotie* for the A u ..... . I I . I d .Jo —y | | | %
liaa- while Wolfeberger and Har Orlando
1»sytons U.grh |« | bar i h —% | j
te
r
,
Deluind
hurlera.
gave
op
M.thia*.
Scbiro, Smith; Brook*,
WAR MINSTREL, graadaew af Maa tTWar, la eh own reaching tb# flnlak lia*
three aod a half
acren bit*.
Shroba, Donnelly end I’arv.
leagth* ahead to heat th* greet Sea Biaaail la tb* 010,000 added Star* and Slrlpea handicap at
i
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Thoroughbred U atnp.hire hoc*,
leghorn chicken* and Italian bev*
hove bean
fmlrwhed
by
th*
Mexican governin' nt
to
«m,.l
Orlando
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falalk a .L....
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turtle-peeked
sw eater amj pant* of navy bhir,
call* him irlf to m Kvana of To
ronto. He first went “to „ * " on
th* Great L etei, a t the age of
10- during
summer
vacaliuos
from high school.
“ !**• be«n in eight bomberd' J tjn t* and beard more from the
w ater, some a* w» passed porta
.A t night,*' he taid aboard ship.
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barber shore; Bah w en
PRICES
ST O R E S
A p p le B u tter t*- line
F rid a y n n d S n ltn d n y S p o c i.ilt
S U G A R
5 ibi 21c
lielirimiB, «ru«Miih, ru h
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iimvinK tiMin ui'u i Jwtwvirh i h »a*I
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Ihr |iUnnw uf K biItmi lun. Mi-lit* *#f t
'hi* lllblm l vn'tory of (jt«lv«'n o\ i i
(hr Mi«iiffiii«'( rlgh' Aml>» m v if
k 11til anU f. British »u itin whiiih I
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Q u n n tiiy R tg h lt R o so rv o d
P o rk B e a n s 3 >«<10c
S o u th o rn
Luacioux Freah Italian
P ru n es
10c
n o 2'.y C nnx
Corn F la k e s 3
pkgx
B it c u if
FLO UR
Kellogg'*
15c 2 0
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49c
Luicioux Fruit from Th« Romantic Tropics
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lrn|iirul Muiifthme, truly tlilui
tree from
prirexl no
ev»*r> fumily »aie have all lliry
wji n
•** revenue* annui'ly by the ie
a«ljtii Intent.
n cre v h iy
t<> m iin'aii.
rfh e u n t tervhe.
The It C announced fu rlb rr henr- i
Inga would be held at Dll i.Hughs.n,
A li. Auk
•'-'■■■ IranrL co, Aug
I I . and Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. B.
Alaskan («old Fields
Draw Many Visitors
JU N EA U , Alaska, July 7 - t-1'i
—Spring ha* brought A la-ks an
influx of dralituU pera-na from
the aU tei aciklng their fortune*.
“Tbe number on rela-f in the
trilitu ry is decidrly inciruieil ty
|ae at rivals, bul Ihrrv ite n u U>.
w ay'tu ulup Ikeni." said J. G. Uw
era, mtmbec of the A a«ki welfare
board.
Montana ITahji Tp
Protect Game Fish
U E IE N A , M eat. July 7—(At
Montana t* planning t* icrern
eveiy in igatioix ditch lexdiug from
atltam a clocked with game flah.
John M Hrhufield, .•up.rlnieti'lenl of a'ate fltharlea, aaid ttlouaanda of gaato flab die each year
tweauae they ere unebl* to get
h»ck into atroem* a lta r they gu
•hieugk itilgaGoa ditch headgataa.
a
n
a
10 25c
U. H. N». I Liberia
mail* tl0.lino,M)U C>n hr added I,
H,*U. a w ilnei* at an IC C hr* 1
n
hub!! Kvt'iily ri|M'i»*i|,
lumi *m, »rr«*'0» rx|ieiU
(•ratal*
ComntFici
f*oni'ni*Binn
ytRlinlmy for pviniitMiofi Iu n*Iflj'lBl exjirmp rnlru.
Tho rompany w nnl. In mrii-n •
.ome rs'ea, and rut u ih ir-. |i i-.ti
mg aImi 'eatifu d * wage redut
a
From the U imI o' wahinv
palm* . . . full of health fill
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Peaches 5 'b. 19c
Potatoes lo ibi 19c
Crisp Calif.
Avocados «*ch 5c
Carrots
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bunch 5c
Fancy Boat Gtadn Streak O' Loan
White Bacon ■132*
From for away Alaska —
S a lm o n
1'iife leMnl nr
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15c L oins 'b 2 3 c
15c B a c o n «. 2 5 c
3 Ib
•■(H-iai M . m
certified Toilet
Cortifiexl
P aper
5 ••»•
Kiiulleta
A ir iy a n a K o it a b la
lla lb. be pkga. T*bl*
S a lt
10!
Half or whole, n li nr loin pork
Ulackryra, Northern*, Navy, llahv l.ima
B eans
Hulk Ciimpmind
10c Lard
tall can
B aco n
lb
3 lc
Itea.ly to hake -Meal
. 5 ,o'
15c Loaf 3
49c
T ea v<>b 2 3 c w>b 45c R o a st Ib
Ib a
teuton's Yellow Idltwl
Melt t'mouiot'r
Rosemary
C rape J u ic e >' 10 c
L p n d O ’ S u n s h in e B n H e r
n
S u p e r B r a n d O le o
p~ ~ t
L e w e t t 's B r e a d
t a . t umi
f c e v e t t ’s W e e k - E n d C a k e S p e d n l
P in e a p p le J n ic e
3 « i c*m
T e n l i v e r M ilk
4 i - c«.
M. B . 0 . C h e e e e B its
et
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27c
12c
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23c
25c
23c
15c
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F r c ih
G ro u n d
Baal
cans
Ib
1 2 lV c
G o r t o n s B o n o lo s a C o d f is h Ib' 3 $ c
B o n a la a a P ic k le d P ig F o o t p r . 2 3 c
F a ! S a lt M a c k o t a l
A rm o u r t
each
tO c
S tar B ra n d e d B e e f
R ound Ste ak
C h u ck R o e it
ju ic y , Ib
m e a l y ; Ib
Tender Wester n B e e t
L o v e t t * P r i d e each 3 » C
U v H i i
CTAGON
m i e favorite duet.
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Nke Culmu fe a rs —
-the engoue of the 101 Ranch
WW What" ahow once -gain or*
n lb* ewmp .hut thla lime the
t -•■'».*■
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CENTERS
teiminnt I'ninnliMlrly I'nlhr wn»l
IruupB m»'iiuieil h ntn n ^ nl |i«lr..l
NimI rUni|H*tJ ilown rurfivh r»*KU
ii
^ e«*k of
|’ay \r* t.
i. FOOD
Van i ’«iii|M logf I It »mi4
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WHOLESALE
Crvxtirs ii wet Mrgem »*«f« ling
IF|tilili«nx lii ki*r|t rr«Mtrtilw n(f
'hi* iir u mi mah».
*Hie iFptirl from II uln .ini aii
hoilf e*f*»*l lh»* IhmiiIi a ia illiovhii
|M»lk r firwl m'o Hu- Iui I lilt'll'
et»*iL in ihr "ireetN.
I'nirm of Ihr iMimh
no' ill
t|»n
A» p
) GIANT
w*y KxprrM. Inr.. «*knl thw In
n iH
S a**I..mI
a Is
Warship Sent
Re Britain To
Scene Of Riots
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S A L E S ” ££■ «- !
Mort pricfA , r;iwl,,„a t.» 1W|ifp*m«i,if| | w*%rla
holler \nht. •» f.Ml4i r.* fh
f rval jt ih 'Month of S tiled'* Seutea of reRitUr urirra jimt rr«lii«ei| n..w
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NO?
Of W esteri
Show m Moven Afcafa
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oKi^ipjp* errif. July 7 -<r>
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Sanford Fish Market
I. . O. It r iil. prrBiilrnl of ihv R.nl
over them- fiv e of thoaa mm
they never found. The a la th -o
piece of ahrapntl went rich,
through hia bead.
“Once « i w ent into Valencia
with UO tana Of TNT from Ko
ta r dam and Amsterdam. About
| A . M., they came ovat with tit*
p la n t
“ A t that time, all the «hip«
U4*d to go out In the harbor »t
night, to anchor away from all
UAL But we had ita y td at the
dock. The wirehouae along! at*
wag full of T t|T and ao ware we.
Boom bomba dropped naar.
“The neat night, with aonn
►NT atilt OR, the captain tonk
t h f able M I In the ha rbor witheu t even waiting for n pilot'*
. TV* Stoliarov* «ame to Fort
V m drea this lime from Burriaua
with a cargo of erangea—“It
took m 10 day* to get tho cargo
Production of quick froten food*
In tho United Stale* tkl* y ra r la
1
expected •# total about 4M.0OO
pound*, abnoot three time* the
NOU TO
T H E R E S T
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WASHINGTON, July 7 - IdT
SCARED FOR SMOKEV
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Phone
♦».
■rh-wt t iT
JOB PALOOKA
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AdjuHtmcnt OF Rates
On KxprcsN Is Asked
Wiii* i w
SEH1WQLE
■ PISH A
i.r
In t
Once (ireat Sawmill
(V ases Opera!ions
.
HI Ml K im lu
\iwi» H' i’nmmI i i n i ''
l , rir«»ta IIK:iil
M rli>rr«’»l
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naxiutn
I t o . ......................
H E N S ft KHXERS
W l 144a
roie fat- “ . i t e s i k ............
fOLOMKO Uf Milk Uaale Mae Ho». toway. Ml (Beef l*tk *1-
v x
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Sooalak Moabarel lb....... ;.
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W hiting t 3 tba.. ____
a 4
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Fish iSi Sea Foods
The moat vorarlnei and Inrtft
'« f th e ' b irracu d ia h th e picei
Which raachea 2 length of fl feel.
SITUATION WANWkft
. ( QMINRD a n il . ................ . hlod
of avert. H arr a re n a , aw Plaae
Apopka
| Ave,
Beall*
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breaure he w as unwilling to be
bound by the advocate's noth a<
obedient* to the Constitution.
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U eabura at Ml. Auduillne.
I'ulntka a t iMtonv.
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from active law practice hi IMS Pankotk, John at ug, Ro»* To
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AN N O U N CEM EN TS
John, Andrew J r . A Fetdinand
Du da
SaliafacMafia #f Mortgage and
Lien
Hutchinson, J . C. A Co. To f . W.
‘ W arranty Dreda
Baker et ux.
Hill, II. 1|. »l ux. Evx Webb Tr
Partial JArleae* * | Mortgage
U o n en l F. Payton at ox.
Cka*« and Company To R. TV.
Wotnon, II. M. et ux. Eva M e. To
Eetee f t ux.
Re W Rive '
A.algnment *f
ml Mori
Mortgeg*
Rive F W et vir « * t „ v » d .
A««tgee^n»
gag*
K Dyson
Dvvon et
at vir.
^ F.
r A.
AT
T°
K.
man
Wilson, In c, Sylvester K . T o
U a I'rndeiu
Orange U n d Co.
Davla, Fred J , To W. E. Baggett
O nng* lan d Company To Like
et *L
Chaim Fruit Co.. Inc.
flitlefaction af Mortgage
Meiach
Realty
Company
10 Federal Land Bank Tn Up'on
Mari# T. Meiach cl « lr, C. W.
Mareman et ux.
DeWolaki, C. L. et ux. Marion
M abbctt. to U. 0 . Lingl«
ADMIRAL DIKf)
Pringle, Fannie A. « Jam *. To
LONDON—(AT—Hear Admiral
Janie 8ykce
Sir Berkeley Milne, died In hia
Tex Deed*
London e ub yesterday at the age
County af Seminole To 0 . I . of 03. 8fr Berkeley wxa eltaehid
M.ltbi#
eaccuaelvejy 'to the hooeehold* of
County of S.mlnole To B. L. King Edward VII, King George V,
Maltbie
.King Edward VIU, and King
County of Seminole To B. L Georg* VI.
Maltbie
County of Seminole To Anthony
F u ll.r
Moct||ure
Payton, Leonard P. .1 ux. To H.
ax
' Va Hill
1
|U tig factious of M.
■ joip, v
Seminole County
Court Records
4
--------Race Tracks Offer To
lost ,»-lJa3 K’accW cck
By KBNRY C. CASSIDY
PORT VENDRES, Prance, Near
th* Bpanlah Frontier—T h . tradi
tion of adventure on the Spanlvh
M*tn U being kep( .live by .<m
■ »« carrying aid to the embat•led Spaniab government.
. Im a-ine riding a cargo of high
afploalve, In Valencia
harbor, '
p ith Insurgent air bomb# aend
big up spoilt* of watar around
you, and you have ,n idea of
VHft blockade runner, experience
l*ow
waters where old-timr
hweeanrera would b* a minor
•ulaanct.
A T h e it traffic i* mounting be
ww**n French and Spanlab g*iv
•rnm ental porta a t the Insurgent
U ad force, tighten thahr ring
around Catalonia and
broaden
their wedge toward Valencia.
Men of many nationalitie* —
Americana, Canadians, Britieb end
all the eta-faring racee of Europe
—are braving the bomba of Inaurgent plane., the ahell* of w a r
■hips and the torpedo** of tub- NAEJ'3 SPECIAL DELIVERY . f . t . „ ................ trM .
marine* to carry ajppliea to the tht* drill »*ar Barlia, aaa Jum ps, bat already tlortad
governm ent coaat.
Taka, for example, the little
British tramp steam tr 8. S. 8tangrove of London, with a single
black atack .ticking up out uf
020 bliatered tona of freighter.
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Aboard her are tb men: the
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Wclah captain, Hubert Duwman. ,
**v
c / i 'y
B veteran of 50 year* at aea;
five Ealhoniana, th rje French
,y>T ■
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men. two Kngliahmen. one Cana
dian, one Pole, one Norw,gian
I
Schneider May Be
Able To Return To
Hurling Next Week
P A C E F IV E
Seaman Carrying Aid
To Loyalists Face
Rebel Air Attacks
DeLand
'R A J A H ’ A N D
sified Advertisements
Package Ronneri
K eep Traditiom
Of Spanish Main
i— S z _
The Sanford Serai pro
Slug
gera, under the
direction
of
Manager Ruaeell McCracken, will!
meet the Ormond B«uch all atar* '
*t the City lalaml I'ark in Day
tona tleoch thi* aftvmuon at .1:00
n'rlock in their eecuaid double
elimination
Halifax 1) i a l r i e t
Hlurida S tate Senn Pro tourney.
Manager M rCrark.n h a. not
announced hia .la d in g
hurlera
hut H erbert Mom-., curve
ball
artiat. may go tb the hill for the
f lt.t time «inre lie retired from
profrxaiunal playing
with
th
Sanford lo o k o u t, in IliJA
If the Slugger* are dyfeuted A rliagtea Park, C k kage. S ea k iU .it (an the eetrid e) n e.ed e a t Arab* Arrow for .a e n d place.
twlay thew will lie (Tuninated
u t t n i
from the tournament which la
conducted upder the double e|tm*
y
•
x
'n i
inatidn regulation* and the S lug
1 k MB
g er. dropped their fir* tilt MunJ
I f r* ^ ^
•*
if
9
day to u lluyimm Heuch ou.flt
by a .core of ti to |.
Coach
M ri'rarkeii
hav
anDutch Schneider.
nee left
lounrrd th a t there will be numfun* chang.-a in ihr line-up nnd
hander for the Sanford Lookout*,
f ,\
that th* local club ahnuhl alack
may return to hurling noxt week.
A
up much better than It did SmjSchneider w in injured la*t K*tV
■tay afternoon. The winner of
u/uay night when w arm ing up
the game thla afternoon will play
be pulled aevrral munclea in hia
V **
jl"" ’ |n
at t
^
Oak Hill a t (lay ton* Beach tobeck.
A
rporruw afternoon at I :.10 o'clock.
Dr. L. T. Iloxa treuted Schnei_________ ___________ ”
■l#r but he utated Hint the #xMme. Ayako Taiuha<hl. I0Uact time o f Schneider*' return
ytar-old Japanrae m-hooMeachrr,
depended entirely on Ibo time
»*J» food and »l#ep have nothing
negded for the n10»<’ico to heai.
to do with long life. W orry, In
Dr. Doaa ordered S rhlieklar to
•tay out of uniform line to the
b#r tWw» u
W
l»UWr.
fact that practice m ight cauae
’
*a
F
_ ;
• more aerioua injury.
THE STANDINGS
NEOU8
TTTR flA N F O H D H E R A l .n . flA N F O H D , F L O B IT A
C k le l - I S S c
FLAKES C B I
35c
2 lc
4
�&
- . T h u r s d a y , j u l y r.
T H E B A N F Q R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
NAVAL PACT
Hughes Will Begin
Flight On Saturday
lob BumsNegroWhol
M ed -White Planter
LONDON — VP) — B ritain a r l
Soviet II us* In yesterday signed V
protocol bringing their naral agresp
ment of Ju ly 30, 1936, into Ho*
with tha new limit of 46,000 ton*
for battleship* adopted by Brltain, the
United State* ar
France. B ritain announced su
nature o f a similar protocol wll
Germany on June 30.
NEW YORK, July T -O P I-A .ROLLING FORK, M in., Jcly 7
■oeiatee of Howard Hughe", mil
- - W - A Sharkey county pome of
lionaire flier and one-time Holly
'■' I > w an yestrnlsjr .hot and killed
wood movie producer, m id last
W* Kreen, 48-year-old negro
night he and r. crew of four would
I aeksm lth, dragged hi. body levtake off from Floyd Bennett a ir
I d ) tnllea, then burned it on th t
port protably on Saturday for a
•p e t where earlirr In the day the
flight to P irii.
nagTW had kil'-ed R. Purdy Flana
The trip may be the i**rt of a
gan, prom inent white planter.
'round-the-world
flight,
long
\ Green was killed in a cabin after
plm n td by the inheritor of a for
• 16-minute gun battle with 'he
tune established in the oil well tool
v , mob,
burinr * in T eiaa.
• ‘ R eport, were tb rt the negro rnd
F lan ag an fought w hin Greep re
fitted >o do work the plantation
m anager ordered. F lan ig an fired
NEWI.AND,
N. C.—OFt—
Mm and begin aorting tool*.
Frank Johei, 6H-yrar-olil lleeeh
s.. jF Itn a g a n tam e to a rifle among
Moutain fiirmer, arose at 5 A. M.
v
a•
IfM loot* and 'h e negto e aimed
and walked 20 miles to g et hi*
IL -The planter refuaed to g ir t
_
616 ■igrtruuural adjustm ent pro
H *4 him and the negro drew a
gram cheek from the county farm
J^Ute! rnd fired, wdanding Flana
agent’s office here. He planned
gan In the jaw.
to return home afoot the same
' iTW /W hlte man returned ihe fire,
■lay, but the county agent gave
h ittin g 'h e negro In the aide. E. R. W A K E F I E L D G e l t ) , an e f l k U l o f l h a W e t l e r a U n io n Tola- him a lift.
Again the negro aho«, the bullets g r a p h C o m p a n y in D a n v s r , Cola., e n d A. S. H u n t , D e n v e r a n d Rio
t »*tIkto g Flanigan In the hear'
C r a n d e R a ilro ad o s o c u t iv e , a r * i h a w n p l a n n i n g tk a l r t r i p sh o rtly
YIRI-DS NO OIL
p ^ M e C m iti g him.
b a f a r a th ay sal o u t t o n a v i . a l a t h a d a n g a r o u i
Rio G r a n d # Rlvor
I.AMAR, Colo,—id1)—The duet
t h r o u g h u s c o n q u a r a d Hlach C a n y o n .
Tha a.p a d itio n
andad
in ■bowl h is another disappointment.
IN WARM SUMMER W EATHER n r t a t a and a a a Up h a st .ar* shown tolling at Saras* U ,
I r a g a d y w h an t h a i r sm a ll h a s t u p t a t .
W a k a f i a l d was sw ap! gway. An oil rompany drilling 70 miles
wher* lb* big R iagllag Brothers and Barn am A Bailey ale*** ha* gen* ia la winter qaarters.
in the hop* striker* refussd la a sssp l a pap rsdesllon tha asaaageasent struck the "big lap" and headed
H u n t was I n ju ro d h u t ro arlied t h o r a a n d w a n d a r a d all s i g h t in a southrasi of hat*
a producer could be brought ;n
r a t l la a n a l i a - l n f a s la d w lld arn ass .
on the barren land* of the "bow l”
Uni of each dollir nt rrv»nui* announced it is abandoning |'s
MASKS FOR PARIS
lest at a depth of 6,302 feel behiifi uMif-r rfn»i|it?i, the railroad* runs* there has been no showing
|*A KIH— </P)— An oritur
plurt’il y r g i v n i u y
for
1,7?
m l!M7 paul 14.113 « n U in In- of oil.
itor«*Fl anil ipiit rom partd wPb «n
gas rviaoka In lx* d istrib u te
iiv^nig** nf -IMU rentfi Ifi th* fivr*to Pari* residents. The nu
y m r (>• ruxl frum 1CKJl to 1905*
government will im um * tli
inclusive.
peme.
GALLUP, N. M.—</P»—An lUnrra n t, passing through Gallup,
visited the sh eriff’s office and
asked to sleep in the Jail over
COLD .STREAM—PINK
the week-end and 'rest up a bit.”
The sheriff told him there were
no accommodations c r e p t for
prisoners. Ho the Itinerant threw
SULTANA RED SALMON (jill ran
a door-stop through the t/oor
glaa*. He got 90 days.
HULTANA— Broken Hired
So difficult a rt the t*»‘.* for a £
to mobile drivers in G reit B ritafi
i that more than 27 percent of the
[applicant* in the ta il three j u u
When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper
AVOCADOS
HAMBURGER
PAN SAUSAGE
PEARS
BEEF STEW
VEAL STEW
RIB ENDS
PURE LARD
SALMON
WILL SELL THEM
PINEAPPLE
N"c.:
DOLE’S PINEAPPLE JUICE 10 oz. can
Spaghetti 4— 15 3-4 oz. Cans.............. 25c
Black-Eye Peas 3 No. 303 cans.......... 25c
Rice Fancy Blue Rose 5 lbs............. 17c
Corn Meal Unbolted 5 lbs................... 10c
Iona Tomato Juice 50*oz. can.............. 10c
Chili Sauce Ann Page 8 oz. jar.........-10c
Clapps Baby Food (strained) 3 can*-25c
Fastidla Facial Tisane'3 pkgs. —
26c
New U. S. No. 1 Potatoes 5 lbs......Itlc
Firm Ripe Bananas 3 lbs.....
Good Size Juicy Lemons doz.
Green Cabbage lb...............
Eiberta Peaches 3 lbs..........
Avocado PearB each..............
Yellow Onions 4 lbs..............
Down
M OZ. PULLMAN
In Cn.Op#ratUn With
NATIO NAL DAIRY PRODUCTS SALK
SPARKLE
fr»«1l rreamery
W hile Meae*.M*a#
BUTTER
Pound 29c
■11VesUrweS™KtaT-
.
1
BUTTER
1 pound ctn. 31c
MILK
4 tall cans 23c
W l.eeoela aherl II.U
CHEESE
Pound 23c
OUR OWN, B LIN D
Beef Shoulder Pot Roast lb. JlC
Hamburger
2 lbs.
2SC
Spare Ribs
lb.
17c
Pork Chops Center Cuts lb. } 0 c
SUced Bacon Squares lb,
Round Steak
lb.........
Fe**Uy R eastedl
Fraakly O ranndl
COFFEE
w raam -HA n
ID CIRCLE
Fail Bodied lb. 19e
.
-• V
Apple Sauce 2 No. 2cans
M IL MOUTH MAI.VISH
Peaches No. 2l/ 2 can..... .
h
The first contract f i r subways
was awarded in 1900 in New York
City.
Decoration D ay Pkalc
Planning Fnr Twtlv#
Baked Unm
Potato Salad
DI.1 Pkklc*
Pickled Beet*
’ Buttered Rally
Plum Jelly
Raspberry P rtaervt*
Pineapple Ice Cream
Maple Syrup Cake Maple Fronting
Cotta#
Iced Tan
P rint# Salad
(Old-Fashioned Variety) ,
4 cup* diced,
1 1-2 teaapoona
cooked p o llaalt
1-4 cup minced
paprika
onion*
4 mrd-cookod
1-4 cup minted
eggs, diced
poraley
1-4 cup chopped
LT cup diced
awest plcktaa
calery
1-4 cup chopped
1-2 cup diced
plm kniod’
cucumbers
1 1-2 cup* aalad dressing
| Mia half of Ihc dressing with
raat of tha Ingredient*. Chill for
| at loaat on* hour. Pour Into a
bowl that haa been lined with crisp
lettuce. Top with tb« rest of tho
dressing and garnish with atrip*
of plmientoi and allctd H uffed
olive*.
Maple Syrup Cake
(A , New Eng and Favorite)
l- t cup butler
2-3 cup maple
1-2 cup granusyrup
| lated sugar 2 1-3 cup* pastry
3 tg g yolk*
flour ’
I taaapopun
4 teaapoona bakvanlll*
lag powder
1-4 toaapuun salt
3 egg afliltea,
1-2 cup milk
tealsn
I Cream butter and sugar toi gather until they are very soft agd
2 lbs.
•ad Wlmey lb. 23«
Matches
6 gu—t bars 25c lge, bar
2 is* w herry
15c
riHH nine
BANANAS
10 lbs.'
21C
PRMiH #VT
OKRA
5c
Dh
m uw
ONIONS
3 lbs.
IOC
TOMATOES
•3 lbs.
14C
». a. no. 1
5 lbs.
Eiberta Peaches
19C
a-nuffnuttn
BEANS
1714c
“ »•
GENUINE SPRING
FRESH FLORIDA
L-A-M-B
P-O-R-K
lh_
91c
Shoulder lb. W/jC
MIH
Chops 2 lbs. 29c
Stew lb.
10c
l i to r g
Hams
lb. 23c
Shoulder Ih. 17*/jC
Backbone lb. 19c
Sides
lb.
15c
lb.
' f a
| ikip.m
ro m v R P
Lard 2 lbs. 19c 1Roast lb. |4 c ;
Tender Steer Steaks lb.
.
•THHAH-o-LHAai
1• -
Irak
, kAMP
lb.
.5 *
Bacon lb. 1 4 c (Mackerel
Doz.; V■»
13c
Sliced Bacon
|§ c
MINDOK
ra tir.
LEMONS
Picnic Hams
Smoked tiausagg
FMni
S aco*---------------- la (
so. t o a tp u
lb-
2lC
tlUur-----“ ---------n
’
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1
Butter
lb 1 0 c
• m« ' w
*
1 *
Sauares
•
10c
Nestle Milk
28c
Com Flakes Post T
'omatoes
W~5dRIBI BM-----------------------Apple Sauce
<c
iTomato Juice
Green Cut Beans
POTATOES
i k •Ir*•1
Churngold
10 lbs. ->
lb.
■MALI. OCTAOO*
5for
Soap or Powder
Bulk Sugar
5 lbs#
iy C atsup
Bar-None Dog Food
80-90 P runes
American Oil Sardines
CukePickle"
,
Apple Jelly 2 lb. Jar..... ...
Table Salt 3—VA lb. pkga...
rtfsANawKMF
Brooms * each—
2 fC
■I fiSH ITNKU
FLA
GRAPES
Household H ints
2 lh s. *
JULY 8-9
a tja a rig g
1Coffee
lb#
_y g,*
;
4c
, ’-A .
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10c
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Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Hail. Highway
And W ater Transportation
if m t lf t
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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iVOLUME XXIX-
Chinese, Japs
ladlockedOn
Yangtze Front
Bya B r i L S T o P a r d o n
Scene of Riots
ie s t
P e rso n s
m
By
lit
‘■"•I Ih
th e
Kidnaper Is Denied
IMea For Clemency;
Cone Will Now Sign
Warrant For Death
A ra b -J T e w
D e i ’s i o n
lung
cla 'h e•
J u ly
T A 1.1. A H A : S s E E .
The K liiritln P u n lo n
(AIM
Hoard t ft tlsi't 1 i m lay (o comm u l l 1 tliII- i)e; i'll -tent 1‘IH’f ol
Krniiklm i P h i t-e M cC .<11 tol’
In- - f l" . imhi i .iiHum kiiltta|)t ’aati,
in g <d' J a n i f . Ih u lfV
P n m ftu u , !•'la ., on
J r , ;il
In ••ufY ut
hi
lha H o ly
I ml.
1 lulillK
b lo k e
Uilf duriiiM
Mu*
evening Midi hour wh#n
t n iA d * ttrip huriying hnm#, Wii*
ue •*»,* haul Jtf M r the t n i u b EXplmletl police c o n s t a b l e « opened
l u c on Ih e c i o w d * . c a u s i n g a
m a jo r it y u f (he casuuKie.s.
Biitish
rndburilifs
o f *t Ihe
ttouhlt-d PalcRtinc m a i u l j i # con’‘iilvred a new Imposition " f ’.m stnol law a , the violence, which
biokc out ( week agow ith lh« esccut ion of Ihe first Jew to be buiig
■II Jiru-alem since 1‘Jlft, began to
■|in-uil into other cities and rural
areas.
Jetusslem , H aifa and Trl Aviv
already are under strict ctfrfew
tCeeilawM e* n s , n * e |
Buildiog Permits Instruction Board
During June More Award* Contracts Trial“ c ^ d ^
Rale
Than Y e a r A go ForSchooIRcpeiirs Hike Ia.Granted Te
Cesolunon
n e a Collected By Five Lots Purchased Eastern Railroads
For Bond Purchase r iPolice
Drop Cnder
For Playground At WASHINGTON, July 7—« -i —
A resolution wa* passed at ihe
regular monthly meeting of lhe
Seminole County Commission yeit«nl>y to purthaae eerialn K.niinole County bondi.
The bond of Justice of the Peace
Roy Burkheldar w ia approved.
The
Wight Company
wm
■warded Ihe contract fo r fum lsht a l lupptlrs for the convict camp
and county home for the next
lhonth.
r
II. B. Pope Company was giv n
If,
'h a contrict for furnishing the
necessary oil and grease or eoun•y owned vehlalee for the coming
year.
Mr«. Rather Ridge g iv e u
monthly report on the Scinimil"
County Welfare Board which was
j
accepted and ordered filed.
At the request of County Judge
R. W. W ire, the Commissioners
, . authorised <ha purchase of i fi •
lag cabinet for hie office.
V-’Permission was a lia granted Id
v T t i w r i McDougall to pure hare a
■ E l typewriter for her office not to
exceed |U .
Jughey To Report On
Townsend Cpnventlon
W. t. H ughey.,delegate to Ihe
National Townsend Convention,
will give • detailed report o f the
parley In l» e Angeles a t’ the
meeting of the Sanford
Club In the W elelu
_ tonight. 4crocdlng to
___ iry A rthur A. Kirehhoff.
A supper will he served In the
chib rooms a t 6:30 P, M- Mr,
Kirehhoff slated, and the bust
lin g will open a t 8:0tl
r.
Kirehhoff
abut
repotted
that the IX-page convention edl
Uon of the National Towusajul
Weekly wilt bn sold tonight. .
Same Month In 1937
W o o l C l , l n I ' r i m n r v Thr ,n ,*r t ‘“ te Commerce Commie.
VYCBl B l u e I n m a r y , |un y „ U rd a y ievened an e ith e r
-------iIit is Ion snd a u th o riin l eastern
Building permits Issued by the
The contract for the re-ruohng) ral'roads to increase passenger
City during June numbered IT of Crooma Acadrmy, Sanford coach rales from 2 to 2 1-2 cenla
and amounted to fTTGO while per* rolured High School, was nwnril- a mile fur an 18-month trial permils Issued during the ,ame month ed
In Chase nnd Cinnpuny | lod.
year ago amounted to
u Wednesday by the Hoard of PubThe carriers, which had been
difference of $523.
lie Instructions. The runlruet agitating for the Increase for tom#
Police fines during. June amoun colls fo r the
expenditure
of lime, estimated it will Increase
ted t/J $472 while fines collected f m u for a roof with a 15 year 'heir sagging revenues $40,000,1)00
luring the same month of last guarantee,
| annually. The commission turned
year amounted to $-175.7)1. F in e s! A contract for new plumbing down their plea by a one-vote marcollected this June were $3.78 short, in the Sanlnrd West Side I'rl- *in un March «. but today’* ection
of th a t collected last June.
m iry School catling for Ihe ex- *■» f«r»e«*t two weeks ago when
5 percent general Increaaa In
F.lectric permits issued nu in -1 pem
.........
................
.........'i.Q was aw ard
lilure
of $72<M
puliman fare* w i* granted,
b*red five and amounted to $8.00. ed
eil to Lee Brothers.
'luinbing peimita issued numbered
,. i ■
■ .
The action cam* a few hours
four r.lul amounted
to $12.50.,
$ 1 2 . 5 0 . “, 7" W............. .. .............after
" " after
President
President
Whitney
Whitney of the
Tln-rr were no plumbing or el.c. , .
T ,0, * ° n,' . TVV r!" * Urutherhood uf Railway Trslnm -n
trie permit* issued during June “W" ri11’' 1 lo lhe lowMt lM tr *
said after a conference with P r c inf last year.
|
*,,Y' l,,u »**» purehnsed from j , n t Roosevslt that if the nalkui'a
The ’ rrcoril of a rre st, by the , l„
*
f“' j railroad, would do nothing but
Pollen D rpartm rn' show, one nr- ’.
'. “ v These lots ,,re situ „ | | t , Pn,port*Hun they could siv*
re .I.d for petit larceny, II for
of the silt- o f the 1700,000,000 to $800,000,000 drunkeimese, 26 Tor disutiler.y eon West Side Primary School ami - year,
- The new rates will go Into *f*
duct, two for drunkennesa and dis will be used for playgrounds.
All school pupil transporters feci lo day* a fte r the new tariff
orderly conduct, on* for krrping
in Ihe Sanford district were rr I srhrdul* Is filed. It was espeeled
dt/ordarly house.
Right were arrested for being appointed subject to drivers' *r- the ruad* would draw up the sebeinmatea of a disorderly house, five ru ring permits from the S la tr 1dule soon, possibly within a week.
of Public In stru r. | The decision d«ga not affect suwere htld fo r Invest Igatfan, five Superintendent
.
Ith recent burben, or commutation, trsffla
wire arrested for reckless ddvln,*.conformity
eligibility where there Is no interstate bosl.
of exceed- re* lllul*one governing
govetnin
four for gambling,
gamblinw, two or
ness, llowevgr, the ICC hope* that
fing the speed limit, on* for as- of driver* of school buses.
D rivers of school buses In elate commissions will see their
rault, one far selling liquor with
other districts will be appointed way e'ear to g ra n t the tam e inout a license,
*
Two wera arrested for operating os soon os recommendations of creese for Intrastate traffic,
a .m o lu r v rh k ’a while under the trustee* ara submitted. It was! S taling th a t while reauBe from
influenca of Intoxicating liquor, announced by Superintendent T. the present far* basis In lb* tea*
six wera arrested fu r doing busi W. Lawton. Tkeee will also be end the recent increase In south
ness w ithout a license, three for subject to the new state regu ern coach fares ara not conclusive,
the comihiaiion said, however, that
ire sk ln g and entering, fu u r. for lations, he pointed out.
----- 1_____ _______
further boating* were not neceopilfering and loitering, on* for
a r y to p io f t (b il “ b *bto t l w
shop lifting, three fo r running n
tuslnee* stagnation” >ba easier*
red light.
* '
will m u l t la higher rave.
The
to ta l number arretted
came to $ i but 24 w sfa dismissed
and 10 coaia were transferred <0
other court* or counties.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July
Firemen FnH To
Rescue 10 > Boys
City News Briefs
-4
The African leopards at the Municipal Zoo fe„l more nt hi.me in their m-w rag.'. ....... tructe.l
under the direction of Superintendent uf Parks James Muughb.ii
One leopard is dn.wn nirvryuig
surrounding territory fTum the heights In hll new
home while (lie other looks no. The antics ut
the animals are now the leading attraction at the rou.
NLRB Told Ford France Puts On Bolder Front
Should Bargain After Daladier Takes Reins
With CIO Union
i'AHIft. July 7.
t/7t
Will'll said in effect, "slid Kruno* has
quirk tempered K*l"iiunl Uitluilit 1 | bi-i-n wi-uki-liril. V\ must work ta
was itaiuvd premier uf Kiuno- mi inak,u
strung
Krsiuv, *>r
Dudley Proposeti En April 10, his i*uuiitry fared an Krano- is lust."
finanrial crisis, then-* «>•
lli* Atn*nifUit*iH'tl l hr nahutT*
forcing Ke-Employ- uthtr
mint tier uulbrrsk id strikes und nrme il ftirrri*, Htiiiilitiril un sill imentOf 192Workers Ihr foreign aitualkui w ai reach iiiitau with lin t mu im mi *»ff **$•i i»«
ing the crisis singe again l»- (hr kit 11in Kttiiics u i id, lulil Ihr
WASHINGTON, July 7.—<A1— rs u ie of tho Austrian trouble.
tut«r ft11* a, Hirer yrtir m»iH*niii'
An exomlnsr for the Labor Ha
“ No ult* r ber lehrs dcniiKrary |iruifriii!t umi bruuteht ubmit ut
lation* Board tnld the kuard to mure than I who come fm m the leuat I« in pin1 in y prucr
in*lwi't u
day It should order the Ford Mo woikmg claxsis," diclari'd Dala I’u fiit ul mu! habur,
tor Cumpany to bargain rullec- dier in one uf his spci-chi's.
II, uldti
v taint**I llu* franc
llvely with the United Automo “But," he warned Frenm m rn in riiiN* |i**rr«krit ami ruUnl nil taxi'i
bile Workers Union (CIO | at tho aiiuther, "unless thi- nulliui gm-s eiichl perri'Hl. Ihith urliuiid wt*r«*
8L Louis assembly plant.
In wurk, France liny e s p rit * , uri|H>pa1ur vmit It Fri'iiclitni'n, but
The examiner, T. E. Dudley, dictator tA nk* It wurk."
|he dettud in have runvinrml lh«
also proposed an order to en Three days after hi- lim k ^ f- nnliun that both men* nrrediary.
force re-employment to 11)2 work
fire he Wat voted power to rule Ami hu had cut luiiftutii* fwti* to
ers discharged or refused jobs
by decree. T hat meant that the help brinjc money * Into (he co'tn*
' because of participation In uniuu
blue-eyed, stocky Daladier, ul iry.
activities and a itrik* last No
hiiiuthtr pluyetl im f»voriteMs
though he had little power in
vember.
comparison with a H itler or n l i b Increu.dril in t decree hit d p i The board ruled last night that Mussolini, was “temporary dicin' tnl hartl, but he lilt labor tm»*
the Musk In Shoe Company, W est tor" of Fiance.
when he |oh| U the 40 h«ur week
minster, Md., violated ih# W eg
luw cuultl not be curried out (o
The
prem
ier
went
to
work
to
ner set when it perm itted an em
tha letter<
restore
the
Frenchman’s
confi
ploy* to distribute a p*mphl*t
On May II a Uefcnr.* loan of
dence
In
hto
Country's
ability
In
containing an attack upon the
$140,000,1)1)0 wui animunctMl. Thhuld
II*
place
In
the
sun.
lie
upCommittee for
Induptrlal Or
neat day the guvartiment reported
ganitation
by
Representative pecled to French pairiutism m th a t the French people had over*
a
way
that
Frenchmen
could
not
Clare
Hoffman,
Republican
aubacrlbed the loanf Un May 24
Ignore.
Michigan.
Ih* foxem m ent came through
“ War threatens Europe," ha
(CeMiitue* ea P«ta Tfcreei
The NLItU said H offm an's “ad
dr cm contained a tirade against
lb* CIO. and, as reprinted, wa*
The Chamber o f Commerce kea embellished by new t picture* with
te s t Wed e to tte r from Charles A. ootUCIO captions." I t 'w as In
Farmldo of D aytoaa Beach
cluded In a pam phlet entitled
which ha explain* th at the m o ^ l “communism's Iran grip on Ui*
Operation o f Sanford's first
A committee from Ih* Sanford
■TTplas* club thor* with the aid CIO" which tha board bald was
air-conditioning
syitem
was
o f the city to planning •" >
published by tha Constitutional Uon* Clgb today began a mein- rommoncod yesterday in th«
a big model a lrp laan meet t h « t E3ucation*l leag u e , Inc., Now btrihlp clean-up campaign fur ih* Yowell Co. slurv on Firat StreeL
la Aaguat and cays that m a!g Haven, Conn
I'ummcrtc, Chamber Prccldrnt T. Inatallallun of tho cgteiulvo and
prtcoc will be gtven away.
“ I t to avkleat from the pam E. Simpson announced this morn Intricate cyatem was effected by
Tha totter suggeaU that
phtot Itself that It waa prepared
the C arrier Corporation, pioneer*
ing.
plana medal fane g e t In
aa anti-union literature and any
In the air-conditioning field.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
with either C harles B arring
distribution th rfeo f by an
T ha new cooling service
part
drive waa Ik is year made a con *1 a n expansion program Inatlth a city te o W U n a
W teW uee ss. *m m T»eo>
tinuous one, ha declared, and dur ta te d by tha store which wUI ina f Daytona Beach o r himself.
ing tha n dat few day* the Uon*
new store front, a
■TOCKB AGAIN BOAR
a f t MINI Mira
Club committoo will contact many
lighting system end now fu tu re s.
4DON, Ky—
A- F e
firms and* Individual* la Sanford
Tho tem perature Inside can b*
W * YORK, Ju
of la v etl
'
Inviting them ta join the local
tad to an* desired
* to buy ml
ah Whiu.
trad*
to u p rated th at tha
v O l-b a k ept a t a fairn
kwayTharp.
___ __
t
Landon Declares
Depression Is
Purely Political Model Plane Meet To
7.—WT—Alf M. Landon charged
U lt night Ik* present depression
U “purely political" and wt*
brought on by OMthods and poll_
:
clea of tbe Reaeevelt adminis
LISBON, Portugal, July 7. tration.
-Tan boys 4M when ftrei
Replying U PretkU nt Rooseto rescue them from
Flr* Chief Mock Cleveland t»- veil's recent fireside address, Ike
wooden structure eat
at CoUbgn too ssiw, day w a n e d awrckanU ta kewsre I9M Republican presideniial nonof -here, to permit an n of a m an who la try lag |a sell kite charac'erlsed the President’!
drilL Tun ether* wen advertising fa r a F i n Proven- speech aa “tb e le w deal versloif
lioa p este r a sd la m U U be of why w* kave ltOOCOOO people
_ ecrlomly. . ■
bnlldlng M a audhed wHb using tb e argum ent I k l poet of unemployed,
au for a wwctack, wttb tbe m enep wUI gn to tbe r b n | Freaentteg the firs t o f a serine
be I* a pec ted to de
Depart aeon t. The Fhw Depart- *f
fmwt l> to n wor* of
liver d arin g th e coming congreem n t b aa ab eehialy no
R eached
M rs.J.B.rash R efuses
Mrs. Met’all’s Re
quest To Aid Son
( and uli ch rach group cuii4k)«>r>t
♦1" (ml iuiimI and rpirdual llouu*
A. J. Hanson »nd K. 8. Anderson. United States geologist* who
Armies of ( )|ilia tinil J.-tpjn
Ware deadlarked alung the Yang* (ire the only tvsidenls of Lee's Kerry, A ril., are shown on ihe
tie H irer about lluknw anil Ki i watch for the Nevills espcditiolr, long overdue It) a liaiiirdoils si r
hong, 150 m ile, in Inin I fruiti ••ntifie cruise through the Crunil Canyon. The sis mrinhor expeShanghai amt 150 ml I.*, f ,„ m I
Hankowi Chinese provisioned raii- ditinn, Including scientists from the University of Michigan, loft
llrven Kiver, Utah, in small boats June 2D, No n u rd from it has
H«i*
Jap an hold, nlxiut
third nf been heard since.
O ilin '! aoll after a yrur nf vic
tories In which »h.- ('Inner*
fo rrrs hare
been
persistently
Pu»htd into the
interior.
But
lO m ta w a m r u > ra re * i
k t-V
A fte r S h o rt M ee t
livbii days of rluting hail
\ . .tl» .It wiwh
op
T o
( u is r lilr i frfa«
liliutslii *>•( I], the
pressed.
w
“THE CATS’ MEOW’
•sii**l 11 •!**mi « hml been wounded
All I'.ii* xt iti«- was tense. Shop*
w iii« i•|«»**•11 tiN A m b x atton^ied
l*- tit utnii* rate.
I h*- tent break wjq une of Ihv
1
flU* ended tndnv with Thin
end Japan in whnl may he
death Krips fur one nr the
o;her.
In
Euroi"', while
Spain’s w arring li-olhi*n» xu*■' pm iched their th 'rd year ot
flgm ing, conferees of ilenmcratlc nations met to ease
nf
P ®f ,i s e s
*■ ult»i tn iliMiht wf 22 Arm hi
mid
* -It ws and (list SMI A**b*
'tie tM-vrlalril Pr****
a u u e r i ii y
d
uM to Haifa! It wan xche<luI«Ml
ti* ...... .
today Official tourc*-*
(t* e a r n f -v a r In H ie Or*-
:h o
Of
B ° a/
Ifn lit u i«h gtiv*-rnmenl lor
1i• I d ih»* 7 5 t o l c r u i s e r E u t
4 0 ,0 0 0
A ug.
Nl.MIlKIl 269 ‘
Huiy l,and Clashes
W a n ts E v a c O f
t j1 r* W
Commute McCall s Sentence
2H Are Killed, Over
IDO Hurt In Blood
J Insurgent Advance)
Halted At Teruel
n a t i o n
EntablUheil In 11108
Y
ON THE WATC H FOR EXPEDITION
Forces E ngaged Near
Hukow InWhatMay
; Be Decisive Battle
In Year Old War
iG e rm a n y
SA N FO R D . FLORIDA, T H U R SD A Y . JU L Y 7. 1‘J.IS
Seminole County ProdurM
Mitre Krull And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
Be Held In Daytonp
Lions Start Campaign Yowell Store Begins
For C Of C Members Its Air-Conditioning
to
M iv
Ilx lliU IxiiiM \\;i» aiiiioim ctHl
Xflt-r .» l.l o 1 r \ »t ut iv i■ Hrxxfon
follow llltf a pin u h> MdI'all'x at*
lunii’Y f"»r comiitititnlioii., umi by
umi*
Im pniset-uti.r 1luit (hi* «l m il l ■
lenri* he carl h' ii out Tlu* board'#
ilcoxmu w ;i 4 ii iiHoiiiicnil \v ilhciut
comment umi rulin' lift r r a
in in nil* >1rlih r i ut n«n
The m*\ t t*lC|l> vhill be for tiov.
Fred 1* Cmip I«* sign llie ilcath
watrunl unlciid thin, i» tlr b y e t l by
aottu* cou rt a c t iu ii
Md ’till ph'iidi’d gndty tu kid*
nnplng the* thihl, w)n» uldti wax
killrd- lit' ilnl md iippeii! t n th f
aiiprrifiM i *oiu rt a fte r he w a * acnlencrd hut Km ultoriiay ludlcatad
ti.*»r« miyhl^ h«* nn uppeal,
;
■MrCalFiT wife mm iimther, iUut
pm i*iiN of ihe l*ii-4li ehild
i»btrtidrd the punlon Imunl lieurmg
lull dhI lint m ike perstimil still#iiurilA tu the tionrtl.
Mr*, Mft'ull and Mr«.
Ciuli
tulkcd h n e f ly hefure the hn o rd ’s
m«"Ai«Iuii
Uartfil.
and
M ri
.McCall Haul wiie hml aought un-sIlf er^Afully tu Imve llrx. Caah
join her in seeking to save her
aon f rum tin* e le i l r b
c h a ir :
.H h«
tttiil Mrs. ( ‘jish ft-filled
Mlve miitl Mrv I’aah l n h |
her
"Y our Ann md uiily killed my son,
but he figuratively killed
my
hivdmiid mid mi', N\* pemilty can
pay fur the crime «»r relievo ux
o f our m is e r y /'
Thu pjfn fur Met’all wax m id u
b y Attorney r . A A v r ie tt
of
J a t p e r , Fla., tbe 2 1-yeitr-uld kid*
naper'x f u r m e r home,
Avriett
imiii tended
McCall
o m ld not be xenteiieed to tjeatfi
beeuuAu he d ul i mi I huve ti tria l by
jury.
When
MrCnil
p lfuded
Kiiilty, the trial judge h e a r d iha
(estunnny without u Jury,
Htute A tto rn e y ti, A. W orley
of Miami who meted ax proxecii*
t o r at McCall'# trial opposed tho
clenucney, xaynig th ere wux not
ii xingjtf e x te n u atin g i-irciinixtanea
in McCall'x fuvor.
Morgan Files Suit
To Retain Position
As TVA Chairman
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.. Ju ly T.—
M t — llr. A rthur E. Murgan filed
suit In Kimx ruunly chancery
u n til kesli-itluy rliallrnging the
right uf I'lfiiiiluiit Hiiosvvi-lt ta
remove him ns rh irf uf tho New
TV a amt asking that ho be recnguiied as u monibar and dv.urmah of the lumul uf d irretura
of the frderul agency.
The form er president of A nti
och College, asserted in the bill
he had never
reeuguin-d
tha
President's right and power to
remove Ihm as chief of the New ,
Deal's great experiment in oocial j
nnd oconomlc planning,
-J
Tie asked payment of back
a ry alnca hU removal fay th
I’residsnt Mar. 22, 1038. and
darlaratory judgm ent voiding
President'* removal order (
forcing Directors H. A. Mor
an d David E. Lillenthal ta r
ala* him “ as a member
chairman o f the board o f die
t o n of tho defendant. Tan
Valley A uthority • *
Tho bill nam ed the TYA
Dfrrator* H-'X. Morgan snd
anlkal as defendants.
LOCAL WEA’
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m i
Sam Byrd Returns To
City For Short Visit*
tet Pact
bangep Are
Recommended
t n / 3 1JoftTCS rrmi..nt.
" J In
C onllR titl r r t « i P a # * One
**• • 1 movement, ibt commit iro
**«*'*rvd that |( the provision* j f
Ih* pact work hardships on any
jiM lIon, the facto should be prrcanted at a hearing and adjustsaettts made.
.',® a c*rln g that any marketing
I f f t t n m t la a co-operative enter.
- M ite and la only aueeeeaful In ao
■ fit aa I'a member! willingly live
tfp to ita proviatona. the committ#e aaaerted that If the neeeaaary
teporta end information were la•tied, tnd If each grower will retllae that >he agreement la hit
Method
of
protecting hlmaell
agglnat diaaatroua price collapse*,
the pact can be counted on to do
o p o jls. Ind . to Tims ih .
(Abov.) m i *, judd.
M m
who boa recently been
voted Haw York a cooet ■
beautllul model. v o
• nopped beatd*
e
plant apeedometer In
(he
obaarva(Io n c a r w h en II
r.'ji: ...
B i*
’'tii.s ■!
£■.
U Peace P rop osalst^ ^
of the •Mwrn by m o t critic* and
;t»earge Jrna NiThan, long rctng— *---•
cos’, and thereby
completely
l nixed dean of American drami'ic
’ critics, drcDrrd that it was one
^
I [Ublic.n.
' X.
of the fine,! p a y, to app.ar on
I Th.n,
,K.
Sti'lih ... .
X£
|the American stage for some
year*.
j.
* French are well awan of the fad nillhj„g more than a smuggling
Not content with being an letor,
’
that Mussolini and Hiller haven't | v,nisei operating outaida the law
■yt-B
l Ham has tixen a coupie of flings i f j
|got any loo much money to throw and entitle,! to no protection
’ at the production end, having put
|Franco’s wiy, seen on e credit ) whatever.
;■-r-. i-\
J on “ White Man" and ’’Journry- 1\ ■
jtaaia. They must feel that both | Gir.it llriuln’s
drcUicn
to
j man." The first was a pi ty deal, Mussolini and Hitler wou’d b e ],ate no action against air rakt- ing with miactfInation and while
A
1willing to call it quits in Spain, if jrrs who sink her .hips in IxryaK
jm
1 not exactly a flop. It simply didn’t
.they eoudl only get out in a btsie i»t waters in effect ts rtcognL*,
|'‘go." When asked why it wasn't
'o f glory.
|tion of Franco’s rights as a bsh
a howling ruccsvii, Him merely
| The
latest
F ra n c o -flrltis h ligerenl, without admitting tkif
shrugged his shoulders an<| hi.
|scheme for a truce, and- failing fact to the world at large,
"hud, “ They simp y won’t have it,"
that, a new plan for with -drawn! I So, the hursc-t rading la •
he said, meaning that plays dealof volunteers, would swim to ba Jscheme to aavurv a Ftmncervte^--' ISJf wiih tu$h themei didn t ms.t
all act up for an eventual Fran- lory in time* but. at tha same
with the approval of th* public.
co-Mussolml Hitler
victory
in time, to get Italy and Germany
The failure of the latter play he
Spain.
|off the Spanish stage.
’ attributed is the fact (hit 'TotacThe diaintcrested rspert will} Whether it works, or net, re
co Hoad’’ had been so prai’id that
tell you this Is true because of a main* t» be seen.
anything thst Ertkine Caldwell (
1might do for some lime would suf•Ingle little clause in the with- t
"
~
I let,
drewal
scheme.
undrr
which
Too I-Ole To U i M i i f
1 When the )’ ( I seaaon for the
Preneo would be recognised as >;■r„LoMKO
wav
s ts ..wee*
. s a t -aj
1v*isfill*-w,«|J 3
1A * m
w*IVIe
theater begin*, F ui expects to re
-belligerent," with aiL the rights
. . r aiwe. T t , - * , r . D w i» , etj
ftf
—
t
l
r
h
t
l
n
o
r
n
u
lM
,m
,
n
l
l
h
,
l
■
l
a
.
l
IW
S
St.
lume hla role in **Of Mice and
of a fighting government that I
Men”. For his pari In that he
ere now exlendtd to Republican ii m .i .ik wan nicks wi
gives .thank, to a bellboy at the
(Loyalist) Spain.
i
*»h '•<" f- •**
I-am’ja, a no>ed dub of writer*,
That might sound to you and cni.om:D u m k . *>- i . Mm h * i *
artists, and numbers of thr theilew .,. SCI Kael IMS II.
me Ilka a purely technical point,
tricsl world. One night as he en-|
I but it la really very clever and
tried the Lamb*, ho stated, a he11practical from the
diplomatic
boy asktd him If he had heard
ON A HOLIDAT •aliag with hi* point of vliw. Here's why:
}th*t the producers o f the play ‘‘Of
[Mice r.nd Men" needed a character par.ats In the Rncky Mountain! England. France, and mint nlhjuvenl’e to fill one of the miln Natlnnal Park near Estes Park, ar countries escept Italy and
technically
classify
I rolrs. Earn replied that he had not, C.l-., fsur-y.ar-old A lfrW B.tJ- Germany.
but Immediately he invcstigrlpd- harta (.b o v .) v.ni.h.d la jk * vl> Kreiwo a* an Insurgent a temptoniiy mt swift-lMwing fTnarlag j„c to unseat the regular govOF ALL KINDS
He got the ro'e.
n m KM
The bellboy sells Christ ma* Rlv.r. w .rkm .n planw.d in 4L ernment of his country. To most I l f r . Inset I* Aan.
cards. “ From now on I'm going ! f r * **# w l*, r trmm tK* rlv«r nitioni, the republican jfovirnbed in Ik.
|||« child
_______
to buy all of my Christmas ranis
I.to th. Inrbnl.nt straan*.
from him,” Sam derlsrrd.
I {^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■wKeVeeeaenneeiieasiaiBwn
rappy-Laeo—In the eum-|
nor a I moat everyone’!
fancy turaa to thought! or
Love, hence, the wlatlul
' Regarding oppoaltion to the
’■Rratment, the committee pointed
,*dt that the program la dvalgned
to. benefit groweia, Grower! vote
fa r or againat It. "Evary prog n a t can expect honest oppoaiUpn from those . whoee Intervati
«Ta contiary to the Interests of
■those .who favor the program. If
l(jg*t growers be.lave this program
b e n e fit them, then this oppoaltion
J I P M w i. taken aa a matter of
sSegirw,* the repot t aaid,
.The following methode were
/dVen for handling of aurplua cel. aifjri Inlrmatate aalei, elimination
V tor heavy stripping, ellminfalon by
h p i carding undealrab’e alaaa, relief
' ptj>po>sa, leaving hr'th* field, or
• dtatroylng by rows in the field,
h f f t a committee pointed out'’ that
:JRbra were’no legyl wpya .to comt elimination by the leaf two
athoda and also lh*t
b i t sUpdlng In the field or destnryed by rowe, that the qua'Jty of
•^Ory shipped la com ldeuby
i
l;;
V iH B
I f ^ e o Its Inaugural r u r M ^ ^ M g ^ l h ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S i ^ ^ r t p I n a
Twentieth Century grey traveling eoetume eapecially designed tor her by
Bake Filth Avenue etyllets. Her lewelry Included gold and rhlneetono
clips and hie yellow gold curves watch
_________________
R. N. NIPPER
SIGNS
water.
’
\Th* committee alao racoremrndad
that Instead of the 2 percent at.
lowance for overmhlppienta, that
oetrahlpment* up to 10 percent be
■omitted, provided • the shipper
POLICK DOG FI.IRS
OSHKOSH. Wla..
l/p)
Tin
first passenger of
Dr
It. ().
Ebert after
he
received
hi>
private flying license was his
German police dog, •‘ Hello.” Tin
dog ran up, "barking, vh-n Di
Ebert offered to lake someone
for ‘ a ride “There’s your pas
senger," sugges’ed a bystander.
"Hello'* was still yipjdng with
excitement When Dr. Ebert land
ed.
lady-wUl wear at
th. m a n u a l a
atreama M ias
Ann Sheridan te
shown In a cae
lum# which will
causa the Hah to
lump riahl up on
I pa(y the commUtae a filed amount
?,ptr- crate for each crate over
all Ippad. Thli amount could be datdhnined at a hearing but would
ba; large enough to tabs tha profHa out of overahlpmfnta.
mlck, on# ol the country’s loading
[keys, changes Into hie gray Palm
Beach eulr alter the race ot a Florida
track, and finds It os light to the ounce
o r his colorful silks, flenlck Is used to
riding winners, hut hie grin showa he's
picked o aura bel In that super-porous
rows and three small mica
tpylng tha same nasi In bis
ban house, Themothere war*
around.
*
Tho Gilman Statp Itiilwaya
sru experimenting with an im
proved type Diesel-electric pas
senger train which deve'nps an
average spied of 100 milei in
hour.
and dowmlairs. Mr. Rebhnn
oFE. It. Louie, III., paralyt.d
12 yean, built this counterL.ljh ted lilt at a coal ol IlO ;
^VVr%
mvfA r »l±
) »• -ve V
w n> t /4 * v,.w*
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HAH NO WORRIES
OMAHA- Neb., — <>D~ F.very
lime Hoy Dennis, 6H. ares a man
DUraorida knd Watches
with a worried look he asks him |
to join the “ no worry club’’ Dsu 5
Ftng Watch Ana Jewelry Rtpalrlnp
ms started.
About
123 have
DUmond Mounting And Engraving
Joined. Thrre are no dues, no of
ficers, n» miliatlons and no meet s
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e ta m e e e i e — n n s s g egesn g g g n g m gsggggg1p>))
hire hefjv., them get a II.tie moro
(tijoymenl out of life.
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OrfaniuJ 1928
bank,
COMPTROLLERS CALL
Lee aa and Olaaeuata
Leans aad DUsennls
Overdrafts’
Sarplaa aad Undivided Profits
Naas
72.225.OS
7,BOO.00
Retervet for' Taaea, ole.
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GEO. D. BISHOP
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KAN PUD tr, Pb O K tU i
F l o r id a .
J. L. INGLEY
R. A. NEWMAN
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the keystone of our finance-com- }
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Federal Reserve Baeb Slash
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
AS OF JUNE 30, 1938
COMPTROLLERS CALL
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF JUNE 30, 1938
Ohllgetlieh
We Carry >A Cemplete Line Of
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(AfliUaltd With Th* Atlantic National Dank ol JackioncilU)
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TENSION SUPPORT
WASHINGTON, July B. ~ m ~
Thoma, E, Buarde, president af
tho General Welfare Federitlon
ol America, said yesterday that
lot! msmbets o f lbs House had
agrrrd to suppott reviled leglalaHon for Old Age Pensions ovtr 50
y«irs of ige. »-
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Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
Seminole County Products
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXIX
Death Toll May
Reach 1,000 In
Member Associated Press
Disturbance East
Of Jax Reported
JACKSONVILLE, July .1 _
IJ ^ -lin l rd States Wraihrr
Bureau located a alight dis
turbance today about JOt) nnlr*
*■•*< of Jacksonville. The idviwiry ievued at 10:^0 A M.
said the intensify «■< dimlnithlng end the disturbance « a i
moving
northern*!** rd
The
bureau raid aqaalllnea* would
contine for the nexi .Id hours
n an area a cu^jklrrable diaence off the (*>,! d
the
Carolina* anil a alight actually
condition over thr
northern
Bahamaa
end
the
Florida
strait* for thr neit 24 hour*.
Kiwanians Are
Hosts To Young
New York Actor
Sam ByrdRcmarksOn
Failures Met With
During His Career
KA.NFOIM>. F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y . J l 'I . Y
jM arket Pact
Changes Are
Recommended
0,
Established In 1908
WHERE DARING BOATMEN LOST BATTLE WITH RIVER
&
.Control Croup Sug
gests Measures To
Make For More Ef
ficient O p e r a tidn
M
ilitary
De'
m m
t a r y Mntivo*
m o tiv e s (hinese
fenscs La*
in New
nesper-
Seen In Spanish ate ?[_for| To s^°p
P e a c e Proposals ll s TakesIiead
Following a II.t of difficult ,'*
ia . u H Inal w trk which in the
opinion ,,f i ^i* Cun'ml ('omtuBt »*
hlndrred 'hv rfflriont operation of
the ( eiei y Maiirrllng Agn-eiuent
dunrig the pi*i aer.i.n, the mm
milter today rrlraard a i»i of aug
gr.tion* for remedying the »ilu*
I hv taring 'hat it woo'd not *•
fitting fin the tuning rnmmillre
In do more Ilian make iieonimen0
daliona, ii waa pointed out that
Ittort of "needed ailjllatiilrlil ■" Mill
9
reipurr only the appro, al of Ih,
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roinmitter, anil ronaiat mainly i t
--aey\
‘.,?v *1 1
laijuiivemrnlh in the i.ffre-,* idu
i. * r
tine. A few, hoarvn. Mill one*
ai'ale amcndnu-nl, >» i|„. oiaiket
K. R. Wakefirld and A* S- Hunt, advent tiresome huslrie^* mrn from Denver, t'olo ,
ing pari, whirh it waa ponded ni|l,
roulil be worked out ,1 a la'rr lo n.ivHTHle flu* titiliulriti walrr> of thi Rio ftiMtido tiv<pi through Hlark eanyon a fr«t i
time.
rnmplt hfil, ft u! the ri' e f V hi again llrre'n the wreckage of then i»ma|| hmnr tundr !»•»,
In Ita third report, the rommit- struck a ohiui'i gr-| h *u k Mfnr I 'pu m , Now M i* i WakcftcM i« mivong and it t« fcan d
Ite rerummended that it me t not drowned.
Hunt w.«- injured hut m oiNe. .1 i«* reach the l».»nk
later lhan December and with »happroval o f the Secretary o f Agn
culture foimulatr a definite "ahip
pinf pulley'' and then advi'r all
mtaibrri of the indualry
The Committee lino tttlgtft'Vtfl
ih$t m ftc n U ry ami a few field
hv employed not I •1er than
M* I II
I ||VI H»-M
eilitiMivrd wl'b
* -low Son’ hei n
0 »V 1 for tho purpoie of record
■Sanford’s Sam Byrd ha* re* diaw -1 to "Ay « Imi be w j . tbmk
btf *11 setting* and tabulating in
' i i i ’ied home at, *m n o m n year
mg.
^
of Fluriila may enlnh1id\ mnoigi
pa! housing romnils*ioti« and t»orrmv fnan the Unlttd Sfa'e to
roii-tnirt Inw lent hmises.
Lawyer* prpAeiitrd nig'im* nta
yesterday on a tent cn*.* I* >in
Jack-onvtile that
will
c n rol
plan* of several other eilie- to
cHtiibliHh *limrcleonmci- project#,
t miiiHet f i»r Wi Ilia in
Mmviti
contended Jacksonville^ Mumci*
pal Homing Authority cannot is*ue debenture- and obluin a Fed*
rr«| loan without first having u
referendum. The loan would be
repaid with an iiiimiiii -ub-idy
from the Fedi iul (Jhv, inment and
with m u mI- fiiini the Iiou-ch.
Lawyn* for the Houning Au
thority declared
the
pro|W|#ed
projects did not involve any obli
gation
upon tiitinn-ipuily ownrd
projwity that might subject it to
taxation for payment of thelu.tns.
Jacksonville propose* to bor
row about $L027,000 front ihe
government.
ami
rai*c
about
IFJo.imm) locally by sale of dr Iten*
l lire a from u low-coal hmi*ing
project. .The $l2*»-tHMI would hr
paid frnm rrnUla. which alw
wuiiM maintain »n*l calctt,! the
himaintt community. The Fdartl
hatn wmilit be irtircit with a ,iih*
ably itrant of atamt $l7,tt<>0 •
year from the iciirrrnmrnt.
The Uatir in tho caae La wheth
er tho Habonturra t » bo taau.it
for ob! a inInit the Inone conaliluto
bom), within tho proaiiiona of
the Btoto
C'onatitulion.
Honda
cannot I - iaaiinl- without the op-
Score* of Americaiti were said
to bo Impertlod by the floods.
Frederick Taylor, native of Sac
ramento, Calif, at mldnlfbt f* v *
the Aaaoeiated Prsaa a
vivid
tkii phoned picture of tho flood
which had cut a tragic path
through the heart of the city of
936,000.
U’a still ralntnr and I am
heading fo r , higher (round be
fore o*ornta(." said Taylor, lone
tlhae resident of Kobe. 1 will try
; , y *• *e t ont by launch tomorrow.
X.
Beat estimate* show between
flj- ’ 600 had 48o deed but *o many
r build lays have bean imaahcd flat
that nobody can aay for a cerg f f tnfaty. we know ft a, foreiyuera
K . a y e dead. They are a Freneht.Lj, man, a Russian, a German worn-k, < • « and two Portugese children.
gfitM * • » * I keHaea any Ame.icana
bar* been killed dr Injured.
- J it baa been ralniny for three
'
day* aad tha hUU on all «M*a
, a .; c f Kobe have been dipping." He
Firm Ordered To Stop
Anti-Union Activities
WASHINGTON, July A —fAI
—The National Labor Relation*
Board announced yesterday
tl
had ordered the Harlan
Fuel
company, Yancey, Ky- to cause
inter fcrbi( with efforts of tha
United Mine Workers to union
ise the coal worker. In Harlan
county, Kentucky.
The hoard ordered tha company
to ro-employ |4 men wha It de
cided, ware diachar(*d for union
activities, and to disband, as a
company-dominated
anion,
tha
Yancey
Workmen
Association,
Inc.
The board’s order was extended
to prohibit tha arinhw company
from barriag U. M- V . oryanisrra from tha aUeeta ct Yaacey.
The company holds a 99-year
lease oh all land a»d,buHd!n(»
at tha town and had contended
that by virtue ef Ita Warn R eras
entitled t * bar entao aryea tsars
from enUrtay tho rsmaiunity,
Tha board bald that tha:«achr
.km of UMW otyanlaan waa au
unfair labor preetlaa « •
tba
yround. It denied to Urn Uuaatemployvs the Hyht to oeyanise
■traction at the Municipal ' no.
It will be used to hou.c p rmUnU more tUnrTy defined lecally. keeU and other small bird*.
tha Depsrtmsat of Ayrlcultuio
W. T. Neillea. district a( Mt
could be deasadsd upon for tit* o f the Ayrlcultural Ex ten non diforcemeat I f the committee mads, vtaioa o f the University of i gr
the m tu rn er taporta promptly.
ids. waa In confarancc 1 Uh
y A j a moaaa of oilmtnaiiny mlsumMralaadtoRi, Urn committee au«- County Ayent C. R. Dnwwn hi*
yested thsi aay grower or sh ip#*
having a »omplaint premnt hie
W. I. Hughey will report
eaos diraeUy to to* esmmlttee. sad hi* trip to the Town lend nati
eonveaOon la California ton
at , tha rogular meeting of
tboroagh teyaatlsatlmi. xb.mld to Sanford Club at Welnka Bull
referred U tb* Satt^nry of A fri- at 1 JO a’elock.
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Work began yoatarday on
Point lag ant that «hp commWtoa ton toead ae evidence o f d|a>
ranofa
n e t o h t M lin e
lk*t tba-
oLbeeOM awtHW tto
■holt v 1*it w i'h hi* oaithuc amt
alriifathoi. Ml. ami Mrv tt A.
/achat >, | canpil .Sam ,,n Iht* r-'leI'hi.tie amt u.ki'ii fin an m leunn.
tie .in;^>'*tnl lhat 1 .ee him nl,.,ot
muke ti mea * of t', be dec I tied
Sam, who once had idem of b- coining a, nets spa per lepoi'er,
need'll n«i prompt ing* s- to ub.it
'o say II# knew what to -ay mil
I 1 "iiipity til a.mi iMUhck I rang
th«* ikatrhvll a’ NL*. Zacharx
hi*me A ymi tig fclliiw t|f cxsi’d mi
a *p««i# emit, yrllttw pttti *hnt,
light hlut-gray pa’m l*cach ti*»uM-i*. ami an i*n»| whitu *p.»rt
whnev, gtcrtt'il me, 11 wa# Hum
Taking m»* by the aim In* giiiifcii
iim" min ’ h>' living morn ami in
vjttAl nm to liuvi* a seal,
\\ ha*ever ilouhte J might h*ive
liarl ahriyt interviewing unv of th most vmh ly pubUciici arlois of
the American *l igr wu* ilispillcil
at unci' by Sam’* gmai nn'timl,
unaffiTteil
id
»liner. Hr* niarji* him
M*lf cmnfortab'i* by jraping « bg
over tin* arm of his chiir arul fit*qucrtlly shiftcil. thmaing hu other
irg over the opposite arm. Ho wa*
like a hor>t» cham|img at tin* l»it
just before a race, anxiety* Li gi t
into action. Ilia i-yn (Ixr’cil con
*tanlly from object to abject rn
»h“ room like u krr nuking pollen
from a fiowrr ami then flitting to
the next bluAHuni m-jrby. One ft»T
that hi* muni rami ahead so rap
ally a* to nuikr it difficutt (or one
Florence WilliamH
'F u n eral R ites To
Dies At Home Here Be H eld T hursday
Mu Florence
Williams, •*64.
d id at her home at 41ft Palmet
to Arrnur at A: 14 P, M. yester
day, folio winy a linytrlny lllnca.
Mr.. Williams ha* resided in
Sanford for the past eiyht years
and » . « a member of the First
Method,.1 t hurch. She was born
in Colquitt, (Jn. on Mar. II, 1673.
Two
nephews,
whom
aha
reared, Theodor# and
Robert
Ralhel of this city, survive. Also
one brother. Ashley Roberta, ami
one slater, Mrs. CIndia Mock,
both of Colquitt, GoFuneral services will bo con
ducted at the Erlekmn Funeral
Home this afternoon at 6:00
o’clock with the Rev. Paul Redfearn. pastor of th e -F lm Meth
odist Church, officlnttay. The re
mains will be sent to Colquitt
where burial will be made on Fri
day.
Europeans willing To In R efugee P arley
See Franco Victory j
If Aides Move Out s Pan,«h actions Are
Urged
By
RritainTo
M.
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Accept I cace Flan
n> a«*e*iat»a f r . t *
T I ip ( 'hittpsi* .IiutHnwm w a r
cntlrtl its firs* y n «r
today
w Ih If
F.uropF
nougbY to
h a s'rn h'rmMiulion
of
th s
SpmTi.Hh m i l w ar by apeeding w ithdraw al o f fo re ig n
1
*'f *vieve*»fu| ac'm g in New York
d1
! Veil though
be
tcisins
hiu yea, ibve ijefimlvly marks
JSinitheiii ucceiit. No"*'- h ule, n
Slim ns one of the pic eminent
pres-ive tuou'h fo im s Word* fa**
figure- m o b i t appear, to be u
ter than one might r xpeci from u
.ieo amt great American ThesSmithernet, lie tn'imnte.l t h d b*
TALLAH ASSEE July « —f.I1.
hud in be careful not in ab*orb u
>cal. rilay, >rarninj( that Sam Mol th em ncciii' Most actors who
— The State Supreme t out will
Ttecfde whetlfeF the fnctfeV i'IpI#* hail returned tf> XanfaKt fjr .1 f r y to imda’ e a Southern ms cm
* CIpirtlond, aalil tho traynty oc
curred 9:00 A. M.. July G (7:I)U
P. M. EST Monday).
Bolatcd advlcoa from Kobe
Mid ISO wero dead and M l miaaIng, and 60,000 homes damayed.
■ la addition atudenta were killed
whon o school collapsed at Osaka
•hu three more persons were
drOwnod there.
Tho emperor 6nd empress per*
* aonally (ranted money for relief
fnade.
Fighting In Orient
Continues On First
Anniversary Of War
xnMipr*.
T h e ( ’hinunr, try In g
deap rm to lv to block lh e Invad*
c ih ‘ d rive nn Hnnknw, p rovlMiMtnl t'MpiUl, laid nrw mlfiM In
1h*» Yangtfe River about HukoW
ntid *1rrnglh#ncd a dsfmtWV
Imom aero#* river .10 mi]#* ab#V#
I he btiHincH,
hi*r*u* hading Kiuknng.
mttollg govi i itnti ht . t, lint tn ally ;i
They rrportrd they had fiv tn
rtiiuphcMlcd lute and requires a Japan#*'* *t*tback# along ih« Y«I*
lot of high founding terms. Hitch low lllv#r, wh#r# they mill tA if
as non mtervenhon,
tn'lligereut had inflicted 700 caauaUJca. and
i ighb, etc*
along coast northsast o f
Kail*
Hut from thi* viewpoint of king where th#y said thty had
American expert*, It's beginning raptured thr towns of FowatAg
1*» *<Hik An if (iieat Hritain ami anil Yvncheng.
