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TH E BXNFORTJ HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA

PAGE FOUR

TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1938

Lookouts-Senators
Postpone Contest

Local Youth To ! Baseball
Begin Duties On
Septem ber First

Program

..Will Have Complete
C h a r g e Over ln— tram ural Program
ATLANTA,
l i u , Jure 2»
G e o rg e Moye. of S an fo rd , M i
farm er U n iv e isd y
..f
Flondu
fo ot ball slu r ami n*»w a ih h ie - d»
Ffe tor at Fort M y rr- . F lu . H . l
•chon), has hr-en ............. * *I iiidun
d irect or o f a l h b ’ u-* id f m - ' V
U n lv e r sit v for n« * r v nr, it wa
An n n un n d today
M oye w d| iriupMi at di, 11 |d.e

Dutch Schneider E ngle Seeks Larger Crowds t h e
To Hurl Tonight By Signing Rodgers Hornsby
Against Paiatka
Smith Or Miller To
He On Mound For
V i s i t i n g Outfit

\\ edne*dav
S W f o l d I A I I'A I .A I K V
i ii Inwlo ai I i* Laud
In n tM ia IS* at h a ” I.#-•*■ I Hfg
,si A u g u in** ut Gain esv il le
I hiirndav
&gt;T A r o r ^ T I N K A t S A \ M M ( I »
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K 1f&gt;&gt;
Ji&gt;-|jiml i*f I l a v 'nun Ileueh
f Ir In imI*• Ml f ’.tlulka
f *u&lt;in* - villi- u* Leesb urg

Friday

M an ag er (Jill " R a w
g e r i of

the S a n f o r d

M e a t ’ l!ud
Ia»ok-&lt; ' -

mm

noun* i d y e s t e r d a y afu-rn ,.in h ,i f
Hutch S&lt; hnenler, ace su nt(• [&gt;aw for
r he

J .ofik oul st

w oulrl

*i«k *

‘ In

mound 'finighl when the Lockouts
play bos*'* to the P a l a ' k i A/a

W H U lh a t ST A I M
I INK
II . \ Iniiii IN ;i&lt; |i a* I I ilid
Pal;ir I*h a* t it Iambi
Athletic H i r e r lo r f* 11 l» M. t . « I i • b urg af t in in* vil i&gt;
S atu rd a y
; x w h o has l&gt;« - n gia n t i
u
•'■
&lt; A N FO l!M A T IiF .I .A M i
hi
y e a r lea ve of ab^ inro h . i a u - ■!
I h ' I *ir g a» t it undo
|
his henllh
I'.iliii k i II" I
villi|X#
D u rin g In
play m g
r u
i A m ri« f me a i j lav hut.i !*• m n
Flo rida , M**ve w.i- n
i n pi i |
Sunday
form* r for I h • f inter
,d end h K I A N h
A I &gt; A S H lIlli
w in ning hr- b ’ ter i*&lt;r t m . f *J"*» " i &lt;«t,ir»»l r lit
hurt?
k j j . a ecu liv e y h i r
lie
■. in or y•.i j C ji m&gt;' v 11It i»i Pilin’ k*
* 1 * he w as
pi oinim ti*I s
Mi' id i f 1 1 I*,*ytoiiu, Hi-fi»h a 1 St Ai»vu*din,'
f o r All S e n t b* ?n hom.r
g iv e n honorable menio.
up. i v i hion
*d
I f * u m
A m e ri can
by th*
\iU Artp-i &lt; i' j,|f. r
Ron id *»f h'lHitbatl II. al o |ii | , 11 v *- nil itpre ltd i fiimir ul id ‘
t k i p a i e d in v :*r - if v In ■ • iiir 1 u i. , pi r..f r iiiii, in which 7t» ]** r
!iKht h e av y vvi'ighi,
1, • hi n l i l '’ -.
nt l" nly iia r 'i i
fo rm »-f a th le tic *
S in ce his grndunlio in m lu *, p i l e in " i n
exc ep t ion
*(
he has W e n at Id to- d Hi. i m HI I | \l| - p o ll* W il l
assista nt piiitcipul of 11n h,en t 'tii'ii and hw mi in in g # ie confined
11 I | | *| hi 11 ti mi 11 it I eouipel ilioli
Inschool nt F o i l My* i * mid
feriiO"
m |hVi e n idiis-es it n*I ii im pils or gut'
turncrl sn it w inning
F lori da pr ep c u r i e - , III,. ,.l.l ,m 1 , •V I.. 1 1 in un r f f n i t tn |im»nli'
the
Itr- till'd
i£t A . If, rjcgr*'*- ft uni h ■ 'lot id . mu* p a 11 iHptd ton for
In w o r k i n g tnwar*) hi* M A in' iiuudau of student*
t n!i i in Ii i I
Move will h* g m his new ilt d i's
if. p h ysica l e d i u a l ion o ’
mi h «-jd ■ mtiei I- E m o ry officiu ls
U n iv rrs i ty
fd s
A t K niory. hr* will h t v

O n c e m or e, Jo** K n ge l w ho &gt;*i dou bt mm*- w ith 1b • H u h tu Han
k n o w n to the ha-odiail w orl d as ford m-N1 • ,i mm if ! hi- Lo okout*
ita g r e a t e s t s h o w m a n
jollied a hold thi n
p* m g n a m i n g atiltvi (
fe at e x p e c t e d
1:** bri n g
m or e lien b*-ie a n d lo nl f a n s will have
p a tron * t*i HughS t a d iu m
tn an opp orH inlSy to - •
one
i*T
( h altanooga
Me
ha«
nam ed Ann-rn-a'* h a ' - b u l l g i * 14! v
ft od ge rx H o r n s b y as pil'd o f the
M nin -h y wifi he plari-d on th»*
faltering rh a lta n n o g a
l o o k o u t s au-tive li-t, -aid Kng« I, a n d would
o f the S o u t h e r n A s s o c ia t io n .
| he a b l e lo pla\ ,11 a n y lim e n n
I
H o r n s b y will n-pTsire
W a l t e r i- '-a ry .
Ifo rp -h v wit
for
-iv
\ Millies w h o s t a rt e d the s e a s o n . - t i a i g l i t reaso n I In- hot L o g rhino
w ith th e la m k o ii t s ta sting on the (don o f the N a t io n a l I - a g u e and
top o f tne loop
Vtr, E n g le ha* also led th e le a g u e m a n o t h e r 1
been fjiinled as s a v i n g “ I pa id ^eu-om.
m ore fo r
Huin-iby
than
any
He
heran
hiprofe-* ootuiJ
o t h e r p la y e r I e v e r o b tain e d fo r bu-.i bull i nn-er with t|M. Inn o a S o u t h e r n L e a g u e *-Uih
l l o w - j n o n , T e x a * eluh in I !f I 1 In |»| ,,
e v e r , h r d e r li n e d to
announc**
he went to th»*
St Lo n « * tot.
j pu rc h a s e price
and re m a in e d th* m * n t, 1 if
|u/ii
H o rn sb y jo in e d the f l u b d u r in g J l u t i n g
| * »7 In vm- w it h
the
| the g a m e y e s t e r d a y in N.i h die N e w V or t (fluid - arid th e I of
1 b u t ft w a s not le a rn ed how 1 n* lo w in g y e a r with the (to to o V i
I l ooMouls 1mm* ou t w dh
th eir tm n u ls
II. spent Hu n e x t (our
u n d e n t riv a ls
l(odgi-rs will no &gt;*-«rs with the * hrengi. 1

po st po ne .I u n t i l J u l y

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IN THF FIELD OF SPOUTS
lly J 1,1.1 AN STKNSTUOM

Joitp h
J.
Tinder
ra m *
t h ro u g h w ith his firat w in in
II
ilarta
Saturday
night
w h en he d o w n e d the P a ia t k a
A i a l e a n h f a count o f If) to
.1 . P in d e r ha* b e c o m e a pop ­
u la r m f m U r o f the Lo okou t
h u r li n g c u r p and
w it h
the
h a c k in g he r e r e jr e i! S a t u r d a y
n ight, he ■ I i 11 ih oii ld inan
run up hit w in co lu m n.

ce ll a r

UA ¥M

STANDINGS

liro a lta l.aal M ( k l
O r le e g t t m i aaal-tfr4. r a l e .

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All types of footwear fof
every member of the fam­
ily at POPULAR PRICES*

T h e gchpduicd tilt fa ^t niirht
b e t w e e n the
S a n f o r d Lo ok ou ts
ami the O rla n do
Senator*
wh

K l.n il

Today
P A IA T K A AT SANFORD
to I Hil l J*T Of Hfulo
I *’* -b u rg ad t la y 1on * lie n r h
• I uii'-v il i- ic M A '-glint irif

Sanford’s Family;
Shoe Store

IM*Vin|f wilii Ut** A lc h iH 'lt ,r m t
pro; it* M a r l y i ’*l**r*.
**-N*&gt;ir**,
Hum,. utliM** nml |ir*-«**nl e m f h 1
ut ,St. Il.*n iilifl'« m llr g i*
Th*&lt;
A lf h l m in nlni* i&lt; ** p * c t c * l to mulu*
h ulronit blit f o r t o p h on or* in
lh** Kun*ii» sTuli* S r m l - l ’ ro U . w
ioil I nti***l* ol W ir h il u .

TKo«f*ndt ol moJ«r« worn*" I*.’*
til* twa-w*|T
al
CAI1DUI
A i * lcx«, A K«lp« l»
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A . •« «n.iip*uTKx/K^C«&gt;Jw &gt;•!•**•»
th* luntlion.l dt«om*o&lt;t of month_
|, pirioil.
M iditll
t u l h o r d i * . ftcloow*
l, J ^ . lK* g l u t v*lu*
of tl— P1*"* t»li*tt*
blond*J in C l l J i t i
lot th*.* purpo»«.
A t ill d&gt;«9 *“ »«■

LEGAL NOTICE

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KRAFT
CHEESE SPREADS

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0 Just bring (Nit W » m l V«H“
f l i r t of Kraft C b e M Sprvadt
ami ■ rai krr* . * , ami cxuiapaJiy
irfir-tlmifuts arc all w i J j l
'I Irma Hj.crada are grind f a
i d m l s k l i r i , «p|i* tia eri t o d
•a Iails, |*hi« Notice t U MOart
ik-w r»n l*Hj»il licoigu on tin
S w a n k y a w i g glaasc# K r a f t
.Stared* emu* in.

C A P .D U I
for u/omon

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may

there- f

VVc can aj-sisl you lo

l.e he ar d,

Indue nf I he

Mint'll

Buy, or Refinance Your Home

hi*lit ln l i ' l n - u t t , In a m , f u r Me m l ■
ii-*!e i '. n m t y , i l o r l i l i t . f*.r u n o l d e r |
•«f &lt;di .p lu.rt of. J o h n f . V n r y f lr.. ..m •
M.-I.I m I’ldi ire .l I n f a n t m u l e c h il d . I
u n d e r t he mi ipe n f
I.din
Henry |
Al-.).*r
I *iAI .-I J
nt
NUinfitrd.
Me mln .de '
*’. u m l y, F l n r l d i i . t i ll * tlie I H it d a y

«.f June A

In

Sam in u la C o u n t y

L o a n * to he a p p r o v e d b y F i t A

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P IN K
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f' o t o r r u :

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The Adventures o f R o b in H ood
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In h*. r, lliiu a e tr lt
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(Tilt; STOHY TH IS FAR)

T H V HO A M I. A (. |P&gt;'. I I . i t nml
drrlk p a lu t— l»*u Hie lln ral t*rnu*
I f IrralH teut In# m -H lIio lieu** «
purrhra.
Minuter-H**aer*
tin K-lM l t f t u.

Rokfn U » J (Errol Flynm) ,
ft** off*nU*J ■ bond Intlmding
|A# t o I o rtktrt mmd flgh lari lo
England, to tom kot lAo &gt; ■ »,*•

FARMS FOR SALK
OR M M '. ar Irmle—.ttiirk farm
o f II arrva, mill* S ruiiin ■lureo
.1 Mtlra frum llk rn - h.d.ee
IlfF* Alan Htkf.ill H Here *«d au.l
ia lM ln if ll» D E ffrh oh rr * Hr nil
ft* * and H ear. tpi»l» •*, M nlfnrd.
I Jill a Munrue ur H enry •„ K m
dr tell • H a lly lllll . »‘la.

A F ln l N a t U u l P U tw a U T**k&gt;l*ol«r — will, Errol 0 / 1. 0 , OIKU &lt;1* U ..IIB“ J* H *lfck*o, and Cl*ad* Raloa. D irctln l by Micba«l CurlU u n i

puloot Norman opprottort o f
lAa Soson pooplo, and mkm arm
aim making to o *&gt;tp IA* Engif.h lArooa la/l aatant k j King
Hit hard"a akmnta- f r i n t t Jakn
kai alraadf datlarad Halim mm
outlaw milk a prlta mm kU ktad.
For m ota at Warmor Brat.' Tatknltolor - Tka Adaamtmraa o f Bak­
in Hood" fallow tkrn klatk arrow.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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FOR RENT

I DON’T WANNA BE ALONE

JOE PALOOKA

T C H ,T C H I
W U N T T H IN K
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MR. OWN AND W O C r-O U T I
SPOSjE THEY'RE AWFUL &amp; U 9f»

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V H A T f YOU EAY FOR ME
TO ERINS BAB* AND
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Buford In Th* Only Central
City Affording Rxll. Highway
And Water Transportation

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Flood Control
Bill Is Signed
President

‘HELL-RAISER

Signs Measure With
S o m e Reluctance;
Says it Is Not Step
i In Right Direction

^ a t t fo r ii
*

Chinese Hold
i B arrier To
J a p Advance

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K T i V n n I n r r.

f e r a li *

MOL NT A IN CUMBERS SEARCH FOR McCORMICK

P la _n s .D iscussed s,I
,!,kl’sniani'or,''asri^t
Regime Approves AtB y

h n g m e e r s

r o r

Indian River Canal

T h r Irrm i n( wha' m u )». *
c ru ru l Saul* in thr il. foii*r n,
the provincial caprlal. |7.’&gt; mi . I
up Ihe river from the boom » a oiv-currd in cautious and conflict­
* W A SH IN G TO N . .Inna* 20.
ing coninumiqut s front *■«rrh Mile*
— (A P )— President Rottsevrlt
Foreign m -lilaiv nhsiuvtu a, mil*
announced
todav he had
"T h e hell-ruining American doc- aider.-d thal Mslowrheu , fate dr
signed the J.185,flOO,nnn nmn'- tor who won't unit traipaiging p.ndrd upon 'h r .u t-rro of Japani uun.I inrr te rrito ry !” Th a t * thr* nr-e I'n d force* attempting to adbus floo&lt;l control hill “ with titlr Jnpiinreo Mildtrra gave I tr- vanre up ihe nor'h ami smith
some re lu c ta n c e ."
h rrife in k
M .ingrt
(a h n v rl
of hank. of thr river
The Japanrse, h 'w cvrr. were
Asserting that It “ is mi \ »*\vM.in. t in . veteran Southern
neceswry for me to e m p h a ­ Methodi'l me.Ileal inivamnarv in having difficulty on hoth lank* of
Hill-how. f'liina. «f ii r he liange.l Ihe river The Japanese admi'led
sise the importance o f carry­ hia fiila on it tntile and vhouted one of th ru columns had b u n -in
ing on a large and c o n tin u o u s down a Japaneve officer who ac- rounded on the -oulh hank «n I
program
to
eliminate
flood", ctiveil him of -p.ving
w«s saved only when Japwoe-i
iataen noli amnion, continue rec­
planes and remforcemcn's iiriv.*il WbM no1r *■ b'ofv wa M uii'l at
lamation. encourage refore-tation.
The t'hinr e reported 'be -lot',
and
Improve navigation."
the
rtese also wrre hoggrd •!'»'* •»
President declared the hill he
thr nnfth hank with « I r r* mini
algncd "Is not a step in the right W
(
hrr nf troops ^urnMiiuifft
’ hr
direction in th* set up provide.t f i a | 6 p g
S tf irlr c
In
^horri nf U k f Po
fo r general government
plan U n , i , C 5
U IU L I1 5
ID
Jipinrvg '
rnnfnrrpm rn1*
•&lt;
nbig ."
♦rm pting to UnH ** W u ^ H in lir 1
wrre yaid t&gt;y »hr f h in fir to h*vr
In a press conference at hiiiefii repulsed whilr •rtothrr n1
I!pda Perk home yesterday, the
_ _
ti*mpteii landing, neur Tnnghu.
pnatdent observed that three i.t f&gt;
a
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r\
more unemployment
over
the * I I f t I1 H H P x J r f l C r S C O H I O w i . aa id to b »v t hren ih w iitrtl
world than at any lime i„
.1 .
| n S i t K a i l i d l V T i l U C The rh in ra r « A i d !hey rank *evrn
i aP«n.ve rnotorboAfa Ami killed UM» |
history and that no country a&lt;
•
.
, .
^
*
jrat has dwised a permanent .,&lt;•
‘ 'H f f H 1 s C ll i n i l M f l r k o t men.
A Japanese navy cormmini&lt;|ue
lalion to give work during de
---------N E W l'M IK . June 211. — (Ah
an! three (Tilntr# hombern wer*
prats ions as well as in
boom
C'M fdy
Vix'ent f' ft I iiiw m ih
A frevh
fre.h vvave
wave of buying swrp rhot down in dogfighfa over An
tint aa
*
(♦d.l
K
iii
tin
mi ii i at then
fr»»ni
M any governments, the U
it,dd , many stocks
into
new
h i g h A ln* ‘ 2JB miles tlownrlver fror
llnniti
be aaul, w
ere,ground
e e U c u U r Junu ll»n....................
l“ *w. when Chinese al'cm plr d
were
, ground h
f lyi .a .o
sprat
race ting the crisis by going. I n ' rally today iiTIrr the market rn ’ In bomb JapinM a ararahipa ron- lltilel I ih Imv that
' rentra»ed th frf, Tbe commnnupir
armaments building, a |u
joyed a two day breathing spell.
*|MMl1i| il" t V I V
Uaid therr were no Japan*** l«^r***
gyem that produred gorafs of no
Ihiym g orders »o heavy
the
Fill till llge
C h in tM air force officer* *aid thing tn lit P*
im m ane nt
capital
value
and lap*' dropped IhJ iiiii I Ihi* m ark”t
m “ da re-In -die'* C!hine*e flier **ink , i'eIfi v fai m
an ■
Itt
which du not reproduce tviallh.
at limes, piirea liflrti for gain,
a jApane*e guntmat in the V ithyU*•"Mllf' . *i
\* t »i mg » .i Mlp.tigll m
In some nations, ho went on in ranging to nrouml five pmiils in
n v ir neai Ank«ng Monday l&gt; d»
t"M M
lay* *5 to 50 percent of the n.i leading share, with Ihe appioarn
eina U .i ' miii' lim
hh*i M'rly plunging hi* burning w 111
tlonal Income was due to arn i- of the thud hour.
•
lee
la
re*
I
emphnti
II
IwMuh-'adrn plane onto the ve**t* «
mentxconstruction
while
hr
nni-t ud v•i
At i-xl rentes udvancra ran to
fill mi1
tirck.
doubted that mors than from to, more than 1 1 1 points. U. K ( i j p
11 *x- fur the . ..fit,tig
other
to Id percent of America's no-! sum leaping to the maximum n«
wise, the* wilt suffer another bad
tlonal income could be attributed building shares
set.suit in r. Inch a gteat deal '*t
ttracted
into the same cause.erased demand.
the crop will have I*, be plowed
Te lling hia
preas (amferenev Yesterday
Ihe siu rk market
under- lb ’ added that lie expertthat tha 13.750,000.000 lending cslmed down, and pi ires slipped a
m.ue
relt-iy
a. reage
Th e United filalrji Civil Serv ed even
U d spending campaign wnuhl be Irt'le. but on Ihe whole it held in ice CommiMlon har announced am next year limn n il. planted this
to full awing by July
I,
tnr to its rrronl.breaking advance of open compatltlve eaaminAtion for pa-t season.
President aald that even with b&lt;t week.
'■\..ti ran imagine,'* he saul.
regional director of .Hocittl Se*
(CoallagM ea Page Tvval
For the first time since 'he bulls
those
ru rlty for Ragiona V anti
V il “ what will happen under
-------------------------------- took
control on June 20. declines Region V comprises the stales ol c irrttm .lances unless the farmers
out-mimherril gains ai the c'os- Kentucky, Michigan
and
Ohio cun rrnch additional markets and
■a
. i n
r i ar p
1 In* gong but thr overage of flt)
while Region V I I comprises the m n rrrate a greater demand for
stock*. » t * 4 4 .8 0 . i0,t uaiy :o
states of Alabama. Florida, tieor- celery "
gia, Mississippi. South Carolina.
Th e celery industry, M r llaxrD r. H . W .
Rutkar today re- The ilsy'a trading slackened to
and Tenneaaaa. Th a entrance sal- *"n pomle.l out. means
everycaivad ■ pair of Duke of Dun- a total of 1,2X0,720 shares, after
ary la $5,500 a year which
Is thing It. a great pint of tins rnm da« briar smoking pipe* and con- going writ over the 2,0fl0,000-mark
■ubject to a retirement deduction
_ 11
•&gt;»
ts »
g n tu la tio n i from George R. W il- for thr preceding three five-huut
of 3 4 percent.
•an, chairman of tha - Spring sessions.
Certain experience in the field | | a r ( l v ' r , C nv
Sportsmen's Aw ard Committee, in
Halls were a little upret by
I O Is X le n U Jfp y
rkeognltion of tha feat accom*, dividend news. Santa K t direct- of social welfare, indu.trtal r.la pllahad by D r. Ruckar in scoring ors postponed action on the pro- lions, or labor legislation, indud
eapetirnce
Eagla and a Blrdla
at If* ferrrd divkleml and adjustment Ing administrative
N K W Y D H K . June 2:» iflh .
'ard C ountry Club recently, bond interest. Reading cut Its comparable In importenco with
igar of tha C ountry Club. quarterly payment in half with a that of a rational director, la re- Tho govrinon n’s -p y hunt ..... no
disbursement of 25 rents a share. quired. Applicants must not have im r ip rc 'n l turn yealerdty when
F o rt, announced today.
aiitlath
birthday. U ni'e.l Htales A to rn ry
U m ir
t
Western
d irc c to ", pasted their
D r. Ruckar was tha first patron Norfolk
. th* golf course to racelvu an while ordering the regular quar­ Veterans graittad preference are lla rtly dhtibiNtl hi* wnu'tl mai! for
offarad by tha Sportsmen terly distribution of 12.511 a ahart. exempt from t f * roquiremenU up Kurop«* intliiy t«» itivp*iig«t«* the
of M tirom ent.
«ctlv*lk* i,f o lin ^ ullrgeilly nrrk*
lUaa for outstanding fcati said It was snticlpated H would to the
have to come partly ftom surplus.
Applications must be filed with Ing llnitv.l Hln'ea militiary secrets.
tha link*.
Santa
Fe
preferred declin'd the U . 8 , C ivil Service Com mis­
t.igh'iw-n
person-,
in. b.ding
13.25 to |i5 A 0 , and Reading,de­ sion, Washington, D. C. not later thrre (iermxn m ilita ry uffircrt,
clin e d M) cents to $15. !^&gt;a*va of than J u ly 21. Further Informa­ a ln a d y hate hern indwtril l.y a
50 cents In f l were nuntarou, In tion may ba secured from M. U sprrial F e de ra l giatnl ju ry heir
‘ 'he rail group.
fur conspiracy 'o vin le lr Ih.- exW rig ht at tha Pest Office.
plunagr laws, hul nnly four a rt
P A R IS ,
Juna
» .-(* ■ )-T h r
-n rnal.aly, Thirt.-t-sx arc raid to
government today Issued
he In Germany and un« I- in jail
ta establishing tha death
in Kent land.
In pass*lima for certain
H ardy raid ho would v l.lt F u g» t eaploftga,
O r. C . H. Baker will apeak to lend and F a rn rr but would nut
W A S H IN G T O N , June IV— DPI
h w wag designed to hall — George Sm ith, general m anag-r members af the Townsend Club
say whether he would gn to Scot­
awing number of epy u u i said today all plans for resuming Th ursday night at their regular
land, where Mrs. Jessie Jordon,
era hi recent years.
the tour of Rtngllng Brothers and meeting at tho Wetaka Building one of the defendants, h. serving
i of M a g i servitude for
at
H;00
o’clock,
It
waa
announced
Barnum and Ballsy circus had
a four-year sen 'rn rr ax a sp y , or
hitherto M im e d fo r w arby
Bet ratary
been definitely abandoned. Th e today
A r t h u r ^t&lt;&gt; Germany.
&gt;effenisi, also were
,,
abow la now heeded foe storage Rlrchhoff.
*T __
hava very definite trad. In
lg peacetime con*
*1 Sarasota..
W . I. Hughey who want to U a : f0t|ow&gt;” H a rd y ' as Id after he had
i a new drlva which eu(•a horses hava been shipped to Aogales to attend the third no’ appeared at a brief xea&lt;i..n «.f Ihe
sald emulated Germany's
tho circus farm at Peru. Ind. and tlonal coavM tlea
b
espocted; grand Ju ry whirh adjourned un, eooaUr-eaplaagge agtivi'.iev
the remainder of Iba show will bach In time to
preside.
M r. IR J u ly 0.
Irave Ibis afternoon for Florida. Kirthheff sahL
Th e apy hunt in thr United
Th e abow w ilt make a atop n&gt;
H a a$U tha alab bad racalvsd States w ill cunlinuo during H a r­
Florence, 8 , C . to water lbs ani­ a latter fram Mrs. E . A . M offltt, d y’s akaanca w i'h Road V rttarli.
mals and la due In Sarasota late tha eluh’i treasurer, who was also c h b f of Ihe New Y o rk offices of
F riday.
a oabgala U tha aanvaatioa, say tha FBI. In ( h ^ r .
lA C K * H e a t , June » . Th e d rtu s arrived here la's lag that all warn bare at Uw conifctngT— r aid child, play- yesterday f from Scran too where
vantiaa wara aaaftdant thal tha
I I D IR I N D E I.U G R
the haaha #f Grasahopper Ha lUaerary w as interrupted by
Taanmaad Ptba w in ba adopted
with ether ahlldrea, fall labor troub'esdartag tho aaxt aaaaba af CooTO KYO .
June . 2!). - ( A Y •W . M m
W W t away.
grvaa.
Tw enty-one parsons war* haowa
M U R Iil deg, dashed
BREMERTON,
Waaks-(jp|—
Bha raparted that tha labor ua- daad aad IB wara missing today
thg {kfld
by
hsr Mayor Jasaa Kaabb, ka whaaa a
boa aaat w trai Is tha coavtatioa aa tho w o r n rain a in 20 year*
Sad b a r te the bank, ailnlUratlM af thb aavy yard
retag th* plan.
Rha added deluged ,11 o l tha main Japaiwaa
■alba ago Baba waa rlty bitUr controversy sag erlml*
tha D e a sb b a af
Caaada islands. A t Tokohama
a
cliff
stray dag. f X
Baaawek aal chsrgva hava kwa miagM
iU approval aad caved hi crushing five
homes,
m - A M i , aad
f b t hig adopt la g of tho h illing U , About
.affaativa Aag. 1.
flPM.
i were flooded in To k y o ,
■i i v
,. . .

(a r k s

Slips Taken To *

-w"

l»o pai.
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ha mi!» i

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Tic.I together by » i«»|»e. tke^* expert noMintain climber* ate shown ucAling th*' M
......... 1tt.( 1 V
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s
,
h
eir
it*
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i fin. «g.. pul'
Saudi.i .ik nc.rr AIbiitimripie, New Me*., in search nf Medill Met nrnrirl
lt 1»tl. 111*1j
It■thing foi*nm lie an.I a »omp.imon. Ruhanl Wlnttner, disappeared mu i climl'iMk* •ij" ft?l.'i|t I..IU1 &gt;‘ '1 Mil\ M•Ir.l.tH
o * . i tui i"un

iegiilar
weekly Ininlii oii ill 111* Valdei
every eihfen ot
Scmiiml* f "iiiil v

tin- eeleiv

ills that

Exams To BeHeld For
Social Security Post

Dr. Rucker Receives
Award For Golf reat
r
-----Ctn's.

i rone Into Europe

. .^..06 Decrees Death
For Convicted Spies

Ringling Circus Is
Dr. C. H. Baker Will
Enroute To Sarasota AddressTownsendites

The Mongrel
Turns Out A Hero

bA*c of a r lilf .