Fiaine are qude n tiling to »#e the1
In Tokyo, thr war offlca an*
Kranco-Mussoliui Hitler conrtuns*
Hon * m nut m Spain, if, in re nouncod that Japanria had ottn*
of
turn, Mussolini and Hitler gel out l»ird 17ft.000 square mllei
Chine*# territory and Inflict*!
»f the Spanish ’ heeler of set km.
Here's how they figure that out;
Every time you gel down to
i a*es, »hc meddling of ou'*ide na
tion* in Spain hn* nothing at sil
•o do with principle*, but rut her
with ’ he p'ciiliui geography of
thi* MrdiR'trunean mrun and the
Spuiiuli peniiiAuta.
The *pec Li I point* of inis re* ts in
ihe Mediterranean are the liulca
ne iNlanib ami C»ihi alter. Thr hIjnd.s are 'he property of Spam
and lie junf o ff the ex At coast of
'hui country Pmlmbly a major
reason why .Mmoioliiii j»upported
Franco wi^ ihe upporbinity Ih-*
ullniiU'e offered to bise his nuh*
murines and uirpktne* in the
Italearics.
For the llal«ark« are the mili
tary ke y * to the African colonies
of France colonies that would
pour men and itupplir* ucross 'he
Mediterranean to France if she
were engaged in a Mttrr eml war.
With the fltfieinrs in MussoUnrs
hands, anil filled with Italiun aubmarine
and
airplane
1*a»es,
France's line of su|»ply from A fri
ca wonId ho menaced .
Then there'll (iibralter, now ill
British hands, which gives Britain
i control nf both ends of the Medi
terranean, If (iermany could erect
big gun emplaceinentA and other
war machinery in H|min jual
I across from Uihraltrr, and rumor
I says she hu« already done this,
British control of the ocean would
be menac'd beyond romfort.
Therefore, it's quite natural for
the British urn! French to offer
any propcmiI inn, even if it means
ST. PETERSBURG. July *■—
iypi—James f . Bike*. 13. promi
nent Bt. Pslersbury attorney,
and former BUle eenatur ' ,or
I'lnrllas county, widely known
throuyhout the BUte. died early
yesterday mornlny at llay •'I*1**
Veterans’ Hospital after an illncm
of several months.
SIS#*, a former
cB SuaU lsa
aknev
U n it
lay cees P r o p o s e
D ecrease In Dues
To Induce Jo in eru
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A proposal i„
dacraaie
tha
membership fees in order to hr■luce more persona to jatn the
club was discussed last i)l(d t at
the Jaycre maatln( held at tha
Mayfair lintel. The meetlnc waa
the first of a new summer sched
ule In whirh the Hub w(Jl
at the hotel the first and w K
T o -d .y -i during July any 1 »
rt*1.
1
Pre*id>nt J. e . Rowland. In
appointed a committee cantpuaad
of Alva Collins, Louis H fr i M
himself to Inveatlyate tha matoM
of yarbaye collection In tba thy.
A report will bo mads
next meeting.
A report on tho flab-fi
by the New Smyrna Jay
Thursday waa given
|
Rowland. Ha said tha pi
from the Sanford club 1
appointing aa only four
were present.
prosecuting
attorney and county Judu* of
Pinellas (eunty. sorted In the
B u t. Senate through the 1*3.
and 1911 aamton*. In 1914 h.
waa an unsuccessful candidate for
tho U U Park Trammell'* seat l*
the United Bute* Senate.
Sikes WSa graduated in law
from the University o f Florid*
in 1 9 D and had loay been aeTIT# la alumni affairs.
A World War veteran with t l
months overseas
acrvlc*
la
COMPLETE UNIONIZATION
Francs aid the Army o f Occu
WASHINGTON - ( # > — Sidney pation la Garmaay, Bike* had
Hillman, leader, af to* Commit lee been prominently tdantlflsd with
Ho waa a
for Industrial Orgnalxaltor's tex- vatarmaa’ activities.
leader ha tbs awvemsat that suetile worker’* o r | t a M i| (t a n !I Ue, m U lo*t night that bin or- Vetaraaa Haapltol la Florida.
gairkation hopes to aa* tto wngeH* wttl b* buried at Bay Pi
tour law aa a i l i t o t m d tat Natleaal Cemetery Thund*y 1
erdoon to t a’elaek with mUtt
i.atiMl.OOO
of thr campaign, and llaUd J ig *
fiursr Io« m»s at n0,029t bat th i
Chin**# havr ratlmatad lb# In*
vadrr*' casualties faro in sxeoav
o f that figurr.
In Spam,
Insurgent
troop#
rushed heavy rrinforermonta to
a ! 2-mil# front along th# Mad*
itcrrinrnn coast to taka tdvantage of a series of thrustg which
forcrtl government militia man to
fall back at Tour points*
(ireat Britain iqnt special mat*
srnger* .,to flovernment aad In*
surgent capitals asking
urgant
consideration for tho European
Non-Intervention C o m m l t t a a ’i
$1.1,750,000 plan, for evacuating
foreign volunteers from Spain.
At Evian-les-Dains, Franca, n
32-nation conference on political
refugees, inspired by Pyasldaht
Roosevelt, opened with tha United
States taking a lead In tha pre
liminary conversations.
C AN AL STRIKE
CAIRO. Egypt—<#>—Sovan hundred Sues Canal worbera went on
a sit-down »‘ riho yoatorday nnd
sight foramen wero Injured In n
clash* that resulted, but transit
tom the waterway waa ast todnagared.______________ ’ . a s
NASHUA. N.
H. - D l - T h a
33-ouncs baby daugher bora to
Mrs. Barton Glynn af Bennington
U days ago. died yaatordsy. Tba
LOCAL WEA*
�I
AfijI P ro
TtIK BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Not Good For The State
Herald
"W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 8, 19M
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—ByJOHNM X
At ,'ie Supreme Court’s hearing yesterday' on the
dSn>veai*3_____ Volusia county sheriff’s attempt to prohibit the operation
w**c >u* t" * y <t of marble tables, in compliance with Governor Cone's exVtorUaT
ia«! pressed instructions, counsel for thr ojK-rators insisted
** ***** ** >w?'|that the tables were no*, gambling devices, that there was
no payoff, and that they were intended
amusement
For farttor proof addftoo the asUeor. totloaMg a Ifiw gdi towufcee Mr r * t r .
Sag. U. A T%t Oft.
VIttftfere T ried By J ig e M ille
th Session (K i urticipal
estreated a bond of |I0. Ctatanea
Cleveland- charged with drunken*
M U , eras sentenced to spend M
days in Jail.
Lawson Pattfradn charged with
disorderly
conduct,
wts
sen*
trnced to pay IIS or spend M
days, to Jail. Marjorie brewer,
gWW<Wa»,«im.
purposes only.
f
The Attorney General's office, repr
iff, contended th at a payoff was intend*
a certain total score, and th at this payoff when made ennstitu'.cd gambling. In other words, if a particular player
made a high enough score, he was rewarded-by Ihe oper
ator with things of value denied other playem Whose score
was not so good. This was ’.he feature of the marble
m M v tfw fc x
much
Court to decide. The chances are that in m e cases they
rail he operated so as to make .hem gambling devices with
out uuesfion. And il may be that in other cases they are
operated in such a way so as to lie wholly wi'.hin the law.
llut a s lo Attorney General George Gibbs’ utatemcn
that 'h e public m ust tie protected against its clrs'r# to gamtile, there cun lie no doubt among right thinking’ people.
"We know that humanity desires lo gamble,” Mr. Gibbs
said, "Hut we know that gnmhling is against th a bear in
terests of a greut state. All gambling is interesting, but
it is not amusing when you lose.”
V e R^e f o r t o d a y
So many times during the |uwt few ybars ifti- have
«P ACCEPT BI.F.8S heard folks say I hat the people want to gamble ajuL that
therefore they should lie allowed to gamble, A n i tWy cite
IT IIO U T . APPRF.CIA
lice evermo/e.—| Then as proof of their statem ent that' Ilia people want to gam
ble. Hie fnct that obviously so many' of them 1)9. Ami
si lire this is so, they Insist '.hat laws against gambling
*> %
— /, ■
— ~m—
with running a red light, was
dismissed. The cite of E. C. Vs A
Auchen- charged with being drunt
and disorderly, and also with **lault, whs transferred
to the
County Court. The cits* of F. 8.
Dyson, charged with disorderly
roinluct, was continued, The ease
of Elvi* Wood, charged wl.h dis
orderly conduct, wai also con
tinued.
Th* following
n*gro*i
wtn
tried: The cue of Foster Smith,
charged
with
doing
bvainet*
without a liccna*. m i continued
Mary Stephens, . charged . with
disorderly conduct, wai ecnlcnccd
lo pay (t o or spend 20 >ioya in
Jail. Willi* La* Stephen*, charged
with disorderly conduct, was sen
tenc*d to pay |I0 or spend 20
days in Jssfl.
,,
The raee of Milton Duller .
held for investigation, was dis*
b tfeuRftHWwct
Nation Arvm fa**)
WAUyMACf ANP
tjOCQpoom
\ o v te t K l . t , PUR
Trift W O R L P WWR
I ^ M t r r -----V U e t W l t a A
SEMINOLE PIIWRMA«AI.
CO, INC.
Millar Bldg.
Park At*
noons sodtu o r m i
■ R sat M r a ttu s , j * ’
- u m nsK TH ier
tw o
PRESCRIPTIONS
ACCURATELY
CO M PO UND ED
A T REM ARKABLY
REDUCED PRICES.
o Bt Ain
our pm d k bp
INDIVIDUAL P R E S C R I P
TIONS BRFORR FII.LINU
TOU WILL BE SURPRISlb
fc MCCall has seen two
A to tSa electric chair
I hie Man in the death
feat.
Rldrii p f the world can't
sothCr world war, a study
cimtilate'd raraal*. That's
Lhay couldn't afford the
M artin ’s G arag e
Trl&ifnyi Tom Tampan
girl liquid find Charlie
f an agreeable husband,
sha*could make him cay
lu'cansn il It nut goad for Ihe ntn'e DOUflllNUT QUEEN..........
Javan Democrat: Waller
predicts . . . . lhaf akirts
eoupl* alt inches shorter.
The adage lhat "in
irmy
marches on Ms slomach" Inqilml
Itiigadier Helen I'urvianrr, s Sal
vation Army Irssle during Ihe
Wnrld War, to give the boys In
■he A. E. F. tome good old home
Extravagant Waste
In good UmoH nml bail, people are guilty of the com
mon human frailty of waste, nml e.»|iecially in this true of
cooking.
Americana who urc used to having more than citizens of Stationed at Montc-sur-Knnx,
Dutton's Count thought
Germany !a an example of natlnp thu'. she cad about fur some good
worth isooo.ooo to other countries,
■ hMn. I K - eatUinlg practices the urt of saving every w rap of material that American food, easy .to prepare,
• very good opinion has served Its original use. Every single piece of paper, that would satisfy the appefitrr
string, cloth and all gsrbngo nra collected und utilized for of "her army." Th* Salvation
Aimy's supplies, however, were
some practical purpose.
could make doughnut, with what
wa had," aha recalls. "W e made
a cuHtr nut of an evaporated milk
ran and a (having stick holder.
W* used a granv-Julce bottle for
a rolling pin Tha soldiers were
ha who believes tha governrill ha popular when the
Its out, should remember
IMods la Iho expectation
n*t P*t received."
General
Looking fo r
Repairing
AUto
Truck A Auto
Service
Sttfttethiilg?
T r y Th#
Martin’s^ arage
C lassified Ads
■MMliORI il rfwAit ai1iflggr.mi
n -T-no1
•_
___
tV#
crr
assist you lo
Build, Buy, Of Refinance YdUr Honie
fa SessloaU Coaaty
LaAws to bo q ipesti f by FHA
C. M. D d Y b
CO.
S. Poe* Aae.
r**oe tra-J
pleased to announce Ihe approval
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
For Util Rrauha Us# Security
ny JOB 1IF.NIWMCKB
it Roosevelt Insists that
i la the nation’a wont
problem. In fact when
It liberated tha (lavas,
III 'hr teacher decided that he
wanted the money back.
Young Appleby was forced to
sell at auc'ion all of hi* belong
ings to pay back tha men, and his
iwlne-knotter modal went on the
block for 17 cant*. A friend bought
trs" only th* third sine* t|
It—and gave It back to him!
F i r s t t w i n e -k n o t t e k
Another htttrru|iilon from the
up progress on tha
John V, Appleny, an II-year-old ,cwu
— day^
In j(Invention,
Invention, but
Wi-cundta farm hoy, one
day in
bui eventually
svemtrauy Appleby
nppivvy
I mND tlrbeV ekf ihe monotonous tatsk'/ompleled Mu machine. ■nd-SOM’
of lying bundle* o f grain by band, |full rights to William Deering, ■
and sat out to devise a machine t o ' manufacturer. Today nlna-tantha
do Qia work for him.
|of tha world's bound grain la
Its constructed a model of a handled by machinea- patterned
machine that would Ha a knot In'after Appleby's original modal!
a piece of <wlne, but he lacked) Tsss*eraw:Wkat r i * s i i l | af
funds to build a working machine. (Til* in Caoildd* (Amherst, ’f t }
lie finally persuaded his school (rated klm “ most Bteiy lo ear•rather to loan him 140.00 and'coed"—and klaaself reeetvsd til reitsrted to work. All want well un- aialnlni baitetsT
blit these wastes In the land of the Nails go to feed hogs
which are aorely needed to bolster the restricted food
Hastier: Wa suppose now supply.
As folk* will say that,
A# evidence of the careless manner with whleh we In
has bean "vindicated" by thli country treat our possessions, the yearly collection of
ittol of thooo policemen tn
w'tiGe materials taken from buildings composing Rocke
feller Center amounts to over 200,000 cubic yards and
Include*, such Items as rare Books, money, stocks, jewelry,
bond#, hats, and coats. The amount is enough to fill a
train of cars 43 miles long or the .British Empire Build
ing—a seven-story affair— mofe than (SO times a year.
The preservation of iho things we have, ogpicfalJy In
tlmea of accnomic adversity, should be Ihe duty of every
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THE DEVIL TO l'A Y — I am w-«ks ago 1 told you that no
looking for a barrage of wires malUr how smart a men may b«
ami letters from constituents In that ho has to bo In Congress fur
the nvar future aa to why they a long time to actumpliah what
did nut get their new Fust Of ho knows his coiMtUueaU _ need
fice because before this newt aod deeerve. gecmtly a commlt*
e ln.er-Dt-1
WM **t »p for the purpose
Commit-,“* mailing a special study of
th«ir do* eenoerralleet. 1 made a special
ty ' in my request for membership on the
utiding this committee because I realised that
n* told me runaervation meant to mush to
Ihe people Florida. I requested Mr. Mpvaker
f. tell them Bankhead to appoint me and
I
times. Hu qmAe you hi* ysply. "My dear
.
Cllra. Marion Cooniy in tba
amount of $0,449; Florida I1S7
Ocala High School Prajeet at
Ocala, Marian county in lha
amount of |1U,760.
CIVIL SERVICE— I have re
ceiv'd announcement o f tha fol
lowing Civil Bevvies
examina
tions. Junior Aquatie Biologist.
12.000 s year; Assistant Home
Economist, 12-000; Junior Nona
Economist, 1JKX1[ Assistant Lighthous* Kasper, #U06 to |l<00The following are unassembled.
• A|__
* r*'1" ,o '"m|'1*1 0 h ,r t *‘m“
3W; to(Uman. |7.$ #7J7, gU B *
day; Awio’ent. Ebctria-tala W>
vaetigator, f»4e0; Beat Trailer
(aviation), |Opl, |7^. f l t f *
day. Fee further htfonaatlqn clB'
M your oeareat first dr ieeonrf
ctaos Foot Office, .
SANFORDTWENTY YEARS AC.O
Mrs. H F. Mamrm and little her daughter are former reel(one, Frank and Robert spent deals of Hanford and are al
the .week-end with Mr. and Mr* ways warmly welcomed by their
many frteiia* nere.
J. 0. Domay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bowen , Bon'. HchctW Mtines leave# to*
arrived yesterday from
Pahlo ■Sorrow far AtlAata’ to attend *
Beech and will remain hare r*v- meeting o f Ihe Coulkvast Mili
eral days the guests of relatives tary Department of tha Y. M. C,
and friend*
Mlsa , Victoria Nlabclt arrived
Friday from Ml||*dg*vni*, (la..
M d wUI he the go eat of Mr. and
Iff*
W . K.
WatAon for u rtrm l
weoka at Uwir homo
.......... J ""
Warring ?r»d
daughter,
he tha meats of Mr, and Mr..'
T. I*, bvmaa far eeveral weeks.
Mra. R. Rr* Wemdod returned
home Saturday .fyooi Arcadia
when aha enjoyed a vUlt of
Mveral- weeks, ilia | tM of her
•itoae, Mr*. Clay*;
Daiglni Qrtffli la ehahiag
holt* wMb his many Maaford
writing I do net know which to*
cation will Im ivlecled hot I hope
It b yours far I hovo eatonHtvd
your nr*da to the Codi«IUa«. I f
feq don't g t jreura new. JUat
pall Ull I beeotoa ' Fee (master
fJen.nl and we wiH build tham
vtreidtngly ihec It woe out poa*
eikle for am to comply with your
trquwit— Y i u m very elacerely,—
Iw
W. B. Bankhead." Incidentally. I — Cl
hdvw hod a wobdrrful rv.pooa* Unit
to A , announcamenl. Thank, to «*•»'
mg a# past,
,
W *»
•U.
\ TURYAflU, At, HkRR—amf
*
POWER PLANTS— We
ore I > t fl like U. YeaUrday Harry
having all sons.of faa typing t“ |Ue .— boa eur Hi aw Poreattn
Bet PWA and WPjh peojeeto ap-UieRml me. We reuily bare sotae ' N f.
provwi. di.w* b elag^,bert to p iiM ld # Imentry to FWrida. Tk-f j j a
a pr
port
wH)1 wt
know the
W in S S w k e P ro d u c ts
IfWFctleWe—Fartficide—Plant Foods
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TTIE SANFORD ITERAt.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, I9?8
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S o c ia l A n d P erson al Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
Social Calendar
Shinholser Home
Scene Of Meeting
Telephone 148
erso n a h
A
Mr*. S. 0. Shinho|*er w » hont.
Mr*.
Hazel Huntley is i
T ill,IIS I)A Y
c * t„ cirri. Number Thereof ihr
Tha Town*.ml Club will h.il.l Kirat Methodist Church Tuc.lsy at the home of her mother, Mr
IU regular
meeting
Thursday, .fternrmn at hrr home on Oak L. Grow, on French Avenue,
nigh I in lh«* Wi*|»lui UuilUmg. I Avenue.
Miss Mildred Wells arrived
MON HAY
The regular meeting1 preceded
Circle Number One of *he Worn* Jthe social hour and waa opened home Saturday ufter kjwnJinr the
en’a Missionary Society of the with devotional* led by Mm . W. past two weeks visiting friends
P in t BapUvt Church will meet L. Clark. Mrs. John Clark, chair- In Jacksonville
wlth lira. A. K. Roaaetter at her man, conducted a short business
Mr. and Mr1 Jack Finnell
home on Celery Avenue.
I meeting during which time the
Circle Number Two of the Worn- members were urged to be pre- spent Monday in Leesburg where
rn’lMisaionury Society of the Flr*t „ nl ,t ihr business meeting of ihr they visited friends, and also at
Bipliat Church will mr.t with church next Monday, Mra. W. P. tended the baseball game.
Mr*. F. A. Strange at her home chapman dl-cussed a chapter on
on MjrlW Avenue and Thirteenth
(„ ihr Nigh*" which waa
Mfrsu J. E. Spurling left Mon
Street.
i followed by a talk “ High Point* day to spend two weeks in Jack
Orel* Nunrber Three of tha 0f |(,, Conference."
ionvllle as the guest of Mr, ami
Women'! MU-mnary Society of j T h , members were all Invited Mrs. E. E. Keene.
the Firat Itaptiet Church wilt meet to mrrl n (lt monih wl'h Mr*. A.
*t the home of Mr*. Kyle S h oe-j^ Htarke, <0J Mellonville Avenm.
P. W. Martin, Jr.t who has
maker, 717 Park Avenua, with Mrs. Shinholser, a**iated by
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
^ H n . II. L- Leonard a* ho*te*-.
Mr*. H 0 shinho'.aer. Jr. aemud I\ Thurston, has returned to his
P Clrc;* NumU-r Four of 'h^ refreshment* to the following: home in Athens, Georgia.
Women'* Mla-lonary Society of Mi«.
Priest, Mr*. R. F.
the Firxl Baptist Church will mee' Crenshaw. Mr*, W. P. Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. T It. Harnett had
With Mr*. J. H. West, ill (I Mag- Mrt_ KI„ . Kirehhoff. Mr*. J. II a* their guests last week-end
tiolla Avenue.
Rumbley, Mrs. H. W. Sturdivant, Mrs, F, M. Brumby and Mr, ami
Circle Number Five of 'H«* Worn* Mrs. W\ \* Clark, Mrs. J. L. Clark, Mrs. Ted Lowery of Quincy.
tn*a Missionary. S«H*iety of the Mrs. A, C* Starke, Mri. T. W. Wil______
f t . t B.pUxl Church will meet .« wn> Mr, W< A. Tilll*. Mis. II. L , Mr. and M.* K. F. Keene and
th« home
m< |(lib toll, Mra. li. W. Ba.ley. Mrs. , lla
j
, Jaek.onv.il.
cipher, 2401 l*.ik Avenue.
w ,, Held*. Mr.. F. It. Hiuh.ll L w th, w„ h , nJ
„
Mr
PAOE THRI
Daily Vacation Bible
‘Blockade' Is Feature | I*i«r Crop In Florida
At The Ititz Theatre Increased This Yeai
Promotion c*tercis»*s for the
ten dnvs* Dtiil\ Vacatmn Bible
School, which has hcciv uinier
the sypei vi*ton i-f Mr* Stella I*
Arringfon
were
held Friday
night in *he First
Baptist
Church
The pr«'gram marked
the clofi** of the annual school.
The Ittverind Paul Hedfearn
rapressed nt-pteciaturn on behalf
of the Sanford Ministenal As*
soriation for the fme work tion«
t*y the leachern and leader*.
In addition to \li*. Arrington,
those serving «m the faculty
were J utuoi liepjirftiient, Miss
Ruth Hand. M e
Mill ted Bab
cock. Mrs v \| Philip",
Miss
Nancy Rnssrtter.
Miss Louise
Perkins, Miss
Martha
W right.1
Mrs V if t»*I tireene. Miss Mi»bl»*j
Chapoian, \|iss t.nyle PeForvat, j
Th*- moil ilrumnhf *i f llllt Hill »*1
^piini 'i
th*’ [irtf!*i‘»it tiwi the
CIVll Vk111 fltf lll* till" b.I. kg i mi" t
«bY !bi* b*vg 'lm\ svbu tl Is t.' *1
in HUh katfe.
Wattci W .1llg* ■
roman tic Jimmi n inch +1 .if * M ••»
clcinr i'anol, *Mii He'll \ I- ' Ml||1
the Hitz rh* ji'tf I imI.iv
This I- th*1 t uiiani * * i -i • k"
nn.l it |f11 1 lira vvit itiI u 1ii *•
'
fin!
:i|f,iin-i 1'Vimi nut.
if th*’
.im»*
b*VI’js who wn
tlllle b111**1 CM* I1IU*<.
Th.* nit.IV **| ills with fhc ti
11iw.l |Mailclcm.
rival «‘f
Srh""'Kn,ls“
.\fiss Helen
Chapman,
Garner, Mm
I*
II
h m ig la sj
FJntiiter Nickerson,
and R e b iit
Hepaitment
Mr*
t'uri u!h in jumi
h.M rntm* *•
She meet • Mat'
ii peaceful. h<
fill tn*' r . a ini the
N.t•1 M141
-th’M
fath'iu nTi*1 b i
\ n.l le. luive* b
f *•in*Ulliflg
f 1Hill fllGlU
II
nritl ihnl evi'iuiii
f II si g u ii 4 a*f r|
hi.- over the «
\l Hli'tl Jliili
hai i»»g k.Metl «
the* lit.in tun \
1“ uJ♦hg. .t t.. ai
ll . r m lo n :
P ii m a ry
Mi s \ ulie Williams,
Pippin, M i"
Fm m ett
i i; 1 V\|MV
i ! - rug ft
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ib** F.
1.
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h. i. '"•i.n
1 t. f .ki 111 cvinTl* nan
tr
It! I s ••f pus- -n\**tl ir
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| li.tr ' tbs -ii
m.mth
ft..
Nt -lllflp 1,
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1 1•
1 ' - ••V1 - t.M tlc.l at InJ.OlM
t,, ,,■, t in; kt* it cm
the numJ
p,, . .1 It
th. ran i f ' jMmtl
u r i * . i l i 1 \• in
1L.
.mi It
•A p if-* i»* end
nr . .
•t M which
wn
for last year
. no. if. .( 75,001
dim iig the
s
t with 7 t.OOO
nnmi Iin i‘ specfe<
t
i
Mu
-is m onth
Ih.rM.tter I tht
I «• »l iMHt heaij
I " " H i head dlir
........ I last year.
n »\. I.tlv
Hunt, Mi
Finis a Winn. MiJ^*
-VThd
M ., U s
v* '• ul iv
wn J
W ilhetnmin W tebfddt, Miss Hath»h* iitjitil *i
"f
un»m l
erme Thigpen, M»*« t harlotte
' In 1 in 1 -1 Kmgil«»tii iris
Mouglihm. Miss Josephine Murk11 niMl 1M| " May
10 U\
son, Mm S>l»il lloyd, Mto Afliin
• tilt' Itf
1.H01MHJ, ih i
Coition, Mrs 1 L. Clark
and
M| hlMul.
npp' <f4 im a te ly
Miss Mm v Calhoun; Kmoergartvn tb p m t merit. Mrs. F c, WBTiyav
fifini *. Mr-, KliiahetH riunhull*
Mrs Cliailes Hnmil, Mr* Mitrtan
St .John, Mi in Betty '1'hiiMiiOnd,
Miss Mui tel i\tint,
Mis-. Olive
Chapman and Miss Joyce Steele,
»K* h> * suite lb l. ll: i"e af 1 1*1el
Certificates were award* d to
• , " T . ----- -a *„
" ntl Mt“
ZM h,,»r
»nd Mra. E. A. Monforlon.
•iii*i c. U- IglM .1 1st hi tii|*
11 tie•til
- ---I Is-- following
(lie .I« *11kit 1n»in .. r n It.n"1
1
l"P
Mrs, Dan L. Hrainard left thus
I’livllis Allon. Mnrjorlo VnderM eet
.t Ken iptltlg !'i 1llll Hi. bb.ckn•»*r
fie
T rx. I.
HV .r
«*.r /BtsiH.sl.
f ' l t n r e h f i^am
r e s-rill p ,,,orninlf
lot Macon, Georgia soil.Pntlv
Andeisuu.
iloiitlou
.■fi*1 bring Dial f *1 1he
4 0 I l t r V > n u r ».ll Vj IIX. C | Whrrr , ha wil| j oin h>r |ul,i1Bnd< Pnbenrk. Kallils-s-u italuiuk. Stan
11II I • ii
MISS D A Y T O N A B E A C H —-Charming Maml, Mias Cora McMahan,
Circle Number One of the
1tilA It
lie ligiitU4 filli ..tint. .
M,ii
ho isplaying baseball for Ma- h'V Hiurnls-y, llnrluiru I.... Chapformerly o f Ovirdo, waa •elected "Miaa Da* tuna lleach uf 1938“ al »
P in t Melhosllsl Church held P*
Thr „ , [ U)ir niunllily meeting of cun,
now fully iHnte of Ini mr
man, t,*-oigi- Chapman,
Janie*
the tlmainf o f th# Fifteent h Annual Frolica on July 4
monthly
meeting
vritR Mr*. (^jre|e Number Five uf the First
I it ii-w
Chestnut, I.OUI-e
Clolk,
June
George MeCrum yesterday
Methodist Church was h*ld Tue*Hul a f let \%itm -ing the in t
Miss Fan nit*
fiijrtfvi *, Mins K*»si* I bit tun, Mnrv ll»*i**n Fi*v»
Daytonn Beech.
Iday evening at the home uf Mr*. Evrlyn Dig ifmh nn<! Miss Jane Nancy Fitts, ln<* Gay H-*wi»ra.
in hufioi ot th
G i mg #f the
* ji i \ mg
towns
During Iho morning swimming JJ_
Telford ill Floral Heigh1*, Gantt returned last night from Mary Ann Gnllowny,
V n i: mui Sul* In i
I.n
people, NiiNini stiff el - ,| Ijil'itf
M inrreii
wui enjoyed by the members and; Varlou* rommiUee reports were Miami where they visited friends Goolsby. Alfred Green, Kelt)
i \* mug ksi It i wi ti ,
le\i||wiiin o f fee I oig
mol
•t noon » eoverejl-dish luncheon dlacuaaed during the business meet- for several days.
ill lelubltli e,
m, !o i|ig
peia tely tri*'* f,» liglll tin- ytiong
Jiliifiit fill 1!Ul lief III,
Hall, Bill Hall, tin! I .aw ranee
WU »*rved by the hoatea*.
ling whkh waa led by Mrs. W. F.
•tillI hi. mix i ol Hi. |
lie has one
rij.iid meinbifw oi tl
» —
Ifiirtnn.
III*
’ Early in the afternoon n short J|ry,,i. Mr*. C. E. McSIorrow gave
111 i* dulige
.Milt*!* Sulrb ■i « » i * ii.in
Mr. ami Mrs. Juhn L. Miller
AN** Lydiu Wieh«>bft, Fnuy Jo n> oil l out M I bib m ,i .
danrunonal and l|U*ineax meeting , short talk and discussion on
m i lie aii uni it
Hup i i 1 Inn t It
anil daughter, Jeanne Lane, are Wnllare, Florin** Tiawrrk, Ruth the h me o f Mi and \lr
s s i kejd with Mr*. MeCrum as^-.Song* in tha Night"
•••"■bine ferret mid
day
eiperted to return tonight after| Stenilrom, I'utriiin ;;»■Imll
Ib»r I eigh on ««ii t )i Fmu t b
leader.
It was announced that; |j|te In the evening refre«h- spending several days In liny, othy ItosiiY, Gitrolyn 1{ns|ft Cm « h» u tin* nl> r .n - * en]»iy
I lo iiiAt ivio* IIIIpllAMio d by
Wnr
Mi
mid Mt
H n . L. P. Hagan will be pro- ments were served to the following: Iona Beach.
m ol soldiers bent on tnknig I he
rie ICi’il f fair in. Sully |Vny, Vlinni*1 I >utcb dilinei lh, i<i.nii* were dm ig Iri« i w, f i n
gram chairman for Iho coming Mr*. II. H. Mafach, Mra. L. A.
b"'-'' o f both
Tlo> rlinuN
n
Ruth Odllfim, VVilb'llllieiM. ISi ■
u iHi )i>Iill Milk* I'l'lulit, Gli itu Fui in
month.
{Phillips. Mr*. Carl Chorpening.
“ • " f exciting m tion
Mrs. W. T. Bennett of Hamll- black, MurjorU* Juiirs, Fb ihvth I hu-e |it" * i’ll I I *fin MrUllrlo were, nt ] in yi mt,i |ti
Those present were! Mr*. Paul Mra. Karl Do»»ey, Mra. J. J. tarnitukiide," thongh it employs
Hjiviuliiig Hi
Echols,
1 .rvMe tie, and th-". < hmlex Motfoin,
lofl, Georgia will arrive tomur- Kit*-. .Shirley
Reslfearn and ehiW«n. Mix* U la.var, Mra. C. E. McSlarrow. Mrs.
WBr only »« .1 hill kn.,1,11.1
Rim* .nary t|»x Wn -o«i Mr mid M t v Jack hlllitn Sp» tug fow to be the guest i»f her sister, Du Hun, |li*w»*I l l f f i ,
Kvana. Mr*. It. W. Turne-, mra. J. It. Hoolihan, Mr*. II. M. Pierce,
•nil fa v ora neither vide in the)
F 1
Nn
Mrs, C. A. Adams, 310 Magnolia Ciilhim, Ruby Collins, Catherine I I :t> n *’ , Vli
GriUlodl, Mi
nii *1 J A lti*-lluie. Mi
a > -« « • » William.. Ll l e ^ r tamnc .Wynn. M » . Vt. Avenue.
•‘">n.M. furnish,., n tuult|y m (
Clntk, Edith Chest nut, Rul>> I <iu Mr- l .eighti li Jr and Mi slid no yer. JtJiu und Fiedei tik It c i
K. L.
Shinholser, Mr*. F. Bryxn, Mr*. Porter Lanalng.
H
R .••M-itlng tin,| ii-timrknlilv m-i-utuli-'
Anderson, und Lucille Allman
} m » s f ult i, F i «'»ii Longwood, Mr. line Ah** .Vli und -Mr
Brodle Wllllamj. Mra. M. i J Mrs. L. C. tlooieaby. Mr*. W C.
|'i> lurr ..f Spuin'-* • ivit
,frlf,., •
ANo Bessie
Adkins,
Giuy und fiinnly,
MUa Dorothy Thurston has realt a W.l
S. L, l llppe
II U«1 .Mi
Radford, Mr*. Will Hoolihan and Coleman, Mlee Ketherlne THIN
John
Hint lute
b;u
letll'l'r \ l,...ilucn,l mi it |avlH|, „..lU. |U
Steele,
Ralph
Smith,
Hilly
Sho.
|
turned
to
Athensf
Georgia
after
Abide
Moiri
in
M
m
A
lift
M
l
G
nm
and Miis Martha Tvlford.
Mra. W. C. Deklc.
Ti -by lei Uill
It oil lie i.mny I'tiilmrul,. „.|UllK, ar„ m,t
Stunh v RUM, .Ml i*iiil Mr4. J II. 51 rim k ft Mill the
•pending several days with her mriker, VYudi* Rucker,
nt
\\ .-ii 'ti.Mil.ng rmnipl,., ,.r t|1)t|yw.....
parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Hater Hockey, Flunk Rubutson. Rich M m Hemi y WmNvrnilith* M»s* Mm v lVii|ile’ * * onli'ii in e
CLYDE MALLORY LINK:
GIRL SCOUTS HIKE
...u'Mnny .kill
Thuratotu
nrd Richie, Raymond Reel, ! •
Hill k, Me
Jollied
til Son fold
und
Mr
Rttbi llwitn,, mill Mr
group
« » 'l ntmiia|ihi1
lie Redfearn, Marlon Raiburn, 1 .4' Ul 111 " "
Twenty-four Girl Scouts spent
William Shelly , p, nt y »,!trj ay Julian Moss, Ralph Lossirig. Cun
bus leturned
I.. T IliilP. Ji
I leulb of
Mr. ami M m , II*n
th* day at BanLando Soring*
D*y'°na Beach.
then Hutchison Dale llufmmiu, ||orn« si« ml have irrived to s|ierid frnlll a motor G'llr to Ge*»t t<-t
The honor roll o f the First
yesterday where they enjoyed
YlHiletl cm|lege 11 lend*
nn.l William llanlin,
thc ......... . m i iSvlnurytr aparr vi heie
Baptist
Sunday
School
1
or
June
hiking, swimming and cooking
Mr. and Mra. Gj J. Stapp arc
Also Mvrn Ann Southwnril, wi.pi
and i» Wrl - ii mg ton where he
ha*
been
announced
ai
follows:
otit-of-dopr*. During the
early
visiting in Oxford thi* week.
m
l o u g iessrnun
Mink
Hilly Joanne Spalding, llcrl.i-it
Mr
Mr< llowtinl Ynrml! .all.'il
morning hike, each girl wax Cradle Roll Department, Joyee
Stcnatrom, Mary Tuuchton, Jaim- nllll
Ynruell h»v,- r- liirn«l WiU-i.v
urged to be on the look-out for Jones, Mr*. R. A. Wiliam*! Pri
Mix. Htrychtl Hamby ha, gone •H" Vaughn, Joanne Wllliemx. fr„ m „ , hr,... month'-, wi-.it m
The D.nguii...l t'ivie la-ag.le
mary Department, George Walk
a'aubject on “ Wild Life*’ to use
«o Alabama where xhe will apend Nanry Williams, Peggy Ann I’ lp- Ana-quan N . J
b.-J.I tile July I.U-iitiena •.-••lull a'
er,
Peggy
Pippin,
Emma
lean
for material in passing her ex*
pin* Lillian Buyli*, EloLxi* Gnug'-,
Mxthvln, Joaaph Irvin, Mrs. J. "• fw i of tho lummcr,
The Sal unlay Niuhl 1 uib had j I h.- l.ilirnty mi Tm-.tlay ofler
_ ploreri’ .test.
Belly Gouge, Merle Elizabeth Ih.-lr la*, [inily wi-'i Me
and
Mr*, Niem.-yer |ire*.d.HK
M.
Wilaon,
Mias
Hauda
Jlkklnt;
---------------------Mr. and Mrx, F. E. Cormac have Townsend, Ijelly Cullum, Barbara Mr*, M.lii.k wills lit- fullnwinp. Member* •••»> d mi ailwlea f.u
Junior Department, Miller . W it
' The Karbab squirrel, which hi*
llama, Dorothy Rosier, Mra. F. E- " . ‘ “ " " f . f,om Dayton* Beach Elizabeth Rucker, LnuiNe Ltiml* , present, Mr. and
\lr*
Krn.*i the liatuwi.
- a ; pure while tall to protect It Gatchel, Miss Naomi Hutchtni; * h,,e ,h**r »P*n* » « * » » ! days.
nurd. Fay lu.kin., John Krl.ler. : 1
, ^
,
Maude
ItiiiaMt. nn.l j Mr, und Mr* Wdlliini lee mid
from preying animal, and hunters
Bonby Lee Morton. Alva l,und->e.p
\ir, v
S I, Tupp-r.
. Mr. and Mr* Itlaiikenihip "pent
when snow I* on the ground, is T. E. L. Clxxx, Mra. F. P. Rlnea,
Mr. and Mra. Louis Tate hav* qulat, Alice Lundquiat, ami Helen ‘
Mix* Augusta Fletcher
Mra
rU 9 yavr n dinner Sunday in St Auyn*tine ami al
found only in the Kalbob forest in
leturned
home
after
tpending
a
Smith.
Sarah Stewart. Miaa Marie Stew
- 'Daytona lleach
.‘Arlxonx.
week in Waycroie, Georgia.
Also J. D. Fit#*, Randall Goff,
art, Mra Lillian Vickery.
Irrna
Green,
Wesley
Huniil, Mei*rh, Jr.. Ann llabiirn, llnirlj
FI5II LANDS FISHERMAN
Hedfearn,
Mra. Leslie Went returned yes Wiaa Harden, Mickey Kendall, Baine*. F.lla Ma'Barbara
Smith.
Valerie
Vaughn.
terday from Tampa and Lakeland F elt r o l e
Iliitid iK n n ,
Gvnn* II
IIUTTU, .Mont,— 1/17 llelaviitg
where eh« visited for several idy>. Leaih, Bfary Ellen U u ln g, Jij« Dial ll.iyle, lletly It.diblna, Panelafter fiehing the llig Hole near
npe Wallace, KIwpII Williams
| Butte for "evetul minut.-a with..ul
Fay
Williams. Donald Peak*.
.
,
,
Mr. and Mra J. E. Baker end
Those attending the meeting of , 0B> Enw>(< „ (unwd (ad|y
Klixnhcth
Walker.'
■ bl f • M” ' / u » » " " l ‘
Eddy l^iry,
(ir o r j"I r*uni' lntt rnrrl.-o.ly nrnr Hie *hore
Bobby Gut, Karl Geiger,
hrn n nine-pound luinhuw trout
Dinner, Charles Dawson, Hubert
' suddenly grabbed the hook. She
last night were: Randall Priest,
Billy
Cullum,
Itnlph
Cowan,
Mrs. Dick Philyaw of Galnea- „
.
| wat Jerked into the nnler lief.ire
Rani!all Faaton, Edward Wilaon,
Mr. and Mr*. George E. Well*
Itruniley and Launer Beard.
I .
* ..
.
. . .
,,
,.
_
i
■ j- ., she ruiil.l leiover her hulanee.
Roderick Adam*. Braxton Hunt have as their guest for a few villa and Mra. Kush St. John* and
daughter,
Cornelia,
of
Tampa,
who
_
,
,
.
, .
,, <With the help of rmnpanimi* *he
ley, Ellaaboth Whittington, Batty waako thalr alacc, Mlio Dorothy
l.arry
l.ossing, John D.i , . .
__ nd Jone*.
... ,. , _ - .
1landed the ruinhuw in .to minutes.
Thurmond. Harr Wyatt EatUff, Kara#, of Jaakaanrllla.
McClelland,
En.lsley
Meiach,
Mary
Mr*. W, A. Zachxry, relumed 'o
trio Booroo, Grata Sobroo, lCablo
kfhtlha
Meiach,
Belly
Ann
Mlck-|
their home* today;
Chapman. Rolan Chapman, Inai
Irr. Jark Moye, Nell Mulligan,
Htrati*e of the increase of for
WllHama, and Saida* W lllk n a
Mr. end Mr*. J. C. Bills, J
r, Johnny Nihlack, Marlon Niblack. eign motorist* in European ruunJr,,
It waa aanouncad that than
Mr. and Mrs, Kdaon Goil and
anil | Hobby
I’urk,
Unbby
Pullln, trie*, Ihe l .aguc of Nation* hu*
will ha a union maatlag * f liva
Mr< P. P. Smith spent the Fou rlh | tTwyun Itcrl, John Hoot, Dougla* i«commrnded in*ei national road
Mtlhodiat
Eploeopal * Charth
of July IA Titusville.
I Scott, anil Kay Shoemaker.
signals.
South and tha MathodHt Eptaco*
pal Church In f t t Dorn an Au«.
4th.
Circle Number One
Of Church Has
fGIA55E5J
^ __ (
Mr«. Telford Hostess
LONGWOOD
Baptist Honor Roll
Group Is Announced
REDUCTIONS!
Young People Enjoy
Enterprise Meeting
a
s
Ka
s s s s s
.■ "
M allory and Etchiaon
S traw H ats
$5.00 Panamas $3.75
$4.00 Leghorns $2.75
Mchmc*
D
far
agw ril
o i
NO.
tl
j
i t Be Misled
|
The NeejMing IndueemenU offered by other trod*
Ing ccnlera io nothing bat bail—To pull
| i l u i lag m your Dollo^i loot. Their Jntercel
la you Ik
■ commercial
Dollar j laala.
Nan**,]
1st gel no more, and—
F
*
-f
1 ..
■j/-
lpteroot—founded on a
You will uoually find you
}
F
-
'
momm.
Entire
Sum m er Suits
an d S port C oats
$16.50 Suits
$11.50
$10.50 Linens
$ g.95
Plaid and Checked
pay
u i
lo lly w o o d ,S h o p s ”
* 31U
. p gaS^ h gian l
'- 2
EkdmMi Ti
You‘ll need another ha I In finiuh Ihe
■lock reduced lo clone out.
j
Mostly You Get Less \
HBV•
#3.75 Hats $2.50
$2.00 Hats $1.45
$22.50 Tropicals
your
dollar*. |. The commercial *^lad hood will be held
1
I
1
$12*50
$10.50
$ 8.50
C oats
Now
Now
Now $4*95
L .P e r k l
.
'• w
.
�p a « i!
Form *
nn ?
banfow t )
n n «A i n.
hanford.
n ^rn n A
WEDNESDAY. JULY «, 1
. ap ?*
A S S O C IA T E D
. •f
i*.
‘
i* .,
»1 ; : :
■
•*V
SKA .HCUtr S N Il'E ItAC'K N LATE l)— Sea Scout I of the Clearwater Ship Admiral Sima will com- t
pete with those of olhet cities In Florida, Georgia North and South Carolina in a Region Six regatta ,
to be held off Clearwater ileach July 22. 23 and 24. rictured above la a snipe In a cloae race In
'
Clearwater Bay. The regatta program will inclule sailing, roaring, swimming contests. Ufa saving'
demonstration*, and a Sea Scout ball at the Municipal Auditorium, (Photo by Paul Saunders.) \
® ^ A ST
IIC O M IS
I A R R I C A D I when tin H trtiftn in | k
h m
Mm e m l n a i i a*hi
d f f tri wan. ThU Bpahl allowed Dick •( desert w i r f u i to a crowd at i London stadium. '
««4
.D
S L IIC H T
OF H A N D
clew of r. J. Fllby In action -t
Wimbledon tenniv m.ilibrv needs that shadow In foreground «•
prowl that the trim-, plavrr re ill* held s raikel when llie ple«v*w
was msdr The r n U I wav tilled at surli an anile and Mended tm
eleselr w llh III* arm llial ilv » aiceli v l>iMr till*) lust lu the fWW
dar's plar In II W. “ Bunny" *.\u«lln.
'B U S Y A S A I I I ' * a i d
Ertlrn Dali (abera), ef New
York, describing her erenlfal
evtaUg la Reeklagham Palace
w
in ike
'~ —
1
when
the reaag
'Mama. —
I Wanaa
Make U f t t m ’ and ttoec lease.
5 «»*•
■
Own M» Int
taste ef real A s w t o a ~ n k e *
,
'
0 0
I AST, YOUNG
M AN .
U v
order*
H e ll,w e *
.. film actor, Robert Wlleox, contrary to that fameas "Go West” ad*
» ; % ! * • of Horae# Greeley. la abera New York rtantoo are Wlleex
"
ond Joy Hedges, the former Des Maine* girl who ptoyed one ef
leads----------------------------In “ Id llslher lie KighCyf ,ww*5
w hkt o
Georgs M. Cehan was the
alar. WUcoa and Mlsa fudges may wed, reperto any.
mm ■
I
v .
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i
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AY, JU LY 6. 1938
T1IF S A N F U IID VfFHW.n. S \ N H m n . n .O R IH A
--- —-------------------------- -
I L "'
s Series With5To3 Victory Over Lookouts
A lb ert McMillan
Is Named Leading
Batboy In League
ram ztorm rlaying r teia To P |ay Thir(i Base
F or Free For A ll Battle F or O rlan d o O u tfit
XJnucheduled Attrarttoi Starts At End' J2f
Of Seventh When (iohel, lA»ach, (’(mk
And LanjfHton Tangle At Plate
Pugh’s
Blur bird Diner
■"■T
..........
'',1,'"^ ' ,.-i
,
i'* j
thnrr
i Bmlgers
By JU LIAN KTENTNOU
il
Featured hy an i.tirrhi-dulril J
rut f i«M
Th e Bluebird is
( ontinuinK tn d e r
New Kent hern
t ..|»r I Hi I
t»w e *
O ut I r j l a r r
I n ik " » i
■h
ami a fr»'<* f,*r all. the I '
( hirken I lim n r-
!/fit)urg Gomhdiei k'miie wdh 'In I I
Slhfoni Lookout'* gave nut ' im | I
fatu Duair io«»ney’< worth
a*(
alfht at Iht* M ini« i | ■ AThlHir I I
Field at thong li the* ItiMlirt i 4 •'iif |
N im fw t c k r s
it
fU went ilnwn by tH* I'tiniit ■*f .. . 1
to 3.
llitlll
The big attraction cmnr at fh» *
tt>d of the arvenMi when l iupne I
Jack ITuhWr m in i Mnyu Urn;
ton out on striker with the lum * .
loaded and two <m* Hilly Cut*-1. 1
Ltetburg first
Her, raiw rim *
niQjf tn the dujfonit iinil “ pas-po-d - j
at Langp'on who Hi rued !
i J R m t tiobel to I he ground w»*b
g stunning blow to *he jaw.
Manager Nellie |.eu« h camr nm !
ning out of the t|on*l*dn*r dtijc*ni‘ i
headInk the Le»*hurg ileleguthtfi j
The l>x»kuut ptayer* do} the m iw - !
<nd mixed in n tin111V n* nr home L
plait. Manager U-ueli w it knocked j
out during the tatMe i y Chef t i«*k,
bl* lookout rigidh tinier I tor* -r* I
wire iumittoned funn the stand*
to take CAfe of \a ui It and tiidiel 1
Police after ■hoot ID mimili .
ilcpped Ole fr«r»- and play »»>
riiumtd, tml not until m *i -HU
f,ni kwarmixl otilo Die tield (n-w
the bleirberii.
Leesburg iiurDil Ihr « m ini' oIf
Mirold Fit*Keii»M m *li»* Kvtoiitl i
frtmvi
taking
mhaiiiai'e
>i
two hilt ami Iwu «•<>!■*ly * i mm. In
the third atnnan they • il.u-d atmili
*r
when
Arnold *f"in l
™
■ D n « '( triple to If I ' criiirr firM
• In the fifth, Clnnt wulkeil »ml
Mortd on Drew'. twn.hagger *>•
<W«p left field. '
Sanford acorn! all ihrt-e run*
hi the fifth when lmn runlr're«
(hi(led anil He K.tnu* *slknl
nt||traUl aicrificnl loith mnnen
Ind Billy ! ouie singled through
th. box to center fli lil ecu' oik
W 1
«.f
jf| i i n d ^
I **hl I It m l**— lErrr
VI »*«•>
I H kind#* KiMtl '* n iilr* Sweifb **t * »•,,
,*
\V1*lit
it .... h ill I
leu GF.URlaF. MOVE,Smnload .....
.
|i ii II m dew I <mHo .tarred an the B»idir»»«
It. iii. |t.ill i.tl'i I k,- fot the lin i.m it f ®f
FIu. mI®.
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h«.
br.n
warned acting
•* uraifm
»ny .nih eeaii
i-iitrA 'i
These Warm Summer \y\\< I
»|»»r«teef
oI athl-lic* .1 Em-oif |li*i«ei.»l«
f a». nr ,| yea.
He Will *«»nr»ir
kit Hew ilwtie I «wVplrw l.rr I
Afltifr- l.. r the p**1 ib.ire lr * f»
be. her 9* si Kiel if dire. la*.
al
L «fi Mi r ., llifli Si h«o 1
SV r S u s ;tr i'^ t S t» i* ’
T r > O u r I V I h :»»ii >
/
S r t n in t d e
llu m o -C iM ik rii l l r a K
l unch ( ’nm pletv W ith lb 's-! •p< 5 5 c
Cold P late lain rh
C o u n li
I ’mirl Itemrds
VK K > K i: III K 9 » w \ r ik -
L A N E Y DRUG STORE
vu:
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UAH DUHN • Secret O p e..H r. (B1
DAN ARRIVE* IN
:rry — t h e a i r s e e m s c
Y IT H A W A IR N IN S A S
HE COM ING C L A S H W r
:v i l g r a f t e r s h e o t
COME, B A B * W E L L H h /d
TAKE THIS C A B / A L L R
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NOW . B A B * REM EM BER /W C ARE
HERE Ctd A SECRET M IS S IO N —
VOU M UST N C H T E L L A N Y O N E
W H O W E A R E OR A N Y T H IN G
A B O U T U S — IF A N Y O N E SH O ULD
ASK, YCBJ C A N SAY I'M H ER E
^.L O O K IN G FOR A J O B — C ------- —
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�rz. nnc bxnforb innfAM*. m ufo ra
ment of Spain U tha logoi gar-M ilitary M otives
emmnit,
*r" " ’
j But If Franco - hod ta*c|Mt
Seen In S panish ; -belligerent righ**>" be Q t d
a l « f * l blotkada Oja^Ot
P eace P ro p o sals , establish
Loyalist Spain along tha ••*)
Sam Byrd Returns To
City For Short T ieit
Market Pact
Changes Are
Recommended
•ewvy movement, Ike commltte-s
*«e ared that If the provision. A
the peel work hardships on any
aecthm. the facts should be pr»■ W * 4 _ t t a hearing and adj istmenta made.
Uec'arlng that any marketing
•griemenl is a co-opeialive enter,
pets# and h oAly successful In so
Car aa Jit members willingly live
hp le ita provision*, the commit,
(ee assarted that if the necessary
reports and information wet# U-
mer a lm o s t everyone's
fancy turns to thoughts ol
Lore, hence, the wistful
eiptenlons._____________
b n that <he agreement Is his
r r r — 11— 1 As T h a
Method
of
protecting himxll
Leremedve ol the new
•gainst disastrous price collapse.,
Twentieth C e n tu r y
United Je the Grutn
Um prat can be counted on to do I
What It has act out to do.
; Regarding opposition |o the
agreement, the committee pointed
But that the program U designed
to benefit grows I a. Growers vote
(ev or against it. "Every pro
gram can expect honest appor
tion from those whose Interes l*
contrary to the interests of
giant epsedoBisIsr in
U' ~r
• who favor the program, if
the Century's obisreaI grower* be leva this program
11 o n c a r w h en it
■•Befits them, then this opposition ■topped at Albany---H. Y , on It* inaugural run to Chicago
gan ha taken aaa matter of
Twentieth Century gray traveling costum
g ra n t," the report tsid.
Saks Fifth Avenue stylists. Her lewelc
j 11m following methods were
dips and her yellow gold curve! watch
B i as for handling of surplus celtry ; Intrastate sales, elimination
fey heavy stripping, elimination by
discarding undeatrab'a slits, relief
poies, leaving In the field, er
drptroylng by rows In the field.
The committee pointed out that
there were no legal araya to com
pel elimination by the last two
methods end also that If celery
£ left standing In tha field or desf c yed by rows, that the quality of
Cilery ihlpped la consldeisby
toWWTe
(•Tha committeealaorecommended
that Instead o f the I percent al
• M -a a ..-..
lowance foe overshipments, that
dvershipments up to 10 percent be
Ann Sheridan is
permitted, provided the shipper
shown In a cos
tume which will
pay the committee a fixed amount
cause the Rah to
per crate for each crate over|unp tight up on
afcipped. This amount could be de(am ioed at a bearing hut would
be large enough to take the pro
fits rat o f overahlpmrnla.
£
ODD RED FELLOW 3
Rofllck, on* ol Iho country's loading
tockeya changes Into hU gray Pohn
Beach suir altar tha race at a Florida
track, and finds It as light to the ounce
a* his colorful silks. JUnlck Is usod to
riding winners, but his grin shows ha'a
picked a lure bet In that super-porous
3 IIUNT1NOTOH.- Ud. — l**) —
.Carl F. Steele
fRarrowa and
•ranwring the
chkkan ha use.
got around.
FRIflAY, JUtT
florid *
favad three young
three aainll naira
same nest la hU
The mStharx were
In g th e Inconvenience to
other* ol being carried up I
and downstairs, Mr. Rsbhan
of E. St. Louis, m . pamlyred .
12 y*at*. built this counter
Weighted Hit at a coil ol f 10 i
C•Minute rr.ni Wipe One
of the .eason by most critics and
George Jena Nathan, long reeng11111-d dean of American drumi'ie
critics, Heclsred that it wal on«
of *he finert pays to appiar on
•hr American stage for norm;
year..
No* content with being an actor.
Sain has tixen a couple of flings
st the production end, having put
on "White Man" and "Jourtieymon." The first « i a a phy deal*
lug with misetgination and whlUi
nut esictly a flop. It simply didn't
1 ‘an." When asked why i| wasn't
a howling lureevs, Ssm merely
•hiuggrd his shoulders and his
lit tit "They limp y won't havt It,"
hr said, meaning that plays deal
ing wlih such themes dldn t meet
with the approval of tht public,
the failure of the Utter play he
attributed «o tne tact that 'Totacro Knad" had been so pralitd that
anything thit Errkine Caldwell
nughi do for some time would suf*
ftr.
When the Ft 1 season for the
ihca'cr begin, V m expects to rei ume hi* role In "O f Mice and
Men". For his part in that he
gives thanki to a bellboy at the
lamia, a noted dub of wijlerr,
ar'tsta, and number* of >he theitricil world. One night a* he en
tered >hr lamb*, he ilatrd, a hrIIboy asked him If he had heard
that the producer* of th« ptfy "Of
Mice *nd Men” needed a character
Juvenl'e *o fill one of the main
rolts. Earn replied that he had not,
but immediately he lnve»tlg»led.
lie got the ro e.
The bellboy sell* Chrlstmai
raids. "From now on I'm going
to buy ill of my Christmas card*
from him," Sam declared.
coot, and thereby
copaFiotriy.
Lurround and beleaguer tha t i t
| publicano until thoy rtbealttad.
Any ship that stUBptad
id
pierco tha blockade OlnM bo
. nothing more than • atougfcltad
v»»»ol operating ootaldo tha Mr*
and entitled to no prtptttorf
W Franco's way, even on a credit whatever.
- ■ t**la. They must feel that both
Great ill Lain'* — ilieUion
14
"
Mussolini and Hitler wou'd be take no cctlon against Air rat^■TJ willing to call it r)ui's in Spain, if on who sink her ship# in pjyaTjt v t fl they cnudl only get out In a blur ist waters in effect ia riaognfi
of glory.
(tion of Franco's rigbta aa a b*K
The
iatest
Franco-B r 111 s h Jllgrrent, without
: Jm scheme for a truce, and. falling fact to the world
Ff *
that, a new plan for with drawal
So, the horsem
of eolunteera. would seem to b ij scheme to assure
I all act up for an evantual Fran-1 tory in time bu
■JMSM eo-Munolinl-Hitler
victory
in time, to get Ital]
Spain.
j off the Spanish a
■ E
The diaintereited eipert will | Whether It wot
tell you this la true because of a. mains to be seensingle little clause In the with- I ~ _
_
'
drawal
scheme,
under
which |
Too Lite f
I
Franco would be rtcogniird ae • i |'o i .o h n u JiA^ «
I "belligerent,” with all the right*
ear ltl*s. Tkeea
o f a fighting government that,
tma at,
era now ei'ended to Kepublican w il.U K NAB Hti
(Loyalist) Bpsin.
k g I*h IB t h
I
That might sound to you and ra i.o n rn Ml'atr.
me like s purrly techniral point, _ !V "*'_ **V **"*
I (but it is rrmlly vny clrvrr snil
l practical from the
diplomatic
'ith hie point of view. Hrre’a why:
II I f V
lastaial England- France, and moil nthv
Farh, er countries except Italy and
W
HAS NO WORRIES
POLICE DIM! FI. I EH
I OMAHA- Nab., —(>P) —
OSHKOSH, Wie, —l/P) - The'time Roy Donnie, M. sees r
first pasaenger of Dr
K. O
Ebert after
He
received
hi,
private flying license was hi*
German policr dog. “ Hello." Thi
dog ran up, betking, whrn Di
Kliert offered to lake innif.m ■
for a ride "There’s your p»<
ecngrr," suggesTit a bystmulri.
"Hello" was stilt yipping with
PENSION SUPPORT
excitement whrn Dr,
WAHHIN0T0N, July 6. _ (JP»—
Thoms, E. Honrdr, president nf
Thr Q im an State Itsilwny* •he General Welfare Fedentron
are experimenting with an im of America, said yesterday • that
proved type Dlesel-rledrlc pa*- 103 members of tha House had
srnxer train which Heve'op* an agreed to euppoit revised 'legisla
average apted of 1(H) miles an tion for Old Aga.relisions, ny.j; |0
years o f age.
Roar.
W E R T-The JE tyE LfiR
DUinoiHlk In * Watch «d
Ftng Wateh Ana Jcwtlry TTipnlilng
:«•*. /
Diamond Matintmjj And l a f n r b f
rnicira 1 . 1 Tttw u t m r
tree SI.
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rases a
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Liquors - W ines - W hiskies
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N Aj Ta c1k0.
Na l Ba n k ,
Atlantic NA
Of/anittJ 1926
RESOURCES
Capital Sleek
Serplaa eed U.divided FreflU
,0 -
Reserve* fer Temee, eta.
■aaU ag Hetaaa, F a n . sad Flatare*
341.14
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Baaklag Heaaaa, Faraitnra
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Real Eelala
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C u U m u Liability Under
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Letter* e f Credit
IU 4 0 .lt
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7,100.00
Federal Raiarve Saab Black
Other R e iv e s .
Federal Reserve Beak Sleek
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ObligelWaa «l3,0t7,70«.40
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Federal
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GEO. D. H18H O P
DIRECTORS
JOB CAMERON
PseeUeel Crews
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tnents of confidence we'i
| your bonking buaineas.
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taction
Confidence, which this Bank
feels in {he business institutions /
and agriculture that it frequent^,!
ly finances, is in turn felt bir f.
these local businesses,, to\
this bank- Mutual confidence, &
the keystone of our
merce relations. A sturdy and
enduring base upon which
build both Business and
* *.
,»
enterprise..
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Oft the baslB o{ these
•ANrOMD,n*p,U)IIIDA
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C O N F ID E N C E
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COMPTROLLERS CALL
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
AS OF JUNE 30, 1938
STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF JUNE 30, 1938
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Hanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Kail, Highway
And Water Transportation
Seminole County Crndufft*
More Crutl Amt VrgelnMe* Thnn
Similar Area In A m enra
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXIX
Chinese, Japs
Deadlocked On
Yangtze Front
Member Associated Press
SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY
ON THE WATCH FOR EXPEDITION
l * m ^ T * rdon Board Refuses To
Scene o f Riots
Forces Engaged Near
Hukow InWhatMayi
Be Decisive Battle
In Year Olfl War
Commute McCall s Sentence
2K Are Killed, Over
100 Hurt In Blood
iest Of Arab-Jew
Holy l,and Clashes
In su rg en t Advance
H alted At Terucl
Germany WontnEvnc-;
n a t i o n Of 4fl,(Hlfl
Persons By Aug. 1
A ' M r nf *vnr In I hr* (Jr1ent e m l« ! today w ith Chin,
pnd Japan in what m ay in’
death g r ip * for one o r the
oher.
In
Europe,
while
Spain's w arrin g h rolh ers ap
proached their third ypar <>l
fig n n n g , conferees o f demo
cratic nnt joint met to
cow
•he a u fie rln g o f
th e op
pressed.
Armies of ('hint and Japan
were desdlofkrd along the Yang(** Hirer about llukdw atitl Kin
hang. 45o ntilnt inland front
Shanghai and 180 milp,
front
Hankow. C hino, provisional cap
ital.
Japan hold, about ° o « third -of
China'* aoij ■after a year of vktork* In which tha
Chinese
fnrtea Kara
been poralatantly
pushed Into tha , tntarior. Bat
Established In I'Jtlft
A. J. Hanson and F. B. Andrrson. United State* geolugisls who
are tlic only resident* u( Leo’s Ferry. Aril., are shown mi the
w.-Urli fur the Neville expedition, long overdue In a hazard..n* sci
entific cruiso through the (irund Canyon. The ,ix-niciul>er expe
dition, Including (cieiitUts from the Univerxity of Michigan, left
Creen Rivrr, Utah, in small bunt* June 20. No word from it ha*
been heard since.
THE CATS’ MEOW
Mt tMwIalH Prraa
lb* lit ii t-tft government or
d* » «l i hr 7&M) ion cruiser Kmeiaid t«i Hntfa. li wu< *rhniu(««i
t«> ttintt l.wlay Offtt'ial suurrf*
-aid III* lv*it days nf noting Mtl
m iiltid m deuliH of 1P2 Arab*
ami ix Jrw< and tlmt D2 Aral*
and 1| Jew, had bwii wounded *
AH |*ul«*tin«* was tense Shop*
werr Howml hi A imIm attempted
U- tienmiis.rale.
Hie mitlirrak w j, one of
LIimmI ipnI m the long htutury of
At ah Jewish dash**, m the f Icily]
Land who'll » ach group cunsidern
its nnftonal and -ptiiiua) hoiiix/-*
I .lid.
Race i toting hinke out daring
Mi** evening rush tumr when
croxd weie hurrying home. Williefstn *anJ i f •rr the *<»nib elploded police constable, opened
I ire on the crowds, causing a
majority of the casualties.
HiiUsh
authorities
yf
the
troulited Palestine mandate ruustdend a new imposition of mar
tial law as the violence, which
broke out a week agow ith the exe
cution of the first Jew to be hull}
m Jerusalem since 19IB, began to
spread into other cities and rural
area*.
,
Jerusalem, Haifa and Tel Aviv
already ata under ilrk t eurfaw
Decision Reached
Alter Short M eff
Mrs.j.B.Cash Refuses
Mrs. McCall’s Iteiiuest To Aid Son
TALLAH ASSEE.
Inly 7.
- I AIM
Tin* F lorid a I’.intnn
Hunt'll ri'tii'o 'il tinl:iy I " >-un>-
D
ll-t ilt't'isinii wsi.-i nmtiniiii >>t
after <t Intt-f M o u ln t'
ftdhtrtmg u pirn by Mi't'ull .tt
li.rnty fur oomTiiutiitlim. tnd to
hi* prosecutor tlutl the d.-.ith coti*nrr hr rurrit'il mil. Tltr
*
ili-i-initin \v«* nnilouiiet-il \sIltn.i.t
comment and came ufl-'t J It*
miliuli* deliberation.
The no*t itrp wilt In* tor line.
Kreil I'. l'nnr to sign In*' death
warrant unlcu thin la delayed r>y
name cuurt action.
McCall pleaded guilty I" Itdnaping the child, wh>< aim » « t
killed. He did not appettl to the
supreme cuurt after te * u *rutenced but hi* attorney indicted
there might b, an appeal.
"McCall’, wlfa and muther, ,t¥l
parent* o f tha Caab rhild Mr
terji}ed_tha^pardoll'hoard hroridg
ty Commission
R ailroa
rtaafuiloa waa passed at the
hr monthly Meeting o f the
aelo County Commission yeay to porehaaa eertaln SemiCooaty bonds.
■>: The hood o f Justice af tho Pesce
R oy Burhbekdsr wsi approved.
’U' The Wight Cempany
ws*
. hwarded the contract fo r furnish,' Ing supplies far tha convkt camp
•utd county homo far >ho next
J Month.
rA ■H. B. Pupa Company waa givtn
. .the .contrsct for furnishing (he
necessary oil and grease or coun- *y owned vahkles for tha coming
Kidnaper Is Denied
Plea For Clemency;
Cone Will Now Sign
Warrant For Deatlj
mentis to fn c' board. '
Mr,. McCall and Mm
Ca*h
talked briefly be fora till* board’*
■eulolt
started,
and
Mr*.
MrCall aaltl ,he hat) gguglii un
successfully lu barn Mr* Ca*h
Join her In Keeking to r.ivi her
>un from the rleclrto chair. Him
*uiil Mr*. Cn,h refttaad.
Shi*' nuid Mrs. Cash lo ll Iter
“ Your aun not only kilted my **>n.
hut he figuratively killed
toy
hu*hund nud me. No penally run
liny (nr the rrimo ur relieve ut
of our misery."
Thu plea for McCall was mad**
hy Attorney C. A. Aerlett
**t
PARIS. July -7s -(/in
W
sani in effect, "untl Fratire has
Ju*per.
Flu.,
tho
2
1-year-old
kid
qtlk’k ti-mppreii Kitmmrtl Dalai
been weakened. We limvt work to
naper'* former home.
w i* namvil premier of Ft am **
make
a
strong
France,
or
Avriett
roiitandad
M il MM
April 10. hta routtlry fawtl
France h lost.*1
‘'nuid not bn sentenced In drain
other financial crisis, \\wtv
lie strengthened the nitMtli'ft
because hi* did nut have a trial by
another outbreak of strikes
nruied forces, «olidified an aliijury.
When
McCall
e|rul.,l
the foreign situation was m
ante with llrilam ns an offset to
guilty, the trial judge heard the
mg tha crisis s'age again
(he (hrIni Rome uxia. Uni the
testimony without n jury.
WASHINGTON. July 1.— t/Fl— cause of lha Austrian trouble.
base for ci three year economic
Slate Attorney C. A . Worley
An osaminer for the l.a W Heprogram
mid
brouieht
about
ut
"N o one cherishr
dt-ntorrary
of Miami whu acted a* prove* uIstians Board tohl the busrd to more than I who come front the l**a*t temporary peace
between tor at McCall's trial opposed |h«
day It should order the Kuril Mo wot king classes," drrlarrd Dula- capital tiinl Jabor.
clemency, Maying there wan n**t
tor Company to bargain collec titer in tins of
He also devaluetl the frunc U single extenuating eircanivtani e
his •pn-thev.
tively with the Usilted Autumn- “ Bui," he warned Frencnnirn In nine |M*rrent and rnUrrl all late,« ill McCull'* favor.
hila Workers Unlun (CIOI at the another, ‘‘utile** (he nation goet eight percent, llotli actions were
St. Louis ssssmbiy plant.
to wurk, France msy expert a unpopular with French men, but
Ihe serin-4 fo have convinced the
Tha examiner, T. E. Dudley, dictator to ake it work.’’
nation that boll* were necessary.
ahw proposed an ordrr to en
Three days after he look of
force re-employment to 102 work- fice he was voted power lu rule And ha ban rut tourist** co*t» to
coun«
ora discharged or refused job*
by deeree. That meant that the help bring inottry into lit,
because o f participation In union
try.,
blue-eyed, stocky Daladier, nl
activities and a strike last No
Daladier played no T*write*.
though he had little power in
vember.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., July T . ~
comparison with a Hitler nr a Ills inerrasni lax tlerrre hit cap!
The board ruled but night that Mussolini, was "temporary dicta tu| hard, but he hit labor, too- W l— Dr. Arthur E. Morgan fUad
ahgncery
when he InLI It the 40 hour week •iiii In Knox county
tha Muskln Shoe Company, Weti- tor" of France.
Uw could nut be carried out (<• court ycsteiikiy challenging tho
mlnater, MJ., violated the Wag
The premier went In work tu
right of Kreeident Roosevslt to
ner act whan It permitted an em
the latter.
restore tha Frenchman's confi
On Msy l i a drfenr.* l»sn of remove him as chief o f the New
ploye to distribute a pamphlet
dence In hla country's ability to lUOJHJO.OOO ws* announeeil. The TV,V anil asking that ha ha rac*
containing an attack upon tha
Committee for
Industrial
Or hold Its plies In the sun. He ap next day the giivernment reported ogiilxrd as a member and chatrganisation
by
Representative pealed to French patriotism in that the French people had over- mah of tha buard o f dlraetor*
Clara
Hoffman,
Republican, a way that Frenchmen could not subscribed the loan. On May 24 uf the federal igeney,
Ignore.
Tha former president o f Aiatlth* government cama through
"W ar threatens Europe," he
(Continue* an P a s s tn r e s i
och College, asserted In tho bill
hs had novar
recognised
tha
I'resident’ a right gad power to
remove Ihnt as chief o f the New
Ileal's great experiment in social
anti economic plana lag.
Ho asked payment o f hack sal
A committee from th# Sanford
ary sine* hi* removal
by tho
I Jo ns Club 'today began a memPresident Mar. 28, 1938, gad a
declaratory judgment voiding Dm
benhfp cloan-up campaign fur th*
President's removal order and
Common*, Chamber Prealdent T.
forcing Director* H. A . Morgan
K. flimpaon announced this mornand David E. Lllienthal ^o pecogtog. ‘
nlae him " a . a member and
Tho Ckamber o f , ‘ Commerce
chairman o f tha board o f direc
drive wta lato year mad# a contors of tho defendant. Tenn eases
tlnooua.OM, to declared, and dur
Valley Authority * • « .M
ing tha" aaxt few day* the Liona
Tho hill named tto T V A gad
Club eommUUs will eonUct many
Directors IL 'X. Morgan and TJ|y
ftraso and' ladlriduala In Sanford
anthal aa defendants. .
leviilng them to Joln Uit loasl
trade organisation.
Tha InUnTataCommarec Commitsioa yesterday reversed an earlier
decision and authorised eastern
Building permits issued by the
The contract fo r th« re-roofing railroads to Incrrsse passenger
City during June numbered 13 of Crooms Academy, Hanford coach rate* from 2 to 2 1-2 cent*
The African leopards at the Municipal Zoo fe cl more at home in their
snd smountrd to W3UO while per colored High School, wsi awunl- a mile for an 18-monlh ttial per- under the direction of Superintendent of Parks Jsnmi Moughlon. line leap
mit, Issued during the same month ed
to Chase and Company
surrounding territory Horn the heights in his new
home while the ulhei I
a year ago amounted to >2838, a Wednesday by the Board of Pubtha
animate
are
now
the
lending
attraction
st
tie
sou.
difference of >S22.
Ik Instructions. The contract
me Month In 1
West Side Primary
of
I’ollce fine* during June (Moun calls fo r tha expenditure
ted to >4T2 while fine, collected >1841 for a roof with a 18 year
during the same month of la*t guarantee.
year amounted to »?B.T8, Fine*
A contract for new plumbing
collected this June were >3.18 short In the Rantord West Hide Pri
of that collected last June.
mary School calling for the ex
Klectrk permits issued num penditure of >130.00 was award
bered five and amounted to >8.00. ed to Lee Brothers.
i i Mrs. Esthar Ridge give a Plumbing per mil* issued numbered
Two bids were
received on
>o >12.80. each o f the above and runtrmete
'monthly report on <ha Scmlnuk Tour amt amounted
Thera
uierc
no
plumbing
or
eltrV C o u n t y Wslfars Board which wxv
awarded to the lowest bidder*.
Irk permit* issued during June
i *- accapiad and ordsnd fU#d.
Five lota were purchased frum
of
last
year.
■l '- ,r A t tha raguaat of County judge
■ the Meiach Realty Company for
The record of arrests by the
.
R. W. Wara, tha Commissioners
I >300.30.
These lots are situ■ ‘authorised tha potchaia o f a ft>- Police Department shows one ar } Bled just south o f the silt* o f the
rested fur petit larteny, I I for
4 Mg satinet fo r hkf office.
\ West Bide Primary School and
./-■ Pormiaskn waa alto grcnied to drunkvnnsas. 28 for disorderly con j will be used for playgrounds.
duct,
two
fur
drunkenness
and
dlsL S 'D a s c s i MeDougtll to puichaxe a
All school pupil transporter*
I..' type wriUr for her af flea not to ordetly conduct, one for keeping J In the Sanford district were re
a disorderly boose.
Eight ware arrested for being • appointed subject to drivers’ se
Inmates ef a disorderly tmiur, live curing permits from the State
were held far Investigation, five Superintendent of public ln*Uuc.
wire arrested for reckless driving, lion, In conformity with recent
/oug for gamblin'*, two or exceed* regulations goveraing eligibility
_ tha
B speed
■ ___limit,
JPPH
J for
flng
oite
for as
*•- of driven o f school buses.
Wj I, Haghay. delegate l * the __
Drivers of school buses In
MaMaaal Tow sand >Convention, sault, one for (ailing Ikptor with other diatrkta will ha appointed
out
a
Ikvnia.
Mil) give a data Rad report ?f tha
Two*wen arrested for operating as soon as recommendation* nf
f t U j h D a Aagvlee .a) the
a
motor vehk’e while under the trustees a n submitted. It was
'Weakly saeeting af tha Sanford
Influence of lulaxkaUng liquor. announced by Superintendent T.
Tewaaead Ouh to the Walaka
six wens arrested for doing busi W. Lawton. The** will also ha
-Bu'MIog tonight, aacordlng to
to the new state regu
ness without a license, three .for
feanatacy AhUwt A. Eirahhoff.
treshbig and eatorbig, four tut lations, ha pointed out.
f . A sapper will to served to tha pilfering and toileting, one for
wtoh tooms at SiM P. M„ Mr, ■hop Ufling. three for running a
LKBakkaff stated, sad the , bual- red light.
.
W
meettag will, open at ■ : »
T to
total
number * created
ram* U M hot M were dismDeed
and I t ewers war* transferred Ig
other courte or counties.
NLRB Told Ford France Puts On Bolder Front
Should Bargain After Daladier Takes Reins
With CIO Union
> |M8
Dudley Proposes En
forcing Re-EmploymentOf 192Workers
Hoghfey To Report On
Townoend Convention
M organ F ile s S uit
To R e ta in P o sitio n
As TVA C h airm an
Landon Declares L
Depression Is
Purely Political Model Plane Meet To
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, July
AM M. London charged
lee* night th* present depression
D "purely priltk ar and waa
breoght on by awthoda tad pollfBn of t t o ' Rooootrett adminia-
trailon,
Replying
,
to
greaidknt
Roooe-
vaftV recent ffitoiJi address, tto
1N8 Rspuhlkan Maaldantial nombmt charagfprfM 'Uto Presktenfe
•pooch no ntoStow tool varslon
Be Held In Daytona
Lions Start Campaign
For C Of C Members
LOCAL
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program during the U o
w*ek^ ill
a nature study urufer 'he]
dim V Htn of i
R Ma«nnt pre'i
di nf of Hu- Fbirnia Audu on
cu-ly Mr Mii*nn will give uri |
i lu*i| a(**d lci'lura- Morid iv
and
pel *nnally direct the fir** nu
*ure *tudy hike
4b II II l*i* *
The rump *i»ff chu*fn by Mr
t I *' •» :
Mom* in h, *i*t him 'hi* >cm i
m priced tt( ih** following < R
f, I huAid, Hilly
Zirliary,
" Wiight, Hu hard
Mu-t-rt,
Rv'l
, H<gg r Dotigla* GarrtiM, Rayiinoiil
Mon%*ibalgr. John Mtugan nml
D Kiiy * *■'per Mr*. Caia Strn
I*
**n«i% * r* gi-*eieif nuf*ef will m
»p**cl thi* boy, nr the rmnip em h 1
day. Mr*
M nrr Stem per wi|
ag»m >e in rhatgv of p anrimg the
rural* and Ihe dining hill
II !
Sam L'lurirr, of Duy*ona Be h h,
Mr Moiri* reported, will be in
charge of all wider * p o r 'l l o > *
will participate tn al form* 4-f
wwimming umli*r hi* *4iprrvision.
,"H‘ I
He wilt atm give le.**on* in twim
‘ i m,r,K
rnatit- i
All pari nil of the buy* who at
w *i*i *i.mv'iv*. I
w ill I"* welcomed Li ' h
V"ikii*Mn |rani|i on Thursday afteriimm1
*
from 2:00 un’ il 5:.'I0 o'clock Any
ay interested in ihe c.mp who
Fresh Peach
Ice Cream
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at
your
S e m in o le
fa v o rite
D e a le r
'STAR BRANDT
JAoe
Wilson Bret, Seeks For Men
Clauieer lioeiery For W e mem
315 E. First
PHONE 634
Ivey’s
Eshelman’s (Red Rose) Guaranteed
Feeds
r » « n |tn rr «itr
br m in lB ffil
p r l r e e r t l l f c at n r « U v f ( I r a l - i r a d r r * # i l mm*M t o o
w ill
I b a l »!»r« n
I h r b l a b r a l * b b I I U , ■ ! laaw rai f r l m .
We d e live r at nu a dditional ch a rge .
Long wood Feed & Fertilizer Store
l.nnifwiind, Fla.
Fred £. Madden, prop.
Liquors - Winra - Whiskies - Gins
.'III! Sanford A ve .
I low Fu rm e ra M ay Foe F 1 IA T n
l inim re F a rm P ro p e rly ?
C. lil. Boyd & Co
1 I1 J I
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Classified Advertisements
m
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of
A ll t y p e , n f f.m tw e a r fo r
c i r r y m r m h v r o f i h r fa m
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Wa Carry A Complete Line Of
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iiia.
A rprrnimatply fg) youth* *r»scheduled 'o fenve .Sjhjrdav fnr
two week* si1 f ani p IVivtonn, II
V. M»iri*. dim -ior «.f the cimp
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LEGAL NOTICE
1.
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t. ■ (Ilk . Mvorv. H l.k . t»*
la a. T w o -k a u
k in . r l . m . n .
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ArnaM, TV; WHOM IT MAT CUNCKIIN.
ana, M rOawan. Racrlftra*, Cimk.
h U T l C B la haraby il v v n
Ihal
iMubla play*, Htllk In Ih* uadaialaniHt will nn |h* u . h
Film ** la a illK I* U n i t , day uf July A. 11. m i
.1
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Uakal; Draw* to WeOowan o'clock A. M , or aa *>ein ikareL*ft a* l.aaa, la a fn r l • flar aa iha maliar may be hcar<l.
la. Ilaaaa nn hal)a. off aaply 10 Ik* Juila* nl lb* Math
all I. K ill* .r a i l 1 Judicial rireuli, .« am: | „ r Kamloul. by ra n k I. U a tw a ll I
bol# Cnunly, Vlotbla. for aa' nrd -r
4. 111.a. off 1'nnh. I In T In- of adoplloa of John liVary Itrmiff
_ Vi Flla a a rn M t In l* L i . n*M. a cobire* lafanl mala rhlbl.
■all I In a 1*1. «i llnnrh a In uMa r Ih* naoia of John ll.nrr
■>1, t. W IM pllrh , Vt.larf.1'1
Major.
Ik. Oank. raanaa I*.lie nm*.
lhilait
at
Kanlurd.
Uamlool.
•1 Winn) a* nllchar tlunrh
•Ins pllrh.r. FllaaaraM I'm
Cnwarl aa* lluatar Tima al
Sanford’s Fam iiy
Shoe Store
einiMR 17H.J
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W kfliT i
i I* a common Japanese caatorn to decorate prominent men,
iftnr death,
C&C LIQUOR STORE
OP ALL KINDS
lUadach*.
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SIGNS
COLDS
flr*i
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ha* not already rimed *»i attend
should get in touch with Mr.
Morri* hr for** noon on Frhluy,,
R. N. NIPPER
apal
n|Mtii
. . vat Sin »#— 7 Smith, I.ury K. t
tlhi* ( i*
y Miford it'uiu
MALARIA
I*
Mason To Direct
Study Of Nature
At Camp Winona
Dfl** nf Ihe h ig h lig h '
Th e I'aytoiK jn- m i le
back
>n
the t i l t h In rnu* I h g L i with five
rai/ht h if* including n tu p le ' y
t arl Jfthnwin and >i home run hy
Bob Rurnsed, and contim nd their
m erry knocking of the o il apple
to score nine run* in the frame
llrm iitfa
W a lrfa liit
and w in t\ir game, t'n d c r *eimI Ik . i I
I
Cl
pro rule*, w h«n one club t* tig h t
Wl
run* ahead, the game i* cvlli'ii
1**i U 1n W.»-flMlUt-MI
V Ik t W j . l i l l i g l H l I
automat icntly Th e Daytonnii* got
| MM 1 ill* a| I 1*ft »t»f k I
eight Ntratght hit* m the ninth, *«
*11 U
I1|I| |'I» l|tl>ld jf ,i blerN i ho ice which left e ve tyf.gmM I ndn r
fa .tt*a . I n • I I I * •!
iiin »afe -» T h m l llia e m iit Adam*
of Hanford dtu| pe«J ’ he baB, and
! 'w o more hit** includiieg u triple
ll lt lN G S
KM II \< K H E A D
bv It*'I |lurn**d, in m -mihu * their
|| |r i*d nine r u n . without ,i pu'oui a . ’ lie
R A W L IN S , W yn * hVi
Sniiford i tib f*d*teit up
by h livi-mlog'k rom ptm y to rid i*Sc in i pro
tom (tarn* Ml
g.'im* *
rung*' of pitrlM tory hi'iir'*
Jim
w ill la* re *timed ' im iio ih o v
w i'h
I |rdd« r w i d ift"o th r Buttle i rrrlk Dak K ill plryiti*? |iivL«n a IRacti,
ro iin try and came hark with 11* * Th u ra d a y D rm nd will p a y Sailhull**4 of ht bear* and unt* n .h , font.
rf prrvcnt mg » »n■nilh"m h oi k The
I T I H l T 'i A t » i * l > r n IIH i
* i % y n i i ii
P* w M P* '
com pany r-d Imati'il
th r
Iwar
Vl«*m*. Hi
J ** " 3 “
> th* Gondolier* but failed to l**t hurllnir «.aff little Art lllrd re
•*1« th i Lookout'! big nun*
bit will poaaibly yet the itimiml cull
raged him out in the third
with for the Grins with
Jitko Bunch
H a ir four run ra'ly
Manaarr .tandlne hy f.*r relief dutlei.
N «III« Leich 'hen rent in hi. r*.'h-,
Th(, |inp.up fnr )hr Gondolier*
111 ntlef Hurler, Jake Bunch, 1o will inrlt.de S***l*l7 (iro n . ill ritfht
iWlfl but Jake wa* not nn effre fielil, Mel A rn id d in re n te r field,
aa he has bleu for the l>iok- Steve ftfeW nn th in ! b a .r , Fra n k ie
p U ilirrd him for <»n run* m ltre w . nn «hnrl.tn|i, Iln lrh M m .
third, two In Ihe fourth mid hehinil the (d u lle r, Chet
ClentI oft* In Ul« fifth. Juke Wit. in hot m**n. tit left field, ..k in n v Me
L w |ltr av*iy iniunit hut he whi C nw an nn .ernn.l have, and Hilly
lived by the brilliant fielding of •inbel nn f tr .l boar.
M l mite*
^ n r Ihe I,>ink<iilte, Rilly Mnnrr
ilfA M g tr
Rill
"K iw
Mea''’
Jtodfcri lent Cl* (,'hcf Cook '<> w.ill lead off amt play in ren
•l i t hill for th* Lwkuut, and with ter field. Joe Uoljark in left
t i l tietp'lon of Ihr .rrnnil In- field. Eddie liavi. on fir»l hane.
Cook i*t hi* oppontnl! Hob 1'll inan on third have, Mayo
I with *»»*. f'ook wl> tiiurhrd Langatnn in ri«ht field, llnhhy
but thrio hit a ftilkiwint: 'h« Slllh on MTi.nd ha.e, Johnny kdlr.l ;ifH) mh»rp.
A di or Johnny f'nntrrra. ratrh*
lU n ia .
' C*ok waa taken nut in Ihr In* I.eHov deftamua nn nhorthth and rvplareil hy
Harold »top and lludwin nr Taylor on
a n Id, |t*wrnm*r
the Ovik the hill.
’ horltnf torp. However, ram
to pour and FitierraM
t unable lo control ihr we< and
ball.
nightcap waa cilled uff *1
•Wni a iM o'clock and l> waa not
Cld when Ihe name will be
W arranty llrrd a
but It l< rip rclril that a
|M« bill will be played when •Shellllo, May will, et al. Tn Wal
ier A, Mainn et ua,
Lookoula travel to l c r . t u r (
Slewarl, H ,r,h J.. wkl. To M .« A T LKKIHI III!
well Stewart el u i.
tn ro n i>
Smith, lliehanl Martin T « Flo.or. cf
ence Dean Well.,.
Ifa.k If
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Edith W nllirr, ««1. To M r.
llUnan lb
Elorenre Lean Well,
Itlaa >f
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Pui*. O. J. el u i. To Ruby II
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William,
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C*k p
Hull Claim Heed* .
b, F ttlli.a la •
Hen,on. (iuy A. el ux. Viol* «'.
To W. E. Klrchhoff, J r.
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Ptck, Martha A., wkl. To W\ L.
r i M t uawn
Davit,
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MW1API
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Uavia, W, I,, el ux. Jo.ephliK* II,
To II,try II. lleetetl el m .
Crop I .lent |ind Challel Morlaapr,
M arliair*
A llama, T, K el ux. ‘Klla 8. To
Sanford Prod. Credit Atan.
Flower*, C. M. el ux. To Sanroid
Prwl, Credit A«an.
71 i t* l« P ippin, II. II. et ux. T o Sanfurd
T tla li
a— 1 aut wlitn *am. , . I lr«l In
Prod. Aaair.
L o c a l s A r c Limited To Two Scattered
Hits Ity Daytona Roach Hurler;
Play Ormond On Thursday
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-0**> — A fl«r the
I tiUik* at |•*! t■*ii« |U*. h . mi
arc {inn.lol.era and the ,uani i « » M r «*-■ i ■, h i
l.tta S s fl
ml l i i s f n r i i ,
Lookout* tiatlUil Bight InSi
A . 4 i 1 MM' i f * o I « O i l * *
I I y***erdny 'h i (ion* ■|iI*
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I o Lrifol
B**r*<) to |l||| hold their jin* »f|
*M Lookout. ( ,
ihry r ijrtlirrii1
\ t non i i. i i : u.l i
•4* affair 0 to 1.
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g £ I h * - Gondolier* pushed ncrn »|
••ftn Hilt* ill the nerrind inning.
Vtf U k « • erven run Im l ami II..I. i
Naiwall itoixi the luokmi’ n mi J
4jUlr tara during the firvi <»«i|
• U n tti. However, •hr
l.imkutil *|
Itrwialt#
tr ilr r d n f
H nt« back to wore fuur run* :ii >
Th e Lookout a piny hosts to
ll»« third, *wo runs in thr fourth
ad eat run in the fifth to knot night to the Leesburg Gondoliers
Manager Nellie Leach will bring
I he acorr.
j. Tits ICO re remMnt'il knotted mi - hi* troupe here in an attempt to
111 Oil lait of the eighth when make it two at might over the
% M IH II %*
Mm Gondoliers »cored twice be Rodgers outfit
Manager Rodgers has nut nn
fhra S downpour of rain ended
j~#tba eofiUat and caused the second nuunred hi* starting nurlera but Nr « Him
paint of the scheduled double it may he Std H udson,
lanky
M d t r t0 be postponed.
righthander, or Hob T a y lo r , a
* } M t i w t l l •tar’ eii nn the hill fnr new ndditinn
Sluggers Drop First Tilt
In Semi-Pro Tourney, 9-1
THE STANDINGS
cfiXH’.DUNN^Sicru O p « r« tlre^|
W A N TED
n m a i a a n w iiik . m « im k u r . ,
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IN D E P E N D E N T P A 1 L Y N E W S P A P E R
VOLUM*XXtt
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
Disturbance East
Of Jax Reported
Reach 1,000 In
J A C K S O N V IL L E , July V
Established In 1908
8, IM S
WHERE DARING BOATMEN LOST BATTLE WITH RIVER
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* w » located, a alight. dinm Hm iko today about 400 mile*
«a*4
*600 School Children
Drowned At Kobe
As Overtaxed Res*
ervoira C o l l a p s e
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Americans Said
To Be Iinperiled
Numerous Landslides
Reported In Hills
Surrounding Kobe
- ^ K Y O , J u ly CL— ( A P ) — A
ktroua flood surged tol through Kobe, princlc,
#t » t t o f . wcatefh* Japan.
A id reliable" estimates placed
, num ber of "dead a^‘ between
v 400 and 480*petTio*iii. A Kobe
resident f^lephoned* to To k yo
.h at dpatructlon waa h e »yy
and aald the death toll m ig h t
■reach, 1,000.
Tha - Inundation tame on . tha
he(la of-acrioua flood* which teat
week kwept wide anas of Japoa
and left A j » l l estimated,by the
hare* ministry at 861 kilted, In-
ektuy Issued at 10:30 A. M.
aabi lha Internally waa dlmlnLbiUff aad lb* dtetttrtanc, waa
awetog
nartboMtward. Tba
UCtUne for (bo atat 34 boon
In an area
cooeUdrebU dis
tance off tha ‘ coast of the
Carolinaa and a alight equally
condition ov«r the northern
Bahama* and the Florida
» trait* for tba neat M hour*.
K iw aniant Are
S«n ByrdRemtrksOn
Failures Met With
During His Career
8tm Byrd, addrarehig tha Klwaaiane at their regular weekly
Ivntkeon at Uia Valdes Heta) to
day, ipent moat of kto'Uare tell
ing of the failures Incident U hi*
career.
II* told of, Ihal purehaao of
"Journeyman.' from SnU no O ld well who authored “Tobacco Road,"
the play bt which Bam gained na
tions! renown or hid portrayal of
Dado Lester, 'a cracker boy.. -
Control Group SugS ats Measures To
ake For More Ef
ficient O p e r a tion
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Firm Ordered To Stop
Aittf-Unlon Activitieft
company, Yancey, * y - te
Intarfiring wHb’ effort* *< Ute
United Mina Workers to enten
te* tba coal workers fas Harlan
county. Kentucky.
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The board ordered tbp company
to re-amplay 84 man w te U da*
elded, wore discharged far union
activities, and to diabend, na a
company-dominated
union,
tba
Yancey Warkman
Aaaoctetloo,
In*.
Tba baud'* ardor waa n^m lad
to prohibit tba mining cota^agy
from barring U . M- .W. aefgnte-
tho MU* by tb* sltere •
•vj^IrenUdywtakwak. b
,'teft there was ' ga
paale.
anish
l0Sa 8 U. S. Takes Lead .
inKTo in Refugee Parley
,|Ctr , Spanish Factions Are
Declaring that. It woo’d not A*,
filling for tht rattling commiit**
(a do .rear* than make reeommondaMreu, It waa paintad out that
mep* of 'needed adjustments" will
tegeire. only the approve) of ih*
♦•So*itfee. aad com lat mainly of
h g A n s p ie le la the effka rou
tine- A fow, howaver, will neccaaJtgla amendments to >h* marhetE. R. Wakefield and A .)
h C k * tl, which |f wi> pointed out,
coold b* worked well, el a later to aavlgate the turbulent wale
eomplUhed. But the river w
•truck a 'tub merged rock near
drowned. . Hunt wat, injured ,
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nr C H U IL r i CHttKKM
jford'a Sam Byrd ha» refd hom* eg* in from a yaar
iccreeful acting in New York
yaer that definitely mark*
m on* of the pre-eminent
seemed aad that serious misun
derstandings might be avoided In
thia msnntr. Tho committee also
suggested that frerept reports be
TjsqoJred. •
Regarding estimate*, tha comreltte* recommended that a suffi
cient number of field men be em
ployed to allow pra-lmhtary esti
mate. on whleh to base prorate
recommend*Mono and that a final
estimate be mad* on the day be
fore or on tho day of the cutting.
The fie** number well be used to
determine the altetment percent
age for' the state while Ih* scond
wit) be used to determine the num.
bar of crates to he allotted to each
Indlvldoat.
Declaring that report* to Hi* In
dustry are matt essential, the
eommltae pointed out that a
■light Increase in office eipent*
will permit distribution of bul-
gvney allotments and withdrawpte, Ih* committee recommended
U)*t certain field awn be desig
nated to pas* an application* and
stated that thstr decision would
ba final vxcapl as qualified by lha
(ammltte* ar tb* BacreUry of
ARtlHtara.
The commHta* further pointed
M l that under tba provision* cf
tha Mnrtsltef A freemen l. emer
gency alio*manta and withdrew,
ala war* permitted only te correct
srs te J*4g*»sn'. unforaaoen
ittmr condkloos and similar conana. Tkks season there was no
ignited aatbartty t* pass on
m appileatten*.
Isgardteg vlateUawa. th* com■ttteonald that aa tha provUteni
d tba Marketing Agreement Im*f
A g rleu itu r.
das setdad uyan far anH Urn commute* mad*
V
war
rniled Its f\n\ year today
w h ile
Europo* aoughT to
tm stef nniriAtlon of Up
Sparf
HI Wsr by speed.
t«S ^
of foreign
soldiers. * . J
xho Chincne. trying desI'-'nUely to block the invadrrn’ drive on Hankow. proW
Tht* C h ln c s e -J n p n n p s e
> Spanish slunal capital, laid how title** I*
them from tho Yangl** River about Itukaw
i uet the m il strengthened • defensive
boom aeroM river 10 mil** xbov*
r*n-trailing Kiultang.
laturilty u
. h, y reported thay had f l m
rumrc* n , . p , n f i e netback* along the Yah
rrm«. >uch ( low Rlv„ . t wh#r* th*y *ald thay
endowed with a .low Soutturn
OI
b*IJi«'r*«V h .d inflicted 100 casualties. sag
drawl la say what hr w«* think- ** "on‘ n '
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right*, ,|t .
along coa*t n o rth aait of Hire
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king whpr* they said th*y h*J
-tven though he retain* hi. Alm.rk , (l „
captured the, town* of FowalaR
Southern ■ct rnl, S»*i» • wult*. rx- ,o
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and Yenchang.
preaiivo mouth form* word. f" ' Kr»rn-,- .r,' n
In Tokyo, tha war office »n*i
t*r than ona might **p«i from a i. , t o
nounced that Japan*** had ocei>
Southerner, lie intimated lh»t lie , " ^
uul
pied 1111,000 square mile* 4
had t„ b. cartful not to eb.orb a ,urn
Northern ecctnt. Uo*« actor* who (>j ,hj. ^ nj
Chinese territory and Inflicts
try te tmilal* * Southern erevnt
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1,300,00(1 casualties atnea »tt
of Jhe campaign, and Hated
mak* a Oteee of i*. he deeUretl.
Kveiy t;m
•net* lotrea gt >6,019, b r^ lA
Sam, who one* had Idea* of be- CKav(| ij, p m
Chinee* have estimated
coming a newtpipecr*j*tter. Kon.’ ln Ppa
vadera' casualties f a r j ^ i J H .5
teeded.no prompting* ** b> what ,0 do with
of that ficirv* -•. - r U B K ,
«w mx-' Hw knew what t« nay- and with the |m
In Spain,
iM I
Nt-w to lay l«.
(he Mtdi'cti
rushed heavy relnfotreiil ml is
He pointed out that in addition Spanish j«-n
a IS-mile frost along W §*0
to visiting hi* family, he intended
Tho »prci*
to vi.il Marjorie Klnn.n Kawlin*, ih,- Mrditen
Iterranean coast to tH d 'h 'l
the novcIUt who*o recent twol. , ic island* n
age of a sorieo of IhnreM i
’"The Yearling," ha* achieved aui h l*„j» <rt. i|
forced government mOttfaViii
wide are'almi to dl*cua» the |»>- „nd lie ju*l
fall back at Tour point*.'
•iblllty of producing a pl«>i ham-d that country
Great Britain lent spoeigl
oil her novel,‘•Mouth ...... . Under." rPB, nn why
aengrra to Government
llu *aid Mia* llawlin* wanl* t‘* hruiieo **.
.urgent capitate aahtng -ui
Iry her hind at play writing and ,||miKC „ ([r
con.iileration for tho Bgrc
th»i if »at|.factory arrangement. mar|nrN
Non-Intervention C o a m i l t
cun be m*de he may ptodute »urh H.li-ark-*.
f 13.760,000 plan for aTtteu
u play after t:hri*ttuu».
i|,,. |
foreign volunteer* from ftp
There ere two oilier play, he iary h,.yil t,, ||„ Afrnan colonies
At Kvinnles-Bains, Fj^pi
i. coll tide ring for |a,aaib e pro
Krirmt- crrlonie* tin* would 31! nation conference on gel
duct ion after t hrratntaa. litre i« ir
men trnd eupplie. irerotr* the refugees, inspired by -Fro*
light piero callul ‘Muft for I *'* >f,M||teii.man to Prance if .he itiiusevelt. opened with the T
I era" and the other I* rilled Sold
n, „ I,liter end war. su .tr. taking a U sd In U s
loquy" Mam didn't think much of
n*|,.*ric. in Mu»*ollni'a tim inary conversations.
’ lha lalt Olio for he h»tdly rot n han,|,( ,„ (1 gj||,.,| wph Italian aubtinned i', but the former play im,rn,e
anil
air pi me
tin.e.,
seemed to faireinutc bim
Kruiire’. Ilrn- of supply from AfriAlthough Hat*> fir.^ achieved n w|(|||(, u ,
fame alt ‘Mlude I^ .'e i
m
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Then fliere*. fiiliralter, now in
burro Hold1’ he eipial'i d lu. per n , , tblh f,airr|a, winch give, liriliini
formsnet in hit rt»U in “«>f
,„ „ ir,i| „f L„ih «-ml- .»f ihiiU<i M»n" during
l’**1
'»naiw nii, If <i«*rmuny rmihl i*rvvl
Tht* piny wns ntcUimrt *h» “
lug gun i-mi'Uo rinfit^ unit o lh rr
Low Rent Hoiisii Sam Byrd Returns To City
Case To Be Heal
•For Short Vacation Visit
irtmsnt
PRINCETON, 1
- N r . and If n .
Urged By BtiutfnJTo
Accept Peace P la^
-* ** ’
* elyarly daftead legally.
•ten Of UMW.
trnfalr labor
Chinese Lay New De
fenses In Desper»tc E ffort T o Stop
Japs Hankow Drive
n i VcS
had ralurnerl tu Sanford for u
short visit with hfs mother and
stepfather, Mr, and Mrs. W. A.
Zachary, 1 called Sam on the tele
phone end asked for an interview.
Scores of Americans war* Mid
to ba Imperiled by the flood*.
Fryttertek Taylor, native of Sacramento, Calif, at midnight gave
tha A a*oeiatad press a vivid
t*U phoned picture of the flood
which had cut a tragic path
through the heart of the city of
038,000.
It’s alUl reining and I am
heading for higher ground be
fore morning'’ Mid Taytor, long*
time reeldent of Kobo. 1 will try
to get out by launch tomorrow.
Boat estimates show between
400 and 484 dead but So many
boildingi have been smashed flat
that nobody can M y fur a cer
tainty, w* - know five foreigner*
are dead, Tkeys ape a Frvrwhman. a Rosaten. a German worn*
•n aad two Portuguese children.
1 do not belter* any A me. Irens
have been hilled ^r hjored.
“It has been ratebig fu* three
day* end tba bUh oa all sWi-v
at Koba have been clipping-" 11*
soft the si idea Mamed to ad
vene* Ilka moving mounts ms
right op ta< tba residentic] dietrkta. T h e y cam* up U wttbln
a. few f0*t of my place. Too can
Fighting In Orient
Continues On First
jAnniversary Of War
Eoll owing a jut »f difficult lea
Iwtred bat wrek which in lha
opinion of lha Coatrol Committee
hIndartd lb* efficient operation of
UW Celtry Ifitkctlng Agreement
daring lha p«at eeiren, lha cont* !“ •# today released • tut of mgguthiM for remedying the situ*-
’ BAN FRANCISCO, July
“The play w**' a much better,
i if)— The Dollar Liner °Preaidant
TUratend" reported today at drama, than 'Tobacco'Bead*. Spat
declared, “but u*e puhUr didn’t
tele «o I t ™
> l(i ;
Bare told about tha production t i
“Joureayrean" which epetaed IM*
aeasaa while ha waa playing ‘b»
“6 f Mire aad. Hen." He ^ I d after
Out of tho failure o that ptey,
hs declared, he had learned a
gnat deni. Ha pointed out that
Henry Hull, who ployed the pelt
of Jeeter Lester In "Tobacco
Rosd," sold be should have teamed
more from that failure than from
all of his successes put together.
Stating tbet he waa glad to be
back la Sanford among *11 hb
friend*, Bam said the hardest place
to prove that on* te a success U
in tha hom* town where every
body has known you for years.
President Sidney Nte thinknd
him for speaking to the club and
wtehed him a peasant visit.
Georg* A . DeCottes was chair
man of the program committee.
N U M B E R 268
reft random. Tha loan would bo
repaid with an annual nub.idy
from the Federal Government and
with ren tal, from the hou.*a.
Lawyer* for the lluuaiug Au
thority declared
the
prnpo.ed
projects did not involve any obli
gation upon tnunici|>ally owmd
property that might subject it to
taxation for payment of th« loansJacksonville proposes to bor
row about 11-021,000 from the
government, and
raise
about
112,1,000 locally by sale nr debr-n
turea from a lnw-cont housing
project. The 012.7J1OO would tepaid from rentals, which also
would raalntain and extend the
housing community, The Federal
I
loan would be retired with a sub'
aidy grant of about 0-17,000 •
year from tho government.
Florence W illiams
Tha issue In the case la wheth
Dies A t Home Here
er the’ debenture* to bo Issued
foe obtaining the loena constitute
bonds within the provisions of
Mr*. Florence
Williams, A6.
tho Stale Constitution.
Bonds died at her homo at 416 Palm et
cannot be Issued without the ap to Avunue at 6:46 I’. M. yester
proval of free-holders In an elec
day, following a lingering illness.
tion.
Mr*. William* ha* resided in
Sanford for the past eight year*
and waa a member of the First
Methodist Church. She>wt* born
In Colquitt, Ga. on Mar- It, 1873.
Two
nephews,
whom
she
reared, Theodor* and Robert
Ratbol of this city- survive. Also
one brother, Ashley Roberts, and
A naw bird cage U under con one ilstar, Mr*. Ctndi* Mock,
struction at tha Municipal Zoo. both of Colquitt. Gait will ba used to houa* paraFuneral services will be con'
kaata and other email bird*.
ducted at the Erickson Funeral
W. T . Nctttea, dlstrlat agent Hom* thl* afternoon at 0:00
af th* Agricultural Extension di o'clock with tho Rev. Paul Redvision of tha University of Flor team, pastor of the First Meth
ida, wan In confsrenc* with odist Church, officiating. The re*
County Agent a R. Dawson this mains will ba sent to Colquitt
wbore burial will be made «n Frlatornlag.
kf. L Hughty will repor^-on
bte trip to tha Towasand national
aoavanfton la California tonight
at, tha regular meeting af the
W ASH IN G TO N
Sidney
Sanford Club at Voteha Building
Hillman, teadar of tk* Committee
•at 1:00 o'clock.
for Industrial Organ! ta t ion's tex
Work begun yesterday on tho tile worker** organ iulng commitnow front for- tho Yowell Com, party. Whan computed tba en tea* aald test night that his ortire renovation fateludlng tb# re gaahntten hopes te us* tha wageef an air con- hour law a* a springboard for
wlU have cost roospisl* unianteatten of lha tennbant f 10,000,
tlie tedustry.
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Jaycees Propo
Decrease In I
To Induce Joi
tcr««M nnn4
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Funeral Rites To
Be Held Thursday
For J a s .. F. Sikes
the first of a new summer
"Ic in which tha elub wjlj
at the hotel tha f i n ^ m i d
rM > rs u i]ilD i' Julv 6.— » Franco victory, ir only l.ormnnv T u tx ’.yu during July £ d
ST. P*r r E N , ^ R, " i
and Italy ...u ld take their vuluu
(A*)—Jam es r t 8ik*sr 13, P
| pvr>. so-called out of Spain am
I'ri-.ntent J, L
Rcrwian
neiil St. Petersburg attorney, 1hfl jU|,.a rir s | i ' , quite nalut*
appointed a cum mitts* coi
and farm er Stale senator
f', r ,f„r these two powerful nations to of Alva Collins, Laula Mai
I'inellaS county, widely known allow Franco te bomb vessel, himself to investigate Um
^
L , is ut«ie ,ii,m early carrying their flags, and other of garbage collection InJth
throughout the State.
I
wlt# „ffrr , hfm insult, so long o'
yesterday morning a t Hay l in *
figure they can eventual!) A report will be made 1 g
next meeting.
V eterans' Hospital a fter an illness )ur(1 5 |u. . 0linl and Miller sway
A report on tha flab-fry
of Mvsral month*.
without risking a war.
by the New Smyrna Jayct
<nie* a form er prosecuting
Tha* explain*- why Franco! Thursday waa gtvsn be
'
.
.
|j
„( planes, which priilmbly ar* I'sl
attorney and county Judge
!>n tiUnri( b j i r J in ll)# Balearic* Rowland. Ha Mid tba p|tr
Pinellas eounty. Mrved in ‘h* „ e bf**tlng’ »w*y a t ships flyini from the Sanford club; ora
H ut* ftenata through tho l»>3 , htt n r Rj,h f a g w ithout any Inter appointing as only fang (
•
and 1016 Msston*. In 1014 h*j ferrnef. Any show of anger on Hv were present.
waa an unauecenaful candidal# for,
t o{ , he British Just nh,’
DEPOSITS UP
the lata Park Trammell's seat In n)|Khl wrfck lh, British treat)
NEW YORK—OP)— 0
th* United States , Senate.
with Italy, under which Italy pro
Bikes waa graduated In tew miac* eventually te git out of thi tional Bank, In tta stat
condition a* of Juaa I
from the University of Florida
trw iis w t «* >'«« *te»
yesterday, showed dap
12 , 162.228,000. compared
^ 'V ' to it^ r e
C AN AL S TR IK E
W *
“
CAIRO, Egypt— <^1— Seven hun- 136,387.000 on Juna 1
A World War veterdn with 21
SufI ^ aiu| worker* went on Loan* and discounts dr
months oyanaan service
in # tll.down , lrlk, y.it.rdsy and (664.027,000 from 0809,0
Franc* and tha Army of Occu- f | fortm»n were Injured In a year ego.
patten in Qarmattjr. Btk** hsd f| „ h thlt r„ult«d. but transit
kwn prominently idontlfUa with ^
||,e wnUrway waa not an*
veteran*’ activities II* waa * dangsred.
teadsr in tha movement that sue_________________
esaded In teeating tha Bay Plne*j k ASHUA. N, H . — W — Th*
W E A TH E R PORRCAJ
Veterans Hospital In Floridn.
M .ouneo baby dsughar bom to In north, mostly stead
Ho wlU ba burled at Bay Piaas1Mr*. Horten Glynn of Bennington south portion with Malta
•National Cemetery Thursday aft- u day* ago, died yesterday, Tha srs on the southwest tnr
emooa at 8 a'rteek with military ’ infant wax reported th# smallaal south coast* tonight at
lit**,
s
ever bom her*.
» south portion Thursday.
LOCAL WEA1
�»
ford Herald
At the Supreme Court’* hearing yenterday on the
Volusia county sheriff’ll attempt to prohibit the. operation
of marble table*, in compliance with Governor Cone** ex
pressed instructions, counsel for the operator*‘ insisted
that the table* were not gambling devices, that there was
no payoff, and that they were Intended for amusement
purpose* only.
The Attorney General’s office, representing the sher
iff, contended that a payoff was intended on the basis of
a certain total score, and that thiH payoff when made con
stituted gambling. In other words, if a particular player
STRANGE A S IT SEEMS—By JOHN HEX
W«teWMrym»f oMr— tta
o m iW L H F R o M H E
tiW ttiC 'W J T tR O F W & G
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First M om of
THl T tiu m tiT to ,
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iN E A D A T, J U L Y 8. 183*
fTHftKE FOR TODAY
H ill us lii A M iirtu y G rn e ra l G eorge G ib b * ’ ntu te m im 1
I hut t h r public m ust In- ijnili.s-livl «g nln* t it* d ra irc to g a m b lr, Itiere ra n tat no doubt a m ong rig h t th in k in g
people.
"W e know that h u n ia n l'y ileniri-s lo gam bio,"
M r. O 'I i Iih
said, “ lin t we know Mint g a m b lin g i* ngninst the ln*»t in '.ervsts of a gre u l * ln tr.
A ll g a m b lin g is iiiirra n rin g , bill
it is not nm iiaing when you lime.’’
■f&OHAUy MAPS AMP
'ttiB b i.pQ Q ppotom
M6Hof Wt
PURtti
Trie w o r l d w h R /
GHe HP* M API o N iy
V B A X H K Q N C tT H t*
So m a ny tim es d u rin g I he past few ye nrs we
have
lienFd folks say Moil the (s s ip ie ^ -a n ’ to ga m ble am i that
therefore they should ts- allowed to gam bit1. A n d th e y cite
a* jiroof of th e ir n tn le m ru 1. th a t the peoplu w ant tr» g u m titsTT the fa rl Mail obvloiH ly so m any o f them do. A nd
since this is so, they insist th a t
laws a ga inst g a m b lin g
should lie repealed or ignored and Mie people should ho p e r
m itted to give all th e ir m oney, if 'h e y want to, to the g a m
bling operators.
s
W e ure glad to see someone in h ig h a u th o rity
'.uke
Its of the world can’t the Hlaud (but even if the public w a ll's lo gainblo, it should
Mr world war, ■ study tie prevented so fa r as possible from doing so.
It is not
uplstrd reveals. That’s good for ’ he stale, it is not good for the c o u n try , fo r the
iy couldn’t affuril the
lasiple to gam ble. Kve n jf the |»enple wuuttsl to lake dope,
or drive a it tom oi>lies while d ru n k , they w ould U - proh ibite d,
A TYtbun*: Tmn Tampan an fa r us pos-Able. because suck things a rc not good fu r the
iy gld would find Charlie state.
i f an agreeable hinbaml,
A n d so (ssipli- should Is- p rohibited fro m g a m b lin g , if
' Me* could make him »ey
for no o th e r reason, because it is not good for the stale. l)«)l (M INI T Q t 'K F .N ............
hr Ihlftki.
The adage that "an
army
Baveti Democrat: \Vxl'*-r
marchea on its stomach" inspired
‘MMlCta . . . . that skirts
Uiigadier Helen Purviance, a Sal
k Couple of Inches shorter.
vntiun Army l-aale during the
a M A lot of other thlnga
In good timen and bad, pvople an- guilty of the com World B s r, to give thr buys In
mon human frailty of woV.e, nnd en|>ecinlly i* this true o f ; 'he A. E. F. eome goml old home
Americann who are uaetl to having mon' than citizen* of \cooking.
i Hutton's Count thought
Stationed at
Mun'r-sur-Hou*.
Germany in an example of nation that she cast about for some good
he Worth fAlWO.WMl to other countries.
that American food, eaay to prepare,
i f him. lie certainly practice* the art of saving every scrap of material
ta a*very good opinion has nerved it* original use. Every single piece of paper, that, would satisfy the appeliter
string, cloth and all garbage are collected and utilized fur of "her army." The Salvation
At ray's auppllea, however, were
some practical purpose.
limited. m
V
The nativea of Morocco in Northern Africa take dia- ■'Ptoatly wv tUacdvared
that wa
craUd.tln.CMUi #na.nwj$e l#»a*.|ful.cupa and vrmm rwI eoeild maha dadgW ds with what
ornaments which they sell to tourutg a f ' fgney prlcdf. wa had,” ah* recalls. “ We male
Automobile tires, which are tnrown away by American*, A cutter M l of An evaporated milk
are utillxad by thew native* for their shoe*. With a tittle Mil and a •having atkk holder.
used a grare-Juice boHle for
m « w ho ba lltV M th* govern- craftsmanship, what was a worn-out rubber coalng,
be-’ Wo
a railing pin The soldier* were
w ill f i t p ap u lar e h t n the
Extravagant Waste
rutta out, should rem am ber
gratitu d e I* the expectation
'or* not yet re c e iv .il."
ildeht Raoaevrll Inalata that
rath .la the nallon’a werat
nlc problem. In fact when
lorth liberated the alavea.
natpi ua ail alavea.
Uamler: We auppoae now
ime folks will aay that
haa been “ vindicated’’ by
litfal of thoae policemen tn
rgtng caa».
Advocate; A Hroakawenl hunting for barrlaa
k> a bear. Worwlrr whit
had he gone bear hunttruer U Mid to receive
red letters a weak urgpo ran fur tho prealUNO, Ganurf would ba
SSt pro tails’ between the
left wings uf the party,
come* an artfully fashioned encasement for the feet, and
foreigner* look upon the product with envious eyes.
When we cut down our trees, the branches, the twigs,
the leaves and the stumps ure left on the ground to rot,
while in Germany and certain o’. h e r countries, all the parts
of tha tree are saved and put to good umi. We think
nothing at all of throwing away scrap* of meat and food,
but these waste* in the land uf the Nazis go to feed hog*
which are sorely needed 'to twister the restricted food
supply.
As evidence of the curries* manner with which we In
this country treat our poM*e**lons, the yeurly collection of
waste material* taken from building* composing Rocke
feller Center amounts to over 200,000 cubic yards and
include* such item* us rare book*, money, stocks, jewelry,
bonds, hiitn, and coat*, Tht* amount 1* enough to fill a
train uf cars 43 mile* long or the British Empire - Build
ing—a seven-atory affair—more than BO times a year.
The preservation of the thing* we have, especially in
time* of economic adversity, should be the duty of every
individual. No one haa a right to com plain of hard times
if he is guilty of wnete.
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
By J O E IIR N B R IC K S
lacy Department of the’ Y. M. C.
) than Mu persona were
aver th* Fourth of July
r In ib b country. Moat of
i automobile
ddenl*.
tree by firework*. Time
fit fireworks would have
a number on* cause of
a That shows what can
by safety campaigns.
military wrist
Church
He la sUlloaad a t Key W#« at
praeanL
,■
:j h n .
*• Wakta* and daughter,
«atted , Saturday
Tampa and, wUt enjoy a
Martin's Garage
General *
Repairing
" Truck & Auto
Service
Bodies—Cprlnga—TraiWtf
■A f r ie d j *m c m A ffo rd
to pop
Martin’s Garage
pleated to announce the npprovnl
qf tha following W P A Projoeta.
Florida 1333, Citrn
School at
Citrn. Marlon County
In
the
amount of $0J14'J; Florida 1187
Ocala High School Project at
Ocala, Marion county
In
tho
amount of 1188,730.
C IV IL B E r i Y I C E - f have r»evivtd .linmjncriTKOl of th* fal
lowing Civil Service
elaminationa. Junior Auuutic Blologla!,
|2.lW0 a year; A««l»tan: Vlume
Economg>t. 12 two; Junior Hmna
Kcunumivt, 2JW0; A.ilatant Llglltbouae Keeper. $1140 tn $ 1480.
The' fallowing are una-iaenabUd.
Speeialiet in
Colton
Claaalng,
$3-MOO a year-, Annulate SpMlallet in Cotton Cleaaing.
I3 J0 0 ;
A nrUI ant Hovel* Hal in
Colton
L A K E B U TLER . Jo tg .
tM)
— Clarence Robert*. fUliag ata
operator, owed M iita S l
■tale attorney - Hal Y . Main**
wait., till 1 become Postmaster tn my knnoaacemeat. Thank* to
YlfitM.
i > « v .«’
General and w* will build them all of- yen,
' T n glad to’ get thla off afy
aR.
I T H E Y W IL L HE IUCRE -and
chest," he remarksd, heading
POWER
P M N T 8 -W #
are l will Ilk# K. Yesterday Harry
Maine* two piper nebs rnehala.
haring all aorta of fun trying to Lee Bak*r< our H>aU Poreatrr.
get PWA and W FA project* Bp- vUlled me- W# really have aoaa#
prated. Since being hack ia plana for forestry ta Florida. To*
Washington 1 hoe* managed to day Mayor John W. Campbell <4
get cine* lo a million dollar* Pile the la here, daily they ram#
worth on the road to apprueal.br to ao* me and next week pree
xist will p , murt" Bat whotltkally all Volusia*a coatlngeat rf
nmaxea'm* is that the agencies gib * wlU ha In. I bdpe other ttka
will announce -'bore It U earn* M their wag to Atlantic City
and get It” and Just *a *«** oa'wlll ram* In. I am busy bat we
I hare a project which I feel ti [will chat
one of particular mrrif. tKht la
W TA PROJKCVS— Tha follow.
rst rested a bond of gJO. Clarence
Cleveland, charged with drunkest*
ness, eras sentenced to sjo»id 30
days in Jail.
Lawson Patterson charged with
disorderly
conduct,
was
sen- '
fenced to pay »J6 or spend 40 *
days in Jail. Marjorie Brewer,
charged •with,- being drunk and
disorderly, was dismissed
A lw a y i A L e a d e r
taSesiee— n i c k .
Peak Oe M i S m w
n fo rd
l m
m
r* »r
HR M IN O LK I’MttRMAt A l.
C O , INC.
Mlll#r Bldg.
Fark Av*.
TWO nobna aocTM o r
H K SaT MM I.4IV.IS,
o rru M ic ra ia T
is
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IN D IV ID U A L p R H S f K11*
T IO N 9
BEFOR E
FIT t l N l i
Y O U W IL L B E H tTR l'KtSEll
We c»« a a i i l 70a |o .
m m
.
PRKSCHirriONH
ACCURATELY
COMPOUNDED
AT REMARKABLY
REDUCED PRICES.
Rufld, Boy, or Refinance Your Home
C.
A. which meets at the capital city yeur neids to the Comarllteo. If W. B. BankkvaJ." Ineideatalty* t
ri rm
club. From there he will go to you don't fit yours now. Just have had a wonderful response
Dayton fur a visit with his wife
and - parents sad expect* to be
absent for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy
and Mr- and Mra. Xeb RatUff
nave, returned from a pleasant
18-day tHp to Qulaey and other
potato In West Florida, WhUo at
Quincy they were tho gars la of
Mr. and Mra. Ueoyg* Watson
formerly of Ranford. Mr. Wat
son la manager of a largo d#
■part*)eat «torw af that ik y omj
fcix whit* mra were tried be
fore Judge Frank L. M ille r yes
terday in the regular session of
Monfctpal Court which was postpooed from Monday doe to the
holiday.
They were as follows: Herbert
Brnttxi, charged with doing boil
ness without a license, was sen
tenced to pay |16. J. V. John
son, charged with speeding, was
dismissed. 1* 9. Wilkins, charged
with running a red light, was
dismissed. The case of E. C. Von
Aorkrn. charged with being drunk
and disorderly, and also wl;ti asrault, was transferred
to IMe
County Coart. The nee of F. 9.
Dyson, charged with disorderly
conduct, was continued The csSe
of Eleie Wood, charged wi.h dta
orderly rondort, was also con
tinued.
The following
negroes wen
tried: The rasp of Foster Smith,
charged
with
doing
bus met i
without a license- was continued
Mary Stephens,
charged
with
disorderly conduct, was eenTenrrd
to pay SIO or spend W days in
)ad. Willie Lee Stephens, charged
with disorderly conduct, was sen
trnrvd la pay flO or spend 20
days In Jail.
The case of Milton D ollar ,
held for in rest igallon, was dis
missed, William Tookes. Charged
with disorderly conduct, was sentsneed to pay $10 or spend 10
days In Jail.
Ilenry Plummer, charged with
selling liquor, was sentenced to
pay (.16 or spend 70 days m Jail.
Son Henry Milton. Jr., charged
with loitering, was sentenced to
spi nd 30 days in jail. Jones K ra -drinks, charged with drunkenness,
u r x.
8ANtX)RD TWENTY YEARS A(?0
naotl Enquirer; the Daytuggls's’ Araociitlon ha*
>hal hereafter aoda-Jerkdi ba known as “ fountainWell, lhat'a a break, 'bey
are decided they should be
carkonalion-ayrap tevhnl-
IL
til the teacher decklad that h»
ticklvii to ddalh."
Before the war ended, Miaa Pur wanted the m mey hack.
Young Appleby was forced 'o
vie nee eetima'es she made 1,000,
000 doughnuta. llecen'ly, during »j»* H at| aur'ion alt of hi* belongSalvation Arm y drive for funds, ingi to pay back the man, and hia
she made another batch of sink- iwinc-knoitet model want on tha
block for 17 cents. A friend bought
er»" only the third since the wu
it— and gave it back to hind
F IR S T T W IN R -K N O T T E R . . .
Another inltmtplion from 'he
John F. Applecy. an Itt-year-old . Civil Whir held up progress on the
WiscoodTn farm buy. one day In r ineentkm, but eventually Appleby
HUM) tiled of the monotonous task 'completed Ms machine, and aokt
of tying bundles of grain by hand, |full right* to William Deering, a
and set out to devise a machlm* to ' manufacturer. Today nine-tentha
do the work for him.
I of the worM'a bound grain la
He con.tm.ted a model of a ’ bandW ^ L_ ,ro*c*,l? '\
machine that would ti. . knot !»> * »• « A p rW tf'a #ri«ta*l modelL
Wreki ago I told you that no
looking for a barrage of wlrea matter how amart a man may be
end Ivtt-ra from cunatituenta In that be hua to tw in Congrvaa fur
the near future a tu why they a l°nit Hst* l" aecompUah what
did nut get their new Poat Of. thr knowa hia roiralttuenLt need
tier becuuae before thla newa( mid draerve. Kvcvnlly • commitrrachea the public the Inter-De-1 tec waa act up for the purpose
Building
Com m it-,
nwklnx a apecial atudy of
partmenta!
j e- conaervalkm. 1 made a • apvcial
tee will have made their
. . . j in tny rdpivat for membvrahip on the
ciaiona/is lo which city
building thla conimlttr* becaum* I rtaliteil that
District will get a I___
year. A friend of mine told me can/ervatton meant ao much to
___ ___
_ __ Florida I m|ua-*ted Mr. Speaker
once
that__if____
you_________
want the__people
tu uuikratand a thing. U irth e u i ftankhead tu appoint mo and I
•lul' leaa than three timea. So quote you hia reply. ” My dear
Ihbt makea the aecuuj lime that J*"t I " l U n thai It waa nql poal will nplaln that a Congrea*. "Iblo for «a* lo grant your reoun hat nothing lo do with tha queat. fur the reason that a numaelevtlon of a alto for Iheee her of Membrr* who were eery
huildinga in hia dUtriet. T h r In- aluch yoar eeniora In aervice Jn
trrlle p a rt mental Building
I ’umml tee of Agriculture,
m- which haa Jurisdiction over For
her uf (actor, such aa elxa of eslry, and who made personal opher daughter are formar resi toon, populallon. postal rsctlpta. plication to me for appointment
dents of 'Hanford and are
aJ- tiM-iense of popalatlun, typo uf on the Commit:** war* entiiied
way* warmly welcomed by their building being used, etc. 1 have lo prior consideration. I know
on. third of tho eligible ettiea of you wlir unJrriUmd the aiiuation
many frtvnoe acre.
Hon. .Schell* Main** leave* to the a’a u Inmy District. A t this in which I was placrd. I regret
morrow for Atlanta to attend a writing I do not know whieh lo- exceedingly that it waa pot po»meeting of th* BbulheeuT Milt-
thttonal Resources Comm b to that by 1838 well
tkaeh of old men and
W ltb all thoae past S3
pensions, even children
1 to have silver thread*
Municipal Court
iHHirtM a Wmpad
Hj
.F e ,
» fist f
L»e»!n
Sanfu
fans
Bight
Field
fit w
to 3.
The
end o
Jack
ton n
ioadei
Lev-si
nlng
emrk
•nd w
a stm
. Mi
ning
head!
Th. |
■nd i
plate
out di
big I
were
to tal
Police
^iteppi
"resuir
fin> i
the b
Lee
Hsrnl
frame
’two h
the ■)
�Social And Personal Activities
‘Blockade’ Is Feature f l ’iu Crop In Florida
At The Hit/. Theatre lnerea*<ed This ^'ea^
Daily Vacation Bible
School Ends Session
# Fl\\l"i
The nn^<t <Intrm itie 'O iim iion
t’rnmntinn eserri«e. for lh»I iitd.i ■» pig
the pir**rnt dav the
ten days’ Daily \ ai’iit on H’tilo
c iv il w a r fo n t! a the Iwit-lnnoui' i * . « *
tb»
School, which ha. been
onoer
ill t h e l o v e A ' lo iy w l m l l l ' t •’ d
\ j*rn u It u« :• 1
the supervision of Mr* Stella P.
in Hlifckanh*,
\\ siiii"
.intf-r - a hen loci.n
Arrington
*verc
held
Friday
t'ot mi ti tle dr .i m. 'i w h i t ' l l *1 .i f - H ;i'l
(• «+v
night
in fhe K i r-1
Hiiptt*-.
f
in>«r i ' u r n l **ini I I i' t i i v
l
i t
undo r •
Church
The program
marked
j»> t h f R itr rh «rt, ti* t«nlav
Flondi* d u titi
the close of the annual school.
Mm, S. O. Shinho!«r*r wa* host.
♦f .1 m t*4n fi
I '*1
Mm.
H a iti
Huntley
i* »1»
T h r K< verend I’aul Redfe.irn
T h i } * lit*- Mirnarw*
TH UR SD AY
|u Circle Number Three nf the
I'
•■» ill
ll m l .t g i l l th m w n m l o t h r rtiif
T »i, Towns,ml Club will hold
Mrthodiit church Tuc*d»y at the home of her mother. Mm. repressed appreciation on behalf
flirt ;iltn«swt ng:nti**t th* it vv
of the Sanford Ministerial As
its regular
meeting
Thur*.luy , .fu m onn » l her home on U*k L. Grow, on French Avenue
|ov i r i who writ* sit
Go*
sociation fnr the fine work dona
night in the Wclaka Building.
Avenue.
t m i r h itle r tin'im es
rrtved bv the teachers and leaders
'
MU* Mildred Well*
M ONDAY
| The rvguDr meeting prem lel
T il t *
hi y
ii|n*ttA w i t h tinIn n*hht mn tt> Mra V1rinjftuni.
Circle N um U r One of the Worn-'the social hour end
opened | home Saturday after spending the
r i v a l o f N o t t h h I I L i h B t \l
en’s Missionary Society of the
drvutional* led by Mr*. W. past two weeks visiting friends tb»»'i* *4»FVtfig on t IN* f ji'ult V
I ' mi 1 r o l l I in p r s i r r f ill S | ' i m i w f
wrri* J tin bur Iit'imri m -nf. Mt**
First Baptist Chutch will mret 0. Clark. Mrs. John Clark, chair- ! in Jacksonville
win- h*M i it t n i' t o j o i n 111 i i * Ruth llnnil, Mm . Mil* n-.l Htib
with Mrs. A. K. Koasetter at her man, conducted a short business '
----------‘ •V
’ H i ■>VI
. L u mif
Sit*' 111. e tn M 111*'u (11 ••HIV | ••11■l- 1»
Mim
r ork . Mr* A M l*hil |»ri,
Mr and Mr*. Jack
home on Celery Avenue.
meeting during which lime the
Tin •■1f b
* ' •m h h i i '•'! vrifh
1...me Nw m e V " « m r
l.tMllot*
4t
4. fill.
Mb
Circle Number Two of the Worn- numbers wero urged <o be pre- spent Monday in l.er*tjurg where Nnnr t ItnsMl t**r.
V t
Ik'.e
I h v
niiruii* 1
fill HIP! HTVil tl'if |*iin T.tl! (14 L*V*
\V i iifht*
en'sMissinnary Society of the Kir*1 , rnt at the businesa meeting of the t they visited friends, and also at Perkins, Mis* Mur! bn
• T h 1-•• •"tv *i'll in If I h r *
.h M ill r t w tl ttt
Noonm u
baptist Church will meet with Church nest Monday. Mrs. W. P tended the baseball game
Mr*. Vicb'r *rr«‘ne*. M ma Mabln
f »• r>•• 1*»».#• 1 ( 4. 1W i ' t n !
'it'
f.»tb«M n m l b 1- lift* ■ >\ £ .1
Mr*. F. A. Strange at her home chapman discussed a chapter on
t'h.p man, Mt« Gnylt* ()*•Forest,
4 » lit " .»< (ilit. f . 1 n t k Ti I 1
A nilr*» , bn v •• hfe’li
1feiufftaa
on Myrtle Avenue and Thirteenth -Rnngs in 'he N igh'" which was
Mr*. J E. Spurting left Mon .Vfi** llrten ('bnpmnn.
»'.»»• i| w i t h t ' M I m i b
fume’ ll ll f l ^ \Ahi
b**|"' 4*Mt
r*
* f
Street.
followed by a talk “ High Points day lo upend two week a in Jack Cnrner, \1i *e Klninit'r V11 Ih t m iii ,
1hf
1
1 •
te*r 0**41 la-t
fa
f 1o m f lit in i’ 11M 1IV 11 1•
Circle Number Three of the 0j if,, Conference."
vrar.^
P» irnary
sortvilNi ■« th* fu e s t of M r. ami snti KmIn 11 lli'richtn.
mint t h a t ev rnt ttg
Women's Missionary Society of
The member* were a'l Invites! Mr*. E. K. Keen*.
1irpiii l innit, Mi » \ «di»* W BHuiiia ,
fi i hi g u n a of *1m
m m »\ H im frss l I*
the First baptist Church will mret tl| m(lp, n, J< month wi'h Mrs. A.
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Mr*. It, It Vipimv, M ia tvnimHt
'll*1 rtvrr ihe* » n.... .. V nil
' \IM .\
1III V
■1 the home of Mrs, Kyle Shoe- (. Starke, 409 Mfllonvitle Avenue.
nPl P. W. Martin, Jr,, who ha* Hunt, Mi** F.lt*»-r W i n n ,
M i^
\|
4•”•'•n ijy
*lee* » -u
,e
*
maker, 717 Park Avenue, with
Muri’ii |in»
Mrs. Shlnholser, assisted by b**n thr gtir«t of .Mr, ami Mr* Wilhrirnriiii Wiehohlt, Mi** KiithIII Vin If klffa-.t 1 tM • MMM 1*
* '»•• .niM.Ve ■Av.f Jill
Mrs. II. I - Leonan) as hostess.
Mrs. S. O. Shlnholser. J r . strvtd P. Thurston, ha* rH u nu rl t<» hi* rnn* Tliigtifii, M m Charlotte
M "be I ’niN. f Knn
hf man ni> \ •MU* • 'Ht HIT t 1
Circle Number Four of the refreshments to the following: home in Athens, Georgia
Moughtori, Mi** Jn-ephinc Mun*
1IlfHI ft ,.111 Bay
Women's Missionary Society of Mis. C. C. Priest, Mrs. R. F.
- oM im' I ’•• f
' Inf t an a**
■’ ■— *on, M i *a Sibil Knytl, MU* Anna
1
*•Ml)e11« 1
•him •lit? t 1•**>-',!•I8p
the First Baptist Church will mee' Crenshaw, Mrs, W. P. Chspman,
Mr. and M n . T H. Harnrtt had Cornrll, Mr* J I. Clink
and
'»pl.uy.-.l, •*ii"tnns|
with Mrs. J. B. West. 010 Msg Mrs. Fisa tttrchhoff, Mta. J. H a* their guest* fast
N 'if " 1 1* (film•■( al. Tv ..le i .1
wrrk-rm l Mi** Mary Calhtjun; Kinnergariv An.l.. I’trl il.t* r». 1. 1. ♦ .11 ■"** • ' «|'h»T thull M lilMl*,
nolim Avenue.
Rumhley, M ri. R. W. Sturdivsnt, Mrs. F\ M. Brumby ami Mr and ten Hrpartmrnt. Mn*. K C WilCircle Number Five of the Wom Mrs. Vt. I . Clark, Mrs. J. L Clark. M n. T rd Lowery of (Jtnnry.
ji
;•■»»• •if \ h i . .. ♦ittfittfi'il
*•»
________________
liann. Mr* KlunW tb T u rn 1m*11,
en's Missionaty Society of the'' Mrs. A. C. Starke, Mrs. T . W. Wil
* tv ' l III......... illklJIlll'N 1
-----------M rs. Chuib -- !(isin11, Mrs Marian
First Baptist Church will meel at ' ^ y ri w , A . T llllt, Miss it. L
is*f|*IUi| b
Mr. and Mrs. K K Keene and. St John. Miss Betty Thiirituind,
the home of Mrs. J. M. S'ine- <;ibeon. Mrs. G. W. Hails y, Mrs, daughter, Juan, of Jacksonville Miss ........ I Kims,
•v
Miss lllivr
m ” **■«
cipher, 240* P»«k Avenue.
|W p
M rl. y.
Mitchell were the week end guests of Mr f'huplimn suit Mis, .l.ivri- Steele.
1 “ It...... oMlfll •f In i l f l i v r r
- »!’ • t** 1etlifi'ii l r n i l r w nt i .•
and Miss Bessie Zachary
Certifiriiles wen* awarded to
and M n. K. A. Monfnrton.
in.411
a - ,g iii'il1 In h r i i i i r
ul* <"
the following
Hi,
.(* al m u 1mi 1 Ilf u fuu il
(' i 1
Phyllis Allen, Mar jot lc Ander
Mrs. Dap L. Brainanl left this
-|I te lii|>| i(||* tl* M i n 1lie* bh ii ’kael*
morning foi ( Mtron, Georgia son, Patty Aiiiler-oii, lio n , Io n
where she will Join her husband, BahctH-k, Kathb-i-n llslcu i't, S i a n M I S S D A Y T O N A D E A C I f ^ > C K a r m i n | b l o n d . M i l t C o r a M c M a h a n , -i'i>i in 111 aul !l» tin* n ( i i r k -11
Circle Number On# of the
----------who i* playing baseball for .Via toy B i uinley. Barbara Lee Chap for marly of Ovirdtt, w a r aalorlod " M i n D a y t o n a B*a«K of 1911" at ' " ' r i i - h r ay;atn fiu*minle»r* Mai
First Methodist Church held it*
Thff regular monthly meeting of con.
»»*•%% f u l l y n w i r r n f h*‘r in**
man, tieotge Chapman, J a n i e ,
l b * f J n i i n i o f i h o F i f I r a n i b A n n u a l F r o l i c • o n J u ly 41it 41■*"*
monthly
meeting
wilK Mrs. circle Numbar Five of the First
Chrslpttl, t.ouise C l i n k ,
June
Georg* MeCrum yesterday
*t Methodist Church was hrld Tues
Hp*e I tut ton. Mary lleli n h lie.
Mias Fannie
Bigger*,
Mi
in hi nun of b . ,
ifi i
day tuna (leach.
Iday evening at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Bigger* and MU* Jane Nancy Fills, Ins Cay Flowers
| V it g i n in Nutt III I
During the morning s w im m i n g M _ Telford In Floral Heights, Gantt returned last night from Mary 41111 Galloway,
passS|I In*,
N n n im
■ u f f r t l '4 rl til n i l
I•
M.niiccn
waa enjoyed by the members andj Various committee report* were Miami where they visited friend* li«»bdiy. Alfred Green, IM lr
I *■V ||1a iiifl Il f
fi»«*hlig,
AII .I
till?*
veil ing
w it h t w i n , 4*vis *t * n
•t noon a covered-dish luncheon discussed during the business m*et- for seven] days.
mi In ling
n l.itivi
I>i'intrly IrifA to right llu* wrong
A dt i l g h l f li l gilt |||>rtrig of t lie utti'lidiiiiee,
Hull, Bill Hafl, and
l.iiwrenole a s t 4 l
j
was served by the hostess.
|Ing which was led by Mr*. W. F.
.Aid tin nibi'i . ..I til. in ..ini |iuit > '•hi* bi*A i i f i r .
•/Id g u . n d tioinlM'i w sif I h i’ l.o iig
Horton.
Early In the gfternoon a short Brysn. Mr*. C. K.McSlerrow gave
In
ii
*lungormiA
nml
highly
ilni
lit.
A Do Lydia Wiidiolitt, Pitt Ay Jo vv od l »*uriot t 'lull u u t h LI ut M i- Skill It "I Wit* iiltll I lr*1
Mr. and M n . John L. Miller
devotional and buiinea* meeting * short talk and discussion on
main* -i I nation, nhr nml
Mnrrn
and daughter, Jeanne ljn e , are Wallace, Florinr* Tm wiek, Rutli ills' hoiili' o f Ml ,in,I H r . lim it,'I M «l' i*t l l u i i i b , S mnf on tl, <
h N iY o r r 'i
A Y M ir.M
wa* held with Mr*. MeCrum a* "Song* In the Night"
•sMitliirvo* ftircpA nml noon
firul
Fourth <>f J u ly Jdny
**P*<ted to return tonight after Si^ndrom, Patricia Sclniltx. Dor L e i g h •’ii on th
leader. It waa. announced that) Late In the- evening r*frw*h- spending several days in Day oiliy ItoniiT. I'liiolyn |ti>Aii«r. I ’m u lie'll I vve'llt v j
Mr no,I M i, Joe Ah in' and 'hem.elve* im|irl*uned liy u „ r j
« *•!»jitfril u
Mra. L. P. Hagan will be pro- menta were aarved to the following: ton* Beach.
rii* Itctifiiirii, ally Pci y, Muntie’ Dull h linin'
ril ■ i•Min-* men* d a u g h i e i Fiauve* nod Um! and mod - “ idler* hent an taking the
gram chairman for the coming Mr*. II. B. Marach, Mr*. L. A.
" f hath
The rliinac is a
Ruth Oilham, \V illIn"linn*Iiia N i itcC" ale l VV i i'll! ii'Mi i* i't4i»r«, Glenn Payne -p, til tlie ......... '" '
Phillips, Mrs. Carl Chorpenlng,
month.
" f >'*yiting action.
M n . W. T . Bennett of llamll black, MiirjAiri* JiHirdi, Kluabi'Hi T ' i ... *• l1 4Wt'l'l lit'iii 1111 iisI** yyi*rr. *i iKiyii.na Hem h
it«ft°
Mrs.
Earl
Doaaey,
Mra.
J.
J.
Car
Those present were: M n . Paul
Spend mu lit
F,> i <i tii San
lllmknde," (hiiiigh it ,.ntptny*|
Kfhnlii,
LniirHU’ SIain1 M ■e I hilt !•’ • .MfiiNsui,
toll, Georgia will arrive lomor- Fite. Shirley
Redfeara and children. Miss Lola ver. M n . C. E. McSlarrow, Mrs. row to be the guest of her sister,
land,,
Spimg.
rtrir
Mi
and
M»*
'
wl*
r
"lily
a*
a
tniekgrnund
I
*
S
4
'|
4
Ih’M,
Ktist’innry Mi - W
M t it in I M m
Jiu'k
Evana. Mr*. R. W. Tu rn * ', Mrs. J . R. Hoolihsn, M n . II. M. Plerec. Mr*. C. A . Adam*, 310 Magnolia
A III.time Mi* F I
No
t ' v">s neither side in thi-l
Ctilluni. CuthiTin** lluyiic-. Mi
(• i unit'll, \ lr
ufnl J
J. Q. W ill*, Mr*. Tom Williams, S in . Clannce Wynn. Mr*. W. Avenue.
III,' '" " U n t .
furnishes a highly in I
n*nt nut. Itilhy Ltiu Mi - Lo iiehti II .It iiiul M i iiiul never. Jidni and Fiedeittk
Mra. B. U
Shlnholser,
Mr*. F. Brysn, M n . Porter Le"*1"*;
line. A Lu Mr and M i.
II
l(
,“ " 1 rernnrUlily ii.turaU -J
Liirlllf Altman.
Mrs Ki II 1 F
B rod la William*. M n . M. L.| Mr*. L . C. Cooleaby. M n . W. U
Picture ,.f Spam, r lv j|
Also Bessie Adklnn
Walter niul Mi
Mlaa Dorothy Thuntnn has res 1. I up|H*rt Mr*, \Yli Gray and family
Radford, Mra. W ill Hoolihan and Coleman, Miss Katherine T lllh
John
Iti.lline
ha*
ielu-iu I
'educed on a lavish scale, it*
imklh, 11illy Shut*- 1in in G rrvn.
ra. Abbb? Murri
turn*d to Athena. Georgia after
andJUsa
Martha
Tslford.
yMitt*.
Mr*. W . C. Dekls.
Fio ib y in iiti
Y«»»iiBf > nian^, *
untRuckrr,
Htunley ■on. Mr am
Ira J H. K frnlrk i from th«
■pewdJag •seven] d a n With her
loitleretu-e
ill
Avon
,'/ » ,/, l,|e* uf .................. .
pannta. Mr. and Mr*.
Peter Hockey, Flunk Bull ill sun, Rich- Mrs. Henr) Wa.lswurth, Mis* Miiry People'.
G IR L SC O U TS IIIK B
imiaHl Hi
Ran foul ‘" " '“ '"'y -kill in achieving realThurston.
nrd Richie. Raymond Krel. I .c - n„|,,,,-i„,n. .,,,,1 Mr.
uud
Mrs. 1'll I k He
^ ni_m_h.cal., nn,l atniosphi
He Itcdfcarn, Marion Hnhurn, lu-iuhlun.
Twenty-four Girl 8couls spent
t
T KVuiits 1* lu* • n i
_____ _
.
Shelly spent yesterday Juliun Moss, Ralidi Lossing. F a u -1 ,Mr. *n,| \|,,. It>nry Hciilh of
the day a t' SanLando
Soring*
M.*o* ' i n
then Hutchison Dale Ifofntutin, Homo-sl,-n,I Imvc mr»vi*l lo -i»»-nd from ti timiiti 11 i n l*»
T k . honor roll ol th . H r . , ta “ o »'"»o » ^ h .
yesterday where they enjoyed
' |i. h(wili ii i tillrg.' 11
and William Hardin.
*hu suiiiuu r III * Ncuiu-ytr upurt whi’M4*
hiking, swtmmlnr and cooking
Al
*r. and
j.
Wriwtiiiigl on whiM>' li»*
AI»o Mvru Ann Southward,
and «
ha* beenA S
announced
a* followi:
out-of-doors. During the
early
visiting In Oxford this week.
II i Itllgl b'HMHUH Mui k
Billy Joanne Spalding. Herbert
vlr nu.l M r* Ih.wurd Yurnel! .all..I
Cradle
Roll
Department,
Joyce
morning hike, each girl wa*
Stenstrom, Msry Tuuchton, J«u n- #„,| ||itl ,„.r Y i„ „ . |l huv- i, turned \S »l. ..x
urged to be on th . look out for Jon**, M n . R. A . W llUm s; PvlR^*s Herschel Hamby has gone clle Vaughn, Joanne
Th«* 1Atiigvfc.t.H) IN vh * I e.igue
William*, f,,,,,, „
..........nh's vm i
m
a subject
subject on "W ild Life" to use n tr y Department, George Welk- •o Alabama whtrs th* will spsntl
Nancy
Williams,
I'rggy
Ann
pip
Ill-Ill
(III' July
JltlA lill’MIM
*
Atm
-piiin
N
J
hrltl
the
................
for material in passing her ex er, Peggy Pippin, Emm* lean •he n s t of th* summer.
pin, Lillian Boyle, F.lui*e Gouge,
T h e S iiiu rd u y N ig h t f l u b hntllth,* L ib ra ry on T u e -d iiy after
Methvln, Joseph Irvin, Mr*. J ,
p la tin ' teat.
Hetty Gouge, Merle Elirahet Ii th e ir 1u*t p u t'v w n h M*
n m l M i * .
N ie m .-v .r
pitw iding
M. Wilson, Miss Maude Jlnllndi
Mr. end Mr*. F. E, Cormar have TownJend, Betty Culluni. Barham
M vlin k w ith I P - follow i n i r Mend-el * -ewed “ U u ilu le * !'••
Junior Department, Miller W llMi
Th* Kaihnb *qulrnl, which'hi*
nturned
from
Daytona
Beach
Mitahclh Rucker, I.oui*e l.und\|* • Frni’Mt 11
liams, Dorothy Rosier, M n . F. E ent, M r . and
g pure whit* tall to protect It
when they spent several days.
qiifsl, Fay llaskin*. John K rld e r,jJ|urrj, Mis-i Mmh.I Itiitiallt. m itlj Mr HM*I Mr-* W illm in I
Gate he), Mlaa Naomi HutcMnai
from preying animal* end hunters
Booby I.ee Mifrlon, Alva l.u nd-) y|r ,||H| yj, S Iw I u|H»* r.
|( Mi mui M i', illmiht‘ii^h»|*
T . E. L . Cl***, Mra. F . P. Rines,
when snow Is on 'h* ground, la
Mr. and M n . Louis Tate have «|utiafv Alit'i* Lunit(|ui»t, ami lltlrn
.Mrn J. J I’i k*• k » vp u ilinnrr . Huinhiy in Si AugiMtnn* itinI u»
Miss Augusta
Fletcher
Mr*.
found only in th* Kalbeb forest In
returned home after spending a Smith,
...
-- —
- —p— I Ihiyti'tia lli-ii'h.
*
Farah Rtewart. Mias Marie Stsw>
Arisons.
week In Waycross, Georgia,
Also J. D. Fils. Ilaniliill Guff,
art, M n . Lillian V kksry,
Meisrh.
Jr.,
Ann
Itahuin,
Haaelj
s
-is
lim M A N
Irene Green, Wesley
llanni. Koines, Ella Mae
Ke.tfeurn,
FISH LAN D S H S Ilr.K M A N
M n , tjeelie Went nlurned yev-
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
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Tele p hone 148
^*!shinholser Home
Social Calendar
scene 0f Meeting Pers onal s
’GLA55E5.
Circle Number One
Of Church Has Meet Mrs. Telford H ostess
To Her Church Circle
OCEAN
CRM
LON ti WOOD
tm,\ A
j. t ?
Baptist Honor Roll
Group Is Announced
Young People Enjoy
Enterprise Meeting
Those attending the snooting of
the young people of th* ftrat
Methodist Church in ' Enterprise
last night wore: Randall Priest,
Randall Feat on, Edward Wilson,
Roderick Adam*. Braxton Huntley. Elisabeth Whittington, Betty
Thurmond, Mary Wyatt. Ratliff,
Iris Bebree. One* Sebrae, Mabla
Chapman. Rolan Chapman, Inaa
Williams, and 8aIdea William*.
Wise Harden,
Mickey
Kendatl.
terday from Tampa and Lakeland Penrose
.