Dawson Derlarji E xh ib ition Of Paintings
Need For Celeryj By Oke Nordgren Is Given
Publicity Urgent
County Agent Urges
Kiwanians To Sup­
p o r t Advertising

&lt;&gt;» s h ip s W iih

('ontralKmri Of War

S p e c i a I ( 'oniniittee
Satisfy British
To Tr&gt; To Finish
Brief B&gt; August 1 Loyalists It c p r i sals
\gniust Bomhings
de l
S
t i l l Tlirratenefl
Si ‘
I M11'I

■gsm-i Hankow

N ew Buying W ave
Raises Stocks In
Surprising Rally

-y

Ita ly U r g e s F r a n c o
T o U s e ‘M o d e r a tio n ’
In M a k in g A ir R a id s

S H A K O ! ! A I. Inrir l'i
Th r
Chino*r drdarr,| to.fa-, t h.-\ , 1 II
hold 'h r important
Mstouchro
boom, ihe
barrtrr
to Jiiiun'*
drrvt* up
&lt;hr
Yanglzr
R iiu

States Spending Cam­
paign Will Be In
Full Swing July 1

J

m

Sino Forces Halt Of­
t e n s i v e Against
Hankow At Impor­
tant Yangtze Boom

Sees Unemployed
As World Problem

Seminole Cnnnlv Produces
More Fruit Aod V rerlnblri T h a n Anv
Similar Area In America

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p* i in I rih du t M'n
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invite ( t - »• Mill Oil
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Minuter i Iiiim I , c* l&gt;'., •11* I* *i
miiii
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piisrnt coach ea*.x &gt;i ! mim n *.tnl, ri'hlinir Hint t» w*iiM i (rrf pi -l tiff Mm I **m*!i * i f ifi •
a mi i la- in rr rn-rd
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I’l" ’
tin.| .« f* w » iii'li *ih*; I *» m It mini
qitrsluin wax tv iqw ii.,
h in t'1'ib f»*bt'mi* m„
I:n i quest of tho inti.l
llic &gt; rein b gttvi i iiimTit Im l
i*i
liw s coirtendril 'In'
'•
hiHiy . gtiHliiig ft let Midi B* Lhtl
linn hail grow " U i'»ti » '
iihtM'lv fi "in !ht* iiitiol h k I, Bti' n* *
i.t ix nun
|a-t December will'" *
«*« llIly (lit* Ji r cy -tilllitii ihe, out
hraiings were eiiiuluc'id
truly laitl thi'ir &gt;umi hufiyt, lM*t
Ti-sllmony dealt larg’-l) w d'i 'Int*i r r ***»I m •vr11«I f i I t l f11*'1111 whHCfe•*
resitl's of an im-ieaxo (n o n ' •
mi lh«* h U n il t,
*
eenta In 2 cents, granted aimthi-in
H’linl Main fi h'-MO'ii p m (f Je d
railrnatla Nov. 13, l'.'37, • inni'lisin |**iru Minn* 'h r mini try of
ainn tables ihnw ril 'hat I n " l " " T h r 1 init f In), i* ill , ri'il h*il*( foreign H flm ri I* * w**»L «*ii (hrf
in the area leimtleil siih.i’qHeliGy it * 11”|fi I '
11••I I v in ** ■'»it * I ft fw »*. Mrmivbhi'i* f&gt; b«,rn»*'n
large inrr*a«e« in .............. T i " n ight. |* w il tip ■ ' *Ii* - *■ •*''"mi! timl tuny titling lliinifi |ni
«i(lier*A
inerreae for Fehmary of tln» t ^ j r fnlllfll Vb'lilnnilliy V il f fill li iimriMi
(tiny i ii fill 'hfiUMltg ill *ii It i il' 'Hill
was 15.1 percent over 'ha' lot t(f.'
Mfl*&gt;lh*r k»b»Tl (hey m rrl,
•abb
xxme month in D*37,
Itrh v rry *. f ih rll fill (lit* F 'lfl
indk-a'cil.
Mfllnu p.ifk wmlk» tun In in *lt**

.m.i i.'lnr

\\ ill , in

i r■
14iiunil&lt;

\\ itsliinutofi m «

Sharp Decline In K’C Hears Rctpiosl
Traffic Deaths Of Railroads For
Recorded In Mav Uoach Rate Hike
* III* \ i;o , Jum* Jll
fr?h Tbs
gri’AliNt i vtlucftun m ii i f f k fillet
ills*. ,»f this I'ftir a 27 fi«*r***m‘
diMp in liny HA. ri*portr*! jv**
Ifid n y By !ht‘ NutiMrinl S u lft1
Con in-»I
M •&gt; w nt Dir n«*\fnlh rnn^rril
tivv oiitlilb Hinuiirfi which Mm*
rtnwtiwm i ■( trend in motor vrhicl*
dtl*h4 COfll IIHICtI,
H liU 'tIria n * fibfurrii *17MO lives
• ir# HaiuiJ liuiing that period.
Mmy tie*’ In &gt;nf«Ird 2'iHii rum
pared with 'll 2D in
the numr
inunth in IUJ7.
During lh « f ird five mon’ h i **f
ihi*
11,1(141 livm w rrv Iim I
Mbmg
nod higbwMyd in c»mtra*t lu thf* 11 .0 * 1 0 recorded dur
ing • aimdar period Ia * year,
“ Anolhcr tficm inging fad,* the
council utated, MU that the reduc­
tion* cannot be attributed to da*
created travel. Available data nr
ganolinr consumption show that
d u ring (h r first four month* nf
lliia year, during whieti riea’ h*
dropped 2!&gt; percent, liav*l ac­
tual y increased (hrre perrent.”
Moat of thr
shared in »hr
general
improvement,
Vernnm'
•bowed (Hr grra teU pertenUg**
decline - -II
percent — during th**
firet five month* of 123H, iVnosylvan ia finked second with a 2 9
percent drop— calculated to mean
the saving of 2(11 lives.

I i IN Ml »N |IMI(
\B j
Itnliwh
di’wi t nt m ,
alit) |ms. •
« r r t*
nriL rcd
nit »*• MaM.srra
from I. ihra It a i I
*' -*ld f ha Mlrl't ..... ...
‘***
'Tim!me ‘
(nit
i'lie
If it It.it*
•iprrafrd
air|d&gt;iii«• b»*r
at
1'alm.i Malhvrt « i"s tin 'Mifie
*‘I ittaM\ m| In nn :&lt;nl in raid i
*mi the •i»,i-f .&gt;| i &gt;o t-f ti mr itI
v l»*m uni H u ll (, •hippitig in
Ji m i f r - Malliir.a is
i l l ..| S p ....

‘Undeclared War
Rages In Spile Of
Country's Alliance

riu- Intarstatr • .... . '

Th*' min*I i*i pi"P"vi-il,
!•♦• (ilinHt lu I’ 1ny Mi V
N*(

(litv INrw."

- l.iy 11 Ihmmi in nf. (ht* iRi’ nl Frederick Vanderbilt
Stolen ( ’nr Recovered heavy rain., Fred T Williams. DiesAU'mmlry Hume
By Sherlff’HOffice cily rritfinr«*r» vniil HiN m**r111112*
IIY D K P A U K . N. Y . Jtin* 29—
Th** r»(y fVmtmW
NInn will hubI l/tl Frederick William Vandchiltx
.Sheriff C . M Hand’s t.ffica D
a regubtr mn'tiig ftirnghl ni IH
i* S3, rapitalisl, railroad director anil
Nyc HasCommandinff lacntared a * l«lrn automohila Tiljr Hull ul 7:'M
l
n
V
Io
rh
,
l
ily
yachting rn'husiaxl, dl’-.l a ' hi*
hatonging in 11. A . llo w i.r.l of
'Frank S. I at in,fin announced. roiinry lionu* hero '.sla y after
Lead In Senate Race South Sanford Avenue ye.lerday Clerk
Th e meeting wac (»&gt;»l|mnr.l from a work's illnrsa.

FARG O .
North Dakota, Jut.t
29.
bTI . L'ai’ d Blales Ren
a la r Gerald P. Nye bald a com
mending lead over Gov. William
La ngcr In lb* fight fo r Republi­
can senatorial nomination at re­
tu rn ! strangled In from y vitsr
day’s prim ary (Italian. Th e Ny*
Laager scrap
highlighted
the
■betloo (ought mainly over U «u ix
g f aUta government aad thrrw
Into shade the Democratic con­
test in w h b h many candidates
had na oppoaltba,
Nye'* running
mat*. , Limit.
Gov. T . I I . I I . Thoroaea. bad a
lead over
Lander's
candidate-A gricultural Commiaaloner . John
Hagna, la the raco fo* gahematorial a on lpatbw .

morning, Il wos annnttnred l-.day
Th e automohila
was
stolen
from Ihe driveway of d r . lin
ard'a home on Sanford Avenuo
Monday night.
Deputy Jack Hickson who in­
vestigated the case aald he re ­
covered tho car yesterday m orn­
ing in lha arooda M a r Tw antieth
Street.
M r. Hbkaon reported that he
went lo tho homo
of
A lfra d
Nath, a negro ho auxpetrd of (ho
theft and a fla r questioning him
th* negro confraac.l to stealing
Ihe ta r,' M r.
Hickson arrested

Monday night .Ini' l » Ihe fa«-t tha1
H r foll.nrwl in th.’ f.m ls lrp i of
j|By „ r Higgins and M r. L*m*on hia fa'her and tw,j n l.lrr hndhrra
w erf fiul of 'ho City on official In tha railroad biMincas hul did
buAlnrAM.
not atjaln thu high |MMitmn* in
th r Vanderhill lystem which they
Police Chief Roy (i. Williams reached. N o r did ho a " ra d aa
•akl today that he Kail arrested much public atlm tiun, Hia wifo
several persona within th*. past died some ycarw ago.
faw day* for iqw ia'ing places nf
buaints* without a license and that
he would arrest any o'hef* re­
ported aa operating without li­
censes. lla *a(d 'he (,'itj Hall hail
Florida: P artly cloudy,
rrat*
turned the matter over to him and
auggaatesl that all parsons who tered shower* in eoulh and raal
continued 'u operate without se­ poet loot th b afternoon and poa*
sibly In extreme south port hut
curing license* be sweated.
r
tonight and Thursday; not quit*
near extreme
south
Metro than tlSJUMJWO Gees were so warm
An oraaga tra o may yield -d.ooo
&gt;o 4,000 oranges a year, and live planted in New Y ork alate'a IB M coast and extreme northeast por*
to aq age af 100 to I N ytata.
, reforestation program.
t b n tonight,
^

LOCAL WEATHER

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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29, 1938

T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D . H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A

(Die Sanford Herald

Where The Blame Lies

The public in usually quick to condemn, slow to praise
__and reluctant to co-o[ierate w hen it comen to I.iw i-nL'n**• £ , menl. When a crime is com m itted in front of th»- &lt;•&gt;•» »f
•a» cit izt*n.s, how many of them will come forward and oiler
Ma' to '.ratify? Isn't it the usual thing that eye wi'iiejsuddenly become tongue-tied when the) a re jiikivl if tie
'■•»,saw what hap|ienisl? Isn’t it rustoinory for sn|'|»&lt; 'll •
'pnisl citizens to sny "let’s get away from here Lefoie
JJJ pel a summons to te stify ? ”
J-u
But this is only one way in which the ixsiple mak*- &gt;
•aM difficult for our (silice and our sheriff's deputies
com“ .i ha' the crime evil. A majority of us are habitual of
1 ’* fenders in the m a tte r of locking our cars, th e d&lt;*ir-i and
windows of our homes. We leave parcels and valuable , e.t— posed in our automobiles and when some tram p falls vuhm to the temptation and picks them up, we nt-&lt;h to 'he
• •* police and complain.
lea)
How many of us take the trouble to pqMirt the s min/e
uclions of jiersons in ou r neighborhood? Ilovv maiiv will
emit the |sdice as soon as some impending viob-nce is de
•la- 'i-ctMl? I low many will wait for some one else to til'phone for help when an accident occura?
«■" I
Wheii a crime takes place, how many of us come to
w«» the defense of our kiw enforcement officials and prune
■aL 'hem for dump the best juh they can with their limited
I forces and lack of assistance from the public? Isn’t it
,a more than likely 'h a t whenever wmiothing got-s wrone, lit­
tle groups pntliiT and m u tte r expressions which sound .i"
4 Y lully like "hip inilonka*,'-' "fat heads," "dumb guys?"

Wednesday

$112,800 In Taxes
AS IT SEEMS—By JflHN
HIX
Pfujd jtn Advancefiy

STRANGE,

T&gt;vp Chain Stores
pi
w ji&amp; w
A,
WW DI4P«rcHtDla W AFRICAN

■
liens to the school system. ml
v i n o payment* of t ll'J .s u n wn*
announced s a ri, this week by tbs
executive hrads nf^ the
Slate’’
two leading chain store nrvnni**tions. the (ireat Atlantic anil I’aetfie T t l Company and the WinnLovett G roce ry Company.

U.z. government m&gt; R efu ses
'Wem b&amp;YXmct}

The am ount represented the
ta t which would become due
from the two corporations as ot
duly I on the basis oT

^GPU&gt;teofWOO0

Ibe

Atlantic ami Pari fir
in
sending a
ehei k
for
tSM.Onn
to
State
Com ptroller James M t ee. wrote
?We ■fi» scnthnjr thin check loi
you in aiJvnnc* of tho &lt;lu«- ilatiin view of thi* fart that wp un
dent and
there
w a temporary
deficit in the Stale uchno) trath#tV fund which we tru«t
thin
■will ifctslHt vou in meeting/’
W
R. Lovett.
president of
W Fun-Love It G rocery
Company,
*»itt a check foi 121,000 on the
dO vtorea In the rhain and wrote
Com ptroller Lee “ While we still
l i f t that the chain store
tat
Jaw br unjust and impose* u -’eyer»» pemifty upon our
opera­
tions, nevertheless in view of
the fact that the State funds for
the payment of *rh«nd teachers
are ve ry low, wml further that
1hi money will go f*i piiy tenchcp* and hus drivers their Hilaries,
it gire^a us pleusiire to make Ihl.s
payment in advance.1*

in

V m w o Of MfrRcM,

L 3 Westernu£ raHtei

ZTRtfSS NiTHOUrcoti

Y ?WftN-UV®(ft«£wwft

fnrlh

‘ w ork,"—
W rite ihia upon my bear',
W IN t iA T K

Vtw work! would b* a b*tiir
plaka In which to lice tf every
m an had bean a Day Bruut.

of the overwhelming majority
leans."

fir&gt;-st

Tea

fer

of mentally

$100 a

year per store.
ft it. Smith, vice president ot

£)W tH F U l f K ^ S | P

HKKRON

f»ti/ na aI *r4#r and «r#

*alJI ««Hvlnf« vav that Ihr a k a ta |a

RfrSiD£irFS M -SITKA, Alaska, AflAlN&lt;?f
IMOlAiH OPARINS — AFTER THE

I.iudt'rs who dt'.sirt' to cff*-rl rutiiod chalu'cs in |h f
lives of Un- j&gt;eii|th; iiauully deny the iill&lt;-tfntioii until lie
luildic Iwx'iinifN “ softenetl up” anil then a rlenn hrussl id
MV 1*1,F a
O Grant m* pale-nc*'he whole intent is made. Fritz Kuhn ustsi to deny that
[* I M pallenrn of the liny arrd
he even dreamed uf mukinK u Nazi country out of the
h
■nui works Hi way ihrungii United S ales, hut, "with amazuiif frinkoess," lo ipeilr
dark of earth
the Miami Iktily News, "he has told a New York via e
f Up to Xht nunahina of *h« day,
COfAPRlSBOTrtft
leitlslallve committee th a t his mtivenien! aims to make
fa*' And florkiu, rabiilh.
K t„ &gt; .
eK TiRfi W C A tm CR JoM N JACOB P&amp;pR
Noziism, including the most virulen' anti-Semitism, die
/ O r u t me patience—
vwen He CAwe to wabricato opeN
L Tb a patience of the worm, run law of the kind ill the United Stales.
"Now we know officially where 'h e (iermau-Amerieao
A JAli^lC 4ToRe( 1183 n,
»
[■C ain loped in iU eheath to lie i bund stumls. If the Communist party would now duplic.i'e
ttt m
2 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 /
I V a tu tt can emerge therefrutn
Kuhn's frankness, we wonltl In ml it a companion lanopo t.
f?
A lovaly butterfly.
T’he Communists, however, aclinjt on inslructions from
f . G rant me pa'lenca—
Moscow, have Iteen iflviny' themscKi s a word hath in .de­
[• H m patience of a little bird
mocracy recently and wrapping themselves in the A meri­ A S T O H M F O H T U N F . .
t
' T h a i finda in thla her happy
When .lithn .1 »•nit \ t*»i rn »M
can Constitution and the American flag.
BjiV’ i food—
Alt|»‘ H* II III
I 7 ft {
It**
lief I
"Fortunately
the
Communists
fool
very
few
Americans
I
T p all aad day by day to wm i
v i i j ' i i f n l f a o f u m k m i f j* i m »»n
iV
Har coming motherhood.
with '.heir sudden lilt-service to &lt;h mor racy no more, in u f w n ili n g i n i H t r a l in •*i n u n nt
B®-1':- 1
fart, than the bund leaders bud succeeded in Lading lie- ill* |Mllii | Jf» Oi* f u r Jl e | i -I*Ji
L' G rant mo patience—
ptiHsugr mnl iciv*■"Ii’ll M|f ft niiiili
^Tha patience of a (toil who yearns lore Kuhn made his statem ent yes'.erduy.
L
‘ T o etatm the love of one end a)',
"We cun consider the Nazis and the Communists on ili'f uf hi * Vh• nIt It m n'Vi'Ti
f
Y e t wait* with patience Infinite
the same footing. Both are frankly out to overthrow
K t *F o r heari■ to heed Hla call.
Amerlcun institutions by the use, if necessary, of revolu­
; B! Q n u t me pa t truce —
tionary force. This doesn't mean th a t we must immedi­
’ [ B y ' precept and e u n ip le , Lord, ately s ta r t suppressing them.
Thut would only udd fuel
B'
' T h e n do*1 T k y wondroua truth: to the undergrountl hlaze. The isiUcy for true Americans
- * Impart.
fn P^a» patleM a have bar pe’frCt Is to flood these cre a 'ure s of the darkness with the

&amp; e -F A N N lE

WE ARE THE

Leader* In Sanford

OPEN YOU |( L IF g TO flOD'H

Hyr
K .

An-nli O r M o J t f « i e l ; e R t t H t M r f — ■

• Bmm4

I L L S X i M i K Then shall thy !lgh&gt;
h M k for'h as the morning, and

thin# heal'.h shall spring
speedily. Isa. La.a.

A lw a jfiA L e a d tr

I* f i t Ii h m IfwiT
t* Ak»aM
Oft# 0 «»*»*ndlr« r lr n Or ImJlvIMeiaM
•T M a Im Al*» T r ie In Th*
( ii iie t r v ---- A k«ttie* ll'n A n i n i i i i l f l

J in **&lt;('&lt;irt hint to China. Mia hold
A**»«*r , r.ni«in**i| a full rurgo, antf on I
it fur thi'i trip h«rFuliiftl f'JOO.OOO
ila rtn l- pi of it.
:»rk m* |
A*l«»r i I mnI in 1H4H, leaving a
i Ni*w tL'll.nnu.liOO estate nrritt^artl lA
r fur?*-' fur irail#*—from a atart with
n l«*r | #»+v»*ri flutf-i!
**r**»*nl T R O U B L E IN A L A S K A . . . .
g with
Tin* lJt(tt«*f| Htatr« had owned
nrg(»*?n Alaska only I I yeara when, in
North
M7W, an fmlian uprising threaf*
** u n d , ••ni*U tkr livrn of TOO U . H. f lllIh rrifl MJts ||villi' near Sitka. A n appeal
a »f
for rmiiUiry protection want un­
do' *«•■ | hrrdud, i u tha colony appealed
i lo tin* ilritbih Adm iral at
Vie*
in rm
l**riat H. C ., who 8«ut tha XI. M.
Ton**^»' S. 0«pr**y to I hr nevnr. loiter a rhav*- rival nf th** U . H. Ala ika relieved
lahori't the nitualiiin,
'd perTaitiarrewt
How
Did
ih#
fferson “Yard!** Original*?

O im pany,

Fresh Peach
Ice Cream
N ow at y o u r fa v o r it e
S i t n i n o l t D e a le r

ieirroart;
315 E, Fhrat

PHONE 634

IS s s s s a a ia aaaaai i a i i i H t

• Fine Watch
s
Repairing
l
Diamond Setting S
AND

S

Engraving
S
McLouIJn, Jew eler;
IlY &amp; r a t h Aea.

iiN ia a t a iiia a a a ia a g a a i

Euhelman’H (Red Ro.sc) Guaranteed
Feeds
raaipar* ear t r i m with M l a lk rr llr.l-a ra S r Irrd aaJ &gt;aa nlll
1, raa tlarre that M r , la th* hlahrat S M lIlt, at Im h , , i .rlrsa-

W * d e liv e r a t n o a tld iliu n u l c h a rg e .

Longwood Feed &amp; Fertilizer Store
laingwood, Flo.

Fred K. Madden, prop.

BAN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO

TenneaHee Has Never
D aw son Declares Flood Control
Amended Constitution
Rill Is Signed
N eed For Celery
Sam Ynunta left Friday for
K N O X V I L L E , T e n n .— f/T) —
Ur g e n t
Iiy President Tennessee's
North ('nm lin n where h* will re- Publicity
(IK-year a Id constitu­

On T ursdsy evening th* T ruth wrek
Hatkera claaa uf the Mrthiidial tar, U r n T . I,. Ilu m m .
a r an absence of several
the een has finally returned,
we will be able to complain
(he heatj

Church gave a lovely reception
at the attractive home of Mrs.
la f*. Hagan un Hanford U rig hla
In hunor of
M r«, V. E. Hleinno-yer, now ot Live Oak, but u n­
til recently
th*
umoved
and
highly salaamed teacher nf thla

r,s Th* icekkat toll oo our highpwoja has drapped Steadily for lha
'■ M i of* month*, which shows that
th* P*9pU hava fawar rare, mote T h s rooms were rhsrm ingly
decorated w ith quaatlllsa uf cut
hocIns, or both.
fluwara, palms, fern* and Am erkan flags, a larg*
flag beuig

wonder how many politl, who west* no tkai* pro-

B ig ’they era liberals, could
Ijr
Under
th*
daflnltUatt
ngrrowly rrsirlctcd ' by p**

main during the eunmier.
Judge mid Mrs. NieholtHtn who
have hern the guests uf Judge
Nicholson's
aislar,
Mrs. J . U.
Roberts for the |&gt;nst few weeks
left Saturday fur their hoina tn
Tam pa,
Mrs. C. C. Howard and son uf
New Sm yrna returned home Sat­
urday
after
enjoying a brief
visit with her parents. Judge and
Mrs. I m (], String fellow.

Spokesman For Fascint
Ueffime Approves AttucksOn Ships With
Contraband Of War

er utilitarian considers-

Conftnuwrt F i n d

M d fl i D h *

munlly lie explained, licit the| •he siinuwltat t-ip.ui,l,d uitval
celery indit-lry is the husis ot j iht|' budding pittgruni. a'rmuiu.'ni
most liunine-s in Itiis seilinn and,] r » l « uf this country would b«
as so. h, «veiy man, woman, an,l »nly l.'i or |ii percent of the tuial
child i&lt; sifferted by it.
guveiiing’iit budgot.
John Jones Hiiggested that Theiefiin’, be .aid in anrwei
memtiers nf the hiwuiiis Club l*» nutations, the armament piosupport u "trade-in-Hanford tniivr grani would have nnatlvrly It*menl nnd thol they try tn em­ lie In do with the rrhabiltiatinn
ote Interest along the citxenry of the uni'iiipbiyi d.
in surh a program, lie also sug­ The object Ivc of work relief,
gested that a giimp of meiulHTs ss distuii't from th- dole, he add*
np|n'Br Leforu the t'lly and
(hiunly t'lmimiiuilnns tn rei|uest
such aid ns they might render derent a livin g nt can lie afford­
toward the movement.
instead uf just enough to hold
President Nix. who presided, ed
body and snul together.
appointed Mr. Jones chairman ot
a committee lo investigate the Discussing other mutters, the
matter and ordered a report (or D rasuLm said ho thought lha
wuge* and hours bill which ha
the next meeting,

hunt aad Mrs. F. E . Stelnmeyer British ship bombings,
A rth u r Itrnnan, chairman ol
giving tom* eseallent numbers.
Istndon has protested v ig o rintro­
Dainty refreshments, w a e U lin g uualy against attack*
on har the program committee,
duced M r. Dawium aa one of th*
cake merchant vessels*
W UIlam *, deputy ra- Of punch, icc cream and
waa
Istratov, mho told th* » « ' ••wed during the evening
) n M adrid the newspaper Poli- club’s "ow n members who
Invited to apeak before the Rot­
l to lu t e their friend*
r * r0,yn BP*n c ,r'
« » « » " « f lh* Hpanish governoya ha « a * misquoted, Lilli* Ruth Spencer, Mis* Ruth m*nt, expressed th* possibility a ry Club her# and tn Titusville
M itten 1*1 and M E* G U dya Adam*. Hi* government still might take and mail* such an lm)ir*sslon that
Th* guest of honor waa presented reprisal, against the "real author* I believe It would be worthwhile
with lovely flower* by th* eteaa, of attacks on government cities." fo r lha members of ou r 'own elub
as a small tok*n of thalr
Th * *dllorial elearly Indicated to hear hta message.
M r. Dawson stated that In an
and ••loam, fully appni
Italy and Germany were meant.
hot valued acnrUia as a Us*bar It eu«f*aWd that Barratena'a effort to trat advertising possi­
and bar dovotion and loyalty lo ecevpten** of tha newly created bilities for celery he conducted a
th* eloao.
Mr*. 8telnm*yeF* international neutral commission poet card campaign In Cm elnnatl.
vteiU tn Sanford will always b« to Inraatigate bombings of civilian landing nut 8,040 card* to house­
leakad forward tn with pfassura poputatton* did not necaeaaiily wives In that city. W ithin a short
Una. Ha asserted, fo u r percent
by tha mombnn of tha Truth aolra lha probkm. ,
I llhlf* Close,
I "Tha Bpanlsh governroent," th* of th* cards w e n returned.
“ 1 commuttkaMd w ith Bruce
' -till Lynch la ham* an a few ww»pap*r aaJd, "l» not forgtefal
doin' furlough t» frvm Caron “* the Awl that In epKa of ail iu- Barton, on* o i the beat advertis­
Who*Ur when he h tow eta- •raattonnl commission* that may ing man in th* w orld, about the
tinned. Army Uf* Mem* to ha h* appetite* t« coat# to Spain tn nsolter," h* ala tad, “ and . ex­
•gracing with hi* at ha te look- "pnK Ukfal aaTlal octlvKra, our ploded what I hod don*. M r.

teg (tee.
Irearguard elUss may continue te
f a i n t Lake hoc ratarnad fro*
a vtelt with Mr. aad Mn. B n »
u that te
repuhlkon planes
tea rteehlaa at Ttertt-T Baaeh. nUl aot h* looking «t r*b*l citiss
Tha frteoda M Y t a B Laa *at rMaltettea. An in our own eit•mKh w ill ha gta* ka knsw that ha then ora innocent people,

SSSw aw

Cfenllrut«ff f rum P.ig» O n «

signed Saturday was. next parlisps tn Ihu Social Security law,
the most Im portant act pasted hi
twa or thr&gt;* years.
Ha added that he hoped to ap*
point a wage hour adininDirntor
under the new law before leaving
■n hla western trip J u ly 7&lt; but
that he had many rieommcnda*
tions from which to choose.
, Answering other questions the
I'rcsUirnl tab I &amp;50 person* had
been proposed for the six 112,000
jobs errated by th* new civil
aeronautic* law . Aihed how many
of l b . total were politicians, ha
replied about a third.
ff* said that he hail not oa
yet picked a success*r at Moo­
dier fo r Ambassador Joseph R.
Davies, recently shitted to Brus­
sels, Belgium,
Roosevelt asserted
that
ap­
pointment of judges would como
In drlbkta.
T h * President
announced ha
had *1.At H i 20 bills and T t iw d

tion i, the only unamended con­
stitution in the United States.
U r. W illiam II. Combe, U n ive r­
sity nf Tennessee political
In­
structor, find*.
"T h e Constitution exists
to­
day in exactly the aame form M
that In which It waa adopted 08
years ago," Dr. Comb* writes.

“Everyono of the

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Seientlsta report that lh « flora
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riv e r in 1(up*h ptovlnee, China,
is the richest and moot rvnurfcabla In th*' world. I t b said to
include more than 1,000 rp**!**
comprising plants of **raI-tropi­
cal, temperat* ghd Alpine rvgloua.

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M o d a l A n d P e rso n a l Activities

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M A R T IN

I . A N L Y , S o c ie ty E d i t o r

T e le p h o n e

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W K O N K S im
Board uf llc ic m ii, W. M. S
P r » je r Servh-r. and 11
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vtraity uf Flnn.l* last nigbi in
tbc m-w Muller 1’ ipst llrgnn u[
Ih r Fir*! Mcthndi*! Church.
Mr U u rpb n-t chu**.
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t 'r,.nrert numb, n 'yrhieh L u m L
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muary,
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nf the First Methodist t h.n. h
infrishieeri ihe ..ra iin i.l, and

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on Monday .................
at
her ' " nk e^idiula, and palmII.
home mi Park A u -u u r
pUced about the a lU t
and
a]
u . hllr Hlull ’I I * l i f t • flit,l i f 11
A fte i a intuil h u m , the g u n U tingle arratiaeinent uf pmk
111m11y Mii» il ii hi i t* hi* \\ i
1h
wont invited into
the
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delphinium centered lb. al i j, *(,'(] tu
iff S' J.,ihi
■ h e r e refreshments we.e se.ved -'r.im e m e n t F e d r.U l lu .-k .i- ,.f
V o u m l the illm ng
table
r h * ,h r o&gt;»tig. pink xhidiobi- we,e|
table was centered with
shower I'lactd ahmt; the aii.litmmm .- 'l l
Mr * Kii'*h Sf i-'liti sf'.t sin
I ■ i s’ ii f I l i l t ' l l I a i a i m ! M . i i i i u M riy&lt; •
arroilKement of dw arf
iiiinias, . ’ pataxu* fern w « . u -u l o i . mo t»-t, 1 SSI |p»-i
of 1it ■ll 11.1
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It. It V a, (III i l l I % "*« 11hiHI ik I hi. li.t I- s, l .
and apieu.l with a lu. e covet
pU’tc the J. t'.iral.mi
liiis *- S.f Aft - i,*l
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t lls mill sj.ihu &gt;, nk U K
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A n ice courae with mints and
u*b«r* were afoil....'
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nut* wa* .served to the luilowtug 'K dlmrn I'ceatoti. I
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Cm «
l»r J T (tin If Skill
guest-; Mitx Shinholser.
honor
!■ I^ney, Kaodull i'ri.'si. W .si
Ire*
' I * lil t till I S, I Ii
guest. Mi,* M m gaiel I 'm . Mi** ,,-r Haytie* J&gt;.e t i-n -h a w . Fat has) rut H iniIi M 1Mill.»t i . ■s
V • ,V|at •.
Kdng t tnit. iol. il,
Mt»*
t atul “ *, J i l ' 1' h.TI. ( oil. n
tV n g t', h el ii i t 'i - 1.i Hi r . • i hud
It - ...I h Hh
Stone. Mt*. Allen .Mondey. Mr*. H in s o n lli i o lln . Kdward i\ I I ,
’ ,*Uip V\ irisiiiti a hi niitiii * tarsi,
Vh U ,il
^ Hi........ •■ P l**'\ ' will tips ti ►
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S. €&gt;. S h ln tip iiv i/M i* S tl Shin
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Th»* ssrgan CUPIHltlUc
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Ml I IMoll I 1Ilf- 11' l i t no M H
hubter, J r ., Mr*. F.e .l Hull. Mr*
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T . S. M iCuuUA
M ilean V.l half isf thv
Ft is lls] • i»l M ."t Melt V lif i 1
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ills f•sUssMi 1llg fuf t Iv SI Ho tv VV rti .lu-li
H i 11 S i Ini«it. lip I ti\ 1* ilOli ••&gt;li
am*, Ml*. M M num k. ami M i, Htiiiik-i
will
1. 11
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l|s*w‘*i h ii* ri Hmi
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tiiiil p*ilm*: V 3^ Ms* iiule-v amt mu a d ' ut Hu- bolus- ut
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In d i 'i ijh *nie ihe Kills Mi
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Jack H usIIm stud RaminU S. ,f ..ii Mill *lit-s
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if! the l ^ s h m g
Nuc-s* ly
II*.
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II It IS ih.Ujlld I low piiipst-i
flllWCI-e SkllKli w*-|»* slmiul 1 IpMS'1
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F i »« ml1* uf M*- II* If n 1 n 1m« i ■lisp Pi
Ml 11i t .4 l • • * IS I ----UP*. w hides,uni Sit. Mil'll fit. ti"\ bii it arm I m 1m1 -eick ih iiniuhttLpr Vs H •urc tu 1-ci 111 Hs.it
►'ovd M i V i r o i i m e i i t a n d i i i i ’ i i i " ,
lu i is 0 h I
I*
M ill Mil M•I
f in I*.lc y
Tin* birthday uf \VT, J|. T u n n i- The city,
d] vii Hi mi lll'H ut In ti. 'Ml. +-!
I* lilsti Jkhip Th e samp
is ill
h,
1&gt;
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VI.*.Hi.,
H iim .I i ,
cliff** was ci'lebrati fl at a ihnuer
Th v prugrum uf nrnan m iH K -h e i f&gt;mi *tilAl. UIU Mi* 1- .V ......
opi’H to any hot bo! w en tbs’ ai-i
M.
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J.S. k M*p)r.
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parly Which wu* given lu't even
Cfur^l by Mi Murphre.- wu-* a* I'alm rr.
of ti and H» y v « is und all ku d
V t ti lt loll,, 1
Vt', III-.,.
I'HI
V]hi l a y .
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ta f by .Vfij** II. II, Luwui ul hur fullow1
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4 | .&gt;
Nsl.r.,, \ H it »&gt;• n \ ibim k , , of ael*vilie* will 1st- prsikiihd
Homf* on S|itgfi(iliu Avi-mie,
T Chirralt- m A
Mm&gt;.it Ct^ai I Mis J 1 No vsby. M i * II !
A* rangenienf' have Iff i n nm *.
Pilot
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VI Hill .I'lld
*''ll' Ml I 1 t I’ai k |(o|ib&gt;
Zitm iui wen* lived » h lb»* fh»r Franck.
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»nd Mi
II \V. Km k, , 11I•'
' •* toi It.lllfil M
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s&lt; It * I, J o l m R SHI I, I f " i llisliu. l ion m 'W nominy, fs k
•i tJvifirntions in
Mm,
Lewis'
(In** »&gt;f the uul*Uiinling wnrk* j wi-u- in Orl ul** III 41 Mlk.il1 vt In-, - III. t
mu
boaliti*
sh.s.,’ in*
ui •hs is
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h »v
S lin tm u k t't,
ho mu, ami tho dining tuhlv ht‘hi &lt;d nuMlcm lim ri fur nrgmi. T h e rt'. thry u lk n d iij i !»• lit m i- 111hl« &gt;
h a n d lc ia ff. s co u t,‘i a 11 a n -1 a "
1 no Ml
‘ 11 V l v i a
A n n S h u i Ii
II cpntnr iirm ngi'ini'iit nf
vuri* ari* ih n e pr'lnripal themes:
th&lt;r i nian wedding
la t ie a v i l h i up abl*
tn*l nit-i mi * ,i
I ) -'1 auk m u
V
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Hr 'I. i' it I li- i ■
Her her I
colored /.pimias.
agiUiled urps’ggm f igm c uf Inc!
euch of fhs Ms'iivttis - Sf isi ’ts t
M. m v
I ..US tti.tii,
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■k**' M*
W iit .! n
Im pinnipin tonsil* were given b**ifiinungi the clmrnlr, und
ilu*| ■*- ^
Hawkins
ofMm-k*Ttll*
cii hifin H ill Itf jitus i&gt;l( •) I. i &lt;I ■
.Mrs
■ 1 v w -1■t . .I.L vt.
r .
1 * 'M lt'
Vaughn.
by lh»* guoslH during dinnfr. and vn*r« ri«* nn-lmly of Ho* mnhll.-ec* J ^ f h»!i bum ib*- gui-nt (ui h h
Hi in .
\\ Ih.sin
N a n c y W illlnn is, boys
It *............
HI
VI
eiial day a uf in and Mrs. II V\ &lt; Ium it
jR. J . Holly gavi* a tnant iri rhyiin* tion,
\|s- MittiiH f«kf-sl Hi,i it n s i
w ll .'ll of 11il.,,
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f' » V f III
H im , i.s i tl H r
M r. Tunnirliffi*.
g. A Sylhan Idyll, Ibm loa 11*U h Kuek.-r at then l.ouie on VaU-ticn Mis. t
f. Is
'•.I,.in.r, |,mu \ urn, t ‘a»rl M ik
"*»HacP him loom
i*» Hi a.I h.nt Hi
W .1
llriveIV. la*1wis* giiostn for dinner|
N**vui
Iin in \ 1- ,p.'H
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M i ** ||i . K
11. k
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H*n, i liiipman, ami i U i . j
r t : M r. nnd Mrs. \y'. II. T u n - 1 . Flight of the IlumbN* Ik' i*. R iu r
ling i . i |? , I*, m, • \l
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B k liffe , M r. and Mr*. Ii. J Holly,
tky*Kor*nkoff.
The following spent yi Mterduv tip if i in ■«i hi
POMS* .
U f. and Mt*. II. J. Lehman, and |. Love'a Old Sweet lircnm. Mol at Uaytoim liracb: thu U iak »
M il i .......
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ii ai ,i »•!.«11 "i
Ufa. E. U. thus.
Oorutby Wtggins, l.dlian Ailant'. the FI.. i,|
1 loy L» mare.
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5. Toccata und Fugue in 1&gt; Utitur Marjorie Cogboin. ('artin Duifiu r SV.uni'll. ...i! f,
'll. | ... I to ll
tn fll’fl tsf w|l||*n ps In illi; hi ns t"!
and CecvluA Truluck.
JEWS
ST.VUT
SUIT
J
S.
Baeh.
year*
hith...
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1.c'b '&gt;:*■ .il 11 ill
111 reel army u f f io r» siiisl psjliii.n
One uf the great musical mao
t • e.,t .S. h .n .1
* l.f'is] Jiff** liiuiiiiitie glory of (&lt; omm lo u r v ihe U u F-1 ih f corn
Miss Jessi4. Kersey of
Horn--.
NEW YOUK, - W - A
1 1*|trrptacc* uf all tunc; dratimUr|
Fir Kigld. vuian ,.tt. -i.I..I i;..(
PlUJItlHl l&gt;arly*n
"S’ illil 1 Fill .
alandcr suit
wo*
fiUil and brilliant, whether played by N. V-« formerly uf San Cot d, i* •si*-' t Tdlege iiiul ihi* F iin ,',
,,i h* '• wimng ..I bfFV^ f,.r Britain h
■tfrtloy against
Frit*
Kuhtt,' urgau, piano or orcheilra.
npentling the summer here with H '.ii.la
l,l|,|s M» if bant Murint , Intro [ umtiiig the triuip-s
II,.
„ ,,w ,h...| ,.! .(„
A m w cnurHi&gt; m tlif-ir tun
her mother, Mr*. |{«dand Marsh, **- S-v -I .iff ui I 'ii... \ \.|\. . , ,i.g
**■* I* »* *li |ii Hai iholoviiew ansi
Of Ihe C rrm an A m crk ^n
IN T E R M IS S IO N
U'vhey
Its•ousts, lusiiipanama ii * 1,1Iff clwaae*w entitlrsl, “ \\&lt; its *
by Emanuel J. Jack, whe fl. The Bell* of 8t&lt; Anne
Oc at her home on West F irst Sire* i. f'uhl|.aiiy m thill in.,,,,
*ap*aoi- f inagetsu-*" ^rnl ‘Th*- "f the ^tiuggli- .iu.mi.t -ps m.
f
iiuiog on behalf Ilf
Bvuupre. Alexander R usav U,
I 1*sil i* i?si&gt;* v, * ip M
filial w i !** k itig diversion
ami 1* m - hi
Mr*. Urn Cantwtdl arrivt'il v.
^od' "all nu mber* uf tho
The bell* of Ht. Anne C hurch,
••pepimg
iInn obi&gt; ut 'he
Rtiz activity of the int**lliK* n« s- * v
' n X m 'li Mil| ,,
faith who may join with Ucauprt, Canada, actual not-a; duy frum M »ulrvul, Canada
r:.e,itns
ii1*« ,.r ra p il*1int rm inHi' » and *■*
|1(, ,| ( ,
plaintiffs.”
chanting uf
the
faithful;
thf *p«nd abuul two week* lierv w iih ,t»ld \|y- I .... i
I ddii pi*i i s;i y *• a b"Y
r«pre their Tru la kyia l H u k h *i i pop proceaaion; ihe miracle; benedk’ her mutbvr. Mr*. U in n ir J o n c , j ‘r r . Mi 11 i: \ .,
o' tr ff a
a cast) of ti **li iI it y b&gt; a Kell Is ‘
bufure gumg uit t» Ualtiinuif tu
lion; belli in diHtapee.
shsi toisim regeneruUun
Another indication of ihi* ifi1*i
I*■■■i It j Ii n ." . n. s i psK.fi,
7. Scherxo from Fourth Organ juin U r . Cantw rll.
It- Its VaM , ' ami ri fss a sh-stiny when Kent to ••'Ft m ’•F-rret poller activilps a i
) Symphony- Widor.
11hi* Kind' ii ti,inline *ehool. part the announcement Ihm u sl-iacl.
M r. and Mr* Claude Herndon
8. Ortaming. B- 8- Stuugbton.
|of hi Itnnuido llsstnr* Inatilu
m^ni **f trr»op» in Midslle \ - a
K in .4
p. The S&lt;yuliTfl*Schenlno, Cowell ansi Hr. ami Mm. A . W
hy
W II A iii* 1*1 mil lu i .in
lion in i nglatal Mickey i« a *iiu- ^ »u ld cduib aa part
"f
tin •
were among those from Sanfm
Weaver,
^ * ?*&gt;wl vu
V\ H &lt; n« I |S*
dsn' |i-H\ offi«ei fir»t F riiM ie V training, a mountain in la p k i.
I 10. Cradle Song. Brahma-Bedell, attending the Bruee-Hlghleymun
Wine* n , la ter his f liens I. Ham tun named
'.Mount Red lots'll *
f l . Variation* Oe Concert, with wedding and reception tn O rlan do; f«,r - «»M hxi l.sM*, ,v t , ,M h
•lay in Ot umisi
YVnidt ulus docs led "N a v y Blue j genre Service.**
lai*t night.
pedal cadenxa. Bonnet.
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ll'istmi at drunk 1* n rain
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N o r York at Phi lad at phi n
Hilly Moo rr in re n t e r fi e ld , Joe
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K niar d in left field, T r a m m e l l on
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OVBI I

W A S H I N G T O N - (/II — Colonel
Liula Jiihninn, um iatinl S r ir e ljiy
of W ar, rom plrlrti yatlrrilay hi«
flrui y ra r In offlco during which
he traveled 10.000 mile* and made
EiO a|ittrhc. to work up Ihe oatinn to induatrial prrptreditaj*

JOE PALOOKA
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H E R E AN* /
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NVK LEADS DAKOTA PRIMARY

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EMalilishrd In 100'*

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Earthquake,
Deluge Kill
100 In Japan

TENTIN’ 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

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lllg |1»«* pa si uennuri
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ta he a forini&lt;Liliie lu t id I r .m*
hie* l»ut llte i 1mi 111 it tee believes
that the U'ssMii.s u f l h i
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m e n 's m ih
fn i n r , ,f the re por l

297,379 Humes
Are Destroyed

thtffiv the
ukrlckir republics ^believe
good neighbor
policy
auceeed on the rest «t
globe "If the spirit which
bahind it were belter unlood and more actively
van for."
Prsildent chose the !»y-

A Ivjih iM in lunvlrql

Commission Discusses
j Erection Of Traffic
Light! &gt;n Kith Street

and g.ivi* Iiimi .«• «h&lt;»rity l i» jil fl (»!
Into thla worker*’
town
five allies *d allotment« and
® e d ,. eumctally _ because 1nouncH mn n “compl«tc unaJ-jl
Mon
in u nilfta north of B u eflon fl, ktlflns m rn t, but did not ucmufU f i th« (owe J and bv*t btd
fprtune to enjoy friend [t/ralf»l lie*- nri
T h r inept tug tiMd h* &gt;u'i *1* f* • r**d
and good relations with all &lt;ncrrr.t m agannr
article
Dial lit least 45 persons.
all rr le r y T h e r e f o r e , a rh u k on
j James llocserrll son and jeere
from
Monday mglil ilu* 1 (ho 1I1
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-state
F o r five minutes a fleet of 1U
f f ljM R T ltll that In view, the Pre.i i ' - ' V *"
Preardent. helped get b o m b e r s roare d o v e r B a da lo n a, j shipm ent*, and n b a n d o n r l field * ■ence nf M »vo r
lid &lt; d .
1 dept urged exteniion of the wed hl"&gt; 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.
o u t a h o that 11 f e w delay 1 d te
th* rd v nn nf 1 k m I hu in*•
AT the world.
,h* premier scotch whisky mi Ifir
seriously
Ih**
Member 1 nf tin
InU lllll l'itl
It was the heaviest raid in ihf p o r ts ham pered
are egaimt war and have man m A m erica.'
a t a i u 1*111 iib'H | * { 4 .1 k u i nf a &gt;Io ( •
Barcelona area since the Ihreo- w o rk o f the coin in lite r.
agreed among ourselves quietly1 The a rtirlr, by A lva Johnston day attack on the government
Field e stim a te s when n u d e I *. * tight «♦ fir mtei 1 1 In n nf Ilu
14**11 nilrrf mm ff«l* Ilf* I
* . to discuss difference* In
such
'h r Salrm lay Evening Post capital in March and the severest
ti »filh Kii » *t uf nl F l i n c h Avetiin
T h e 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
■« dnn gei mu v "ijc and1 Ih*' &lt;'&lt;t mints
b*«ama remote. T h a t policy in- velt and he, career a . an insur. for a neutral commission to in
•inlier.N • 1 i In ) &gt;4 nL i |. huht toff*
■ » ? ( « • also matters of trade and mice mrlesmnn.
vestigato bombings
of civilian
neirsHHiry
r&gt; hi111 Mu* ft tint Wit
Kennedy commented
on
I he renter* in the Spaniidi war.
■ natter* affecting the interchange
..lory ns ho sailerl for his lain
t ring litt tu*1 iHint All' II Mil* alu|*
•j'aulturs."
Yesterday fnaurgm t air ra id e r
1til II -4
light
in iir flik
11* l‘I4fd
1
ai led nine pr-rsun* in an attack
Ho tald the World'* Fair here don post.
G A T N R S V IL I.E , June I f i - AVhi'
gad th* Bn* at San Franrisce
Heading the section applying on the Catalan scutoa-t town of haired I'.J-ycar old Lvmuid Curtin sta i t IK 1ti*-. Mir n u ll fit&lt;l *rai k
whi n a ! 1 ■In is iiplipi irhllig.
" ' WOUld do much toward encourug- to hurt he commented w ith a grin: ft Janes, machine-gunned a railway Croflon, Titusville
Homey, toAt*Hi*' ast m* «‘i|iiM if was &gt;ug
w orld peace.
“ I admit 1 am the ambassador •rain and bombed a French-owned morrow, wi'hout pomp nr ce r?
cornerstone cerenron- j but I deny that l am thu premier to/H e mill midway between B ar­ rnony, becomes president of 'he gea-eii 'h it hi older to pi eveni
such nn Miriaitnce. suiiie 1 1 1 range
President went across the Scotch whisky salesman In this celona and ths French frontier.
University nf Flnrida Alumni A siiitiil tu* itinrie wi*h the '" i l r o m i
Th e ail i aiding planes were social inn.
grounds to the educational country, I do like, however, tu be
Mr
loimsuu wrote I**
identified ty the government a*
ajg wherg he we* to eddrew (he best In everything.'*
Duly elected last November a* official*
closing soaion of the
Nr
Heading further in the article Italian'mad* 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 A H iii'i,' IktiiMt Line, tn ask fut
t r s s t l s a * * a a l a w s ala)
Education Association CunM r, IbiltiiN replied
k illH , 39 were injured at Blanes, ulumnl president to head the as­ suggest n ilin.
40 miles northeast of Barcelona. sociation under the new cons' i- that lurg** signs placed 300 feel
Th e 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** tum iiiiM iuti f*‘ *
ing machine-gun bullets into paa- which provides fur activity ami | thiit this w nub I 1 1 0 * bv entirely
satisfactory and decided tn
senger coaches of a train halted
L O N D O N , June 3 &amp; -&lt; A * )_ An at a regular stop on the run from reprvientaltion on the basis of geal *o M i, bn Hill« thiit a fla *
chartered
local
clubs.
«&lt; M lls s H O m rasa riv a l
w atilt* or 1021 agree mint among the tln l'rd France to Barcelona.
Crofton aucreed*
Charlts II.
Later they dumped bombs on
Street "ela'ltod ‘ h e r1S U I ” ' ll,ilaln " nd |,' r*n w **'
Overman* Bagdad,
who in ih**
Filler of H a u l- ’ 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 a nb itar raid, aix bombers at*
ing 47 duba, all tu t one of which
ch ether in 40 yean, ac­ mon* today hy Alfred D u ff Coo tacked th e ^o w n of San Vicente
are within the confines of Florida,
per, P in t Lord of A dm iralty,
ta M r. sill» .
de C !ade ra,\t few miles north*
The agreement was a sequel to eaat o f TarAigona. Inflicting an and which enablea President C ro f­
. ttilee la a native of Itsielton to begin hia year with a situa­
rto f bom horn there 65 the decision of the three power* undaterrfclnedf number of caaualtion unprecedented in alumni af­
to
abandon
the
.15,000
ton
limit
of
tlfe. O th i£ /§ u iro u n d in g villages
Upon n u rry in g Mr.
faire in thla state.
beciMe her home the London N iv a l Tre a ty of 1436. were a k o raided.
lived here for th«
George II. Fuwler uf Orlandu
end M ary Alice Jniner, alsu of O rlando, wuri- married l.y County
' Judge R. W . V"«re at the Court
W A 8 H IN Q T 0 N , June .10
j House yesterday aflt-rniHin
— Aides ef Senator Andrews o f 1
T A L L A H A S S E E , June 30. county had *o m any maniage* Florida said today the Puhlie
Th * Fire Dc|&gt;s,'nient was celled
Work* Administration had al- to e itln g u i-h a small blast yester­
J L F O , I T A L Y . (41—There were 7AM divorce* or djvo revs.
granted
in
Florida
during
19JJ—
HOlaboreugh county (Ta m p a l 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 of buildings at &gt;h* Unlecislty of •t 100 Frrnch Avenue. Chief
Japanaaa govern- year in the history o f Lhe sU te. fla g , totals, with 2,064, but D u- 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 a lltn ct ^ In ta r vfajtore second for diverets— 1.IM .
Th* allotment* Included: * dorm­
who desire dlvoecea. wee
conIn
itory
a
t
lb*
women'*
college,
TelLib e rty coonty hod only
49
A m reting of the Imard o f direc­
lidercd the reaaea fo r Ihe big marriage*
during
ll&lt;37
while labnaaee, a I1S4.000 loan and a tor* of &lt;he Seminole County Base
1937 lotaL
Glade* county had only Ihrte d i­ 92KJM9 grunti a dining hall at CM Association has teen called
the women's college, n 1145.000
During the tame yvnr, hew- vorce* oad 114 m arfiare*.
r th* C ity Hell tomorrow m orn­
ever, marriage* in the alnto eel
Count!** with mere than 300 t o u end n 4 U 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.
&lt;40 and compared with the pre- Alachua M 4 . In k e r 719. Bay 311- GnlnenvIUe, n I92JWO ban and *
vhwu high mark, &gt; U 1 |. eeUh- Eecmmbta 9*7, Gadsden 0 7 , Jack- M M H grant; n dormitory at
E u c t ly 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.__________
Th e Burma e f Vital S u t t o t ln Orange 719, fa in t
Pagton, local weatherman. Mr.
*ald Ihe * h l( depreaataa y e a r- ef Pasco' 247, Pin* Uas 1,919- Polk
GBAFM CROP MOVING
Panton said that in th* aanm per­
IM S ahowvd fewer
mnrriacae UMI, a t John* 441, Santo Rose
iod th* 'Eeal Coaat around T ilu t and divorcee than any ether year 4M , Seminole M l and Volusia
MONTVBBDEr—( A l — F b rld * '. vlBn ha* recorded only about .91
y e a n fro m I t f l
I* moving to markel
of rain.
t* 1W7. h e total* were 1 U M
Ceqnliee with
weeks skesd of

Crofton To Become
II Of F Alumni Head

Three Powers SetNew
in Sees Brother
Battleship Tonnage
Time in 40 Years

City News Briefs

PWA Funds Allocated
For State's Colleges

Civilians

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uslnblished 60
i .ii r , ay.i
I 'nl ii-,- said 150,000
11Min M f
•
•g*'
tin 1u p
Ml Iio iiiw in I nk v,i alone wore tnunI1 *• I*
\ • Itfh'tl KltM *In N*n '
I In- t i n 1 •Isits-.l w illi I hu w ater
level in
lull not I., 1 * M.. 1 h i d d " | d » v r d iiio iiv 11-iii'hing to
thu
sucond
I fn-\ fl o or
Ml*' '-Hilt fir
wi th kill. ti
l**ng
i»t w iih ih n
, . m i d i.i 1.
F.iiiuiguiiry cnll, wurc hniadIT 111NY 6 11If | 1 m Hi*- meat I l»HIM til*' ''4,1 m oiiilunijf thmisanils of rc tI'llil Ilf t hr
i ilu w iu ku r, fiotii uv servicemen'*
s»riuliu* and othur urgunimtions.
Ill &lt; lima Fhmuau m ilitary 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
T A L I . A I I t s I K. Jiitm :tn nJ’i rspiial with the uutaldu world.
Tlie Jim m y
j a-li knimipini;
They ndiiiilted that the Matorws h y iiu r may n -id: in law , y i v nig chen b o u r n defense, b irrin g Ja*
V
Kltirid.l
rlllllll)
I'lilMIIH-’-Innt'l* nan’s upriver advance some 175
lir.Milrr niAliuri'v in nffi'i-, H'Wnid, miles la-low Hankow might soon
give w a v under the relentless
for a m t srul iunvictiuri of rriini
pounding of Japanese air bomb­
nul,.
e r, and gunboat*.
Vchen li.id.' rnim ly commission.
As thu Mn'nwrhun boom, a
i t , offered f l . n u n reward fur rap- h n ’ - * * - of Mi nt ; a junks, was beturn of I ho t'a-h liny'a stuyi'i, 'hoy in, *•«■■*tv Marled away. Chinst*
did so uM h’.irt ill-finite sullm ri1) . yiprrssed growing
apprehension
Nnu Kommissinner, havo joined that thu Japanese
planned
kn
in rfconimondlni* &lt;h:it *ht* 1933 overland
offensive
below
the
Flnrida Log l*:7tmu mnolnl laws Vnngtle toward the Importi
so that clour loyal authority would Ilankow-Canton railway.
Imi conferred in offering towards.
Th u Chinese suspected tho
Cumuli**Minor i'o ril A . Tu rne r vsders were planning to cut
of Min mi slid h* ami h i, folios railway, sourer ot supplies fro
commissioner* would have la-on tin* outside world through Csn1
personally rcsponaildo fort thu tun, at
Changsha,
In
llunn
11,000 reward in 'Ho Cr.sh kidnap­ Province about 360 mils*
ing If sumo tnspayor hod filed w e t nf Ilsnkaw .
rnurl action to enjoin such a pay­
It was pointed nut th# steady
ment.
riiu In the level nf tha Yangts*
Tho ro w .nl never w » , paid bo­
made tho Matnwehen boom mor*
ra uso Information *h*t toil In the
vulnerable and brought
nearer
arrest of Franklin I'iotco M K ’all
Ihe time when Japanese gunboats
was developed hy fodoral agrntr
and Dado county officer*. Such m a r po»* It.
Furtherm ore- tho Chinee* v ir­
rewards sro not psld to law en­
tually adm It ted the mud feet*
forcement officers.
! about tha boom, mounting
o!4
gun*, war* inadequate to halt
CASH MONEY R ETUR N ED
Jsp a n t* , warship* one* they gat
within cloaa rang*.
M IA M I, i u - » 7 " 30.— (AO— Th *
Federal Bureau of Investigation
waa dlreeUd yesterday by C ir ­
cuit Judge 1L K. Athinsun, to
return to Jam r* Bailey
Caah,
Princeton, Fla ., 19,995 nf
th*
Florid*—Partly cloudy lonighh;
910,000
transom monay P*ld and Friday, scattered showtri In'
Franklin Pie res M cCall, convict­ extrema south portiM F r U ifi
ed kidnaper, fu r th* return of slightly warmer axtrwma nMthII n* *|e1 I*

•P"1

8,154 Brands Of
asIi C a s e May
Fertilizer Are Lead To Broader
Offered Grow ers Laws On Rewards
I A I.I.A H itS .'IK K . June
(I,
^ 7 " The flnrida
gr.iwei
and
gnrdner may make his f i i u l u i r
s.dectiun from H.tftt brand., ami
1,005 special m i,tu n s
Records uf Ihe^agricullure d i|iartnicnl's
mj|fecticn
divUiun
show that udfny different kind,
of fertilise/ have been inspected
and licens/d fur Florida sale.'
Th e big number is necessary
brrius* of rrquirrmenls tn niee,
various
conditions 1 of
soils,
weather, crop, mid moisture.
One company has 577 different
brands Inspected fur the F lu n -U
trade. It also has 51 special mielures. Another company offer,
446 brand*, while n third has 3U'L
Fertiliser consumption has Inrrrssad from
‘2H7.4D2 Inns
In
193.1 to approslmately
450.0011
Ions In the past 12 months. The
State charges an Inspection fr*
nf 25 cents a ton.

DeValera Re-Elected
Irish Prim e MiniHtcr
DUBLIN

June

30—MY - Bom

Eamon DfVilers, bached by Ih*
newly won majority, was reelided prime mlnlater of Ireland
by Dali Elreann. The vole was
76 to 4«j

U waa chiefly a test of D«Valera'e Ftanne Fall party, vieiortoue In slectiona V Jon* If,
and William T. Coegrave’e Fine
the
TARPON S P R IN G S , June 3 0 drnatk would shorten the (AT—Eight auction* held during Gael. Labor member* tnd tom*
independents did not vote.
“ j thla year. Them
on th* sponge ewhange
*4 grape* la *

1 1 mi

tit

k illi'il
m i'-n ij s
T&lt;iW* 1 * " it * v ir t u a lly

. City To Ask Bids New Cage Constructed For
For T w o W ells la African Leopards At Zoo
Fort M ellon Park

Ambassador Takes Is­ 10 Bombers Discharge
sue With Article In (’a rroch InCrowded
City Of Badalona
Weekly Periodical

Divorces Reach Highest Peak In
Asks Japs
. History Of Florida During 1937

i.ljn iil.