{
t,V) Relaaing
Hutchison,
Gennell (tarhunt South, Valene Vaughn.
'
... .
where ah* vleiled for several adys. I.valh, Mary Ellen larsslug, Joe Dint lli»yl*N H«*ltV RithlunB, IV n rli,
*•
|
is
w
•
11initi4
«
D
i
r
fit*lung
tin*
Big
■
M,,ir
pit** W n Hurt*, K iw i'll
iiiinnu*,
,
Fay
William*, Ih.nahl Penks.^lo
>»r 'wvejal rntnu'es w thou
Mr. and M n . J. E. Baker end
Klixaheth W alker.' - »" '•
^
ton. Ernes', nlurned today after Hackney spent the holidays a t , K ,I,IY
* Bturiiling mrt»l*‘SR|y m-nr Um wmirv
spending th* week-end at Day Daytona Beach last Week-end.
I n ,,t,,,y , i u f <,,' iKr r ' C ro rg e w Iipm a nmi‘ |Miiiml rainh.iw tn»ul j
tona Beack.
D(irni*r, Churl** Iinwxnn, Robert
H ill y suddenly grabbed the hunk. She
Mrs. Dick Philyaw of (L in e * - 1 ^ ul,uV’ - K*l|,h f,
* I was jerked into the water before
Mr. and Mrs, Georg* K. Wells rill* and Mr*. Rush St. John* and Brumley nml fjiuricr lleurd
she mold recover lu-r balnnre.
have as their guest fur a few daughter, Cornelia, of Tampa, who
Alsu Donald Howard, Judith
With the help of companion* she
weeks their nlee*. Miss Dorothy have been the goei's of Mr. and Jones, Larry I.ossing, John 1*.
landed the rainbow pi .'HI minute*, j
>, of Jacksonville.
MrfJcllaiul,
Fndsh-y
Meisrh,
Mary
Mr*. W. A . Zuehiry, returned lu
.VfutlhH Meisrh, Belly Ann Micktheir homes todsy;
U-r, Jack Moye, Nell Mulligan,
Mr. and Mr*. Al Hunt and I heir
Because of 'he Increase of for- |
pbfw, Billy Bass ford of ValMr. and Mr*. J. C. Bills, Jr.. Johnny Nihlurk, Marion Nihlack, sign motorist* in European coun
doela, Georgia epent last week Mr. and Mr*. Edson Guil and Bobby
Park.
Bobby
Pullin, tries, the |*-ague of Nations has
end In Daytona Beack.
Mrs F. P. Smith spent 'he Fourth I (Twynn Reel, Juhn Rout, Douglas Ircummcndrd international road
of July in TRuaviH*.
1 Scott, and Kay Shoemaker.
■ignals.
It waa annooncad that the n
will bo a onion mooting of the
Methodist
Episcopal
Church
South and the Methadbt LpUcoMra. H. E. Walker and daugh
pal Church in ( i t Darn an Aug. ter, Nancy, af Jacksonville ar4th.
rtrsd yeaWrday to spend same
World
vehleloe in
53tr.
tioa
of
lima with Mr. and
Holly,
Mrs.
$5.00 Panamas $3*75 $3.75 Hats $2.50
$4.00 U'ghorns $2.75 $2.00 Hats $1.45
B. J.
Mcttfutjfe
NO. tl
yssr registered
n now record high with n total of
Mra. J , C. Bennett left thb afteraseengvr* any*, Inch*
___ naan for Washington. D. C. where
. This ex*
IMP |she will vtail her daughter, Mia*
by slightly
than Margaret Bsnnetl, for several
Don’t Be Misled
Th* Heemlnjf Induccmrntn offered by other trnd*
Mr. and Mra. B. J . Hally and
R. J . Holly, Jr. Wav* returned from
JsckaoavtU* where they epent the
heUdays with Mr. aad Mr*. H . K.
Walkar.
Mra. Murray Nance aad a
Nellie- have returned to Orlando
after spending the poet law day*
with Mr. and Mrs- R. E. Talar.
Mr. and Mra. M array Nance,
Mr. and Mra. Frier 8ck»*l Mr*.
low rent*™ to nothing but ball—To pull
your
doltorn. Th* commercial glad hand will be held
out aa long aa your Dolton bat. Thair folermt
You-ll nerd another hat to finkh the aenaon.
alock reduced to cltme oul.
*
Dollar Ttoato.
You will usually find yon
pay
more—But get no more, and—
“ Hollywood Shops
9f
A Sanford Establishment
Leak fo r Maaaage NO. I I J4BXT WllEK
Entire
Summer Suite
and Sport Coats
$22.50 Tropicals ( 16*50
$16.50 Suite
(IJ.
$10.50 Linens
( g .95
In you to a commercial Intercat—founded on a
Mostly You Get Less
BUtFWfA*
m
Mallory and Etchison ' '
Straw Hats
Plaid and Checked
Coats
$1150 Now $7.95
$10.50 Now
$ 8.50 Now
L. P e r
Correct Men’s
*
ic . r \
H*
�„ . •' WEDNESDAY, JULY «, 1938
V
S K A ( C U L T S N IP E R A C E 9 I A T E D - H « Scout* of the C l u r w i l i r Ship Admiral 81m* will camp*t* with Lbo*e of other eilieo la riorld*. Ueorglt, North And South Carolina la h lit*Ion HI* regalia
to ho bold off Clearwater Bcicb July 21, 23 tod 14. Plcturfd tbov* 1* • anlpo la t eloa* rtca In
C lta r w tttr Bay. T h t regatta program will lochlio tailing, rowing, twlmmlng conteata, Ilf* tavlng
damooatratlona. and a Sea Scout ball at tba Municipal Auditorium. (Photo by Paul Sounder*.)
S A R R I C A D I when the M*r*ecan Bpahlt, or MUrt etraJmnen, I g h l
war*. Thl* Spahl ahowtd trick af drverl warfara to a crowd 41 a London itadlum
•I. ■•*, >r / '
S L C I C H T OF H A N D
.. .■ V ’
view *1 R. J. Nlby In actlew Jt
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need. that thadoiv
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prool llu l the Irn n li iilater rra llr held a racket when the pletwe*
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•toMly With hit arm that li t wareely vleibie Pithy tool la to* M l
dar * play lo II W. "bunny** Autlla.
RUST AS A B f l ' . a t d
K**lya 11*11 tab*to), at Haw
»*eb. describing her eventful
•tealag to Raeblagbam Palace
wb*a too w ar 'Mam*. t Wanna
BOR ALMOST A YI AR
railroad* k m lim l In|*tnUgy at too ■^ I wh w f O h y
Javantoo war. with both *Uas aeeklag to «rt pmlona *toel Itoe* alow whteh fowl, ana* and toppllta
B i d Wore l, with Javan try lag to boUt* kay Chinan* «tn*a by ottering rallrood*. Th U brtdg* am
Tlatoaln-NanblnTlln. waa cat by C h lM ri Japan*** b«Ut too*
Mah* Rhythm.- *ad*t«* ton**
to *tv* Ring Own** to* tool
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Wile**, contrary I*
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Wr*t** adid . Ytoo *1 Itoraet Greeley,
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•nd Joy lltdgto, the (ormer
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Da* Melnt*
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load* ta T 4 Rather Be tig h t.- of which George M. Cohan w u too
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nation ■ belt racing liable*, and brtd*. too N o r Masaala Bod>
MKBkB HOLD ON Y S L ^ O W f t I VI
«f San Praaclac*. They wore
heightened the Iniere*! ol Seat!
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M is s B i l l i n g s l e y
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T H A T WAS O UR 1 a n * T WANT
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BECUZ OF M A D
tor D I C T A T C R S . H
By J o M oizer
D A N DUNN * Secret Operative 481
.T
LAST
D A N A R R I V E S IN P e N F I E L D B
CITY— TH E AIR SEEMS CHARGED
W ITH A WARNING AS H E SEN SES
TH E COMING CLASH WITH TH E
.
EVIL GRAFTERS HE IS TO OPPOSE /
COME, BABO, WE'LL r
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TAKE THIS CAB / r* ALL RIGHT,
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MR* OAN.
NOW, BAB?). REMEMBER/WE ARE
HERE ON A SECRET MISSION —
YOU MUST N O T TELL ANYONE
WHO WE ARE OR A N YTH IN G
ABOUT U S --I F A N YO N E SHOULD
ASK, YOU CAN SAY I ’M HERE
-.LOOKING FOR A J O B — C ---------
GEE. WOLF* TO THINK WE ARE
HERE ON A SECRET MISSION —
ISN'T IT THRILLING/’ — A N '
WERE GOlN' TO HELP MR DAN
T O O — HE TOLD US TO 6 0
^
RIGHT T O B E D " ^
ARE YOU READY ? L
I'LL REMEMBER,
MR. DAN/
liUU FLOWER
iV iM iirii* - n «
F HE HAD TO GO T O
A M E E TIN ' —
AT TH IS TIME O F TH E
N IG H T T O O —
TH E R E ’S SOM ETHINGSPOOKV A B O U T T H IS
l TOW N, WOLF. IT MAKES
T
MCT C I l U i P K I
■ A
ME SHIVER/
�m i
tet Pact
bangep Are
Recommended
Sam Byrd Returns To
City For Short Visit*
t n / 3 1JoftTCS rrmi..nt.
" J In
U P eace P r o p o s a l s t ^ ^
ConllRtitl rrt«i Pa#* One
**••1 movement, ibt commit iro
**«*'*rvd that |( the provision* jf
Ih* pact work hardships on any
jiMlIon, the facto should be prrcanted at a hearing and adjustsaettts made.
.',®ac*rlng that any marketing
I f f t t n m t la a co-operative enter.
- Mite and la only aueeeeaful In ao
■fit aa I'a member! willingly live
tfp to ita proviatona. the committ#e aaaerted that If the neeeaaary
teporta end information were la•tied, tnd If each grower will retllae that >he agreement la hit
Method of protecting hlmaell
agglnat diaaatroua price collapse*,
the pact can be counted on to do
of the •Mwrn by m o t critic* and
;t»earge Jrna NiThan, long rctng— *-----•
cos’, and thereby
completely
l nixed dean of American drami'ic
’ critics, drcDrrd that it was one
^
I [U b lic .n .
' X.
of the fine,! p a y , to app.ar on
I T h .n ,
,K .
S ti'lih . . . .
X£
|the American stage for some
year*.
j.
*French are well awan of the fad nillhj„g more than a smuggling
Not content with being an letor,
’
that Mussolini and Hiller haven't | v,nisei operating outaida the law
■ y t-B
l Ham has tixen a coupie of flings i f j
|got any loo much money to throw and entitle,! to no protection
’ at the production end, having put
|Franco’s w iy , seen on e credit ) whatever.
;■-r- . i-\
J on “ White Man" and ’’Journry- 1\ ■
jtaaia. They must feel that both | Gir.it llriu ln ’s
drcUicn
to
j man." The first was a pi ty deal, Mussolini and Hitler wou’d b e ],ate no action against air rakt- ing with miactfInation and while
A
1willing to call it quits in Spain, if jrrs who sink her .hips in IxryaK
jm
1 not exactly a flop. It simply didn’t
.they eoudl only get out in a btsie i»t waters in effect ts rtcognL*,
|'‘go." When asked why it wasn't
'of glory.
|tion of Franco’s rights as a bsh
a howling ruccsvii, Him merely
| The
latest
F r a n c o -f lr lt is h ligerenl, without admitting tkif
shrugged his shoulders an<| hi.
|scheme for a truce, and- failing fact to the world at large,
"h u d , “They simp y won’t have it,"
that, a new plan for with -drawn! I So, the hursc-t rading la •
he said, meaning that plays dealof volunteers, would swim to ba Jscheme to aavurv a Ftmncervte^--' ISJf wiih tu$h themei didn t ms.t
all act up for an eventual Fran- lory in time* but. at tha same
with the approval of th* public.
co-Mussolml Hitler
victory
in time, to get Italy and Germany
The failure of the latter play he
Spain.
| off the Spanish stage.
’ attributed is the fact (hit 'To ta cThe diaintcrested rspert will} Whether it works, or net, re
co Hoad’’ had been so prai’id that
tell you this Is true because of a main* t» be seen.
anything thst Ertkine Caldwell (
1might do for some lime would suf•Ingle little clause in the with- t
"
~
I let,
drewal
scheme.
undrr
which
T o o I-Ole To U i M i i f
1 When the )’ ( I seaaon for the
Preneo would be recognised as > ;■r„LoM
K,«O
s ts ..wee*
. s a t -a j
1v*isfill*-w
|J wav
31A * m
w*IVIe
theater begin*, F ui expects to re
-belligerent," with aiL the rights
. . r aiwe. T t , - * , r . D w i » , etj
ftf
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tlrhtlno
rnulM,m,nl
lh
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IWS
St.
lume hla role in **Of Mice and
of a fighting government that I
Men”. For his pari In that he
ere now exlendtd to Republican ii m . i .i k wan nicks wi
gives .thank, to a bellboy at the
(Loyalist) Spain.
i
*»h '•<" f- •**
I-am’ja, a no>ed dub of writer*,
That might sound to you and cn i.o m :D u m k . *>-i . Mm h *i *
artists, and numbers of thr theile w .,. SCI Kael IMS II.
me Ilka a purely technical point,
tricsl world. One night as he en-|
I but it la really very clever and
tried the Lamb*, ho stated, a he11practical from the
diplomatic
boy asktd him If he had heard
ON A H O L ID A T •aliag with hi* point of vliw. Here's why:
}th*t the producers of the play ‘‘Of
[Mice r.nd Men" needed a character par.ats In the Rncky Mountain! England. France, and mint nlhjuvenl’e to fill one of the miln Natlnnal Park near Estes Park, ar countries escept Italy and
technically
classify
I rolrs. Earn replied that he had not, C .l -., fsur-y.ar-old A lfrW B.tJ- Germany.
but Immediately he invcstigrlpd- harta (.b o v .) v .n i.h .d la jk * vl> Kreiwo a* an Insurgent a tempto n iiy mt swift-lMwing fTnarlag j„c to unseat the regular govOF ALL KINDS
He got the ro'e.
n m
K M
The bellboy sells Christ ma* R lv.r. w .r k m .n planw.d in 4L ernment of his country. To most I l f r . Inset I* A an.
cards. “ From now on I'm going !f r * **# w l*, r trmm tK* rlv «r nitioni, the republican jfovirnbed in Ik .
|||« child
_______
to buy all of my Christmas ranis
I.to th. Inrbnl.nt straan*.
from him,” Sam derlsrrd.
I {^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w K e V e e e a e nn ee iie a sia iB w n
rappy-Laeo—In the eum-|
nor a I moat everyone’!
fancy turaa to thought! or
Love, hence, the wlatlul
' Regarding oppoaltion to the
’■Rratment, the committee pointed
,*dt that the program la dvalgned
to. benefit groweia, Grower! vote
far or againat It. "Evary prog n a t can expect honest oppoaiUpn from those . whoee Intervati
«Ta contiary to the Interests of
■those .who favor the program. If
l(jg*t growers be.lave this program
benefit them, then this oppoaltion
J I P M w i . taken aa a matter of
sSegirw,* the repot t aaid,
.The following methode were
/dVen for handling of aurplua cel. aifjri Inlrmatate aalei, elimination
V tor heavy stripping, ellminfalon by
h p i carding undealrab’e alaaa, relief
' ptj>po>sa, leaving hr'th* field, or
• dtatroylng by rows in the field,
h ffta committee pointed out'’ that
:JR b ra were’no legyl wpya .to comt elimination by the leaf two
athoda and also lh*t
b i t sUpdlng In the field or destnryed by rowe, that the qua'Jty of
•^Ory shipped la comldeuby
water.
’
\ T h * committee alao racoremrndad
that Instead of the 2 percent at.
lowance for overmhlppienta, that
oetrahlpment* up to 10 percent be
■omitted, provided • the shipper
I pa(y the commUtae a filed amount
?,ptr- crate for each crate over
all Ippad. Thli amount could be datdhnined at a hearing but would
ba; large enough to tabs tha profHa out of overahlpmfnta.
opojls. Ind . to Tims ih.
(Abov.)
m i *,
Mm
judd.
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r.'ji:
who boa recently been
B i*
voted Haw York a cooet ■
beautllul model. v o
•nopped beatd*
e
plant apeedometer In
(he
obaarva-
£■.
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(I o n c a r w h e n II
I f ^ e o Its Inaugural r u r M ^ ^ M g ^ l h ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S i ^ ^ r t p I n a
Twentieth Century grey traveling eoetume eapecially designed tor her by
Bake Filth Avenue etyllets. Her lewelry Included gold and rhlneetono
clips and hie yellow gold curves watch
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R. N. NIPPER
SIGNS
PO LICK DOG FI.IRS
O SHKO SH. Wla..
l/p)
Tin
first passenger of Dr
It. ().
Ebert after
he
received hi>
private flying license was his
German police dog, •‘Hello.” Tin
dog ran up, "barking, vh -n Di
Ebert offered to lake someone
for ‘a ride “There’s your pas
senger," sugges’ed a bystander.
"Hello'* was still yipjdng with
excitement When Dr. Ebert land
ed.
lady-wUl wear at
th. m a n u a l a
atreama Mi as
Ann Sheridan te
shown In a cae
lum# which will
causa the Hah to
lump riahl up on
mlck, on# ol the country’s loading
[keys, changes Into hie gray Palm
Beach eulr alter the race ot a Florida
track, and finds It os light to the ounce
o r his colorful silks, flenlck Is used to
riding winners, hut hie grin showa he's
picked o aura bel In that super-porous
rows and three small mica
tpylng tha same nasi In bis
ban house, Themothere war*
around.
*
and dowmlairs. Mr. Rebhnn
oFE. It. Louie, III., paralyt.d
12 yean, built this counterL.ljhted lilt at a coal ol IlO ;
Tho Gilman Statp Itiilwaya
sru experimenting with an im
proved type Diesel-electric pas
senger train which deve'nps an
average spied of 100 milei in
hour.
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HAH N O W O R R IES
O M A H A - Neb., — <>D~ F.very
lime Hoy Dennis, 6H. ares a man
DUraorida knd Watches
with a worried look he asks him |
to join the “no worry club’’ Dsu 5
Ftng Watch Ana Jewelry Rtpalrlnp
ms started.
About
123 have
DUmond Mounting And Engraving
Joined. Thrre are no dues, no of
ficers, n» miliatlons and no meet s
___•»■■*■ m in ts *«a i n a townsfr■* Ft*»# il*
1
Nf
tn
ings, but tho members say the ■
e t a m e e e i e — n n s s g e g e s n g g g n g m g s g g g g g 1p > ) )
hire hefjv., them get a II.tie moro
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Leans aad DUsennls
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Lee aa and Olaaeuata
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Overdrafts’
Sarplaa aad Undivided Profits
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Retervet for' Taaea, ole.
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DIRECTORS
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GEO. D. BISHOP
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J. L. INGLEY
R. A. NEWMAN
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these, local businesses, toward «
this bank. Mutual confidence, is
the keystone of our finance-com- }
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able Baade
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Aatraed laleeaet
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COMPTROLLERS CALL
STA TEM EN T OF CONDITION AS O F J U N E 30, 1938
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STATEM ENT OF CONDITION
A S OF J U N E 30, 1938
(AfliUaltd With Th* Atlantic National Dank ol JackioncilU)
Ohllgetlieh
We Carry >A Cemplete Line Of
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OrfaniuJ 1928
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T E N S IO N S U P P O R T
W A S H IN G T O N , Ju ly B. ~ m ~
Thoma, E, Buarde, president af
tho General Welfare Federitlon
ol America, said yesterday that
lot! msmbets of lbs House had
agrrrd to suppott reviled leglalaHon for Old Age Pensions ovtr 50
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Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
Seminole County Products
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXIX
Death Toll May
Reach 1,000 In
Member Associated Press
K A .N FO IM > . F L O R I D A , W E D N E S D A Y . J l ' I . Y
Disturbance East
Of Jax Reported
jM arket P a ct
JA C K S O N V IL L E , July .1 _
I J ^ - l i n l rd
States W raihrr
Bureau located a alight dis
turbance today about JOt) nnlr*
*■•*< of Jacksonville. The idviwiry ievued at 10:^0 A M.
said the intensify «■< dimlnithlng end the disturbance « a i
moving
northern*!** rd
The
bureau raid aqaalllnea* would
contine for the nexi .Id hours
n an area a cu^jklrrable diaence off the (*>,! d
the
Carolina* anil a alight actually
condition over thr
northern
Bahamaa
end
the
Florida
strait* for thr neit 24 hour*.
Changes Are
Kiwanians Are
Hosts To Young
New York Actor
Sam ByrdRcmarksOn
Failures Met With
During His Career
Fighting In Orient
Continues On First
Anniversary Of W ar
&
Recommended
.Control Croup Sug
g ests Measures To
Make For More E f
ficient O p e r a tidn
M
m ilita
m t a rry
y Mntivo*
m o t i v e s (hinese
fenscs La*
in New
n espDe'
er-
Seen In Spanish ate ?[_for| To s^°p
Peace Proposals ll s TakesIiead
F o llo w in g a II.t of difficult ,'*
ia .u H
Inal w trk
w hich in the
opinion ,,f i ^ i* C u n 'm l ('o m tu B t »*
hlndrred 'hv rfflrio n t operation of
the ( eiei y M a iirrlln g A gn-eiuent
d u n rig the pi*i a e r.i.n , the m m
m ilte r today rrlra a rd a i»i of aug
gr.tio n * for rem edying the »ilu*
Europeans w illin g To In Refugee Parley
See Franco Victory j
If Aides Move Out s Pan,«h actions Are
Urged
By
RritainTo
M.
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Accept I cace Flan
I hv taring 'hat it woo'd not *•
fitting fin the tu ning rnmmillre
In do more Ilian make iieonimen0
daliona, ii waa pointed out that
Ittort of "needed ailjllatiilrlil ■" Mill
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reipurr only the appro, al of Ih,
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roinmitter, anil ronaiat mainly it
--aey\
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laijuiivemrnlh in the i.ffre-,* idu
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tine. A few, h oarvn. Mill one*
ai'ale amcndnu-nl, >» i|„. oiaiket
K. R. Wakefirld and A* S- Hunt, advent tiresome huslrie^* mrn from Denver, t'olo ,
ing pari, whirh it waa ponded ni|l,
roulil be worked out ,1 a la'rr lo n.ivHTHle flu* titiliulriti walrr> of thi Rio ftiMtido tiv<pi through Hlark eanyon a fr«t i
time.
rnm plt hfil,
ft u! the r i' e f V h i again llrr e 'n the w reckage of then i»ma|| hm nr tun d r !»•»,
In Ita third report, the rommit- struck a ohiui'i gr-| h *u k Mfnr I 'p u m , N ow M i * i WakcftcM i« mivong and it t« fcan d
Ite rerum mended that it me t not drowned.
Hunt w.«- injured hut m oiNe. .1 i«* reach the l».»nk
later lhan December and with »happroval of the Secretary o f Agn
culture foimulatr a definite "ahip
pinf pulley'' and then advi'r all
mtaibrri of the indualry
The Committee lino tttlgtft'Vtfl
ih$t m f t c n U r y ami a few field
not
I •1e r than
M* I II
* CIpirtlond, aalil tho traynty oc
curred 9:00 A. M.. July G (7:I)U
P. M. E S T Monday).
Bolatcd advlcoa from Kobe
Mid ISO wero dead and M l miaaIng, and 60,000 homes damayed.
■ la addition atudenta were killed
whon o school collapsed at Osaka
•hu three more persons were
drOwnod there.
Th o emperor 6nd empress per*
* aonally (ranted money for relief
Firm Ordered To Stop
Anti-Union Activities
WASHINGTON, July A —fAI
■traction at the Municipal ' no.
It will be used to hou.c p rmU n U more tUnrTy defined lecally. keeU and other small bird*.
tha Depsrtmsat of Ayrlcultuio
W. T . Neillea. district a( Mt
could be deasadsd upon for tit* of the Ayrlcultural Ex tennon diforcemeat If the committee mads, vtaioa of the University of i gr
the m tu rn e r taporta promptly.
ids. waa In confarancc 1 Uh
y A j a moaaa of oilmtnaiiny mlsumMralaadtoRi, Urn committee au«- County Ayent C. R. Dnwwn hi*
yested thsi aay grower or ship#*
having a »omplaint premnt hie
W. I. Hughey will report
eaos diraeUy to to* esmmlttee. sad hi* trip to the Town lend nati
eonveaOon la California ton
at , tha rogular meeting of
tboroagh teyaatlsatlmi. xb.mld to Sanford Club at Welnka Bull
referred U tb* Satt^nry of A fri- at 1 JO a’elock.
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Point lag ant that «hp commWtoa ton toead ae evidence of d|a>
oLbeeOM awtHW tto ranofa
n e to h t M line
lk*t tba-
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■Sanford’s Sam B yrd ha* re*
' i i i ’ied home at, *m n o m n year
*'f *vieve*»fu| a c'm g in New York
u yea, ibve ije fim lvly m arks
S l i m ns one of the pic eminent
fig u re - m o b i t appear, to be u
.ie o amt great Am erican Th e s -
T A L L A H A S S E E July « — f.I1.
— The State Supreme t out will
Ttecfde whetlfeF the fnctfeV i'IpI#*
of Fluriila may enlnh1id\ mnoigi
pa! housing romnils*ioti« and t»orrmv fnan the Unlttd Sfa'e to
roii-tnirt Inw lent hmises.
Lawyer* prpAeiitrd nig'im* nta
yesterday on a tent cn*.* I* >in
Jack-onvtile that
will
c n rol
plan* of several other eilie- to
cHtiibliHh *limrcleonmci- project#,
t miiiHet fi»r Wi Ilia in
Mmviti
contended Jacksonville^
Mumci*
pal Homing Authority cannot is*ue debenture- and obluin a Fed*
rr«| loan without first having u
referendum. The loan would be
repaid with an iiiimiiii -ub-idy
from the Fedi iul (J hv, inment and
with m u mI- fiiini the Iiou - ch.
L a w yn * for the Houning Au
thority declared
the
pro|W|#ed
projects did not involve any obli
gation
upon tiitinn-ipuily ownrd
projwity that might subject it to
taxation for payment of thelu.tns.
Jacksonville propose* to bor
row about $L027,000 front ihe
government.
ami
rai*c
about
IF J o.imm) locally by sale of dr Iten*
l lire a from u low-coal hmi*ing
project. .The $l2*»-tHMI would hr
paid frnm rrnUla. which alw
wuiiM maintain »n*l calctt,! the
himaintt community. The F d a rtl
hatn wmilit be irtircit with a ,iih*
ably itrant of atamt $l7,tt<>0 •
year from the iciirrrnmrnt.
The Uatir in tho caae La wheth
er tho Habonturra t » bo taau.it
for ob! a in Init the Inone conaliluto
bom), within tho proaiiiona of
the Btoto
C'onatitulion.
Honda
cannot I - iaaiinl- without the op-
Work began yoatarday on
n> a«*e*iat»a f r.t *
T I ip ( 'hittpsi* .IiutHnwm w a r
cntlrtl its firs* y n « r
toda y
w I h If
F.uropF
nougbY
to
h a s 'rn h'rm M iulion
of
th s
SpmTi.Hh m i l w a r by apeeding w ith d ra w a l of fo re ig n
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— The National Labor Relation*
Board announced yesterday
tl
had ordered the Harlan Fuel
company, Yancey, K y - to cause
inter fcrbi( with efforts of tha
United Mine Workers to union
ise the coal worker. In Harlan
county, Kentucky.
The hoard ordered tha company
to ro-employ |4 men wha It de
cided, ware diachar(*d for union
activities, and to disband, as a
company-dominated anion,
tha
Yancey
Workmen
Association,
Inc.
The board’s order was extended
to prohibit tha arinhw company
from barriag U. M- V . oryanisrra from tha aUeeta ct Yaacey.
The company holds a 99-year
lease oh all land a»d,buHd!n(»
at tha town and had contended
that by virtue ef Ita Warn R eras
entitled t* bar entao aryea tsars
from enUrtay tho rsmaiunity,
Tha board bald that tha:«achr
.km of UMW otyanlaan waa au
unfair labor preetlaa «• tba
yround. It denied to Urn Uuaatemployvs the Hyht to oeyanise
Established In 1908
WHERE DARING BOATMEN LOST BATTLE WITH RIVER
0 » V 1 for tho purpoie of record
btf *11 setting* and tabulating in
fnade.
Score* of Americaiti were said
to bo Impertlod by the floods.
Frederick Taylor, native of Sac
ramento, Calif, at mldnlfbt f*v*
the Aaaoeiated Prsaa a vivid
tkii phoned picture of tho flood
which had cut a tragic path
through the heart of the city of
936,000.
U ’a still ralntnr and I am
heading fo r, higher (round be
fore o*ornta(." said Taylor, lone
tlhae resident of Kobe. 1 will try
; , y *• *et ont by launch tomorrow.
X.
Beat estimate* show between
flj- ’ 600 had 48o deed but *o many
r build lays have bean imaahcd flat
that nobody can aay for a cerg f f tnfaty. we know ft a, foreiyuera
K . a y e dead. They are a Freneht.Lj, man, a Russian, a German worn-k, < •« and two Portugese children.
gfitM *• »*I keHaea any Ame.icana
bar* been killed dr Injured.
- J it baa been ralniny for three
'
day* aad tha hUU on all «M*a
, a .; cf Kobe have been dipping." He
0,
eilitiMivrd w l'b
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Son’ hei n
diaw-1 to "Ay « Imi be w j . tbmk
mg.
d1!Veil
J S in ith e iii
though
u c ce iit .
be
tcisins
N o "* '-
h
ul e,
h in
xnMipr*.
T h e ( ’hinunr, t ry In g
deap rm t o lv to block lh e Invad*
c i h ‘ d riv e nn H n n k n w , p r o v lMiMtnl t'MpiUl, laid nrw mlfiM In
1h*» Yangtfe River about HukoW
ntid *1rrnglh#ncd a dsfmtWV
Imom aero#* river .10 mi]#* ab#V#
I he btiHincH,
hi*r*u* h a d in g Kiuknng.
mttollg govi i itnti ht . t, lint tn ally ;i
They rrportrd they had fiv tn
rtiiuphcMlcd lute and requires a Japan#*'* *t*tback# along ih« Y«I*
lot of high founding terms. Hitch low lllv#r, wh#r# they mill tA if
as non mtervenhon,
tn'lligereut had inflicted 700 caauaUJca. and
i ighb, etc*
along coast northsast of
Kail*
Hut from thi* viewpoint of king where th#y said thty had
American expert*, It's beginning raptured thr towns of FowatAg
1*» *<Hik An if (iieat Hritain ami anil Yvncheng.
Fiaine are qude n tiling to »#e the1
In Tokyo, thr war offlca an*
Kranco-Mussoliui Hitler conrtuns*
Hon * m nut m Spain, if, in re nouncod that Japanria had ottn*
of
turn, Mussolini and Hitler gel out l»ird 17ft.000 square mllei
Chine*# territory and Inflict*!
»f the Spanish ’ heeler of set km.
p re s -iv e tuou'h fo im s Word* fa**
ter than one m ight r xpeci from u
Sm ithernet, lie tn'im nte.l t h d b*
hud in be careful not in ab*orb u
>cal. rilay, >rarninj( that Sam M ol th e m ncciii' Most actors who
hail returned tf> XanfaKt fjr .1 f r y to im d a ’ e a Southern ms cm
Here's how they figure that out;
■holt v 1*it w i'h hi* oaithuc amt muke ti me a * of t', be dec I tied
Every time you gel down to
alriifathoi. Ml. ami M rv tt A.
Sam , who once had idem of b- - i a*es, »hc meddling of ou'*ide na
/achat >, | canpil .Sam ,,n Iht* r-'lecoining
a,
nets spa per
le p o i'e r, tion* in Spain hn* nothing at sil
I'hi.tie amt u .k i'ii fin an m l e u n n .
need'll n«i prom pt ing* s - to ub.it
tie .in;^>'*tnl lhat 1 .ee him nl,.,ot 'o say II# knew what to -a y mil •o do with principle*, but rut her
with ’ he p'ciiliui geography of
thi* MrdiR'trunean mrun and the
Spuiiuli peniiiAuta.
I 1"iiipity til a.mi iMUhck I rang
th«* ikatrhvll a’ NL*. Zacharx
hi*me A ymi tig fclliiw t|f cxsi’d mi
a *p««i# emit, yrllttw pttti *hnt,
light hlut-gray pa’m l*cach ti*»uM-i*. ami an i*n»| whitu *p.»rt
whnev,
g tc rtt'il
me,
11
wa#
Th e *pec Li I point* of inis re* ts in
ihe M editerranean are the liulca
ne iNlanib ami C»ihi alter. T h r h Ijnd.s are 'he prope rty of Spam
and lie junf o ff the ex At coast of
'h ui country
P m lm bly a m ajor
reason why .Mmoioliiii j» up ported
Franco w i^ ihe u p p o rb in ity Ih-*
ullniiU'e offered to bise his nuh*
m urines and
uirpktne*
in
the
Italearics.
Hum
Taking m»* by the aim In* giiiifcii
iim" min ’ h>' living morn ami in
vjttAl nm to liuvi* a seal,
\\ ha*ever ilouhte J might h*ive
liarl ahriyt interviewing unv of th most vmh ly pubUciici arlois of
the American *l igr wu* ilispillcil
at unci' by Sam’* gmai nn'timl,
unaffiTteil id »liner. Hr* niarji* him
M*lf cmnfortab'i* by jraping « bg
over tin* arm of his chiir arul fit*qucrtlly shiftcil. thmaing hu other
irg over the opposite arm. Ho wa*
like a hor>t» cham|img at tin* l»it
just before a race, anxiety* Li gi t
into action. Ilia i-yn (Ixr’cil con
*tanlly from object to abject rn
»h“ room like u krr nuking pollen
from a fiowrr ami then flitting to
the next bluAHuni m-jrby. One ft»T
that hi* muni ram i ahead so rap
ally a* to nuikr it difficutt (or one
Florence WilliamH
'Funeral
Dies At Home Here Be Held
Mu Florence
Rites To
Thursday
Williams, •*64.
d id at her home at 41ft Palmet
to A rrnur at A: 14 P, M. yester
day, folio winy a linytrlny lllnca.
M r.. Williams ha* resided in
Sanford for the past eiyht years
and » . « a member of the First
Method,. 1 t hurch. She was born
in Colquitt, (Jn. on Mar. I I , 1673.
Two
nephews,
whom
aha
reared, Theodor# and
Robert
Ralhel of this city, survive. Also
one brother. Ashley Roberta, ami
one slater, Mrs. C India Mock,
both of Colquitt, GoFuneral services will bo con
ducted at the Erlekmn Funeral
Home this afternoon at 6:00
o’clock with the Rev. Paul Redfearn. pastor of th e -F lm Meth
odist Church, officlnttay. The re
mains will be sent to Colquitt
where burial will be made on Fri
For the llal«ark« are the mili
tary key* to the African colonies
of France colonies that would
pour men and itupplir* ucross 'he
Mediterranean to France if she
were engaged in a Mttrr eml war.
With the fltfieinrs in MussoUnrs
hands, anil filled with Italiun aubmarine
and
airplane
1*a»es,
France's line of su|»ply from A fri
ca won Id ho menaced .
Then there'll (iibralter, now ill
British hands, which gives Britain
i control nf both ends of the Medi
terranean, If (iermany could erect
big gun emplaceinentA and other
war machinery in H|min jual
I across from Uihraltrr, and rumor
I says she hu« already done this,
British control of the ocean would
be menac'd beyond romfort.
Therefore, it's quite natural for
the British urn! French to offer
aknev
U n it
laycees Propose
Decrease In Dues
To Induce Joineru
T o - d . y - i during Ju ly any
rt*1.
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Pre*id>nt J. e . Rowland. In
appointed a committee cantpuaad
of Alva Collins, Louis H f r i M
himself to Inveatlyate tha matoM
of yarbaye collection In tba thy.
A report will bo mads
next meeting.
A report on tho flab-fi
by the New Smyrna Jay
Thursday waa given |
Rowland. Ha said tha pi
from the Sanford club 1
appointing aa only four
were present.
of several months.
erdoon to t a’elaek with mUtt
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A proposal i„ dacraaie tha
membership fees in order to hr■luce more persona to jatn the
club was discussed last i)l(dt at
the Jaycre maatln( held at tha
Mayfair lintel. The meetlnc waa
the first of a new summer sched
ule In whirh the Hub w(Jl
an y prop cm i I inn, even if it means
at the hotel the first and w K
ST. P E TE R S B U R G . July *■—
iypi— James f . Bike*. 13. promi
nent Bt. Pslersbury attorney,
and former B U le eenatur ' ,o r
I'lnrllas county, widely known
throuyhout the BU te. died early
yesterday mornlny at llay •'I*1**
Veterans’ Hospital after an illncm
SIS#*, a former prosecuting
attorney and county Judu* of
Pinellas (eunty. sorted In the
B u t . Senate through the 1*3.
and 1911 aamton*. In 1914 h .
waa an unsuccessful candidate for
tho U U Park Trammell'* seat l*
the United Bute* Senate.
Sikes WSa graduated in law
from the University of Florid*
in 1 9 D and had loay been aeday.
TIT# la alumni affairs.
A World War veteran with t l
months overseas acrvlc*
la
COM PLETE UNIONIZATION
Francs aid the Arm y of Occu
W ASHINGTON - ( # > — Sidney pation la Garmaay, Bike* had
Hillman, leader, af to* Commit lee been prominently tdantlflsd with
for Industrial Orgnalxaltor's tex- vatarmaa’ activities. Ho waa a
leader ha tbs awvemsat that suetile worker’* o r | t a M i| ( t a n ! IUe, m U lo*t night that bin or- Vetaraaa Haapltol la Florida.
gairkation hopes to aa* tto wngeH* wttl b* buried at Bay Pi
tour law aa a i l i t o t m d tat Natleaal Cemetery Th u n d * y 1
i.atiMl.OOO
of thr campaign, and llaUd Jig *
fiursr Io« m»s at n0,029t bat t h i
Chin**# havr ratlmatad lb# In*
vadrr*' casualties faro in sxeoav
of that figurr.
In Spam,
Insurgent
troop#
rushed heavy rrinforermonta to
a ! 2-mil# front along th# Mad*
itcrrinrnn coast to taka tdvantage of a series of thrustg which
forcrtl government militia man to
fall back at Tour points*
(ireat Britain iqnt special mat*
srnger* .,to flovernment aad In*
surgent capitals asking
urgant
consideration for tho European
Non-Intervention C o m m l t t a a ’i
$1.1,750,000 plan, for evacuating
foreign volunteers from Spain.
A t Evian-les-Dains, Franca, n
32-nation conference on political
refugees, inspired by Pyasldaht
Roosevelt, opened with tha United
States taking a lead In tha pre
liminary conversations.
C A N A L S TR IK E
CAIRO. Egypt— <#>— Sovan hundred Sues Canal worbera went on
a sit-down »‘ riho yoatorday nnd
sight foramen wero Injured In n
clash* that resulted, but transit
tom the waterway waa ast todnagared._____________ ’ . a s
NASHUA.
N.
H.
-D l-T h a
33-ouncs baby daugher bora to
Mrs. Barton Glynn af Bennington
U days ago. died yaatordsy. Tba
LOCAL WEA*
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r JACKSONVILLE. July B.
' — (A P)—A voluntary petl. . tion in bankruptcy waa filed
In federal court here today
' biy. the Wh'ddon Ca*h Store*
aa the deadline for their fil-.
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Hughs*, millionaire
In f of a |4K,000 cash super
anthuaiaat, plana to leave Thurasod Ban
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calver and custodian to *rrva an'
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non-paym ent of delinquent tU U
chain atoraa tame, and l.t.r e a t
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f a r tha posting of M b,000 bond
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Hukow Seized
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C aptureO fG atesvayTo
Lake P oyang Opens
Way For In v ad e rs’
Hankow O ffensive
Loyalist D efenses Re
p o r t e d S h a tte re d
In V alencia D rive
iaaaalBlpd PreaB
Jnpniit'Ni' forces ntlvanccd
up ’. he Yanirize R iv er lo
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tmlny while in Ihe Spanish
civil w ar Insu rg en ts reported
they hail shat It red Ihe gov
ernm ent lines in the S arrio n
sector of '.he easlern front.
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gave them possrasioii of Hu*
kuH. galrvkav lo |..ik.- Poyang,
and plarr.l H i,in in a position t»
.-ontinu, Ih.-ir ad ta n r.' on tho
prnvl,t.u.al . apilal hv riv rr nr
Disk, a land and w atrr d eto u r to
Ihe (....in and west. Ki.reign oh•e rv e r, believed they
would
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rh.in,e la lle r route,
advan.'Uig
'i.tfictn I'h irf h i m
across l.nk<* Poyang and a tlsrk • h» fl.iu ili .i|N «| mi.nil* ing N anrhang. one of
I'hlna'a
• in v%h»* •» viMh»rt m ajor air l.*«e,, before approach
ing Hankow.
In Spain In ,u rg en t General
J.iv* Varela'* fi.-l.l headquarters
said h i, Irg m n n a o r, had advanced
. I'J mil** nn Ih , wr-t.-rtr flank of*
Ih* V slenria front «u.ce Ihe sta rt
the re-lnforre.l ..ffen-ivo Sat*
unlay.
«eve|i ile.li.-ai.-d » monument to American “ lu-nre et.-ru..l
lllii.- and t i i . f velerun. Attending (he joint reunion .... 1
. a portion ,.( u,e h„K,. throng on hand for the de,|lra!io
" t one »f th.- bloo.ln-<l battle* of the n « d War.
Hughey Returns 1,520 Garments Made For Testimony Heard
\ N eedy In Sewing Rooms In Court Against
New York Leads All
"5*»»SS5
Rebels Advance Kl
In Spanish War
1 (•rtlyrbiirg baltlcffrld, where thousanda of C onfederal
c c k * € D (I
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ttMin 2600 bird* were Lanitril hy r i
the party during the week, in
eluding one whitetewUied Itooby, T .
the recond of its kind ever to I C
be captured for this purpoae, an l
14 of the m agnificent Man O I
War birds with »«vrn foul wing
^
•prvafL .Small ro ln n itt of lln*#at* and
Tarnn w rrr ntc<i
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aludied and a few
of the*.*’
species banded.
The espsdition was made this v " ,
year via Key West ... that the
birds of the Florida keys might ‘ ,
b« studied- The trip fr.,m s *
Tortugas was j.f—t,.,
made on a vessel recently secured ,h,„„
by th . National Farks Serv.ce.
Daniel B. Beard.
wild life T hr
a n p ^ d gross receipts taxra U>UIViolent death ended Fourth cf
Ing 9704 word .o ld n t auction on July celebration! for at lea*!
tha eourthouao atepe yeiterday «W peraona In lha nation but in
but brouaht only |4 2 t .
Hanford and 8emlnol* County the
Tho ah* r if f s of flea aald fur- holiday wasn’t nsarrrrj by a eln,
th er lev Ira would bo made on
eerloui miahap.
S lin tf
property of the delinquents. If, City and County agendas re
any could be found, to aatiafy the P®**! one of the quietest weekI Hughey, l|■•^-gslr »»f the
tam ctalma.
enda In reernt monthe. There were
'• Tnwnseml Club to ih«’
T ha aale was conductsd from no
wreck*, or death* re
*1 f ’nnventlnn of the mnv •
w ritten descriptions o f tha stock. P»U*A
in l.os Angeles, retu rned In
lha marc bandies rem aining in a
N,w V°r h led all othar ktstea In
d esrly y'alunlav mntning
w arahoiu*.
Tha
attechm enU
<•«*•*» 'p arad e with 37.
over hi, trip We,I ami rn
war* made eeveral weeks ago unFirework* took only three Uvea
>ver the prusperl, of
dor w rite obtained by agent* of in ,h* n*,|on compared to th# paceIhe Townsend I'lan.
S tate Comptroller Lao.
aaUIng automobile traffic toll of
.,
mile drive across
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----- --------------------- *J5. Drowning* ranked recond In
N• ,,0n*,
SSlate , i-nrnu'r In the I
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'he deeth column with 123. Twcnty- K r k ? s . r v i ,0 f , ‘he
Sty required 5 1-2 il
|L h
•Audubon
a 'Bj , a* m*m
brr 0‘ Mr lluvhi
H o lt O llP a tin n a
on* w tr* *hot to daith, I5 com- th
th#. F
Florida
Society.
- ivy reported, while
n
I“ U C B M O n S •
" itte d tulclde. II were killed by
0< “ >• •*P*dl»ioB r e t u r n *•rip
"
rri|iilied fi 1-2 i
a n d I U e tu d U i
becauaa th, p i r l y slopped lo
see
Tho Tortuga* party this year 'he sights a!ong the wry.
those from
t
km*d Included, besides
he pa rly visited the Grand
F
6 " 1 u l , u a hy their own “Invention*-. A S anford: George R. Bentley, Mi
yon which Mr. Hughey cha;*W iB u ru n e n u
• .
.
Maryland boy died end two com- 1
■riped es most Iwauljful. Hr
W ASHINGTON, Ju ly B— (A>) panlona were injured In the es- 'n " n / t | m B'*nd’ P“ lm B ,»ch; J
the w sl's o f the gniga which
/ r - Tn,m p *A.: ,Ur,,M
I S K * " " J , 10.- W. V a.). plot loo of powder pourml fro i, L.'
I BUM
U
Hull, nGalneavide;
Ilaye.
mtielmlitc the ml* b f campaign fliwcrackcri Into a piece a f pip*. T
' h o m ., 8ou, h M tam |. Andr, w naturv has wurn fl.iHH) feet derp.
th a n g r d to d ifftre n l colors as thr
f*.** .** ■ v«»T quaeUoaakle In Pennsylvania b - home-made I
r
r ,M u r y : M r.. Jack run's rays »lruck from different
Daniel it.
Beard Coral G able.; Mr. ami
British Ponder Offer
For 'Immune1 Harbor
f e u
THRONG GATHERS AT GETTYSltURt; TO HEAR PRESIDENT
turned from > week's viait to
hi«torie Fort Jeffei»on in the.<
Dry T ortu*m . where they «tu«lied
the bird still marine life of that
1 region.
T hr following attended from
Sanford Robert L- Co*. Lea H.
Le*her. Mavni K a7eNab, C. K.
Mason. Richard S. Ma*on. Mr*.
Jessie |{ Mason, and Charlea D.
ForreAter.
4
For the f ln t tim« *inre *11
•
t>edition« were started, a change
in accommodation! both nt the
Forl ■ml tn ‘rmnaportalloii pvrwon'*"
J«>n «he party,
“ A conii.lvrahl* inerr*,.in
'h e Sooty Tern rolonir* of Ihe
Tortuga* ha* been noted over the
f ° u'' y««r»,” C. R. Mason,
___
I J . . , .1
..... declared.
__ ,
president
of !?»• __
society,
■'Idlng that "There are probably
* r " over 100,00(1 b ird , of th i,
, Pec*p* now nesting nn th r in-i
bnd th r hatch nf young bird**
'
Book Sales For lrt,uir,,,.‘ml 41 bsr T,,‘°'u °‘h,r
Campaign Funds Th*j‘;,worli»
Uak.MBa
N l'M K K R :’«7
Fifteen m m i l i r n of the Flor
ida Audubon Society h«vr
re*
Sheriffs Sale Yields
SIT . Only S442 Of $794
t K ^ D t t e Stete For Tax
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M sInhliNhed In I!HIH
In crease In Several
Specie A t N estin g
Colony R eported Hy
C onservation G roup
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S A N fO H p , FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JULY
Lee Continues nan* Paris Flight IAudubons See
Against
Bird Life At
De l i n q u e n t s
Dry Tortugas
» •*»•*». BnrUn
II UrUip**. Wm U
I
Seminole C oanly Produce*
More E rull And V rR flablra T han Any
S im ilar A rea In A m erica
Member Associated Prmw
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t t t* II i Ta«la!’J F
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v i : : r i t . - i r l . n i 5 % '? 1I"V"W
C ount
1 onuil fll'y Ml VI lent P.f tli.k S* !»•
The regular meeting nf the
board of directors of ih* Kiwsni*
Club will in? heM s t the home of
Dr. B. D. Cakwell tonight a t 7:30
• ’clack instead nf at the Valdes
Hotel i s originally sc|iedulrd.
The regular meeting of (fie KiPenis Club will be he'd In the
Valdei Hotel Wednesday at 12:15
• ’d o rk . George A. DeCottea I*
chairman nf ihe program commit-
accosted
d an ar-
In A c c u s e d
A s k in g
W rlfiirr
i »mit! v
ng
•<M»ni «ii|»rt\|w«ir. l\irn»* | . Siin't*.
nrmiiinam| '>n|«)
Mr*. Smith m nn v'ntiil that |*p
enm.'.i w .ie <iii|.| \.-«l it. m*w.>h|
room* an.I ihnl st p.eren' the n o
roll I a I.*I n.-a.l) ft.nun r .lith ly .
She sis., annoum.-.l that i.iiaiiK.meiiU w.-re l.nng n.t.le I . .-.tat.
i»h a sewing loum m l-il.,- M,.n
roe fur ih.- cnnvrna-nr*- ..f an.... n
in lh a' virniily whn are n.ov r><|Uirri| tu sunn* tv S^iifni-t |..r
work.
AI prevrnt *h.'ie are two u s -
“o.wv^;
LONDON, July ».— lA V -Tb*
O riU th goveram aut announced
veaterday It swat coruldartag a
Spaalah rebel prep l eal to desig
nate Alaeoria aa aa “ Immune
p a rt" fa r British vessels trad lag
with governm ent Spain.
Abaeria. a M edtterraaaaa port
hold hy tha Spaalah guvaramant.
la 110 mUea east a f G ibraltar sad
H e ire s s 7 H u s b a n d
Son
F or
H uge
O f
Sum ,
D i v o r c e
P ap w orth Is A g a in
N am ed O ffic ia l O f
f a x R evision B od y
Clonts Purchases
40 Acre Celery
Farm In Chuluota
Wile nr >ne n r g .s t rest r - 'a lr
trinractiuna in Ihn past several
month, w a, dost*,I yaliirduy wh.-n
C. R. 'f'lnnls, piuipihent rele'y
.lo w e r of Oviedo purchased a I'l
err* muck farm .from S. K. I nng
of Chuluola, for , upprosim t'e-ly
I'lU.OOO.
“
The land Is raid •<» he one i.l
the finest iis.it hland celery farms
in Ihe Ovitdo district, and I, to
taled in M i'rhrll ilemmock which
has been opened for farm ing .lu r
ing Ihe pssl few yesrs.
With th* addition nf this land,
Mr. Cion's will npcm lr tine of
■he large'! acreages of celery in
Seminole f ounly.
Mr. l.nng Intends In Inrrca •
his operation* in the r a 'l e hu.t
o no
aitaln un li*i|
-.nmi pounds itiii.n im i u,
IRi; case »f hi, f , „ t hearing I
rririay imme.liairlv
a fte r
turning r,.„ „ France
r.c*
*ifej* rl
•^ury Convicts Hunt
•n
.S e s s io n
O f
C oui
Willh' Hunt, change.1 with
h-1*,r,y-
S5w
v * l l,ry 'bis morning a t I
•pening re.Sion of fo u n ly f,„
hefor* Judge If,W. Were
The rase ,.f |. |||y
,.rr4 f|
charged with assault and Katin
»»« nolle p ro s ,,il, while the ri
••f Nathaniel Ilfui.t, , | w rh . rVlo'ators nf f ity ordinance!
BF.KI.IN. July 8.— </PI—l.uf wllh assault and h a llc y , Wa . rn
Kill bo tried hefnre Judge Frank
thansa, tha German s ir lipr, an '.n u « l ,n „ .he ........... „ kh.
U Miller at the Polka Station
this cf'em onn a 1 1:00 o'cleck. The nounce.l yrsler.lay it would con W. Mcf.ny, rhargr.l with p .....
•aaslon was postponed flam Mon duct weekly esperim ental trans ■'“Xl of s o t machine'
day ifternnon becauaa o f tha boll- Atlantic flights between Lisbon.
«ne net of Juror* summoned inPortugal, and New York via thr
A lore* from mid-July until th* r uded: J. L. Ohom, J. | | . fol,
J- Pope. Carl Feeler,
Medical Detachmrnt and Com- end of (>ctob«r.
J- W. Thrailkill, E. II. G rant. Wm.
puty D will bold drill session* -»t
Germany has been given a p V Dunn, Howard C. Long. I . R. value, to replace Ike
th* Armory tonight * t 2:00 proval by both Portugal and the
valorem U see.”
I’Byne, T. C. Bolt. F. A w .lt, r . E.
•'dock. Drills which era n g a U rly United Slates.
K*U«y.
C.
C.
Priest.
B.
H.
MeM d on Mondty night see:* post.
Junkers four-m otored planes Mahen, Henry Wolcott. J . M. VlnN tlrd because of th* holiday.
H#*dquarier» Company wQl not designed for ocean travel will ln*. H . C. Parker. J . F. storey.
local
I f f . again untU neat Monday I fly once la tack direction week
negro
BLECTROCUTBD
ly.
,
July 5—<A7— ttlllle
The flight* era Intended to D
FORECAST
Randolph, negro, was put to death
norih and central and 1
show Germany la technically In Florida’* electric chair today
>ady fat extreme **qth 1
ready to opaa a reg u lar fa st air for the slaying last Oct. 34 of
night and Wednesday- » i
Bull service aver tha N orth AtRiddle,
Jacksonville
drop
lantlc.
.
Germany In HeadyFor
AtlanUc Te«t FliKhtH
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�TUESDAY, JU LY 5, 1M 8
T T IE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
The Sanford Herald
KaiallUh.O la I M
fafclloliaf m r y afirraooa m m i
la o d a f at &*af«n4, rU rlda
I l f iif a a U a A•»•*•*
Tin* fo r m a l d e d ic a tio n a n J u ly t o f th e (J
w av ImkiMK K ey W i^ t to th e m a in la n d o f l-'li
h a p p y ila \ in th e h is to r y o f a to w n t h a t
ilin u ip li e x tr e m e ly v a r y in g ile y re e s o f go<«l
fOr lin e d u r i n g its e x is te i u e .
italopo for reply.
Truck & Auto
Service
<tiHT a |>rotid rom m unity of over 110,000
im|»ortaiit rigor rnnmifiirtiirmif pliml
of a profitalile .pongi* fish in g irnlus'ry, the te
I'lornln K;»«l Cnast Kuilmml, the |mrt of enti
•nil their products, and an im|»>r ant m ilitm
ou 1 | mihI. Key West at one time see nos I to |e
economic elem en ts needed for a thriving con
(hie hy one, however, the town su ffer n
after m isfortune. The cigar industry m ove
he sponge industry to Tarpon Springs, tht
Navy closed their establishm ents, and trad e
m-- -*1ng
Alt akllaarf Rnlirfa, rarilg
thaaka. rrtwlw
nad aalirM
•tlrrU U m cpt* l**r tb» pafp**#
ratolag fa ad a niil br ebarard
■t M ialar ■f«rrll«lBg n it* .
aI
al
af
fat
At morn I Alik •• to y«*ur
vnifo
A* you flit miiiM** my >
I
Unfllm .lo *1 hy Ihr nrfiut'
I think when I hear you, the
tr»-rs are full
Of tummier* from all around
But, no. *tn only their borrowed
•onr*.
And 'tit you, alon* I’ve found
T h . allx.r m il., lhal ki *»I Hi
Hay
. Buggast a plionag» bright.
B ut your >omtM-r o a t nt lado-l'
gray
,
Dorn f*it hviray your might
Aa champion of Ihn ftalh«rr<l
hoata
T hat ta ils llin r «■ ngs nt mnrn
And aVtlitid*, to sixilh,- an,I b l.»
All h«arta grown tin-d and
worn.
— Frank Hodman WixmU.
BALZAC'S NOVELS deal in de'ail w ith innumerable
types of hum an beings barbers and d an d ies; great ladies
tml courtesans and small bourgeois; bankers and farm ers
•nid m isers; a r tis ts and mystic* and crim inals—yet he sel10 m met and never knew
these types. He lived like a
m onk, in the seclusion of a violent and inverted imnginn‘ion. he thought of him self as a man of business, a man of
’•leaxuro. a m user or an atheist. It was th e only way he
•mihl satisfy his immense appetite for life; h 's hunger for
'tossessiuos,
action
and success projected itself in
dream s which he tran sferred 'o paper. W hen he snatched
an interval In go out into 'h e world he seems to have been
•ike an owl in daylight. He was s'ill pretending that he
■vas one of his own ehn raeters -mi adv en tu rer with his
hand on a fortune, a |»>pinjay with the ladies of Paris at
bis feet, n shopkeeper b attlin g with b an k ru p tcy ,—M argot
Asquith, More ur Less Alxiiit Myself I D utton)
I
U W , INDICATED
Martin’s Garage
in
t m x p R w e fl
S00 K6 WITH
fW > C tT T H & l
HKMIMHK rilA tM A C A t
CO, INC.
Miller Blilg.
Park Avs.
t w o n o o n s 1111 t h o r D a
I I K 'H I
red u c ed
p r ic e s .
OBTAIN OlIR PRICE ON
INIMVIOl’AI. p R K H C R H 'TIONH HRKOHR KILLING.
YOU W IIX BP. SURPRISED
fW
//
DR. MILLER
JfcMMMfc, oU-iime bcHPt*
/ / WAS H M iW m H T C H b M P W O F
U
S M AH D ATy? /
fouertt IM1HERINGfoR 33 H E A R *.
u # r H w m e ta o m te M a m in m >
The B luebird is
C o n tin u in g U nder
New F eath ers
TCNbNt VJiCKfttLO,
v ffic e r,
S
fP T o fM
C u r b S e rv ic e
u n i — E n jo y O u r K en tu re— S o m e th in g N ew
30/
Frog Leg Dinners
S a n d w ic h e s o f all k in d s
C old D rin k s— B eer a n d W ine
O rla n d o R nail —1 m ile s S o u th o f S a n fo r d
ftc c fc F m ra
CHAMP AT 39 . . .
.
motnorablt- record of .|.f» yrum o
l*rii«*fri|fhtort,
k •• n » r » I I y fighting.
sp«-aKmtf, ant "through*' in thuir
lhirtii*M if they hn* that long. : GRANT’S PIE ORDER . . ,
With f**w ««xci!ptujiia, 1 hi* chumps • Lieutenant Wirk’lieHl, IT
of ring history tmv»* gonr ‘town Army officer, one .lay hi
utnl*T th** ti’lling hlov*« of m«*n • arly part ol the Civil
younger Ihim IhfUTtnelvr*,
I toppetl wilh a group of fru
4In•* of thr-st* rii'i*pt inftN w it 1 -it n M ivtiiin fuimhoiiNe for
SANI’ORDTWENTY YEARS AU.O
Wnkfirl*l,« vunl, so G rant act
■nit nftcr him.
With th** Army at attrnlion.
(iianl re;nl ihe following or<l«*r
1.1. W irkfii'hl, having on thiw
lav eaten evi-rything in
Mn.
Nflviiljfe'* hou*Hf riv e p t
on«*
pumpkin pir, H h.-r^hy iir«li,rr*il to
j i11II r11 with 1111 evrort of 11HI eaVill V atiil r it that pir ih » ."
Tin* t.n lrr was n irrin l out.
CUCKOO C LO C K S. . .
it is n scientific fact thu*
gruvilai ioiml pull of the Karth
varirt at ilifferent lulifuif«*s. Acrorilingly, the
jmm luluni of ■
cuckoo rliwk set to run on time at
one latitude would swing faster
or slower at nnothei deiwndiug
on the giuvittttionaPvirruiturn.
Tomorrow!
The
P m n V O H t M to t t a a a r t a f
Ttr* S afety Jus) at the Urns when you
need a new aeS of Hrea. At thla daw of
the year yaw shouU replace diaa that
era worn and smooth (or (rawteat safety
during the auaaaaer delving season.
Tire* stay took alike an the outside —
but Inside they a n different. The name
FIRESTONE on a tire It your assurance
offn tr a safety and long mileage because
Only Flreetome Ttrea are built wtth these
patented and ear hie!re cuoacractkm
doughnat
irt,
Mr. and Mrs It. It. Slovens
hnvo received u rnril telling them
that their son, ("apt. Ralph S tea
rn s had arrived safely oversea*,
('apt. Stevens I* In the medical
corps, having Joined at Ihe begin
ning nf the war.
Mrs. Allen Junes has received
a ra n t frnm her aim, Allen cities
staling that he Is in t'aria and
another air raid was in progress.
Allen is in the hospital rorpa nf
Ihe navy.
Mis* Hattie llelle Hyer left
yesterday for Jacksonville »ta
Clyde l.ine, a fter a week's visit
here as the guest of Mrs. It. J .
Holly. Miss lly rr will rem lin In
Jacksonville a few days ere ra-
Wa may hr wrung, but we have
ail Idea that thr modern firrrrsrkay make* more noise than a whole
ballallkm o f riflemen during the
Kavolulmnaty days.
auptiose that If the wnrkeri
In thr factory of a certain well
known cigarette company *hmi'i
walk nut, tttey wouitl lie known at
L arky Striker*.
Everything seems to run 'n
contrasts. The tempo of the world
, 1. becoming faster and faster,
while collection* are getting slower
a n d pU wtr.
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. G arner
are home again, a fte r a few days
pleasantly apant a t (hr Beach,
Ralph Allen ta home on a few
day* furlough. lie la in the am
bulance corps stationed at Kart
I lodge, tie* Molnee, Iowa. Ill*
many friend* warn glad to ecu
him again. Me la TFTc ton of W.
II. Allen of this city.
'eat highway, one may now pul
■eg in an automobile.
Hukow Seized
In New Gains
By Jap Forces
Approximately 600 person* w art
Wiled celebrating Independence
Day throughout lb* country. W«
Csntixus* From Peas Os,
•d er, out of th at number, how of Hainan, which Japan has bean
a y would have willingly given reported as planning to seise.
th eir lives to protect their fretJapanese
reported
yesterday
they had dealt a knockout blow to
China's air defense in a devastat
you buy eo me thing out ing raid on Nanchang. one of the
moat Important Chlaeee air besas.
A Japanese communique said 61
Chinese planes were destroyed in
th* a ir and on th* ground. Hang• ra id uthcr buildings on the new
and old alg-driines were rulnod.
The s deles aw erted the aircraft
constituted almost the entire first
line of Ibo Chines* a ir defense anti
■aid th* victory win achieved
with only on* Japanese p hao
• lo u t 116 miles southeast of Han
kow.
Chinese
meanwhile
reported
Ihry had repelled • Japanese a t
tack on Hukow, key harrier
against Japan's drive toward ihe
h eart of China, and were confldent they could hold off the In
vaders Indefinitely.
Ilukow, on the Y anglte river
160 miles below Hankuw, China'*
provisional capital, and t l th*
galaway of a w ater network lead
ing to Ihe deep aauihweat, has
lean reduced te ashes hy Jsp anese aerial attack*.
A t Matowchtn, 23 mil** downatream, about 100 Japan*** Wtr■hlpa war* reported mobilised be
low a sunken harrier of rock-fUled
junks which Japanese bombers
slowly have been blowing a p a r t
A report to Hankow said four
warships had passed the broken
boom to back th* lend fores. In
th eir dilve, Chinese reported lb*
fighting yesterday coat (ho Japanas* heavily In m*n and aqulpn*nL
. M ilitary authorttba a t Hankow
•xpeoa<«d botitf th* Jtpgaoag a*
loagwr war* preparing for a front
al attack on Hankow but war* bo-
irlcas said 64 Jap -jrao n t In an affect
dropped about lttl'lro o p a tafo a ptU
Outchong,
which k
7hcgr
h ^k n d
K s l l .i t L IS . JK .
OPTOKKTKIBT
I’K E S C IM IT IO N S
ACCURATELY
COM POU ND ED
A T REM AKKABLY
h CUCKOO CLOCK
oh* J**nt Miii-r, h»-uvvw>*ight rhimi- ■fienhnienis.
|ooti of Kngh«ml At « I hi* AtariTo mipresa the housewife
ril a 15 y**nr ring c;iri»*r in
lHf.fi hy whipping "Sliii»lif*r Slack '
111 a tl’ioum l ilvrbion.
Tht-n. in I JtUII, VliC** ^I P r*
into ih«* ring ggiunM
I ‘hail.**
walrhod the avinlnra doing thetr
Mill lo ll. Mar* w0'< hit yunr-i old,
various .lu n t. Thny w .rr grent
hut In- ^*1ill Ini*) claim to tin*
Iv im preapd hy lined* Sam's fly h**nvyw.ighl tiflr of England In
ing sipiadron and th r vast p rsir
i*s of ItrSiiln roiinty -aid to b«
tin 1 tirst aviation firld in Amar-
We gather frnm our psromal
columns Ilia 1 Sanford spent thr
Weak , nil rlsewhere.
I
CHURCH H & w U
Bod lea— s p r i n g * — 'T ra ile r*
A p ric e 70 a c m a f f o r d
to p a y
ORIGIN h U Y
wese tnah. t
with Culm
fell o tf to such a degree that the railroud operated on in1 reasingly lim ited schedules.
What appeared *.0 be the crowning blow to Key West
ante when a-sev ere hurricane swept across the Florida
Kevs anti destroyed a section of the railroad, which was
never replaced because th e railroad had no funds. Key
West was th en cut off from the rest of th e world, except
*.y an occasional boat and an inconvenient ferry service
tor automobiles.
But the hurricane th a t tie s ’ royed the railroatl was a
TUESDAY. JULY S. 193*
lessuig in disguise, because out of this m isfortune there
vnlved a plan for m aking the railroad tre stle s anil brnlges
BIBLE YEBSK FOB TODA> nlo an autom obile highw ay. This accomplishment was
nude (tossible by federal assistanre and today the govern
ment hn- an investm ent, worth Sttit.000,000, into which it
oas put Stl.tJOO.OOO and Key West will he th e mecca of
housands of m otorists who will come to view one of the
■inner«,
ugm eering wonders of the world.
Florida's island city will reap great rew ards from
*tiis project and the visitors who go there will he amply
repaid, for Key West h a s a distinct charm and flavour
which cannot fail to please and satisfy.
JYum brnnrh to hmnrh
rwiyiiiK pin**-*-
M artini Garage
General
Repairing *
STR A N G E A S I T SEEM S— By JO H N H IX
•■splueiun nf a m otorboat's garoFine W atch
j
ITri•* tank. Knur cmnpaniana were |
rn tira lly hnrnnd.
A speedboat
R ep airin g
hit a row boat in Michigan, kill
1
ing one.
AND
Shirley Klalnr Cowart, It, Mi
ami, drowned wlolr surf bathing
C!tt*«|nu«d Frnm W«b« On«
mail** out of nn aulomoMK- w ru 1 north of Miami llrarh. A pedes
trian died when hit hy so auto
pin killed another.
l i t 8. ra th Are.
New York’s death toll, set a* on a Tumiami T rail bridge.
H tS M a s s a iis is s M ts s a s a i
the nation observed the Id'Jnd an
niversary of ila independence,
comprised *<!0 traffic victims, 14
drnwnings, a suicide, a victim nt
Contlnutd rram »"40* On#
burna and a girl mysteriously held in the Mnyfalr lintel tonight
shot while watching firrworka. a' 7:00 o'clock, 'K. 'K. laoiey ad
I'ennaylvania
reported
3U vised today. Throughout the re
death*. Michigan and Illinois wrte mainder of the summer the J tythud with 2 d each.
Pennsyl tvtrs will meet regulatly on the
vania's tra ffic record was the firat and third Tuesdiy nights of
worst In the nation, however, the month at >he Mayfair Motel.
wilh 2 S victims.
A 25-year-old man was charged
with murder after his m other was
We can uutlsl you to
killed by a rifle bullet as ah«
worked In a field near Narrows,
la Semlaal* Ceualy
V*. The son and his
step
brother told authorities they wenLa*as la k* appeared by FHA
practicing ahooting.
At Rome, Ga., girl drowned
when thrown overboard by the
Sanford Week-end
Quiet As 449 Die
Throughout U. S.
Diamond Setting
Engraving
SMcLanlin, Jeweler
Q um -D Ippfng,* th a Ft re atone
Patented proem, by which every
thee off every cord La every ply la
. saturated w ith liq u id rubber,
1 cow aleracM tire -d e stro y Ing
1 Internal friction and heat which
f ordinarily cause blowouts. Nina
V. eitra pounds off rubber are added
1 to svary 100 pounda off cord.
CITY BRIEFS
J
T m b t r a U y m of O a m
T Dipped coeds under th e trawl,
f t a n o th e r p ate n te d F irsatuna
construction (rntura, procecl
Build, Buy, or Refinance Your Homo
wtre striving to force the Chinese
Into a m ajor engagement wtlhin
Ihe triangle fa.meil by llakow.
Changsha and Nanchang.
Registered Dvaggiste—-la The H eart Off
FORGOT T1IE T A IL S ’
■WABASH, Ind.-fA ’I Police »ie
seeking a lagy counterfeiter who
mad* bogus nickels with gn In
dian head an on* *ld* and noth
ing on the other,
J ° J ^ S ™
Luncheonette
drS
8pccUl Sunday Dinner
I Good Monk Dolly
Fur Boat HoauUa Uaa SaenrHy
Horse Feed—Dairy Feed—E s s Mash
Woodruffs Celery Seed
Build Your Own Horn*
With n # Boat.
Building MgUrUln
Cold Smoke Producta
Inwctkide—Funsicide—P lant Foods
C *atoh Us A t « t
th* r. H. A. Lm» FWa
Hill Idimber
1Supply Yard
CampbelEw Security
Fae d & Seed Sion
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the
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."Mrs. M atilda Nrl>oii
Honored ( >n liirthda>
Social A n d Personal Activities
G E N E MARTIN I.A N EY , Society E ditor
Social Calendar
T e le p h o n e
Doris Rockey Is Wed *
To W. Ilaeot I'lllerbe
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Di'irlliK Hi-rviri' Company,
Sigma XI Chapter To
Be Opened At U Of F
GAINKHVIU.K. July R. _ t , n
A chapter of Sigma XI, national
honorary aoclrly for rriintiri.'
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lUniveraity of Florida her* Oet. 28.
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Wednesday
A nn J e w e lry R e p a irin g
PRESCRIPTIONS
Mr. an ti Mr*. W a lte r S. t 'u l r
man letuitttfd ibid iimriMtig a lte r
r<p e n d in g last w eek "end a t Day
HIgimi XI Bind the chapter will bu
Tonight
K ina W a tr h
D iam ond f l a u n ti n g A nd E n g ru v in g
to m i
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JINX Kit BY J I NK
I ’tii i u c
pi m iiiia
No. I E ruil Cork (ail
Muhlty’s Drug Store
Nn. 1 Aip'io Corned Reel' 2 tor 2 9 c
A Leo
Campli' ll Tumalo Juice
l.uw Sum aivr Trier* On
Ciwlrilgr* lly-lf'rud« Taint* A" Vurno*lir* *
K > ani/r Idutmrb*, I bind Told W ater Ta.nl
(X K. Cement Taint
Ticluro F ram ing A Specialty
Tall ( arnalion Milk
2 1-2 Sunburst Pears
I. D . M A R T I N
Jel-sert (iellatine
N o. l o N . S o n f o n t Ave.
2 for
Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Itoh*on. Jr
All (Jreen Asparagus
k B. L. Perkins
CORRECT MEN'S WKAF
RECAPPED
Florsheuntt
Wllh A New
llMvy Tread
Friendlys
C Sec C. Welsh
Vefak I n Skip
M h O « M a a ia
I’X m atT A IMOAC’HKS 5 Ibn..............15$
FltKSII OKRA II).
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CUBAN AVOCADO PEARS each ..5c
E(J(J PLANT
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LEMONS
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Leesburg Captures Eight Inning Affair By 9 to 7 Score
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G o n d o lie rs Score Seven
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T allies In Second Frame
« Cook, F itzg erald P i t c h F o r lo o k o u ts;
D eluge E nds C ontest P rem atu rely
And N ightcap Is Postponed
, V E N E T IA N
PARK.
l.F.EHRC , J u ly 8
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a r c {in n .lo l.e ra and the ,u anL o o k o u t* tia tlU il B ig h t InI I y * * * e rd n y
'h i
(io n *
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g £ I h * - G o n d o lie r* pushed ncrn »|
• • f t n H ilt* ill the nerrind in n in g .
V t f U k « • erven ru n I m l am i II..I. i
N a iw a ll i t o ix i the
lu o k m i’ n m i J
4 jU lr ta r a d u rin g the
f ir v i
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•U n tti . H o w e v e r, • h r l.im k u til * |
H n t« back to w o re fu u r ru n * :ii >
T h e L o okout a p in y hosts t o
ll»« th ir d , * wo runs in th r fo u rth
nig h t to the L e e s b u rg G o n d o lie rs
a d eat ru n in the f i f t h
to knot
M a nager N e llie Le ach w ill b rin g
I he acorr.
j. Tits ICO re re m M n t'il k n o tte d m i - h i* tro u p e here in an a tte m p t to
111 O il l a i t o f the e ig h th
when make it tw o at m ig h t o v e r the
Rodgers o u tfit
Mm G o n doliers »cored tw ice
be
M a nager R odgers has n u t nn
fh r a S d o w n p o u r o f
ra in ended
j~#tb a e o fiU a t and caused th e second nu u n re d h i* s ta r tin g n u rle ra b u t
p a in t o f
the
scheduled double it may he Std H u d so n ,
la n k y
M d t r t 0 be postponed.
rig h th a n d e r, o r H ob
T a y lo r , a
* } M t i w t l l • t a r ’ eii nn th e h ill fn r new n d d itin n
In th**
L o o k o u t*
> t h * G o n d o lie r* but fa ile d to
l* * t h u rlln ir « .a ff l i t t l e
A rt lllr d r e
•*1« t h i L o o k o u t'! big n u n*
b i t w ill poaaibly ye t th e
itim im l c u ll
ra g e d h im o u t in th e th ir d
w ith fo r the Grins w ith
J itk o B unch
H a i r fo u r
ru n
r a 'ly
M a n a a rr .ta n d ln e hy f.*r r e lie f d u tle i.