; Hint's

II F Steele, in rhargi* of tin*
to. al
I onlrol
('n im n it te e o f f i c e
since S u r e t f i r j J c
t.e tice
ft
l *niti'd State, Senator Gerald I’ N y r of N oith Dakota g rin , to take over o t h e r govern m en t
duties, staled t h at the ceiann,
h«*ji- trnt** pitched 1
bro a dly as hr w a t c h e s h i, trail grow over that' of
Gov. William
would later r e le a s e
a
list
«‘ f hatchet and -oil togelhcr
Langer in thrir race for the Republican
senatorial
nammatton. 1ecoinmendsl h iis fo r
lemtily m g
battle field.
T h u ♦erne o f him studying return, from the prim ary was in the these difficulties,
Associated Pres* election bureau at Fargo.
T h e lark uf a stilted shippi ng
policy was listed a « the f n s l di
feet, It was po in ted nut that
of
the cornerstone f »r the
I H ...........- .............. ..............
f a ir ly uniform puliey had li-et»
jf h (r » i faderal building to make
1 followi.*il hut the lark id a pr*
'" b U J Ita w declaration sguinst war
■ rasun st atement hud left m an .
' '7 aad to atrema the importance of
hhippets and g r o w e r s in douh
a s to 'vhsl to exp«*rt
good neighborlines*.
Ij it e
n rg ii m ra t ion
my
at *
t ‘ j*AH or tu real lie of course."
listed s- rt d i f f i c u l t y by the cun.
. ( • ' s a i d , “ that affair* nf many
mitt&lt;e The eoninnittee u*r*
. p a rti of world ara. to put it pogattized 111 J a n m i r y . which, it w«
llla ly , somewhat dlatranght. Such
poi||N"i| unit, w u s ton late to get
. fsndition neceaaarlly accompanies
plan ting schedules- establish o f
v a n and rumor* of war*. ’
fir e procedure a n d tin ill person
&gt; T h e Praaldent noted that "W e
Thr (
! "011111 loll |.t .t |Mg id
ncl.
thla hemliphere are happily
mvlnit t•*| * d v t In k I-1 in k S.
N o full a c c o u n t in g of the a vail
B
A
D
A
L
O
N
A
,
.Spam,
Ju
n
f
**
In a large
m e n u re,
N E W Y O R K , ,10
#4*)— J abb- «■ lery w as g i v e n by shippri
I ;»mion tu I Jill fot lllljl till I M
fear and from the c o n tm -&gt;J|Pph
Knnneily, nnitiaNsndor to — /A*)— A crushing liiiiirgrrit air
Th e system o f rv p oit A ftnm ship ii’ i r s i m w*J|. m Fort M i* bin I'm I*
■ which breed It. In larger
r*M
hurled
death
ami
destruction
jf ir r il
BrtM m .
y m te rtljy
i»np e r s covered o n ly the h a i r nerr-s
, however, w* cgpnot remain

Got Him H it Job Insurgent Airmen

1^

TOKYO .Inin- :MV— ( API —

iL rvs nl

Kennedy Denies 45 Are Killed In
James Roosevelt New Attacks By

A

Chinese Believe Jap
Forces Are Prepar­
ing For New Thrust

sa&gt;s

.Vj^-'aJEAkakswwl
.a . Itoday
a i I a u . -t
-uncla
.'

£ -0

Y

LOCAL WEATHER

netted I7IA07.79 and hreught
D andruff Is believed responsible
l#tal sales for th* first els tor M fo r M l «c ***** of bald.
*f 1921 to
hi* eon.

east portion tonight.

nfcLJti...... .......

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. V’ •

V'

MONDAY, JUNE 27,

TUB HANFORD HERALD, b ANf ORD, FLORIDA

X

•-------

Cook A n d Hudson Niched
f For Only Thtee Singles

THE STANDINGS

P1 in
d e r rP llC
itcUh Ce Ss j Hraflshaw
iiju c I
C ontact KeeP»In
W ith Club i
L o c als To 10-3
Win Over Palatka

YONKERS ACES

B u r l i n g t o n B o u n t y , N. J., t o u r
I n ey. S e r v i n g on a b as eb all boar d
A m o n g t h e o u t s t a n d i n g p la y * | o f d ir e c t o r s with M ingin in V\ id
• r i m th e Y o n k r m ,
N , Y., dm* 1 C o n r o y , w h o on ce p la y e d
w ith
t n c t t o u r n a m e n t ot t h e N atio n a l
S e m i- P r o B a s e b a l l C o n g r e s s
ar«|
Joh n Harris, f o r m e r F o r d h a m IJ.I
a ce, T h o m a s Ph e la n , e x-f* e org e -|
to w n c o ll e g e p e r f o r m e r , a nd Pe*|
t e r A n g e l a v i c h , e m t w t jile pustimet I
in m e C a n a d i a n - A m e r i c a n le a gu e,
w ith lh*» H a s t in g * A r e a ; a n d J u l ­
ian
“ Chick**
B o n e lt i,
on e-t im e
WE RESERVE RIGHT
New Y o r k Lf. banebiill sta r, with
J U N E 2 ft T H R U
the Y o n k e r s T h i r d W a r d Demo*AO. 3
SH ERIFF T A K E S CO N TR O L
l -aw and o r d e r a r e ce rt a in to
be in Force a t o n e d is t ric t b ase ­
bO 1
ball t o u r n a m e n t in th e N ation al
S e m i Pro C o n g r e s s p r o g r a m , with
S h e r i f f F u r r y M in g in a e r v in g as
di d r i f t
com miss io ner
fu r
the

n . o a i D A r T a t e i .k a i m k
i]*in**YlH«
,—
I f liar l e i
K. B ia d s h a w ,
pro f
«: 22 It 1 n
!&gt;• y i o u ■ f!**eh
21 V»l
dent o f the
S em in ole
C o u u iy
Lr-ihur|
411
|0 J.»
Ba*t hull
A *mh Lit ion,
may
be
HI A u fu t lin *
31 3* l ni
i ;i
P atalka
u
a way fr*i?n San for d at the pr es
Or Id pido
33 i * U l
• nr but be i-i iri enu^tanl con
D*l.and
2* I 1
S**f**d
33 IT ..11*
t'U't w it h |e&lt;,iil o' I hojiIh and al n
R m l l a Veateninr
5*eM fii *f hand retu rn *
of
th
Itrtaad* 1, Aa afve f 3 d o 1* * 1.
ii -* ga m
Hi Augu stin* I, Palmilit i
t^*slHirg at naf^inut i.*Mt
Mr Bra«t«hii v tie a c a y
on
a
|ia&gt; tons
Beach al i44in*aUH*i
By J U L I A N S T K N ST H O M
thr* box into ce n ter fi*lil tn «c«riliunnv-K t f &lt;|i and at jire*eiu he
* in
O R L A N D O , Jun e 27 . - T h e Or iht* l.mdc ui f ir*t s i c k e r .
h i* * * * Y n l i k i
1' ai S t . l.niiH, Mi
D r a d 'h a w
By J U L I A N F T K N S T R O M
o r i s a t
f l e n a t n n y a t l e r d a y p u s h e d 1 T h e O rla n d o boy* g a the re d tb*
lookout*
a new
J o v p h J. I'ln.l r Murb-r. fV n n , ha* *en» the
!»*l
Hft'l
*1 1,*•#■ ).ii r i
| ( m « a run in the last h ull • * t y i n g run in their h a lf o f l hr
fla&gt;n*«v)ll* si D ayton * lo n h
vou»h w h o h u b*»n naim-el i»M 1,-11• her .loluuiv Ad&lt; and m ih e
th e 10th stanza to r a p t u r e a I f if t h
llu d aon w al ke d Bob O ve r
Hi AoRtiellfift sf ra lid k
I nnkniff h uTilucki*“*f hut li t, br*ikp no un tune ha« roTiferr d with of
i All gntnea i*f i lit o t l... t i
to 2 dec 1j ion o v e r t h r Look mi:*. w i * H ‘•**1*1 Bonner un
nn
a"
f rurker
tfie* jin x S atu rtla y ii ig b l wb*n !u» f i af • o f the \ i f.intu
Oil the hill fur the l,m»kmil* !♦ uiplr d u i r n f i c e , for ce d Over
A u r n n a v V.l
ind im-ui v
up *ix hi',* agibtn t i *, g a f h- i iuit rano.e/a I oekou
V I I Biff C h e f Cook who all ow e d m tn - t »l aecond
Hudson boro t ' fo*l * I* flit
I*
hy hid inH't’M let doAn Di#* oihef S o u t h e rn
A'l^ot'iatnin a i d
1|
t b ^ S e n atora one hit which w .k do wn to w h i f f A la b a m a Sm it h Now YterJl
l*al&lt;lka A / a b i . by i| vrurr nf III \ irn r n un A oiH iution official*.
Hiiilnn
11
f o o d f o r one run hi
thre e
in but S a m m y C o le
d re w
another Wri*lllHS IHI,
J|
to I.
\l i
Hr o U h ii * Ini« o i-fvCft th:* '
11
n l n f i . Cook w b * tak e n out m t i e wulk to send Bo n n er to second 0*1 roll
till* of |h#- S a n f o r d ra n
•r-f %i. nrv .»
j*hl
n
fo u rt h and replaced by l«nk&gt; S.d boBob KHI er ca m e t h ro u gh
i 'Hicrmi *
II a tart s and hr i h o ce i huitr rl •*.* rut to hi* of fic e in At (no fa
Legal Notice
lidi on w h o Rave up on ly two with -* short single to left field to Ht l.reuin
j '♦
|r w l l . f r
h* v will be
n lnyed
ti
tin- a f f a i r by foil l i n g a l|,
til
n ypil
llf*«*|ts t f i l t r i l n f
d u r in g the ncvcji in nin gs he ^sror** Bonner but Davi s cut o f f
j 14 Tlllfi t lMCt lT i 411 HT. IV A4 I&gt;
VV.i shinvlon 1 7 . HI I .niu ■
in cwntfiifmld wi h m oie ,| 1 , , 11*MV w 1 t . ’ -Mf hi* in b*en1esi.
MW action on the hill.
the th ro w
In
the
place
and
H ill
arw iY o i K
c u t * t ».
S»w Ytirh lf&gt;, fi*f roll 1
tun*. T h e IjHikrm
junijH-d tn &gt;n
Mr
It tads haw
si n ce
be m g
KI-UKIOA. | \ ( i l l t l l ' R N t .
n«*i •tn nf rt*v# land, r u i ft
B ob O v e m t r e e t , Hanford h u r l -1 c a u g h t Cole o f f second,
»*r
y
lead
by
gelt
:* fioir run ■» m • b i f i d p r o xy . f i he I«h-u | iirgu'i- l.at: it 3fAN &lt;*. J KAN. «t at. Crnn|'b It* el - 1I'll til rill
(’kill !&gt;*'•
f t In 1036* w a s on tne mound fo r )
T h e * m re wan turd
tw o
and ( i m * t rslrtst. out
pU lnan ti.
I the* fou rt h . T h e A/, t h a * c* •11* * t *-«| uaiitm, ► ms built rnui h inter *t
— VH—
I h t S e n a t o r , un*! he w a , nick ril tw o until t h r fin al
portion
°f
n * n f « T*elar
,
;i
pair
in
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lf
uf
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T h e l o o k o u t , a t a r t n l , cu rin g hitch hmin din g g r o u n d e r down to Ht I^tlll*
I
2*. 21
seventh w h i n ‘ hey pushed aero*?* .
d»»rrlh#d land, to- wit
i »*1
in tho fi r st
fr am u
w hen
Hdl | I tu g grrio w h o r a p t u r e d the a p ' HrnnkItn
2 '• r ,
N«, of N t : b t.f
NW14
of
thre e runs a* Binder doubled Di f
!«
‘ Moore a in g lr d , w rn t to second ,
nhd made a pe rf e c t throw to I'Hllsdolphljt
NVK’ i. I Ivaa Il*w gnat si fn-t»
w ore
l b Ha mils
ami
t "oni r*-*«♦ i Th r O r l i n d o Fermi or will thru •
**f H«*el ton
I,
Tf»wnrhlp
21
When P o l j a e k
M crlflcrd.
a n d . |he pl»te but ton late to g r l Cnlr
whifv
Moore'i, t hi gIn to c r n U r to ih*« eit v ‘ on'ghf f"? a re*uiii
Mouth, llanif* 30 Kalt,
Conbeared when I ln v l , doubled
In | who hnjl tak e n a d v a n t a g e o f the Fry* Hi
Kilning 5 nrrea ninf» or Ira*.
•cored B in d e r ,
in fill’ •! in Oil1 two
mo* -erie* h'Oi th« T o w n
of
LongwtMid,
Hchlru r
high h o p , o f the gro un d balldeep l e f t field.
Binder fa nne d fo u r men. w u A t &lt;1 iwet'fi *lu- Menalur- and the Look
up rpcordrd In P la t
Hook
I,
• irmy rf
In the S e n a to r', half n f the
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to
31
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public
AT n n t . A M I O
li ft -tltor w«*r lb
three nn*l m ade thre e n»-»t plitv* out*,
r* ' " M i o f
Harhlnola
t'ltunty,
a * r Ii • |lyrfnlfoo| |t
fourth . Colo w al ke d and , c o n ‘ l M i r n n n
h lm aelf d u r in g the coide^l. I be
T h e g;inn will
Kin* *da
4 t 3 t
when J a r k F r y e doubled to right I in 11;ir k If
V«oi punt vaeh of you a r* h*r*hy
moat apert a^ulnr p la y a! ‘ he f► »I K ] tho •icld-i nf tu.
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1'iirpi, In ap pe ar In tha bill tn
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night
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placed him with
Hudson
who ]
V,’ u! j,',
1 fli ft 1 Orlando
mni i |n non j
nf Pin d er'* fwa* ones, a nd *n |l hav e won t he p-t * thi ee “ gunu t ’ H H , m tha t'o ort floua* in H.ta*
ford. Hi-mlhol*
t?riiinly.
Klnrlfti, •
i *1 ft 1
ARviata. Onljaf-k. I’ llman 2, B u k - so a ri n g o v e r Pinder'* he d I low
bent the Orlando b » l , m r n down r*i&gt;r .ifiiH*
plavepf in he |ig aj Ji.uk Urifl Mlltl- » ami
upon y o u r fa il u re to itppear,*
1 It ft \ gnrlo I, | ) * ru n u i 7,
f ‘f»fitr*r*«
Ilint ami
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In order.
m i o o r «r plead.
a drcr*,«T pro
1 ft ft pi Ilonnar i. Kallar &gt;. Hchlro J. Ilara- e ve r, the ynting-dcr jutnpeil into siger liiHlperg u d l pliin* Dutch
« ...ik i&gt;
3 ft ft 0 t&gt;arg«r b. iiv ara tra fl
••Jn the l/ xikkou t h a l f o f
tho lhii|*i«n l»
2
Krr**r, the air and *he s p h e r e «ef , b'd S* hm* ih f «■ r t Mattie At Aider on eonfcM*n w ill h* *ntaraii ag ainst
v-11 arid aach o f ynu.
Itarahargar Fiona ballad In, IM v u nea'.ly
in J o e 'i g lo v e
htit th* • he mound w h i e iM 'n a p e r Ibtb
fou rt h , n » v l s opened
w it h
a;
'Fb* rial nra of tbi» an It »* a Mill
31 3 ■ i l l l^ngaton. K*ll»r, F ry *
2
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mh t k m Baav hit a, F^avla 2, V tv* l»nll*ck force o f t h e h i l l t"o k the l-iPh ' i Ii iii/*'I of the .' ‘ il l 1 i
b.i.t in '­ in M'lla* lb * f 11 Iff o f ih* abov * da - j
double, I h l , lim e to deep right n „ , , s e i m
rriOt-d land* »n the f ’umplain.«nl*.
1 1 0 1 Harr If)11**v.
Dot Jack.
ft 'iA icr l“ . ri g ht o f f Bin d er1* hand %v it Ii I he | nrinoMirml ll p
a I ! *1 .
field. Pi tm an w e nt nut In th« in- n«nner , ,
I l o m i n r• Jen*. *t al. Ih* ownara
V ft ft J Ilvrvhargar, O w ra lr a* *
I .‘•ft
m» hall inside. J oe m n f-*r ‘ he g i v e *
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thereof
fie ld bu t M a y o U n g s t o n ca me * " ’ " hlf ' '
1 S ft 1 baaaa, Hanford
I,
Oflanrtu
tn
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which la ruled four feel a w a y , go'
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t h ro u gh w ith a * m a ,h through f e l l e r ji,
Kuunrr
1 ( leu hi* play, K alter to
f of i,. Fbirlda* ih la
2nd
day
ufl
Hipra on halla o ff Ovvr*tr*rt 2 the h i l l and th re w t*» Davit, to
IH .lull*:, m i l hr a wnr-lri l all- June, A l&gt;. IV.1I
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WASIUNCTON. June 28.— id1)
Mid. "W c had really e ip r r tn l
twin* but fo u r—gouil I.tir.1. Ilo. — Rep. llertran d II. Knell, Re­
would we ever take
care of publican leader of the House and
liard-h.ltlng critic of the Roose­
a five- velt Administration, announced
:jy«!?f»U'
aecohd Kie retirem ent from CorlgresS
Id daugh
e^ild, a n 18 -rnontha old d a u g h t e r . yesterday.
He said his purpose In leaving,
a fte r 21 fea rs in the National
Legislature, was to devote his
lime to his varied business in ter­
ests In Upper New York Slate.
"The puhlic
responsibilities
which have been mine for a num­
b er of years past have been ex­
ceedingly heavy ami constant and
my own husinesa accordingly has
■ a LONDON. June 28. —b D been very greatly neglected,"
Vkttain end France madr known raid a statem ent issued a t his
trn lay a warning to Japan to office here. "T he lima comes
handa off tha »tralrtcic ('hi- when one’s family and
health
Island of Reinan off the must have some consideration."
Death China cuail, am! a pledge
The question who Ids surccssnr
(ft pet together to handle any would be became n subject of
Wmpllrationa.
speculation ns soon ni his an ­
.Tk* two govam m enti nhnwel nouncement was made. The first
lily th at they Were krepiny name generally mentioned was
eyea on their IntrTratji in th a t of the comparatively youth
Far Gaat. deaplta their pr«- ful Rep. M artin nf Massachusetts,
patlon with diplomatic tn-u' assistant Republican leader. O ther
possibilities discussed Were Rep­
In Europe.
hard Austen Butler, under- resentatives klapes of Michigan
tary fer foreign affatra. tnlj the dean of th e Republican mem­
llouae of Commons of the bership: Representative Kish, of
ling, and a foreign office New York, who has*been dem and­
man In Paris
confirmed ing a liberalisation of the Repub­
readiness to aland with lican P ntly, anil Tlepresentattve
T aber of New York, whose op­
ib .
position to the Roosevelt Admin­
two governments
told
istration has been as u nrem it­
th a t if she persisted In a ting aa that of Buell.
intention to land troupi
Snell’s service In Congress goes
n there would result back to the middle of the first
slnM e rom pi Ira Ilona" and Woodrow Wilson Administration,
, Britain and France would lie waa alected In 1015 to fill
k i a l as tha clrcamatancea demand a vacancy, ami baa served con­
tinuously since that time. Uia
jY m disclosure wad
made In rise waa steady. Fifteen years
..Commons aa dispatches from after his first appearance in
M id the British ambas- Washington, he waa one o f the
Bir Robert U
Cralglej ruler* of tha House.
a half-hour yesterday dia
When Nicholas Longworth waa
Anglo-Japanese relations speakar and Rapreaentatlve Tilthe Japanese foreign min- son of Connecticut waa Repub­
General Ugakl.
lican leader, Hnell filled the Im­
la dlrratly
opposite portant poet o f rhairman af tha
French Indo-China, and Roles Committee, through which
I to the route between must bo sifted virtually every
Rings pore, Brit- a it o f legislation to reach the
floer o f the Rouse. The “trium­
eastern strongholds,
reported that Japanese virate'’ becaMa famous.
bd ew Run day to land
iatand htR were repulaen
blue-gap fire.

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In Election Today
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the World Wsr
T imIhv in I hi- III it»-ill II'HI-m* nf
f "flfHlrtitll*, till’ llllt'll*'" * nf AI Iwl I
hown t lefl ! ui he whi)ifH'i| out bJI4\t* wluit shi* ejlltl VtiC'll* llel i»ll-l
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UNDER K1VEK
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runtim it'il buiiihing* «&lt;f liritisli
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piofi"«Mtiinal I
KAN FRANCISCO, June 28.
ic\ol\i*i mol filed foin hHoI h .if
•'Ft —Senator
Wheeler a 'te r 'r d
last nigh-. Ksscistu would nvestakr n rltnuix tiMlny in yutmif hm*l hi *ouyhl f*i take a | Mi tin e of Mr New
Both ure Kerkinic Ihr Bcfmbl
nif. done n o l u d &gt; ■H a p p e d I n i p o l l
the United Ktatcs unless the people
preven'ed a handful of corpotathm ran nominHtion for •ncriator I *1 ^filler took H i i « po llin ' of Mi New
nil* , from gaining control of the 1 *J#y’A primary rlw iion,
Their
personal
fi»chl
over '
political power.
F1BKMFN BATFLK FLA M ES If.ll I ’KET
The Montanan ,jid conceiilru •chitilowni UciiiiH'rutic cunlrit-i in
lion of Hie bulk of America', eco­ wtnrli on ly ionic fiin d id utci lunll
nomic power in the hjiuN of a few o|i|»o itifii
Dunnif the five yctiM siiu’e
hundred individuals had paved t to­
wny for ncgn-lon of dmuM-intir lhey “ pi 11 their «)li| po|lt»e«l* l
|in x e» ,rs. He .poke le fo 'e Iho I,, friendship, Nye and U liip r hnv** i
lernntionnl K lw .ni, convention
ipinrreltnt often over »ti»le
"M ire i-olit enl llheity." he mid.
The gnvcrmiFrt lilt* with fed'
becomes a mranimtlest hollow eral iiuelujen, uilr nf w ln'hj
phrase if a few cor|H&gt;ratlon- ron hmnjflit him Ihn e iiiuei to c«»uil
'rid the wealth nf the na'ion, die j Wftin* he MiM cleared of eharuer
late ils economic policies un-l of lolirilmik' |ioliticul fundi from*
high-hindcdly rule our lives.
relief worker*. fwrni*hed many
"I'ulitkal literty carries wi'h &gt;t cumpaiiffi difference*.
Ihi- |mwer 'o make melt elected to
public ulfire lespousiblr to lb-Air Mail For C entral
masse, of •be |H-opJe,
" lin e s , l he people 111 ike ell *Florida I h Discusaed
sue of rurbing 'h e powei of ‘be
manipulators of economic force-,
W A U rllllL A . June 28. - T o s t unless the jreople actually fo u r
ma*ters of six smaller south
the ptditical parlb-s inlo lining Klorbls towns met Iwre yester­
up on this issue, then tire poult
day to discuss plans of a possible
cal franchis* which give, the peo­
air mail route through this sec­
ple ‘.he right to endure u lule of
tion and laid plan, in securing IL
tra a lla a e S * « Pane T s , »
Those attending were L. W
lllnunt, of lakeland; 1). G. 1’erSearch Is B roadened ry,
of Avon Fark; C. I&gt;- lloring
F o r M issing C lim ber and F. P. Rhodes, of Arcadia; T.
W. Gary- of Bartow; Owrn LALBUQUERQUE, New Mcxi Godwin, of Kebrlng ami John
c«, Jun* 28—UP)— Sc-irrhcis moved Watson, of Fort Meade
Jerald F arr and Carl F. Han­
through
tha
tangled
umlcrbrush a t bass o f Notth Pandit na, of W aurh’ila, were hosts.
I’tah In a broadened hunt for
SW IN D LE R SEN T E N C E D
Mcdill McCormick, Chicago publiihing heir lust on a climbing e x ­
SANTA FK. N. M .- tC l—
pedition.
Virtually abandoning belief thi* Clarence E. M 'haffey, characterIn the 158,11110,000 vehicular tunnel being constructed |f,n fret bcm-nlh (hi- Fast River in New
the youth might he lodged on the lied by Federal agents as the York, rirem cn arc shuwn buttling u firn th at bruke uul in the runatructlon timlu-rs supiHirMng (he
steep face of the peak, searchers "cleverest awindlet of modem ruof nf the burr. The firrnien worked In extrem e danger because it was necessary In maintain ail
scoured the brushy terrain below days.’' was aantancail to 10 year*
the ledge on wh'eh the Indy of his In Federal prison and fined sir pressure of 18 pounds In the square inch to prevent the tunnel fn&gt;m cn't-p -'q*
companion, Rlehird WhKmer, was 15.000 by United R tatrs District
found last Thursday.
Judge Colin N tblett- yesterday.
R IN G LIN G 'S W IDOW FA IL S TO KEE1* ‘BIG TU I" Ul*

Two Young Mandrill Baboons Will
Arrive At Zoo From New York Soon
apect hla (the baboon's) power*
ful teeth," the article my*, "and
fear to defend their fields from
raiding bond*. The animal's In­
credibly grotesque fare, with
flaming-scarlet nose and eomi»
gated, bluish cheeks probably In­
spired witch doctors In Ib* cre­
ation o f hldeouo devil masks.*
Tha pole of young animals tha
too la getting weigh about SS
pounds, according to a letter re­
ceived by Mr. Houghton from
Meema Brothers, and show only
faintly the vivid coloring which
U lcr will m distinguish them.
The present leopard rage te
being planned and arranged for
An article appearing in the the hnboona.
KdUoaaJ Geographic M an ila# far
The now leopard cage ia prac­
May, ...
1938, ..
by ^Dr. William M. tically templet# except for a coat
Mr*. Chart**
ing wilb striking
o f paint fa r the wire, Mr.
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■hew’* executive*

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Tin* 2 l t h .iim ivi'i-s;ii v to d a y
n f Mu- s|i,ii llu il s t o r ie d tin*
W o rld W a r fm m d i hi- t'tiin p s i - a lld .1 it]i;tHi-s,&gt; &lt;«tali-nuit ixl
in tln -ir w a r a n d saw Enm pr*
fillrd w ith 11-1l.-sitin m c r Mio
K ir.iinsh ,-n d t-.m f 1h-*.

-I Vknliif liitiiy *»fU*l rr
*» tiik.* ,i J.» percent maut*

Saperintendent o f Fark* James
L Houghton Mid this morning
that two young Mandrill baboons
have been purchased by the too
and will arrive here from New
York !*Ur in the week.
Mr. Mooghton declared that the
soo waa ablw to buy the baboons
only because at the generous
contributions to the too and
cause of asoney raised e ff of too
roneesaioiu.
The animal* are being sent
from Meema Brothers and Ward,
r wMfcly
(M Vahfcg (fatal a | U i l k dealers In animals, o f New York.
Tina la the m u m company from
which |h e leopards In tha
werr^purflpoad, Mr. Mooghton

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Confers
With Army Heads
D uct

Com mons H oars T h at
In su rg e n t (Juns A re
Aimed A t (iih ra ltn r

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IHNI, Wa M* ' l* I h* 1.1
Mli.l ori

B ritish I'rin u 'M in iste^
Faced W ith M ount­
ing In d ig n atio n Be­
cause Of B om bings

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Sh 'M'I ' 11 W i ll on al »! i
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a ml hi

Bertrand H. Snell W heeler Attacks
Retires From Job Concentration Of Nye, Lanier Seek
A s Congressman Economic Power (i. 0. P. Nomination

V alen tin e,
pgfeniia, robl h e r husba n d a f t e r
th# a r r i v a l o f h e r fo u r t h bahy. &gt;
" I aure w a a s u r p r is e d , " F a t h e r

BL

"um&amp;S Anniversary Of Beginning
Of Great War Finds World
On Powder Barrel

shijis tu nrm f**r &lt;1*f*ti t*
Atitling to the U n it'll uru-usinr*s wn* Ilia* rt'|»«trl t li.it I'reniier
MU*Hiilifli held i eiutfelenti* Willi
two of hi* Pol I'flHMl Ill'll! tllg; IiM'li,
TRt*
1AII 4 tint illflllSI'tl,
Spanish iii-uigt iii an- I'tiiilersi
IXMiihiul Hat i chin.i i his im.i mug,
tun* (|«y iiffer tin* .Spanish fcfuv*
rrnmi*nt aeo-|.t.-.l (U cut HrU»ln‘»
phi ii fur pick tuil vuni in irtrthin In
investigate hoinhuig* uf Spiinish
rilic* Tlfpre wen* no report* oh
the victim* «r the tlanutge.
HI)ANtlllAI- Jun.' JH. -—1/1*$—
Japan'* war nn China showt’il
•iKii* last night ol hogging iloihii
on all front*.
The iiiortl• aetiVf Prunt wit* th«
Yangt ie river vallev, alntiit 20*»
inili** l»y river Irmu ( c i.iu iu s i*
mu i lining Km Shek’* |iiuviidiii!il
capital.
li ho colltesf nil (hi « Profit. W|tfl
Lhine*if troops, shore hatteriei
(Cbr II i V II •«

I'ggp T h u )

Weekly Luncheon
Of Jaycees Held
At Valdez Today
J-'evcrai mcmU-rs uf the Jayceev
expressed thetr Intrntiun at th«
legular weekly luncheon at th*
Valdes II.... I liHiny uf nttrnding
the ft&gt;hfry to be given by th*
New Sm yrna Jay,-,,-* Thursday
June .10 ,
Th* New Smyrna Club extended
»n Invitation tgsi week In the S an­ Z I
ford f lu b and srvrrat other club*
in the central p art of the state
tu h* their guest* , t (he fi.hfry,
E. E. Lanry reported that Joe
Davl* ia preparing a comic niageilne w ritten supposedly by mem­
bers of the bovine tribe. When he
completes it, he will submit a
copy to the state president end
if it is eppruvrd it will bw subm it
ted to all the club* in the state.
The purpose of tho magaslne,
be declared, ia tu create sentim ent
in the state before the next legis­
lature m eats to pul through a bill
to remove cuttle from th s high­
ways.
Th* maeUng next week will bo
tha firel under a new set-up
whereby the club will meet only
twice m month.
.