N «III« L e ic h 'h e n re n t in h i. r * . 'h - ,
Th(, | in p . up fn r ) h r G o n d o lie r*
111 n t l e f H u rle r, Jake Bunch, 11o w ill in rlt.d e S***l*l7 ( ir o n . il l ritfh t
iW lf l b u t J a k e wa* not nn e ffre
fie lil, M el A rn id d in r e n te r fie ld ,
aa he has b le u fo r the l> iok- Steve ftfeW nn th in ! b a .r , F ra n k ie
p U i l i r r d h im fo r <»n ru n * m lt r e w . nn « h n rl.tn |i, I l n l r h M m .
th ir d , tw o In Ihe fo u rth mid h e h in il th e (d u lle r, C het
C lentI o ft* In Ul« f if t h . Juke W it. in hot
m**n. tit le ft fie ld ,
..k in n v Me
L w | l t r a v * iy in iu n it hut he
w hi
C nw an nn .e rn n .l have, and H illy
l i v e d by th e b r illia n t fie ld in g o f • in b e l nn f t r . l boar.
M l m ite *
^ n r Ihe I,>ink<iilte, R illy M n n rr
ilfA M g tr
R ill
" K iw
M e a ''’
J t o d f c r i le n t C l* (,'h cf Cook '<> w.ill lead o f f am t p la y in r e n
U o lja r k
in
le ft
• l i t h i l l f o r th * L w k u u t, and w ith te r fie ld . Joe
t i l t i e t p ' l o n o f I h r .r r n n il In- fie ld . E ddie l i a v i . on f ir » l hane.
Cook
i* t
h i*
o p p o n tn l! Hob 1'l l in a n on th ir d have, M a yo
lln h h y
I w ith *»»*. f'o o k w l> tiiu r h r d L a ngatnn in ri« h t fie ld ,
h a .e ,
Johnny
b u t t h r i o h it a ftilk iw in t:
'h« S lllh on M T i.nd
A d i o r J o h n n y f 'n n t r r r a . r a tr h *
lU n ia .
I.eH ov d e fta m u a nn
n h o rt' C *o k w aa ta k e n n u t
in
Ih r In *
h th and rv p la re il hy
H a ro ld »top and llu d w in n r T a y lo r o n
the h ill.
a n Id, |t* w r n m * r
th e O v ik
Lookouts To Play
Leesburg In Tilt
On Local Diamond
Hudson Or T aylor To
Get Mound A ssign-'
ment For L o c a l s
’ h o r l t n f to r p . H o w e ve r, ra m
to p o u r
and
F it ie r r a M
t u n able lo c o n tro l ih r we< and
b a ll.
n ig h tc a p waa c ille d u f f *1
• W n i a i M o 'c lo c k an d l> waa not
C ld w hen Ihe nam e w ill be
W arran ty llr r d a
b u t It l< r i p r c l r i l th a t a
|M « b ill w ill be pla ye d
when •Shellllo, M a y w ill, e t a l. T n W al
ie r A, M a in n et ua,
L o o k o u la tra v e l to l c r . t u r (
S le w a rl, H , r , h J .. w k l. To M .« A T L K K IH I III!
w e ll S te w a rt e l u i .
tn r o n i>
S m ith , llie h a n l M a rtin T « Flo.o r. cf
ence Dean W ell.,.
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P u i* . O. J. e l u i . T o R uby II
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To I I , t r y II . lle e te tl el m .
Seminole County
Court Records
THE STANDINGS
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Of Nature
In Semi-Pro Tourney, 9-1 Study
At Camp Winona
L o c a l s A r c L im ited To Two S cattered
Hits Ity D aytona Roach H u rler;
Play Orm ond On T hursday
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should g e t in
touch
w ith
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i I* a com m on Japanese caatorn to d e c o ra te p ro m in e n t men,
i f t n r death,
S a n fo rd ’s F am iiy
Shoe S tore
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fn r
tw o week* si1 f a ni p IV ivtonn, II
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Mr
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w a lke d , slid e m m h ih I, w i < »a r*i*
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l(f« e d !i» th ir d by D y o in uin| s io rc ii
»p**cl thi* b o y, n r the rm nip em h 1
n a w ild piU'h
d a y. M r*
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The I'a y to iK jn - m i l e
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th e t i l t h In rnu* I h g L i w ith fiv e
ru ra l* and Ihe d in in g h i l l
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r a i/ h t h if * in c lu d in g n tu p le ' y
Sam L 'lu r ir r, o f Duy*ona B e h h,
t a r l Jfth n w in and >i home ru n h y
M r M o ir i* re p o rte d , w ill be
in
Bob R urnsed, and c o n tim n d th e ir
c h a rg e o f a ll w id e r * p o r ' l l o > *
m e rry kn o ckin g o f the o i l ap ple
w ill p a rtic ip a te tn al fo r m *
4-f
to score nine ru n * in the fra m e
w w im m ing um li*r h i* *4 ip rrv is io n .
llr m iit fa W a l r f a l i i t
and w in t \ ir game, t'n d c r *e im I Ik . i I
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p ro ru le * , wh«n one c lu b t* t ig h t
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rn atit- i
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a u to m a t ic n tly The D a y to n n ii* g o t
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f a . t t * - a. In •III* •!
fro m 2:00 u n ’ il 5:.'I0 o'clock A n y
iiin »afe -» T h m l llia e m iit A d a m *
o f H a n fo rd d tu | pe«J ’ he baB, and
ay inte reste d in ihe c .m p who
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R A W L IN S , W yn *
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W a C a r r y A C o m p l e t e L in e O f
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IN D E P E N D E N T P A 1 L Y N E W S P A P E R
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY. JU L Y 8, IM S
Disturbance East
Of Jax Reported
Reach1,000 In WWM'sd
Established In 1908
WHERE DARING BOATMEN LOST BATTLE WITH RIVER
JACKSONVILLE, July V _
auta*,'W«tW
* w » located, a a lig h t. dinm Hmiko to d ay about 400 mile*
«a*4
*600 School Children
Drowned At Kobe
As Overtaxed Res*
ervoira C o l l a p s e
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Americans Said
To Be Iinperiled
Numerous Landslides
Reported In Hills
Surrounding Kobe
e k tu y Issued a t 10:30 A. M.
aabi lha Internally waa dlmlnLbiUff aad lb* d tetttrtan c, waa
aw etog
nartboM tw ard. Tba
UCtUne fo r (bo a t a t 34 b o o n
In an area
cooeUdrebU dis
tance off tha ‘ coast of the
Carolinaa and a alight equally
condition ov«r the
northern
Bahama*
and
the
Florida
»trait* fo r tb a neat M hour*.
Kiwaniant Are
- ^ K Y O , J u l y CL— ( A P ) — A
k tro u a flood s u r g e d
to l th r o u g h K o b e , p rin c lc,
#t » t t o f . w c a te fh * J a p a n .
A id re lia b le " e s t im a te s p lace d
, n u m b e r o f "d ead a ^ ‘ b e tw e e n
v 4 0 0 a n d 480*petTio*iii. A K o b e
r e s id e n t f^lephoned* to T o k y o
. h a t d p a tr u c tlo n w a a h e » y y
8tm Byrd, addrarehig tha Kla n d aald th e d e a th to ll m i g h t waaiane at their regular weekly
Ivntkeon a t Uia Valdes Heta) to
■reach, 1,000.
Tha - Inundation tam e on . tha day, ipent moat of kto'U are tell
he (la of-acrioua flood* which teat ing o f the failures Incident U hi*
w eek kwept wide a n a s of Japoa career.
II* told of, Ihal purehaao of
a n d le ft A j» ll estim ated,by the
hare* ministry a t 861 kilted, In- "Journeym an.' from S n U n o O ld well who authored “Tobacco Road,"
the play bt which Bam gained na
tions! renown o r hid portrayal of
Dado Lester, 'a cracker b o y .. ’ BAN FRANCISCO, July
“The play w**' a much better,
i if)— The Dollar Liner ° Preaidant
TUratend" reported today a t drama, than 'T obacco'B ead*. Spat
declared, “but u*e puhU r didn’t
te le «o I t ™
> l(i ;
Bare told about tha production t i
“Joureayrean" which epetaed IM*
aeasaa while ha waa playing ‘b»
“6 f Mire aad. H en." He ^ I d after
S«n ByrdRemtrksOn
Failures Met With
During His Career
Scores of Americans war* Mid
to ba Imperiled by the flood*.
Fryttertek Taylor, native of Sacramento, Calif, a t midnight gave
tha Aa*oeia tad press a vivid
t*U phoned picture o f the flood
which had cut a tragic path
through the heart of the city of
038,000.
I t ’s alUl reining and I am
heading for higher ground be
fore m orning'’ Mid Taytor, long*
time reeldent of Kobo. 1 will try
to g e t out by launch tomorrow.
Boat estim ates show between
400 and 484 dead but So many
boildingi have been smashed flat
th at nobody can My fur a cer
tainty, w* - know five foreigner*
a re dead, Tkeys ape a Frvrwhman. a Rosa ten. a German worn*
• n aad two Portuguese children.
1 do not belter* an y A me. Irens
have been hilled ^ r h jo red .
“I t has been ratebig fu* three
day* end tba bUh oa all sWi-v
at Koba have been clipping-" 11*
soft the si idea Mamed to ad
vene* Ilka moving
mounts ms
rig h t op ta< tba res identic] dietrk ta . T h e y cam* up U wttbln
a . few f0*t of my place. Too can
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te
Out of tho failure o th at ptey,
hs declared, he had learned a
g n a t deni. H a pointed out that
Henry Hull, who ployed the p elt
of Jeeter Lester In "Tobacco
Rosd," sold be should have team ed
more from th a t failure than from
all o f his successes put together.
S tatin g tb et he waa glad to be
back la Sanford among *11 h b
friend*, Bam said the hardest place
to prove th a t on* te a success U
in tha hom* town where every
body has known you for years.
President Sidney N te thinknd
him fo r speaking to the club an d
wtehed him a p e a s a n t visit.
Georg* A. DeCottes was chair
man of the program committee.
Firm Ordered To Stop
Aittf-Unlon Activitieft
company, Yancey, * y - te
In tarfiring wHb’ effort* *< Ute
United Mina W orkers to enten
te* tb a coal w orkers fas Harlan
county. Kentucky.
,
The board ordered tbp company
to re-amp lay 84 man w t e U da*
elded, wore discharged fa r union
activities, and to diabend, na a
company-dominated
union,
tba
Yancey
W arkm an
Aaaoctetloo,
In*.
Tba b a u d '* ardor waa n ^ m la d
to prohibit tb a mining cota^agy
from barring U . M- .W. aefgnte-
tho MU* by tb* s lte re •
•v j^ Ire n U d y w ta k w a k . b
,'t e f t there was ' g a
paale.
Control Group SugS ats Measures To
ake For More Ef
ficient O p *e“*r1 a tion
it • '
PRINCETON, 1
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F igh tin g In Orient
Continues On First
jAnniversary Of War
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Chinese Lay New De
n i VcS fenses In Desperanish »tc Effort To Stop
Japs Hankow Drive
Eoll owing a ju t »f difficult lea
Iwtred b a t wrek which in lha
opinion o f lha Coatrol Committee
h Indart d lb* efficient operation of
UW Celtry Ifitk c tln g Agreement
daring lha p«at eeiren, lha cont* ! “ •# today released • tu t of m gg u th iM fo r remedying the situ*llplla 1
•
-* ** ’
Declaring th at. It woo’d not A*,
filling fo r th t rattling commiit**
(a do .rear* than make reeommondaMreu, It waa pa in tad out that
mep* of 'needed adjustm ents" will
tegeire. only the approve) of ih*
♦•So* it fee. aad com lat mainly of
h g A n s p i e l e la the effk a rou
tine- A fow, ho waver, will neccaaJtgla amendments to >h* marhetE. R. Wakefield and A .)
h C k * tl , which |f wi> pointed out,
coold b* worked well, el a later to aavlgate the turbulent wale
eomplUhed. But the river w
•truck a ' tub merged rock near
drowned. . H unt w at, injured ,
Low Rent Hoiisii
Case To Be Heal
l0Sa 8 U. S. Takes Lead .
inKTo in Refugee Parley
,|Ctr , Spanish Factions Are
Urged By BtiutfnJTo
Jt’T . V . !
Accept Peace Pla^
tht*
, U„
seemed aad th a t serious misun
derstandings m ight be avoided In
thia m s n n tr. Tho committee also
suggested th a t fre re p t reports be
TjsqoJred. •
Regarding estimate*, tha comreltte* recommended that a su ffi
cient number o f field men be em
ployed to allow pra-lmhtary esti
m ate. on whleh to base prorate
recommend*Mono and that a final
estim ate be mad* on the day be
fore o r on tho day of the cutting.
The fie** number well be used to
determine the altetm ent percent
age fo r' the state while Ih* scond
wit) be used to determine the num.
bar of crates to he allotted to each
Indlvldoat.
Declaring th a t report* to Hi* In
dustry are m a tt essential, the
eommltae pointed out that a
■light Increase in office eipent*
will permit distribution of bul-
gvney allotm ents and withdrawpte, Ih* committee recommended
U)*t certain field awn be desig
nated to pas* an application* and
stated th a t th str decision would
ba final vxcapl as qualified by lha
(ammltte* a r tb* BacreUry of
ARtlHtara.
The commHta* further pointed
M l that under tb a provision* c f
tha M n rtslte f A freem en l. em er
gency alio*manta and withdrew,
ala war* perm itted only te correct
srs te J*4g*»sn'. unforaaoen
ittmr condkloos and similar conana. Tkks season there was no
ig n ited a at bar tty t* pass on
m appileatten*.
Isgardteg vlateUawa. th* com■ ttteo n ald that aa tha provUteni
d tba M arketing Agreement Im* elyarly daftead legally.
*f
A g r le u itu r .
das setdad uyan far anH Urn commute* mad*
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fi* Am m Ii M P w m
Tht* C h ln c s e -J n p n n p s e w ar
rniled Its f\n\ y e a r today
w h ile
Europo*
aoughT to
tm s te f
nniriAtlon of Up
S p arf
HI Wsr by speed.
T J T' l t«S ^
of foreign
soldiers. * . J
mtmn* in
xho Chincne. try in g desr: C ’T
I'-'nUely to block th e invad,U. hoi.r rrn ’ drive on Hankow. proW
.
i the w»r
'h«i h«
',her, yr\ r
Sam Byrd Returns To City
•For S h o rt Vacation Visit
n r C H U IL ri CHttKKM
jford'a Sam Byrd ha» refd hom* eg* in from a yaar
iccreeful acting in New York
yaer that definitely mark*
m on* of the pre-eminent
ir tm s n t
•ten Of UMW.
trnfalr labor
N U M B E R 268
endowed w ith
a .lo w
S o u ttu r n
d ra w l la s a y w hat h r w « * th in k ,
t
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-tv e n though he
re ta in *
h i.
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r ig h t* , , | t .
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fro n
A lm .r k , (l „
Southern ■ct rnl, S»*i» • wult*. rxpreaiivo mouth form* word. f" '
t*r than ona might * * p « i from a
Southerner, lie intimated lh»t lie
had t„ b . cartful not to eb.orb a
Northern ecctnt. Uo*« actor* who
try te tmilal* * Southern erevnt
mak* a Oteee o f i*. he deeUretl.
Sam , who one* had Idea* of becoming a n e w tp ip e c r * j* tte r .
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Kveiy t;m
CKav(| ij, p m
K o n .’ ln Ppa
had ralurnerl tu Sanford for u
short visit with hfs mother and
stepfather, Mr, and Mrs. W. A.
Zachary, 1 called Sam on the tele
phone end asked for an interview. te e d e d .n o p r o m p tin g * * * b> w h a t
«w mx-' Hw knew what t« nay- and
Nt-w to la y l«.
He pointed out that in addition
to visiting hi* family, he intended
to vi.il Marjorie Klnn.n Kawlin*,
> Spanish slunal capital, laid how title** I*
them from tho Yangl** River about Itukaw
i uet the m il strengthened • defensive
boom aeroM river 10 mil** xbov*
r*n-trailing Kiultang.
laturilty u
. h, y reported thay had f l m
rumrc* n , . p , n f i e netback* along the Yah
rrm«. >uch ( low Rlv„ . t wh#r* th*y *ald thay
b*IJi«'r*«V h .d inflicted 100 casualties. sag
along coa*t n o rth aait of Hire
king whpr* they said th*y h*J
captured the, town* of FowalaR
and Yenchang.
, 0 d o w ith
with the | m
(he M tdi'cti
Spanish j«-n
Tho »prci*
ih,- M r d ite n
reft random. Tha loan would bo
repaid with an annual nub.idy
from the Federal Government and
with ren tal, from the hou.*a.
Lawyer* for the lluuaiug Au
thority declared
the
prnpo.ed
projects did not involve any obli
gation upon tnunici|>ally owmd
property that might subject it to
taxation for payment of th« loansJacksonville proposes to bor
row about 11-021,000 from the
government, and
raise
about
112,1,000 locally by sale nr debr-n
turea from a lnw-cont housing
fame alt ‘Mlude I^ .'e i
m
'•
Then fliere*. fiiliralter, now in
project. The 012.7J1OO would teburro Hold1’ he eipial'i d lu. per n , , tblh f,airr|a, winch give, liriliini
paid from rentals, which also
fo rm s n e t in h it rt»U in “ «>f
, „ „ i r ,i| „ f L „ ih «-ml- .»f ihiwould raalntain and extend the
iU<i M»n" during
l’**1
'»naiw nii, If <i«*rmuny rmihl i*rvvl
housing community, The Federal
Tht* piny wns ntcUimrt *h» “
lug gun i-mi'Uo rinfit^ unit o lh rr
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tcr««M nnn4 • « » * » * a U I
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kJ'i.i* i n
Cifa. f
loan would be retired with a sub'
aidy grant of about 0-17,000 •
year from tho government.
F lo ren ce W illiam s
Tha issue In the case la w heth
Dies A t Hom e H ere
er th e’ debenture* to bo Issued
foe obtaining the loena constitute
bonds within the provisions of
Mr*. Florence
Williams, A6.
tho Stale Constitution.
Bonds died at her homo at 416 Palm et
cannot be Issued without the ap to Avunue a t 6:46 I’. M. yester
rM > rs u i]ilD i' Julv 6.— » Franco victory, ir only l.ormnnv
ST. P*r r E N , ^ R, " i
and Italy ...u ld take their vuluu
proval of free-holders In an elec
day, following a lingering illness. (A*)—Jam es r t 8ik*sr 13, P
| pvr>. so-called out of Spain am
tion.
Mr*. William* ha* resided in neiil St. Petersburg attorney, 1hfl jU|,.a rir s | i ' , quite nalut*
Sanford for the past eight year* and farm er Stale senator
f', r ,f„r these two powerful nations to
and waa a member of the First I'inellaS county, widely known allow Franco te bomb vessel,
Methodist Church. She>wt* born ^
L , is ut«ie ,ii,m early carrying their flags, and other
I
wlt# „ffrr , hfm insult, so long o'
In Colquitt, Ga. on Mar- I t , 1873. throughout the State.
figure they can eventual!)
Two
nephews,
whom
she yesterday morning a t Hay l in *
reared, Theodor* and
Robert V eterans' Hospital a fter an illness )ur(1 5 |u. . 0linl and Miller sway
without risking a war.
Ratbol of this city- survive. Also of Mvsral month*.
<nie* a form er prosecuting
Tha* explain*- why Franco!
one brother, Ashley Roberts, and
.
|j
„( planes, which priilmbly ar* I'sl
A naw bird cage U under con one ilsta r, Mr*. Ctndi* Mock, attorney' and. county
Judge
!>n tiUnri( b j i r J in ll)# Balearic*
struction a t tha Municipal Zoo. both of Colquitt. GaPinellas eounty. Mrved in ‘h* „ e bf**tlng’ »w*y a t ships flyini
i t will ba used to houa* paraFuneral services will be con' H ut* ftenata through tho l»>3 , htt n r Rj,h f a g w ithout any Inter
kaata and other email bird*.
ducted a t the Erickson Funeral and 1016 Msston*. In 1014 h*j ferrnef. Any show of anger on Hv
t o{ , he British Just nh,’
W. T. Nctttea, dlstrlat agent Hom* thl* afternoon a t 0:00 waa an unauecenaful candidal# for,
a f th* A gricultural Extension di o'clock with tho Rev. Paul Red- the lata Park Trammell's seat In n)|Khl wrfck lh, British treat)
with Italy, under which Italy pro
vision of tha University o f Flor team , pastor of the First Meth th* United States , Senate.
Bikes waa graduated In tew miac* eventually te git out of thi
ida, wan In confsrenc* with odist Church, officiating. The re*
t r w i i s w t «* >'«« *te»
County A gent a R. Dawson this mains will ba sent to Colquitt from the University of Florida
wbore burial will be made «n Frlatornlag.
Funeral Rites To
Be Held Thursday
For Jas.. F. Sikes
^ 'V ' t o i t ^ r e
•n e t* lotrea g t >6,019, b r^ lA
C h in e e * h a v e e s tim a te d
v a d e ra ' c a s u a ltie s f a r j ^ i J H .5
o f th a t f i c i r v * - • . - r U B K ,
In Spain,
iM I
rushed heavy r e ln fo tr e iil m l is
a IS-mile f r o s t along W §*0
Iterranean co ast to t H d 'h 'l
, ic is la n d * n
age of a sorieo o f IhnreM i
l * „ j » < rt. i |
forced governm ent mOttfaViii
„ n d lie j u * l
fall back a t Tour point*.'
th a t co u n try
G reat B ritain le n t spoeigl
rPB, n n w hy
aengrra to G overnm ent
h ru iie o * * .
.u rg e n t capitate aahtng -ui
, | | miKC „ ( [ r
con.iileration fo r tho Bgrc
m a r|nrN
N on-Intervention C o a m i l t
H .li-a rk -* .
f 13.760,000 plan fo r aTtteu
i|,,. |
foreign volunteer* fro m ftp
i a ry h,.yil t ,, | | „ A f r n a n co lon ies
At K vinnles-Bains, Fj^pi
K rirm t- crrlo n ie * tin *
w o u ld 31! nation conference on gel
men trnd e u p p lie . irerotr* the refugees, inspired by -Fro*
>f,M| | t e i i . m a n to P rance i f .h e
itiiusevelt. opened with th e T
n, „ I,lit e r end w a r. s u . t r . taking a U sd In U s
n * | , . * r i c . in M u » *o lln i'a
tim inary conversations.
th e n o v c IU t w ho*o re ce n t tw o l.
’"The Y e a r lin g ," ha* achieved aui h
w ide a r e 'a lm i to dl*cua» th e |»>• ib lllt y o f p ro d u c in g a pl«>i ham-d
o il he r n o v e l,‘•Mouth .. ..... . U n d e r."
llu *a id M ia * lla w lin * w a n l* t ‘*
I r y h e r h in d a t play w r itin g and
th » i i f » a t|.fa c to r y a rra n g e m e n t.
cun be m *d e he m ay p to d u te »urh
u pla y a ft e r t:h ri*ttu u » .
T h e re e re tw o o ilie r p la y , he
i . coll tid e r in g fo r |a,aaib e p ro
du ct ion a ft e r t hrratntaa. litr e i« ir
lig h t piero c a llu l ‘ M u ft fo r I *'*
I e ra " and th e o th e r I* r i l l e d
S old
l o q u y " Mam d id n 't th in k m u ch o f
’ lh a l a l t Olio fo r he h » td ly rot n
han, | , ( , „ (1 gj||,.,| w p h Ita lia n aubtin n e d i ' , but the fo r m e r p la y im ,rn ,e
anil
a ir p i m e
tin .e .,
seemed to fa ire in u tc b im
K r u iir e ’. Ilrn- o f s u p p ly fro m A f r i A lth o u g h
Hat*> f i r . ^ achieved n w |(|||(, u ,
kf. L H ughty will repor^-on
bte trip to tha Towasand national
aoavanfton la California tonight
a t, tha regular meeting a f the
WASHINGTON
Sidney
Sanford Club a t V oteha Building
Hillman, teadar of tk* Committee
•at 1:00 o'clock.
for Industrial Organ! ta t ion's tex
Work begun yesterday on tho tile worker** organ iu ln g commitnow fro n t for- tho Yowell Com, party. Whan com puted tba en tea* aald test night th a t his ortire renovation fateludlng tb# re g aah n tten hopes te us* tha wagee f a n a ir con- hour law a* a springboard for
wlU have cost roospisl* unianteatten of lha tennbant f 10,000,
t lie ted us try.
'r
t
I n T o k y o , th a w a r o ff ic e »n*i
n o u n c e d th a t J a p a n * * * ha d ocei>
p ie d 1111,000 s q u a re m ile *
4
C h in e se t e r r i t o r y
and
In flicts
1,300,00(1 c a s u a ltie s atnea »tt
o f Jhe c a m p a ig n , a n d Hated
CANAL STRIKE
W *
“
CAIRO, Egypt—<^1—Seven hunA World War veterdn with 21
SufI ^ a iu | worker* went on
months oyanaan service
in # tl l.down , lrlk , y .it.rd s y and
Franc* and tha Army of Occu- f | for t m»n were Injured In a
patten in Qarmattjr. Btk** hsd f | „ h th lt r„ u lt« d . but transit
kw n prom inently idontlfUa with ^
||,e wnUrway waa not an*
veteran*’ activities
II* waa * dangsred.
teadsr in tha movement th a t sue_________________
esaded In teeating tha Bay Plne*j k ASHUA. N, H . —W —Th*
V eterans Hospital In Floridn.
M.ouneo baby dsughar bom to
Ho wlU ba burled a t Bay P ia a s1Mr*. Horten Glynn of Bennington
•National Cemetery Thursday a ft- u day* ago, died yesterday, Tha
em ooa a t 8 a'rteek with m ilitary ’ infant wax reported th# smallaal
lit**,
s
ever bom her*.
»
Jaycees Propo
Decrease In I
To Induce Joi
the first of a new sum mer
"Ic in which tha elub wjlj
at the hotel tha f i n ^ m i d
T u tx ’.yu during July £ d
I'ri-.ntent
J,
L
Rcrwian
appointed a cum mitts* coi
of Alva Collins, Laula Mai
him self to investigate Um
of garbage collection In Jth
A report will be made 1 g
next meeting.
A report on tha flab-fry
by the New Sm yrna Ja y c t
T hursday waa gtvsn
be
Rowland. Ha M id tba p |tr
from the Sanford club; ora
appointing as only fang (
were present.
•
DEPOSITS UP
NEW YORK—OP)— 0
tional Bank, In tta sta t
condition a* o f Ju a a I
yesterday, showed dap
12 , 162.228,000. compared
136,387.000 on Ju n a 1
Loan* and discounts dr
(664.027,000 from 0809,0
year ego.
LOCAL WEA1
W EATHER PORRCAJ
In north, mostly stead
south portion w ith M alta
srs on the southwest tnr
south coast* tonight a t
south portion Thursday.
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THE BXNFOH) HERALD.
ASSOCIATED
Bamfnrd In The Only Central
Mb City Affording KaiU Highway
And Water Transportation
PRESS
Seminole County Produces
More Fruit And Vegetables Than
Similar Area In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSI’ W'hR
VOLUME XXIX
Shares Climb
i-s; In New Stock
Mart Upswing
^
Member Associated Press
SAN K iltn. FI.OH IDA. MATITUMY. .11 IV
B A R B A R A ’S COUNT IN LONDON
Leading I n d u strials
Increase As Much
As Four Points In
, Fresh Buying Wave
Initial Step
To Advertise
Celery Taken
Established In PHIS
FIY L DKAD IN A L A B A M A MINK DISASTER
Director* (l| A ssocia
tion \rr Nom inated:
<Vlrr\ Commission
Is I >erlared Needetl
eace
By Japs
Would (Jive France,
Britain, (I e r m any
Parcels O f China
Fiscal Deficit
>
Shows Decline
I
\
F R O M L I F T T O R I G H T : m-paund Uryam \
feoibt i i hoar. K mUaUf. Wfore Wing faffed In St. Petard
PU. watera; Jay A. Gaines of Evanston, III* the victor; a
IS-pound Ash. also caught by the Evanaton ipsrttnua.
SWEDIS H SETTLERS
rea ch in g Am e ri ca D t y e a n a r e
p a v e d w a v for l'U< vim I of H w rd rn ’s C r o w n Pr ince G u a ta f a n d
C r o w n Pr inrex a l . u u h c ( a b o v e ) , e t p e r t r d a« lotnor g u r t U al Uf«
• e n t e n a r r *rIt Pimlico * final (iaioiael at the Waldorf. N e w Y o r l *
i u n i | n a l l - l H I brusd Jump Rr tu rd It
21
i n . t i i u u al
l t d . I 1, laches.
* U. S. Treasury Report
Shows Shortage Is
Smallest In 8 Years
£ > '* ( s » 'V
J T '; s ■ l a . .
s.*Jf
y«af showing the Income was
I0 .U 1 ,« « I.>1100 and (ta txpenditurcs »1,78«,S74,S77.27.
- The expenditures total includeU
$0b,404.9(0 for debt retirement,
making gross deficit o f (1,621.
713,0(0, compared with (2 .Ml I,
810,310 for the previous year
Duo to use of (letterilixed gold,
the year’s Increase In the public
debt waa held to (7(0,I20.6H3,
bringing tho direct obligations ol
the Treasury
to
937.104.730.
*16.46. Thia la an average ol
(286.70 per person.
Nazi Government
lo Pay Austria’s
Debts To Britain
I D I N C H IC H IN T H I SKY.
paucagsr. o r an U ,
aerial Irxmuay up Cssnon mountain nrar fu a r ta la , N. I i , .
Ilrnba upward. Tramway ta bell#v*d first of kind Ul Amrtiata- r*
INTERIOR OF FAIR BUj^DI^G HAS FLORIDA SKY
Sinn Airmen A ttack
P o s i t i o n s O f In*
vatlers On Y an gtze
NEW YORK. July ' l —
(A P )— Fr***h luiving
fuel
steamed up the *t(**‘k market
todjy in one of he linctdt-H'
Saturday eprtntk fur many
months and, despite heavy
profit selling, leading nidus
trials climbed as much as
four points.
Exceptionally large over
With th* n«w upswing in the
.tO.ll market came new.
fnini
Washington that the uovamment
overspent Its income by 1 1,469.000,000 in the fiscal year which
endad Thursday night.
' Th*
daRcit
waa
amallest
•f sight consecutive
shortages
Rut the new year will bring a
deficit o f approximately 13,000,
000,000 because o f the nrw
spending program.
T O H I S M O P L E an Pine Ridge Klaus reservation In SouU
" Dakota. Harold Janet (left., foil-blooded titans, will carry-rtII*loos aaetaaira. He received drirrr from the Rev. F. C. Gram
.
al ERlacopallaa Kcakury-IVrotern seminary In Evaastaa. .
m
Civilians Killed '
In New .lap Raids
ThU radiophoto ahowv the xprur* but appuni
happy fount Court llaiigwili Kever.ll ow tleft) upon
boll.I«.M f IOlll I'aih to .ill-w ei .1 .liOlg* Ih.M to tli.a •
be forint r Hatbuia lluttwn. a .Ui "t «a.ld\ haioi " H»
loin «tu J^J.ntm when tie uppe.il(»| tefon a How fi
III the buekgiouml i- all uttoiliey. -it tin i ighl . a I •
night purchasing orders jaramel The ( 'mini slid hi- A mem an b.on wif«, an lia-ir*
boardrooms si the «l»rt. Blocks wotth millions, me at otbi* m«t th* future "f |b« ii •
•f 1,000 to r.,000 share* changed low id a ward lit chmu eiy t oiHilt'n* ami rliibl am*
H I C H H U R D L E R (red w . i c o i i or Rice
* baaaly (a akapefy >ll>)i**'
al ikraak AlUaUa BtwbtNI
LONDON, July >.— (J D -lic r
many assumnl rtsponsibllit- yes
terday for Ihe principal loanr of
annexed Austria in a broad a«ttiement o f
greater Germany's
obligations to Great Britain.
The agreement waa on a strict
ly two-nation basis, excluding all
elber countries holding both Ger
man and Austrian bonds, and
fallowed threats
that' Britain
vattld commandeer German commartial cj-edits here tn pay tntaresl an the debts If Germane
continued to dlaaeow
Austrian
.TV* status o f dabta owed the
nilttd States
remained unkaafted. The United States Is
a( la the same faverablr bar(W n g position as Groat Britain
■ward Germany.
. Genuany bays more from the
fatted States than she sella—
•St. the opposite Of the Anglo
•titan relatione— and
rouse.
M*Uy ' the Usltad States tacks
M tame trade Wear to force a
taco April. • the State Darat In Washington has sent
CommunIraliens to Germany
i f aottlemeal of the Ana
debts to the United State.,
b(tag to (to ,*64,t>0«. Ger
bat not replied.) Jaded la Um Aaglo-Germtr
menl were redeelions for
A in (atereta rates on twr
floated to help Germany'.
f
AID TOM I I W Q 3 T
W YORK, Jaly
<A7—
l W. Wadg, mad leal advisor
I U o a a id Wpad Memorial,
France Denies
Accusations Of
Japan’s Press
Runaway Youth Gets Lift,
Obeys Advice To Go Home
Ily t ll.\Hl.K.H ( IIAI.KKH
a Imy InAs the sale,man »|M-,l along lii
.......
highway frutu Orlando
low aid1voitdiii't >1
.Sail foul yr«t(*|iluy af Ivriiot.u it.
A ia«h<
>ui Mr(I hit t tan* on and lihlrm**' p*du*» ra
o tho ntia.nt ul a (laiicr band U dliain-.
over (he OitamVo tlation.
im*dultdy
The mumc evated abruptly uni n «, wlwi
the anitouncrr ipokt:
i|intnd 11
on lh« look out for Kllon I Kni| bal
Cot o f 2000 North Mill Htm-t iluit lie
Orlando, who is believed to have I the a-arr
run away fiom home this afterKinally
.loont He U five feet, eight “ S„n I vi
.nchea tall, weighs lift pound*, an I I kn
•eeaia glasses, and was drr*«"d unii'l d.i
in a brown suit uiaj fill liu'. away, y.
when last seen, lie Is III yeais yiturwlf."
1 ao|In W1149. 'll** t\ll J*ul| *1(4'
iiii*. .bi^rlt i • Wl , III.** I Ml I ak
U llll
The muMcil portion
of
th Ktury huw hi« uldcsi mi t.,id al *
program wav rr-umrd and
tin run away fmin Ii im- uh. n •
•alt-iiiJii rode IcUurrly on huiiR) win alnml lit*- -am.
m
noticing the break in the pmla* -aid. "I k* w i In mi V
Ciani. Itut -utblrnly he -at up hack hut h- tri*«l n iu mu. »i *
itiaightcr and looked down the today In* i< in a Tct,* p* im •
.end. A young fellow « i « thumb limy.
•ngj a ride.
"Yu doii'l waul I'Ftuin
* DU*
Hr wav tlrcMcd in a white «uit lhal.“ lie tl. c b n d |mni ..
••n
mil wna currying a vuitra.w*. but *ha* tin* In «l i-du v f.o ih.
•\
llir announcer hid Raul the mi.«» wmil.l b. to mbmi ilt.i t>
i
ing boy wav drrvxrd in blown. |tlu* nii*MUg >outli and i •• bi.k
The «alraman had a hunch II * lioni.'.
.lopped.
‘Ih«* *t"iy tin* n;ib**man I Id "I
'•'limit h rule- m i-trr? the boy 1Iim own »«n‘i» error.» an.l bit I.imI
nkeil.
I incarceration m pn-an %•*« .iii d in
“ Sure. Climb in,** the
ial*«* 1bnvr ilv rflict on the l».*v f*»r he
man Mid.
adntill.d tint In wa 9 Im>ii *'im
“Thanks.M The boy got In.
|for whom iIh* l.tond*’:'-t ba l U -»*
"Where are you heading?" th • vent mil earlier Hi* n.l b«* t»jd
uilenman anked.
•diangnl hi« mui ami pul mi >t»
“ North.** ihe toy answered, lb o'her one to keep fi> m b iimj
wa-n't very talkative.
Julentified.
When they reached
Sanford,
Chief William * look bon to tie*
he salruman drove up in freut Sanfonl hint ion and infnriiicil hi*
of Wigh| llrothers
Whole-sb* mother, Mr*. 1^ C- I'm of Oi*
(Grocery Company and went in. landn. that he had lem found.
Ue phonoit police headquarb'i*
She cam*? |«» Haitfu.d and re
tnd told them ha had ^kkhl » » turned to OH.tnda with lor on.
Stores Will Close Whistlin’ Willie
In Observance Of Back Home AHi
Independence Day
Serious Iiii
Sanford will bo a daaartsd city
Whistlin' Willie,
4 1
bn b u l l
' l l i l l 1 I ' l l l(*4*. n
(ll
|l
••l| (IlUalltill will I»e tCIlHed ft*f 111
local
l#(|
wav
l l w CUUMHon .III P III I In* >\ n
1•• H %i* IIII l|l*ii* f*f ••*I f'|liiii' lie*
" »l Hit* ilcpili Know that 4
III. ’ iiai.l i« b imlv
I Ikin'* h i lirrwnik-?
• Ihifi 1 d» i\i il \i*•i di mk
i. l ike i* • l *\ I.*' bark **af»
m*.| oiil.il lb- a »v« ..it *hi* Fiflli*
01’ L Reports 'Harry II. Woudringi
rospects For Talks To Wterans
Reiter Business On Civil War Days
••• %««• r*-tIe4 l*»ea«
IVXHb
I «iV\ *.!
!A H I* i* ••la •• I m l lift
t it IVimmI h e r
.i'll ml* laiw.ml l.ipau to d a y
lav mii|. i .i .v* iiir IT v m li u m l*a ;icI*•i in l o k \ o tn in fo rm
ilit* I 11»,iih■ i- I miim^ m o f f i c e
m! tIn* |h»-sh||.|«* "u n fortun ate**
« lii r m| m l i I V* m il a tta ck s
in
<*• iic\vs|»a|H*rs.
Aipi.a^s i«|mi* t harlt'S A r >s n* 11aim \ u.t tii-tiurtril
ftI m l\ !.* •»• •»\ l,i|i;itt*'*o* prew
:i« * it .ilia.n 'lull .ill rtl.'lhtvr Brilll
tiutlia i f1*v\ui»' tn *111 9’ rcnch In•I*• i inn.• ii.f.i t liin.i tn Mi|i|Hjrt
I m in • ill im.• t til.M.g Kai -Slick's
Mgifiu
I tn*
«'i«ni«( ni tha
gr.MAilig ••••Ilia*'- ti.'t warli Kl>U(V
an.I L*|.iin uni furtliir pvidrnettl
t.\ til. :il.iii|»l Ficncli niitpr <u»*
l 11.liiig> iii.|iiiit.ili.ni uf Jipiineie
mcri liiitli|i-e .mi the i|ii>itn list.
Tin- futi'igii nffirt* -m.l an lnv«*wt iguf 1..11 <.fi..Hi*.| the
French
rint.iirg.i mi .iriiK <hipnient* front
9»**r ( mi I'K'li rn colony wm being
rnfoiccil -linll>
A i'I.iii . Mm- t«» the front lailav Im eii.I the nearly year old
China win itv |i:»ii‘elling out Iht
rAt.ntry** r*i*nu»»nc ir v u m m lo
Japan, t.t.rmiuv,
llnlati* and
f ifiner In eslutili-liiiig flvu auto*
i•••iiiaait^ nre.M with it govertintani
f.o eueh
•h»»»an Mould tie Hu* iloml
••mil factor in three of
theae
loTirniiieiitw tieneraliswiui.) C’ hiI'lig
Kill Sin k would
ha o f
fered etui i ul
Chum
for
hi*
i« giiue at Hankow
There tu t in* official confir
mation uf plan and it nermed
unlikely that
fiein ia l
t'hiung
would eoii-nler it
ll aim men,
I'owevrr. an a |.mh on winch Jt*
pan would like to cii.l tin* war.
Jupun, thia.ugli
I ’ lii iieme and
Moiigr»l friaii.U, would in effect *
govern
north
(Tumi,
inner
Mongolia, eu-at t hin.i and Nan
king; Kwautung KwungNi pr**vineial Iritlvri, «outli China.
Keonomirully the line up would
l»e Japan in North China. Inner
Mongolia; Germany in Shantung;
lliituin in (he lower Y m gtiv, |iv*
rloafmg Shanghai, and France in
sooth China
Thia roughly taka*
in areiti which Japan, Franca and
liritam have rohrefitratcd Induotrial devtlupmento.
Muny women and rhiIJren orera
reported killed yenterday an nine
powerful
Japanese
bombing
planes rained mure than 100
bouiha oil the important south
IM.Itl.N, J.,l\ ' il*
| ( . . I I I III l:.., I>a , Inly
>••>. nil C-.!«•, 1t..i. ,.| I i |
. ... . . > ... \\j\ 11,.r, y ||
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lltnc .m l tl.jy whu
•anic ii.............. l.-.l ,,|..n U"icli' . . I , •I., I, ■-1,., „ l, ,t 11, (,*■!.•
Ml t #.'» u ni , . ( ,,
llihi 11*iii|* fiom the mil ml IVe,
tlo- itiir* unity Mild 'ill nuiraye
*TI»« •*• I* «till tlo* po sp-dily loanife-l throiig|*f»of their u-efu
th.it xoiiic iottiti-1•y * iop .*> mg u hv.
(he Hecfid try said. "w»Mg*.* IIOIIiIhT of bhotki'
ling'll'
>ely tan t,||| ;|| i||ly and tha*
r«' wage* a(••! td n t off a -«*••(• ••f our de-ca lol intw lo |*«i (<o\\ |fd
of w.i g*»* (iit« throughout in- lo - *i \ **»*h A liter Hi ••• nr* height*."
If 'In* bapp«tie |t would ............ V\i'l, him on the |dalfonii, pm
druity a di fl.di .nai y cffci l it. to fee te*| by a *|iMaililig ruhopy fi o
nffart (lit* I i-gllllllllg* of Hl.pEOb*
» light I mi, weie Ho* I*ihi f.d
no'lit aIid vlivt bo *llic - ■% lit'-* .1 l " 4, M *d holh M•.ole and lae who
further decline.**
have iet||ili«*l to tlie «iiio* where
John |,. I.rwia. the A. 9 of I *• nianv *»f tliell *oiurude do d
i ival for labor b-aderNhip, lik* wi*»*
"Al iy we Im* an evumptf (,• u||
reiterated op|*o«|tgoii to w ig** re p«op|e* of th** it'll, of lube and
dudion*. Talking mformal-y with to'ei4iice,** *aid Hr Overton II.
Meiiliet, H!t, of |.im A i>V* le«, rum*
rieWHpu|N*rnirn, he »a»d:
“ The CHI •land’* wdh l're*Nl*jii inandtr of the O iuihI Aitny of the
|(o*»vrVe.l in Op|H)* it (Oil t 4| W4 gC HepuhlK*. *la*t »*-♦ pb.i«| for mu
tual «onf Mien* e and peace among
cut< in indujitry.H
In it* monthly bu*inn* »»H%ey, men."
Ihe A. F. of
rv|M»r*rd 11*4* the
lien. J- bn M. f laypool, \*2, of
wage level, lifted liy k«hm| Im t* St. I.oiii *, n itionul r«*mm.inder of
nvM roialit iauc
in the ••uilr Ihe Itnlted Confederate Vete'rnn*a
mouth< of 111*17, luid led* flMiil/ lurried to Hr, Memict.
held during the
drrtinr, ex
"I have tn forgive m> hndher
cept ui a few Iniilaitcv* of ''Acltial bare," he *;imI, "I m-cium* we ore
di*trr7*4 or among tho*c few no* mtmU'M of the <*UII»e fellow-llip,
Three Seholarahipa
pliip'M who prettnd ilidti'M •«* a< Amvrirani'in, and our principle
* O ffered To Students to impota unjuvtifiaLlr wage u* damand* d."
dtrtion*.**
Three
-.holarshipa ranK"1*
The federation cited ricent bud$76 t*» $15.1 have been offered t<> tie*ft upturn* but mid U *a« ,,H»
honor graduates o f Seminole iarty to tall whether Ihe outlook
County llnrh School by I- '• wax for permanent or temporary
Clevrrdon, (,resident o f Jud'«n improvement.
College a. Marion, Ala., G. KMcKay, principal o f the local
Muoay la Victorioua
High School,
announced thu
In Wimbledon Finals The Notary Club will nut lurid
morning.
Mr. McKay said ho had re
Its regular w.ekly meeting on
ceived a letter from President
MtMBDEDON, July 2 - ( * > - l n Monday, ll will be he d Ihe fol
Cleverdun inf. .ruling him that another dramatic cpbod* uf thrlr lowing Monday as bsuai.
Ihe scholar*n'let would be given. long Irani* rivalry, Ifr'eii Wills
Anyone inicrestad In securing Woody Irounctd Helen Jacobs, 0Due to Ike holiday Monday. Ihe
one o f th* o holanhipa should 4 . ( 0 to wiB.tbe Wimbledon tin regular session
nf
Municipal
see Mr. McKay at th* High gles crown for Ihe rigMh time In court will te held Tuesday after to bo tha prelude to a large
tfs a ia *
i m -_
_
School any afternoon between lb* day but Mias Jacobs, apparently noon at 4:00 o'clock.
hours of 2:0U and 1.00 o'clock handicapped by tn ankle Injury,
except this afternoon or Monday offered no . resistance worthy, uf
Fireman Grady K Duncan will
aftarnoon.
name In the final aet.
lea ye tonight by car for Hart
Florida- Generally fair t
well. Go. where be will spend bis
Cultivation of tag requires a
Ml Sunday and probably
vacation. Ills wife and ta children
hairy rmiafall,
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(aitv News Brirfrt
LOCAL WEAT
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‘mania for investigation,’ * It seems
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RAt I i RDAY, JULY 2, 11)1
V E R S E FO R T O D A Y
THE PRESENT ALONE IS
li Whcr*t< ye know no< whit’
all be On th* morrow.—James
fra
/
s
Roosevelt Is building
atop his Hyde I’ark
a fact which should put
talk of his running for
Urm,
»■ ;
0-----------. fowl
kidnaper,
who
rooster and left a do
for flJM ransom, must
av* been In close tuurh with
Ktrot quotations
on tho
market.
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For further groof a44nee On author, tadoqtag a rturapod uatotopu twfraply.
tn^that never
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HOT X o h R —
1
Independence Day
With the tendency o f nations to veer away from demo
cratic systems o f government and with the totalitarian re
gimes miking things difficult for the countries which still
iielievo that freedom is a priceless possession, the Fourth
of July this year should take on added meaning.
It has been said over and over again that liberty is
hard to wir^ and aasy to lose, but we dbubl if many per
sons realize that the statement Is significant.
We have
seen in our own day one nation after anotheraultordltia’.e
the individual to the Interests of tha state until hia very
life was a pawn o f the government and he couldn't call his
soul his own.
And yet, in all this, there arc those among us who
defend such systems and point with approval at the Mussolinis and tho Hitlers as If they had discovered some super
form o f government that wouldlift the people lo
new
heights of glory, instead o f thrust them down- into the pit
of Hell, whither all tyrannical oppressors eventually lead
their followers.
B. Bnlte, Jr., who haa
an Iron lung, for lha pact
year*, will soon b« riding
tha country In a new
trallar npcclally mad*
The trailer la air-con,II' and Includes a kllchaont-u,
•r convenience. Thla may
Ilka a lot o f luxury, but
■ally we are not * bit an-
— - • •1
STRANGE A S IT SEEMS—B y JO H N H IX
>x*4*
'calling for in
vestigations o f other factions.
It doesn’ t
matter
whether you are Jimmy Roosevelt, Dr. Townsend, u
banker, a power magnate or an industrialist, there is som e
one who wants to probe into your affairs.
There have been investigations and petitions for in
vestigations for various branches of the government from
tho airmail service, tha.W PA . the RFC to Edgar Hoover’s
G-Men. In its turn, the government haa been Investigating
every private concern and every Individual that time and
money would permit.
So far the newspapers have escaped. But it won’ t lie
long before some committee will lie trying to prove that
the press Is Controlled by a few big capitalists, that the
news servicea are all biased, that the public doesn’ t get n
fair picture o f affairs from the newspapers and that In the
interest of public welfare an agency should be established
to "go over” tne news o f the big press associations in or
der to guarantee impartial coverage.
When that time
comes, you may be sure, the freedom of the press will Isdead.
ltg»ta ta **kllrall*a at •**I h u l l k l l k«r*la a n
j
.
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A - •
S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 2, I I
8AN FORD TW E N TY Y E A R S AGO
W. J. David Is *t homo from
Mr*. J. 0. Ml'chalL her two
ho hachildren and her mother,
Mr*. Brunswick, Os. where
Luka are spending soma lima in been at work In the ship yard*.
Mrs. D, U. Monro* 1* In the
Hlarke
with her
grandmother
ci'y from Jacksonville, visiting
and othsr rtlalivrs.
Mrs. Philip R. Andrews
of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Monro*.
II. A. Honeycutt of Raleigh,
Calory Avemie Is now *t Harms*
Sanford fymlltci that uartl Lake In the Adirondack* spend N. C, Is spending several day*
In tha city (hi* wttk looking
•to the mountain, or to .far ing some Mme.
far ih d *»lM n i«‘ hiVp. Mia. K. P. Mona and family after business IntafcJtl
Mrs. B. L. Perkins and son
eloao to home and enjoy- have gons to Daylona U*ach
advantagrt of our own fur th* summer and have a cot are tha guttt* of her mother,
Mrs. W. N. Lefflar thla week.
m a rts. Tfca raat of th* tage on Ocean drive.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Chamber
la also becoming Incrca*Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Harrold
' aware o f Florid*'* attrsc- lain ara at Daytuna Beach for anil family vnjoyrd a pt**aan>
Dm summer and in a faw aoms time and have a cottage day at Daytona Beach Thursday.
be difficult In dl<- on Ocean Drive.
Mr*. B. W. Herndon left re
Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Hart and
l^bftw trn th* season* aa
cently for Arcadia where
she
Miss
Ruby
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
'* i are conctmtd.
will ba the guest of her slater,
C. Rowan and Mr. and Mrs. I.
Mrs. Clay for
savers!
weak*.
teams In be true to form that Toyanut spent Hunday at Day
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Talbott
newspaper which has scant tona Beach,
0 . C. McDougsl was at hum* and son John lltnry have re
aim ka honorable dlatino*Ion,
lumed from a trip to Tcaai.
' * ipaclatlsri In dlvorca (tar from Wayerosa, (ia. 'on Hunday
of They are delighted (o get back
. intimate love affairs, and Mr. Bumatill, foreman
to 'Florida where th*
wealhur
pander* to tv*ry whim of the coach shop came with him
U much more delightful
than
if opinion, which, In ahort, for lha day.
Mrs. J. 0 . Ilaaty and children In Texas.
(la appeal for circulation
Hargeant Austin U home from
|k sensationalism, should be or* caaiplag near th* ||tvllloa
M to suggest that the press at Lake llarnay, Tuesday even Camp Wheeler visiting hi* par
ia country b* Investigated, ing a party compoaed of Mr. ents far a faw day*. Sergeant
refer to the New York Dolly and Mrs. C. E. Chorpsnlng and Austin waa a member of com
young people, Mr. and Mr*. I. pany C. and want to tha border
D. Hart and MU* RUby, Mr. and with tham afterward going Ur
ara who run Rlngllng Mr*. 3', C. Rowan, Mr. and Mr*. Macon and, as all th* commU
and
non-commlsaUinad
Circus know how to ban- W. E. Prevail and aoh, Noal slonad
as and elephant*, can raU* and MUa Gertrud* Vaughn took officer* were kept at horn* whan
a n ‘ ant* In a wind atorm. a picnic supper and vMKtd the th* boy* want to Franca, h* la
.In tranapertlng train Hatty Camp and enjoyed * fin* now drilllag th# new drafted
and equipment at if Mb fry and watermelon. _____ man a> Camp Wheeler.
ha* In th# daad of
manage huge crowds
lature Lends
w- “D,<wr" Rrowpmg,
publle psychology,
a
“ ' T a i > y s t n |,M j M‘* t* upureWr, waa a rantad
trued In all >h* Intricate
Support lo L I U permission by (be apytllal* div|(Ilf *f buthtyo*. But whan It
slon ysitsrdsy to appeal from Ua
'
t# operating, a ahow whan
NEW ORLEANS, July *•— OF) daclalap denying hag claim ta vlr»o I* laaa than tho outga. — Tha Louisiana laglslatura la a t .^ 'lF all af Browning', astatc.
Just plain fathaada.
night auggaxlad CIO Eaacuttva|
r r ~ —-■■* ■■
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Dtractor
"fraah
John
from
Brophy
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u a ctox eT E r ,
to-cm Pftce w
<5an Diego, Cain
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RADIO ANTENNAE . . .
SMALLEST TEA SET . . .
A single, well-constructed aer
A complete Ira wrvire
for
three people, consisting of
111 ial is callable of picking up all
■rparate pirers, was h.ttnmt-rrd tin rgilin programs In the world
from a single dime l>> W.
rnimlile of reaching it, yet not
Coxelrt, Ann Dingo jrwtder.
m-i|r than to programa can be
The »ct consist* of uti oval timi milted from one antenna.
Ai corning to the Federal CoMtray, just a* wide und twin- as
■niinirationa t'nniinisaiiin, there I*
long as the original dime; u tea
i a practical limitation to the numpot with rovur, a sugar howl her of stations using a common
with cover, a creamer, hot water I uniinna hs-rause the broadcasts
pitrhrr, bread tray nnd spoon | would Interfere with each .other.
holder, and three cups, saucers I Forty kilocycle* is approximately
■nd spoons.
the closest they tould be spaced.
"There Is nothing in this Lilli
"I'nirtlrally *|w-aking, such npputian Dl-plerr set hut thin one rration is limited to perhaps five
new dlmu anil a little snider,’’ or ten programs since it is necesCoxeter says. "So little solder, •ary to have the trartsmlsaion
In fuel, that the set weighs a frequencies fairly well separated
trifle less than a new dime, be in order to obtain effective lllmuse of the silver filings Inst in< tering without undue loss uf
manufacture.''
| power,” say* C. A. Priest, Gen*
tha
SaYtat"
ha
C IT Y
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Social Calendar
Ifarr That
Wont Tire
•A:
RECAPPED
waar
SSTv
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19*1.
Sanford MInlaterk i AVianca, will ■ ow
4.'...
AND
• M H AWARDRD
r
d
TAMPA, J
ault Court
W lM M n .
r*M «b «t,
UM death of
A Clr.
ftt^ r iiy
Allan, SL
far
Virgin.
ratarad
lb*
* * *
ctv .
--------I Seiving a. I»- I
In honor o f the birthday "I Layf;,.|,| was K. in
i:
M n. 8. J. 1>»vU. Mra. D- « H®1* Sanford, W ul'n ll
Und
a handkerchief nhower,
n ,, j
and lundieon on Thursday aft-, j i ,, truU* «*••$$•
■ trnoon.
nrt n-dingotr ov. $
Spring flower* were uaad 1° which «hr mail. It* *
derortit th# room* of Mr*. H«»l- ami n*vy bho- it.,
lalld'l home. Thr dining table carried a botii|u«*t • l'"k
hald a central arrangement °f>ancv id -m and lute «• •
rad roe#* where a covered-<lUhj The m i„| „ f lo»n..r w .
luncheon waa aereed by the |n iuivy bliie tlulf-’ii II*
1aoriei* wore uliilr dii.l L
During \h# afternoon
Ouida «hould«*r r%»r«;»g«* of g$»i
D lvk , Batty Sue Holland, Ca#ral- ip« anil tuhr ro*»r».
till Oil din# Holland * and Douglaa llol- Th** lltth* f ’-u.-r g u l
anterialnad th* guests with dres* was white iio,o *llon. l>
Douglas Holland al*«|Soie trim«>e<l with tiny »•(.,•- •,*>
saug a solo, "Robin Dear."
|bons. She ware a win'. ............
Later m the afternoon refresh-'and carried in old fu -lo.too o n
mrnts were served to thr follow- Und o f pink ne<e«.
Ing,
Mrs. S. J. Davis, honor
The mol her nf the b.nle wo
Mrs. Q. B. Elliott. Mrs. W. gnwn.-d in cream lac*. II. . ll.......
F. Lawb, Mr*. W. I. Ilughry. were mixed ...... ..
Mrs. C. E. MrKce. Mre. I> 1.1 The groom's mother .In w n
llughay, Mrs. E. J. Cameron, white crep,- m.enil.le and a ....
TUlie Jones, also, M i'*,'*f>' of Talisman ...... ..
Hughey, .Mbit J b D w tl . Mre. Ijy fU v l uUmded ......... ..
ughey,
Ouida tfcvts, High Sch.w.1, whet, she w« u' - l James McKea, Lewis Hughey, ated in It*d7. .-'he ha- l« •« -" i
Jr., Batty Sue Holland. Gcraldin* ployed recently ut the l(or Th. .
Holland, Douglas llolUnd and •'«.
Mr. Lnyf i**111 Ir cnnn*t»tt| wi h
kl* Holland.
the Tabic sSupply iarmi’i> « •*•••
pany In Sebring.
After a short wtsltlini' iri|»
couple will make Iheir lotoo* »»«
Sebring.
Mr. and Mr*. C C. Collin, en(artihsd for Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
layftald with a dinner party Im
mediately following their m*rrl.|r
yesterday, *1 thalr horn* on NineId n lk Street. '
'
Spring flower* erntarsd the dln, rt..
Inf >ab)* where lha guest* were
••»red,
Only th* rolatlro* o f th* bride
aad groom war* present.
VP
S ()( 1AL LIGHTS
I |«
Truck & Auto
Service
Bodlw—RprUigs—TrmllftN
A rrlct you o i afford
M artin’s Garage
,r -
France llrnies
Accusations Of
Japan's
C *"ft#tied
P c rson als
l.»» Mill . |t|
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nw*i
Mr*. Il’irry
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Mr- K.l lliirlinun
tl»»v in r;iin|i;i. Mr*. W«*«mIi*UII
I i-lrr,
Mi\r M.ui.m
1 »v**i».
I* llll'tl*’*! Vk**11 Ilie-fit In |.« I'D'
i*••••*-! $»f Mm . WiMitlruff.
Mrs. Maxie IK*c« is
Honored With Party
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Initial Step
To Advertise
Gel cry Taken
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|,t Is ti*nvill> U3.. i .it#.- Ii*-r *h)»t 3 %
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Marion i1' " '
I trials-' wore a bright
bio., j* --.
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It' .S S I I T ' law
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D on. M a li-I * " '
l.rownch di. »l"> -t -si. l'V I *"•
, .... ii.-.l h.-i -on '.oi
Anna
i |.lu>. I l#l<«»W \ I T I AMk
it*.I itiifi* In r h:in aII •l**n*- ••••
.Miss hat her im- 11•. <-1
t h$'«**imifigly
lfciti* W •lk»'
iihi h i
i
ill ntitt'h«**l up fr**m !'•
in IOK IN IlklliK with
iu*i
Mre Ka
ii i
I HI right ti»«lch of color
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th* ItHTTONS on h**r *lr»'i3^ t .%*
II * n»ll> r i |• ft|% |j$ I
■s in. lm $'ro *»l besuHfiil >
holll# ..I
1 |,||. i,- V|
tin.I her mother wa* *wn\ *» Ih*
J I ll'i.t, on rink \V,1
hem h too
111#' •b•filin' . llllll. til* |
\| irjiiiit' I’oghurn <nl next l*»
fl»**llt 'li ie eli |.*i •t| l .
in* :il the ritinile Miirphr**I h'. e iiiYih .l u » i .
new Melhoihil ORCAN R K flTA I.
Cfr. t
tile |.layr«l Itr.ihm** l.ullnhb \V*th*ii, Ml*
Me*w Jim- l.luy.i. Mi |
:iml Marjorh’ ^.ih I KVKN HK
Mi«4 It .'-h Mini i, >
hint to hi ink to keep the SAND
Mar I
Mhohlon. Mi
i IH’T UK 1118 KYKSi .
ley.
Mi.. Mai, ... i
jorie lo lj me a MF.AHI.F.S Fl'l
Ml.. FID.he. h ........
DEM I f tallowed the I’bi Alpha
Muriel Kmu oiul M
Kappa hoote party . . . too had
Hurt,
. . , \t under if Slnrjorir is going
to accept that OFFER to teach
In the iia.ul l*o
darning at a SUMMER RESORT in the IV ,I,I w.n.
. . . ll sounds like a g»»<l offer
I..-I II VC.el, u(
if .he ran JUST get home in
•he iltllMl*. 1 1 1 .
time to leave for Ward Hetmnnt
in the fall
Mill ) I IIMO* I l lsi Mi’ ll
« III lit II
llltl.D YODIt HATS ON THE
lt* 3
\|.S tilt. |.« ... •
HIGHWAY . ami don’t WAVE
I ft«tr*I Ni|ii.|«t .!*• > I • « "
THU MANY FI.AGS . . . There l| 7 |H A II II.-I. • •
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II ••*• % II
til. «•
be another July Fourth NEXT
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$4.95 and up
l'Hi» Our
Budget Plan $1 down $ lwp^
Hofmann Electric Service
•-’<*•* MlliDlitli.-i
I'h o n e 101
Sanford’s Fumiiy
Shoe Store
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t*vr
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grantee
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Monday
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M ill
M r iith
Looking tor
Something?
ClaHsified Ads
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Sho*
Try Th*
Wilson Bras, Sa.k* Far M
C U sia .r H*.i«ry Far Womaa
* • : and Oranqra ara ’
CITRUS fruit dapond* a
Utlla quick octtoq. Iraq I
Ivey’s
YOUR
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Low 8 u n n * r Prica* On
Hy-(Jrade PalaU A Varntohm
IM K iu m a k Bond CMd Wator Pain I,
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Ihctar* Praatlng A 8 » « U ll y
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applied NOW will pat f S * * t k i )
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X-CEL STORE
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SEMINOLE PEED CO.
No. lo N . BaafaiU A y*.
Can sapply oil kiad* af FBBTILUBB,
FCED3
aad IN3KCTIC1DU.
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All lypm o f fiHilwrnr for
every inemher o f Ihi* fum-
T O N im iT -jr
i n
bo$ana I m
Raalwrty,
with tranpntsJag, was
trarad to pay 111 and *a*U
•prod M daya ta tbn *
(
*)MUn fVri'lin Trului'k v. ill I
luMMtrmw fur f *«ir*ii*.tt|*» It.
Wht'l.e s|tp M-||| | ti.,IIhw Klunbilh l.r fll.i f»»r ►
Mr*. Maxie Dees, who i. h av ••ml «luy*.
ing soon lo make her home in
Daylona llcurh. was honor go- -d
Mr nnil
Krn«-<| hinitp.
Mr. ami Mr*. Henry Klrtlih<*ff
,» a party
|a, t night »t the
Marifnrel Kni|tp uml '1
•f llratli-nlitn nnn.Minrr Mt*- hit Hi
hump o f Mr*. 'K. A. laoniUntM rj Naliili** Rtiipp i«*lurn$'.| tin %»•••* •f n •on. Friienl I-1«*v*l. in lit
trtl th* West Side,
from n phuAunl -lu> at I».«vt•#•*.$ 'mi on .1line* ;!H. Mr. Knthlinff »i
Spring flowers drrnrxled thr Heui’h.
.v
of A A Kiri-hlmff ami
rooms where liunen wa. rnjoyi-d
W. K Kirihhoff. Jr. «>f IImn dly .
ATTEND PARTY
by the guests. Mrs. J. I). Ca U
George Stovall of Atlanta ar
han held high w m c ami irrrh n l rived this ntoilong to -pend to*
tasaaw tho**
i
Among
prtiant at _ • polled plaid. Mr*. Dwr* wu* weekend with I'li pureiitx, SI'
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Cush
-nuptial party givtn by Mr*,
tr*»iwpUAl
Mrs. preieniet! with * fov»rn| baking and Mr*. W. It. Stovall, at th*-.. i ing nnd son. Hobby, left
litis
*J. J. Frias at bar home in Loag-.di1'1 *• • r»tm mbrjncr of *h<- .»■• bonie on Second Streep
morning for their home in Slsrtwood Thursday night war*: Mira ration.
an, tnd. after .pending
wmr
Aid I* LnVfcus u id MUa Adrlannsl Refreshmvnis, consisting o f .
Mr. nnd Sire. A. S. Will am* I lime* In Sanford as the guest,
Waita. Also member* o f the «»l*d and sweet course, wen- . it - am| family nnd M,»s Jessie Ihir-1 " f M n. fii-hing's father. C. ».
Nodding party which Included: vvd by th* hosl*.ve>, who were: d. n left yi-xtrrd.iy for
Tulin-1 ert.
Mis* Virginia Batcher, Rlm#r Mr*. W. 3. Thornton, Mr.. It. It. haseet- where they
will visit j
- — ■
l # y field. Lorsna Collins. R*rna|t ffrnllh. Mr*. Ifaro'if Appleby
fri.-tids and idtnht*. for several ]
Mre.
Raymond
Ga’dwell ami
Mrs.. Lopdrnbrrg.
Waller
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weeks.
„ Brawn.
.... w
*,Ur lUyoaa,
*Uynra Jr..
,Ij, i, g >iter. Uharlene, retunteil home
Those invited *o be with Mrs.
A l Nix. Jr. and Pitriain Bredla.t night from visiting In G-org a.
huline from seaweed ha. beam
Dec* were; Mrs. J. M. Ir o n s rd/
•Mr. ami Mrs. John MrGlamIM
Mr*. E. B. IJiry. Mr*. Bert Steele. mery an.I son. John, Jr., Mlsa Sirs, Caldwell boa as her hoo.r found uture effective in the tr 's '
Tba first adv.rtlsament printed Mrs. II. B McCall. Jr.. Mr*. |3*ul < amilht lleas nnd .Misa (iene Slar- geests, her sl ier, Mrs. J. L ment o f goiter, than other forms
. t o n newspaper appeared in th*
Mre. E. D. Frlce, »lr*. lm l-aney left thia morning for IVoples, and son, Gene, of Thom- o f iodine.
T w i n Hal Intelligencer'’ o f Lon- Bert Chapman, Mr*. W. T. Wool Washington, D. C. and Nrw York a»t>n, (ia.
In 1941, announcing a reward *y, Mrs. A. K. Bhoemaker, Mre. City.
U ,
f * Dm return o f two stolen horse*. 0. K. G off, Mrs. James Wright,
Bill White, son o f Mr. nr I
Mr*. Earl* Jvtter, Mri. Nancy
Mr. and Mr*. |>hil Grashoff Mr*, iy . Clair White, left yester
Uryck, Mnt. Alma Rowland ami
who have been In Griffin, tia. day morning for Charle.ton, S.
Mrs. ODIahan.
for tho post week, will D a v e C. to visit relatives, lie .ids 0C<otnpanit-d by Tommy While <>t
S S Attry B>
Charleston, whu has been
his
guest for savcral weeks.
Hrary T i m *
s
M embers
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T eleph on e 118
■ka»# Cm U . m . i From Ow* O’alaab Dally
, Admlsslaa 10*-38*
■V
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,
Fnrk Ara
County Judge JL W.
W ill A Nrw
Virg-inia Satchcr And
Etmer Lay field Wed
I LfTlttT
d u i u m itO
1MIn W( ' fi rvucid IFJF
By
Party For Mrs. Davis
Martin’s Garage
General
Repairing
FOB BOYS
Activities
MUa Virginia SatrH»r. •■*
of Mr. ami Mir . W. t’ Su*. n * ••«
TUESDAY
Th* regular bus Inear ami social cum# thr bri.lt- of Kim. . \|.f |»
aaealing of Cirri* Number Two La/firkl, u*n of \|t sn.l \l
M
o f tka First Methodist Church wQi I A. Ijl/firM laf i l.-S'ftU I lit j
bo bald at th* home of Mr*. J. B c#rvn»«>ny pfrfurninl yi-pi. ity u ft*'
Crawford, 1204 Oak Avenue, at 12:330 o'clock in thv Kn *• IU|» >«»in l|
S:M o'clock.
tilt Oiurrh. Thr K n . I*, , Rest j
Th* regular bualnssa and *»- feam r, Pa*tnr of thv Fii-f \Dl|...
clat mw'ing of Cirtl* Numkw' dht Church, uffinalni
Three will be held at the home ' On both %hK*» .if •»»
o f Mrs. 8. O. Shinholxer, I40H floor ba.sk«‘lR of ifladioii .
Oak Avanue, at 2:30 o'clock.
roftri wrrr nrrangi <| j-.Tha regular buxines* and so vlch barkgtotinal iif p 4int cial m«#tlng of Cirtl* Numbri va»«r* of pluni«i|r«it nunt
..I \|.
Five will be held at <h# home nl fern. Stati», i.**tl M.ih mIi
Mrs. U M. Telford, Floral Height*, riUon, niarknl Ih.- |m-hn
luu#tf frn-ntU an,| ih^ f.i.
at 7:20 P. M.
Tha Girl Scoots will meet st <he bHil« ■nil gVlPailll.
| -b.
1 A, M. at ths UtH* Houar Brine ( Thr program of n.|.iiu
breakfast and bathing suits. Will wan pre*rnit-t*l hy M• Kv
'I.
rolum |I 11:10 A. M.
] Coy. orgaiiini< anil \|•
The ragulsr business and soc.sl H ,y ne», reniruito a I. .
31.
meeting of Circ'e Number One "1 McCoy p l.jr d Colon-1. . i
th* First Mrlhivlist Churrh w ill'menu! D.lrow 4o.| o. i
ba held with Mrs. George McCrum w„|,|1Ml{
|„.i
«t $004 S. Atlantic Avenue in Day- ^hr cere.m.ii), M.
II . .
too*. Members are requested -»js| )^IVV \ „ u v, „|y hi
It. t. it
bring a covered dish for the lunch |J>cob,
|,UMM|{
eon. Can will leave th* church s ’ , ■•rrlusis. by Chopin l*i
9:30 A. M.
|
The bnd. M,«
*
I Mn« laorrflt' I ti-lill.
Mrs. Holland Gives , honor. i-a«....a h.
Ploraheimb W*'
Friendlys *&oo
Fortunes to
SkyrWers
asma
r e c a p p in g
r*#* ’ 0'**
LjlvJzff
have
re,* tu r r .r ^ ir .fil z
i
Mr. And Mrs. Collins
Give Dinner Party
COllRECr MEN'S WEAf*
a
J
G K N B M A R T IN L A N E Y , S o c ia ly E d itor
b. l a H t i
s r tn iH tn m r tfu it
JitJ" ^Shlr^
tiTm
T1TF S A N F O R D IT E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F IA IR ID A
’g f S O f l C l L
rrul Klrc trie Radio Transmitting *’ ” ion ' •l,» » »>• compelled to‘
voln no an all proposals.— Re
rrRinrrr.
spectfully.—Joe Hsndrlcks, M. C,
NAMING OF JULY . . .
SAMK
S T U F F -W h .n thq
.
^
floBCfl this /ear w« * o l
Originally named tjumlil.s
Mm. „ |H , |uff ff8m ^
-u i
dually rat off from
“ |Tr
Ray We.»*r» C#f f i r e quickly' followed a strtk.1^
Tk.
groat angln af I M Yellow Cab drirars aal
K Cta bo sssurvd 40 machanlcs and dark* aa tha______hi lha Welnka
UuiUd Automobile Workan
lha whale
01 Tfcumday night, “-----B w thla stay Amariao- local without waralag
M______ 1__
IMU
a U tha
Ik* mau
lew
ft
new
Ira
IVal.
W n fin fll
maa to- turn In
auUmobUa* and tool*. Organliac!
•Hay h long V M. Lovett far Dm CIO akdmad A -Rar.
. . - . .J. B. Root o f tks Cragra‘ * “ * ih wIU spaak
TbauffleUI and *f th* World
panrat rapraaanUUon of tha
I 'M a t /p a c f'e a .
at
war—when trestle* af peace bad
^*ra ra'lfWd by 4b* re.pretW#
oparatora wora net al< *u ta Um city at a Union
i often daalarad that
govarem.nts—waa
August
II,
aa a f . c t . d .
Or. Badfanrn, prosIdeal of tba
Umt Ha
ittfl
■ M l
W M M
j£ w w r -—Wkiti5*"M X 'l u S K l
B R IE F S
Mississippi Rhror1' as th* Unlaa’c,
plea far protection against po- n.
' a’s aoutharmott lie* hoggad down In Fadaral wIU
W
i ,
T—
By IOK llRNDRKTf
— ■ n T % r. & r z z £ : 1 - !— - - *
_
VERY SORRY— I
_
my own weapons and they.
ry that I coula not have remained be a long rred pole, line, g(
longer In Florida at it w oild * Inker, hook and worm. I will
hov» been a pleasure to have some real cracker fishing.
■ceil again my many friends. 1
Wl’ A PROJECT5L-I hare bean
,
would alto have enjoyed what I Informed rtf the approval o f tha
•’
believe was about twenty Invita following Wl’ A
I’ mjccta.
lay- 1 *
tions for fishing trip* but will prove and beautify parka, pa tV
•' take a rain cheek on^lhetp. I am ways, and crmet.rira throughout - >.
i sorry that I eouUl nei have ac he city o f Winter Cardan;
cepted til the epaakhiR btvlta- prove Ravine Gardens hi tha,«
• , city
ttona and have met with all Ue of Patatka, including pravidinBidP|S
jff
vldhqf
i j *-' different committer* who wanted covrrrd walk between sdmlnlstra- - JlfY,
to m il on me but the lliijitcd tlon building and
rrfrrsholrnt ,
time would not
permit Aft.-r pavllldh. etc.
completing the CAUta* ,#f study
C lV f), RERVIDH EXAMINA^ *^T
which I have outlined for myself TONB: I have received annoubcafor the summer I will get bark ment* o f
the following Cltfl
to see all of you.
Service rxamlnatinns. Medical. Of*
Associate
I VOTE NO— The follow!** is firrr. irt.-JOO a year;
■ copy of the leftar which I am Medical Offlecr. t'l.i.’tx), both ara
1writing to the White House im unassembled; Operating Engine*!
$J.OOO;
Undar
mediately—Dear UU. PresIdelU:— (marinr-diesell,
j I note the prralatent rumors in Instrument maker, 1 1,1-60. Photo
the papers that we wilt hae# a engraver $1 14 an hour, 40 hour
special session of Congress this week, the *h->ve three era unas- ,
-year. T remember that w* had semhlnl;
Shipfittrr, Charleatrm
,/
one in nineteen ahd thirty-seven Navy Yard (unassembled I fAJI,
In spile of th* fact that wr *7.39. *7R7 per day; Assistant
worked like Trojans and even Light house Keeper, f Assembled)
woikrd through th* perkM which 113X0 to $1360. If. S. Lighlhdtlss
of
Com
the ordinary person mils Christ Service Department
mas Vacation, the general
Im merce. For further information,
pression prevailed that *11 we had rail at your nearest first or sec-j
done was to vote our pa^l dnd ond clax* Post Office.
trnvrliog expense, f am sure that
if wr have a special session this
year the result Will be ex'aally
the same It Is my thought Mr
t’ rraidrn’ . that the best thing to
■In Is to insist on the various
miiimittrrs meeting for the pur
pose of having th* necessary and
inipornnt legislation in readiness
for tho opening session of the
S vrnty sixth Congrerx.—I have,
•eiffk-icnt work botwren now aiuf
January of nineteen and thirty
nine in keep me out of mischief
without railing a
special sejISio n , therefore,
I
respectfully
j suggest that if I am called Into
esuse it was the fifth month of pres,, --Congrrii* adjourns In dfa»prew falkrtej
the old Unman >ear.
year. July grit
got e«»r»i.
enrd.” Tnr
The pres*
galleries mnt
ill pr»*M*nt nimM lo Mppra** Juli- Hirrcfly iiSovi* lHr Speaker* (!haif
u« I’araar hreauw hr waa no( *n<® H may b« that thr urntltelected Emperor by the Roman...' "»pn can't »ee what I* actually
There were but 30 day* -n going on on the Floor of the
qmntili*. no another was added House. It may be that they rely
to prevent any other month fr o m 'uP°n some informant. If th* 1*1*
Quintills, so another was added t*r la true, I can lay f|v« to ona
exceeding that o f Caesar. Htrangu; that the Informant ta a R*pubth>
as It seem*. August
(originally can. The IIoum did not adjourn
Sextills) waa similarly named to in discord this year. For lho
appease Emperor Augustus— and first time since I have bean In
an extra day wa* added for him Congress ih* House has practialso.
rally rlaarrd tha Calrndart of at!
important legislation
and haa
Teiwerrawi Wksa I* Indsysnd. evidenced vrry little bittern***
ease DsyT
towards blocksIndividuals n f j
sections. What do people axptct
us to do. hug and at**.
TO BECOME STATUE
CRACKER FISHING—I itolo
'
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. a fow minutes to go fishing
| — M3— Colorado Springs plans an while I was in th* Slat*. Tho
unveiling ceremony for a locomo- fellow* with whom I fished, dU!
| live. One nf the famed narrow some high class fishing. They
I gauge modeta that used to pull hand'd me ona o f these thing*
- the gold from
Colorado
gold that reminded me of a walking
i mine* to amcltera haa been given stick with a caffe* grindey at
, lo the city by tha Denver and Ih* hig «nd and called it a rod
I Rio Grande Railroad.
and real. It la one af th* thlog4
1 It will he placed on a concrel* that you swing about Ilk* a cow
I pedestal In one o f the city parka. whip, hang tha book* af lha
i
wooden minnow in lha seat c f
I
CHICKEN LAYS WHOPPER
your pants, practically yanking
youroaif out of the boat and
REI.BYVILLE, tnd.— (A3— A spend th* remainder o f Dm eve
huff rock chicken owned hy Mrv. ning extricating yourself
and
Rosco*
Seibert
laid a aavan- unwinding n back Ikab whUr tha
ounce egg.
ether fallow laUgha and caUht*
all tha flak. Neat time I «boose
hare -* 1.... -v^-
"damped in tha middle o f the*
'lU tU R D A Y , JULY
W E E K L Y N EW S COLUMN
Le
Wait la calabrallng th* foralng of th* ovtrsaax high-which eonnacta that city with
llolamf a? Florida after a
of covarml yean during
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r« X H n M rnrrri
Jf Any few words could adequately describe the times
M . rtofUa
In which we live, we are sure those word* would be
AmM
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T H E S A N F O U D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
[Legendary Figure
|Of Robin Hood Is
Brough! To Life
th e
PROGRAM FOR W EEK OF JU LY .1
\T T H E K I T /
Sun.ley. Mon'I.iv—• fllK
A I » \ K \ I I R fS
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IH»n|i aiIIi Hrrnl ►linn <n I Olivia
H*'. |l| Mir1
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W e e f c S j | j ookouts Whitewash Saints 3-0 For Third Win b Row
C o m in g
in Powerful Drama:
ROBIN
H\CII I T T
t..|i.|:, III
1 Of Married Couple
-
return
K
♦rr*,n
W iMioni
M.«* \ H' I.mhI
:.'-‘?<0 Cook Limits Foes'Ruggers To Meet h i e STANIHNUSjL ookouts Meel Leesburg Downs ! srn,i,„,i,. ( w„Uy
)T T o Seven Rinrles Ormond •“ First ................ v r J Reds
Court Records
.
Reds And
And Gons
Gons G-Men.
G-Men, 33 To
To 7
2,.
Game Of Tourney
Over Week-End Isla n d e rs Win
lx » c ;il
in
in
I t r MADE HISTORY AND LOVF. Errol Flynn
Rohin Hood
Olltia da Hoaltfand •• Maid Marion in tho Warnar Bro,. Teeh|W» production "The Advanturaa of Robin Mood" coming to
RUi Thoat re Sunday.
!•••» t r,»\ hi
Mur uin
niedu v il
thi ill ini* *
curing i -nvicfnin- i» .,n\ pin*
Slirring Events Of Spanish Civil
.Nurmallv u kind m l ju t
War Form Background For ‘Blockade’ ih»i» Hife fintlt her I . •• r •» Inn
hum
h e f i n n l l v »• » h* . ?h*
|nove
*"
atirrtng
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Sl-nin f.irni th.k
i-.niiii.-r
ahnh i.
M"h-l.-im- t arn.I ..
roiintrv •*!»*
' I* if u l
| limriMirn at t IV I* |r».
lit r
f ' f f rfiiniiiiwwittii ii
m »»tw'uife to it.nft.i
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r U ll.e Immortal operate, "N a u ,h l, MfrUtU.
ry
by
ih l e
liHfte nl
1*1
I n iil*
• !•••. •mkiH*va»» I-
• T ir
w tr»
w tll
•catte ro .l
an.I
S c h n e id e r
C o n le s l
S
iiih
te r
I ;i \
lu
\nd
lluil
S e r ie s
A lu a -
llr n p
D u r in g
I > c l . ; n t d . "i
O il u n to
M in .
Will,
I t»
'
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n >;i
,
i
dm imp
Urn Ult ho fanned arvrn hatvmen
, while walking four.
' Cook waa In a alight tight -p..’
. la the eighth Inning when with
IWI latii on and two away.
.Whwsigwnilh ilamniet! out u p*»p
, fly A w e # n second
ha •• and
tiniw "
re n
"f
W illia m
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tight hit*’ o ff the Uffrr
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Ada alnglo tp deep right field l wore Ungijon with the
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FNFMIFS AND LOVERS. lifnry Fonda and Mad«l«in« Carroll la
A arrow fr.i.n • Htockail*. * Walter Wanf#f ’ » atirring romantic drama
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Oook, the fighting I.onkmit< rnp
tvrad th«lr third straight win in
Um It effort to Itavr «h«- Flori.l.i
State League- cellar by
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Na« m Ii• Air.
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bone), tbo moot wicked o ' tl»« Na*mau kmglila.
Both are excerption ally eiala t r n t u n
dM* A In*til»*K. \rlllr llreettH.
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PARIS-BOUND, How.
lliih re ( t b m ) , wealthy'
•viator and movie gredortr. baa
been pntUng hto Lockheed plan#
•trough tho nice* at Lao An.'
geloa, preparing for • natulan
fUfhl to Now York front which
tmtot.ha.gUna a ipetd hop to
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P O O D F O R T H I H AR. V I S T A R M Y
In Iho T n u wheat cooatry la rattonod ant at A t
chock wagon*, and the lanch table may be mot! anything: tho groond and even Utc brand hack af a
fellow worker (M l of tbo forke). In harvetUna the wheel, binder* lie the (talk* Into kind til and
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_ eoneriton winnow out lit* grain *od bkw U)« ||r»w Into |r«al pttea' - T* * •
Kin« file hard (Ian Hunter) dabi Bobln knlflliL,
grunt* pernilMioii for iiiarriafa o f Hald Marian to
Sir Robin of Lockalry! (T h a E n d )
RY H A M F ISH E ll
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FER ME
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After fiffrr hour* long rombal, noble llobin llooil
«li«poot * of S|f teiir fornrr. Meanwhile Hobln'a men
•re auccraeful routing* rapturing ikn cooaplratora.
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' — (A P )— A voluntary petl. . tion in bankruptcy waa filed
In federal court here today
' biy. the Wh'ddon Ca*h Store*
aa the deadline for their fil-.
Howard
Hughs*,
millionaire
In f of a |4K,000 cash super
anthuaiaat, plana to leave Thurasod Ban
bond drew near.
day or Friday for n hop acrou
„ Schedule* o f assets and lia- the Atlantic to Paris and per'•bfliUes
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Hagtn, president of
Paten.* wholesale i
laboratory”
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grocery firm, wan appointed ra"
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non-payment o f delinquent tU U
chain atoraa tame, and l.t.reat
and tomorrow wan the deadline
fa r tha posting o f M b,000 bond
which would h*v* parmlttad rapB U a*
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Ing 9704 word .o ld nt auction on July celebration! for at lea*!
tha eourthouao atepe yeiterday «W peraona In lha nation but in
but brouaht only |42t.
Hanford and 8emlnol* County the
Tho ah* r iffs o f flea aald fur- holiday wasn’t nsarrrrj by a elnther lev Ira would bo made on
eerloui miahap.
property o f the delinquents. If, City and County agendas re
any could be found, to aatiafy the P®**! one o f the quietest weektam ctalma.
enda In reernt monthe. There were
Tha aale was conductsd from no
wreck*, or death* re
written descriptions o f tha stock. P»U*A
lha marc bandies remaining in a
N,w V °rh led all othar ktstea In
warahoiu*.
Tha
attechmenU
<•«*•*» 'parade with 37.
war* made eeveral weeks ago unFirework* took only three Uvea
dor write obtained by agent* of in ,h* n* ,|on compared to th# paceState Comptroller Lao.
aaUIng automobile traffic toll of
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I“ U C B M O n S •
" it t e d tulclde. II were killed by
Book Sales For lrt,uir,,,.‘m
l 41 bsr T,,‘°'u °‘h,r
Campaign
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mtielmlitc the ml* b f campaign
f* .* * .* *
■ v«»T quaeUoaakle
Maryland boy died end two companlona were injured In the esplot loo of powder pourml froi,
fliwcrackcri Into a piece af pip*.
In Pennsylvania b - home-made
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British Ponder Offer
For 'Immune1 Harbor
f e u
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Audubon
Society
h«vr
re*
Rebels Advance Kl
In Spanish War
turned from > week's viait to
hi«torie Fort Jeffei»on in the.<
Dry Tortu*m. where they «tu«lied
the bird still marine life of that
1 region.
Thr following attended from
Sanford Robert L- Co*. Lea H.
Le*her. Mavni K a7eNab, C. K.
Mason. Richard S. Ma*on. Mr*.
Jessie |{ Mason, and Charlea D.
ForreAter.
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For the fln t tim« *inre *11
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t>edition« were started, a change
in accommodation! both nt the
Forl ■ml tn ‘ rmnaportalloii pvrwon'*"
J«>n «he party,
“ A conii.lvrahl* inerr*,.in
'he Sooty Tern rolonir* of Ihe
Tortuga* ha* been noted over the
f ° u'' y««r»,” C. R. Mason,
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president of !?»• _
society,
declared.
■'Idlng that "There are probably
* r " over 100,00(1 bird, o f thi,
, Pec*p* now nesting nn thr in-i
bnd thr hatch nf young bird**
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Loyalist D efenses R e
p o r t e d Shattered
In Valencia Drive
iaaaalBlpd PreaB
Jnpniit'Ni' forces ntlvanccd
up ’.he Yanirize River lo
within Kin miles of llunknw
tmlny while in Ihe Spanish
civil war Insurgents reported
they hail shat It red Ihe gov
ernment lines in the Sarrion
sector of '.he easlern front.
The new .Inpanese gain
gave them possrasioii of Hu*
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CaptureOfGatesvayTo
Lake Poyang Opens
Way For Invaders’
Hankow O ffensive
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Hukow Seized
In New Gains
By Jap Forces
THRONG GATHERS AT GETTYSltURt; TO HEAR PRESIDENT
Increase In Several
Specie At N esting
Colony Reported Hy
Conservation Group
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Bird Life At
D ry Tortugas
n a n * Paris Flight
Against
Del i nq ue nt s
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SANfOHp, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JULY
LONDON, July ».— lA V -T b*
OriUth goveramaut announced
veaterday It swat coruldartag a
Spaalah rebel prep l eal to desig
nate Alaeoria aa aa “ Immune
part" far British vessels trad lag
with government Spain.
Abaeria. a Medtterraaaaa port
hold hy tha Spaalah guvaramant.
la 110 mUea east af Gibraltar sad
kuH. galrvkav lo |..ik.- Poyang,
and plarr.l Hi,in in a position t»
.-ontinu, Ih.-ir adtanr.' on
tho
prnvl,t.u.al . apilal hv rivrr nr
Disk, a land and watrr detour to
Ihe (....in and west. Ki.reign oh•erver, believed they
would
• yrflM NtfM, l'r«*4i<|rnt
rh.in,e laller route,
advan.'Uig
'i.tfictn I'hirf h i m
across l.nk<* Poyang and atlsrk•h» fl.iu ili .i|N «| mi.nil* ing Nanrhang. one o f
I'hlna'a
• in v%h»* •» viMh»rt major air l.*«e,, before approach
ing Hankow.
In Spain In,urgent
General
J.iv* Varela'* fi.-l.l headquarters
said hi, Irgm nnaor, had advanced
. I'J mil** nn Ih, wr-t.-rtr flank of*
Ih* Vslenria front «u.ce Ihe start
the re-lnforre.l ..ffen-ivo Sat*
unlay.
1 (•rtlyrbiirg baltlcffrld, where thousanda of Confederal
«eve|i ile.li.-ai.-d » monument to American “ lu-nre et.-ru..l
lllii.- and t i i . f velerun. Attending (he joint reunion .... 1
. a portion ,.( u,e h „K,. throng on hand for the de,|lra!io
" t one » f th.- bloo.ln-<l battle* o f the n « d War.
ttMin 2600 bird* were Lanitril hy
the party during the week, in
eluding one whitetewUied Itooby,
the recond o f its kind ever to
be captured for this purpoae, an l
14 o f the magnificent
Man O
War birds with »«vrn foul wing
•prvafL .Small rolnnitt of lln*#at* and
Tarnn wrrr ntc<i
aludied and a few
o f the*.species banded.
Hughey Returns 1,520 Garments Made For Testimony Heard
\ N eedy In Sewing Rooms In Court Against
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S l i n t f Wrlfiirr
i »mit! v
ng
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The espsdition was made this v " , I Hughey, l|■•^-gslr »»f the nrmiiinam| '>n|«)
'• Tnwnseml Club to ih«’
year via Key West ... that the
Mr*. Smith m nn v'ntiil that |*p
*1 f ’nnventlnn of the mnv • enm.'.i w .ie <iii|.| \.-«l it. m*w.>h|
birds o f the Florida keys might ‘ ,
in l.os Angeles, returned In room* an.I ihnl st p.eren' the n o
b« studied- The trip fr.,m s *
Tortugas was j.f—t,., d esrly y'alunlav mntning roll I a I.*I n.-a.l) ft.nun r.lith ly.
made on a vessel recently secured ,h ,„„ over hi, trip We,I ami rn She sis., annoum.-.l that i.iiaiiK.>ver the prusperl, of
meiiU w.-re l.nng n.t.le I . .-.tat.
by th. National Farks Serv.ce.
Ihe Townsend I'lan.
i»h a sewing loum m l-il.,- M,.n
Daniel B. Beard.
wild life Thr .,
mile drive across
roe fur ih.- cnnvrna-nr*- ..f an.... n
in lha' virniily whn are n.ov r>K r k ? s . r v i ,0 f , ‘ he
N•,,0n*,
SSlate, i-nrnu'r In the I
Sty required 5 1-2 il
<|Uirri| tu sunn* tv S^iifni-t |..r
th.
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0‘ Mr lluvhi
th# F|L
Florida
Audubon
Society.
- ivy reported, while
work.
0< “ >• •*P*dl»ioB return*"
•rip rri|iilied fi 1-2 i
A I prevrnt *h.'ie are two u s a n d I U etudU i
becauaa th,
pirly slopped lo see
Tho Tortuga* party this year 'he sights a!ong the wry.
Included, besides
those from
he parly visited the Grand
Sanford: George R. Bentley, Mi
yon which Mr. Hughey cha;*1
■riped es most Iwauljful. Hr
'n " n / t | m B'*nd’ P“ lm B ,»c h; J
the wsl's o f the gniga which
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Hull, n
Galneavide;
Ilaye.
'T h om ., 8ou, h Mtam|. Andr, w naturv has wurn fl.iHH) feet derp.
thangrd to difftrenl colors as thr
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r ,M u r y : Mr.. Jack run's rays »lruck from different
Wile nr >ne n rg.st rest r-'a lr
Daniel it.
trinractiuna in Ihn past several
Beard Coral G able.; Mr. ami
month, wa, dost*,I yaliirduy wh.-n
C. R. 'f'lnnls, piuipihent rele'y
.low er of Oviedo purchased a I'l
err* muck farm .from S. K. I nng
of Chuluola, for , upprosim t'e-ly
I'lU.OOO.
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The land Is raid •<» he one i.l
the finest iis.it hland celery farms
in Ihe Ovitdo district, and I, to
taled in Mi'rhrll ilemmock which
has been opened for farming .lur
The regular meeting nf the ing Ihe pssl few yesrs.
board of directors o f ih* Kiwsni*
With th* addition nf this land,
Club will in? heM st the home o f
Dr. B. D. Cakwell tonight at 7:30 Mr. Cion's will npcmlr tine of
•’clack instead nf at the Valdes ■he large'! acreages of celery in
Seminole f ounly.
Hotel is originally sc|iedulrd.
Mr. l.nng Intends In Inrrca •
his operation* in the ra'l e hu.t
The regular meeting of (fie KiPenis Club will be he'd In the
Valdei Hotel Wednesday at 12:15
•’dork. George A. DeCottea I*
chairman nf ihe program commit- Germany In HeadyFor
In A c c u s e d
A s k in g
Son
F or
H uge
O f
Sum ,
D i v o r c e
Papworth Is Again
Named Official Of
fax Revision Body
Clonts Purchases
40 Acre Celery
Farm In Chuluota
“o.wv^;
accosted
d an ar-
o no
aitaln un li*i|
-.nmi pounds itiii.n im i
u,
IRi; case » f hi, f , „ t hearing I
rririay imme.liairlv
after
turning r ,.„ „ France
r.c*
*ifej* rl
•^ury Convicts Hunt
•n
.S e s s io n
O f
C oui
Willh' Hunt, change.1 with
h-1*,r,y-
S5w
v * l l,ry 'bis morning at I
•pening re.Sion of fou nly f , „
hefor* Judge If,W. Were
The rase ,.f |.|||y
,.rr4f|
AtlanUc Te«t FliKhtH charged with assault and Katin
» » « nolle pros,,il, while the ri
••f Nathaniel Ilfui.t, ,|w rh. rVlo'ators nf fit y ordinance!
BF.KI.IN. July 8.— </PI— l.uf
wllh assault and h a llcy , Wa . rn
Kill bo tried hefnre Judge Frank
thansa, tha German sir lipr, an '.n u «l ,n „ .he ........... „ kh.
U Miller at the Polka Station
this cf'emonn a 1 1:00 o'cleck. The nounce.l yrsler.lay it would con W. Mcf.ny, rhargr.l with p.....
•aaslon was postponed flam Mon duct weekly esperimental trans ■'“ Xl of so t machine'
day ifternnon becauaa of tha boll- Atlantic flights between Lisbon.
«ne net of Juror* summoned inPortugal, and New York via thr
r uded: J. L. Ohom, J. ||. fo lA lore* from mid-July until th*
,
J- Pope. Carl Feeler,
Medical Detachmrnt and Com- end of (>ctob«r.
J- W. Thrailkill, E. II. Grant. Wm.
puty D will bold drill session* -»t
Germany has been given ap V Dunn, Howard C . Long. I . R. value, to replace Ike
th* Armory tonight *t 2:00 proval by both Portugal and the
valorem Usee.”
I’Byne, T. C. Bolt. F. A w .lt, r . E.
•'dock. Drills which era ngaUrly United Slates.
K*U«y.
C.
C.
Priest.
B.
H.
MeM d on Mondty night see:* post.
Junkers four-motored planes Mahen, Henry Wolcott. J. M. VlnNtlrd because of th* holiday.
H#*dquarier» Company wQl not designed for ocean travel will ln*. H . C. Parker. J. F. storey.
I f f . again untU neat Monday I fly once la tack direction week
negro
BLECTROCUTBD
ly.
,
July 5—<A7— ttlllle
The flight* era Intended to D
FORECAST
Randolph, negro, was put to death
norih and central and 1
show Germany la technically
In Florida’* electric chair today
>ady fat extreme **qth 1
ready to opaa a regular fast air for the slaying last Oct. 34 of
night and Wednesday- » i
Bull service aver tha North AtRiddle, Jacksonville drop
lantlc.
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AN INDEPENDENT
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SANFORD, FLORID^ * (W k jr. JULY r, 19-18
Ealabllshcd In 1908
NUMBER Z9S
^ . . v-»v -v a .— —---------------
O W W I N S $50,000H A N D I C A P A T S U F F O L K D O W N S
Accord Strengthehi
Position Of France
In d ia n s L o c a te
Body Of McCormick
Heir OnHigh Peak
Chase, Audi
Attend Par!
BteeHMyu
F a te Is L ea rn ed A f t e r
M o th e rlla d R e n e w e d
) H op e S on W aa A liv e
» . o » On V a n
i l t o * N o r t h ... M n b r
■
Tto
u ^O aR osd
la ^ e w
i Randall Ch«*
i> «8 k Kay And*non of
inonto Spring* t m ■ * « • !
present las* night * l “ "
h * r « to-
,th*/opening Ot
Intier trrmWn*'
I ttar -
• lor U K |*a m n -
10,000 nqimre m ile S a n jak o t
Aleiandretta *1 th* head o f th*
erstrrn Medltsrrenean. Thin plan,
permitting Turkish Iroops to oc
cupy portion* o f th* ar*a, mat
the demands for recognition of
Turkish Interest* there.
The are* I* under a League of
Nation* manual* srimtnlatsrad by
France.
The agreement also may hare
a more ■weeping m u lt, • tha
treaty which would guarantee
Franc* and bar military ally,'
Soviet Ruaaia, u»« of th« Dardnn*llM In war time,.
‘V iW
In China, Japan*** (till . la J
trnubl* trying to fore* it* « ■
lldng Dm YaUgtv* Kivar.* TjW
Chin*** mat m i r w t
but dm
'Proving himself a great mudder. Hal Trice Headley's Mrnow Jon th* $50,000 Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Down*. Boston,
by framing th* flniih line far ahead of the reel of the field. Th* record crowd uf 00,000 wai disappointed by th* icrmtchlng of
Srebtocult, la*t year’s vidor, and Ih* unlmpreulve perfm nut*.- uf the great War Admiral. Thl* finish photo »howi Menow‘» win
ning poaltfon. A t the eitremo l*fl are (left to right): limy K, runner-np; Peligrosu II; War Minstrel, third; and, on the rail. War
‘
nane*d by th* ag*ncy. ‘
A b o present- from thg!aa*iml
wary U W. Manta, l».0i
*\jtau adverting* W * « * V W
s ^ r t y & s Tt,
| 1 M R Con* and Ctaarire Chi
W* *>" ••
*• *
Chraur C- Fsugate.W , H. MoA•r o f Orlando; Frank a . Ham
matt o f Ortaadai Judge Wilbur
ad tha road U T ild e n , praatdant o f th* Flor
a, all-night id* Citru* Exchange; plan from
th*
yanng Oralndb.
Although many * f th* ahlppara
present war* alao largo grower*,
than war* an g iawara (nrRod
who war* alao either not shippat* or oUlcara o f markoting
agencies.
Tha agency man board an anh
mated discussion o f rarioaa In
dustry problem* g«th aa a*IIlag
paratlvoly llttla about what aokt
* f advertising tha Industry wantad. ;» •
Other pmhlsau dlacuMd rear*
tha ar*M M of nitrogen aa a
ffrUUaar on t•■•aria a* In order
to htlag Owm along more aniekly
Mr markoting and th* inadvtan-
ipan Attacks
hanage Head
F irs t Street
R I N G L I N G C IR C U S S T A R T S H O M E
9
'-fF
Children's
Home
1
*
_« •
f
&UkenFIourishes
Ife O p M u llen ;
j j r t w b y P o lk e
Probe Sought To
Determine If Kuhn
Was World War Spy
Supafbltendent agm-d In
isllsSN » « Waa* M s rl
-(ATT—Sprue*
Count Court
WCli freedom
ten he was
‘ 't*
Japan*** atlH mat dogged n a i f '
Neither government nor Iluorgent force* appeared to
makp
<r**iiaa«u M mm* r » a * i
T. M. John* waa re-elected tuparinlandini and Mm . John*, *»•
•istaht »up*rlniand*ni of th* Pior
Ida H-pllst Children’* Home in Ar
cadia *1 Ih* annual melting of <h-<
trustees lh«r* Thuludiy accord
ing In Jno. D, Jlnkln*. trustee,
who atlirded >h* meeting.
Mr. Jtnktnl atated <h*t many
Imprortmenl* hid been m*de to
Ih* hom* during ih* past year
• nd th*i Ih* ttaplint women ha.l
benn actir* In support n f>h* home,
purchasing a large elect lie re
A fra*** that migh‘1 bnve re*
lid In aarioti* Injury for r>n*
Iboih of tb* two principal* k m
krlad thl* morning when Police
jef Roy G- Williams and S rr
h t Howard hallnt a fight or.
ha K. C. Van Auken of Tamp*
I W. M- Mullen, supvrlntistdrnl
b e Florida Methodl>l Orphan*
I at Enterprise. on First
b t thl* morning.
Bcordlng to Chief Williom*,
■ Auken bad telephoned Him
H tfndent. Mullen at the U r
ig* acroa* Ih* lake fur pai •
hi to see hia young son who
car* of th* orphanage ard
Hullen raftued. He tb>n re
td Mr. Mull'n to bring hi*
b Sanford where ho w**
ara Hutton's
and Released
$10,000 B a il
_ _
J qo . D . JJnkins G ives
R e p o r t O f. T ru s te e
M e e tin g In A rc a d ia
ALIIAN Y. N. Y. July 1 -U P 1 Rep. Pamuel B. Dick it* In (H -NYl
called last night for n congres
sional committee investigation of
Vr|l* Kuhn, ns'klnal leader of the
German-A merle in Bund, "to see
If ha is Uta Girmtn spy held In
• n A merisen ramp during Ihr
This overhead picture o f Ih* tingling Brother*, Baraum and World War."
"Tha rtlts JbIIm* Kuhn who was
UaR*y circus trains waa mad* It !Washlngton during a pass* an tho
journey to regular winter qiug&n at Baraaou, Fla. Tha big tap held In camp In Illl7 has the same
waa struck and all equipment loaded following refusal o f striker*
to accept a S t parrent wag* cut. Borne af th* work are involved
err Ihown In email group*. Flushing loaded flat car* In.this picture
era Pullman*.
:
..
>
A to Interfsru
th* magbtra a
ry that ba waa
Florida State Celery Association
To Be Revived A t Meeting Tonight
nbam remain*-1
sal* before ih* tonalilullonal conreulion admittedly dli acted at
Naal activities.
Kahn, testifying soon after
An
t
ffg
ff
will
la
mad*
loabk1
program
for
H>*
ee'rrf,
ladustry,
her tuoMrkiUla mad* ht* aiatemrnt, de
r rtrriv- to irviva^lho' old F'ortda Bl*l* If present plans ar* rarrioAeuL
. . . i ___ . ..
.. . .
.
A t (ha t^keland irslhattaa ft. clared:
mt whlcil
•Hi is a falsa and ildleuloua se
curetlon. 1 waa not horn In Rureta.
My name is ual always will be
f r f i i Jalius Kuhn. I was In tho
Otaksiata hre|
out proofs of
hut wIHumt r
*| *m on A
lire1 0#
P"
Treasury Hopes For
Business Upswing
To Offset Defitit
W in t e r H a v e n Stu dies
O rd in a n ce F o r Z o n in g
W ASHINGTON. July 1-Th* upward aweep of stock maikat price*
encouraged treasury official* to
hop* laat night thai n*gl year1*
deficit might ba rmiltar than thay
had rejected.
Tha accumulation of that d*fleH will begin today, when tha fitcal yoar 1930 begins. A ■harp
business upturn by fall, predicted
by tor la In governmental and prlvala economists, would iharply Incr*n*a tax collection* to o ff**!
iom* o f tha fond* to ba disbursed
In ih* administration'* lending■ponding program.
*
Hut even so, tho )rea*ary*a fool*
«»t *ip *«U llo n * could not anvtaim
a deficit a* low as that o f tho ft*-'
cal year which c'o**d laat night,
With tha transactions a f tha b»*4.
two day* atUI *o be added inv/.lw'
etood at ll.tM.OOO.OOO, tha atnaJl*'
cat since 1931.
By contrast, a defkU « f |3jB0V
OOOfiOO to 13.800^)00.004 hia fcaaft
estimated unofficially for Tha spintag year. How mush there figure a
might be reduced by batter hn*lness, treasury official, would apt
W IN TE R HAVEN, July I.—
Spurred on by th* staUmont of
M. M. I’arrUh, *U te FHA d im tor, that the lack of a city ton
ing ordlnancu and restriction* on
building lit subdivision*, 1* re
sponsible for tha failure o f tha
housing authority ~to approve a
large number o f loan* In this sec
tion. city official* are working
on a new toning ordinance.
Appearing at two meeting*
hare, called
after a commute*
representing civic groups
had
complained o f seeming discrimi
nation, Parrish denied that the
yardstick applied on Winter Ha
ve* proposals waa any different
that that used in other sections
•ay u n til b * lt* r bostaeca ha i
o f tha country.
Ha told a meeting of civic club n P tily fr .o jru rib lo rk g ra a a n
" u t . V M r r Itr-ln e a a maaai
representatives and a subsequent
public mats meeting, that tha a ttack upon ttjc deficit f r o m
Voided
B y
Tribunal
PB1LADBLJFHLA. J a y
— Freacytvaata's Super n s Court
^ Dcmacralif g ta u
Admtairirellott’s major labor low*
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ed
Sanford Herald
H u rric a n e Season
ip i'D IU le d S t
B IB L E V E R S E F O R T O D A Y
J f f W KNEW A l-t: The ngh<
ia perlaha'Ji, and no man layeth
la Mart: ami merciful men are
taken away, none r«>n,|dermg that
iha righ-aoua I* taken away from
tha aril to come, lie ahall en'tr
r
G et F ilm
o F s & e U n iv e rs ity
By JOHN H IX
m e truin is m at m e tropical s.orm,, w hich are apawned
nomewhere near the equa'.or. make th eir w ay
northweatwartl th rou gh the L «s »o r A n tilles, and
som etim e*
skirt i
Vhe F lorida coant. are in freq u en cy o f
d e v ia tin g
force
and are aa apt to strik e along the N orth Carolina coant or
New England aa they are along our own shores.
T rop ical storm s In the W estern H em isphere are usual
ly called F lorida hurricanes because the in form ation rega rd
ing th eir form ation and direction usually origin ates in and
is tlisscmnated by the United S ta .e* W ea th er Bureau head
qu arters in this state. A storm which m isses F lorida by
BOO m iles will go northw ard in;o the
A tla n tic
shipping
lanes, lash some giga n tic llnor. fan the coast o f England,
and the world will be told tb^t it Is a "F lo r id a hurricane.”
W ea th er Ruri-nti records reveal that during the
last
fifi years there have treen only eight hurricanes o f severe
|intensity to strike Florida. Those occurred in 1880, 1886.
I 1910. 1DI0 (t w o ), 1010. I OUR. and 1938. One was in June,
lone in July, one in August, three in S eptem ber and tw o in
I October.
Most o f the hurricanes which come th is way are more
T A V A R U June 27.
Seen *
of ite Uidm*’ 1'/ t.f Florida c'mpun «fiil *kS'e grm-rmi«ly in n
motion pfcpe «*f F'londa whu-li
Karl to-tes*»>- se- n-lary of tt.r
Lakr
Chamber " f Coin
n,. rr<>, wM ulinw (hroiirhont lire
northern SO' eu*tt*rn sec: ion* of
ihr nation 'hi* summer.
IkpirtlH lln* full beauty of
I ho umveN'fy campus- 'ho film
to be -treen duruiK the <Li> i* in
block nod t hite, wbdr the ime to
I ho shows in the evening* i« in
color.
I The t f i i 'i o ) i department -il
'publicity • »* In rharirr«■f p,.«| o
UrteRflttlH/
M .W
P 0 6
| ia l
t0» 7 ?
fluild Y ou r Own Hoi
W ith T h e llr s l
Building M aterials
Hill Lumber
& Supply Yard
Telephone S3
A lw a y s A L e a d e r
-
l a t * * r f l a d u a ir f T k « r a la A lw a y s
O a a O u ta l a n rf li « T i r o O r I n d i v i d u a l
•T%>a ! • A I aa 'I rua In T k a P r l a t l n *
|a«aa lrv
ft k a lh a r ll s A H andbill.
Huh O r M o d a rn la f a B tatlan are
W L AHC TH E
.
L e a d e r s In
S a n fo r d
• l e a d ua y e a r n a a l o r d a r a a d a *
•ill r a n v l a a a « • « l h a l tha a k s v a la
CLYDE-MALLORY LINKS
mrn i.
w Uk-n » . s » « » . l 4 ) V ) a p a
K sh d m an 's (B e d B o s e ) G u aran teed
F eed s
.aiparr « « r
, r.a tla rfd
| *r l* v « n l l h wny x l k r r f l m l - M r n d r
i b a l « * « r a la i k r h l g l i v a l «|Mm I I I > .
Irrd «a»l
n I laevral
» » ■ w ill
p rlffS *
NYi* ddi\rr at no additional charge.
ru-toniMi y | King Henry I to he the ilutancu
BARRED GRAVES . . . .
Knfen" u fl-i from the p«»tni *»f his nuss* !•»
Ho prevalent was the ci*t«»m
Ihe tip o f his thumb
Thi* <*»*•
of grave-robbing in early nine 1
in the ym r l l P I
Piev nni'ly,
teunth-century Hc«'tlap«l that sle|»a
\mil mtntsuieil U1l.ll Unite*. *»•
had to be taken to protect in
I lit*
I lltoat the satnie length
terred bodtea from the mtcabie THE K IN G 'S ''Y A R D '' . . .
In thi* day nf p,cciaion it ,» present meter.
muuraudings.
hard in Simla,aland h«w certain
SinulMrly, *» futhom. unit o f
One of the most Interesting
mnimnn unit* nf
mcaauremcnt
meiMuring water depth. nrigmaU
relira of this period te the straago
tarn,- into In-mg.
During
the nil a* the length o f » .ailor'a utilr
"M ori Safe"
pictured above.
Middle Age* almost every town
stretched aruis— six feet. ’I
Strange u it seems, it was actu
|*il ita own *tandarda uf weighta word means "tu embrace." T Ijr
ally found necessary to inter
:pU mi-aatire*.
di'Uncv fr«»in h man's rlhuw i
caakeU in «uch odd, wrought
Lev.-na and
leap right out of thrlr hklplae*
lift your fly, and grin In
r lace;
j
(yelk nimbly about j your
H g * l * m hackle and htllgramgd'tke most you raise la mev
qutto bit**.
SANTORD T W E N T Y YEAR S AGO
I vis- n,« H *n'1 Sund“ >'- Mr l'or'1 '*
now irmpluyed at one of tl>» *hlpj
” 1 I ym is in Jarksonvllla and like*
" ,r*. )t fine and will move hla family
David thrir hrl«r» long.
Mr*-'
Mrs. B. J. Overstreet and chil
dren uf Lockhart apent several
n and days with her mother, Mrw. J.
d »" M. Wynn last week,
1
pt ylpplel
••taper*
rUh the
what Human fcasie
nigged
and
rus'te
Nr- and Mrs. Wallace Wheeler
and Janies CassUly have returned
•n" from MiAnl. They took the trip
in Mr. Wheeler*, big car and
lUholl report a vv ry pleasant trip.
OVIEDO
■ bW > ■*«>• o f f * r * > share
f t eott
fbreet folk are
a
chummy
Ihe cgmpar's Ilfs la a lath*
7. keyl
you can have my share any
—Ethel Jacobsm.
ritaqla rules the waves, but
•we ea the hartsan U
inlaid won a doublea St. Augustine, the
let eqatinuhe ta rtow
,llnly, » » late » » the lK,h ecm hi* knucklen w;is railed by i t
lyiv, had I,\rr 2UU different unit* unch-nt Kgyptmn* one "|»ygiuy(,'|
•if'length railed the "font," all giving rise tu the name «if tln*t'
in dilly use. No alandardixation •mall people. The Inrh in l " i (
ua* effected until royal and |iar- was standardised a* the Irti^U
liame/ilary enactments forced the o f three dry barlrymrits,
lid
auoption of *pecific units.
Rev. Htlhurn of Hanford fa
vored Geneva with a splendid ser
mon last Saturday morning at
the quarterly conference meal
ing of the
Methodist Church.
Those hearing him were indeed
fortunate.
On Sunday morning
■■•titer treat wa* In store fur
them In U e sermon of Rev.
White, presiding elder.
Last Tuesoay evening a rally
was held ax the town hall In be
half of the War Savings Hlamp
campaign now on. Able speakers
from Sanford were present In the'lamlo recently,* was In Oviedo
person* o f lion. R. J. Holly, Kav. Tuesday.
M. H. Massey, lion. BcheUe,
and Mrs.- B. F, Want xad
Maine., Mrs. GalUway and T. W. soypr came boma Wednesday from
Lawton o f UvlerU.
'a trip to HawkingeOJe. After a
Lamer Itrown, who U soon to short stay In Oviedo they le ft'
leave fer the navy, took a party fer Daytona Beach where they
• f friends fer a day of joy rid-'will spend a week or twa.
b if U«*
Tuesday,
visiting a| Profeaser and
Mrs. Coopernumber o f the beautiful towns md son*, and
Mr. Cooper's
in the state. Those going were mother left Thu reday for Ridge
Mlaaoe Claire Uarrlaon, Kate Croat. N. C. for a munlh'a vktt.
Flyat, Helen Moran and Memre. I
^
two »uns
GI* " * NUa and Lottorn Brown. . r, .peodlag U U week-end wi*h
Mrs. Claude Rnuleraon, Mra.'f,Unde In hUrhn.
J. V. Wieka, M r* Taylor and
^
^ t T r a e f ,ha F lu l Bap
** * ” , * “ T
", g rl y . mo,ia R Chkrah met fur a. cleanup
’* » '* * * T h r, cJeanuJ and
Longwood Feed & Fertilizer Store .'
singw ihkI, Fla.
F red K. Madden, prop.
Haw Farmer-. M ay U hc F I I A T o
Finunce Farm P ro p e rly ?
For llettl HcmuIIa Uac Security
H orse F e e d — D airy F e e d — E g g M ash
W o o d r u ffs C ele ry Seed
Mnny of the*e were amusing
l» then,selves: The EnglUh yanl.
fig rxampl., was decreed
by
Cold Sm oke Prod u cts
—
TOO
When | was a kid
"
ton, design,-rl to giv,- g»mpor
ri-'ili-m to ihi-rr fmi'iirt* u'lfw- 1
L A T E T O C L A S S IF Y
lion*, si everything oii'c--uiyhe .
By ItCHHKLL KAY
thr pirfeel prialui-:.un of surlr ui- I
" dt rMM plsilngriiphy will hr >itai- (
In l|»r full thrlr new fosrnl play* aide
1 Kurtuiiat,- liuleeil is Florid, list j
huue*.
at
you her >r»pirnl w sl,rs provide nr',
Tiger harks .nee,
Ifll.ugh the gl ms md I -h 'heir s|irriio«n« ns err desired, >ha|lrr
tails; sea a laughingly wave a rdmale arol sunny ,kir, ulfed
f«pp,r us 'hey g.ide by ; saucy greater opportunity fur mptr-i
t'liguins delight yuu with under- work, and 'h it she was r t s n
xa'er antic* while myriads nf as 'he Ideal liK-ntiun for snJt an
crvalurvs tha, include rtiterpnse.
■MsHer
All Florida bow* in tnb,A* to
itoat eveiy variety if fi>h or shell
......,_ io in 'hr rnarveloua .Ma'ineland
officials:
Cnfdius
fth, pnrlicipu*'
|*g*ant uf Ita- Jeep, to astound, Vaiylerhilt Whllliey, W. Iie*|la*
■luoi'r anil anutse m
• Buiden, Ilia Andreyevt'ch IMtoy,
'iV to w n s ,l Quertn aWl HulrrV4
i l,\
, ,
,.u . . ,
»r*. Al Flotkla enmplmientl inrm
is rtarmmg »rt|f graCrftd Mr*, i .
lV,y„n' I’nrjrolse, who In e e t»
unj^rwa'er wondtrU»4 and
llu.n, unbounded a iw ...
at ^
*grv.ye *In -M ax Im a r fle
^ |hr , urMM,u|
M a k e-U p ForSum trter
'th ea trica ls Is G iven
A n d P e rs o n a l Activities
Telephone M8
MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
•WJgJJ
O l v»Sv
sightly slu ils and m'gnlx>ardi<. Th ey g iv e thn hom efolks a
welcome re lie f fm m a dull summer and th ey give the new*
papers and radio atations a Ini nf fun keep in g tali and ap
prising ihe public what to ex|*-rt.
,
A ll In all, hurricanes are not such bad actors. They
have the one cardinul virtu e o f allowing thn work! plenty
nf wnrnlng. T h ey m ove very slowly in n forw ard direction
and a person is g iven time to move h alf w ay around the
world from the tim e the storm i* detected until it reaches
its objective.
Even if there w ir e no scien tific apiiuratus
fo r d e te r'in g them and follow in g their
progress,
th .re
would be plenty o f advance notice from the sky which as
sumes verv distinct aspect* when a storm is brew ing hun-
PAGE THRFTE'
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
T O T S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Insecticide— F u n g ic id e — P la n t Foods
Campbell’s Security
Feed & Seed Store
ial Calendar
P r o g r a m Announced
F o r B ib le School
II, IIF'.TTY Cl \I1 K K
IVn I plan
use gira-e paint
on all tho mrmb-r* of the cm.*' whrn you help appl, lit tusk lip!
for you, summer or ramp theatri *
WERT-The JEWELER
| The program for Ihe promoMr. and Mrs. W A Leffhr sn«l
I tlon exercise* of Ihe Osily Vs
° cation Bible School w n an- family will leave tjmofmw (o
nouncfd today. The
will sp<*nd a month at i otenado R» ach
lh* be held tonight at 7 30 o'clock
Pr'- 1at the Fint Baptid Church, the
RcvercnJ Paul Ridfrain presstJrth Ing.
Remove all |»»evMrt»% make on
Mm. JimM Moufhton.
Bible.
mrti cold rr«tni.
I / n i Dependable Class of the School reported. ilfcUrftl today
plant
the giea*o pami »p«iingl\ If
r i t Mtthodbt Church will hon that "The idea of th* evenm*’*!
I ||« r I* • •pplled I ihi
tbok.lv
ih»
prof
ram
in
to
accentuate
the
need|
■ Jllrs< M. D. Decs at a party
Mis |>' ud r will bfi "inr Itiinpv
A k V wfllr.lM «hr»n at the horw for chnomnf n trail of life which
Apply rooial rone l.u rv«11n^ it
nl Mia. E. A. Londcnbcrg on the will culminate in following the
•n'o the Kiea«e pa ml with she
W e t £ Ha, Si 8:00 o'clock- Mrs. master ftiiilr. Jrtiia Chriat."
•nd fingers.
The profram in ;** follow*
beta ■ ■ d i u member who is
**
living velour puff p*t on ihe
Onward
(liy
ilm
n
Soldirn,
Pro
haring1 Sanford ,oon. ll>-»t,i«.-,
***'
r OlV IiiM'kiv all over, then
reaamnal—Junioi *,
Pi tmai in,
twill k*t Mrs. W. S. Thomto.i,
vmot the. hot do n«»i rub •»ff the
Kindergarten
HRa. D,, D. Smith. Mr* Hamid
. *»xce** with thr puff
RppkkJ’ and Mr*. I.nndrnbcrg Salute to (Tiimlian King—School
t and
Ensemble
rming
Hl«»ck out the c\«hr>m», if th-.
KvtUndaMn of all mrmbtr, U ,c
Salute to Biiile— S« lu»o| Fn*emMe
<1 the
widening "itb the grrs»«
Salute to Flag uf I ’ S — School|
paint Smooth it on thickly, th n
Ensemble
. .
TUESDAY
powder over it l'** an eyebrow
ithq ragolar buiinc** and social Prayer
n i
pencil fer thr new ivihruw lire
■HIM o f Circle Number Two Kinderfarten:
l left
'* 11 on ryr,lbadoM to match •pc H om e D em on stration
[ O t v l r a t Mathodlat Church will Song
D'nth', Fjrre. (Warning;
Giey
•ha h vv
N otes
L m I at tha hom* of Mr* J. H Game, "Do The kifnlr*t Thing
look* muddy on thr *(:«g*
ee
m
bwford, 1204 Oak Avenue, at
In The Kindest Wnv"
•ilbatituie lilue 01 itreen. I
Mr*. U U H S KK N IM I I
JO S’clock.
Primary:
Using rn«mi*ti«'a brail on yuur
Mrs J i Cranford snd daugh
-TVs Fagnlar tuilnma and ,o- I«eader, Memory Gcnti*— Nancy
ter. Jvne. of Jcasup dir the guest* eyelashes. Mm im cosmetic anti
dal uedhtg of Circle Number
Williams
of Mr and Mr*. II i\ McMullen apply It with a toothpick or match
Thru will be h,ld at th, home lilad Song
*» upper an«l lower lashes aril
of Mn. S. 0 . ShinhoUrr. 1408 Japanese Story— George Chap and Mr ami Mrs |( ( Weaver
let it hanlrn
Oak Avaaoe, at 3:30 o'clock.
man
Apply lipstick (preferably lh»
TM 'ragm Ur buxine** and ra Silent Prayer for Peace, audience
turned to her home in West "(rical lip nmurl. exaggerating
cial msctttig of Circle Nurabci
— Led by George Chapman
l*alm Beach after visiting here the <hape of your mouth
T h * WO b* held at Ihr home ul Juniors:
as tlu* guest nf Mrs J II Wynn
People in nnnoi rolcp shuuhl l»c
Mr*. L k . Telford, Floral Height*, Memory Gem*.
lender, junior
------- made up s i h 'lightly
darke n
at 7 : » : P. U.
group— Patsy Wallace
Mrs. Harry l^gette and children, puwiler than that ordinarily worn,
TM - Olrl Seoul* will m e t at
— Miss Mahlo Chapman, di
Ann and Margaret, of Bainbndge. in daytime- powder iouge. sonet
IjitiM . ** th* LIUU llouw Brin<
rector
(«a a»e the guests of Mt« W <\ lipstick and perhaps a touch of*
braakfait and bathing »uiti. V'tll
Offertory— Robert
II e r n d o n.
Hi I at her home on Magno iv eyeshatlow and mascara
ritom at 11:30 A. M.
!*ewia Wright. MattSa Wright.
Avenue.
1
*
Martha Perkins
Awarding of Merit Card*
Couple H onored U pon Recessional, Crown Hint King nf Mr* ll«n ry /.urllrule And Wil- ( h arlrs |t«*tts n Mttrriilivi
Reserve Officers fram ing (
E v e Oif T h e irW e d d ln g
H M M te ' her gramldaughtf',
k*' Virgin la Hatcher, .ml Elmrr |A tte n d a n c e Records
larrls Uyflald, Mr,. J. J. Trice
llrrUlned at her home on Lake
hronwood in Longwootl with *
I.A IN K .-V IIL K .
June
27 A
fffet (upper following the reN in l for their wedding which finri check on rcgwtratinri fig.
uret al the Univrraily uf Flint la
P* held today.
” 1, reotna throughout the hou*c rcvc.l tha*. all previou. record*
f. decor*led with mixed ger- for aummer arc ion a'lrndancv
Jf p i l l . The liridil party wai hive U rn broken Ihi* .uminrr.
Total enrollment ammmi* -n
• i a i M a * lae. covered table
) ^ R t N n i w m whn* me 22tU alo4.nl , o f whvh ninnber
Ibcr , goeeta were aervrd from 1068 are men and 1141 women.
Malt tlbtea arranged un *he aun Thrae figures include student, ‘ i k
■th o f Mrs. Price’* home, Mu*ie ing the rAuries l„ Trade and In
L enjoyed during the evening. dustrial Krluntlon, uhuh arc h^IShoea present were; Mr*. Al- ing offerrd al D .ylona Ucach?'
Heavier.*. *nro Immt la in the
n U iith , Mia* Von,lie Smith and
H ft r e e l'a Smith of Pant City. College uf Education, in which 7*0
K i n d Mr*. Let McMullen,. Mr. wumrn and 166 men are rrgisteir-L
Nrxt highest I. the General Col
M| Mr*- U. A. layficld of Cle<r%tar, Reward Btaaley nf Palm- lege which shows a regi*tra‘.ion
Ho'. Mr, and Ml*. C. C. Collin*. of 231 men and 66 women
In u-Jirr schools and college*
Im. 8. J- NI*. M,». Quinton
m s , Mr*. Lonnie
McMullen,
L*. L. W. Kntiminger, ihe Reve,E| pn4 Mrs. Paul Retlfrarn and
fc, nnd Mrs. W. C. Sitcher.
(NIGHT
Industrial Edui
snd 100 woxten.
of
Schmelinr
Dnnvoitik
Tin# Mulch
tr .,1 IValrlwd
Ann Jrw elty Repairing
Hiumond 'im initiq; And Engraving
-ssrtrw r rn ,i » ,
" ••
•**••• •
ttiw , n ,»r s T v «n
»« V ««**lla
Why Not Eat At Laney’s
These Warm Summer Days
W e Su ggest Y o u
T r y O u r D eliciou s—
llo m c -U o o k c d M e a ls
f
Lunch ( omplele With Dessert J 5 t
Cold Plate Lunch 2?C
1m in Idjhrmonu nro leaving innKirrnw morning for Foil Valley
(it where they Mill join Mr. Zurl l r id*.
'
-
\ E II VhK OI U O W N TIES
LANEY DRUG STORE
W E I II I. Al.l. ritK S tT tllT IO N S
S E E T H I S . \ M \ Z I\ G
H E M O N S T H \ T IU N
—
P H O N E 103
NOW
S C O O P ! SENSATIONAL OFFER!
.
s , Juhn f r » w » , Mr-*
end John Cr»w». Jr.
S. C. .pen* Kund-y
here ** guest* *»f
T. C. Bolt.
-Mr end Mrs. John M. fil •muiri
and mn, John, J, uf Miami »
expected to arrrvr lo«|,y in be ll
overnighl Kiie*l* nf Ml*. R.
fleas. They will liavr here t
I morrow morning for New Yoi
______
Barbara
Rucker,
Kr lends
daughter
Rucker, v
the under...... - .
today
Ihe Orange General ll«»apital in Orlando.
.SHAVER
City
.
Mr* I,. K. tiarner, Mr*. 1
llradliy and chi'dirn, Durolhy
firne, of RalriKh. N. t'.. Mrs,
C. Kchola, and Mi«s Kvrlyn FUhrvr returned from Pmckanl,
snd Tallnhassrc when- Ihry t
Mr, end Mr*. K. 1. Corne l snd hern visi<ing for a shotl linn-
Mis* Ann* Cornell left thi. morn
ing for Pensacola where they will
Mr. and Mrs. M.
Wiggmvisit Robert Cornell who is a' 'he
Reserve Officer. Training Cxmp and daughtrrs, M-iy and Doro'hy,
and Mrs. W. F'. Ilaniwrll will
leave tumorrow to s|iein| a linin'h
at Corunado. Mr. and Mrs 11. I-.
Perkin* and daughUr*. Louise and
Martha, will be their gun's for
I.,.,
Sund>y for W..hln«toi».
D. C. where she will spend two
An Image of Marco Polo- who weeks visiting her sister, Mrsvisited
Hangchow
(which
he James SmltA.
called Klnsay) In the 13th cen
tury. Is still to be seen In the
Mr*. G. 11. Crabtree end chil
picturesque Lingyln Monaftery.
dren, and Mr*. 11. J. Nlblach of
West Palm Beach spent Monday
Ju'lus Caesar gave Novtmlcr at Howey ia-the-IIUU where they
11 days, but the original num were the gueete of Mr. and Mrs.
ber of 30 was restored by Aug- Frasier Whetstone.
.
IP Y O U C A N ’T
LEAVE m o n e y
S H A V E R W IL
LANEYS
Mr*. Horace Moore snd *»n,
Horace, Jr. of
Wsycruss. tia.
sro visiting here aa thr guest*
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hunt. Mr.
snd Mrs. Hunt al*o have aa lh«ir
guest, their nephew, William
Baaaford of Valdosta, who will
•pend about two week* here.
br.a* aa4 Sallee ,rl-e
D P U G STOR E
A d d 15c F o r
M a il O rd ers
Pictu res
Fresh
Ice C
ad to arrive today frees a sFrort
trip to Key West. Mias Hsltn
Wilson, who ha* been visiting at
Delray Beach, will return home
Mr. sd Mrs. Ir e McMullen ami
with Mrs. Wilson.
Mr. end Mrr. ll. A. Leyfleld of
Clcerwsler, Mrs. Albert ■mHh,
Miss VoneOo Hml'h aad Krcelle
Smi'h of Plant CHy arrived ye»lerdey to altond Ihe Lapfleidr-aUhcr wedding which took place
today.
*
‘
EVERY ONE GUARANTEED
Large 50 lo 61) Pound- Round Stripe Variety
Extra good quality—See them
Play Safe! - - - U»e the Tire with the
faiportaht 3 thinga:
variety
a» r - »
Id Per*
aa car-
Beauty -Safety - Long life
If H it
w a ter ami nun-
nhlM have parchnl you r
‘
akin, and turned
you r
h a ir lo hay.
and Sanford Ave.
�i - x J.t
teii
nunmi
Johns Re-Elected Tampan Attacks
Head Of ‘ Baptist! Orphanage Head
Children’s Hom o
On First Street
OR#
com for",
C*«II*U»H rf*m P»§m O n
an<i. b rin g in g Ihc boy with
this
-M ont
I
tiiriM t
day ot
h ti
rm a
B ake r, one
of
the
onlookrtauurwala^l the
k m tf
from
Van
Au|((.n |hr (;h (r f t M r d
:r
'V i"?A:
11
,,f
a
.......................... ..
th .
..r r u
e' r *u* to tf H wa
*l , r
Tbd
org
many a m p lo y e . «
klmoat Utah- a n tln
in
I
C* «e a e
IllM .
Aala at
tko i n k la y
, .
*
_____
(IK A L )
* <•»* '»»• •<
hmad • a a d a . I (life
«r J i m
m i*
*
»». r . 11k u n i *>.«.
• V t
o f C lr iu ll • ’su it
Bstntoola County, Flung*
» * S lU a t N 1 - 1 « * r « l S to
n T a p i i a n a i ii.
Cart. Mm 111! >(
* u,
I.
m i . cota rla a : ■ l a j u n a K
m ( i . 1 n h of n u % ml n u %
M M. r.HTKm I Will offer f a y a a lat publlr outcry la tk «
b l o w .'
bidder for raah at Ike C o arl lie u .entrance la da a ford aa toe l*tu
day af Ja ly lc t| at I t Fetee* A
1 1 •» Cart- No u t l of a « c
■ . ta i aertlfleata ar re rtlfte a i-1. t u t . ceysrlaa M% ml S K 'i
held by tka Atala I ad el her w tlk a'l
of NKt* at « W t t a
NV
„f
emitted
and
Bubeeqaent
lerlrd
M Et. of N C H af N W k ( U a
taaaa on ike fallow laa dteaela I
• 1*7 >* fl B l i < U U ) af Jfer
>t T a p It H i l l R.
la n d , la Aemlnele Caaaty, F la rlie
lo -w lt
•-an No. t i l ] Of aaa
I.
Cert ha f i l l of A a#. ». t u t
Ilia . ro re rlB f: N W U ml N K l,
eoeerina IJIt I I A • « f| at
of f lT t * af fa*. I I , T w p I I »
l-ol 11 |l f] Aaallh'a Add la
liJih## || B ,
IB* lade
Hty ha*« as* paal ta*
W liaroe oiy bead and paal thie tbaWMuee*
fttk Jay at Jua# if ]a
Ike lal day af Ja ly ISJJ.
»
r.
MKRMflO.V.
ft I- IIK R N D O h .
Clark af CU**aa;i t;oarl,
C U th of C lrru jt Cout'
tomUM*. County. F l i r U i .
Rani Him la t'eteaty. Plartde
n HurlLookouts To Dual Win Over S.amts
ir A lh id# Only l Hit
D r Joh n Jo u r-, of
*m D ru g S to re >it;« .
Capture Matinee, S -l
Nicked For Six Hite In Night
When Lookouts Open Barrage
With Big Guiu For H Hite
N O T tc a o r a a h o r t a x
CJto T tK IC A T H J I
. t u r n n o r 1 A J.R # r
la aecortlAiiea w ith
the
pro
i k r t ik ic a t m
*
rite0** "* Chapter H IM . A r t . at
In a««in JnMvv w ith the Wf
1.17 and upon wtltten raitu rll o f
VllltoUJi art r i u y l s r Ia4t4. J iis -'rm
R !i. ntfer Tttr
U
l V W -L
Vntl.e.H Uty lio Ml aad aaul this C
A RmRi rr AWill
m Is
s! I9J7 4111I u|Mtu w rlU iiB rM H S tlv
tba llt h day of Juao H I T
rw illc o u t r r y |u th r |us h «e t bid II JA M K U O U T l m ill #ffe* i
aula at pubtla o u tcry |p tka h M
O r . tIK IIN IM IN .
der for rash a t ih# Cooel
Cloto ot c u r o rt Court, rniraare In nanfsrtl on the llth aat bldcer (or cash a t Uw c S
•dot too la Codaty. Klartda d a y of Ju ly I t t l at II •*«lerli A Huuae entrmare n. MaafaRI n l
l l l k day of J a ly
JI1 J at 1
NoTtca o r (ALB o r t a x
* * 'V
r r t l,lr * ,‘ or ••r*HlraUa
A U . taa certtflaata {l
a r id hy (h r M tats t n g r l b r r w ith o’clock
ta s n iW A T n
eartlflcatea
held
by
tba
Atala V
a ll o m itte d and a u b «# tju rn t Ir r lr d
la arourdnaaM w ith
tka
pro
eao Ttca o r i a l i o r t a x
1 <rualy A f r n t ( ’. a
I law son
l a s r r on th * f o llo w in g d ra e rtb rd fathe r with all ataltlaw aad aa!
vie!,, nr of Chapter H I M , Acte of
C t N T ir iC A T f a
aequenl
laelad
taaaa
n
t k fa
la a rc e td a * . with Ike proetetona la n d « In M r m ln o lr I'n u n ir , Kl«.rl«.a
•aul thle m orning that a n y..a*
le J I elnl upon w rit ten reqaeal ol
taw taa deacrlbad
*T la to k ia q
UlPt.
Aeta of IU I t»*-wit
1- W T l t J l k N | w ill offer fur eul. of Chapter
w tvhutf Ih* aerviera of th. f a r m
C-atanly,
Florida,
ta
-w
lt:
O
<’ rr|
Ms is | o f A u gu st
I.
Written
rooueat
ot
at Pukltr outcry |o I he a ifb -e l and upon
Cart No. I l l of A **- k U g
I»I2. rovsrlna l**it I Ulk It Tr
Ilebl
A iljtn im e n t
luunAna.ioti
bidder for rank
al
tba
Court MKM IttJAA X T O IN O F F I o il! of
coearlna l-ol I U P la a k a i d L ^ i
f H an ford
Itooae enlranre la Hanford oa ike far foe no I• at public o utcry to
ahr mill a r t in lout-h w ith him al
Cart. No M l af J a ly l, j O i
W lin «»* my Kami and m*m\ this
ll lk day ml Ja ly
HM
at
JI Ike hlaheot bidder for eoeh at Ike
coearlna NEW A N W W J i k T
tbe C o u rt lloaa*. H r „ , „ r *iur>
1
h#
f
4th
day
uf
June
X
D
f.
Court
llouee
enlranre
In
Sanfori
o flock A M . U l certlflrate or
I.
T r . la aaafard,
>r •
’
<> I* tIKII.NpO.N.
of tb r ct<uimi«ai«m
eenlftretee Nell by Ike Rtate lo - on the 11 t|i day uf Ju ly H I ! at
t ’ert No 1 M of A a a . J . IM S
C lerk of C lrru lt Cnur*
aetkei with all aaaIt tod and raw- I I o'clock A M IAS re rtlflro te er
e
o
«.rin
g
A
ll
|
l«a
a
R
y
l
N
ik
K
••missis County. Klorbls
aecueat le.led laaea on tba fol- rertlf loates hold by Ike Mtate to
I h r n rw s irra m lm
T r I I Hanlon..’
,
T
•oarlaa d-ernbed lahda la Hem< •ether w ith all omitted , n l ant
f a r t No I l f Of J a ly I. I u p
C e n lo ry lim ltrd w ill
eeauent levied ta n * on the fol
S h e riff R eatrained
kola Coaoly, Flo rida, lu-arlt:
r
.e
e
r
l
a
.
I-,.a
«
A
«
E
lk
.
«
IV
.,
lowlna d-er-rlbed l.nda In Meml
Cert. No. l i l t uf Ju ly t, I II *
tiing tint* Let ween N
tua ford
note County. Florida t o -wit
roverIna led 1. of Menton le.
From G am e Seizures C h ic if o Ur Ifl hours.
Cart
No
I
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of
A
a
a
,
I.
M
il
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pr„.
Cert No . i f uf Auauat T.
Tiwe ash to le Souil, Moaae ||
eoeerlnd Lola I. I A * ath * ,
-UlM,,. ..r <*iut|ii»r n m
Ac|> llf
IM*. rovorlna N 4 . II of l-ole
T r . lu Man lord.
^
1 * 1 Nik
It, ftuooo
Vleta
Cert. No 1*1 of J u ly L l l i l
Y W I I K K i jr f i | m u offer for
Kalatoa.
m
e
art
oa
l-ol*
«.
T
*
I
M
k
i ’
wnueee my bund end aeal IkM
*,
P*b . r , , u , , r l' I " Ihe hi*.,.
T r 10 Sanford.
'
JII bhlder for raah at Ihe Court
the tCtk day rrf June I I I !
Cart. No I I I of J a ly S. I I M
•i r
iik iin im in .
o u ^ eat ranee In Hanford oa the
eoeerlna l-ota I k (|
J.1
lib day ,.f
Ja ly
1»||
,,
t,
r ’l-rb -If d r . ol* Court.
T r la Hanford.
,A
eertlfteal.
tM EAl ) **"'***U C w tlllr. Ftorule
Cert. No I|J of J u ly L
-rllflenlea held by the Htale toru re rla a Lot la U k . |A !
elher with all nmltte,! and auuHanford
-Iiuent
levied
tnaea
on
tha
folN O TIC C OP I A L I OP T A X
Cart. No J|| of A u * . A
w in* I.aacrlbed laade la Memlnole
C N N T IP IC A T E *
ro re rln a led I U lk. H 1
outitr. F lo rk U . lo -w lt
In s rrurdan re w ith Ihe proHanford
..!*** " f ,§ - ,T
Cert
No
e l.lo n . of Chapter H I M Act >1
Cart. No t i l of A ^ . «
•
of Auauet I. i n * roverHJ7 and upon written teoueei . 1
ina
lira HW
n. cllon
eoeerlna l-ol I U lk. 1| 1
F u m u > A p u a iiic b k h v i c n c o
Hnafard
17. T w p la Xolltll, Itanae
1]
I w ill ulfer for Bale at pub llr «.utC arl. No |f| of j a |y t
East, run N «.t* eh r. It rh IV
r ry lo tha klghaat bidder for rush
« rh E I rh H I rh. tv to be,
J
at the C ourt llouee entrance la
to lf o l^ u
*• W k '
l1
W
I'
a
e
o
my
hand
mol
aval
thla
H aafori an tk* Mtk day of Ju ly
Cert. No. 1 1 * of J a ly 'T.
>• ll t h day of June III*
l » M at II o'clock A M - |aa * .r e
o
y
.rln
*
Lot
I
H
I*
.
I
I
1
. <>. «*. M B IIN D O N ,
Ilf Irate nr eartlflcatea held by the
Hanford.
Clerk uf C ircu it C o u rt
Htale together « U h all
omitted
Caft. Na. t i l » f J * t o ,f ,
aad autoequaat levied m ars » „ ,h . IN R Af.t Remlnol. Caualy, F lo rtla
eoeerlna Lot I N ik U »
following doaerfoed la n d . In H .m lMan ford.
aole County, r Inrlda. to -w it
* # 7 1 C * *7P k A I.lt OP T A E
Carl. No. I U a* -Auw. L
t ’K i t T i r i r t T M
eoeerlna Lal I Jblk. Tk f i
In acenrdauva with Ik#
proHanford.
vlalon. of Chapter 1 1 1 ) 1 . Arte „r
Cauttnuud Pram papa Ona
C e r t .H a I I I a t A u « . A
10,000 V ets Claim
,*•**
uteon .w ritte n ranneat of
BUM n Itto d w a y in w a r t o m Spain.
eoeerlna Lot 1 BIN. I I f i
L L t -A FHINt'JC I w ill offar
for
Ha nfurc
B
oosts
In
Pensions
Cfchwap
piwelptl
new dafatua
.*
•" lb* k lg nCert. No. M l of J a l y A
eat bidder for raah at tka Court
| l«to at K h t h U a y a t th« Japan*##,
eoeerlna Lal* I * | l .Nl#
J
V
T
'a
*»
Hanford
on
the
T
r
.
1 Stanford.
WAHIIINOTON, July 1_
W * h | up I ha Y any tia R iv e r for
l l t h day of
J u ly
|*]|
at
II
C*rt. N*. <M af A a a . L
H ank ow , d ra w tighter th eir nat A b m it 10,000
Vfierana
of th«
I '" *
*
e .n if lra ta
uf
roverlaa Lata T, I
JU
••riXflaafta 9sM i f U « Btala t » «
•# * • " #7“ 1 *todl proutui lha Ma<- Span lab-Am erican Vtor, tba P hilg « lh « r with g|| Maalllad ’ am* s H .
•prtken boom,
llplne InaarrrcU on and tba China
aa<iu«nf
lailad
la
sts
un
Ida
f**lcovering Lai I U lk le . T l
■•PTII.II UY HALM IS
C
’ M l
'
lawtna d w r lb a c lands In ■smls'ila
jX Iu k h n y I# IIS mU«a down the R a lip f E ip v d lllo n h a r t applied for
Hanford.
i F M T iF it.A T M H
rr
( oanljr. Florida, to -w it:
III
s
u
u
i
iU
s
r
e
With
Iha
praC r r L No M l af Jaly t I
•h*
pension
Increases
provided
by
H m from Hankow and 40 mi te
•
af
C
t
r
l
N
«
41#
af
Ja
ly
elelinta ,d t l i . p l . r Ja flA Art* of
ra te rin g Lal 1 B lk )* , T r .
7. I»S«. rovsrlna |ao| • Dili |J
ktortad 1# (b* Larticedr mf rock- tha laal attilon of Cunfrata.
n o t io * o p
P A L I op TA X
> I lJ t o ll rv-iu.ei of
Bnnford.
*
T r A la s ford._______ CBNTIPICATBi
M A T T I B J. I IT N E g I w ill
fS-Ter
Tha Veterans AdmtnittraUon n k ld d .r for oa.h kt the C a r l l l . u m
Cert. No. M# of J u ly A 4
(Si#4 Junk, and pyeltm of dafanaO llnuua kty hand and aval thla
tor
aal*
at
publto
u
u
lir
y
lo
the
r
the
yto.lal.ua
r
o
y
.n
o
*
U
i
t
J
A
i
p
eatrnaoe
la
Manford
an
Ike
l
l
t
h
Si vrkleh baa bald lb# Invadara In PMla about 10,000 more appliraklgkeat bidder for cash al Ihe
T r . I Hanford. ,
■ '
uay mi Ju ly i m i « t u O’«loek A. tba l l t h day af Ju n s |*IA
written
teoueei
ml M., Ida eerllflrate ur eertlftoelee
liana. Tha agency now ia rerlawO. I». IIK itN O O N .
Court llouee entrenne In Hanford , c f upwo
fr “ v
Cart. N o 4M af A u g . A |
M
K
K
D
I
w
ill
uffer
fur
eul*
C lark ml C lrru lt Court,
an th . llt h day of Ju lp M f# at I I « | publto
roeerlng Lata » A a B in . 1|
■ato
by
tka
Plato
together
w
ith
Chines* military author it lea ad Ing lha ease* aubmilted, and pay
outcry u Ike klgk>el all oasllled aad eah*e<tuent levied
Reesi'mla Caaaty, FtorlAn.
I Kaaford.
mitted th* major rhlnrap forces ment. will begin ua vooa •* they
mak al the C uyrt llouee laaua ea tk* following deacrthe.1
Cert N a I I I ml A m - L 1
*
‘
un
tka
l
l
l
k
ar*
approved.
“
h
hgd Urn withdrawn from lha dr
jo v jc m .
U , I B U t. V >e.
Inade In HaatlnaU Ceenty. F la rlg a .
to
-W
ilt
Officials eat into Ind to,lay that
, f#iurs to hill poult Iona dominating
lawlng cerarlkad lung* lu Heptl- p i n £
.C u rt. N a dM af A u g . A . I
CmtX. N a i U l af Ja ly f. I l i a
. tha Yang in between th* boom and •h# aid soldiers will rvrtiva *4.ro re rin g Let 7 B ib . |* V
u o l. Cuuaty, F lo rid A lu -W ll!
a lla u C lu ll n o l i !
T ’J - f " S #f " H Hf N -W tt
Nuufeed.
“
c a r . Mo S t, O . a . . . a .-t o
S iU T iS V to iR
of N W H ft-oea H It* f l ) gee.
Ftngiaah, I t mltoi to tha sou'h- T3I J 0U addition*! Income from
I
f
,
T
u
p
I
I
H.
||.
Cert. N a 141 uf J u ly A ' l
lhaaa new ritre, which, In ftngMl,
,
wait.
toads la Sasnluoto t
Cert. No. I f M af Aug. 1. 1*11
roeerlng Lot l l B U t. I t T r
lo
-e
iU
i
annlbed.
Oart. N a U # at Aag. 1, IH #
! Tkli waa Intorprptod #■ Indl- piwvUa $«o a month to M-y*areneertug N W | l t f NW ||
of
ooverlaa Lots I * g B lk. U
« > » L No. II* *f A H g . J i |
toting tha Japynrna virtually hud old vatrrana who formerly r»1*11 eururtgg: Aula l i t a M i
T r . h Hanford.
euverlag N I I fl lot $ M K
V ia A redale Sahara. U rk Co.
' MarpU-«l occupation of tha river rrlvrd only |-10.
T
r
. I Bun lead.
’ ’’ j
. i ' ’ ."'.Tl'
on I IkN
p'rlauh A. M , lau eertlfleala ar
Add to Black lluluaiock.
•ba tat gay ot J u ly to u .
barricade.
C if L N a M f af J u ly 1. |l
eertlfl«alea halg hy lha B lala la O w e Na I I I I
.(
J ,)*
j,
•
_
t».
C.
IIK
IIN
P
O
N
.
Wltu-wa
uty
fcaao
t
u
real
tkje
eoverlng
M
I
I
ft
lu
l
%
M L
g tlh a r w ith a ll e m llle g and #Mh*
Tha ChtocM told a rear guard
coeurlsg; L a l )j | . Vau
Clerk ul l.'lreuH Court
Ike U l k .gay u f June t i l l .
T r . I Hanford.
eequeni levied taaea an Ihe ratAfPdal* O f* U lM Brukersge C a
tort* v i t malntolnlng resintance
C
u
rl.
N
a
I
I
*
uf
J
u
ly
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«•
I’
H
H
U
N
C
O
fr
IN N A I.)
I t o t l g Ftoihto
towing detertheg lu p la In Beuilaale
••J Oa S I t o m t u u u k .
Clerk at Clrvull Cwtte. C to N ty, Florida. |n-w it:
revet Ing Let > » l k . t l T f . ’
AUBURN, Ind., July ! - ( * ) wtthin somu o f tho fort* o f lha
U M I. Jla I M ml August J.
Remlnol. County. Florida.
fluufurc.
C ert. No. 4>* of J a ly ». l t d .
Mr*. • do'dir Kelley,
mother of
, Mi lowoben de/enae ijri-im.
IM I. oovarln* Lot ». section
N O T IC R UP BA LB OP T A N
Carl. N a I f l uf AU*. 1 . II
m v n rIn # : 1.01 • B lk l| T r 11
W Tuw aaktp h aestk lu a g a
C B N T IP IO A T t l
la Hankow It waa ripor<#d Jap- eight rkildrrn, waa fined |IS and
ar. M> C la rk ’* gab.
*
lu s rro rJa m -s w ith fk* yraelstona
fhrrn
a
sutpvntlad
ili-monthe
ttrilnoua ate hung «p g ee*| |k-r
gBoap troop# forepd IhaIt w»y
uf Ckaplsr H IM .
A ria
*f I r j j
Itofl. N a IJ « df Aug act 1.