LOCAL W EA TH ER

Ring ting, widow o f o*o ot I I I ■ lafliag Brother*, 1* shown at Scranton, Pa., plead­
worker* of the (Ungltng BntUttTa and Barnum A Bailey eircui to comprumis* their
Partly cloudy, scattered
and let the show go on. I p f the pleaded in Vain. The strike continued end th* ere la central portion tonight *r
prepared to peek their M H t ,# f canvas and haad for Winter quartan at SartMta,

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Municipal Docket
Is Heard Monday
By J u d g e Miller

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B efore M ag istrate
try
to e ffe c t iijir r e tn e n ts w ith
th e d i c 'a 'o r nan o n s m a it el for to h a ll th e v io la tio n s.
In R e g u la r Session
T hi* ia th e fu iiiliin ierital e r r o r in i n t e r n a l in n al diplom
F iv e w h ite m en w i t c trte il In
acy. O u tla w lia 'io iis c a n n o t lie d e a lt w ith in tim e -h o n o re d
n&gt;n of
i rad ii ion .m d C e rn ia iiy . Ita ly , J a p a n , a n d red at I S p a m a re the r e e u la r M " n il.i v
Mote.
f hum
Im*f rtf !■
Ju d ge
n u tla w i m in in g n a tin n s . T in y e n tn m ’. )«’ tr u s te d . Th&lt; &gt; do
H a it i. I. Ati 111 r y&lt; -Merday T h e y
not In lie v e in in te r n a tio n a l law hu t p re te n d to
in o rile r A c ir H* fit r l Iti'PV'Uft. r h i i i i ' *1
'h a t w h e n lice e M a il i' m a y lie lienl to t h e i r o w n en d • -vd.li titlin g liU 'irtt
M idi ' 11f a Jt
I'hev h e jie v e n u ll in n a ljo m d h m
a tia h n iia l law o f m iplil 1 &gt;it ‘ lit" i'jmp ia,i * *on* trui*
•a i
tif .1
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and |«&gt;iier th a ' reenvni/.e-t only a (fre n te r m ig h t a n d pow er H i1’
b a r g 'd w ith *|t* t ilin g , wa* i n r
I o iise ip ie iitlv . th e r e m no in te r n a tio n a l law to d a y . A im
f mu* d T h u Cilwr of I,
U ilk im -.
i ' v and o e o p e r .i t ion m in i e x ist In tw e e n n allo ii.s if intei
h u g ' d w ith ru n tu m ? m red lig l»
n atio n al law O to e x is ' fo r " in te r n a l iotutl" m m iita " h e tw e e n whc* c iifil iriu cd \ \
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n a ti o n s "
In 'h e a h se n e e of a n in te r n a l innal la w o f fren
h.irgetf with tfr mirj■11v ■"H'l'h
doni a n d ju«iiee th e I in m o rru tir n a tio n s a re h c in jf foreed, i n - Humf-t'sed H
* fiunt* »
w h e th e r 'In i w ant to o r an t, in to a n a llia n e e w h ic h som e id uit g e d w ith d i»"t r}- i 1y cnlidlM I
( it e n c n l m
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f ill
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day will h a v e In e n m h a t th e in te r n a tio n a l liriR ttndaK u of v u i
I w in I '0 d iiy * in tail
he to ta lita r ia n f o i e ii ir n e n t s .
T h e fid le w irig
negro es
w ir e

Spelt It Out
A ceorilini; In a n e w s re le a se fro m th e F lo r id a A sso c ia
■on iif R eal E s ta te H o a rd s, th e m ain p ro je c t o f its puli
BIBLE VEUSE FOR TUDAt liei l \ c o p n n illee fo r P.iHH w ill Im In in d u c e e v e ry jiuhlic mill
p r u a l e m te r e s ' in Ih e s l a t e to w rite th e fu ll m im e ol
F lo rid a ' on all l e l le r h e a d s a n d i o rr e s |s in d e n e e .
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CULTIVATE
H AH M OSm l!THOUGHTS AND DKEliS Ss. i
II is a m Med, an d w ise ly so, lh.it hy u sin g 'li e e iistu n i
Ih ot*
1hinf&gt;
which
i r r mIhwi
i n " F la ." th e i ili/e iis a r e f iilm g lo Hike a d v a n ta g e o f lip
w hir* C h ' 1st * i P r t h «n '.Ik rt«li'
le a u li a n d aji|s&lt;.il o f th e full n a m e . S c a rc e ly a n y
o th e r
b u d of C o d . — r « l . t I.
a le is so M essed w ith a n a m e a s e u p h o n io u s a n d c x |irc si i r as F lo iiila , and il seem s like a lack of a p p r e c ia tio n lo
f
JUST LIKE A WOMAN
ilih re v ia tc it.
Aside, fro m a n i a r t i s t i c a p p e a l, we feel 'h a t
it is il
’ ^ “Ah. h»," sold IV Isr Rwhhll. »&lt;
iniur jstlicy to .d ih re v ia te a d d re s s e s a n y w a y .
In th e f i r s t
hs ini&lt;1 his imper down.
• fit', “ Rtri-'n »n »dlton»l writio whs place, it is m o re d if f ir u l' to r i 'm g n i/e , a n d in th e second
has rraliy r'liie in Inwn
place il sh o w s th a t
y o u a r e in a h u r r y
a n d d o n 't
a V;,' III favor .uf us rahldls nnd, if h» w in to w a s te m uch t i n ....... .. th e le tte r . It s e e m s to us
ran have m* way.
TUESDAY. JUNE 2S. l» i*

Prom n il Ihe raldiU runways Hi'1
mntnr ra ts will stay
And h i ra n liv e and propag ate ,
a livrly group, unlil
Tha hunter* rhmm* to «hm»t up
aa n r gambol nn Ihr hill “
t l #*That'n very
fin*-. I huva
n"
dnilht," ri'plii',1 ins IllllJ
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Il rnnkr whirn wny tliry tuk"
our life?"
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IVter, “The Stine* i uiH1 yoi*
and mi'
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Mow t h at Ihe m o st fat flung
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of
h u r r ic a n e
detection
boon placed into opera tion,
r i m a y e x p e c t I r o p h a l *torm
o fW o ua ibiT r u n -a r o u n d j j . i t

lor ipltc.
A woman in Orlando look «
pUtol in a pfeping tom the otbei
nlfhL A faw mom co no* like
th a t will noon put a atop In
prowler* who riiolent the home
o f eltUtmi.
Tha world ha* bean on tha
W | * of g rn rral howl lift lew u
It
w* an-pact tha public won't
M l«va tha big war U hara until
MMlorB actually
enter
their

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■ t i.iig i d
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f he t'H1e n f l l e m y lln l' chart::* I
w ilh la r r e n y
wa
an ( t ie d in
the c o u n ty
W till.i hi | It in y * t.uitp
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Thp last gu ar il o f the a r n m s

o f th«* North ami S ou th which met

7 f» y e a r s a g o on th is roll in ir hot
'le fii Id answ ere d a call to ih*’
Union to day. T h e v ete ra n * tam e
by autonnrbde, bus and train.

giv en

I'ullm an Com pany Is
G ran ted R ate Hike

F o r f i g h t days •he hoy* o f 'lV&gt;
wi!| r a m p anil trade tale* o f w ar
and peace as the nation celebrate*
the 75 1h a n n iv e r s a r y o f the battle.
A g e d soldier* ca m e from all over
the
nation
at
go v e rn m e n t expenav.

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Hofmann Electric Service

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or spend fdl il a y 1* m jai l. A n d ic w
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■ lu n g e d w ith nhop lif ti ng
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t r a n s fc i ri*d fn the Cn u n ty.
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\L I’ h* r^oii. i'h iir gf d with disci
I* rly cn iid iu d, wn» g iv e n a nm
i" ndctl -urntenv r o f till day *. An
l i i w III 11111 1s , r h iir g iil w d h rnft
n m g ;i n d tight, c s l r c a i e d a boml
nf |5
f Icorgc I j I wmih r h u i g ' d
w ith
d i* v id e r ly
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wu*
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nr sp*ml

PARTNERS tN
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fU B io m

V ad nr Cifcene t* home oil a
rlmigh with In pan i p - t Mr, Jlid
r*. F. I., fIreen** on do* we.d
i|e, Vlelur
ih
in *h»* a vnH t»n
Tpn and 04 lord Ird a' H in g l ¥

f«»r fa in pit where he will re nimr
hi* d utie a on the di,*tru-i board.
Mr*. F. f \ S m e u lh uf I'lfir* ,
Fin. in e n j o y i n g ti vi»*l of aeverfll
we* k* in Ihe ri*y a * Hu- gu* *t ol
Mr. a rid Mr*. 4 * H
Cow an a \
their home «»n Ihe H eight*.

Mi** Hull it1belli* Hyer o f Ur
hi ndo i* in the c i t y y* I he gueMr*. F a r r inmrw a r r l v t d T u r a
f Mr*. II. J, Holly. Mi a My* r | dav fio in V a M o it a and will e n jo y
'* enfoiite to
l«rk*ouvilh' and ■la viait o f se ver al w e e k* u* the
•ilKcr point.- Alid will Vttke th e] gu rnl o f Mi** HaHie Ka trn lge.
r l y di- hue trip on the St, .lohtir
Mr. and .Mi*. W. K. W alao n , h r.
M ina V»'»w Terhruti am| Mi * and Mr a. S. I,ule*tnn and II. W.
Mmu T u rn e r telurne d fr o m In
Hrr m lo n *peu» *n e n j o y a b e day
I,and W e dn esd ay .
Mi.** T u r n e r vl D a y lt m a liearh ye*»«nhiy.
leave* for llar^-uw Friday afti r
U. L. Wunlbliuni le ft 'nduy for
ri'HJH,
J a rk *o n v il le wber e he w ill either
Mr*, I'.rncit Kr up p left ye*t«t
join the a r m y or go to w o rk in llu*
lay for Halt moire In spend Ihe
,hip y a i d a . l i e hm» l w o Ron* in
NiHjinur wi*li riduHvi** and frietid*.
Mr*, M. F r i n k and M U* H m
»ia Fra nk
ia fl
lo.lny for New
Y o r k when* th ey will remain d u r ­
ing ih r unimer.
Mr. and Mr*.
II. A H ow ar d and
fa mily r r t m i i n l thin w re k Crum
t'ahokee, F la ., where Ihry have

t h a Navy crew *wrpt to «
r tdry mrar the beat in the eount
» h y tlltr d a y 'i roughkrapsia i
f v atta. Rut. after all, what la

¥ Wonder If it 1* only
Inc life nr n th n t bit- iuoN* get* hot
to r when the government apesdi
4
f*? WWoPi OB'! Re'* w rs e
Sfjon^the fund, a rt cut off; ar-d
M t * a « d tr how long the m,,n -y
S»U1 hold out and what will hnp
p ea when it doesn’t.
£ The Fourth of July week end
U feared by lafety organisations
because of Ita poasOdlitiea fur
■boosting the accident toll of the
W Oatry, E fforts at* being made
,«* have averyone join the “be
Alive on the fUlh" movement with
tbh hope th at tome will still be
lfvlac the day after we celebrate
js ^ /a rp e # B. Cash ha* hid leafed
, to throw the switch which
•n d Franklin McCall to hi*
.gnd expiate for tha crime
nvmltted when ha stole the
withy- The d ra in of the
t may he human, hut It
hw'i be expreaaed publicly.
| . f l n 4 .place- U will pperuto
l a l f p f McCall rrctiving
HY bccai+ac
will give t o
¥ ammunltioo before the
* B o a n li la the i*«ond
•th w ill ha ag ain st the tow.

doom *

No. to N. Hanford Are,

f tuinly.

and o in y mg

Park Aw.
n o rm o r on
II r. M il M r r l . m i l , JR.
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D . M A R T IN

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C O , INC.

Miller Bldg.

Iajw Summer Pricea On
CooledgeM Hy-Orude Pain to &amp; Varntohen
Kvanizc Enamel*,. Bond Cold Walcr Paint
O. K. Cement Paint
Picture Framing A Specially

fcr*»»d In Ilie I imilly. The u to I
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GETTYSBURG, P»„ .lunr 2*—

SEMlNOl.B I’ll'ARMA* AL

h u n te r'

fee."
“T hat may null you,** *aid Midtv,
•‘hut | can err no reason
w a y Ihfl aim uf uur fy h lrn rs I
to make a hunting sricuiti.

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'G am bling H ouses Are Blue And Gray B a n k s1
Closed In M agic City M eet In G etty sb u rg

Five W hite Men T ried

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CITY H i t l e r s

British Prim eM in ister
Faced W ith M ount­
ing Indignation B e­
cause O f B om bings
Csatlnuea arsm Page One
and plane* stubbornly opposing
thu upriver drive toward Hankow,
was developing Into a deadly
gam* nf give and take, with the
Chinese reporting recapture of

la a »ictnr along the nor.h
bapk. near Tiklang, the Chinos*
were defending
■ trategic
hills from which th flr guns could
sweep tha river when the Jepanejur assault Ih* llatowclwn
barrier.
th e
Chinese reported' th at
from these position* thry w e n
able to bast off two, pplrlted aticHPto to land Japan*** mariu*

south Chinn offrnaive was s ta rt­
ing. Japanese troops were land
ed last wruk on Namua island,
*JU m ile, off Hwatuw.
Airmen reportrsi destruction uf
rsilway buildings nn a line con­
necting Hwatuw wilh Chaochow
whrn tha latter city waa bombed.
Some &amp;00 ’miles to the southwest,
a Japanese
squadron
bombed
Haitian island, concentrating their
ciploaivra on the Yuling forts.
F a r to the north Chinese force,
reported
re occupation
of
no

Vheeler Attacks
Concentration Of
Economic Powtr
C*n 1«n„«. f , . M

V a l t Or&gt;«

'heir &lt;&gt;wn f,,r matinn twtriiiuvv mrauOn pit-lurr m irl
iilglras."
guigrs,||.&gt; l.uri'llH
Ths Muiitjna Democra', wko Ir il .'Urjirru- —11 nutal
ihe ■tirrcssful fight agaioil fr ta i- '' WJ” *" 'h eir In
dent liu u .i'v p iic o u r t rvqrgxnlta I k 'her
C'Sccouil
tion hill anil who opposril auuii* 'h i t young 111-,
o 'h rr new ileal polklra. M*«r'r&lt;l .f'rs l brink m tintha rrn tra liu tin n nf ixt'ilical pow*r also |ir rs r n 'n | a jiroblrm,
" W ara boginning lu lu r n ," he
aaiil, "that th&lt;rc a&gt;« practical ns
well aa (hcoratlcal lim i't
tha
Too I.ale To Classify
vir'ua of rciitralifcd ailminUttatian
no m atter in whom *h» powtr an&gt;l
raipnnxibilil/ r n l ."
lie *ai&lt;l 'ha cunrtn'rallun of eco­
nomic power haJ itivrrv cun'rol p t
b a'f tha curporala huaioaaa ill 'h r
United Stale* *« % ffew bum lr'd
man who wielded Influence far b"
ynnd '.ha immediate range of their
concern*.

SE LE C T, A /V P B U V

T irvston e
C UM ■D /P P E D T IR E S

'•The pr odu ct n f the t a r i n g , and
la b o r o f million* o f indivkluaN
re a l* in the c o n t r o l " o f Ihraa men,
he raid.

l*r by. «b* Fleetloo*

O n e o f the e f f e c t . , be added, wa*
the aup prcsalon u f in ve n tio n , b y
"aeerel
en d
in aid io u t" nt*lfc|&lt;da
w h ic h t h w a rt e d
Induatrlal
pro**«fN
•'Monupulie*,'' W h e e le r a v e r t e d ,
" d o nut exiat l o a t r v , tha public.
T h e g,l a te ra t h e r a m r a M by which
the put lie la g o u g e d th r o u g h »*■
m p w e pr ic e* .
,
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’‘ O o rp u ra le c o n ce n tr a t io n 'grew*
e n d 1* u rge d b y th e* * e*&lt;ecl*d &lt; t»
w h o p e rs o n a lly p r o fit f r o B t . l t Mo­
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DISTORTION CHARGED

WASHINGTON. June * 7 - W
- Chairman John Hamilton of the
Republican National Committee
u id yea ter day th at President
Roosevelt waa undertaking to dis­
tort tha “ laauaa which aeparato tha
boat* , and troop U*Mporta had Rrpublknn and Nvw Deal Partcafrlad tha d/lv* upgirar follow­
ing easy cap tura of Nanking two
w*f*h* ago. Plane* of, b ith side*
ranged along that riv e r, In fre­
H quent bombing f o r m ,
tb* people o f the *ut*
japaaes*
aerial / operatloa*

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PAGE FOUR

TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1938

L ookouts-Senators
Postpone C ontest

Local Youth To ! Baseball Program Dutch Schneider
To Hurl Tonight
Begin Duties On
Against Paiatka
September First
Today
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faltering rh a lta n n o g a
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b e t w e e n the
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ami the O rla n do
Senator*
wh
postpone.I until Ju ly 21 w hen th«*
twti te am s will fla+h tn a double
h e a d e r at thi* I m a l pa rk.
A
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a b o u t 20 m in u t r s bi-fori*
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the
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City Affording Rxll. Highway
And Water Transportation

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Flood Control
Bill Is Signed
President

‘HELL-RAISER

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A V l V n r H P V m , ’ MT m i l V K T iV n n I n r r.

Chinese Hold
i B arrier To
J a p Advance

S ig n s M easure W ith

P l a _n s .Discussed s,I
,!,kl’sniani'or,''asri^t
Regime Approves At-

SHAKO!!AI. Inrir l'i
Thr
Chino*r d rd a rr,| to.fa-, th.-\ ,1 II
hold 'h r important Mstouchro
boom, ihe
barrtrr to Jiiiun'*
drrvt* up &lt;hr Yanglzr
R iiu

S ta tes Spending C am ­

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paign Will Be In
Full Sw ing July 1
* WASHINGTON. .Inna* 20.
— (A P )—President Rottsevrlt
announced
todav he had
signed the J.185,flOO,nnn nmn'bus floo&lt;l control hill “with
some re lu c ta n c e ."
Asserting that It “ is mi
neceswry for me to empha­
sise the importance o f carry­
ing on a large and continuous

Hankow

Thr Irrmi n( wha' m u )». *
cru ru l Saul* in thr il. foii*r n,
the provincial caprlal. | 7.’&gt; mi . I
up Ihe river from the boom » aoiv-currd in cautious and conflict­
ing coninumiqut s front *■«rrh Mile*
Foreign m-lilaiv nhsiuvtu a, mil*
aider.-d thal Mslowrheu , fate dr
p.ndrd upon 'h r .u t-rro of Japanr-e I'nd force* attempting to advanre up ihe nor'h ami smith
-w "
hank. of thr river
The Japanrse, h'w cvrr. were
having difficulty on hoth lank* of
m
\..i f h
Ihe river The Japanese admi'led
Tic.I t o g e t h e r b y » i«»|»e. tke^* e x p e r t noMintain cli m b er * a t e shown u c A l i n g th*' Mn *
one of th ru columns had b u n -in Saudi.i
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M
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.ik nc.rr AIbiitim ripie, N e w M e* ., in s e a r c h nf Medill Met nrnrirl
rounded on the -oulh hank «n I It ■ thing fo i* n m
l.'i|t I . . I U 1
l i e an.I a »om p.im on. R u h a n l W ln t t n e r , d isap pe ar ed mu i climl'iMk* • i j" ft?
w«s saved only when Japwoe-i
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planes and remforcemcn's iiriv.*il
The t'h in r e reported 'be -lot',
rtese also wrre hoggrd •!'»'* •»
thr nnfth hank with « I r r* mini
hrr nf troops ^urnMiiuifft
’hr
^horri nf U k f Po
Jipinrvg'
rnnfnrrpm rn1* •&lt;
♦rm pting to UnH ** W u^H inlir 1
ml | KimmUl mn rh.iU t able
p* i in I r i h d u t M'n
wrre yaid t&gt;y »hr f h infir to h*vr
h*f oi t •
iiefii repulsed whilr •rtothrr n 1
NoTtlgien
A
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pain' hk*
|t &lt;1'1'*!•
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ti*mpteii landing, neur Tnnghu.
I Ml Mu 1 .1 ■'♦run liHlb’iy Th.4 HI111
i.t*' k
w i. aaid to b»vt hren ihw iitrtl
of Art tl 11ifi.it M •tcnlmg 't» «"Aiir'*r of III t ill Ml iM*
The rh in ra r « A i d !hey rank *evrn
a " , *m HI *H’If ii (h«* WiAilmibi fuel 11 Itf III it.ii!' 1
i aP«n.ve rnotorboAfa Ami killed UM» |
invite ( t- »• Mill Oil
men.
ton •t. 1

Ctn's.

Dr. H. W.
R utkar today re- The ilsy'a trading slackened to
caivad ■ pair of Duke of Dun- a total of 1,2X0,720 shares, after
da« briar smoking pipe* and con- going writ over the 2,0fl0,000-mark
g n tu la tio n i from George R. Wil- for thr preceding three five-huut
•an, chairman of tha - Spring sessions.
Sportsmen's Award Committee, in Halls were a little upret by
rkeognltion of tha feat accom*, dividend news. Santa Kt directpllahad by Dr. Ruckar in scoring ors postponed action on the proEagla and a Blrdla at If* ferrrd divkleml and adjustment
'ard C o u n t r y Clu b re c e n t ly , bond interest. R eadin g cu t Its
igar of th a C o u n t r y C l u b . q u a r t e r l y p a y m e n t in h a l f w it h a
disb urse m en t o f 25 r e n t s a shar e.
Fort, announced t o d a y .
W estern
d irccto ",
Dr. Ruckar was tha f i r s t p a t r o n N o r fo l k t
. th* golf course to racelvu an w hile o r d e r in g the r e g u la r q u a r ­
offarad by tha S p o r t s m e n t e r ly dis tri b u tio n o f 12.511 a a h a rt .
lUaa for outstanding fcati said It w a s s n t ic lp a t e d H w ou ld
h av e t o co m e p a r t l y ft o m surplu s.
tha link*.
Santa

Fe

preferred

d ec li n 'd

13.25 to | i 5A 0 , and R e a d i n g , d e ­
c l i n e d M) c e n t s to $ 15. !^&gt;a*va of
50 ce n t s In f l w e r e n u n t a ro u , In

. .^..06 D ecrees D eath
F o r Convicted Sp ies ‘ ' h e
PARIS, Juna » .-( * ■ )- T h r
government today Issued
ta establishing tha death
In pass*lima for certain
» t eaploftga,
h w wag designed to hall
awing number of epy u u i
e ra hi recent years.
i of M agi servitude for
hitherto M im e d fo r war&gt;effen isi, also were
lg peacetime con*
i a new drlva which eusald emulated Germany's
, eooaUr-eaplaagge agtivi'.iev

ra il g r o u p .

celery "
T h e c e l e r y in d u s t r y , Mr llaxr*"n p o m le .l ou t. m e a n s
everyt h in g It. a gre a t p in t o f tins rnm_ 11
•&gt;»
ts »
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C n v
Jfp y

i rone Into Europe

c o m p a r a b le In im port e n co
w ith
th a t o f a r a t i o n a l d ir e ctor, la req u ir e d . A p p lic a n t s m ust n ot have
pasted th eir
aiitlath
b ir t h d a y .
V e t e r a n s gr a it tad p r e f e r e n c e a re
e x e m p t f r o m t f * r o q u ir e m e n U up
to th e
o f M ti r o m e n t .
A p p lic a ti o n s m u s t be fi led w ith
the U. 8 , Civil S e r v i c e C o m mis­
sion, W a s h in g t o n , D. C. n ot la t e r
th an J u l y 21 .
Further Informa­
tion m a y b a se cu re d fr o m M. U
W r i g h t a t tha P e s t O f f i c e .

N K W Y D H K . J u n e 2:» iflh .
T h o g o v r i n o n n ’s - p y hunt ...... no
i m r i p r c ' n l turn y e a l e r d t y when
U n i'e .l Htales
Atornry
U m ir
ll a rtly dhtibiNtl hi* wnu'tl mai! for
Kurop«* intliiy t«» itivp*iig«t«* the
« c t l v * lk * i,f o li n ^ u l lr g e i lly nrrk*
Ing lln it v.l Hln'ea militiary secrets.
t.igh'iw-n
person-,
in. b.di ng
t h r r e (ie rm x n m i l i t a r y u f f i r c r t ,
a l n a d y h a t e hern in d w tr il l.y a
sp r r ia l F e de ra l g i a t n l j u r y h e ir
fu r co n s p ir a c y 'o v i n l e l r Ih.- explu n a g r law s, hul n n ly four a r t
-n rn a l.a l y, Thirt.-t-sx a r c raid to
he In G e r m a n y a nd un« I- in ja il
in Kent land.
H a r d y ra id ho would v l . l t F u g Or. C. H. Baker will apeak to lend a n d F a r n r r b u t would nut
members a f the Townsend Club s a y w h e t h e r he w ou ld gn to S c o t ­
Thursday night a t their regular land, w h e r e Mrs. J e s s i e Jordon,
meeting a t tho Wetaka Building on e o f the d e f e n d a n t s , h. s e r v in g
a t H;00 o’clock, It waa announced a f o u r - y e a r s e n ' r n r r ax a sp y , or
today
by
Bet ratary
A r t h u r ^t&lt;&gt; G e r m a n y .

R in g lin g C ircu s Is
Dr. C. H. B a k e r Will
E n rou te T o S a ra so ta A ddressTow nsendites

WASHINGTON, June IV— DPI
—George Smith, general m anag-r
said today all plans for resuming
the tour o f Rtngllng Brothers and
Barnum and Ballsy circus had
been definitely abandoned. The
abow la now heeded foe storage
*1 Sarasota..
(•a horses hava been shipped to
tho circus farm a t Peru. Ind. and
the rem ainder of Iba show will
Irave Ibis afternoon for Florida.
M ongrel
The abow wilt make a atop n&gt;
8 , C. to w ater lb s ani­
A H ero Florence,
mals and la due In Sarasota late
Friday.
lACK* H e a t, June » . The d r tu s arrived here la 's
ifctngT—r aid child, play- yesterday f from S cran too where
the haaha #f Grasahopper Ha lUaerary w as interrupted by
with e th e r ahlldrea, fall labor troub'es• W . M m W W t away.
M U R Iil deg, dashed
BREMERTON,
W aaks-(jp|—
thg {kfld by h sr Mayor Jasaa Kaabb, ka whaaa a
Sad b a r te the bank, ailnlUratlM a f thb aavy yard
■alba ago Baba waa rlty bitUr controversy sag erlml*
stray dag. f X Baaawek aal chsrgva hava kw a m iagM
m -A M i, aad

The
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Rlrchhoff.
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h a v a ver y d e f i n i t e t r a d . In
W. I. Hughey who want to U a : f 0t|ow&gt;” H ardy' as Id after he had
Aogales to attend the third no’ appeared at a brief xea&lt;i..n «.f Ihe
tlonal coavM tlea b espocted; grand Jury whirh adjourned unbach In time to preside. Mr. IR Ju ly 0.
Kirthheff sahL
The apy hunt in t h r Unite d
Ha a$U th a alab bad racalvsd S t a t e s w ill cun lin uo d u r in g H a r ­
a la tte r fram Mrs. E. A. Moffltt, d y ’s akaanca w i ' h Ro ad V r t t a r l i.
tha eluh’i treasurer, who was also c h b f o f Ihe N e w Y o r k o ff ic e s o f
a o a b g a la U tha aanvaatioa, say tha FBI. In ( h ^ r .
lag th a t all warn bare a t Uw convantiaa wara aaaftdant th a l tha
II DIR IN DEI.UGR
Taanmaad Ptba win ba adopted
d artag tho a a x t aaaaba a f CooTOKYO.
June . 2!). -(AY grvaa.
Twenty-one parsons war* haowa
Bha raparted th a t tha labor ua- daad aad IB wara missing today
b o a aaat w trai Is tha co av tatio a aa tho w o rn rain a in 20 year*
retag th* plan. Rha added deluged ,11 ol tha main Japaiwaa
th a D e a sb b a a f
Caaada islands. A t Tokohama a cliff
iU approval aad caved hi crushing five homes,
f b t hig adopt lag of tho hilling U , About
flPM.
i were flooded in Tokyo,

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Publicity Urgent

s t a te s o f A la b a m a . F lo rid a , tieorgi a , Mississippi. S o u t h C a ro l in a .
a nd Te nn e aa aa . T h a e n t r a n c e sala r y la $ 5,500 a y e a r which
Is
■ ubject to a re t ir e m e n t ded u ct ion
o f 3 4 perc en t.
C e r t a i n e x p e r ie n c e in the field
o f so cia l w e l f a r e , in d u .t rt a l r . l a -

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S p e c i a I ( 'oniniittee
Satisfy British
To Tr&gt; To Finish
Brief B&gt; August 1 Loyalists It c p r i sals
\gniust Bomhings
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Dawson D e rla rji E x h i b i t i o n O f P a i n t i n g s
N e e d For Celeryj B y O k e N o r d g r e n Is G iv e n
County Agent Urges
Kiwanians To Sup­
p o r t Advertising

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h n g m e e r s

Indian River Canal

"The hell-ruining American doctor who won't unit traipaiging
ni uun.I inrr te rrito ry !” That * thr*
titlr Jnpiinreo Mildtrra gave Itrh rrifein k M.ingrt (ahnvrl of
\ »*\vM.in . tin . veteran Southern
Methodi'l m e . Ileal inivamnarv in
Hill-how. f'liina. «fii r he liange.l
hia fiila on it tntile and vhouted
down a Japaneve officer who acprogram to eliminate
flood", ctiveil him of -p.ving
iataen noli amnion, continue rec­
lamation. encourage refore-tation.
and Improve navigation." the
President declared the hill he
algncd "Is not a step in the right W
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direction in th* set up provide.t f i a | 6 p g
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fo r general government plan U n , i , C 5
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more unemployment over
the * I I f t I1HHP x J r f lC r S C O H IO
world than at any lime i„ .1 .
| n S i t K a i l i d l V T il U C
history and that no country a&lt;
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A Ja pa ne se n a v y cormmini&lt;|ue
lalion to give work during de
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an! three (Tilntr# hombern wer*
prats ions as well as in boom
C'Mfdy
Vix'ent f' ft Iiiiwmih
fre.h vvave
wave of buying swrp rhot down in dogfighfa over An
tint a a
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mi ii i a t t h e n
fr»»ni
M a n y go v e rn m e n ts, the llniti
U n i t , d , many
m a n y stocks
st oc ks
into
new
h i g h A ln* ‘ 2 JB miles tlownrlver fror
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be
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o e e U c u U r Junu ll»nl“
*w. when Chinese a l ' c m p l r d w e e k ly In in lii o ii ill 111* V a l d e i
were
flyi .a .sprat
race ting the crisis by going. In ' rally today iiTIrr the market rn ’In bomb JapinM a ararahipa ron- lltile l I ihImv th at e v e r y e i h f e n ot
armaments building, a |u
joyed a two day breathing spell. ' rentra»ed th frf, Tbe commnnupir S c m iim l* f " i i i i l v *|MMl1i| il" t V I V
gyem that produred gorafs of no
Ihiymg orders »o heavy the Uaid therr were no Japan*** l«^r*** t h i n g tn lit
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ChintM air force officer* *aid
im m anent capital value
and lap*' d r o p p ed IhJ iiiii I Ihi* m a r k ” t
m “da re-In -die'* C!hine*e flier **ink , i'eIfi v fai m
an ■
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at limes, piirea liflrti for gain, a jApane*e guntmat in the VithyU*•"Mllf' . *i
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n v ir neai Ank«ng Monday l&gt; d»
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lay* *5 to 50 percent of the n.i leading sh are, with Ihe appioarn
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tin- e e le iv fill mi1
doubted that mors than from to, more than 111 points. U. K (ij p
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ot her
to Id percent of America's no-! sum leaping to the maximum n«
wise, the* wilt s u f f e r a n o t h e r bad
E xam s To BeHeld For set.suit in r. Inch a g t e a t deal '*t
tlonal income could be attributed building shares
ttra cte d
into the same cause.e ra s e d demand.
Social Security Post the c r o p will h a v e I*, be plo wed
Telling hia
preas (amferenev Yesterday Ihe siu rk market
underl b ’ a dd e d that lie e x p e r t th at tha 13.750,000.000 lending cslmed down, and pi ires slipped a
The United filalrji Civil Serv ed e v e n m .u e r e lt - iy a. re a g e
U d spending campaign wnuhl be Irt'le. but on Ihe whole it held in ice CommiMlon har announced am next y e a r limn n i l . p la n t e d this
to full awing by July I, tnr to its rrronl.breaking advance of open compatltlve eaaminAtion for pa-t season.
President aald that even with b&lt;t week.
'■ \..ti r a n im agin e ,'* he saul.
regional director of .Hocittl Se*
(CoallagM ea Page Tvval
For the first time since 'he bulls ru rlty for Ragiona V anti Vil “ what w ill h app en u n d e r thos e
----------------------- took
control on June 20. declines Region V co mprises the s t a le s ol c i r r t t m . l a n c e s u n le s s the f a r m e r s
D r. R u cker Receives out-mimherril gains ai the c'os- K e n t u c k y , M ichigan and O hio cu n rr nch a d d it io n a l m a r k e t s and
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Surprising Rally

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Italy Urges Franco
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Similar Area In America

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c r e a t e d t r a v e l . Available d a t a n r eenta In 2 c e n ts , g r a n t e d aim thi-in
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in errea e fo r F e h m a r y of tln» t ^ j r
tu al y i n crease d ( h rr e p e r r e n t . ”
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p e r c e n t d r o p —c a l c u l a t e d t o mean
t h e sa v in g o f 2(11 lives.

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By S h e rlff’H O ffice

N y c H asCom m andinff
Lead In S en a te Race

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lacntared a *l«lrn
automohila
hatonging in 11. A. llowi.r.l of
South Sanford Avenue ye.lerday
morning, Il wos annnttnred l-.day
The a u t o m o h i la
was
stolen
from Ihe driveway of d r. lin
ard'a home on Sanford Avenuo
Monday night.
Deputy Jack Hickson who in­
vestigated the case aald he re ­
covered tho car yesterday m orn­
ing in lha arooda M ar Tw antieth
Street.
Mr. Hbkaon reported that he
went lo tho homo of Alfrad
Nath, a negro ho auxpetrd of (ho
th eft and a fla r questioning him
th* negro confraac.l to stealing
Ihe ta r,' Mr. Hickson arrested

FARGO. North Dakota, Jut.t
29.
bTI . L'ai’ d B lales Ren
a la r Gerald P. Nye bald a com
mending lead over Gov. William
Langcr In lb* fight fo r Republi­
can senatorial nomination a t re ­
tu rn ! strangled In from yvitsr
day’s prim ary (Italian. The Ny*
Laager scrap
highlighted
the
■betloo (ought mainly over U«uix
gf aU ta government aad thrrw
Into shade the Democratic con­
test in w hbh many candidates
had na oppoaltba,
Nye'* running
mat*. , Limit.
Gov. T. II. II. Thoroaea. bad a
lead over
Lander's
candidate-Agricultural Commiaaloner . John
An oraaga tra o may yield -d.ooo
H agna, la the raco fo* gahema- &gt;o 4,000 oranges a year, and live
torial ao nlpatbw .
to aq age a f 100 to IN y tata.

‘Undeclared War
Rages In Spile Of
Country's Alliance

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I I Y D K P A UK . N. Y . Jtin* 29—
l/ t l F re d er ic k William V a n d c h i l t x
S3 , r a p it a lis l, railroad d i r e c t o r anil
y a c h t in g r n 'h u s ia x l, dl’ -.l a ' hi*
roiinr y lionu* hero ' . s l a y after
a work 's illnrsa.
Hr foll. n rw l in th.’ f . m l s l r p i o f
hia f a 'h e r a n d tw,j nl. lr r h n d h r r a
w erf fiul of 'ho City on official In tha r a ilr o a d biMincas h u l d id
buAlnrAM.
not a tj a l n thu high |MMitmn* in
t h r V a n d e r h il l l y s t e m w h ic h t h e y
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•akl today that he Kail arrested m uc h pu blic a t l m t i u n , H ia w i f o
several persona within th*. past die d some ycarw a go.

Th** r » ( y f Vmt mWN Inn w ill hub I
D a re gu b tr m n ' t i i g ftirnghl ni I Hi*
T ilj r Hull ul 7 :'Ml nVIorh, l i l y
C l e r k 'F r a n k S. I at in,fin announced.
T h e m e e t i n g w a c (»&gt;»l|mnr.l from
M ond a y n ig h t .Ini' l» Ihe fa«-t t h a 1
j | By „ r H ig g i n s and M r. L*m*on

faw day* for iqw ia'ing places nf
buaints* without a license and that
he would arrest any o'hef* re­
ported aa operating without li­
censes. lla *a(d 'he (,'itj Hall hail
Florida: Partly cloudy, rrat*
turned the m atter over to him and
auggaatesl th at all parsons who tered shower* in eoulh and ra a l
continued 'u operate without se­ poet loot thb afternoon and poa*
sibly In extrem e south port hut
curing license* be sw eated.
r
tonight and Thursday; not quit*
Metro than tlSJUMJWO Gees were so warm near extreme south
planted in New York alate'a IBM coast and extreme northeast por*
, reforestation program.
t b n tonight,
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More Fruit And Venetahten Than Any,
Similar Area In Amerlcn
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA.

DAY, JUNE 27, IMS

NUMBER M l

Established In 1908

Plan

Two British
Ships Bombed
By Insurgents

AdvertisingCampaign
For Celery To Be
Talked With Grow­
ers Friday N i g h i

FIouseOfCommoiisD©mands Action "Ftol*
lowing New Attacks
On NeutralShlppinff

Spanish Insurgents Take City Of Dead

MISSING BOY’S MOTHER KEEPS LONG VIGIL

TakeActionOn
tanm W ige^ouK
MaximaEffecttve
&gt;Days After BUI
Made Into L a #

T here will !&gt;&lt;■ ■ m eeting of cel­
ery g ro w e r, a&lt; the l'„ u rt House
Friday. Ju ly |. ,r g o o o'clock
for the purpu.p nf reviving th&lt;t
Ploridi S ta le Celery Association
and
d isc u ,,in g an
advertt-ing
cam paign for the celery grower*
of the s 'a te , areonling I n i letter
••n t to grow ers to«lay by County
A gent C. R. Daw.on.
l l r . Dawson rent the le-ler I*
the grow ers at the request of rf,
J . l-ehm tn who i, prenidint | l
'th e a &gt; ,o ria ‘ion snd who preparer!
the Inform ition that w as ine'udrd
In the letter.
* "Sodjes of G overnm ent soldier* who died in d e fe n to o f Cds“ It ls believed that 'h e quickest,
tellon, Sfals, h e re a re show n lying in th e street* u V ictorloug In­ cheap,-,t, and e etiesl w ,y to Jeterm ining
w hether o r not the
su rg e n t tasope p a tro l th e fallen provincial capital.
g ro w rr, o f 'h i) eeclion really
w ant an advertising ram psigu no
celery,’’ the letter resd, “ would be
to revive the corpora'ion. have ■
m eeting o f the grow ers of each
celery grow ing section, elect a new
board of directors sn d other o f­
ficer* and be ready to proceed.”
It waa fu rth e r pointed gut lk*l
“ F or several week* th ere has been
a g reet deal of ta lk about s n silver Using cam paign th ii coming s e tson fo r th e purpose o f IncressiUB
the consum ption of Florida iclery
« . . . ‘‘and som ething mue*. be done
If we a re to continue in th e r rltry
Officer* for lhe earning year VTLMINGTDN, Dvl, Junr 27— raisin g business.”
M any grow ers. It added, believe
were Installed at the regular (F)—President Roosevelt, sending
weekly luncheon of the Rotary under a ralp drenched cinopy, to­ lh at a d v rr'.h in g is the answer to
Club today at the' Valdes Hotel. day welcomed M True fricitdahlp" pre-en l troubles and it w as sug­
George Rollins wa* presented the Prine* ami Princeaa of Swe­ gested 'h a t an intellig en t silverthe gaeel 'as the new president den. Prom them,—Prince Bert 11 iaing cam paign would increase the
succeeding }f. H. Coleman, who and Crown PttateoM I m M*,—the consum ption of celery Ju st a* It
was M4 prepent slats Jbq la to Ctyef KxecuOra noeeptod with baa Increased the s a le of o 'h tr
products,
'profocud
'—•S everal year* agw^4- 4* wi
Other officers e f the ‘club aret ih# spot where (he flrtt of Iheir latevl, " th is sam e m a tte r wa*
Dr. A. W. Epps, secretary; J. II. countrymen landed In the new b ro u g h t before the grow er* of
Florida snd considerable prelim ­
Coklougb, treasurer; Martin J. world.
Brain, song leader; S. G. Gray, Speaking at the 300th anniver­ inary work was dune on the a d ­
sary celebration hf the arrival v e rtisin g idea a t th at tim e. An o r­
eargean tori'arms.
8. O. Shlriholser presented the of colonist* her*,’ the President g anisation was form ed and in­
gsval to Mr. Rollins and wished| expressed "keen eotrow" that corporated under &gt;he Ixws of Plot
him success as the club's new, Crown Prince Gutlif, father of Ida. Much research work was also
don* and it wa* found th a t celery
Bti^lll, eould not come ashore.
p m ld iftte
has m any fine selling point*
Mr. Rollins declared that he The Crown Prince, was stricken which, if b rought lo the attention
appreciated the honor of, being: with a kidney tllqient, and re* of lha houvewlfe would unques­
elected and that be wee glad to mained on the Swedish liner tionably increas* the sale of our
accept the responsibility that had ‘‘Knngtholm" which brought the product."
i *
been conferred. He said ha be­ royal party serosa the Atlantic for
A 'ong thv* line, Ihs le tte r etstrd
lieved In the club's idrsl* snd Its, the Swadlsh-Amerlran festivltie*
“ C ounty A gent C. It. Dawson and
prlnelpsl of service above sell which sxttnd into July.
and that he would endeavor to Arriving shortly after S o’clock, ha F lorida Pow er and L ight Co.,
have p u t on some tria l cam paign*
uphold that principal |o the bast the President was greeted by a
railway station throng from which th is p ast season which prove be­
of hi* ability.
yond doubt th a t the a v era g e houselie announced that there woehii came cheers la hath Swedish and Ife will respond gladly am i readi­
English.
be no melting nest Monday, July
ly &lt;o Inform ation about celery and
4- Inasmuch as It la a heliday endI Then, escorted by motorcycle Ita h ealth-giving qualities and th*
police, he was taken by automobile
toast ef the eteb's member* would
1 to Owl’s Neat, the estate of Ethel m any way* of p re p arin g it for the
be out ef town.
duPont, .who married Franklin table."
The board of director* wse an­ D. Roosevelt, Jr., a yoer ago.
T he orig lq al board o f d lm to re
nounced as follows: 8, O. Shin- When the President's open esr o f th* F lorida R tata Celery A s­
hober. Martin J. Brent, J. L.' arrived on the duPont’s brood, sociation, consisting of Roy Byrnes,
Ingtey, S . X Pep*, H. H. Cole­' green estate, he waa met at the II, J . Lehm an, John M sisch. Fred
man. O. T. Rallies, fl. J- Leh­‘ doer of the English type mansion F . Dom ed, E. L M arkell, Charles
man. H. Q. Gray.
by teth Mr. end Mrs. duPont. D alrym ple, Paul G. S tockert, b r ­
’"* Laughter accompanied the shiklng ing Raoul and T hom as J . Ball
felt
l. ^ i.
l
have ag reed th a t now Is an ap­
'■** The efternoee program Include* p ro p ria te tim e to call a meeting
( spesehee by tbs Crown Prince. fo r -th# purpose of re-organising.
Tv* Secretory ef State Cordell Hull,
S im ilar m eetings will b* held in
*»*, end Governor McMullen. A lawn Sarasota a n d B radenton.

Chamberlain Plans
No Retaliation

Increased 3J5&amp;
ridaXVPA^Workers

HWASHINGTON. JUNE M.

— (AP)—The waft-hour bill,
providing for national regu­
lation of minimum wagaa
and maximum houra In inforRtete Industry, became a
law *Rh President Roonovalt'a algnaturw* The White
goose announced the Prealdent had aimed the measure
•Jenc with 130 other bills framed

I a mlxlmum work week of 44
tfs. effective 130 days from
Mtilsy, the date of Uw Preslit*a signature. Qther feature*
the act go Into effect Imnra■' Tha mlnhnum wage ef 30
sent* an hour, to which no exesplloRi
will
he granted,
will
be Increased
to
30
cents an hour the fallowing peer.

VIljl.E, June 37.—
i, DUI, Florida
gram administrator,

Georgia Rollins Roosevelt Extendi
InatelVed Head WelcomeToRoyal
01 Rotary Club Pair From Sweden

O t h e r Officers For President Speaks Aft
Coming Year Are 300 Anniversary Of
Inducted Aft Lunch Colonists' Arrival

loyalists* Threats Of
Reprisal Are Seen
As BargainingMore
n w tMwfiBfnt PrtM

Mrs. R uth Ham m McCormick Srmni* &lt; f l&gt;.
prr**,'* n fingt-r to trem b lin g lip* a* •&gt;!»• w a it, .it
Ur. f ’ranri-s (rq&gt; F ro elich er U ik Ii I)
C ubit.,.In
tow ering Sam lia peak tn .r,-k her will. Scim ln-i
Ih r body of hi* com panion in a m ountain ,-hmhin

Tunnel Flooded
By Firemen To
Put Out Flames
N o Serious D am age
Results From Blaze
U nder i'cOHt R iver

C ity
Thu

N i 'U 's

iM'int niuiiihty

I Hi* I 'll v r n m m i

Boyle To Assist
In Test Case Of
State Slot Law

B rirfs
im-4'tfug

Ist*l Mill I h

rf
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in I h r I My Hull t tin 11”lit ui J .m

NF.W YORK. June- 27. ~ ( / T ) Thu
Idv drill •- mn id i|,
T he north Imre nf
M anhattan l&gt;ie ii
r--l,t|Hinie,
,r
N o t e II.)
Queen*
vehicular tun l i o a i - l s wdl l», lirl.l nt tin- \&lt;
IM fre t under E a st River. o m i t l i e n g h i lief,niuilig i«i H notj
Weeded swdww-as
«ple/ &gt;«"•! o'clock.
------o f the stra n g est flrra in th e rlty ’s
history.
\ e|, m ns
of
Foreign
W in
The fire was sta rtl'd la st niuli’ ln,'d ihi-ir semi oiiiiithli no ,,,g
and thnu,am is of r-.sll- ns o f wut&gt; • n» ih,- Ainericuii l.*i’oni lin t m
w rre pounsl
in In the
tu rn .-I night nt H;IMJ O*. bad- All . Iigdd,
which ii still under construction, vet,-inn. aril t'ei|U,-.t»--l to a t ie iv 1
before
failure
nf
marhini-r&gt; |
forerd firrm rn to irduce a ir p i , '
The tveekiy lunehroni of in.su re which i* m aintinned durinr
•I'inior t hnrnbi i
of
t -.inoiei,-,
rr.nstruclm n perioal to
prcv-ii
will la- held in lilt- Yutili'X (In', I
th e walls from collapsing.
lom orrow n t IS:III o'rlork I're .t
Lowering of a ir p re ssu re p-r if nt Ja m es Row land
Jr,
no
m ltlrd water lo flow in thrui-ih nounced today.
w alls
but
e n u in re ra repot l-d
little srrious dam age
to tloMember* of th e lornt K iw unii
stru c 'u rc . No one w as in ju n n
Ciuh will Plot hold n meet log tirdu rin g the b a tlle a g ain st flame
night to h e a r a h ro a d ru st from
deep under i he river.
i&lt;aii F ra n rlsrn lo id i-e r,■■ "A ll
The flames a te th ro u g h h a t. Kiwnnis N ight” whirl! „ an a n ­
shoring and woodwork, inve.-i nual a ffa ir, K arl N n rd g rrn , se c '
g a to rs reported a fte r th e ir fu ’ ilr re tn ry , announced this aftern o o n .
h itrm p U lo p r n e tr ite the amoke T he broadcast I* sehediilt'il for
filled tunnel.
Hdill o'clock
P acific
.Standard
T hey said the fire s ta rte d some Tim e which w ould In- 11 til)
400 fret from th e mid town Msn o'clock E aste rn .Standard Tim e.
h a tfa n rntrane* a t F irs t Avenue
and F o rty -first S treet.
The tunnel U a link in the
p ro jee l designed to sliced vehkni.
U r traffic underground
arroa*
Manhattan from Jirw Je rse y h)
way of the new IJncoln lulics.

R eg u la tio n s For
Banka Loosened
In New Agreement

LONG BPACIf, Calif., June 27.
ul* farthral for the Swedish delaysMr. Dawson urged all celery —( ^ —Convinced that (In oi ills
B- tbe will be given' M*r at the gioaers whether they believed in Wicki, agrd !», Is a violin prodigy
W. duPoet eetole. -Longwood Oer- (draitiaktg or not to bo present cltlssna have srt op a foundation
at tbg meeting,
for bar further training.

ninjured In Wreck

meet le y hi Leesburg tomorrow el
whkh Mm a vice-president for
the (into eegmalastlon will be
cheeaa B r a this district.
Mr, Kipp and Mr. McLurU
era aba ettoudtag the summer

SimnUh liiaurxpnt bomliinR.*, nlri'Htiy having pro*
vnked no nminou* liodlam of
throat* and counter threats,
echoed anew in Iamtlon today,
and ’axoil tho “lTallatltf,
aland off policy of I'ritno
Minialcr Chumhi'rlnin. Two
miiri- HrTliah frciplilcrH were
nltinkt'd -utd so'- aftro In 11*0

WA8IIINGT0N, June 27. bV)
lim i.ovr It bio.cit'd
banking regulation* iau night tn
rncourSge the flow nf three hip
linn dollar* of privatu money into
buxinrg*.

— I’rv d tlrn l

lie ra tified *nd o rtlrtcd
Into
im m ediate effe c t an
a g re e n n n t
nf federal b anking agrnele* on
revised exam ining procedure. II
will a ffe c t the lending and In­
venting policy of every bank In
the ro u n try . The national asnociatinn of aupervlsura of sta ts
banks h a s assu re d Its acceptance
of the sama plan.

These are the principal change*
the new regulations make:
1. Ranker* may make loans
ever 0 mouths without c riticu m
of examiners, ex long as the loan*
otherwise are sound.
3. R ankers m ay inveat In the
bonds o f rm sll local corporations
even, though the securities a re not
quoted on stock exchange*, pm*
vided Ibe bank can dem onstrate
the worth of the bend*. T h is is
an innovation primarily fo r tlw
national banks A d the stale
Quincy, Bartow, Qalnes- banka belonging to the federal
jeckaenvUte, Miami Clear- reserve system.

r, Fort Lauderdale,
Plant City.
•mbere e f the
I

Formerly, beak examiners crit­
icim l ea risky and slow the ma­
jority of logits far more than
nine months. The banks might
make such lean's, but they were

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s i m i l a r devicea

"T h e ie lb-vires a m lit 'vinist:ni,
o f Ihc spirit nl th • law,*' ,dt
Itoyle sta te d
and added
th i'
, very e ffo rt will In- p u t forth In
perm it th - sheiiff* in alt entuties to seise tin* machine*. Some
•ii* Iters have hern granted
:e
-.lenining nrdrrs and others arc
rnnlin-im g
npi-ralion
awaiting
aeli-ili no the m n lt-r try the S u ­
prem e t'n o rt.
Mr. Hoyle In-cani.connect,tl
w ith the ra*e when ( u c o ll Judge
Millard B. Sm ith of th is district.
refused to g ian t » restraining
order a g ain st S h eriff William t
of Brevard on the appeal of ow n­
er*.
The ownrr* appealed to the 8u
p rrm e C ourt m il the b»-al Htaln’s
t tlo rn ey w a.i'intlefi upon to as
sist in p rrp am iin n of oral a rg u ­
m ents w hirh will he presented on
Ju lv 3.
T he final ruling of the high
liih iln al on the m ailer will apply
It, all count hm in th e slate.

Mm. Joe Avont Gets
State Council Post
Mr*. J'M- ,\v ri|t of | ongW'Hkl
w ss n a m 'd
n iitd ** r ,,'t lidrn'
of ,th e F la ir Council M eeting of
Home lirm o n stra 'in n Clubs held
In T sllahsssee last week, Mr*.
Gladys Kendall, hum s drm nnatra■*iott agent for Hemlnole County
said Indxy,
Mrs. A v tn l and Mrs. R. It. Gray
w ere the Seminole C ounty del#-,
gate*. M rs. Kendxll a im attended
'h e m eeting.
W ednesday afternoon. Mr«. Ken
Hall reported on clothing work
done In Seminole co u n ty by the
W om en's
ltnm a
D erao n a'n tlo n
Clubs. M l". Avtn*. alsn served on
a p ro g ram of work com m itter to
set up a sta te p ro g ram far the
com ing y ear. '&lt;- *- --

Spsni.ti governm ent port* of Vwlunna mml A licante w ith an u»delcnntned num ber " f casualtlato
Ii whs th ,' hath *nd Bt)th aaa
vault, on H rlti-h shipping in tbw
nearly twi, years of the Spanish
war and th e flume* w hich *»•
through dam aged m erch an t ship*,
Arlon and Farnhani. add ed h e al
In the iiioiiiiting B ritish oppoaM ,
lion to C lianihrrlaln'a policy.
The priino m m isler w as con* ,
fronted with dem and* in the
House of Commons lh a l h# dp
som ething qnirkly to h a ll tu c b
offense*.
In lrn t with "bargain*
Ing" with Italy *nd
G erm any#)
Insurgent bark ers, ho had refused
to retaliate in any way a g e le st
the Insurgent regim
e.
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.
-v/LitriA 'arij} q u a rte rs J n Pl
""•»
, ',,n d “ n
“
Spanish
g o v e rn m e n t
view ■
the
threat o f a e ria l reprisals ag ain st
the In su rg e n ts' allies as largely
*n indirect e f fn it to h a lt th* lnsuigent a ir raid* on go v ern m en t
civilian centers.
Some believed tho B arcelona
regime nev er seriously considered
such a course which, as Italian
and G erm an reaction im plied,
would precipitute g e n e ra l
war*
fare.
Aside from renew ed Ineurg*B3
air raid* on tile ‘g overnm ent
board, the Spanish war
m arked try th e hailin g of th * In­
surgent o ffensive a g aln at V alen­
cia with the attack er* tham eelvra
on the d e ftn tlv a to h old g*ina M
the front, a b o u t 30 ratloa fro to
Valencia a t th e n e are st point. •
The Hpaniah governm ent
terd ay prom ised to ab an d o n th*
thought of bom bing Ita lia n and
Germ an ritlc s. In r rtu rn fo r t h r w
enneesaions from F ra n c a
nod
Britain.
Tho condition* for g iv in g up ft
plan for reprisal* a g a in st In su r­
gent air raid*, unlikely to bd . ;
agreed tn by B ritain a n d F ranc*,
were listed a*:
1. T h a t F ra n c e
re o p en lb *
Pyrenees fr o n tie r to arm * and
munition* fo r Kpaniah *°v**tor ,'
m enl arm iaa.
2. T h at F ra n ra a n d
B rltoM
fore* Hpaniah In su rg e n ts to ball
bom bardm ant
of
go v ern * “
citlee, tn w hich m any
clvtlMw*
have been killed.
3. T h a t F ra n c a a n d
B ritab t
ag ree to im pose even tu al madte*
thin of th* c o n flict upon In su r­
g e n t G eneral F ranco, who h M .&lt;
Italian and C a rm a n su p p o rt.

Diplomats, doubting such
dltion* would b* rscelvod fa'
ably by Franca and Britain,
inclined to believe now that
Barcelona threat* of r*i
bombing* wera for bargatal
and not Intended as a
project.
The Spanish amhaasy In
yesterday acknowledged c
eration had been given to
bombings, which would
"Italian-dominated" town* to
Balearic islands, Iniurgant
Just off 8 pain's east e
Sourtea close to tl
foreign office said the
govemawnt also bad
to |*mb cities ef tho**
couatries sharing
for aerial attacks an
govenuaeat to
Barcelona

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MONDAY, JUNE 27, IMS

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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National Artistic Trends

[The Sanford Herald
Kalikllilti la 1M
»#i m r y
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tint of th e liffi.-ilutive muddle anil political cmilrovt*r‘.v uf '.hr rrci'iit 75lli ('ongre.sx come* one piece of |ir&lt;»*
legislnt'iin which -ttamN &gt;,ut, not a.* n nulutiun In any
|iar icnlir iit-cri, hut as the expression of u dominant and
u . vital trend in America today. The hill, known as the
"&lt; o fic r-f’cpper Hill" a fte r wr-a'tiering a storm of criticism,
111 tit* present revised form, generally approved us a
HOLI. AMi L DKA.1
Mlite
•immiemlahle
juilicy for "th e puri*mu of fostering, develMHOOII UKAS-Rm Imms «
f
pmmi
4e —■—•*■«*——P——
nping. and eneoiiriigiug ur'.ialic and cultural activities of
wTkSZT7
■ v e s r m m n * hatks
our |Msip|e. . ."
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Thin hill is significant in that it is the expression of
•*•** a nu'.ional cultural consciousness, which, due to funriaoa.eejntenLd ■hunges in Ihe
(•mnomic
structure uf our
•kiia*rr ■•«!»,«, n r s . .&lt; lives, sprang from a growing awareness th a ’ too much imetrTte"r? im * gorr " ^ */ istrtance hud been placed on the returns of material suc*• rOm
tmrM &gt;-&lt; eess. and hrutigh*. a realization iif values Indupendenl of
lia r ■ tliiill&gt;Iftg n l f « the fluctuations of prosperity.
U r&lt;i« c « * i n r » * »
New demands for closer conl.ic'.s with a r t and cullure
l t d IlffiM In IIif ■•tlwmml
R f? F lik
'erttee#, n i n e . ■" ure making ihemselves manifest throughout the countr)
B f l t e n e n O U Ik* laienl -lil-»
iM M a iir r
Min* ptUfiFftii I-ihrarM s are asked '.o supply more hisiks on a r t than ever
k r t m la ( 1 i lr i| B mm4 i f H
hefore. art galleries show an unprecedented gain in ulleiidance, while symphony orrhesiras and concert musicians
V l m l J l« a M f N M r a f T h e
PrtM a lld b U riflii* ■illruct large and nppnviiitive audiences
wherever tln-ir
* 1i l l 1*4
f a f k a g a r f a r rF*
a f a l l mm mm 4 l « p i f p | « * ‘ours may lake them.
l a II a r
aaf
a lh p r v » lo f
Increasingly higher standards of radio and moving
la Ilia MIFP ««f
Ml pgMlabp4 berPlft picture entertainment, i he^iper hook publication, and fear la k la f a iM b llr a lla a a f b p f *
tires of ihe lies! in current arl mid literature, in hath
4 l * R ^ lf li F g f c a r r f a
a r*
aK *
newspapers and magazines, h ive contributed greatly to- J
ward public eriligh'ennieiit.
Art. paradoxically, enters
everyday life through the exploitation of its one grm!
MONDAY. JUNE II. tOJa
rival— mass prod lie'ion.
■BIBLE VEItSE FOR TODAY
Surely th 's widespread inler*-*' and enthusiasm is the
nianifi station of a vital and growing cultural spirit which
CLAIM
Id VINK
SON.NIIIr i may des ire America to live down Ihe mediocre artistic
B 'j l k i r th e l»w " f the B pirit uf III. results of Ihe machine age and to rival the finest expres­
iq Christ J-sus liiilh mini- mi.
sion i of the Renaissance.
'f*M from Ihe Inw »f
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When your little Jug
T he hnuer ie very -till I K o peattwvlnic &lt;&gt;f eag er feel.