C t r l Tto. I U uf A u g , u ' l l
lha M fh gay of Juao I I H .
and
uesn wtlltou
teuusel
of
1*11. e u v irlu g : Lata IP * ||,
• , thrauyh Uw Chlnaa# outer lines •enlrnce tu thr Women's lip lr
• o tirla g L u l
(
Mupuuu
D A N I E L TU7(t INBOM I w ilt uffat
*
o. f . tHOUHKW.
fee.
I
I
T
w
p
t
l
Baulk
Maage
a ‘ gad poat yua pmptocrpwnto an tha Prison upon arraignment yratrrtor aal* a, public a u lrry M Ik*
Clerk ef Clraplf Court.
I I E a il.
»eailunl. CtisiatygFlorida
klghasi bigger for eaah a t
Ue
[ ab«(h bank of tho Yangtoa while d*y In Clrruii Court for whipping
C ell. K A M I af Assault A
C uarl House aalraaaa to Buafprg
\ cdtwr aalto from Anting circled har tO yrar-oM daughter with «
IM k to y ef J u ly I I H a t I I
bXdhftm # poaKlona end reached the willow bnnch, lira. Kelley ia tho
••torn ’A . M . u a aprtlftaato ar
L a n d < W t N i l af « l s A Hapsn o t i c m me m m i we>
cerlKleAiaa half ,J*y (be M ate to*WI*ra»TNLU,J7 tat
, h v it ' i north hank aouthwuit ot wife o f a WI'A work#r. Th# ahUd
L M M TIF IC A P N n
■••bar
w ith hU pm lltod aag ..e h >» srco rO a.re w ith
I to
p
woe pUrud In th# ear* of another
H areutdaM* with ll
•*#•#■•
Jotlm
c
laaea
aa
A
w
-fpl•'•'•a# •* ChAptar I l l M . A d a
lo
w
uf
C k u p ltr Ilf**,
Ceri N A
T h * gh n o t tho latter m ee t wa>
* »M # •• to ail*
■oia O eaaly. V k r M a le -w ll:
tp g tta rk the re a r of the n o rth
C trl. Na IM o* A U - ». M i l
st pukhe paltry U *1
! Cert. N l
haak deftnaaa.
• Tto fto f Jto g I H
ah B A I*
cererlng 1
•b » m f t i n cur. t o l l , T w a
! Jg p g n ria w i rah Ipa at the »am #
Cuprt lloaa* aplraaaa lu Ranf
I*
IL
3#
llun
B
(
I
I
th
E
t
rh
d « l s f Ju ly I I I *
L O S A N O U K S , J u ly \ - U O - ! ?
tim e kept up a continsoua b o m C ere N a #14 *
» * » * * • #h W ig t o My tu hg*.
i
A- R , . t o a e .r llllc
.euverlag Lena I,
%lU»#*Asg l.lg
tornMM H* *| »w4| |ul|
M rd m e n i of the boom defenae* M in
M ountain Dean, tlT*P#*nd l#e
eerllflrate* hclg by Ike at
J*
Tr. II h u h *
Ih# let gay of J u ly 1 1 1 *
g a d attended Ih# thalllng u p r h ffl bearded w re itle r, and an avswad la g ith e r w ith all emitted ta g si
Carl. Na Tl* a
»». I*. llew,trttN>N.
*******
tmmtmii
,«***•
„
t
k
.
1
• gainst newly
prepared Chin#** randldata for th* O eorgia L ig D Ia - lu w ltg (eeerthug lu . d . i . g ,.
C.lrih uf I'lm uit C u t L
Bemlqel* Caualy, FturMs.
poaltUma, especially gt Chlngahan- hire, yastarday received a telegram M l* County, Fto rtdA lu -w lt:
c*n. Na m «
from hla brtf* at N oreroes, 0*.f ad
to to rln g J iu g au n
md*
u
vising th a t h* n a a la th e r. H a hald
Im I# JP*rh.
’
lha U le g r a m told M m tha gew 0 A M JH
8AVRD
aaoargatwe
lud
ler
waa
“a
boy,
w
eight
uievao
U l U s A H A B R E C , J u ly \ - m * of cam
t ill.T R Tr. I l l
1 P. Cain a n d othar* In A la - th ree-qu artsr pound*."
gag- I Is « Jehus R iver N W Iv
C t r l. No R l tf
D to g
It leer
Is
Mouth
ml
g County obtained a B uprem #
W uhleu R iver Mly along same
g « order T . * '* r d . y p roh dillto*
PHATKINAL CONORIM
to b to .
t U t J . P . Ramsay from u h Wllhusa m y hate.’ ta g seal this
S T . P R T C R 8 B U R 0 , Ja n g 10.
* t .| day ml J a ly |*|L
Btorbl* ggmo# and ilm lla f d o -
CITY BRIEF'S
THE SANFDnn HEBAID. SANFORD. FLORID*
I9JS cw Ttrlon: L o t |
K tori IMvtofa.
my hand mmi
ll* I li a 4fer of J u M II
o n v in
C U r li o# l i f t
onbc
(S K S M
B O T H * war m i a o r T A *
C M M Tia -ll'A TM a
la acoonlooM w in .
tka
proTlaloao of Ckatnar MM *. l e t ml
Y * “ "rills * . r> .| u «t of
A I -i B O T A * W A L T O N I a l l! at
far for aala at publlr out art to
*1* highest bidder foa m h at tha
I aart Ifoaaa aauoora la Hanford
oa Ike I Ilk day of Ju ly t a il at
I I orlock A. M.. taa rartlflra la or
rartlflratoa katd by I k . W ala tofa lk a r a U k all oralilad and tubsequent lav lad tataa on IA . foll« a l a « daaarlkad U a d r la k .a . 1aala C ovkly. Florida, l o -a l l :
C V ). -lo. M l of J u ly 1. I lia . I
eosering: L o t. ». IB A I I lllk
» T r I, A a n fu ri
W llno-a iur n.iud a 0*1 .cal Ibla
I k . Mtk day at Jana I II* .
I» I*. IIKMNOOM.
tllork of C ircuit IToiirt,
Hantlitnla County, Florida
**- U * n i i l l l a i i or
c «rtln < -»tr» hoi* Vy Ik* B t . u IO.
a » tk « r w ith a ll oatlua* mm4
tovlag U l M
oa t h . f»|.
ktwiaa tlstrrlbed le a d . la Hamliwis
«'•>••«»- Ktortgo. t o -a ll:
'*•- M U ml Ju ly |. I li a
•*
iro r%
or
" r . **•
*» a iu o a * ( i k .
J. oIlr* '1?
T. *I l l *c *f*m v **«•
t r l t i , MV >
u •
ai'
him -
VD
'he
Illy
I M ? a lg i t s ? v r ^
li
MIIM A D A .
M iH U ttt I \ I m V f r , r
“ ,* . ?*. »■>/*€ etoarr lo I k .
k lkk .al bWAar fo r cue*
at
Court Haas* M t r u r r la ia a fa r#
Wrm
others h ie » | U tl
h a r. a ir
which Jt
na from
Kunda/
k m i an I
hied. H r
r dormi
rin g thr
aa more
dditional
iona tal I
rhl It Iowa I
i1- '
PAf.F FIVE
.
b------Tr~B<d
mat Van
Aukcn
op
Ji-- th r show t o ha
at nlmut y:.10 o'clock. Irai- at S ara aato . f k
mediately Van Aukcn aaauuhd a
Tvnrth bad bo|
h< llig rra n i
altiluua,
b y s s n j s i , oi/V m a w t ln q i tr
reported to C h ir f W illia m ., and rofusod to allow
tl.rra la n rd lo k ill M r. M ullen at-d “ •••! W #dB#*day
lake tbr child front him .
I**® n rd # r waa g f
W h rrru p o n . f 'h ir f W llltam a dato Intfiaai
r la r n l, Van A u k rn flo u ri.h id a to rm a rt aad la ho
knlfa m M r. Mullan'a f a . r and ,b o u t *>*• « « » * « I
,rb rd
him
S r v r r a l prra.ina In " , , r
»|
ehr |k r (* crow d that had « a lh - ,rmtnn wma ended
r r r ,| m irrfr rrerl and D r. C . W .
* •'rfonnara aadl
ii i —i i
l ":?l,S5r,o,",!,,*n .... - ot
b*r* of the San for.| |
night w ith
•touble
hendei
p ac» S*
i
.i
o\>
Align tin.
( lief ( uok Slated To
H url For S u n fo rd :
Smith
For Saints
I N 8 T f -.N 8 T R O M
l went to aecond whan D o lja ck aac
•4 laxtkoula ita r te d J riijc rd D a vU flic.I out to c e n 'rr
81a I » l c a a u c ram [fie ld bu t P iU n in
r a n ir Ihrouith
f A flat noon and la d [w it h a double to deep tiB hlfidld to
» P ln d cr and S n r d r 't c o r t Moore ,
I their team mat** J T h e locale acoreti two in thr
° ry over the St. A u - fifth when Moore am ifltd to dr< |>
i by •corni of 8 to 0 r h m t, Duljack w ra aafe on f i r - '
w h in B r r w r r ini/cucd hia toller
ky G ro m * K irk la n d ,,a n d bulb m tn w e ir aacrifirctl b )
.op, in the eighth D b * ib , P itm an waa walked ami
ia iU a l fa m e .roW ed [jr\ y »to n waa aafe on a f ir ld n opp ortu nity of enter- choice, act>dinB
M ouie.
Doljaek
• lo k f U d * Mali of atole bool* fo r the aecond 'a l.y ot
•vartheiaaa he w n the tp m n (.
hla aecond a t ra i(k l
ta tba aevanlh, I’H n u n
inglrfl
r-b it U U fam e.
to le ftfk ld . 8<i<h walked Pitm an
th in fa under con alole th ird and l-an fato n 'n fieltlri
d the fa m e and not choice scored him .
he in the ili f h e it b i t
j i , . Lookouts •tarl<*«l >h<
f x c r J 27 b* U er« bim J mg in Ih r »ecand til* in 'h*- l i f t
n three hitUrrs
inning when they b u n ih itl, t»n«*
■/ inning. O n ly fwur t r t o r , three h iU , tw o hi* l»«U m > ii
i f l r t l b tM , on# on 40A tw o w slka (o r five »u n » In
Aabbcti o ft. T h e oth- th r second innb ig. i t>isr on b «iU
•n .w alks *nd were and tw o single*. |uve«l *hr wav
r cau gh t stealing.
for three more w hile inth«- »h u I.
r the laookouts in the tw o singles and a sacrifice hit
Ilia
beside
Pinder accounted for *he locals nin*h i u i i
i n . w ho played heads- | Th e Lookou t« scored again in
bird b « » « . Ilia don* the seventh fram e wh#*n |^ing« un
led *he hitting ■*• doubled *o left field, stolr thir«l diid
f B re w e r ace S a in t . scored on de Hainus' fly lu ll *o
' leftficld.
J t the mound for \ Th e Saints scored their oiil;
In the nigh leap and j ta lly of the pair of fam es In ( he
l.i(|uors - Winrs - Whiskic
YOURS FOR
the basking
AND THE
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SWIMMING TO O ^
SAN LAN IK)
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Two Nations Join In
Csntrol Of Sanjak*
France* Russia To
Use Dardanelles
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and
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acoreti their
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kuigkts seeking la asurp tka
lirsns mf Kngiand in good King
lUtkmtd'i aksenr*, Ikciv onIf *pfetib e* ll Rahim llamA (Ctrml
Tljrnm) and kie merry band a/
assdawe wka knvess tkeut of re
ar y turn. Today's pirlur* story
tkeut tka return of Rickard to
disguise. For more of tk* tkriiL
fn g " d d t r a la r s s of Rabin
Rood,’* Warmer Bros.1 Tmtknl
motor film, folios* tka arrow.
* Richard (Ian llaaler)
agon* Palletta) ehaltawg
U C O U N T ARK ED
T A L L A H A S a S T ju ly l - U O A (on'eat f o r nomination, to tho
Alachua
County
Commiaaion
reached the Supreme Court y*atrrday on « move by 0 II. Thomas
for a tecount of vote#. Thomas lost
In the
C o u n ty C irc u it
JOE PAL0 0 KA
’, KNCr.AV to
.
lu
official
J.
5 A I L I N O F C )t :
t
M O R O C C O , vve v r
B E E N O E 5 P f c 'P A f P l 7
A W A IT IN G T H I& .
C o u rt and appealed her*. B. I I .
Trua
ah aw
pw--pare
aomlaip------- ntly woo wvwiWH
tioa by K9 voUa.
Pprtuguaa* I* th*
6t R ig a it.
Learning i'rlurr John I, l„ Im rrnwtifil L
Roblu, It Irhsrtl atiel lltrir rnrs* «liaaMi«r*l
M»onk*, allrntl with m iln(|rr si IIUIi *»|i*« I*
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THINK M C I L
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B A C K -•••
TO ME
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NASI PROB1
M L A H A , Circhoalovakla, J u l y
t — ( T i - l n r e o t l g a t l o n Into -ho fat#
mt A u atrta o author* now In th a
to M e n -rs tio fi cum pa waa #atad
ySaturday al d o t in g svulang nf
th# iB U rw a th n u l P » n C luV # a a t r
SAD lA L A X m
'
J u ly l — LD—T h # « •
dM alrp reported today th a t
Md an unfa vara H o for* IgA
glnaru af 4 M .T T M R 0 d u r ffrut t lx month# a f th la
teuton
of /Rho
F lo rid a fltato P r a U r n a l Co■§*##■
wlQ ro n ve u * T h u rs d a y , J u ly 7,
at tho Hagai A n g o b llt la O rhtod*.
according to Information
(v p. im nxpoN.
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cid
C larh ef C lrepit C o u rL
gomtoot# C oualy. Fla rlg a ,
giron
pUNN • Saaral O pu m Ova 4 t
VNAMT N T TO
DON.-*
JJV*I WR’ OUN-N^
THEY ARC COC-LCCTING
W OM A L M O S T EVERY
• U S I N E 5 5 IM T O W N A N D
ro,
? 2
£
i*4 r
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■
•
u *
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THEIR
GRAFT
RUNS INTO
LUI I m k A
r t j r n v j k im • ha
i/ERY Y E A R .
•N'T h e g it a t e
/ONE WHO
J IN T E R F E R E
fc U B IN E M —
IE IS YOUR _
NE, J U 0 G E / f
y « . Y E i . TH A T'S RIGHTX CAN THINK OF NO ONE
TH E
WHO CO ULD -D O TH E
CHIEF
JOB BETTER THAN DAN.
CALLING H E WOULD RENDER A
JUDGE G R E AT G OOD FOR A
I l e v e l / GREAT C ITY ----- DAN*
NOW— YOU BETTER
T A L K TO
n HIM / r
NO, CHIEF, C A N T I
a n y t h i n g THEM
THEIR POLICE ARE
TH E P O U TC IA N S
THEY ARE RIDING
PEOPLE H A R 0 --Y
WILLING T O MANS
J O B — YOU'LL FUR
ME UNTIL
�THE BXNFOH) HERALD.
ASSOCIATED
Bamfnrd In The Only Central
Mb City Affording KaiU Highway
And Water Transportation
PRESS
Sem inole County Produces
More Fru it And V egetab les Than
Sim ilar A rea In A m erica
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSI’ W'hR
Member Associated Press
VOLUME XXIX
Shares Climb
i-s; In New Stock
M art Upswing
^
S A N K i l t n . FI.O H I D A . M A T IT U M Y . .11 I V
B A R B A R A ’S C O U N T IN L O N D O N
Leading I n d u strials
Increase As Much
As Four Points In
, Fresh Buying Wave
In itial Step
To Advertise
Celery Taken
Established In PHIS
France Denies
Accusations Of
Japan’s Press
F I Y L D K A D IN A L A B A M A M IN K D IS A S T E R
D ire c to r* (l| A sso cia
tion \rr N o m in a ted :
<Vlrr\ Com m ission
Is I >erlared N eedetl
eace
By Japs
W ould (Jive F ran ce,
Britain, (I e r m an y
Parcels O f C hina
Fiscal Deficit
>
Shows Decline
I
\
FROM
LIFT
TO
RIGHT:
m-paund
Uryam \
feoibt i i hoar. K m UaUf. Wfore Wing faffed In St. Petard
P U . watera; Jay A. Gaines of Evanston, III* the victor; a
IS-pound Ash. also caught by the Evanaton ipsrttnua.
SWEDISH SETTLERS
reaching Am erica D t y e a n a re
paved w av for l'U < v im I of H w r d r n ’s C ro w n Prince Guataf and
C ro w n P r inrex a l.u u h c (a b o v e ), e tp e rtrd a« lotnor g u r t U al U f «
•entenarr *rIt Pimlico * final (iaioiael at the W aldorf. N e w Y o rl*
* U . S. T re a s u ry R e p o rt
Show s S h o rta g e Is
S m allest In 8 Y e a rs
NEW Y O R K . July
(A P ) — Fr***h lu ivin g
in .t i iu u al
i u n i | n a l l - l H I brusd Jump R rtu rd It 21 l t d . I 1, laches.
Sinn A irm en A tta c k
P o s i t i o n s O f In*
vatlers On Y a n g t z e
'l —
••• %««• r*-tIe4 l*»ea«
IVXH b
I «iV\ *.!
!A H -
fuel
steam ed up the *t(**‘ k market
to d jy in one o f he linctdt-H'
Saturday eprtntk fur many
months and, despite heavy
profit selling, leadin g nidus
trials clim bed as much as
four points.
E xcep tion ally la rge
over
H I C H H U R D L E R (red w .i c o i i or Rice
Civilians Killed '
In New .lap Raids
ThU radiophoto ahowv the xprur* but
appuni
T O H I S M O P L E an Pine Ridge Klaus reservation In SouU
" Dakota. Harold Janet (left., foil-blooded titans, will carry-rtII*loos aaetaaira. He received drirrr from the Rev. F. C. Gram
.
al ERlacopallaa Kcakury-IVrotern seminary In Evaastaa.
.
£ > ' * ( s » 'V
J T ' ; s ■ l a ..
s.*Jf
y «af showing the Income was
I0 .U 1 ,« « I.>1100 and (ta txpenditurcs »1,78«,S74,S77.27.
- The expenditures total includeU
$0b,404.9(0 for debt retirement,
making gross deficit of (1,621.
713,0(0, compared with (2 .Ml I,
810,310 for the previous year
Duo to use of (letterilixed gold,
the year’s Increase In the public
debt waa held to (7(0,I20.6H3,
bringing tho direct obligations ol
the Treasury
to
937.104.730.
*16.46.
Thia la an average ol
(286.70 per person.
Nazi Government
lo Pay Austria’s
Debts To Britain
I D I N C H I C H IN T H I SKY.
paucagsr. o r an U ,
m aerial Irxmuay up Cssnon mountain nrar fu a r t a la , N. I i , .
Ilrnba upward. Tramway ta bell#v*d first of kind Ul Amrtiata- r*
INTERIOR OF FAIR BUj^DI^G HAS FLORIDA SKY
* baaaly (a akapefy > ll> )i* * '
al ikraak AlUaUa B tw b tN I
LONDON, July >.— (J D -lic r
many assumnl rtsponsibllit- yes
terday for Ihe principal loanr of
annexed Austria in a broad a«ttiement o f
greater
Germany's
obligations to Great Britain.
The agreement waa on a strict
ly two-nation basis, excluding all
elber countries holding both Ger
man and Austrian bonds, and
fallowed threats
that' Britain
vattld commandeer German commartial cj-edits here tn pay tntaresl an the debts If Germane
continued to dlaaeow
Austrian
.TV* status of dabta owed the
nilttd States
remained
unkaafted.
The United States Is
a( la the same faverablr bar(W n g position as Groat Britain
■ward Germany.
. Genuany bays more from the
fatted States than she sella—
•St. the opposite Of the Anglo
•titan relatione— and
rouse.
M *U y ' the Usltad States tacks
M tame trade Wear to force a
taco A p r il. • the State Darat In Washington has sent
CommunIra liens to Germany
i f aottlemeal o f the Ana
debts to the United State.,
b(tag to (to ,*64,t>0«. Ger
bat not replied.) Jaded la Um Aaglo-Germtr
menl were redeelions for
A in (atereta rates on twr
floated to help Germany'.
f
A ID TOM I I W Q 3 T
W YO R K , Jaly
<A7—
l W. Wadg, mad leal advisor
I U o a a id Wpad Memorial,
t it IV immI h e r
l.ipau today
lav
happy fount Court llaiigwili Kever.ll ow tleft) upon
boll.I«.M f IOlll I'aih to .ill-w ei .1 .liOlg* I h.M to tli.a •
m!
the buekgiouml i- all uttoiliey. -it tin i ighl . a I •
The ( 'mini slid hi- A mem an b.on wif«, an lia-ir*
in
Runaway Youth Gets Lift,
Obeys Advice To Go Home
Ily t ll.\Hl.K.H ( IIAI.KKH
a Imy InAs the sale,man »|M-,l along lii
......
highway frutu Orlando
lowaid1voitdiii't >1
.Sail foul yr«t(*|iluy af Ivriiot.u it.
A ia«h<
>ui Mr(I hit ttan* on and lihlrm**' p*du*» ra
o tho ntia.nt ul a (laiicr band U dliain-.
over (he OitamVo tlation.
im*dultdy
The mumc evated abruptly uni n «, wlwi
the anitouncrr ipokt:
i|intnd 11
on lh« look out for Kllon I Kni| bal
Cot of 2000 North Mill Htm-t iluit lie
Orlando, who is believed to have I the a-arr
run away fiom home this afterKinally
.loont He U
five
feet, eight “S„n I vi
.nchea tall, weighs lift pound*, an I I kn
•eeaia glasses, and was drr*«"d unii'l d.i
in a brown suit uiaj
fill
liu'. away, y.
when last seen, lie Is III yeais yiturwlf."
1 ao|In W 1149.
'll**
iiii*.
.b i^ r lt i • Wl ,
U llll
4 1
bn b u l l
t \ ll J * u l|
III.** I
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Ml I ak
' l l i l l 1 I ' l l l(*4*. n
(ll
l#(|
|l
1• • H %i* IIII l|l*ii* f*f ••*I f'|liiii' lie*
" »l Hit* ilcpili Know that 4
III. ’iiai.l i« b imlv
I Ikin'* h i lirrwnik-?
• I h ifi 1 d » i \ i il \ i*•i d i m k
i.
l ik e
m *.|
The muMcil portion
of
th Ktury huw hi« uldcsi mi t.,id al *
program wav rr-umrd and
tin ru n away
fmin Ii im- uh. n •
•alt-iiiJii rode IcUurrly on huiiR) win alnml lit*- -am.
m
noticing the break in the pmla* -aid. "I k* w i In mi V
Ciani. Itut -utblrnly he -at
up hack hut h- tri*«l n iu mu. »i *
itiaightcr and looked down the today In* i< in a Tct,* p* im •
.end. A young fellow « i « thumb limy.
•ngj a ride.
"Yu doii'l waul I'Ftuin
* DU*
Hr wav tlrcMcd in a white «uit lhal.“ lie
tl. c b n d |mni ..
•• n
mil wna currying a vuitra.w*. but *ha* tin* In «l i-du v f.o ih.
•\
llir announcer hid Raul the mi.«» wmil.l b. to mbmi ilt.i t>
i
ing boy wav drrvxrd in blown. |tlu* nii*MUg >outli and i •• bi.k
The «alraman had a hunch II * lioni.'.
.lopped.
‘Ih«* *t"iy tin* n;ib**man I Id "I
'•'limit h rule- mi-trr? the boy 1Iim own »«n‘i» error.» an.l bit I.im I
nkeil.
I incarceration m pn-an %•*« .iii d in
“Sure. Climb in,** the
ial*«* 1bnvr ilv rflict on the l».*v f*»r he
man Mid.
adntill.d tint In wa 9Im>ii *'im
“Thanks.M The boy got In.
| for whom i Ih* l.tond*’:'-t ba l U - »*
"Where are you heading?" th • vent mil earlier Hi* n.l b«* t»jd
uilenman anked.
•diangnl hi« mui ami pul mi >t»
“ North.** ihe toy answered, lb o'her one to keep fi> m b iimj
wa-n't very talkative.
Julentified.
When they reached
Sanford,
Chief William * look bon to tie*
he salruman drove up in freut Sanfonl hint ion and infnriiicil hi*
of Wigh| llrothers
Whole-sb* mother, Mr*. 1^ C- I'm of Oi*
(Grocery Company and went in. landn. that he had lem found.
Ue phonoit police headquarb'i*
She cam*? |«» Haitfu.d and re
tnd told them ha had ^kkhl » » turned to OH.tnda with lor on.
Stores Will Close Whistlin’ Willie
In Observance Of Back Home AHi
Independence Day
Serious Iiii
Sanford will bo a daaartsd city
Whistlin'
Willie,
local
wav
l l w CUUMHon .III P III I In* >\n
••l| (I l U a l l t i l l w ill I»e tCIlHed ft*f 111
o iil.il
i*
lb-
• l *\
a »v«
I.* '
b a rk
**af»
..it *hi* F i f l l i *
IT v m li u m -
I 11 »,iih■ i-
I m iim ^ m o ffic e
tIn* |h»-sh||.|«* "unfortu nate**
« lii r
III
iiir
;icI*•i in lo k \ o tn in fo rm
ilit*
be forint r Hatbuia lluttwn. a .Ui "t «a.ld\ haioi "
H»
loin «tu J^J.ntm when tie uppe.il(»| tefon a How fi
laiw.ml
m ii |. i .i .v*
l*a
night purchasing orders jaramel
boardrooms si the «l»rt. Blocks wotth millions, me at otbi* m«t th* future "f |b« ii •
•f 1,000 to r.,000 share* changed low id a ward lit chmu eiy t oiHilt'n* ami rliibl am *
With th* n«w upswing in the
.tO.ll market came new.
fnini
Washington that the uovamment
overspent Its income by 11,469.000,000 in the fiscal year which
endad Thursday night.
' Th*
daRcit
waa
amallest
• f sight consecutive
shortages
Rut the new year will bring a
deficit of approximately 13,000,
000,000 because of the nrw
spending program.
I* i* ••la •• I m l lift
.i'll ml*
m|
m l i I V* m il attack s
<*• iic\vs|»a|H*rs.
Aipi.a^s i «|m i *
t harlt'S
A r>s n* 11aim \ u.t tii-tiurtril
ft I m l\ !.* •»• •»\ l,i|i;itt*'*o* prew
:i« * it .ilia.n 'lull .ill rtl.'lhtvr Brilll
tiutlia i f1*v\ui»' tn *111 9’rcnch In•I*• i inn.• ii.f.i t liin.i tn Mi|i|Hjrt
I m in • ill im.• t til.M.g Kai -Slick's
M gifiu
I tn*
«'i«ni«( ni tha
gr.MAilig ••••Ilia* '- ti.'t warli Kl>U(V
an.I L*|.iin uni furtliir pvidrnettl
t.\ til. :il.iii|»l Ficncli niitpr <u»*
l 11.l iiig> i i i .|i i i i t . i l i . n i u f
J ip iin e ie
mcri liiitli| i-e .m i t h e i|ii>itn lis t .
Tin- futi'igii nffirt* -m.l an lnv«*wt iguf 1..11 <.fi..Hi*.| the
French
rint.iirg.i mi .iriiK <hipnient* front
9»**r ( m i I'K'li rn colony wm being
rnfoiccil -linll>
A i'I.iii . Mm- t«» the front lailav Im eii.I the nearly year old
China win itv |i:»ii‘elling out Iht
rAt.ntry** r*i*nu»»nc irv u m m lo
Japan, t.t.rmiuv,
llnlati* and
f ifiner In eslutili-liiiig flvu auto*
i•••iiiaait^ nre.M with it govertintani
f.o eueh
•h»»»an Mould tie Hu* iloml
••mil factor in three of
theae
loTirniiieiitw tieneraliswiui.) C’hiI'lig
Kill Sin k
would
ha
o f
fered etui i ul
Chum
for
hi*
i« giiue at Hankow
01’ L Reports 'Harry II. Woudringi
There tu t in* official
rospects For Talks To Wterans mation
uf plan and it
that
fieinial
Reiter Business On Civil War Days unlikely
would eoii-nler it
ll
confir
nermed
t'hiung
a im men,
I'owevrr. an a |.mh on winch Jt*
IM .Itl.N, J.,l\ ' il*
| ( . . I I I III l:.., I>a , Inly
pan would like to cii.l tin* war.
>•• >. nil C- .!«•, 1 t..i. ,.| I i |
. ... .. > ...
\\j\ 11,.r, y ||
I ’liiiieme and
••»-»l yr.lri.lui H,.1 I... •
i, ,.|.,v i Nn|,,.,| .„llr Jupun, thia.ugli
Moiigr»l friaii.U, would in effect *
. hill Ink. i, u -ml,I. n l"* ‘ lii !• ul I.
a
hi., I"
north
(Tumi,
inner
'lir lir<.t-r m tl„. I.,.' im .. im ..,I mi'I i ........... .
I., ii,,. govern
I " ....
lltnc .ml tl.jy whu Mongolia, eu-at t hin.i and Nan
king; Kwautung KwungNi pr**vin•anic ii............ l.-.l ,,|..n U"icli' . . I , •I., I, ■-1,., „ l, ,t 11, (,*■!.•
eial Iritlvri, «outli China.
Ml t #.'» u ni , . ( ,,
llihi 1 1*iii|* fiom the mil ml IVe,
Keonomirully the line up would
tlo- itiir* unity Mild 'ill nuiraye
l»e Japan in North China. Inner
*TI»« •*• I* « t i l l
tlo* p o s p -d ily loanife-l throiig|*f»of their u-efu
Mongolia; Germany in Shantung;
th.it
x o iiic iottiti-1• y
* io p .*> m g u hv.
(he Hecfid try said. "w»- lliituin in (he lower Ym gtiv, |iv*
Mg*.* IIOIIi I hT
o f b h o tk i'
lin g'll'
>ely tan t,||| ;|| i||ly and tha* rloafmg Shanghai, and France in
r « ' w a g e * a (••! td n t o f f a -«*••(• ••f our de-ca lol intw lo |*«i (<o\\ |fd sooth China
Thia roughly taka*
o f w .i g*»* ( i i t « t h r o u g h o u t in- lo - * i \
**»*h A liter H i ••• nr* height*." in areiti which Japan, Franca and
If 'In* bapp«tie |t would ........... V\i'l, him on the |dalfonii, pm liritam have rohrefitratcd Induod r u i t y a di f l . d i .n a i y c f f c i l it . to fee te*| by a *|iMaililig ruhopy fi o
trial devtlupmento.
nffart (lit* I i-gllllllllg* of Hl.pEOb*
» light I mi, weie Ho* I* ihi f.d
Muny women and rhiIJren orera
no'lit aIid vlivt bo * llic - ■% lit'-* .1 l " 4, M *d holh M• .ole and lae who
reported killed yenterday an nine
further decline.**
have iet||ili«*l to tlie «iiio* where powerful
Japanese
bombing
John |,. I.rwia. the A. 9 of I *• nianv *»f tliell * oiurude do d
planes rained mure
than
100
i ival for labor b-aderNhip, lik* wi*»*
"Al iy we Im* an evumptf (,• u|| bouiha oil the important south
reiterated op|*o«|tgoii to w ig** re p«op|e* of th** it'll, of lube and
dudion*. Talking mformal-y with to'ei4iice,** *aid Hr Overton II.
Meiiliet, H!t, of |.im A i>V* le«, rum*
rieWHpu|N*rnirn, he »a»d:
“The CHI •land’* wdh l're*Nl*jii inandtr of the O iuih I Aitny of the
|( o *» v r V e . l
in
Op|H)* it (Oil
t 4| W 4 gC
HepuhlK*. *la*t »*-♦ pb.i«| for mu
tual « onf Mien* e and peace among
cut< in indujitry.H
In it* monthly bu*inn* »»H%ey, men."
Ihe A. F. of
rv|M»r*rd 11*4* the
lien. J- bn M. f laypool, \*2, of
wage level, lifted liy k«hm| Im t* St. I.oiii *, n itionul r«*mm.inder of
nvM roialit iauc
in the ••uilr Ihe Itnlted Confederate Vete'rnn*a
mouth< of 111*17, luid led* flMiil/ lurried to Hr, Memict.
held during the
drrtinr, ex
"I have tn forgive m> hndher
cept ui a few Iniilaitcv* of ''Acltial bare," he *;imI, "I m-cium * we ore
di*trr7*4 or among tho*c few no* mtmU'M of the <*UII»e fellow-llip,
pliip'M who prettnd ilidti'M •«* a< Amvrirani'in, and our principle
to impota unjuvtifiaLlr wage u * damand* d."
dtrtion*.**
Three
-.holarshipa
ranK"1*
The federation cited ricent bud$76 t*» $15.1 have been offered t<> tie*ft upturn* but mid U * a « ,,H»
honor graduates of
Seminole iarty to tall whether Ihe outlook
County llnrh School
by I- '• wax for permanent or temporary
Clevrrdon, (,resident of Jud'«n improvement.
College a. Marion, Ala., G. KMcKay, principal of
the local
High School,
announced thu
morning.
The Notary Club will nut lurid
Mr. McKay said ho had re
Its regular w.ekly meeting on
ceived a letter from President
MtMBDEDON, July 2 - ( * > - l n Monday, ll will be he d Ihe fol
Cleverdun inf. .ruling him that another dramatic cpbod* uf thrlr lowing Monday as bsuai.
Ihe scholar*n'let would be given.
long Irani* rivalry, Ifr'eii Wills
Anyone inicrestad In securing Woody Irounctd Helen Jacobs, 0Due to Ike holiday Monday. Ihe
one of th* o holanhipa
should 4 . ( 0 to wiB.tbe Wimbledon tin regular session
nf
Municipal
see Mr. McKay at th* High gles crown for Ihe rigMh time In court will te held Tuesday after to bo tha prelude to a large
tfs a ia *
i m -_
_
School any afternoon between lb* day but Mias Jacobs, apparently noon at 4:00 o'clock.
hours of 2:0U and 1.00 o'clock handicapped by tn ankle Injury,
except this afternoon or Monday offered no . resistance worthy, uf
Fireman Grady K Duncan will
aftarnoon.
name In the final aet.
lea ye tonight by car for Hart
Three Seholarahipa
* Offered To Students
Muoay la Victorioua
In Wimbledon Finals
(aitv News Brirfrt
LOCAL WEAT
Cultivation of
hairy rmiafall,
tag requires
a
well. Go. where be will spend bis
vacation. Ills wife and ta children
(CaaltaOM ea Page T e e )
Florida- Generally fair t
Ml Sunday and probably
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TH E B7CNF0RTI HERALD, BAFFORD, FLORIDA
We d n e s d a y ;
ju n e
2 9 ,1
Borley Hurls T h re e - Hit Ball T o Down Lookouts, 6
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X ^.
Three Costly Errors By
S em i - P ro C lub O rganized To
Locals Aid Azalea Club
W. R. McCracken! Baseball Program LookoutsToPlay
Dutch Schneider Touched For Nine Hits
By Palatka Crew; Herb Thomas
To Manage Group' san„,r„ , Tr"f", ark.
Palalka Tonight
„
Leads Hitters With Four
Of Local Flayer5
■■
I d A z a le a Cil
; Behind three hit
b u l li n g
by
in four trip*.
*~”FlHflk C o r l r y , the P a l a n a
N l blended nine b i n o f f fiutr h
| ,|i , »,iri i f iced Th om as ami r.o
Schneider with three m - ' h
*1
t,. the next
hn«e«
but
r « f l and walked off th«- M iintr
T h o m a ' strife home
the play,
Ath le tic Field ia.«t night win'*
Fuhsinls goi ng to *eeonH
Wash In if the Lookout *
by
I he
Singles by Fohsiriks, l . r i t i and
tone of ft to o
an e r r o r hv Holde r paved the way
Corley, <m the hill
for
the
fur ri run for the
A ’s in
the
Them e* out fit , w «* p i t . h m g u '
- T*rii and Fmersnn's itnuhle with
greatest game Ilf the -on <n n - he
two on hr ought lh#* total to three
bain the locals at hay t)ii iiuglum*
f..r that stnnrn
T h e final talty
the entire tdt ami not oiu- time
w ii * scored in the seventh when
d i e be hnvi» an y trouble
-ingles b v Ore hi* I Ini nnd Th om as
J U fanned u noial of
eight
and |,iota's squeexe play brought
LdfolftrUtii,
wn Iking
r«"
ll<
hltrled five
hit less
innings
id ^
^
^
baseball which wen* l i n d e n
m ,»^| ^ rw ^
the t i l t h , when, with two
men
• in
out, Boh Pitman of lli#* Sanford ,M ’
^
out fit singled to right field Not j
n.
■i again unt il the eighth
dnl
the ' - > •'
Looknutu get* another blo w in
r ' **
Pitman came up with h n - n on-! i
r.,,n r
hit of the night, « iloulde to Ih* 1 '' * p
fight-ce nter
field
wall
hilly j
,,» #i ,
Moore secured h n only hit of
the night in the ninth w l n n h*
■Ingled to righ t field.
| I c .m .k h if
T h e A in lean got to
h u tc h
f - Schneider n f the Lookout < for
nIKe hits. H o w e ve r, the Int . were
■.
,
,
IV iU s n 'lH
r ►
..»* • « if
[•" h#,t *h
f»* 4IIH.I
the Dutc hma n in the hide imitmr
OU> times
during
the
gam*
Schneider walked four of the vi
if ora while fa n n in g » lutiiif nl
* •imnotef r»
....... v
t « i>
i Ii
P»<iii*s
wall scattered
€
J
firtt no* jiNI— i
(dni ftitu turn rt
Treffimslt 1. I'M*
* Lai l*i, in,
Kubanks,
4r
Km*rson
Assists.
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Tio u m .il
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T w o Coffey
Double i»lsv«. S<hoeL
J'
I "It man,
Hto ten f^inlreras lo Pdrosri
fi mm *
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II A.
Thnnute,
Haln* nk». peril OIOS In I M wI s Left oil L ,
Hark
Harr If less, |l.*iti
sii
f^tsik.1 I. H.Ilford
K
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ti>i I Is off fu r try |, H il in .l il .r
Hlrimk mil. t»v I ’orley * Hi hue
f Mil Ii v pIlpliH
by Ni |i |Im
fMtoa nl Wild pdcli, f'orley \>
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]The
MISCELLANEOUS
LeKni
In Ja p a n , the public b a t h '
an uno fficial clubhouse.
O rjij
I nation* frequ ently
mee t
tJN
1 ami hold the ir meeting*
wfc
j snaking in the huge vats.
EYE
N o tice
The 1*!* T . s
\ nn**f*ine(i 1 14-*11
uf llln I'll » i.f Suiifurd, Fbu Id.i.
Ii.
(ft* • uv
n III fi*
lr I
, 1 ‘umrntsii *l( •itikng ,1^ an F.umii*
I liaton Itu *1 it mu VT foki j July 11*w
I H I T , idt 7 T'i ii 1 lurk l J M
j
jii 2:
17 1
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... .
_
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2
All
1 mjelf”
l Imr
iivi s**n* •.•-fir on c<irffrlfh*t
In a.*ol rod, whet|ii(>r In list*
nr m l u i i i n of property nr
|o ih rr wis i
fitioi 1J file
with
tils'
t ‘lty 1 k i k **n nr
the ray
pie>!nus tu
u»r
m c f lt n i
th*»ir
pei n l" iii **r111n k forth their oh}»etjnns or rumi'iillltis
irnl
lh«»
chan He* tlsry Ur so * to hats made.
t
depm t m en t,
I 'to I,ole Iph I*
|*£ 11
I t n i t i f I M trrS iy
Manager Th om n s nf thp Azat*
1 "Midnnuit S
tu 11RbuiTTi
* « ' may send Frank H udson to
Si taoits 1. Chicago J
ll'istmi at drunk 1* n rain
the hill to fare A t w a t e r
with
Ni w York at Phil AH* Iph Ia
either T o m H a ship or J e f f E m e r
to o gams* tn«1ay
son behind the platter. T h e line
Usmf* To d a y
I teuton at Uro uk ly u
up f « T the Lookouts will include
N o r York at Phi lad at phi n
Hilly M o orr in renter field, Joe
s» I .roil 1- at Chie»«M
Ihiljur k in left field. Eddie Ih|Vl*
* im.-inuett I. 1‘lttsbiireli :
on first base, Mayo La ngston m
right field. Huh Pitman on th ird'
le vela nd
Joe Rugger in
on
second
1e iv York
I"*»!#. Roy ' H e llamiiM on ahrirlHlop*
I ontrera* mi A d z catching and
A t w a t e r hurling.
T h e lineup for palatka will inH K M IN O l.K I’ lm R M A C A L
d u d e O t d n a h m on third base,
C O . IN C . .
Ndouri in M i n e r fo ld . T h o m a a utl
M l l l r r Rlil*.
f » r k A»«*
t » ii n o o n ■ p n t ' T i i
or un
*cotnj badb; L e d z on first ha^e,
M K * n r.(i> ri,* n M < i, j k .
K niard in left field, T r a m m e l l on
n n o v rrn iiT
hoif lop, Schmidt in righ t field,
PREHCRII’TIONS
Jla lup or Emerson catching and
ACCURATELY
probably Fr an k It ml am on the
COMPOUNDED
mound.
tiering up w or kou ts w it h in th»*
|iHst few da ys hut M ana ger Me
f r a c k e n raid that he h ritfltl tm
11 hie to tell ju s t what kin d of f!
clu b it will he
l l t n u v i T , the
assistant Semin ole H ig h School
football men to r, -ai d
that
the
1 Iilh would he strung in thu de
fensive depar tment.
l
Utula
jl |
( t r « a l U yrsterdny
riwvelmml 5 Detroit »
lh lr a | i t 10 . *4| l.tjijjn 1
WdH hin itun at
tlv r|«n,
C murid*
t Ph I lade |pin aat New
Turk
|lwn « a m # t t"d4 V
hflalf* .ml (if
New Y . r k i» Cl,.. .V ■
f'hklnife||ihlji .if 1Hit Puli
flu ■« . r< it Y f 10.(1*
W ,*nf*I ft|j I *i tt r« t • ]•*Ye},1 fill
It... .
L IG H T N IN G S TR IK E S
O K LA H O M A C IT Y —
'P i —
L i g h t n i n g "truc k Ihe I tklfth'dim
f T t y w rut her lot rend of fic e, d a m
a g i n g the Him gauge an d wind
vane.
2
3 11
*
S
21 2
Ml
lid I " Raw in oat" Jimlgor* and j
ins Sun fold Lookout s will meet |
lieib
I liotnas* publtk II
A Ffi lesl* ,
tonight in the flower city. Man |
egf r Ibolgors of
the
Lookout*
ha
n n nonm *d that f h n r h e At |
w a t i o , who has won eight games
York
1n 11a 11
fo, the Lookouts while
Inning
e\ en, will take over the m ou nd, t’i 11sion nh .
.
duties vulh either Joh n fh in tr e r- l It-'Stoll
a* or J o h n n y A d 7. in the m lc h i u g ^ ■>« Luo te
K E LLE R GROWS BEARD
All
A mi'fnbf r " f th^ IH17
A mi-rlcan Arftii |tni h ii .rlm ll rluh.
A n l y . Ke ller .
ynutlifiil
cutelier
fr o m Lincoln , Neh., now is receiv
ing for the
House
of
David
tenm Ke lle r gamed
A II A m e n ■
r a n honor 1 itirougli his fility in
the last Na tio nal Semi P ro tour
nament at W i c h i ta , Kan .
jj
t'hicnC'i
To Knter T o u r n a m e n t sr augustin h *i sumum'^ h a r I i e Atwater
In Dnvtnnn Ihsieh , " " " " : ' Hir“'
Scheduled To Hu
i Tuesday, July r>th •Mamin at faiauia
**or Sanford s()utf
Classified Advertisements
BUSINESS SERVICE
Ho at ua<
W ia h ln |t m i
Detroit
t’hiu<.el pin.*
j ^ t ■ A h r ii* l in* "it f r'DirH"" villi*
errors pul i
T h « Azaleas started the •oriug
la ih#lr half nf the third inning
w h i ti Oechialini walked, went to
MCOftd on a short wingi*
( i^td
fcy Thom as, w ho wits the hit ting
•tar of the t i f f with four ningle 1
• ’ _______
R epresent City In
5TRAI1
Murine. 11 emitain* J belpful ingredients which
cleanse end chef lyes red*
denrd from fititue— make
your eyes feel area, fresh.
1 lire I Much d m dfccthq
Send for trial b o t t U .
or c o i n ) t i t b r n r m m u
Munne C o - t W M F ^ C
7/l"TrtS
YOURS FO R *
the basking
AND TH I
S W IM M IN O T O O
SANLANDO
S P R IN G S
AT REMARKABLY
REDUCED PRICES.
O B TA IN
OUR
P R IC K ON
IN O IV in U A I. P R K H C R I P T IO N S
BEFORK
F it, L IN Ii.
YO U W IL L R E RURPRI8BD.
M E \It f1 t ITV
b 1 h - A union
hoycotf . i r i m
Ihe Mi v u a n (*ii|f
Oil 1 omp.mv for alleged “ nidi lab
ot " m l u if a * wa begun >«*'deid.iV
nl the rom pa ny N le fin ery mit-uh*
T a m p o o,
DR. M ILL E R
A R f t l N t l h u l P i t t a ) In T a t k l k a l a —
'AdventuresofRobin Hood
Willi Errol Fly nn , Olhrla do fU rtl *
l*nd. B u ll Balkkono u 4 ClantU Ralaa. Dlrwtad by M M a tl Cartla and
W UUau
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Sunday and Monday.
N R
Y»l It health's sske «fr1nk U 1 h I M l "» k.»H*e w«rk. J«sr.
Itltffff Nipylng Wafer— PkMae ;i 1 1.
yblHe Jeralana. ko* lllekwry % *e.
TUT lMlXir.ll A fiat's I'ltinr end
ia tk paiaf—IPs I He flae«t knot
ty tyyalmsal for nesiker Hralrn
psftlM , Nfaaley-llngor* lln/dm r « Cm,
(T U K ST O R Y T H I S F A R )
FARMS FOR SALE
FOR BALE
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IIIMIM B M I iHkdress snaker. Hu I
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llnfel
HOUSES
FOR
R EN T
HOUSES
FOR
SA LE
F I R S T Y E A R OVBII
W A S H I N G T O N - (/II — Colonel
L iu la Jiih n in n , u m ia tin l S r i r e l j i y
of W a r, ro m p lrlrti y a tlrrila y hi«
flrui y r a r In offlco during which
he traveled 10.000 mile* and made
EiO a |ittrh c. to w ork up Ihe oatinn to induatrial
prrp tre d ita j*
A* rhmmpion a/ tkm ap/ueiimA
B u n n pmaplr, Hakim UooA (F,t~
rol Ftjmm), JUa tnrnmd outlaw
««A milk a m a rry bmnA rontlnut*
lo km isu 1A0 rruei Narmmn of*
pt***ort. A h n n o a y o rtM ta rn ,
A a M H r , / i n J , Rabln m nJ M * iJ
Morion (Olhlm Am IlmtlUamA) a
Norm an LmJjr, fmlling in law*.
**T k * AAwmmturm* m f R o b i n
iloorf," It • Wmrntr B ra t.' T rtk mltmlor fictm r*. /
HuLIn liimil to bo but arrKrr In all
t,u* hotiL rontr.t a. trap. DkfKJttii
a
MW*« inupataa.
JO E PALOOKA
F F - S I D
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NUMBER
E M alilish rd In 100'*
Earthquake,
Deluge Kill
100 In Japan
TEN TIN ’ TONIGHT ON THE OLD CAMP CROCK'D’
C o m m ittee Believes
Improvements Will
Result From Expe
riences Of Season
Hurricane IsReportcd
Headed For Islands
From China Sea In
Wake Of Disaster
& y s Cornerstone
^For Fair Building
297,379 Humes
Are Destroyed
Western World
’ Concerned In Con
0 troversiesElsewhere
Chinese Believe Ja p
Forces Are Prepar
ing For New Thrust
Tbr C’elei> I’i
I I’oniiBiti'if
tuslay ir easrtl *
Mipll.lt toll "|
the delect * ami t It.
iliffknil h. H
whkdi in ih fipiniiUi has hniilc in i
the etfiium epi-rjiii.tn
tin'
'
t «d»"i y Mstki* mg AKtvi uwnt «h'i
lllg |1»«* pa si uennuri
’There apti«>nis »i fiiM g la'»e
ta he a forini<Liliie lut id I r .m*
hie* l»ut llte i 1mi 111 it tee believes
/ O V E W ^ R K , . JJu n e 3 0 that the U'ssMii.s uf l h i
4
level t
eipeneDce « ill re fieri improve
men's m ih fn in r ,,f the reporl
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sa>s
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I
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-uncla to d ay . ' th tffiv th e
II F Steele, in rhargi* of tin*
u k r l c k i r re p u b lics ^believe
to. al I onlrol ('nimnittee office
good n e ig h b o r
policy
since Suretfirj J c t.e tice
ft
auceeed on th e re s t «t
l *niti'd State, Senator Gerald I’ Nyr of Noith Dakota grin, to take over other government
h«*ji- trnt** pitched 1
g lo b e " I f th e sp irit which broadly as hr watches hi, trail grow over that' o f Gov. William duties, staled that the ceiann,
would later release a list
«‘f hatchet and -oil togelhcr
b ah in d it w ere b e lte r un- Langer in thrir race for the Republican senatorial
nammatton. 1 ecoinmendsl h iis for
lemtily mg
battle field.
lood and m ore
activ ely Thu ♦erne of him studying return, from the primary was in the these difficulties,
Associated
Pres*
election
bureau
at
Fargo.
The
lark
uf
a
stilted
shipping
van fo r."
policy was listed a « the fnsl di
Prsildent chose the !»yfeet, It was pointed nut that
of the cornerstone f»r the
I H ...........- ..............................
fairly uniform puliey had li-et»
jfh (r»i faderal building to make
1 followi.*il hut the lark id a pr*
'"b U JItaw declaration sguinst war
■rasun statement hud left man.
' '7 aad to atrema the importance of
hhippets and growers in douh
as to 'vhsl to exp«*rt
good neighborlines*.
Ijite nrgiimrat ion m y
at *
t ‘ j*AH or tu real lie of course."
listed s- rt difficulty by the cun.
. ( • ' s a i d , “that affair* nf many
mitt<e The eoninnittee u*r*
. p arti of world ara. to put it pogattized 111 Janm iry. which, it w«
lllaly, somewhat dlatranght. Such
poi||N"i| unit, wus ton late to get
. fsndition neceaaarlly accompanies
roch
planting schedules- establish of
v a n and rumor* o f war*. ’
fire procedure and tin ill person
> The Praaldent noted that "We
Thr (
! "011111 loll |.t .t |Mgid
ncl.
thla hemliphere are happily
mvlnit t•*| * dv t In k I- 1 ink S.
No
full
accounting
of
the
avail
BADALONA,
.Spam,
Ju
n
f
*
*
In a large
m enu re,
NEW YORK, ,10
#4*)— J abb- «■ lery was given by shippri
I ;»mion tu I Jill fot lllljl till I M
fear and from the contm ->J|Pph
Knnneily, nnitiaNsndor to — /A*)—A crushing liiiiirgrrit air
The system of rvpoitA ftnm ship ii’ irsim w*J|. m Fort Mi* bin I'm I*
■ which breed It. In larger
r*M
hurled
death
ami
destruction
jf i r r i l
BrtMm.
ym tertljy
i»npers covered only the hair nerr-s
, however, w* cgpnot remain
and g.ivi* Iiimi .«• «h<»rity l i» jil fl (»!
Into thla worker*’ town five allies *d allotment« and
® ed ,. eumctally _ because 1nouncH mn n “compl«tc unaJ-jl
[t/ralf»l
lie*nri
Mon
in
u
nilfta north of B u eflon fl, ktlflns m rnt, but did not ucmufU f i th« (owe J and bv*t btd
fprtune to enjoy friend
Thr inept tug tiMd h* >u'i *1* f* •r**d
and good relations with all <ncrrr.t magannr
article
Dial lit least 45 persons.
all rrlery Therefore, a rh u k on
j James llocserrll son and jeere
from
Monday mglil ilu* 1 (ho 1 I1
individual
growers.
intia-state
For five minutes a fleet of 1U
ffljM R T ltll that In view, the Pre.i i '-'V *"
Preardent. helped get bombers roared over Badalona, j shipment*, and nbandonrl field* ■ence n f M»vor
lid < d .
1 dept urged exteniion of the wed hl"> I"* uinbjs.tadiiri.il poat and thundering cargoes of death into I was impossible |t wa« pointed f’lcrk Lani-tin vvbo w*n uilt if
-git| ^•tnlsphtm spirit to the r**t htlpe«I him at well to ht-tom? tb«* closely packed hausen.
out aho that 11 few delay 1 d te th* rd v nn nf 1k m I hu in*•
AT the world.
,h* premier scotch whisky mi Ifir
seriously
Ih**
Member 1 nf tin
InUlllll l'itl
It was the heaviest raid in ihf ports hampered
are egaimt war and have man m A m erica.'
ataiu 1*111 iib'H | * { 4.1 kui nf a >Io(•
Barcelona area since the Ihreo- work of the coin in liter.
agreed among ourselves quietly1 The artirlr, by Alva Johnston day attack on the government
Field estimates when nude I *. * tight «♦ fir mtei 1 1 Inn nf Ilu
14**11 nilrrf mm ff«l* Ilf* I
* . to discuss difference* In such
'h r Salrmlay Evening Post capital in March and the severest
ti »filh Kii»*t uf nl Flinch Avetiin
The Hiti f t i l Oi|i 1 * ill * bin d tn 1
Wag that possibility of war ho dealt mainly with young Roose since Britain launchrd the plan
■« dnngei mu v "ijc and1 Ih*' <'<tmints
b*«ama remote. That policy in- velt and he, career a . an insur. for a neutral commission to in
•inlier.N •1 i In ) >4 nLi|. huht toff*
■ » ? (« • also matters of trade and mice mrlesmnn.
vestigato bombings of civilian
neirsHHiry
r>
hi111 Mu*
Kennedy commented
on
I he ren ter* in the Spaniidi war.
ft tint Wit
■ natter* affecting the interchange
..lory ns ho sailerl for his lain
t ring litt tu*1 iHint All' II Mil* alu|*
• j'a u ltu r s ."
Yesterday fnaurgm t air raid er
11* l‘I4fd 1iniir flik
ai led nine pr-rsun* in an attack
Ho tald the World'* Fair here don post.
GATNRSVILI.E, June I f i - AVhi' light 1til II -4
gad th* Bn* at San Franrisce
Heading the section applying on the Catalan scutoa-t town of haired I'.J-ycar old Lvmuid Curtin stai t IK 1ti*-. Mir null fit<l *rai k
whi n a ! 1 ■In is iiplipi irhllig.
" ' WOUld do much toward encourug- to hurt he commented with a grin: ft Janes, machine-gunned a railway Croflon, Titusville
Homey, toA t*Hi*' ast m* «‘i|iiM if was >ug
world peace.
“ I admit 1 am the ambassador •rain and bombed a French-owned morrow, wi'hout pomp nr c e r ?
cornerstone cerenron- j but I deny that l am thu premier to/He mill midway between B ar rnony, becomes president of 'he gea-eii 'h it hi older to pi eveni
President went across the Scotch whisky salesman In this celona and ths French frontier.
University nf Flnrida Alumni As- such nn Miriaitnce. suiiie 111 range
iiitiil tu* itinrie wi*h the '"ilrom i
The ail i aiding planes were social inn.
grounds to the educational country, I do like, however, tu be
identified ty the government a*
ajg wherg he we* to eddrew (he best In everything.'*
Duly elected last November a* official* Mr loimsuu wrote I**
closing soaion of the Nr
Heading further in the article Italian'm ad* Savosts,
the university's annual homecom t^enrgr Bull His, super in l*uu lent of
In addition to nine persons ing* Croflon becomes the firs* 1 the AH iii'i,' IktiiMt Line, tn ask fut
tr s s tls a * * aa laws ala)
Education Association CunMr, IbiltiiN replied
killH , 39 were injured at Blanes, ulumnl president to head the a s suggest nilin.
40 miles northeast of Barcelona. sociation under the new cons' i- that lurg** signs placed 300 feel
The insurgenls centered their tution and charter unanimously on each sole nf 'be ihtetsect! Ml
attack along the railway line pour adopted seven months ago and might help. Th** tumiiiiMiuti f*‘ *
ing machine-gun bullets into paa- which provides fur activity ami |thiit this wnub I 110* bv entirely
satisfactory and decided tn
senger coaches o f a train halted
LONDON, June 3& -<A *)_ An at a regular stop on the run from reprvientaltion on the basis of geal *o Mi, bn Hill« thiit a fla*
chartered
local
clubs.
tlnl'rd France to Barcelona.
«< M lls sH Om ra s a riv al
w a tilt* or 1021 agree mint among the
Crofton aucreed*
Charlts II.
Later they dumped bombs on
Street "ela'ltod ‘ h e r1S U I” ' ll,ilaln " nd |,' r* nw **'
Overman* Bagdad, who in ih**
Filler of H aul- ’ tin r
,,n battleship* at, 45,
factory which bore tha French
dosing months of hia administra
painted on Ba walla.
yhranl*, a few days ago, 000 tons with 16-inch guns was
lion devoted himself to organis
annunnerd
in
the
Hour*
oP
Com
flrgt time they hid
In anbitar raid, aix bombers at*
ing 47 duba, all tu t one of which
ch ether in 40 yean , ac mon* today hy Alfred Duff Coo tacked the^own of San Vicente are within the confines of Florida,
per, P in t Lord of Admiralty,
ta Mr. s ill» .
de C!adera,\t few miles north*
The agreement was a sequel to eaat o f TarAigona. Inflicting an and which enablea President Crof
. ttile e la a native o f Itsielton to begin hia year with a situa
r to f bom horn there 65 the decision of the three power* undaterrfclnedf number of caaualtion unprecedented in alumni a f
to
abandon
the
.15,000
ton
limit
of
tlfe. Othi£/§uirounding villages
Upon nurrying Mr.
faire in thla state.
beciMe her home the London Nival Treaty of 1436. were a k o raided.
lived here for th«
George II. Fuwler uf Orlandu
end Mary Alice Jniner, alsu of Orlando, wuri- married l.y County
' Judge R. W. V"«re at the Court
W A8HINQT0N, June .10
j House yesterday aflt-rniHin
— Aides e f Senator Andrews o f 1
TA LLA H A SSEE, June 30. county had *o many maniage* Florida said today the Puhlie
Th* Fire Dc|>s,'nient was celled
Work* Administration had al- to eitlngui-h a small blast yester
JLFO , ITALY. (41—There were 7AM divorce* or djvo revs.
granted
in
Florida
during
19JJ—
HOlaboreugh county (Tampal Idled 41,233,374 for cons'rcction day *1 the home uf (t. It. Burkes
Vatican newt
Pope Phis had tba greaUet number during ang waa second on Ihe Hal of m a r o f buildings at >h* Unlecislty of •t 100 Frrnch Avenue. Chief
Japanaaa govern- year in the history of Lhe sUte. fla g , totals, with 2,064, but Du- Florida end th * Florida fit*'* Mack Clrvelan.l said 'he fire war
FlurIda's 90-day rtsidarvea taw, val county (Jacheonvillc) eras College far Woman.
e civil population
caused by faulty wiring.
hfccawdnctiag designad to alltn ct ^ Inta r vfajtore second for diverets— 1.IM.
Th* allotment* Included: * dorm
who desire dlvoecea. wee
conIn
itory
at
lb*
women'*
college,
TelLiberty coonty hod only
49
A mreting o f the Imard o f direc
lidercd the reaaea fo r Ihe big marriage* during
ll<37 while labnaaee, a I1S4.000 loan and a tor* o f <he Seminole County Base
1937 lotaL
Glade* county had only Ihrte di 92KJM9 grunti a dining hall at
M Association has teen called
the women's college, n 1145.000
During the tame yvnr, hew- vorce* oad 114 m arfiare*.
r th* City Hell tomorrow morn
ever, marriage* in the alnto eel
Count!** with mere than 300 to u end n 4U M 3* frent; n ing, Secretary llagveell announced
n new racerd. The tela I waa 25- m arriagre during
1917
were dormitory nl »he unleerelly at today.
<40 and compared with the pre- Alachua M 4. In k e r 719. Bay 311- GnlnenvIUe, n I92JWO ban and *
vhwu high mark, >U1|. eeUh- Eecmmbta 9*7, Gadsden 0 7 , Jack- M M H grant; n dormitory at
E u c tly 4.64 Inrhca of rnla has
■ had in 1994.
son 414. Loan 448, Marian 991. untvnmlty, a 4I74JIOO beo and a fallen In Ih* Sanford area since
'•at Saturday according to G. P.
Beech 723, I144JWO grant._________
The Burma ef Vital S u tto tln Orange 719, fa in t
Pagton, local weatherman. Mr.
*ald Ihe * h l( depreaataa year- ef Pasco' 247, Pin* Uas 1,919- Polk
GBAFM CROP MOVING
Panton said that in th* aanm per
IM S ahowvd fewer
mnrriacae UM I, a t John* 441, Santo Rose
iod th* 'Eeal Coaat around Tilutand divorcee than any ether year 4M, Seminole M l and Volusia
MONTVBBDEr—(A l— F b r ld *'. vlBn ha* recorded only about .91
y e a n from I t f l
I* moving to markel
o f rain.
t * 1W7. h e total* were 1 U M
Ceqnliee with
weeks skesd of
1947. to addition
the TARPON SPR IN G S, June 3 0 D ural,
drnatk would shorten the (AT—Eight auction* held during
the M-day diverse I
“ j thla year. Them
on th* sponge ewhange
j
Ambassador Takes Is 10 Bombers Discharge
( ’a r
InCrowded
sue With Article In
City Of Badalona
Weekly Periodical
T O K Y O .Inin- :MV — ( A P I —
A IvjihiMin lunvlrql rtwnnl J « ; Hint's i .l jn iil. tit ih e wakn ot
| t"> iLrvs nl h o rr o r In w hich
w ere
M li'U-1 1 1 mi p.-rsn ii*
-J0O
o
th
e
rs
w
ere
killi'il
Three Powers SetNew
in Sees Brother
Battleship Tonnage
Time in 40 Years
m i'-n ijs
T<iW* 1* " i t * v irtu a lly in o lal,,| t>\ In- lu'avuvvt dt'luK" <>f
r;i 111 III .la| .an 'j r.’cortled h la,.,rv .,,.1 l.v ..It ."ithnuaV*- • h ir"
1.., ........... ...........ml .IUrupt<‘" rail
I ,tlM. ri.minunu-aliuns,
th»
..................
Inslltutn
1 v nh at
Hi in >l .11 iiiii". in ••"Ut’-rn J a
in I... |iriq»(i'--I f**r - IruplP»n t..
, i(| lmi 11. nn*. I.luw.ng nurlhwarii
„ ,,,
tin* I *11111 Si'll
F.trit* m»-111 P»I wtded at the and t ti'fiun I.
Ill
I IM
Tli. |>..|in- -urvi-i •huwpil
Mimuijoil X.oo tbi> IKor III IU! vi hi*n 111In*
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r 4i*bv 111.
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i ■rI ill
Iho two \(m III b.ipiiidw WITH * .11 - l. nl tin n
ltiru.ik-1.... . Du- ualliin ni’.t 1°^
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k *, h m p i '
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tin 114'd info thi n u* w * tic**
m.I l-. ■
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lU-lalril rrpnrls
•I Mi*
f. ,t litgti and skill It l.llLnl lln
i)„. H..11 I1 milirstril lh*v*
Th. » hi;** i■e
(n
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r
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uf
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1
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11
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, 11 1 1 1mill psrthqiiak*
Mi ■if • 111 Hi k lir e wiih
• l'l"l
" f f 1 Ihe \ I I U Ml In.
fKirt of Ih* limit.
uul n,it i.. ii « 1.I1 luisl uf st least
■ Imiiif l.,l ill* t.|gj
I
>1 11Mv 1 1 1 In i.I lull'
Th. * MO fl.
Ihn'
Mill'
rat * It'll •| 1. • thru li,itn, It.dll j •li .
Mi. 1 ..f 1 I1- 'Iralht • " »
ln
i,,v f i Min M . Im gf . age 1 Ih*
id .
•■lit I .k>» i '.'I k ..kuhanis. Many rWtat
ktr* .•*
Mi ii til.iller olie '
U Kb
r .in . . 1.III*
, Inn 1 I.,ink* Many ■*( vlellras
f i t lot i 1 Mi.
tvh. f Mi siI1 (Mill * (II .
it
tin
id Mill « .-n » ..uni. iimI rhil.lren whose
11tint 111..
•d the J
kIn
thr (mil*
* »' 11f»f*l Mu- Vilk' .l »•
|i (>.II. .11 f'liina flfh lln *
r*i th* niili ill*- .I ipiii.i4***' Invsiter*.
•king
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I '•*1' Kitir h » . th. ir Mu! - it- i , f V * fi trlti-ii mm*, than 12 Inehas
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fnji a. k%*•II i Mir tth
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Iht tiKirhint? I'hil Mir /mm at J 4•1 Ilf l,,,,klh in th l-M i * t> li* inl'iMlljlll Wl-.lln illiy,
\f i it iTI f ri ■ t
Mtifl.inl, jkiIlcil Mu- |lit Mill M|| If | «lf Ml
\ i li f f lieliimt I lie Tukyii men1 Im• • In - *» 1 •
fvv*u-h Mi*- iw'i «.•hr»■ hut lit. I**;• 1
■1 «!•'IikIH' 1,.11 uf II,nun r.ilukinu Mitsui
Witty
llll'll Ih
i m •! • i*»'a f ill In*i
!h,'l’B .I- . n im ! li*. 14i hi» I I . 1 I.i’ I iliiwii .in 12 hnu.ps hnry. iu M.h. Iv | k'* ••"l*i it 1
1*•sV.••*1
I ItF-IF hr if(
MU|f Ill'llI in,. |u iiit iiii ,. tu i.f wh<>m were
i - ■1 *'' '
1 In ring 11
I In* np> •ug
•! 1 » 1.1 r \f
hnumi
Imvn lii..n hills--*.
t.lll*
Mllffing Iiim I*
I mil II * • .
I .i i n ilirr. Bi’ii kill.-.I simllert hry s h i * nnt b . "Ug
I iptl* I I d
1 lv mi Vok <1Iiiiim i surf III K snaaa’
f 1 \iru? pi*u tn tIn 111*'
«rtlinil
* i u p i I ’rl 111 !■ ,'ii .Irslh i wi’rr rr*
After about f 1v*
'k 1
I '■*
fern,lie -a14*I lithelf n
I hr I
t* ' tpSl *U ill
II n* *|e1 I*
F o lly ,|<-ntl> I
reported in
id.*1 1
li'*itir Hlid begun I**
Mh P**
I ■•|MM I"
i .'itr i-i **,t ,, y m ,.
Hi.
m j* few rnmni nl.H h r m*n«- (mini t
HH’Hl
Phil
I lu. ili’loy, in.*ki. uvory record
inisl e fnllnwri L
....... ■ii..' ftipiin'* iiiutuorologtcal opiry NPrniril hfvvil-! ■led bv Jtifi 1hi •l t
! 11 III* wile si’ivatory
hu .
uslnblished 60
Mnir ru*vv ati m in ml in ir mil t'Ui 11Min Mf •
i .ii r, ay.i I 'nl ii-,- said 150,000
•g*'
Lilt Iv Nlliffi'il (it 1 hr II 1IUM^ II w tin 1up
Ml Iioiiiw in I nk v,i alone wore tnunI1 * • I* •P " 1
llwy likfi.f4* Mil'll- wnv ii* MlIf 1 Mm \•Itfh'tl KltM * In N*n '
I In- t i n 1 •Isits-.l willi I hu water level in
«Mgr linn* fiflrr Mint*
lull not I., 1 * M.. 1 hid d"|d»vrd iiioiiv 11-iii'hing to
thu sucond
Ih '■ulilly they begun !•• m ti w Ml*' '-Hilt fir
with kill. ti I fn-\ floor
11*1*11 to Ihe sltiialii.il an ! Mir !«■ , . mid i.i 1. i»t wiih ih n
l**ng
F.iiiuiguiiry cnll, wurc hniadnull* plat fully nipped i f r mull* IT111N
Y6 11If | 1 m Hi*- meat I l»HIM til*' ''4,1 moiiilunijf thmisanils of rctand tie retaliated with a ’‘Hal 1 I'llil Ilf t hr
i ilu wiukur, fiotii uv servicemen'*
s»riuliu* and othur urgunimtions.
Ill < lima Fhmuau military un
til.irit a-, us|uu,sud la-lirf Japan
was preparing for a now thrust
U"u thu heart of t'hina south of
lit*' \IlllgUe ftivur to cut tho
'"tin
I..............
cummunica lions
linking llsnkow, the provisional
I AI.I.AHitS.'IKK. June
(I,
TALI.AII t s I K. Jiitm :tn nJ’i rspiial with the uutaldu world.
^ 7 " The flnrida
gr.iwei
and
Tlie Jimmy j a-li knimipini;
They ndiiiilted that the Matorwgnrdner may make his f iiu lu ir
shyiiur may n -id: in law, y iv nig chen bourn defense, birring Ja *
s.dectiun from H.tftt brand., ami
V
Kltirid.l
rlllllll)
I'lilMIIH-’-Innt'l* nan’s upriver advance some 175
1,005 special m i,tu n s
miles la-low Hankow might soon
Records uf Ihe^agricullure di- lir.Milrr niAliuri'v in nffi'i-, H'Wnid, give w av under the relentless
|iartnicnl's
mj|fecticn
divUiun for a m t srul iunvictiuri of rriini
pounding of Japanese air bomb
show that udfny different kind, nul,.
e r, and gunboat*.
of fertilise/ have been inspected
Vchen li.id.' rnimly commission.
As thu Mn'nwrhun boom, a
and licens/d fur Florida sale.'
i t , offered fl.nun reward fur rap- hn’ -**- of Mint; a junks, was beThe big number is necessary
turn of Iho t'a-h liny'a stuyi'i, 'hoy in, *•«■■*tv Marled away. Chinst*
brriu s* of rrquirrmenls tn niee, did so uMh’.irt ill-finite sullmri1).
yiprrssed growing apprehension
various
conditions 1 of
soils,
Nnu Kommissinner, havo joined that thu Japanese
planned kn
weather, crop, mid moisture.
in rfconimondlni* <h:it *ht* 1933 overland
offensive
below
the
One company has 577 different Flnrida Log l*:7tmu mnolnl laws
Vnngtle toward the Importi
brands Inspected fur the Flun-U so that clour loyal authority would
Ilankow-Canton railway.
trade. It also has 51 special mie- Imi conferred in offering towards.
Thu Chinese suspected tho
lures. Another company o ffe r,
Cumuli**Minor i'oril A. Turner vsders were planning to cut
446 brand*, while n third has 3U'L of Min mi slid h* ami h i, folios railway, sourer ot supplies fro
Fertiliser consumption has In- commissioner* would have la-on
tin* outside world through Csn1
rrrssad from ‘2H7.4D2 Inns In personally rcsponaildo fort thu tun, at
Changsha,
In
llunn
193.1 to approslmately
450.0011 11,000 reward in 'Ho Cr.sh kidnap
Province about 360 mils*
Ions In the past 12 months. The ing If sumo tnspayor hod filed
w e t nf Ilsnkaw .
State charges an Inspection fr* rnurl action to enjoin such a pay
It was pointed nut th# steady
nf 25 cents a ton.
ment.
riiu In the level nf tha Yangts*
Tho row .nl never w », paid bo
made tho Matnwehen boom mor*
ra uso Information *h*t toil In the
vulnerable and brought nearer
n
arrest of Franklin I'iotco MK’all
Ihe time when Japanese gunboats
was developed hy fodoral agrntr
m
ar
po»*
It.
and Dado county officer*. Such
Furthermore- tho Chinee* vir
DUBLIN June 30— MY - Bom rewards sro not psld to law en
tually a dm It ted the mud feet*
Eamon D fV ilers, bached by Ih* forcement officers.
! about tha boom, mounting o!4
newly won
majority, was regun*, war* inadequate to halt
elid ed prime mlnlater of Ireland
CASH MONEY RETURNED
Js p a n t* , warship* one* they gat
by Dali Elreann. The vole was
76 to 4«j
within cloaa rang*.
MIAMI, iu - » 7 " 30.— (AO— Th*
U waa chiefly a test o f D«Federal Bureau o f Investigation
Valera'e Ftanne Fall party, viewaa dlreeUd yesterday by Cir
iortoue In slectiona V Jon* I f ,
and William T . Coegrave’e Fine cuit Judge 1L K. Athinsun, to
Caah,
Gael. Labor member* tnd tom* return to Jam r* Bailey
Princeton, Fla., 19,995 nf
th*
F lo rid *— Partly cloudy lonighh;
independents did not vote.
910,000
transom monay P*ld and Friday, scattered showtri In'
netted I7IA07.79 and hreught
Dandruff Is believed responsible Franklin Pie res McCall, convict extrema south portiM F rU ifi
l#tal sales for th* first els tor M for M l «c ***** of bald. ed kidnaper, fur th * return of slightly warmer axtrwma nMth1
n f«*t
liiiikihi thi
ill*' hlAtr-t li
8,154 Brands Of
asIi C a s e May
Fertilizer Are
Lead To Broader
Offered Grow ers Laws On Rewards
Y
City News B rie fs
PWA Funds Allocated
For State's Colleges
C
1MT then
{
Commission Discusses
Erection Of T raffic
Light! >n Kith Street
Crofton To Become
II Of F Alumni Head
Asks Japs
Civilians
A
1t 'l ^
. City To Ask Bids New Cage Constructed For
For Two Wells la African Leopards At Zoo
Fort Mellon Park
Kennedy Denies 4 5 Are Killed In
James Roosevelt New Attacks By
Got Him Hit Job Insurgent Airmen
Divorces Reach Highest Peak In
. History Of Florida During 1937
£ -0
*4 grape* la *
*4
*f 1921 to
DeValera Re-Elected
Irish Prime MiniHtcr
LOCAL WEATHER
hi* eon.
east portion tonight.
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Sanford
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KANKORI) IIH K A !^ SANFORD, FLORIDA
Distribution Of
Canned Orange *
Juice Increased
The
Old.* Complaint
* r.™ *•a*.