- No barking glad eml ..toIII.
There 1* no email, bruwn form *n
bold,

No moist, warm longue tJr. i
lilha
.Tour hand In love—no half gnaw nl
boner,
No Muttered hull* and idick*.
J*

eunninK trickf hr uued to ijn
aching in.morlye;
“flli up" and "chars your tall'1 en-t
“■peak,"
“Play ilrad" "ihuk* hendj" amt
" ''ineewr"

, Tho day* *le dreolu'e and hl-uk,
*

1 have no wish to talk
•veiling comm I hive n&gt;.

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F»J thejtcoj-.'omnl walk, ■J

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•Jreach to pat “ little head
r .,0 n c « ct(j«e tedd*1 my knr**
^ 1 whlaUr, mil, foric«d'iin:

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Unit

come no uinr* &lt;o me.
Ob. you whn'va known a mull
dog'* love

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D rafciate— U T l» H e art O f Sanford

W hy A I ak'uI Paper?
FR O M SCH O O L

(('ninford (N. J.) Citizen mid ( 'hrntiicli*)
I hu Ns al ui'WspnpiT is ihe nliji cl of much jest in al­
ums' every community throughout the nation. It is sev i e l y criticized if it misses n story, makes mi error nr
prmis u story that trends on mime prominent remdent’s
toes.
Yet, whenever tin individual, organization or any
roup Ins u project in which it is particularly interested
ml wants eotisideralile “ frer publicity," that individual or
roup always goes to the local newspaper first to enlist its
eo|H&gt;ratlon.
At other times, individuals or groups desire to have
something in the community remedied, hu' do nut want to
ke tho ln itli'iv e themselves to start tlm “hall rolling."
Straight to the local newspaper they hustle with the sug(■i ion that here is a fine subject for nil editorial. They
uni the new'«iw»|ier to hear the ortmt of their campaign.
And many times, these individuals or groups who do
he most running to the local tmwhpaper are "&lt;letul heals"
is far as s u p p irt for Ihe local pa p-r is concerned. In
many Inaiancen they hit not c e n t paid subscribers, on
which Ihe paper mils', di-petid to gei its advertising reve­
nue. And when they have a desire to do some advertising,
these same persons usually get out circulars with their
advertising appropriation.

,

Revoted through the years,
%Wll not ml.undern.'jinil my gri.f
Mur ridicule my (rare.
—t't/olyn Sprnrrr
St hit. beconio nf 'he old
advice about “Having fur n

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STRANGE A S IT- SEEMS—By JOHN HUL
For to tter proog i t l r y t te u tter, M t r t y t f mpel m i l i | i tor reply.

fine Watch
Repairing
Diamond Setting S

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'Every clpikl tea a silver tin
In lh* (tee of Hanford which
n’t had a glimpte of the sun
tha last few day* It con
' a f pkaaenlly mol weather
. makes any thought of a vn
In tte mountains eeem cu

rnational and worfd picture
lain* reminde m uf a eartoon
w showing a lit'lr boy atandia hia toe* on Um lop of a
atool trying to tea Into a
t oo he could ehav* with

pndo of rating men grad*'
from Colkga this Bpring
a condition whkh find*
i' taken, avery profession
ended, and Utile hop*
ril) t e greater demand fur
■at. That'* ono way of lookli, but II Ip a fact that
mabma* k crying out tor

work, anfl dean eharae
tedland* dk11**4 are abo eopvkted

boy. A call

it

Special Sunday Dinner

* nood

Mr»is pony

Horse Feed—Dairy Feed—Egg Mash
TR A V E L IN G SC H O O L GIRLS . .

UO miles a day to Jet their
schooling.
All 70 student* In Leadore
High School, thl* past term, have
averaged daily trlpa of 34.1
mile* to and from acbool. The
school bua runs parallel to the
Continental Divide, only a few
miles from it.
SH IRT C U F F A U TO G R A PH . .

When Charles 8. Amwake, of
Philadelphia, failed to meet and
shake hand* with President Theo­
dore Roosevelt when ho paved
through that city on a trip In
1009, he wrote the President
latter.
*
-, ,
"My sole ambition waa to shake
ynur hand," he said, "and now I
ask In a most appealing manner

to let me have your autograph
on the enclosed cuff, nearest to
the riant! that didn’t get the
shake when you came through
Broad Street Station.”
lie got Ihe autograph.
SACRED GRASS . . .
Grass, to lb* Masai tribe of
Kenya, Africa, la the moat beau­
tiful and sacred thing in the
world. Their life la datendent
upon It, and rain, which makes
the grass grow, la given the
earns name aa Qed Ngni.
Masai native* use gras* a* a
sign of peace, and a retreating
enemy who holds up a tuft of It
will rot be killed by hla pursuer,
according to the tribe’* strange
code.
i
T em errew t Tk* F la t* F e e te a a .

Baboon said, "any time I call upon
a business man, or any time that
DISPELLING THE FOG
a buslnete man rail* on me, a lot
BY CUARI.K8 MICHBLBON
o f time 1* wafted cutsing Roose­
DeeaocnBlc National Committee
velt before we can get down to
bran tacka and talk about some­
If anything appeared to be ae*- conditional pledge ami a specific1thing constructive."
tled in Ihe present political *«t-up program to re-employ our labor! I do riot expect ta see much of
It was the universal Republican and to i*-h*bil|iat* our Induatrka, an echo of thee* two statesmen In
faith that the slump in business step by step during the next two the columns of the minority
waa ill President Roosevelt'* years, snd It should then demand party’s •press agents, who have
fault and, more particularly, that •he aid of government In certain been *o long addicted to tte habit
tho recent relief appropriation*— specific ways to that end."
| of insisting that anything the ad*
which they called “pump-prlmlng"
Now I wonder bow much of, ministration or u y of IU
—was n desperate gesture on *J»e
• * " * ‘‘
^ *■'
part of the Administration and •hat kind of talk Dr. Glenn Frank
could not remedy existing condi­ u going to put Into the Rrpubli- J ,en , thln- rise,
tions.
cin platform which he and a hun-i . - n - v - , -# .u . *.■_
I* Is rather puxtllng to find dred otter g n at mindi are supA " . '
th* fc*
some of the Old Dealers* most posed to te drying to formulate. «*•*" ot th*
«*•
SANFORD TWENTY YEAR# AGO
And bare 1* another bu tine* i advent of tte new publicity chief
eminent brain-truster* taking i*t
‘■u* with that argument 'For ex­ economist wife ha* aoma views of tte Republicaa National Com*
ample, the other day Dr. Virgil on buslneaa’s opportunity, end the mittee, are printing hie views mad
Harry Flower*' wen*. n Jack- Oar'Vaon and other relative*.
•onvllle lea*. week and enlisted In Mr*. Vernon Coder of Hanford Anion, a consistent crltle and course U hno been pursuing: In a , mbs* la parnllel cetemna. 1 think
•he'navy,
dinner challenger of the New Deal, and recent interview with Mr. Roger (that |* fine, hut I do
with Mra. Lamon&gt;
Horae* Chorprnlng who went to goeet* of Mr*. Ilodglne on Thuie- p resid en t o f Ut* N atio n al In d u s­ Bahoeo It was recited that retail preeent tendency on the port af
trial Conference Board, lectured 'rad* te only off U per cent In
risks writer* t« bring up aoma
Cleveland, Ohio, In tha early day.
Spring,. ha* rntialnl In the meet
On Stinda&lt; Rev. Brower end the Union League Club, Chicago**
artillery and will be stationed In wife gave a helpful aervlc* at tho moat conservative organisation, center*, w hen the eoceaeion la prior to hia aaaumhtg hla pnam t
Virginia.
Cpealn Church' and wo hope lo on buil nrsi’s failure to rise to lea bluing the hmrdeat; la tha sgil- poat elmply teeauaa they eeem
cultural district* It k only off I o r; incoegruooa. Foe ku'aace, aomsMrand Mr*. John Blackwell and have church at leas*. every alter opportunities.
&lt;htlr young people left In (heir Smiley.
three pgr **“‘l hut factory PrU- body resurrected one of hia atorcar lael Friday for their former
ductlop k off a fell 40 per cent, fa. In whkh, same time ago, te
Sunday callere at the home of
horn* near Asheville, N. C.
■So", aayi Roger Baboon, “wa arraigned tte Ropehlkmaa for aoMia* Tina Warr«n haa gone to George Ballinger were Mr. and
flnd
that Ihia now pamp-prlaHag , ^ 1 * t k N ee 1 M ractoooal
Jackaonvlll* to remain Indefinitely. Mo*. Magnnaon, Mr*. Bortll, Mr.
attempt, la earning when aaUral t*Uff peregri ne. They ipnotcd Mr.
■ad
If
re.
Swan
eon,
O
'u
Beilin,
H. H. lemon he* gone to Chica­
boaineaa adjustment la la Ite final. tVaMmm aa say k g “They reek la
Margaret Rrlcoon and Woodard
go to remain for *ome time.
Thl. hugs addition to tho &gt;W n ^ ^ i ^ f m r t o Wete
Eikton,
In
fact
Marly
all
of
Mr*, remit r of Klastmmee la
GrepiviU#
and
Upaala
have
bean
tha gu**t of her abler, Mr*. I. K.
fn to cheer ua up during on.* 111■lit ridge.
Hr*. Norman N. Swanson luft neaa, all of which wo appreciate.
Mr. end Mrs. LsRoy Rodgtu
Tuesday for Mo1 Spring*. Ark, to
ho tha guaet n(*jrltml* for elx and little Aik* mad* up on* of
weeka and hope* to receive much .three nr* pknkklng Sunday on the
Weklva. A large crowd wa. ako
benefit from tb*r bathe,
Mr. and Mr*. G. C. Chamber- at Cryttal' Laka In tha aftcruuon.
lain returned Sunday evening from
4 few day*' aUy at Daj'etu
on tf by the v**t economk, poll- ^ f I wan
ARABS BATTtR JRWS
teach.
Iks!, and aoei«| ehenge* during continued Roger
Two vary pleasant pknk pot*
JERUSALEM. June *!&gt;-&lt;*&gt;— tte poet M yean algco tha am *
tie* at Lek* Harney recently w en Btabbing, bombing and ahooUng Aaether count In the, ttektMr. and Mr*. Will Prevatt and a affrays yesterday brought tte eient agslnst the admlnktrption
truck load of little folk* on Sunday, week-end toll ta ftra dote and at Wtehlngten I* that H W. Joopnr*
and on Monday Mr*. L k'. Kate mors than to injured ta eo l­ dtajftg American Uteflka ate
ridge and her IllUa son, Eugene.
, hampering the enter Mine af. aa*
._
Mfm■ne a r
Fanner atwl
sad ith ft bdlwaou A n te and J«wa
Ser' siller, UMr*,
twoagbout
tte
Holy*
Land.
News*
• phew, Hollie Length, sad MLe
Helen Chorpeahtg pknkhed ami paper* af M tt’ factloaf deacrlted
the'week-end aa tte w ant alnaa
enjoyed the tethlag.
thO nets of bloody April,' IMA
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For Bent Results line Security

If lh- etat-ment thut "lravt*l
lirotileni niiv" mrana anylhiMK.
Mary anil Inna Nirl.mn will errtalnly have bail a broail rilucatinii when lliry fini.h high echuul
neat y-ar.
t
Fur lh. paat three yean th .s .
el't.r. hnv. avaragnl SH m il.,
daily traveling to and from
hvuilur. High Hrhnnl, in Lraiinre,
lilalm. Not unly that, they have
had to walk fiiur miles ilnily ill
addition li» the long school bua
trip, as they live- two nnT.a from
the end of the line.
During their freshman year
they lived only 42 mileg from
school, hot in their, sophomore
this artil junior year* they nud to go

Just the other tiny, a local business man urged
newspaper to wage a campaign, Inti did not want his mime
mentioned. Returning to the office, wo found thnt ho
was not a regular subscriber, and that his name has not
apiHtnred in ,our advertising columns for many months.
This newspuper has been disseminating load news and
waging editorial campaigns for projects U believed to be
lor the best interests of the townspeople for 40 years. It
is deserving, we believe, of the support of all local resi­
dents and business firms in order that it may continue
Us efforts.
A locnl newspaper Is not a philanthropic enterprise. It
is u business proposition from beginning to end. If it
lends its support to an enterprise, it la only fair that the
Individual or group in back of the movement reciprocate
by supporting tho newspaper.

It la rvpurtci! that the Nath
re having family troubles In
trim ever lh* allotment of af
&gt;1 plum*, ami that troop* a’c
Ig held In raailineaa in liar'
hp Intervene tf things got too
l Wbat la that adage: “When
• fall out.1'

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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Tha 1937 Delinquent Real Entate Tax Lint of tha
City of Sanford, Florida ie pouted at the front door of
the City Hall und at 4he front door of the Court
House in ihe City of Sanford, Florldo, and will remain
ao pouted from June Gth to July 4th, 1938.
All Real F-Mate upon which 1937 taxes are not
paid and against which tax certifioatca hav* not nl*
ready been issued will be sold at public nuotlon on
4h« 4th day of July, 1938, commencing at 10 O’clock
A. M. ot -tho front door of th« City Hall in Sonfo*d.
Florida.
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F. 8. LAMSON,
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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

A n d P ersonal Activities
M A R T IN

L A N E Y , S o c ie ty E d i t o r

Social Calendar

T e le p h o n e 148

M issionary Society
Hontirs R ed team s
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II i f the Kir At M ■hmlifti t hue* h
Moore, HOI Wfe * Jo li . s u . f , a i F rid a y I 'v m i i i j a ! the i lmii h i
*nex. h onoring th e Rex uni M.
];M o ’clock.
T he g o I Scouts will n o il ii&gt; | Kant Itoitf* :irn, «nd th e 1 ,» I
I k t LlUlr ii.-u-o tit I ihi ,i i.ii. ii stew ards. • h* ln..trd ■*f «i.
(li to Sanluntln. In u . nf turn tin* -tip. i mi tn h n ts •&gt;; • in « t , •
if*1" h‘
brine an all whit.- h ,n li.ru hn f Srb'Hil nml 1hen wiv
fer a m eetm * a ’ tli I. ■ I. ll &gt;, . hands
T h e llev Rod fenrn
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B oard of Dearniix, VV M S ’wist niii-itiT ,»»m ,i pi •■ mm 1
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P ray er S»rvn-i-. uinl B
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I d »r the d i r e c t u m of M&lt;
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1 :irl Will rums, nre.si'len* of tin
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FR ID A Y
llaiilm
folid* t d
T ile fT ailuation
exercises »t l l e u t g e
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wmrj, anu kindci g irte tt, will lie I" •’"I’111 ' ,M*' " ' VV,M
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held a t the Fir*t lU|&lt;ti*i &lt; h im h
* » mn*» wa- ' rvr
bn m pi*d tubfe* which w
a t 1 :3 0 V. M.
offtlol with row- &gt;.f c l - ' &lt; I
mu* Tho***
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Ar hur I'hill'i*- Mr
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&gt;«in Mrs Wdimm t ojeini*n. VI»B II. Dunenn, Mr*. K.lna 11•-&lt;»k» •.
Mr* Bro.li, Willuiin* M io It* *
MIm r tr n lin c Kill m i ' it . jiimi *1
vie /juhiiFY Mias ha hi All I'll!.
• t • hrulcc pArtv ..11 -a-.ii.luc
• fe m o o n it* her h ‘&gt;m«. .,n Mim Inez William** Helen Sh.o# ninU* '
nolis Avenue m Inun.r uf her I lerieux llu&gt;«-s, and i;w.|»d..U*i

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IiB8 C aroline Hill
*Gives B rid g e I’arty

f u r fit. Mien (' itndum H unter, uf II ‘V v

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nrid *on* *|*eid ye*t**rflny nt New
Sm yrna where they were Hie
md Mm . Miiicu
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! The wedding of M m* Vlnrirnret 1
Twm m *rrkg® o f MIm E w a ly n n
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R M M n of MUml, form erly of n#rr(|c(&gt; A „ ru r, nf ...............
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a CTMrlm I., frie n d , a H o U r, ,
, n-y h lry m an ,
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re .iirn t« l« y
1 Mr «n.l M e . S. I*. Il.y h l. yn, ,n I fr-n . I nk.. W ule, w here he hue
V *.. took pUcc Juno 17 in M iam i, &gt;f , hj&lt; ci(y wj(| |uk(. |lln n .
| •(«•..» the |u.*«t week vh.il tine. Il*
tlhlk* B*rd«n a t the horn* of S'ephm orrow eveninif a t S*t. I,like'. *W,H be m el ill O rlando by hia
n» tv T aylor, unci* of 'h e bride,
C a 'h iilral in Orlando. T he cere­ si»tcr Mi** L ori. Hull.
ttm la v * rand
W illiam K. C.
m ony will tie performed by 'he
T ham pioa, pa*'or of the f i n t
Ca|&gt;‘ain and Ylr*. li. / . tlannel'
Hey, Meivdle K. Johnson at H:00
P i e * f ta » l a n C hurch, official in*.
form erly of Nee-e*. S.
now uf
o'clock.
Friend if th* dauifhtcr nf
Mr*. C hatle* D. IH uhleym an of M ulberry, .|w nl !u*t Sunday here
’ • J a E w k y Bou»*an o f Miami a n d '
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2 f J N M 4 ‘«kn«h-j.r o f Mr*, c. L. S nu,h Bend, Ind., .l* U r-n law of wilh Me ■&gt;
V w w t o f Sanford. W hile in San- 'h*----------Konnelt
ami au
n ',
irroom,---will be m atron of him- Mr.H and Mr*.
V/' *f oncie
. Wilson.
Tap*
or, and Vlita Helen SwrnUtnul tmn II. tini**t i* heud o f the Ve&lt;vr*
fa p 4 ahe wa* rm alo y ed aa office
D im
p i DougUu Scoll She ^
Ml** Caroline Clriffin o f Or* jana* C ivilian faiii|M in the ■!«!*.
-------frad u a letl from S t. L uke'. . » » '
^ b r‘‘l - m , i d . .
--------T raining School in B ol.e
Chari** I). Ituehl.ym an will
MU* Caroline Hill
ami h~r
acr aa b e .' m an for hi* brother, [g u e ,,. Ml** Caroline H unter nl

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For O rg a n R ecital
The (iMigrAfii |«i Im* phiVftl t •
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Flornln i&gt;rginin*t. in hi-* c i i1.*
Titiiioirnw night
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Vis*Ih*M|i-t C hurch at H:|f» «» I
xvhn ntiom inc’il itwUv
The { hnrvh ha * in x ia lh d
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Vlurphii H m i' •MM'urrtl to
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the first r«*i*itnl nn il
An organ digit |y
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In r*ii
form ed at the church nml a i•*»
ria l rnmnut 1«*e iium&gt; d to ItninR*
ita affn us T he Colli ill it t i i'
rumpoRfil of Mrs, (! F M ch«\
Mrs. J O. I.nney. Mm l(
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Mm. J. I. F la rk e , Mr* M
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Smith* Mi*.
F.ugeii*
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Mra. C'larrnn* Sm ith, Mrs, VV t
llill and Mr*. M R. Slrirklaiitl.
T h r progrum In
played t
Mr. M urphree
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C horal* in A Minor by
t c-u
Fiunck. A Sylvan MyII by t *i
don Raich N rviu, Kliuht of h.
Ilum hlf bee by ltim*by*Korsak .i(.
Love1* Old Swp-,*l Sony i'V M d
luy l.em arr, T iw eala and Kuifmin D Minor by J. S, IInch I n 'ii
m m lo n .
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nf St. Anne
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A lexander Ku**r1l, Scherxo f r m
F o u rth
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Sym phony
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ton, The Rqulrrel-Scherxm .i
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Powell W eaver. f'rnilh* .Song **v
llrn h m ft'lln lfll,
Variation**
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Freak Peach

d ing to Miaa M a rg are t Bruce of
O rlando. Tha w eddinr will take
place tom orrow a vtning *t S'.
Loire1* C ath ed ral in Orlando. Mr.
a n d Mm. C ltarlm D. H lghleyinm
o f Sawth Bead, h id , alau a r r h w l
h e m yeeteeday lo be here with
M r. IH gkleytaan’i garv n 'e. M r. and
Me*. 8. D. Illg h 'ty m a a , on the
oecaalan at th e w eddiaa.

Mra. F re d S . W H«m lef. today
for » t r ip ' • Key Weak. Sh* w ar
Joined in Orlando by her a id e r,
Mr*. U 0 . P eiriah, a n d Mr*. W.
11. F re tiu a a , a ad Mira. Morrl*
G iren. Mine llv ira WIDou aceom
R obert F aR o n 'a C b m o a * ran
pan,ad lh«m aa t a r an Delray (ran How T u rk to Albany, IM
Beach w here th e tt[ill wlnit fa r • m i tea, t» 13 kgura.

a* y e a r fa v o rite

Eahelman's (Red Rm ) Gwranteed
Feeds
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fr'e n d i tociolly or In b u tin e x t
il you h a v e h o lilo rix ( b a d
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of m akinf tu re you d o not
offend it to g a rg le often with
litte iin e . It inttanlly d e itro y t
p d o it, im prosot mouth kyfienw
a n d checkt infection. Lam bert
Pharm acol C om pany, St. la u il,
M itiouri.

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ends halitosis

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Household Hints

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MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS MORE —
FAR MORE— OP THE COSTLY INGREDIENTSI

Why Not Eat At Laney’s
These Warm Summer Days
CLV DE-HALLO BY LINES

LIQ UO R STO RE

W e C arey A C o - r U l . L in e O f

Liquors - Wines - Whiskies - Gins
3 1 3 H an fo rd A t# .

W e Suggest Y o u
Try Our Delictaua—
Home-Cooked Meals

Lunch Complete With Dessert J5C
Cold Plate Lunch 2 5 c
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L A N E Y DRUG STORE
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Organ Concert
Tho First Methodist Church
P re te a la

Claude L. Murphree

k e Cream
dm

Martin’s Garage

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Orlatvlo,
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Mrs. W . C. lllll. to *|H‘nd some
K»*cra uf K ik.lm m ee.
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of the two families tim e at the beach. .
l! InKR, .1 tu gle
mt , fi*»ck
und
I ■nd, “ , few clo,,•• frl*’n,U hay"
( invi'eil to a reception 'o U« h*-ld
Amony those from Sanford at
1*1*111 i f le'if s V| 'IggV iR uf f WS'WP'
the Homo uf Mr, and Mr*. trndlnir the Jaycee Iranee In De- few d a y . a . &lt;h* ifursl nl *!-&gt; them in HMUYt .ui pink. puli*
Bruce, 5 l t F lorida Avcaue, foU Iain,I Saturday niirht were: Mr. Je a n n e Hullarn.
green on Ida* nnilier nn whlltf.
lowing the rerym wiy.
anTT Mra, Andrew Carraway, Mr.
T hey hu&gt;e tin irideseriil ipiality
Jam ea W aa 'h v iin a hx« rv u in .d
BODY ID E N T IF IE D
* ami Mr*. Loui* Hart, Miaa Fan­ from Columbu*, Mias, w hir* h.- lienlduif.
SE A T T L E . Ju n o 27.— bV)— ' nie Il infer*. Mian Nell (ioff, E. fEildle Kirchhoff, nnd h a , been vDItini, for Ihv post '* i
Laal T ls e s Milwaukee Railroad of flea* an-, l^ney,
Sajiphire evd : »-d head • du ‘•■I'V*
week*.
nouaaad yesterday the body of Herbert Ikiuflaa.
erwl pood tiirnh . mi i kiiilte*!
a woman recovered Saturday
w hite sp.trf ■ «**»■»(Hint*1 « hez Lb *
from the Yellowitone River near MU* Julia IliaaliM. Mian Mary
Mr. and Mra. H. N. S a y c r and long.
They edge I he neck ul
theCuater Creek, Mant. dim*- Hi«in*. Mia.M.nfUeri'e Inf ley d a n y h te r, N orm * Jean, D r. and the dreitK. rim the hat h u n t, mid
l.r wm r had been poaitively «nd Camilla Dea. .pent yealer- Mra. W illiam E. Sinclair, and Mr tw iit aro u n d th e w rn t in n
^n»Tf...l a. that of Mra. A u,»v 'l*y at Dayton. Bemh
Th-y a n d M ra H a rry Lee ami (liild r.ii iewe|*i’l o * | b r a i ’tle l.
n.».i oaAidA
lwtf« MfomfMHiM hftinf by
U Bard, Seattle.
&gt;Adil.Wle lli*«lna. who vl.lted in *penl the wnek-end a t Daym an
Uvaeh. (h irin g th a week-end Ihv)
NO FAY Ct'T
j D aytona Peach for n e v tra l day* alao B U torrd to St.
A ukuhI iuv
NEW YORK. June 2 7 -M V last week.
w here they vial le d the _ M u m .'
I Mayor F. H. LaCuard a told J.'.tw
Studio*.

fur D aytona Reach, S14 Sou'll AtInn'le A venue, They w i'l lie Joined
next w eek by Dr. C i t n e r who will
a ''t a d th e p u a t-fra d u alo touiaa
hi D aytona Reach.

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r »**1a I t 1eia1 i •*M.r . m l» M f.
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(diuluation 1'roniam Preferred At Stetson

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Martin’s Garage
General
Repairing

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dm

I railway employe* at a mn*s metl*
Mr*. W ade II. C a n te r and chil
. 1inf ymleeday that, because of the
| railroad ar', he slid aot expec' a diva, W ade, J r ., Ron a t e , and
l i l . l l HM hleym an a rriv e d yea’ propesed IS perceat wafe mhic- Rosem ary, and Miaa M argaret 'erA ay from Baltim ore, Mil. lo lw
1 1Hon in the ktduairy lo b« efftc'uu. G arn er of Uaineavlllo left tw in / keen a ahor*. lim e before hi* wed

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Ships Bombed
By Insurgents

The it.ddeit
Wedding
Ann
versnrv -f Mr and Mrs Jw n «*
Milton Wynn i« m* rcU m .*■»-ii .*i
Saturday when thev afn-nt
til*
day wi'h ih rir daughter V\ ? - !
| Oyer- n e t. Sr ut xMi**-*"
all theo i hihfren had * 4 'be . a

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1 Atn**fi|f tho*e pt*- *nt were thF or. MyerH.
the H&gt;v
and
VI
Th.
h n tln .
|irre e n ‘etl Mi‘- ftilhiwiug
Mr
and M
• l.:i r|»** t at i
B u n l.r willi a la*igi&lt; m**nhnmt- I’h il U idfeain. Mi and M*s V*
.•» Itue.t
(irive M l., .little H. S tru k ln n d . Mr and Mr* II uni d a . I'd ’ &gt; ■, Mai •-.* •. ». I Ri. h
Shnnin for hiuh ti’n ie lirue a ;m II Sipitrr*, Mr inid M*c l' » niolid, V a i i d* *l h*a.* ,i gu» -*1.
Vie ,l'id VI r- l,. tIl.*H for a
\N
«waitlcil II C'le-I il- *1111111 III it \\ hillingioii* Mr and Mi
*,
t f* \\ dnv - la -1 week.
lndlvitliml pnwiler |iuff«; mill \» |.. 1Tliurnluti. Mi -m** M«*
&lt;
i
Ann* Cornell, fm . i n . n . , pm ,* Mi Kuy Mr
«ml Mr*
* 1 to -io
won n “ brown juif'* of bn‘h u le. lhie*t, VI r. and Mr*.
Mr
John
M H ila m m e iv
ami
The* room ■* whi-ie the ifiiests •* - Wynn, Mr uinl Mi* t I Hi ta
**n, J**hi». J r . h a v e re t a in e d l*«
M inbltd w ire ittliiifiwil with viim.ip* an, Mr and Mi* W I*
t m
he** h* m. &gt;n M i a m i a f t m vi**d
vrrMi|{t*merit* of loj*e* A fro/*n mail. Ml. and Mr*. U. .J I’o!
tv* I a a e a
i'll. I i of \| i - \t**'
M U d course with g in g er ale irni Mr. and Mi*. K. U llu tih i 11 &gt; I'liiim i'rv
*i t*’». Mr* It
R
allcrbart wa* «erv« .| w* *h** eon Mr
and Mr*. K V. t r« n-haw '
elusion of 'he iruinee.
* un,| VIr». It
h «iuff,
•'"
Thone prraenl w ere- Mi«« C r t " vfr**.
II. II. Mi-Cull. Jr . Mr
.* u
Mt. and M»
VI V| Wynn nf
line llu m e r, honor Ifiiin., nml '*&gt;• (
|| A. A|i|ilel&gt;y.
Mi
n. • Fort Whit** and Mr* .1 S Vienna
Bin ten Mur'.hu
Im e Sh *r , vi^. A. K S h.iriuukei. Mr. le of f iu m e &gt;\ life
m 'li'
week*end
0*.
Kulhb en
tuuiey,
Kle inor | y rj( Ijeo, tie llunliii. M rv l .n 1 g n *- of VIi and Mr*. J. H
Hickson, M srlhu Hiehou. K-slHiyn Wlllssmin Mr- I.. II Steele. MVVv tin,
ThlKpsn.
M u ritu e n '.
Imf*&gt; j w r r n w r„ r,|,
M n r u 'r .'
■ • r io n 'E s I r id r * . O t m IUII. A n n . |h|vi|l Mj„
AnIl
,
M*
h '.n
Me. .ill l*rt i'h ii rv.
Coruoll, (Jene H s rtm U n e y , Cam
Kl|n#
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t In*
I I Seoul I ' lillp ul
UU Dv« h. K atherine Veihay. Maty
Hchinchl K. M Ma ori and Rati tlo wenwriw. l i n . i i fu v e Spring*
H tn in » , Aklinr lliiirien n , Ikiriti
„ ,
he
w i I -|M'iid al mi* I xvii
W a lle r and M . r . ^ * K.M.,
i ne"
wi ek -

O r . F t Iced, a n o pticiaa.
a
■ t i l l i n ’ a a l *ha S h u ro n OpilicH
-C ollar*
Wi— 7In- "C ------«
v
taova, N . Y.
A t p n a o n t Mr. a n d Mra. Friend
a t* v fa itln r In St. A u ru .tin a and
Will -tfctlt in Sanford before l o l n r
™
H a Charlen-on. S. C. wheie they
'w ill m aka their hem e.