*-—
S ‘. u tin lic s sh o w thu t a n a v e r a g e o f fo u r p a i n o f ehoei*
|a r e sold a n n u ally to e v e r y in d iv id u al in th e U n ite d S ta te s
gf.M| tIV "a f «o !T "r**i*7," <>M
Id.lMIII p a ir* o f phowie -dionld be m a r k e te d in
£ S l u
f c n l'i'im
S a n fo rd e v ery y e a r , Ini', o u r m e rch an t.* te ll iim t h a t
im<
I AKELAND. Jun* yi
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------------- -----------.h a lf th a t m an y g o o v er th e lo cal cou n ter.* e v e r y ' tw elve l^utinvi uf canned Kl-riiL
9 m u * n S t'U v * A M
j munthre.
juic* hm* twcom* iLmoi«t
•CH trrio.i
h atvi
wn
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iflwftri l i l M ttrn ml
• tl fat til*
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I* will I * «iargt4 f*i
*i«l**etl*laiir mt*MB*
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r»r«m Il*ral4 !■ t i * m i Ih b I
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ft* t i * la i f ia l HU#*
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M f t t t *f T i*
f * il* i I* •**!■l i * i m f*r »*'
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JHSDAY, JU N E
30.
193S
LB T E R S E FO R TO D A Y
T h e obvioud c o n d i t i o n i* t h a t HO p e rc e n t o f th e local
sh o e b u sin e ss g o e s e lse w h e re , a la rg e ja ir tio n o f it to O rja n d o . Now (h e reason.* fo r t h is a r e s e v e r a l, m o st o f them
no* valid, but n n iieth ele*.* d e s tr u c tiv e to th e e co n o m ic w elfa r e o f our c ity and r e ta r d in g *o ,ita pnkgrgjt*T h e f i r s t c o m p la in t v o iced f| t h a t " I c a n ’t g e t' to and
ao j a S a n fo r d .” T o t h a t s t a te m e n t , tH ere is no a n a w e r e x
c e p t : " H a v e you t r ie d ? ”
I f a p erso n h a s h o n e s tly
mail**
an e ffo r t to s a tis fy h is d e s ire s lo ca lly ? th e n
no o n e will
blam e him fo r t r y in g
/ B u t fH * t r u th o f
tinm a tte r is. a s n u m e ro u s ' liirfW n ilfs ^ jv fe ,i> ro v e d , th M «nn«ny
p erso n s a re sh o p p in g in O rlan d o f ir s t and S a n fo r d second.
W e hav e had o u r a tte n tio n
called to s p e c ific
c a se s
w here w om en h a v e gone to O rla n d o and b o u g h t s h o e s, re
tu rn ed to a local s to r e and e v in ce d s u rp r is e th a t th e idw itb
c.d shoe could be b o u g h t h e re at a lo w er p rice. T h e sam e
'h in g has happ en ed to o t h e r
m e r c h a n ts .
W e know -of a
c a se , ab so lu tely a u th e n tic a te d , o f a m an w ho b o u g h t a suit
in O rlundo and g a v e a s h is re a so n tha*. h e c o u ld n 't b u y th e
sam e th in g in S a n fo rd . W e know fo r a fa c t t b i t th e sam e
suit w as fo r sale in o u r lo cal s to r e s a*, th e m m c p ric e .
It h as been po in ted o ut to us th a t
in m an y c a s e *
wom en are in flu e n ce d to buy t h e ir c lo th e s in la r g e r tow n*
By th e som ew h at silly re a s o n in g thut it ad d * d is tin c tio n to
h eir a t t ir e . In o th e r w ord s, to be s p e c ific , a d re s s b o u g h !
at H ick e r*taff\ * in O rlan d o , b u t m ade by H ead ’s, is s o m e
how b e ltv r th a n th e sa m e d ro ss, m ade by th e s a m e c o m
p an y , bu*„ sold in S a n fo rd .
Som< how we c a n 't g e t
th a t
irm rep* lo th* conventhm* f rtm ’ i I part*
mmhwifin of 'h * country. All
that
wort? k**p» busy Bf-rvitii;
canned cittu* product* are rapidly
and toll tn; th» trnfe shout Flor- liecnminf hiff o .Imh,
of
ida f m i 1.
them slid they had found tha*
'They parrimlar y liked >h** new •heir customer* lik* th<‘ Fbuifla
products, too."
hUmJvd ^l ruia orange and r n p t
■Irui^
Mr. M.Trvin !aid.
Mr Marvin aa id that thr »n
‘W b n i i t h “ lf «»f t h o a r w ith whom |dependent retail yfrort rn# as will
ti*nwivr it x t i n t o f rtlrmi <i ymjii'- «•*
>*}V/tl
prrfnrrrd
Bweplrned | a *
fruit juice in central wt .irw, | \ \ l* ra |r* frdd juicr, the other * llk**d
Virvin, idvertisinbr it** nHirer
f it un -wrrU'iwd*
fhe h lurirfi Citiug I "<■m ■» r ■i*in.
" W p U lk d d in many hiindM^l*
ibid today upon HIb r•(urn firfij jo f iru^gfij'l1nt ifr«M'i«r» who came
that
ti 'i r it o r y .
"tn a *urv«y of a m m il-r of
I hir*«n grocery tlu n - ilurinir the
-arly. puft « f June it w.nn friulid 1
Ib i t
31
p ftrw n t
uf
ih* *n h.i-1 ■
storRn uf ranncij Huriibi i.rjni?e
jiiic***”, »h* R»id, ,*whi «• liwr >#nr
' +**'* "tbun hi If of th*rn
rifll*T|T bi>^. Ev*ryon* of 'h. *. dr.rP(
had supplifu of cann«>«| yrg|).frui:
A display of canned Florida iri»"tub product* at the l|*» annunl
“ronvrnUon *r th* National A*-ociRifiion uf Re tail ( irierori «n Cin
cinnati from Jitnn 2n :<j 23 a t-*
I raft fiJ wide ut ten l inn. Mr. Mar- *
Daniel Beard
T O N IG H T
Freddie Bartholomew
a
( The roftecnoon
rapklly fua.dhe gu«'*t* with their
knitting,.I lowing and illacuaalnn
of (h* fJtr.-jDalnty rafieahmenta
war* a n t i
Among the gueata were Mra.
Frank L. Woodruff. Mra. John
Smith, Mlaa llaltlo Bell Hyor,
g Brother* baa been Mra. C. II. Dlngra- Mra. O. L.
ltd retirement for lit* Taylor, Mra. Harry Lewla and
■Tha biggest show on Mra. Tyrtor.
mhtn’t ataad tha comp**
On Thuraday afternoon, "The
mi O ograw , tha NumCelery ■Qoeen," a erulaer owned
Interest Still Being
Paid
O n
Old Railway
Handily i-vcning where lh*y * w «
mt't anti wclcumnl by an aulu
party (nnipinnl uf Mr. John llano.
Mina Kay llarrU of Orlando, Sir.
Warrrn Story (rum Oiuloota an I
Mr. and Mrs. A. I). I’.rriah of
SanfordThe e n il.e r party rnnalatrq. *1
Mia. Ilona lla y n n of DeLand.
Mina Kiltlo (intra ni
\VlnUr
Haven. Mini Freid* 8 * Iweri* of
Winter Dark, Ml»» Jan * Ilaao Of
Orlaniln, Mlaa fth rl Saundero of
Grirnaboro. N- C.. Mr. Jelht Riiam'II of'Sknftfrd, Sam 81mp»i!n nf
Chuluo'a, G .o rg , b e at o f. ftllarjdo. Frank Allen o f Sanford and
Mr. Harry WaUch of Uatrpit,
Mich.
*
Tha party took dinner In Ocala
Sunday and left Monday a f t e r
noon arriving In Sanford
on
Thuraday evening, all part tr*'
having enjoyed a moat delightful
trip and
(pending
two day a
camping
along
the
beadtlfnl
Oklawaha
banka
fiahlng^ ^nak
bathing.
- *
W. A. Whllcomh o f Blooming
ton'. Ill-, ia vlaillng Mr. find K m .
M. K. Dooley, and alan looking
after bualneaa Intereata herd.'
Tha'
Govti
Formoaa baa 'a^ M iM ^ d * \ X e b l i
Im u m win be eoo*tro*t*d to pro-
* k " , 'W *' F « « d un f»T Dollar liner
Preaklent Hottvao
maeey yaa/e 4 « i t « .o Iu a lly It U I WM blown u k , re
U*
gukii to atop. IWoat Pplnt clU-*' - -- ........................
n o t Are now paying Intercut or
a »S0 000 bond <***»> fW a Vnll
road that no longer exist*.
The (Uy paid 1 150,000 in In'
Ur«at on tha bond kuna over
period of 10 ytara but nothii
on the principal. Th* City Fat
an
decided ih l* , eodidn't go
and la rtOl cmuckma tha
a
important thmga to da are Jo
t^a n iza tion**,
“Lord Jeff”
•
U
Hung Chang (1823-1901)
founded the Chinese navy.
Mickey Flooney
i*Fi
*
-A L S O -
Fight
Pictures
Louis e- Schm eling
llalHtof IIKU
Picture#
L«hm r i * * t ,
STARTS TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS 8 D A Y S
FRIDAY
M a rv elo u s
8:30 A. M.
V A LU ES
ANOTHER YEAR HAS PASSED AND W E WISH TO
TA K E TH IS OPPORTUNITY TO E X P R E SS our ap
preciation lor your valued patronage in past years and
it ts our desire and aim to make our store worthy o!‘
■
,y<>ur continued puiromiKc. 11 has always been our pol-r
icy never to overlook QUALITY for PRICE. We sell only highest quality possible at popular prices at) It
has been our experience that “QUALITY IS REM EM BERED LONO A FTE R PRICE IS FORGOTTEN.” In
appreciqtion of your vuhivea jiatronage we are offering our stock, which is unusually large at this time o f the
season, at END OF T H E SEASON P R IC E S. Final Reduction prices on our merchandise in Mid Summer,
STYLE SHOP
“Where Shopping 4* A p t e u r c ^ .... "
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Buy One Dress
Get Another Of The
SANFORD TW ENTY Y E A R S AGO
Miaa Hattie Hell llyur of Urgona will bo killed londn ia the huuaa Rural of Mr,
our
Independence mid Mra. It. J . Holly thla week
loat In obtaining it.
Mr. ami Mra. ti- C. Chamber
lain have returned from Daytona
|T« kapa tha obaervance of the Beach where they have been for
rth o f Ju ly will not be at the paat week.
g M t g agcrlfice of life and Mra. It. J . Holly In her ununl
charming manner entertained the
member* of the HcwSevr
r u
ngwtpopera aay Muaaollnl un Friday afternoon at her han’t'
III a *$ Franco to atop bombing on Park Avenue. Many beautiful
rtllak ahlpa. In m illu ry pera rtlrik
wrrn were u«
taro,' tha original ordgt will ba
oraBodf. .
nathinal
r
in ’ thV
— WILLIAM WILLIAMS
1heir
The g a r b a g e c a n
ci re ui -umniar. Waah it oftfa a
week with scalding n a^iUr r v i t
-cap tuib. R in a it tkoroaghlr
i ml *h*n air il in the tun,
lYmi'll find * hos* or Inng-hars.
■Ilfd bru-h helpful in cleaning.)
Line the pail with paper* AM
«lurnys keep the lid lightly in
place.
Need a hurry-up m nl ? Combin* alt your teD-orer T*jretii>lca
with a *avory cream sauce. Add
J "ome irratid
ehee*e and bear
|Serve the e*»mbin«tton on m*-h**d
potatoes firthioned into rake* o
pour it over cracker* nr tn^^i
You tun add a iitt'e left <i\vi
gravy, two, for flavor.
“an* iriviny irrowerA *|dendii| atinThe nlde-t p in of North Ameri
port in pfumf.iinp the *a ’r d ca, the fir^f In l»e idrvated ahuxe
both fn*-*h and canned Florida «ei level, ifi the northeastern aei-citru* fruit*."
tlun.
jul#*/*
' .iBfM IS RK BEU .in.V : flu' th.
akg Ilk* *J>» in Miblipi fpii,
It cannot rent,
■p mire and dirt. Thtpy ib
'
, tilth my God, *o tht ^irked
51:20, 21.
re aso n in g .,
1 ■ VN^"hkve lutard th e c o m p la in t th u t th e local s to re s , do •
not c a r r y la rg e en o u g h s to c k s .
How c a n 'h e y , w hen th e y
T H E RU H TLK .tlF A WING
a re not p atro n ise d fo r w h a t
th e y
a lre a d y c a r r y ?
As a ,
la • aarrow val*
m a ile r o f fa c t, if e v ery h o u se -w ife who tra d e s in O rlan d o
_______ " f tf l barren p » k *
would d irect Imr d o lla rs lo c a lly , o u r m e r c h a n ts would don-1
, , 0 t « w o atam iti**.
Ble 'h e i r stis-k s, rem od el t h e ir sto rey , and th e c ity would
' W i atriva In VSln to kwk b*yon.l e n jo y a boom.
■ , <ha bright*
Fa t t y aloud and th* only anw, , " p m
I* th* acbo of our walling cry
,tho vole*!*** Bp*
L a st week w as I b e c ig h l v -c ig h lh b ir lb d a y
of
lla n ie l
unrvplylng d*ad
I com** no antw*r.
C a r le r Fb (in i, a ffc c tiim a '.n ly kn ow n us “ Illicit! l ia n ,"
who,
a
f
t
e
r
a
fr
u
itfu
l
life
us
uu
e
n
g
in
e
e
r
,
illu
s
t
r
a
t
o
r
,
a
u
th
o r,
1i . f t * night of death
te a c h e r anil e d ito r, b e ca m e A m e ric a 's n u m b e r o n e out*lig»rsi a *>ar,
anlng lav*
niun and v e n e ra te d pioius-r in (lie bu ild in g o f th e g r e a te s t
k far th* untie of a wing.
Isiy s clu b in th e w orltl— T h e Hoy H couts o f A n ieritx i.
lie
RO BERT INGFItSOLL
r*re iv e d b ir'.h tla y g r e e tin g s fro m th e
I ’ren ld o n t o f
th e
U n ited H lu tes. an d o th e r e m in e n t 1 a r s o n s fro m
a ll o v er
A m e ric a n
a v t s a ME, O TIH lli GREAT the w orld -n w o rth y trib u te to I h e f a t h e r o f
J f e JKIIO YA II
S co u tin g ,
B ftZ
______
A g r e a t love fo r th e o u t-o f-d o o rs, a s well n s f o r boy«.
OnUe XM> o lk«u great Jrhovah. ev en tu a lly hsl to h is le a d e rs h ip in d ev e lo p in g th e R o y S c o u t
, Pflgrlra through this Uirren
m ovem ent in A m e rica , o n e o f
th e
g r e a te s t
c hh anrra
a cc tfjf
Uadi
hut thou *rV m igh t*, (T tllK iH g in s titu tio n s , nnd o f mV lit t l e c o n se q u e n ce
with 'hy imwi-rful liurxi; acco m p lish m e n t o f c o n se rv a tio n an d w ild -life p re s e rv a tio n ,
_ R n a d o f Uetvtn,
]l Is not only a tr ib u te to D an H eard, b u t to th e n a
I l M « ill 1 want no more.
tio n also th a t l,l'2r>.IH)0 A m e ric a n b o y s tro o p to th e c o lo rs
kou th* cryatal foun'ain
o f th e nm m l ro d e , "O n m y h o n o r I w ill do m y b e s t to do
1 ’H W ic a tka haling *treain« ■)•* my duty to find nnd my c o u n try and to o b e y
th e S c o u t
fU w f,
law . T o help o th e r people a t nil tim e s . T o k e e p m y a e lf
1 tha flary, cloudy pillar
ad my Journry through: p h y sic a lly s tr o n g , m e n ta lly a w a k e and m o rn lly s t r a ig h t ."
Strong Driirerer,
' 'l a thou *<111 my BtrtnK'h and __________________________________ _________________
— 1 -i.'
9e~
Bhlrid.
bacoma of tha oldoirth of July teleI tha flro depart;
I ran down main
I op at tha hydrant,
water an a blaring
TH U R SD A Y , JU N E 30, IM S
Same Price For
Ju st ^ 1.00. If you
Only Want One
AT REGULAR PRICE
GET ANOTHER TIRES
)F SAME 1'RICE FOR
FOR PRICE OF ONE
PLUS
(iarment Bring A
Friend And Buy 2
”
Dresses Together v
And Share, These Valuesr
[Come Early-Gel Year Choice
4u$t ImagineSuchV al ue»
SILK PRIN TS—W ASH SIL K S
CREPES— SILK LINENS
LATEST STY LES A N D COLORS
Sizes 11 To 52. Also H alf Sixes
2-$3.95 Dresses1 for
S 4 .9 S
2—>$4.95 Dresses
$ $ • $$
D resses
for
f o r ;,
m
Dresses fo r
Dresses
fo r
Dresses
for
. r t. t m>
m.
Z-$ll*50 D resses.'ior
♦
WaPVJ
MILLINERY C otton -fro<
ONE L p T CLOSfl OUT
4
A A
VALUES TO* $ 3 i5
1 *y U
OlfR E N T I f f r m C K O ^ U M M E R HATS—
ALL TIIB N E W Q R SU4RK# A ljD COLORS
One Group Close Out
VALUES TO 92.95
Voiles—Broadcloths
Values To $&95
WE HAVE SELECT!
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9AT, JUNE 30, 193fl
PACE TIinEB
TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.. T
— 5-
® T
S otial A n d Personal Activities
F. W. Stanley, J r . And
Miami Girl Are Wed
Mrs. Nell K >lan«tnn o f Minnil
announce* the marriage of her
tlaugh^Vr, F r a n c e i Manutofi
i
Miami lo F W. Stanley, Jr ., of
.
thi« city, the marriage haring
,M
taken place on Apr. :WI.
Mr and Mr*. Stanley ire visit
ing htre as guent* of Mr, Stan
FRIDAY
Semi annual election of officer*
• ^ S '* ■
M bs Sunn- Shivers of VidHdr, ley m parent**. Mr and Mr-. F
TH*' fcxaS nation exercise*
ofJ V h r ' li J *
,b ' r»n gre«,.m „.|
Ga t ia Viaiting here «i ihe gueat J V.^ Stanley, at their home
San
* •m e t
1 j& s^i . tW -D A tt, Vacation Bible School I ™ * r."n' ^
Pk u T
"
of Mr*. O. V . McBride.
j ford Avenue.
, m ; V < t e g n h ^ w it h a program of th . >“ " * £ ' " ^ t . T
# . 1 ' *.
*»•• ,d n » rtm » n u . junior
pri-’
*h*
^
of the ConMr. ami Mr-. R, !l Stone and
H a Igler and M i n
M irg a re
W IT , M b kindergarten, will b* j
Chur' h
tori, Ralph, nf Valdoatu, (in , me V
held al t k . p i . n
■ ,,, i O fficrn
rhoaen in aerve for the
j
the gue^tq of Mr* (> C. McBride. H aig er. Mr*. Mhiiii will aluo
W
P
ChUrCh
■ > rmmth. are a . follow,:
vi*n in Atlanta white ^he u awiy
n. ’ _
,
president, Mia* Emmeline Thur«1 S-dstI
Mr*
D.
C.
Hodgkins
will
leave
|
*
h" h“ ’ h" ' " vu‘"
*
le Uaa* of the>ion; first
sice.president and pro
mg hi llayrieville for 'he pant
»l f.hurch will hon- gram chairman, Hugh Lesher; tomorrow for Wafthington, I), f .
<»VT.
•» MlW M D, Dree at a party arrond siee-preanlent and social where (he will VMM for tome lime few week*, will return home wlfh
Mr Scott
.»' •
»hl*h with be given at the horn* chairman. Mi's Mary Nickle; reMr. and -Mr* Walter H lltrh
*'fV
Mc»- B. A, Londenberg on the cording secretary, Riby Vilhrn;
•Mr, and Mrm John Weaver r
IS--,
.W M Bide, a t H 00 o'clock. Mrs. corre-ponding
secretary,
Mi«* and Anti, |lav id, will upend the
turned Tuesday from Hirniidg
coming
week
end
ar
Daytona
•
Dee* la %’ etas, member w ho ia Mary
Ellen L e.h .r; treasurer,
barn, Ala whei* they vi*tied for
Daring S anford soon H o .te .s e , Amo, Jones; Chaplain, William Beach.
a few days.
>
» UI •»' Mr*- W. S, Thornton, Goetarh; publicity chairman. Oka
Mra. Roger B William* will
D* *>■ Smith, Mr, Harold M*«on; and sponsors, Mr, and
Mr and Mrs Getirge John* ul
iApplaby And Mra, l.ondenberg. Mm. Henry Witte, J r , and the leave tomorrow for her home In
New Yolk City after vmtmg here Jack-oh Mis* Me spending the
VJ
Attendance of all member, i, „
Reverend J . B Root.
with Mrs, Johns'
W
quested. ■;*
Following the election, the naw a a the guest of her mister* Mr* week heie
father, Forrest U k r. Mrs John*
r
president took charge of the meet Walter || Bach*
TUESDAY
will be
remembered
a*
Mi««
The regular husine*, and ,oeial ing. The program chairman, Hugh
- <>Mr and Mra. W C. Hill, Mi** Maude Lake
\
w eeting. « f Circle Number Two Dasher, hamed the program com
’
■ ' s jt h a Firat Me'hmiist Church will mittee a , follows: Miss Audrey Caroline Itlll, .Mias Caroline Hun
Friend* nf Mis* Oleda Dy*u"
he held at Ihe home of Mm. J . K Neese, Miss Helen Habe, and Wil ter of For* M yers mid C«ne Lr
Gette have returned to Saufoid
J ”
.; Crawford. 1901 ()l If Au>aa>et,a.a.
* liam Goetsch.
ill bv glad tn learn that ike
' . V8 130 o'stork.
recovering from a recent ton
Mist Jan * Gantt was chosen from Coronado Beach.
•- i U
Tha- regular buainr.s and
>o art at social chairman in the
Mr. and Mrs, W W illin g h am .
l,r' n
'
. .<.1 r * cUl meeting of Circle Nii in ber absence o f Mist Mary Nickle.
Ihe
Fernahl
Miss A n n ifcO .Methvin, Kit Mott her home from
■ S
- Three-w ill be held at th* home
and Ikin Phillips will spend 1hit l-aughton Menu rial Hospital
*
of Mrs. 8. O. Shinholtrr, 1408
afternoon at Green Bpringa where
* w * ,Oak Avrnue, at 3:30 n clock.
Friendt -.( Harry Hall will he
they will enjoy a pknic.
•MV'
Th# regular business and sointerested to know that he has
•clot mrating of Circle Numbel
Friend a of Frank McNeill v, j11 been transferred (rum Atlanio
Five will be bald at 'he home ot
be glad to learn that he is r«' to West Burnt, Miss whete hr
V - :. '
Mra. L M. Telford, Floral Heights,
covering at his hoin? on Park will be manager of the Woul
at 7:30 P. M.
Promotion cards nf merit will Avenue from injuricj revived in worth store
be awardrd at the commencement a recent fallr .$ : .
exerclsrs of the Daily Vacation
Mrs Itertn llrerdeii. Mrs o G
Bible Mchuol which will be held
Miss Marie Huddleston has ar Holland, Mrs John Weaver ami
tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock at rived from Philadelphia »o visit Mr and Mrs II E. Turner and
lha First Baptist Church, The ten- here for the next two weeks as Mddred Turner will leave tonight
Tha. Buard of Stewards of the day Bible course his been spon*
Ualhbditl Episcopal Church of sored by the MInn ter ml Associa the gueft of her mother. Mrs, for Kirhmiiadi V*. where they
Nonnye Huddleston at her home will spriui some time.
• fflt
Osifdo met at tha home of Mr. tion of the Churches of Sanford
at 1000 laurel Avenue.
'H .
Wid Jim , C. R. Clonta on Monday under the supervision of Mra.
Ilr and Mrs, E. l>. Ilrownl ‘e
•veiling•for the purpose of elect- Stella H. Arrington.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Newman,
and Hurrv Brownlee Irfl.y e a tirIpg officers for the coming year
and
Mra.
W.
A.
Adams
and
iDughA play and program, under the
ka wall a t attending to other direction of Miss Ruth Hand, te n , Olive Ann and Ada, are ex day for Montreal, N. (\ where
they will spend about a vteeh
church matter*.
Mra. E. C. Williams, and Mrs pected lo return home tomorrow
-J George W. Morgan was elected Volia Williams, will also be pre from Cornsdo Beach where they before going on to South t arolma
and Georgia to visit.
d ta lrn tn , W . t . Chance vice- sented by the young people. have been fur Ihe past month.
.tbT
chadnHAM,. and Mr*. Wl P. Carter, Through song, story, and play
Zfy1
•*#' t '*
Friends of Mrs. J . W, Mero, Jr.
8rpt-TVe*a. Those rsrently elected tha children will show what they
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew > u rn
of Lake Mary will be glad to learn way will leave
M Af b m of the Board of Stew have accomplished.
tomorrow
lor
•
a rd *'to -s e rv e during the coming
The public ia cordially invited that she has been removed to her Washington- I>. •' here they will
T w r w tia fifO W. Morgan, W. T.
home from the Femald-Lnughton Visit Mr. and Mrs Aery Carrs
to attend the exercises.
*,( 'J. .a
Memorial Hospital vAierM |ah* way They will spend some lime
Chance, A. M. Stewart, C, R.
Clan La,. Dun Carraway, ( ‘has. Las.
underwent an operation recently. in Atlgptie City where Mr. Cur.J
M U H IC IS F K A T U K E D
Lawton, Mra. W. P.
raway wtll attend the National
Mr*. Leo Echoli and daughter,
n a i f I mm F . W. Talk o 1t. The
■■
Elks Convention, and Mra. CarraShirley,
left
yesterday
fur
Pinch\ "
■( ttrastAeh eiacted ware U. F WheelMusic la being made . an Im
way will vfgit an aunt.
ard,
AU.
whare
they
will
remain
■ar, Sten Nelion and T. I„ Lingo. portant ftatur* in the »ervic«t
,-e
; jrff;
-T b eQ v led o Llona Club hai start* at Full Guapcl Tabernacle. Or for an indefinite length of time.
SHOPS TO REOPEN
e ^ « . raotevnant to secure a com- lando Road near Geneva Avrnue Mr, Echols is doing nicely at the
•
moniTy,"building to fca erected in The Tabernacle quartette, com Vaterana Hospital at Bay Fine*,
TAMTA, Juna 3 0 .— i/PI— The
near SI. Petersburg. He will leave
d f f S * "> dweetwatsfr Park, and at it* meet- posed of Mra.
Ed Monforlon.
Atlantic Coast Line railroad shop*
there
aoon
for
Oteer,
N.
C.
where
.y
f
on Tataaday, Uon A. H. Ting- lira. George Walla, Fay Lee. and
In Tampa, closed since April, will
•i"*
• tag imported Ih it prospect i were John Matthew*, la growing In be will receive treatment.
be reopened Tuesday with em
v K
•* IpvimkU io r working out the pro*
favor. Mr*. Fred A, Richey, wife
Mr. F . D. Scott will leave to- ployment o f 160 skilled worker*
•jKts'-’ pirtKrf. (own vlaRora present
for Haynevllle,
Ala., and a
payroll of
|30,000 a
r - f t : XMMLjiak-Burgess, Bob Caton and of the pastor- la alnging fre morrow
where ha will spend • week, lie month,
Jam es Grant, superin
’i .??'
J,
of Orlando; al to Jam ta quently a i aolotat, and Mra- J . E.
said
M lPIgr- ° ----- * - T 't> Joe Hcnd- Spurting and Mrs. A- Wlcboldv will be accompanied by Mrs. Roy tendent of motive power,
Mann, who will visit Mr*. W. U yesterday.
| V-^> f t g f a s iSa apeaktr. J . B. Jonta Jr.. are offering duet numbers.
6 EWE •MARTIN LANEY, Soefcty Editor
Social Calendar
Congregational Body
Electa Its Officers
Promotion Cards To
Be Awarded Pupils
T e le p h o M 14S
Personal f3
Ju iy 1 & 2
Shop Where Your Dollar Goes Farther
LA DIFS’ DRESSES
One
S a t i i l v B . J . Ovarstrer’ , Jr.
►Jt. W httlar report* » Y ,,T
Mlkml Vnd it e r Weal, ond be-
Special $1.00 Each
tine lot printed
Dollar Day 2 For $1.00
Piques, Suiting,
W affle Cloth
W m tli
J
tu
ti
N alur - U>
LADIES' PANTIES
ind l..u»- 1 nrmti«*l
d'h V ttin*
$1 * i
Dollar Day $1.00
ONE LOT SILFCS
LADIES' GOWNS
Printed anil Plum
W o rth up to 79c
MEN’S DRESS SH IRTS
2 Yards For $1.00
ii i*d I *«i j ii tn't
Si/.
lit.«il«* **| prin t i'll liai i 11‘» 17 $1 ifi valm*.
Special $1.00 Each
In ni*ut, fiini v |*iiiti'ill*
Keg ii bit |micu f t ,rtO
One lot printed
»■*.■
Special 2 For $1.00
WASH SU ITS
A yrs
up tn
t Yards For $1.00
Hoy** Shuit Slueki-
4 Yards For $1.00
Dollar Day $1.00
Batiste, Dimity, Voile,
Suiting, Broadcloth
BATHING1'‘ SU ITS
Worth up to 3Hc
\ nine In til llfi
OlU- fu| ilirti's
5 Yards For $1.00
WASH TROUSERS
Values
to
$1.95.
(b rukei i
Special $1.00 Each
s«/«-s|
Dollar Day $1.00
BED SPREADS
Shu k*.
* I BO
Men's it
Special For $1,00
\
BEACH WEAR
Crinkled and Cundlrwick
W u rth
ONE LOT CHINTZ
T m l o i e .l
Worlh no In Tkr
B uys ’ A l l Woul
slim t*, and Play
) l J5 V.11u»*
Suit*
Special $1.00 Each
SWIM TRUNKS
with built in Kuppiirlei
One Lilt Ladies'
Dollar Day $1.00
HATS
Children's DrcHHcs
Pi in H ii li d Sheurx
V ii I in* I** $1 95
Value to f j !>6
Close Out $1.00 Each
Special $1.00 Each
Men's Alt Silk
HAND MADE T IE S
line I nl
newest >ummei puttcrii.
BATH TOWELS
Dollar Day 2 For $1.00
and all linen. Wurth ifPr.
E itr a heavy and large
Children’s Dresses
!•» i*bun* uiit
Vulih* tn
$1 25.
2 For $1.00
5 For $1.00
Men’s full length
Kxtru Heave
SOCKS
B EST GRADE PRINTS
Unhleuched Cotton
Emmy patterns and while
Organdy, Vullrs. list isle
Short Length
Dollar Day 10 For $1.00
Special 10 Yards $1.00
PLAID TA BL E CLOTH
MEN’S SPORT BELTS
6H x HH. Fast Colorv.
III
Special For $1,00
white, libit'k & while,
w h i tr
hfitwji
iV
Dollar Day 2 For $1.00
B EL BE R LUGGAGE
Dollar Day $1.00 O ff
11n i t l i « * i |
(%iiiuii
m r
w ii N .
10 Yards $1.00
WEAR WELL SH EETS
Special $1.00
l imit u tn rtislu m ar
I la iii Ihhi P o r c h S h a d e s
on any Gladstone or finer quality
w tfk anil r a v
ilen'a
Two-Piece Underwear
MEN’S SOCKS
In regular lengths o r elastic tup*
Regulate 30c and 66c
Dollar Day 3 Pairs $1 00
2 Pairs $1.00
i ^Tsaa >-l- during his vacation.
uf
X g r « 4 tu r i
Hegubit |*i u i* » ! *1**
D 'd lu r Duy J t«■i $ 1 0 0
A K »i buys' situ su it\g« • J in ■*
V alo rs ti» $ | fill
OVIEDO
m*4 B r t . T . II. Norton ot Oviedo
r lMga>ol«Maib*r* preaeni.
•■ V & S i
B . ‘J.'O v * r*tr* *t, Jr . an<l family
, . * A ^ y ' SaQO- nxiad *o Longwoswt wh*r»
* r
- ■•SdF’ win make Ihtir future home.
‘ $ & * £ - • * sO j * . O am m ig* and famdy. for-
I,it
BOYS’ WASH SHORTS
Orw» rai’k of *h*cr i|rv**rs
Value lo $3,115
tliuieishirts of fine riimheil Mwis«ribbed yarn. .Shorts with ever Inst mg
covered.siilr elu-ln and the new
Grippers.
Grippers .In ,wMy « , i h
the broken button prubl. tn an,I m.completely lauinlry prin.l, m , mm
ur Short*
UNDERWEAR
Undershirts nf fine cumbrd Fngll"h
ribbed yum. Shurls full rut and
S h irts u r Shurt*.
Childret?*
ONE LOT LACES
Wurth up In 'Jbe
2 0 Yar d* f u r 9 1.011
5 For $1.00
One l.oU-40 yds. $1.00
flpecial
cinse out.
Atte value
3 For $1.00
On* to t
BUTTONS
W urth up tn 60c Til.
Special 19c Cd.
I.aillf*' Linen A Printed
HANDKERCHIEFS
12 For $1.00
& Saturday
£
Mull's twi* pi-**"!-
4 For $1.00
FLOW ERS
lo
Special $1.00_____
-H ill.n i n . | shrunk
PHOENIX SOCKS
5 Yards For $1.00^
nn<l
3 For $1.00
Best Grade
PERCALE PRIN TS
N u tm u l uiul U r m ii. -Hi *
wub*.
VViiflh 11* $ 1.95.
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July
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T H E S A N R O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
THURSDAY. JITNR .*>, i « < ;
TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
latka Noses
iddy Limits Local Nine THE STANDIN^S ^ a l Nine_Meets
’
Saints It Doable
T o Five Scattered Hits
►rr tr tim
leas Secure Totnl Of Seven Mingles
Off Deliveries Of C'harlie Atwrtter;
Pitman I amuIs Sanford Hitters
■KLCA linWfa, I'Af.A I K A.
f SO—T*h*- IMatku Az.d* • ti*W' ill* Nunf- rd I *Niltiii|i , ||. i %
Blfrht by B Mine tif
' |m
Am whirh it* *»vtdi-d |t|. n . of
HOM
L E Al
RUN
: R S
m and n nra* pH* hitig |t#-rfo*
W by Ja rt ........I
atho tu'lU'l in hi
\ tt lh«* Ancon.
i ,„
in h ,
MWy held I h«- I
! 1*1 fiv*
dp ring th<- «in Minit*v wh.!»
n le Alwnttr, oil 10 toll for
Hanford d -l-rn ' " o h -Id tluIda* CFCW to Nrvrn hila, h»|i
bnablc to ku p . h* m -i it ten d
So Axalet- took Mif m| hi 'In
i ' * flltnta
a In 1
fhi Ina utM ( R fiit to seritn 1 on a vs iM
H, and fcom l wIkdi K I mil*
Bn * hrough rhnM m*o Irf-
*hcn
lie
H im -
m g l .d
B ill f la t Today
Martin’s Garapc
General
>
Repairing ?
'I^eamHClash InLea^ue
Games At 3:00 And
Toni ght At 8:15
Rodlrtt— Spring*— Traltere
A price you csx affori
to pay
By JU LIAN KTRNSTROM
t.n .M .m
tllllu riv lll#
,*
1 ‘ fe1|
f> e »riu rt
- I I 19
•»:
lM yfona !!»■.•»«*h
II
jn .a•7
Si Augtj*On»Jl
J* | D
J’aialk.s
|t | i I D
OilnfMfu
...
)« It
r><
ls » U S t
|> |J I**
" ■ • rim
...
...
n
h
_ii'*
I l M t l l i l.l*| A lghl
PVfaffta fa 9 *4 9 4 1 4 '4.
r^f.«p<i j . O iiiiiifu t.
iln ln rn fllln C. lit Augustin*i
(I* In ru n io )
lily lu iM U*** h at U o a b tiri. •«••*.
iimtmrm T « i a f mm4 T H l g k l
•I. Anammttm* mi 4 *m t 4 r 4 J i l t r
H. a »4 H id t. M.
O i Iaim I u i t F u U lh i I ) |& I* VI
•mi * is f h i
!•*-!.and at Daytona R*«rh t 1 i *
V M »fwl a I * I* M i
•inlftHflll# St t^raD urg M l . I*
. incp W. R. M rfrjc k 'n h#*
organized a semi-pro club, San
ford will have ila sroond ela»* pf
bafpl-all in u ntimh«*r of ya*iM.
Mr* rnrk.n ha. oripiilip.| a eroup
of local player* having a hit of
tol-nl and will m lr r the Mule
I-mi-pro tnurpiniint which i, ho.
Ing hr Id ,n l)nyl>nn ftc-rh unit r
Ih , mipervi-inn of .Stale Comml..
T h . Sanford lamkouta w d l rn
alonrr Kd Simma. Thr boy. w,||
I'-itain lha 81. Augiiatinr Saint*
play Ihrir fir.l game of ih- tour
in a double header at Ih- loral hall nament against an unnamed
paik ihi» aftrrnuon and tonight in nrnt on Turoday, July 5.
*• tdlar Florida State league haAn interraiing not# eonrerni-ig
thr Lookouta i» 'hr fact that I I I ie game ' hiw af'crn*»tn tla r lr d
prrmrut tuUor of th- S inford ( lull
N o r in v a i. I .K t O lK
l on o'clock whde to n ig h t<. will remain in thr rnrmory of ('onNew Ym k
it
u t b e gin , p ro m p 'ly n» H: 15
I'ln rio n a tt
t ( i*
nir Mack, managrr of Ihr I'hll,Mat.
is
drlphia A'hlrtlca of Ihe Amrracrn
C tilrm n
n
11
The linc'up for the Saints wdl league. Mr, Mack wna piraenlnl
ItoMlon
3* 31
i.fMiiv
2* .it
4•• include Judy on second hn-c, Kirk a «crot| which ronininrd lha nano a
llrwiK I v a
31 31
.11.
on "hortatop, Heim in lrf»- of every profra-ional biaelnll
rh in * •'11•iti *
i* in
R m n II* V emfenimf
fi** *1. Rutin in centerf odd, Retrn player in the United Sta'ea ‘.aNew York » 4 rtiHaitelptih
1 * nIu on third bn*e, fSvrm on firat day. K.arh ciuh haa one page In
I'll fetuirgt* l C|f)rlnntill t
iM«ef Srhurcigercth in rightfu-d, the acroll ii|M.n which the .ignaSt f .#••■»at t# l ‘hlrl|ii S
H r t * IU I.M l VlaKC
M^mhlcy, Omzaleg or tVrrnn b*
lurca were placrd.
Mo*|tt|t T. Itr tt«tk I v n 4
bind the platter and Judy’s hurlf;« me m Tm 4 mf
KIIOItT SPORT
SHOTS We
♦»w have nc»< been announced,
IldalnR .it Uronklvn
hope to are Johnny Adx get aotn~
New Ynffc at |‘hHat|f||ihl«.
f The |^>«»koul line-up will include action with the l-nnknu'a.............
Hf l.oul* at •'•tlrdU't
Hilly Mcwrrr In rrni#i field, J«h* Rill Hofmann, the public gddreaa
Cincinnati al I'ltlakorKti
Doljark in leftfie «l, Fddio Davi* announcer at *hr Sanford gam ,
#l| «•» firs* haae. M*.r* I'ltrnan on ia «ti I not in love with any of thr
f*1#vain rt>l
r.v* third baa#, Mjjtu Lmga'on >n Florida S la'e la-ague umpire*. . .
New York
llualon
rightfield, George Stith Hi •ecund jour hat'a off to W. K. McCracken
•*il
Roy [I1* Ramus on ^horlitnp, •fur hi* faithful work in handling
(>#iroii
i d Johnny A*l« or Mulch fo n tr-r a * |thr organiaatHin of <he loral aemil'htlN(l«l|»tna
C h lm i'i
*11 Id'hiiul the platter and lltj‘l*on prn rluh . . . . Tennio i* wtill a
HI fx.ult
and Took will fake ra ’e of «be I high ranking -port in Sanford h
1‘iilt.M.sliih' • mound a * ‘ ignment*
' the local court- are in uc'ion
! th'nuifhoii* the entire day. . . I1
Itaston I W .«ahlnf I m»i
()a| m il «, •‘|c v» land »
|haa haen r-porta*d that a Snnford
l.'h ln iiii 4. r4i l^oils S
C ity t hampionahip Tournain-i(t
I. i m m T »d a »
• W A S H IN G T O N
GP) T h e may ho planned in the near fu
m iU d r lp lila si New
| Puhl ir W o rk s A d rn in is tru fion h I ture . . . . Thia cily'a Oral duiiSle
1
Mo
»nrtl,.ririH III. a
• *01>l|*|||
Hom r
Mw»« Mailed Is
F * ** It* I '4 *s
i ut
'
k rir* r* . h i
v *.
.at.•-'M.ilftistt. Mr,In
•t 1111* k , Itrtlw U I
Hn Loot nut* mint} b t r * in the
wl franiQ Ip knot ih>- *coie. while Hitman singled Jt
ly doubled to fbr IrftfieM k m i h i four in* s to Irsti K h
t Gy thltd on Gn>l((yrB error, ami
% T P h l.A I k %
#(1
rrtfa
IN THK FIR L f) OF SPORTS
44 I F l i l l l l
High the boa.
h# A ia l^ a s t ame l>a« k in ih rii
JOY! of Ihc third hi acof** twicr l'iiiu.«ii ii*
Hitillli 21,
It Thom a* In i off with i tlou- I .•lii.*' Ml. I
> « n
the irfl field line. K m I »• l.lllft* »
Ada •
S ahlglrtl lii short left I 'l i 'l
I ••ltl|*fja
Thom as to third and on th - A lu t i n p
S l.'l|>|w.-ll
m In Euhankw advanrrd 'o <ri
ItUBM* H>i’ L a it i flnglcd to n g h t f i . i l t<
t both ninnrr-*, taking second
D|# throw
in.
Hug K iru n l
felBfd oilt a single to left, send& l| tg tn th u d , lilt llnslup
l t d l(> Ih )'jin k to end the inn
il th, fifth rtn iiin , a walk, a
w le « , an r r r i'r anil a fly t » ( i ( .*sil’i
r0tltfk-M a llnw nl th - laM.ki.llts *•i..,*-l>
k atconil run but III- A ’a r c - j
.|itl
fad gie th fc c -n in lend when I a |
f* tc o ird twice In th r f i f i b . » ■*
Itnaa w « » hit by a | .ilrh 'il In ll
w u m l ut. le itx 's tri|>tc ' a .
(,«
tlflelH. Leitx »co.rr| w h .n K u :
h i tkabhsl tn left centvrfli-lil. In','.'"1]
V o W ilt* . " v a rrlflrc nml ■ flv r . - r « "
«0 the o u tfifl'l cravp the Lonh ] !r' ^ ” ,
k J h e ir third titty in th* **vi lanine ktitl in fho rlp h th they 1L - 11*.
Vd Ih rir fniirth w h ri' I’ilm ar. 1
ltd to left r .- n t '- H '-l 'l and t., \ ,
1'lllca
*|roH
lev
el
C
go am\» •H
I els
l^n»il-
•h dtrd $l(H),IH)0 y< sterduy lo re*
I •*t,,re and preserve ihe historic
of
th>i
4«»l w arship H a rtfo rd , Frlic
C ivil W'ar. Ilu ilt of wood
y a r«
ngn, the H a rtfo rd lias In-on tie-1
..
up since 1912 at (h r f h n r lc d o n
VYaahlngt"H al lt•••*••n
ir r r,i**ni
M uch
of
B ra z il i* atilt
unei
na rn tim
h o u gh l a w h ile H r phunt in Siam Dint
ro*t
him
IJim .nfTO h y I h r time it w rrivud
in Ihi* r n u n lr y .
.Illllf a
l i t w a l t b rv y a tra d k ,
•
r a a llr . k a a n l
hast.
l a w . I f , M a q a .l la A n .
SANFORD
D rld im l at |hty*nna flinch
O rh U 'ln at I'nl.itka
G ain«,vvdl«* a> la*«Nliurg
Frid a y
.S A N F O R D A T S T A l ’O T S T I N K
f>»ytora Dench a * D«*l ind
P alaika at O rlando
Leesburg at (in*n»**vd r
S aturd ay
S A N F O R fl A T D F I.A N D
l.r r a lu r g at O r an*ln
T n la lk t a* OaincNtill**
St. A ugua’ ine at fhiytnna llcnch
Sunday
D F I.A N D A T S A N F O R D
Orlando at l^e a b tirg
(•ainr*ville at l'a la '.k i
Ibiylona Reach at St. AuguaM ne I
For Ugly Surface
LlquM Coat* Onfy U *
•AtBiaf, ••tloepfl# II*Mid t»mn *«t
wlwa«« Hrhlof. burning and onrmrun H*
• die*rent rlTKiIrt modiennu Wort right
A U» M p Noturo yw anu V ASTKfl M b
*f. 1. »*-■ raws 04
pudurU dtds't help
ip4 mtalU. Slslalsss.
----------- ----------------------on day «od sight all
Wh«w It help* you# shin. Only 14*. fW*4
n o r* rae« mar Mdl tkw tl IS Calm
Xrssgth. At all Uadisg drug ator«n
Prom pt Srrvlee —— Fruiapi l l r l l i f f )
cc
Engraving
S McLaulin, jew eler ;
A
ia > iiiliia iit ia iia ia ia iii
AM. KIMH «f p m rrh «b4
tumllMi*. Al*w Mr# ke«*4
fl«%«rr •!#»#•. (all IM
*.
At#, am# Ilk vlreel.
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THUS TAM)
/ R o b U flood ( t r r o l ffjia a J
arfih Ala ■.•rry U a J « / a a l a M
k a N laaa / l| trla | i t a N o rm a s
, k s ty k lj a t a ora sa l o n ly cMtaffy
a y y r t u l a i l i t 8 aqua k M *»
h a , ora ah o t o i u f t r l u g I s M f w
lAa l a i U t k itra a a l i f t M r a a l
\ NNbllN CEMENTS
Ay g n ~ d K lm g R U M , mmm h t U
HOUSES F0II KENT
l a y t i n is A u stria . ItaM a Am
/huffy b n , . s « M Ay 0 M l •/
Stru i# ,y . F o llo w lAa ar r o w la
am mb at k a p p a n * . “ T A a A A t a u lu r m a l R a i ls J f a a C i l m P a -
Hi:nilfill«« f«r»fek*# I>**inIo«.
•Mliell ift da)*a rteer AA# 3 W
. itih si. Applr M4 Park.
Ik# Ilk # # ! k#a««
t«fBA#Hl I f f )V # A lk # r k e ttle #
M. klakl#r-lc#ierv 1UiM- LOST & FOUND
IS FOR BALE
o
tor** Will
• Cloned
All Doy
Monday, '
July 4tk
W * t « i k a» ,
««1 *
4MI )#r*%* %«#,
• -
.
1
-j
ra A E u S
f
£ \ 3
SOMEBODY E LSE
i DON'T CARE MUCH PER
FJMVEILF-t BUT they
^ S T r ’iS S iS J'j
I COULDN'T STAY
HERE NOW EVEN
IF x
_
WANT*)
K
r r ~
V
8
NO I'LL LEAVE
SMOKEY THOr
IF I CAN'T MAKE
'EM BXIEVE I'M
WNACENT AN'
THEY SHOOT MS-.
—THEN --THEN |
SMOKBVLL
'
KNOW IT AIHT ^
SAFE T'LBAVE. J
B Y HAM F JS H & t
PLEASE 1
B U E V E ME
--1 W 4 N T A
S T A Y -B U f
’ X O O TTA .
WHO
} ___/
MISS
^
BILUH6SLEV
PROVE-!'
yvh4N-T
A F R A ID .
S -S H C M16HT
W A N TA
B y J o M o tftct
8E aS5vS 9 v
MY OLD
PEN I
WELL,
us
re m in d
till
and
A T S to r e s will tie rlo se d all d av —
Pork & Beans
i Lb.
Q iy c
t a ll
4
6 Cans
Pineapple Juice Doles No. 2 Can
Tompto Juice CamplH'll’s 1-1 dz. can
Corn Flakes Sunny field 8 oz. pkg.
Pickles Sweet Mixed 21 oz. ja r
PBA KERS
P 'P o k r r s
H
Potatoes
Bananas
Lemons
r iB *
Ox.
c r Poi^d Cake 19c
NOT >
H B o r-r
B O 0 *i
BUTTER
PpiH 39c
W1CH
• t r A i r D U N N T S i i r a l O o a r a t lv * 4 4 ,
let
I
B an
M l
GUT O'CLOCK lb. . 17c
B .C . SPECIAL
A N irr SPRINKLES
C AM ION COOKIES
*>
h r in e o f f e r e d
RED CIRCLE
Ukb— Full Bodied
COFFEE
(ft T W I I f n . U af . .. - i «
CaAvrlah t t as. U af
.10a
K r tA M p i IA as. Uaf .... Aa
M i a d Wkaal IS aa. U af ta
w
! W k 4 * — . -------------- •*
1
th at a r e
u n til T u e s d a y — Monday is th e
J a I f
BREAD
!
1
of
Sugar Granulated 5 ll>s.
25c
Spaghetti Iona Prepared l« 3 - 1 oz. can 5c
Cheeae Wisconsin Short Held Ihe
23c
Grape Juice A & P pint I2c
quart 23c
A
\
f t s s ls
f o r y o u r ap p ro v al— and
k Salmon can 10c
:
T F . mmI
you lo be s u r e to « e t e n o u u h to Iasi you
*n
FroaJb— Plain or Hllerd
1
IV 'P 6 B T
IC W V A N *
m WORSE'
se a so n a b le
B trs s a i
1
your A K
th e m any e x c it in j; v alu es in his-h u u a l.ty ,
V
I
j B
j P
14c
17c
O
b
1 *mlllllll-.il
vien k
M ill k i l l |
sh o o p h o ail
tjflV
7
M angu
.-tl,
i
Sii!i|i|ii-i
|.'u-
*
I'tim p an o
.is,ib e r >ttrie lie s sea FimkI— ilr e s -e il — ,|,-||t ,.r,.,|
SANFORD FISH M ARKET
P h .a .
* 0 2 -2 1 7
S a n fo rd
A v .n o -
G IA N T
WHOUSALX
rticq
FOOD
IN UTAH
CENTERS
.
STORES '
B1PK
GOGP J l ’ICt
SUGAR
I ••t Dial Do > h.itl Ih •II lirule«|
•n l.m l> hui did n.d ut mg tie .t |
com plaini Im*I h i r Dte o .in iin 'l,
Il I lit cMlUimltee •tiiihl ho %e -oll^
fo il Ihe • >;i r t . i , , of ( i n s t i l .he
•|ll *t OI|| oil io
Mtieiahl*
..void* al
5
b Big July Salot
W holoi.ilo Roductiom
\\.fdllllg«oil |*.I||
dl w ill cwuld Uuv,
a great w•••'k end
ah • mil
lower iv g u U r |m. • •*. ike Ju ly
Ihe grm fr-nt I K lt t 'i" \l-»ldh III
hisfor>.
\*k f->i
I Cage, ‘J
to lor p rn e li^l <*ftowmg hun
died* of bargains if *>oe wasn't
left at )tm r home
Im .-ii
I n liu ^liile
r m iik it 'n g .
w id '
I •i nihenlhl. . Ie| ( g g iru t HI .|-,y
.i**pi« i«»u
i hut
u
Colonia l ill
...... .
» Imn»| legging » n
go
n • on
i vk.is pointed out.
l b .........olillMee p o ille d oil I i l - i
•but D m inj«i*tion of
s e .tio ii.l
I ai||Hi|e.« rrtpiirt- (wt* mi
d if f e itiu e i was M d lffic u lly faie,|
by
th,
i oniiiiiltee.
Si c l i i u i l ytiir* i •* g in m ai#ti|v
ipieslmif* |a |o tpiulily «|USIltl‘ V.
uiul «-MinpliMin •• hred <*li •ph'Hin *
v inch m i n l, %m ild no*, sub- ,411
Date, Do 1« pui | «|p ir I.
I -R' l
1 ••• op*‘t |||i()f| M||i J||
o h- i dlff.i til' V e4perH ilt *d hv t ne
cou ininti •, 1 tMi* p o in iid ..ut A
■ f,'? ■ & £ ? ;
few g lo w 1
um i diip|N-r<, t !••*
•
" |H»r ' l i ' i d -I Olid lo feel I hi.
ih pio|M.ioi u u . ,1 game lo pluy
a rn illM
ihe I**......... II »*r.
1. il l'll
ilian
u to op* h i ive
advetii'iie
v he* c*-in pf ill in • with Ihe «p o d
of Die ptnpirtiM w.i v i ' n I.
U p p o nio|i to I'orvrol in uti)
f 1III Ill'll -«U pi* IO|| ik 4 lO
I1'
|He if ion i.f
111 pin* ie| rv v\
u> o listed :»•
t illf H'lillu-s
••*
|M-iieiii« I in Do* atlnunisfia'*«ei
P ilnpA A A Ik.
of Ihe ngt* en irfil.
B I m** F.sb tb.
I ' 10 olh'cft d
u***o n ir iil
tr
.8paitl.lt M*, kr rr I
lb
fount •lit * uniting Uiial fiV d fijM .
7 Iko. 35c
I( wu-* pointed out
a
-•ill
i«
W k itirtg i 3 Ibt
pending
for lo lh s-iio n
of D m*
IMII wtt#.|a
im o iin
||
M in o r
unre|M»rted
vMd.ili*»n*
P « n Ito li .1 Ihs
aho wed up ftont linn* to Inn*
lilt
•«*>'.!»
No sef to 1* d lffu ’illl)
vwu • eli
rnu idered Ihi* ye -ii. from
11**HENS & FitYKltS
rn u "
nut th«* commit lee f - i U
Mullet 3 II,.
Ilr#M
|u lb.
Avocado Pears
Ga. Cantaloupes
Elberta Peaches
YellowOnions
Quantity Right* Rnanrvod
Ml nrnk.nl
mar)
Stores Closod 4th
GRAPE JUICE
,U4 kie-«, I'amelH, O ld
ta"ld«, ( *he»ler f ir Ida
K.»l*-tgh
CIGARETTES
Nm ilhern
|h-««uit
P o tte d M oat
3
COLD M E A T S
cam
L ib b y ,
S a u tu y n
3
t.m ,
\ m en, in t id
Sardines
i m
pi* uu
4
'•.md
fl
can,
... w
i•
P e a n u t B u t t e r 7 4 o i (.n
S*Hf.i . i,r:iliBi*,
*•••',•♦ t
C rackers
35'
IS*
I 8<
quail pit
l"4tHdl S-aiO
al
D r e s s in g
25,
Stufftil
IO,
S.i i| .
I Ih pkgi
I ' m par* d
M u sta r d
23
25
2
hut Te in lrr M U w iuri ahii'iN il lln o lr ts and
8 '/j 02 buck el
O liv e s
lii-iiri'M'
quart J.«<
Km*
«t
P im ic n to e s
7 u t can
|*l«*Ial«
(••'iiuitiv Spt iti»* W It
SEMINOLE
FISH K 1*0111.TRY MKT
40S E . 4 ik Si.
Wilson’s Polled Meat 5 oz. cans
Wilson’s Corned B eef Hash 2 cans
Wilson’s Vienna Sausage 2 c a n s ...
Wilson’s Sliced Peof 3V4 oz. cans
Wilson’s P ixie Loaf 3 cans ..........
Cltfp Sauce
P ag e 8 oz. bottle
Olives Anp P m 2 oz. stuffed
Cut Rite W ax Paper 40 ft. roll
Underwood DcyM
..........
Mustard Sardines 4 oz. can .....
J« o lw t Bonnot H U 3 pkga. ....
W ER T-The JE W E L E R
Dlanxmda in d W atchtt
(if f i'ii
A vocad os
H ard
rtna Watch Ana Jtw riry Krpalring
M
U
DUaaoad Haunting And Engraving
- • u u p r i c k . * ..» m m u w m t
Ptom aa.
p w m
•
« ...
B acon
Nice ('itl»aii Piara
**
7 i/j C
ib 2 5 c
Ktngan's R. Bacon Ib 31c
i
Twndur Wusfom Bool
11. H. 1 N . I*. ('u h h U r
P o t a t o e s 1 0 it. 1 9 c
..
in .in
■ ■ ■ n n n n n R n n *n n * n u *i,R R a R a n — E n f p fn n a *R R R « n R R R a n n .
T h a Uto-liak H o u r - Sava tha lo u p u iia t
We can a**Ul y,m (a
•iMNleJ
Build, Buy, or liefinanie Your Home
Ir
Lm m
Inch
S f a ia e le C h r I|
|r be approv*4 by F f i A
*
Beni Tongues Ib
P otato Salad Ib
Beef Brains Ib |
Boiling Bacon lb|
I j B A D YUfVY, O JlM C A l
w e st e r n
m ea ts
SlurrvH'a Trnia New Tcnilar
lf#er Pot Roast lb.
r
2 lbs.
O mfs Crater Cats Ib. | 0 C
Seve The Coupon*
14.95 and up
Pound
Lse Our
Ural Band with L oaf-U v«tt'(
Pullman
iowm
10 c
Femily Loaf
'§
Cube Starch
3
-L -d t^
\
llii-a
gio\«**r«
S t o r e th is w eek and la k e ad v an lu K e
J■
i
^ BUT THAT Alter K
J U tT K f.r M *OtH'^>,
BACK AH'TILL'EM A,
Me s u re to visit
«A»o««W
)
V
aat firm.' /lisa lit TmAnkafar.
t r a U G IW fA tV N T . X 1 1
1 'I t M
i
JOB PAL0K)KA
M lllt OH *kr«e—
. ..
y ljH tt
1
('••tain
F* Food
la t a r d a j ,
i ’ rn
■ (
•>
have imned ••>•t
Mlgikt
i"i \i»
Son
■ k O ° r Kbftcinj raid a t-l-graia
B a a Banal or Ptppar in which th,
B e M e .aid that the City’* apB * l n | for WPA project for a
M i t k i l n wna being rtview-d
T h r re viva l began
Ju n t
IH
B i 4 |ftat he expected action to he and will ru n th rough Sun«ta>.
Service*
begin
eat h
l * k > ahortly. The Commi»*u.n Ju ly 1.
■ I (p^eared confident that the night at H :00 o'clock and every
m orning at 9 *10 o'clock.
B | j| M will be approved toon.
Rav. Stephen* urge* everybinly
^ B f S Packard appeared h-foi<
A great m any people
B C *» m la *io n ami r-<|ii--t-<l aid to attend.
B B U m baaetall team in mr-'ing from S a n fn rd have Keen |ire-*enl
ih ^ g rx t payroll. Mr. Packard «aid at tha aervice*. he n«*erte<l
lha cloh would not have enough 1
to pOj the players and minager
Ha daeUrcd, he did m>t f—l like
Too l^la To Oamlfr
calling an C. C . Bradahaw. preai. ___ - ii wt* poinleil ..ui. t'-*m**« *| •»t»ii
dent of the club, for furth-r finan
s f it t \%nt.nu v frW 'oo winch mor* c:ir*-ful hi
d al aaaiatance.
Slow *rnng*» —
II
M
Plsptw. ve«lig ptu .n lit I cvpl.tn.i' mn com !J
U ltnber. of the ('om m raionl
f a
N o. l o N . S a n fo r d Avo,
Dtrartod by Ridual Curti* and
.
I h«» cuninii i . til*.* 11h **•«! th.
Ia« b «,f repot i* 'a. i h* m .tii« *V> ^
a .liffh it ity .
« •*r« and «h p
pAt* generally w*i«- n«»v kept r
fo riM ti •f the autk *»f h. run.
niiMe* or of tb.- rondtlMin-*
f>
indo*trv. il w n « iMon **«l
ut
VALUES FOR THE 4 th
I. D . M A R T I N
Path
f|ja^| Y t H t B i . t o kaaftay t y ' 1'
'* * " "* '
Sunday and Monday.
• t i v i-o ( e
Al A t *
i ' l -»•' i
trt .
Friday and Saturday Spociali
l^»w Summer Trices On
Conlcdrcs fly-Crade Taints A Varnishes
Kyanlze Enamels, Rond Cold Waler Ta nl
0 . K. Cement Paint
Picture Framing A Specially
ltf-X’AI>l'IN(j
P a rk A t *.
COBtlnuOh
in ad van, r
Km rrgt ncjr
allotnit'iit *
an I
A tte n d in g
R e v iv a l
W llllllf ilA lU W* I
||*tl<| 4 . , .| .
of the- most
d ilf n o 1 . Increasing crowda a r r attcm lert«'oiinlgr«^l
b>
t h«* » m n u i'.r
ing th* cv a n g rlia tir »rrv »rc * of
«lot Illg 'he* O'await1
1 lie |_, M
,,
the R f * A . K. K e lly
who
ha*
a llM n o n
th r trp «itl ^awl w«-r»
| been preaching n ig h tly at the
N d tarcnc C h u rch at l-aka M ary,
declared
Rev
R. C . St*ph*n«.
pastor of the church, today.
a T i s -s .
35
Welsh
Tin Shop
Tlrp lt*Mlrlag
2 m4
U* Mono.
L M c C n tk n , phy.inl
Ar'i.m on thr propotod imokr
« • !*• instnactor at tim m oV Hi*h
Scfco*b app«*r*4 boior* th- mm onlinanro wa« d**fr»rod unlit thwJmton to nquM t I I I t o r the purp««
payln* *x p .n .» . f„r .
M «tp formed Mrel-pro bo-hail
* • * * lo r*. Ro nplalnrd that th,
• thorough «fudy
m m $ g would ho aaad to pay thib Wm o i fa* o f iho h im to a
dU trkt ta o n O n e rt to h- h.UI
In c r c a s in g C ro w d s
l‘ 'd te a rs O n M u t to n D ie t t n i o r t S e rv ic M P T o He liM|
M u s t P a y W i t h l.if e H e ld In J u ly . l i n r u s t , ^
I’hone 2!H
O
>
With A New
llenvy Trend
TJ
5
Sec C. Welsh
C5
(er.
Control Group
Cites Defects
In Market Pact
Mobley’s Drug Store
RECAPPED
C
F i l ia l
•10 Years Experience
Have That
Worn Tire
—
A
<
w
u
O B T A IN
OUK
r iu r h
ON
I N H I V I I I t t.\|. I ' H K H t M U P T IO N H
m .K O » K
K II.I.IN t l
PRESCRIPTIONS
C a r e fu lly
y.
I'REM RIlVllONS
ACH IRATELY
,
COMPOUNDED
AT REMARKAIJLT ,
REDUCED PRICES.
fcp
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Hn
iem
n*in
bou»t|tm
akiy
fftn
tty. K
pn
inef
4So
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andM
4rW
ofl•aittr*
(w
kdp J»t» nkotil.l try: NnorfuJiy
RECAPPIN0
Fine Watch
Repairing
Diamond Setting
111 A
AT
(Tar (!»mnt, .1:1.*»- H 1ft)
"The Adventures o f R obin H ood
jA N F O llS
1 R« a l,k ‘a o a k .
Itl.k
W a , . , — r k . a . 311.
.ST. A U G U S T I N K
■ iw x in i i w w n in i
(
8 K M IN O I.P . I - H A P M A C A L
r o . in u .
M iller llld g .
P a rk A re ,
r u n m i n i its s o t T i l u r nia
lit:m i » ii- i i n n > , jn .
iii-r iia t a r r n ia T
Todiy
with Errol Flyaa, OlMa d« IIovlI- '
lassified Advertisements
•liia aS laa . I - S . a . tn .
Baseball Program
AND
r(T M
K .V .N U .
Martin’s Garage
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cities consolidate their tains in their
infrr— fkw
lew York Indict- respective world spheres for, by lysed:
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of
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if hlfh German Great Britain- the United S 'a 'e s, the world cans
iali— it Is in- and other 'lihe-mtnded nations." ' * *hia crt.teal
may he"loo far alone for romfnrt. fatrs that aba
Mianwhile, lha * 1 1 news from freedom of the
Iht Orlint
and
from
Spain, prinrtple. Neith
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are inad in t
American
public '*1
anybody
■-pinion into alertnesv
threaien to fit
The American gnvvmm'nl is attrvf ly oppose
n g n lfira n c r
of
these
fo rtlg n
events and dnmealic d rc la rs tio m . ri rp-indinir lo the inertawd *n
fhi the other
A reeoynltod Am erican rxp e rt o n 'te re s l of ritisena by changing hlfh plaees km
f ’ rrig n a ffairs
III sum up the ||hr pallern of its foreign polKy public opinion
inle m alio n al situation o-imelhiny - ‘n include more show of ha -k sets stirred up
]li no, and a
new elem>nl of hspp'neil in V
lik r this:
Japan Is moving ratlirr frank ni) lory. Secretary Hull r»H’ it ThrX n o g n ix i
ly on the
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rhes:- the middle old ha-mad p*.lnv l> ultimatum a gal
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fipht-at-lhe'drop of *»- of paper that i
-ho calls Eastrrn
Asia,
front ahuulder.
India on the smith, to the Sl- Ini' |uilicy. Nel'her Is it a t>ea • ■
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main »f the world t
bensn coast on the north. Ger at any-prlee policy.
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restore herself to the rols of (rrprraenled by a hi* navy) ami Europe In an
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Ealabllshcd In 1908
NUMBER Z9S
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OW W INS $50,000HANDICAP AT SUFFOLK DOWNS
A ccord Strengthehi
P osition O f France
Chase, Audi
Attend Par!
BteeHMyu
ilto* North
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In d ian s L o c a te
Body Of McCormick
Heir OnHigh Peak
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».o» On V a n
... M n b r
Tto
i Randall Ch«*
u ^ O a R o s d i>«8k Kay And*non of
inonto Spring* t m ■*«•!
present las* night *l “ "
la^ew h*r« to,th*/opening Ot
Intier
I ttar -
trrmWn*'
• lor U K |*a m n-
10,000 nqimre mile Sanjak ot
'Proving
himself a great mudder. Hal Trice Headley's Mrnow Jon th* $50,000 Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Down*. Boston,
by framing th* flniih line far ahead of the reel of the field. T h * record crowd uf 00,000 wai disappointed by th* icrmtchlng of
Srebtocult, la*t year’s v id or, and Ih* unlmpreulve perfm n u t*.- u f the great War Admiral. Thl* finish photo »howi Menow‘» win
ning poaltfon. A t the eitrem o l*fl are (left to righ t): limy K, runner-np; Peligrosu II; War Minstrel, third; and, on the rail. War
‘
nane*d by th * ag*ncy. ‘
A b o present- from thg!aa*im l
wary U W. Manta, l».0i
*\jtau adverting* W * « * V W
s ^ r t y & s Tt,
| 1 M R Con* a n d Ctaarire Chi
W* *>" ••
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Chraur C- Fsugate.W, H. MoA•r of Orlando; Frank a . Ham
matt of Ortaadai Judge Wilbur
ad tha road U Tilden, praatdant of th* Flor
a, all-night id* Citru* Exchange; plan from
th* yanng Oralndb.
Although many * f th* ahlppara
present war* alao largo grower*,
than war* an giawara (nrRod
who war* alao either not shippat* or oUlcara of markoting
agencies.
Tha agency man board an anh
mated discussion of rarioaa In
dustry problem* g«th aa a*IIlag
paratlvoly llttla about what aokt
*f advertising tha Industry wantad. ;» •
Other pmhlsau dlacuMd rear*
tha ar*MM of nitrogen aa a
ffrUUaar on t•■•aria a* In order
to htlag Owm along more aniekly
Mr markoting and th* inadvtan-
ipan Attacks
hanage Head
F ir s t Street
RINGLING CIRCUS STARTS HOME
9
'-f F
Children's
Home
1 _ *_
f
‘'t*_« •
J qo. D. JJnkins Gives
Report Of. Trustee
Meeting In Arcadia
&UkenFIourishes
Ife Op Mullen;
jjr t w by Polke
Probe Sought To
Determine If Kuhn
Was WorldWarSpy
Supafbltendent agm-d In
isllsSN »« Waa* M srl
-(ATT—Sprue*
Count Court
WCli freedom
ten he was
ALIIANY. N. Y. July 1-U P 1Rep. Pamuel B. Dick it* In (H-NYl
called last night for n congres
sional committee investigation of
Vr|l* Kuhn, ns'klnal leader of the
German-Amerle in Bund, "to see
If ha is Uta Girmtn spy held In
•n Amerisen ramp during Ihr
This overhead picture of Ih* tingling Brother*, Baraum and World War."
"Tha rtlts J bIIm* Kuhn who was
UaR*y circus trains waa mad* It !Washlngton during a pass* an tho
journey to regular winter qiug&n at Baraaou, Fla. Tha big tap held In camp In Illl7 has the same
waa struck and all equipment loaded following refusal of striker*
to accept a S t parrent wag* cut. Borne af th* workare involved
err Ihown In email group*. Flushing loaded flat car* In.this picture
era Pullman*.
:
..
>
A to Interfsru
th* magbtra a
ry that ba waa
Florida State Celery Association
sal* before ih* tonalilullonal conadmittedly dli acted at
To Be Revived At Meeting Tonight reulion
nbam remain*-1
Naal activities.
her tuo-
lldng Dm YaUgtv* Kivar.* TjW
Chin*** mat m i r w t but dm
Japan*** atlH mat dogged n a i f '
Neither government nor Ilu o rgent force* appeared to
makp
T. M. John* waa re-elected tuparinlandini and Mm . John*, *»•
•istaht »up*rlniand*ni of th* Pior
Ida H-pllst Children’* Home in Ar
cadia *1 Ih* annual melting of <h-<
trustees lh«r* Thuludiy accord
ing In Jno. D, Jlnkln*. trustee,
who atlirded >h* meeting.
Mr. Jtnktnl atated <h*t many
Imprortmenl* hid been m*de to
Ih* hom* during ih* past year
•nd th*i Ih* ttaplint women ha.l
benn actir* In support n f>h* home,
purchasing a large elect lie re
A fra *** that migh‘1 bnve re*
lid In aarioti* Injury for r>n*
Iboih of tb * two principal* k m
krlad thl* morning when Police
je f Roy G- Williams and S r r
h t Howard hallnt a fight o r .
h a K. C. Van Auken of Tamp*
I W. M- Mullen, supvrlntistdrnl
b e Florida Methodl>l Orphan*
I at
Enterprise. on
First
b t thl* morning.
Bcordlng to Chief Williom*,
■ Auken bad telephoned Him
H tfndent. Mullen at the U r
ig* acroa* Ih* lake fur pai •
hi to see hia young so n who
car* of th* orphanage ard
Hullen raftued. He tb>n re
td Mr. Mull'n to bring hi*
b Sanford where ho w**
ara Hutton's
and Released
$10,000 Bail
Aleiandretta *1 th* head of th*
erstrrn Medltsrrenean. Thin plan,
permitting Turkish Iroops to oc
cupy portion* of th* ar*a, mat
the demands for recognition of
Turkish Interest* there.
The are* I* under a League of
Nation* manual* srimtnlatsrad by
France.
The agreement also may hare
a more ■weeping m u lt , • tha
treaty which would guarantee
Franc* and bar military ally,'
Soviet Ruaaia, u»« of th« Dardnn*llM In war tim e,.
‘V iW
In China, Japan*** (till . l a J
trnubl* trying to fore* it* « ■
An tffgff will la mad* loabk1 program for H>* ee'rrf, ladustry,
Kahn,
testifying
soon
<r**iiaa«u M mm* r»a*i
TreasuryHopesFor
Business Upswing
To Offset Defitit
W inter Haven Studies
Ordinance For Zoning
WINTER HAVEN, July I.—
Spurred on by th* staUmont of
M. M. I’arrUh, *Ute FHA dim tor, that the lack of a city ton
ing ordlnancu and restriction* on
building lit subdivision*, 1* re
sponsible for tha failure of tha
housing authority ~to approve a
large number of loan* In this sec
tion. city official* are working
on a new toning ordinance.
Appearing at two meeting*
hare, called after a commute*
representing civic groups had
complained of seeming discrimi
nation, Parrish denied that the
yardstick applied on Winter Ha
ve* proposals waa any different
that that used in other sections
of tha country.
Ha told a meeting of civic club
representatives and a subsequent
public mats meeting, that tha
after
MrkiUla mad* ht* aiatemrnt, de
r rtrriv- to irviva^lho' old F'ortda Bl*l* If present plans ar* rarrioAeuL
. . . i ____. . .
.. .
.
.
A t (ha t^keland irslhattaa ft. clared:
mt whlcil
•Hi is a falsa and ildleuloua se
curetlon. 1 waa not horn In Rureta.
My name is ual always will be
frfii Jalius Kuhn. I was In tho
Otaksiata hre|
out proofs of
hut wIHumt r
*| *m on A
lire1 0#
P"
Voided
By
Tribunal
PB1LADBLJFHLA. Jay
— Freacytvaata's Superns Court
^ Dcmacralif gtau
Admtairirellott’s major labor low*
WASHINGTON. Ju ly 1-Th* upward aweep of stock maikat price*
encouraged treasury official* to
hop* laat night thai n*gl year1*
deficit might ba rm iltar than thay
had rejected .
Tha accumulation of that d*fleH will begin today, when tha fit-
cal yoar 1930 begins. A ■harp
business upturn by fall, predicted
by tor la In governmental and prlvala economists, would iharply Incr*n*a tax collection* to off**!
iom* of tha fond* to ba disbursed
In ih* administration'* lending■ponding program.
*
Hut even so, tho )rea*ary*a fool*
«»t *ip*«Ullon* could not anvtaim
a deficit a* low as that of tho ft*-'
cal year which c'o**d laat night,
With tha transactions af tha b»*4.
two day* atUI *o be added inv/.lw'
etood at ll.tM.OOO.OOO, tha atnaJl*'
cat since 1931.
By contrast, a defkU « f |3jB0V
OOOfiOO to 13.800^)00.004 hia fcaaft
estimated unofficially for Tha spintag year. How mush there figure a
might be reduced by batter hn*lness, treasury official, would apt
•ay until b*lt*r bostaeca ha i
nPtily fr.ojruriblo rkgraa an
"ut. VMrr Itr-lneaa maaai
attack upon ttjc deficit from
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