W ynns O bserve 5l)th&amp;ft|
W edding A n n iv ersary

ner.
Veatiudav afternoon Mi. and
Mr* Wvnn w**r** ** h«*m*» w**H
j th e ir -on* and da ugh tern .it a re
Mi- Kted
i hits 11 I in ned | t ,.pr mti g is ert in then hoti.n I'h*
..... W . • I
It.
a h e •*■ i t M i n i !
i he*
W \ n n
h o m e
w e re
la- v | ili il »,(
» tei Mr l\»ulK j 11trai t i\ely d e e o ta 'rd » I'h
i*i
1sn ip merits nf
Vclhov
flnwe-r**
and film- The duiitlir la Id r wa­
h f» .UNO 11
ll t f* Sjp ^preild With
lilta
i!"»h
a d
f l O I .|l*l' • '
he w i I e en tern l vi ith a eiy stal
putnh
Mi s \ Vie J
•n t o u I howl
1Iffie
1 The |fiie-«ts were gn- led .t* th
| dtMir l»&gt; .Mr- 1 U ii iu e l
W \ nn
Mr a* d M'
la. k \ a. .
and
Mi*"*
KM* n
ON« istie*o
I UO|
lo a m 1 &gt;m l guest* 1daughter III law ,
and
M
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p m • f't
Mr. daughter of the . 1**11 I*
•..t \?
The honor gut*«f wm.
hi (■ K
print* .! gown
*h* m
» i rp*
Mi
\t i. v h 'l'lit.'n h
Mr* W m il receive. I *n
it* u
H *‘ I ft Ml., t fl
M4,,d *b*‘i |f n ^tli pow.lei blue in*
»th
i
rtnnif * h* i •
h her parent
*a*h "f illiwlv ro*e, and
M
Ml 411.1 Mi
I: h.ghtnn.
t tvi*r*tr«*e| WH* gowfled ui a Ml
h»w lace leu dre^* with Bui. i •
M.
I! In a
tin.I Richard f.u h* 1
n 11| la inn. f.«r Id*
Fic-Mtling i*I *h* |uiM« h It* 1
I’M'I l ' he e u* ' of Ml ■
Vt
•Iu* mg ilu* uft*t t i *mfi ui'i
-l-t t M*
K i II..Well
( i H i i *»bl!’*■*’ ami VI i M,

PA RR T H R B B

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ALL

P R E S C R IP T IO N S

103

H a v a y o u r t tu n a h in a a n d t « i U to o ,
A n d a p p e a r a a f r ta h a a a B fta a a ;
J q n l p a y a v U H l o E v a M a n ’a ,
Il* t l i t w lw a i tk ia g to d o .

Moller Pipe Organ
m.

PH ONE

U l t r a V io la ! a m i I n f r s H a d r a j a ,
H a ll w a H prnv a n d w ln d .b lo w a a a n d ;
E le n te n U o f c a r e f r e a , h a p p y d a y * .
H u t I h a b a n e o f H u a a t a r b o a u t j a id * .

O n T h t N *w

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Tuesday, June 2&amp;tk

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MONDAY, JUNE 27, m

TUB HANFORD HERALD, b ANf ORD, FLORIDA

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Cook A n d Hudson Niched
f F o r Only Thtee Singles

THE STANDINGS

P1 in
d er rP llC
itcUhCe Ss j Hraflshaw
iiju c I
C ontact KeeP»In
W ith Club i
L ocals To 10-3
Win Over Palatka

t h e P h i l a d e l p h i a Phillie s a n d
Burlington Bou nty, N. J., tour
I ney. S e rv in g on a baseball board N ew York Highbinders, as
A m o n g the o u ts t a n d in g play*| o f directors with Mingin in V\ id Yankee* w ere dubbed in the pF©*
• ri m the Y o n k rm ,
N , Y., dm* 1 Conroy, who once played
with Itujipert i‘ra.
t n c t t o ur na m en t ot the National
Sem i-P ro Ba seb all Con gress a r« |

Y O N K E R S ACES

n . o a i D A rT a t e i .k a i m k
i]*in**YlH«
,—
I f liar l e i K. Biad shaw,
pro f
«: 2 2 It1 n
!&gt;• y i o u ■ f!**eh
21 V»l
dent of the Sem inole
Couuiy
L r -ih u r|
411
|0 J.»
Ba*t hull
A *mh Lit ion,
may
be John H arris, fo rm e r F ordham IJ.I
HI Aufutlin*
31 3* l ni
i ;i
Patalka
u
ace, T hom as Phelan, ex-f*eorge-|
away fr*i?n S an fo rd at the pres
Or Id pido
33 i * U l
town college p e rfo rm e r, and Pe*|
• nr but be i-i iri enu^tanl con
D*l.and
2* I1
S**f**d
33 IT ..11*
t'U't with |e&lt;,iil o' I hojiIh and al n ter A ngelavich, em tw tjile pustim et I
R m l l a Veateninr
in m e C a n ad ian - A m e r i c a n league,
5*eM fii *f hand return* of th
Itrtaad* 1, Aaafvef 3 d o 1**1.
w ith lh*» H asting* A rea; and J u l­
fouko ii -* g a m
Hi Augustin* I, Palmilit i
t^*slHirg at naf^inut i.*Mt
Mr Bra«t«hii v tie a c a y on
a ian “Chick** Bonelti, one-tim e
W E R E SE R V E RIGH T TO LIM IT Q U A N TITY
|ia&gt; tons Beach al i44in*aUH*i
By J U L I A N STKNSTHOM
thr* box into center fi*lil tn «c«riliunnv-K t f &lt;|i and at jire*eiu he New York Lf. banebiill sta r, with
* in
J U N E 2ft T H R U J U N E TO. HITS
O RLANDO, June 27. -T h e Or iht* l.mdc ui f ir*t sicker.
hi**** Y n l i k i
1' ai S t. l.niiH, Mi
Drad'haw the Yonkers T h ird W ard Demo*By J U L I A N FTKNSTROM
o r i s a t
Undo f le n a tn n yatlerd ay p u sh ed 1 The Orlando boy* gathered tb*
AO. 3
a new
J o v p h J. I'ln.l r Murb-r. fVnn , ha* *en» the lo o k o u t*
!»*l Hft'l *1 1,*•#■).ii ri
| ( m « a run in the last hull • * t y in g run in their half of l hr
S H E R IF F T A K E S CONTROL
fla&gt;n*«v)ll* si Dayton* lo n h
vou»h who h u b*»n naim-el i»M 1,-11 • her .loluuiv Ad&lt; a n d m ih e
the 10th stanza to rapture a I fifth lludaon walked Bob Over
Hi AoRtiellfift sf ralidk
l -aw and o rd e r are certain to
I nnkniff h uTilucki*“*f hut li t, br*ikp no u n t u n e ha« roTiferr d with of
i All gntnea i*f i lit o t l... t i
to 2 dec 1j ion over thr Look mi:*. w i *H ‘•**1*1 Bonner un
nn
a"
be in Force at o n e district base­
f r u rk e r
tfie* jinx Saturtlay iiigbl wb*n !u» f i af • o f the \ i f.intu
bO 1
Oil the hill fur the l,m»kmil* !♦ uiplrd u i r n fi c e , forced Over
A u r n n a v V.l
ind im-ui v ball to urnam ent in the National
up *ix hi',* agibtn t i *, g a f h- i iuit rano.e/a I oekou
V I I Biff Chef Cook who allowed m tn -t »l aecond
Hudson boro t 'fo*l * I* flit
I*
Sem
i
Pro
C
o
n
g
r
e
s
s
program,
with
hy hid inH't’M let doAn Di#* oihef Southern
A'l^ot'iatnin a i d
1|
t b ^ Senatora one hit which w.k down to whiff Alabama Smith Now YterJl
S h e r if f Furry Mingin aerving as
l*al&lt;lka A / a b i . by i| vrurr nf III \ irn r n un A oiH iution official*.
Hiiilnn
11
f o o d for one run hi three
in but Sam m y Cole drew another Wri* lllHS I HI,
J|
com miss io ner fu r the
to I.
\l i Hr oUhii* Ini« o i-fvCft th:* ' di d r i f t
11
n l n f i . Cook wb * taken out m t i e wulk to send Bonner to second 0*1 roll
till* of |h#- Sanford ran
H w l« |Ji nrli r'* •r-f %i. nrv .»
j*hl
n
fourth and replaced by l«nk&gt; S.d boBob KHIer came through i 'Hicrmi*
II atart s and hr i h o ce i huitrrl •*.* rut t o hi* office in At (no fa
Legal Notice
lidi on who Rave up only two with -* short single to left field to Ht l.reuin
j '♦
|r wll.fr h* v will be
n
lnyed t i
tin- a f f a i r by foil l i n g a l|,
tilnypil
llf*«*|ts t f i l t r i l n f
during the ncvcji innings he ^sror** Bonner but Davis cut o f f
j 14 Tlllfi t lMCt lT i 411 HT. IV A4I&gt;
V w 1 t . ’-Mf hi* in b*en1esi.
VV.i shinvlon 1 7 . HI I .niu ■
in cwntfiifmld wi h m oie ,| 1 , , 11*M
MW action on the hill.
the throw
In the
place
and
H ill
a rw iY oi K
c u t * t ».
S»w Ytirh lf&gt;, fi*f roll 1
tun*. The IjHikrm
junijH-d tn &gt;n
Mr
It tads haw
since
be m g
KI-UKIOA. | \ ( i l l t l l ' R N t .
n«*i •tn nf rt*v# land, r ui ft
i i.k. j v i i • i i i i m w k i . , r i itt: t * ,; ,i i t - i i ' H i i i r r
Bob Ovemtreet, Hanford hurl-1 caught Cole o f f second,
»*r
y
lead
by
gelt
:* fioir run ■» m • b i fi d pro x y . f i he I«h-u | iirgu'i- l.at:it3fAN &lt;*. J KAN. «t at. Crnn|'b It* el - 1I'll til rill
(’kill !&gt;*'•
f t In 1036* was on tne mound for) The *mre wan turd two and ( i m * t rslrtst. out
pUlnanti.
I the* fourth. The A/, th a * c* •11* * t *-«| uaiitm, ►ms built rnui h inter *t
— VH—
Ih t S e n a to r , un*! he w a , nickril two until thr final
portion
°f
n * n f « T*elar
, ;i pair in 'h* ir half uf *hi* ftiuiMi ui Ibe o n u t y and did more than VPTOIt Kirt.LflltEN, at al.
Daf'hlraao i f Hi lrti)U«
far «l*ht h it,,
inclinlm*
t w o j t h r inth framr. HuiUon f*nnr«l
friidanla,
i 'tiinxa but
the I jki UhuN rain« b^ - b re iif work m -living the
Hlnly Rtin# ■«,ft*'lu(*i| |
•MU!»■:II r u n p i fll.M XTIIIX
doublra by F.ilwln D hvi*. O v r r - I,Smith tint &lt;"r&gt;l^ ilrrw hi, Ihii'l
hick to ire* a roupb m Sl»i• f ifih , fi.irifln
m i he F lo rid a
S tale H r \ I K f IK Pl.OHIDA Tn
A ATIOV 4|. I . E U . I F
•tract kept thr h i!, wrll
»&gt; -t (walk. Krllrr ulnulrd P»*t thlr&gt;l
V H*Ti#li Kl I.UJltKN If Mvlna.
The lihcalk a^ciiM'il uUf^her in tho 1 I. Ilgue
r.i *1
M «»*. IIOl.K'k
Sow
Yui
k
17
2
1
tarad and he rnng up hi* aiaih bn** and went to «econd himself
* r,,h tf dead, hla unknown hrlra
i *1Rr*Ifind II
t
•ixth while the UHitorK xcorefl in
31
al low,
b gn lfH ,
divlw ci.
rr
victory In arvrn s t a r t , this »ru whilr Coir ,11*1 in tn third bn*«\ I’Mi-rtgo
r.r.
i
2
7
J'i
g rant-pa. and all paraonv having
t : II he seventh. The Looknut* Finchml
JI •* 1
son.
.n fr hy t n r h e . Jack F r y , hit • PltfwhOFK h
•ir (la lining any right.
Mil*. or
llnslrtn
27 27 i.,* I tho contest in their ha f of the 1i
Intpr-'Hl In and I&lt;j th* follow ln»£
•Ill'll n.AVO H
The l o o k o u t , atartnl , curing hitch hminding grounder down to Ht I^tlll*
I
2*. 21
seventh w h in ‘hey pushed aero*?* .
d»»rrlh#d
land,
to-wit
i »*1 three runs a* Binder doubled Di f
in tho first
framu
when
Hdl | Ituggrrio who raptured the ap' HrnnkItn
2 '• r,
N«, of N t :b t.f
N W 14 of
I'Hllsdolphljt
!«
‘ Moore ainglrd, wrnt to second ,
nhd made a perfect throw to
NVK’i. I Ivaa Il*w gnat si fn-t»
wore
lb Ha mils ami
t "oni r*-*«♦ i Thr O rlin d o Fermi or will thru •
f .lmill
fai r| |. 1iii*l rf
**f H«*el ton I, Tf»wnrhlp 21
When Poljaek
Mcrlflcrd.
a n d . |h e pl»te but ton late to grl Cnlr
whifv
Moore'i, t hi gIn to cr n U r to ih*« eitv ‘on'ghf f"? a re*uiii
Mouth, llanif* 30 Kalt,
Conbeared when Ilnvl, doubled
In | who hnjl taken adv a n ta g e of the Fry* Hi
Kilning 5 nrrea ninf» or Ira*.
•cored Binder,
infill’ •! in Oil1 two mo* -erie* h'Oi th« Town
of
LongwtMid,
Hchlru r
high h o p , o f the ground balldeep left field.
Binder fanned four men. wuAt &lt;1 iwet'fi *lu- Menalur- and the Look
up rpcordrd In Plat Hook I,
•
irmy
rf
ann
l imit a
•’M^inmrr
In the Senator', half nf the
!*••*'
*
I*
to
31,
o
f
th*
public
AT nnt.AMIO
lift -tltor w«*r lb
three nn*l made three n»-»t plitv* out*,
r* ' "M i of Harhlnola t'ltunty,
a* r Ii • |lyrfnlfoo| |t
fourth. Colo walked and , c o n ‘l M i r n n n
hlmaelf during the coide^l. I be
The g;inn will
Kin* *da
4 t 3 t
when Jark Frye doubled to right Iin 11;ir kf f If
V«oi punt vaeh of you ar* h*r*hy
moat apert a^ulnr play a! ‘he f►»IK ] tho •icld-i nf tu.
« ii 1 1
n
i
Tnl a la
1'iirpi, In appear In tha bill tn
1
1
1
J
1
field. Manager Jlodgrr* r e m o v e ! l in v t« n«
w Inning
■ 1 out
w h*n
this arg-un wa* made Biilurd'»y b he Field urnl h
fi ft &gt; ■#nr»&lt;J
l
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,
,
i
M'ltvt
Hite In thia rails* on Mmi
I'Hiniii
lit
Cook from the mound ami re
night
w
h
in
Herb
inonuiH
hit
one
stir'
a
&gt;
*
1
.
i
a
k
k
I
be
|.nnkuolft
j
day.
th« tlh. day o f July. A. l&gt;.
4 i) 2 2 Wanfnrd
le*»na*tnT» rf
inn inn sflu n
placed him with
Hudson
who ]
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1 fli ft 1 Orlando
mni i |n non j
nf Pinder'* fwa* ones, and *n |l have won the p-t * thi ee “ gunu t ’ H H , m tha t'oort floua* in H.ta*
*1 ft 1
ford. Hi-mlhol*
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Klnrlfti, •
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bent the Orlando b » l,m r n down r*i&gt;r .ifiiH*
plavepf in he |ig aj Ji.uk Urifl Mlltl- » ami
upon your failure to itppear,*
1 It ft \ gnrlo I, |)*run u i 7,
f ‘f»fitr*r*«
Ilint ami
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In order.
a drcr*,«T pro
1 ft ft pi Ilonnar i . Kallar &gt;. Hchlro J. Ilara- ever, the ynting-dcr jutnpeil into siger liiHlperg udl pliin* Dutch m i o o r «r plead.
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3 ft ft 0 t&gt;arg«r b. iivaratrafl
••Jn the l/xikkout half o f
tho lhii|*i«n l»
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Krr**r, the air and *he sp h ere «ef , b'd S* hm* ih f «■r t Mattie At Aider on eonfcM*n will h* *ntaraii against
v -11 arid aach of ynu.
Itarahargar Fiona ballad In, IMv u nea'.ly in Joe'i glove
htit th* • he mound wh i e iM'nap er Ibtb
fourth, n » v l s opened
with
a;
'Fb* rial nra of tbi» an It »* a Mill
31 3 ■i l l l^ngaton. K*ll»r, Fry*
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b.i.t in'­ in M'lla* lb* f 11Iff of ih* abov* da - j
double, Ih l, lim e to deep right n „ , , s e i m
rriOt-d land* »n the f’umplain.«nl*.
T n &lt; # r Rfa-rr
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1 1 0 1 Harr If)11**v.
HI*. Daisy
Dot Jack.
ft'iAicr l“. right o f f Binder1* hand %
vit Ii I he | nrinoMirml ll p
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field. Pitman went nut In th« in- n«nner , ,
I l o m i n r• Jen*. *t al. Ih* ownara
l-*«a
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V ft ft J Ilvrvhargar, Owralra**
I.‘•ft
m» hall inside. Joe m n f-*r ‘he g i v e *
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field but Mayo U n g s t o n came *"’" hlf' '
1 S ft 1 baaaa, Hanford
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Oflanrtu
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!o»NK A MI* OBHKHKn at HanS i .lr r n pi,* r r , in ritrh nf Ih r
« ft 1 1 ( leu hi* play, Kalter to
through with a *m a,h through f eller ji,
Kuunrr which la ruled four feel away , go'
t Ob. gad
3 Mill
of i,. Fbirlda* ihla 2nd day ufl
Naaar r a t r i Karnii
Hipra on halla off Ovvr*tr*rt 2 the h ill and threw t*» Davit, to IH .lull*:, m il hr aw nr-lril all- fJune,
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n. V . lir.HNDOM,
Slnlr r r i i i f i r n l r , l.y thr Nalinmil
Ovarelreat I, Cook 1. Hud-on
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fly
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In J Innings; 11m, ami two
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two runa In i 1-1. leialng pllrhrt,
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lluiitar
Mini nf thr lln itril S l . t r , , itn &lt;1 111 Intinniinriit., um lrr Ktiirtinn nl p; k
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H its D u rin g O vertim e C ontest;
Cole Scores W inning Run

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W in In 11 S ta rts
S a tu rd ay
E vening

Green Cut Beans

5!/jc

Anglo Corned Beef
2 for
Jewell
4 lh. Ctn.

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39c

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Lookouts, S en ato rs
To T angle T o n ig h t

Sunburst Pears

15c

Blackberry Preserves
Country Kist Corn
3 for

29c
25c

Pineapple Juice

29c

Picnic Asparagus
ii
Libby Jumbo Pcjls

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C uban AVOCADO BEARS 2 for
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FANCY 0 R E E N BEANS
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C A LIF. Lemons
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lakar. I'rrrr l aaiar. Bftl K. IMk
PALM «v trada— Nark farm I II.
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DAN DU N N . THE F A M O U S
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fuadruplets P W A A llo c a te s F u n d s F o r
P ro je c ts T h ro u g h o u t U , S.
irn To Pair
In Arkansas
Due To Strike

W A S H IN G T O N . June 28
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—The 1‘ublic Works A«lmm&gt;'fra
tmn irnvf *hr Bureau of Kisht-r
'•** yMirrday 1 1.055,3,V) for 1 H
pmjrct* in .TJ «Utr* The ullo!
men ** inrliiilc
F orula lVmarofrt ronVt net 001
t»f road mill brufict’, h ' jmiik urul
ill*erat hi*I4 of Isctililmir, uml .|. .. k.
* liter *upply, roriwtrui lion ..f vs
p* n m r n t a ) lunks n* V. S Fi-hr v
St a 'i o n , $25,it*Ml; WVIaku, $ Uj.immi
T he I’WA lal o n till I . 'B ’hiimmi
11* i hr* I lettjogic*nI Ki p * i y for *y,\
1pi rtjer* *
Forty f ivi* of ?ho prnji f N pi &lt;&gt;
v H c for mapp ng Mirvey* white
the irinnimrig 4H will )&lt; &lt;ivii|«&gt; fm
repair - nrol i m | i h v im-iils to y i n
'rlirirtil &lt;urvey f tril'l **- in cm 'i
o f ‘hr IS j», n,e*r
The allorat inn* fm mi Ijirgem* »r
"I i ifi |it live nil'll r n f r k i• 1lug 11 i lit *&gt;
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A r k . . -I'm.* UK t t fnrilP ir* u u I ihIci I Hr* will, $10,
- 77, (AP) — (Jiiiiilriii'lrt &lt;. all IHIO
I 'm i e r N for m aking M&lt;ohI in-1
girls, were horn iliiriiur i'n*
rtfght to Mrs. II. T \ ib n- i| i.ti*li &gt;urv#ya .1 Mil iiuip- meluth !
Florida. $ltU»00
Unt. 27-yeur-nM wife &lt;11 -tu
Hie- I'ii Id it* Woik* At Inn nr -tr
Orchard worker. Ini' one &gt;*f I 10(1 i f l e « « ' t h n l th** jlHlu'o | *c
th e Infants died a f e u b o o n ,,ui'mrn‘ plopo-ril In *peml $1.
a f te r birth. The surviving iw&gt;jmm&gt; allta* tt'il S iUltilay fii»

2 7-Y ear-oid W ife Of
O rch ard W o rk er De%d a r e s S urprise At
M om entous E vent

Slates She Had
Expected Twins
tiiik

B aby Dies But
Others A re (liven
C hance To Survive

tfifeo were brought to n hos­
pital here.

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World War fmmd i hi- t'tiinpsi- alld .1it]i;tHi-s,&gt; &lt;«tali-nuit ixl
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S'liiiK Hriintor (ieralii I*. Nye *nil
KAN F RANCIS CO , June 28.
mol f ile d foin hHo Ih .if
•'Ft —S en ato r
W heeler
a 't e r 'r d (li.v.int.r Williitm l^in^cr r e iu h c l • ic\ol\i*i
*ouyhl f*i take a | Mi t i n e o f Mr New
last nigh-. Ksscistu would nv estak r n rltnuix tiMlny in yutmif hm*l hi
Both ure Kerkinic I hr Bcfmbl
nif. done n olud&gt; ■Happed Ini pol l
the U nited K tatcs unless the people
preven'ed a handful of corpotathm ran nominHtion for •ncriator I*1 ^filler took Hii « po llin' o f Mi New

Air Mail For C entral
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Yangt i e river vallev, alntiit 20*»
inili** l»y river Irmu ( c i . i u i u s i *
mu i lining Km S h ek ’* |iiuviidiii!il
capital.

li ho colltesf nil (hi « Profit. W|tfl
Lhine*if troops, shore hatteriei
(Cb r II i V I I • « I'ggp T h u )

Weekly Luncheon
Of Jaycees Held
At Valdez Today
J-'evcrai mcmU-rs u f the Jayceev
expressed th e tr In trn tiu n at th«
le g u la r weekly luncheon a t th*

Valdes II.... I liHiny uf nttrnding
the ft&gt;hfry to be given by th*
New S m y rn a Jay,-,,-* T hursday
Ju n e .1 0 ,
Th* New Sm yrna C lub extended
»n Invitation tgsi week In the S a n ­ ZI
ford f l u b and srv rra t o th er club*
in th e c en tra l p a rt o f the s ta te
tu h* th e ir guest* , t (he fi.h fry ,
E. E. Lanry reported th a t Jo e
Davl* ia prep arin g a comic niageiln e w ritte n supposedly by m em ­
bers o f the bovine trib e. W hen he
com pletes it, he will subm it a
copy to the sta te president end
if it is ep p ru v rd it will bw subm it
ted to a ll the club* in the sta te .
T h e purpose of th o m agaslne,
be declared, ia tu c re a te sen tim en t
in th e s ta te before th e next le g is ­
la tu re m ea ts to pul th ro u g h a b ill
to rem ove cuttle from th s high­

Ringting, widow o f o*o ot III ■lafliag Brother*, 1* shown at Scranton, Pa., plead­ LOCAL W EA TH ER
worker* of the (Ungltng BntUttTa and Barnum A Bailey eircui to comprumis* their
Partly cloudy, scattered
and let the show go on. Ipf the pleaded in Vain. The strike continued end th* ere la central portion tonight *r
prepared to peek their M H t ,# f canvas and haad for Winter quartan at SartMta,

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Ja p a n '* w ar nn China
showt’il
•iKii* la st night ol hogging iloihii
on all front*.

ways.
Th* maeUng next week will bo
tha firel under a new set-up
whereby the club will meet only
twice m month.

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hown t lefl ! ui he whi)ifH'i| o u t bJI4\t* wluit shi* ejlltl VtiC'll* llel i»ll-l
of
Spm u*h
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sJtniMinl |doiln|froplii i in June*
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(Iilin iH m '*
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In i, *,| ,,f t| m k ai-i hi *ht* Mrtiljl'l HI'*k
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h id 1*1111'* Another pliofo^r*- tr*r Nwillt* dm inlir'rLiim ImiMir*
r*ivv w hat h«* Jiluli-t to tin iilumt
t hi* m
I 'I ii h i Im1) Li in is nlnMiIs* fil*'***l
Lv ityt•ii 1111n if i ft*11if 11£11hiii ttvef
run tim it'il buiiihing* «&lt;f liritisli
M ieifhunt *hipv hi S |i 3tiu ti p«»rt*,
Hi'iiii' t|tmrti*r* Iu'I imvihI Im* muu IiI
tiviMVf riv&gt;w ilrttimiul* ha nltitw
shijis tu nrm f**r &lt;1* f* ti t*
A titling to the U n it'll uru-usinr*s wn* Ilia* rt'|»«trl t li.it I'ren iier
M U*Hiilifli held i eiutfelenti* Willi
tw o of hi* Pol I'flHMl Ill'll! tllg; IiM'li,
TRt*
1AII 4 tint illflllSI'tl,
S p an ish iii-uigt iii an- I'tiiilersi
IXMiihiul H a t i chin.i i his im .i m ug,
tun* (|«y iiffer tin* .Spanish fcfuv*
rrnm i*nt aeo-|.t.-.l (U c u t HrU »ln‘»
phi ii fur pick tuil vuni in irtrthin In
in v estig a te hoinhuig* u f Spiinish
rilic*
Tlfpre wen* no report* oh
th e victim* «r the tlanutge.

Search Is B roadened
F o r M issing C lim ber

apect hla (the baboon's) power*
ful teeth," the article my*, "and
fear to defend their fields from
raiding bond*. The animal's In­
credibly grotesque fare, with
flaming-scarlet nose and eomi»
gated, bluish cheeks probably In­
spired witch doctors In Ib* cre­
ation of hldeouo devil masks.*
Tha pole of young animals tha
too la getting weigh about SS
pounds, according to a letter re­
ceived by Mr. Houghton from
Meema Brothers, and show only
faintly the vivid coloring which
Ulcr will m distinguish them.
The present leopard rage te
being planned and arranged for
An article appearing in the the hnboona.
KdUoaaJ Geographic M anila# far
The now leopard cage ia prac­
May, ...
1938, ..
by ^Dr. William M. tically templet# except for a coat
Mr*. Chart**
ing wilb striking
of paint far the wire, Mr.
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Two Young Mandrill Baboons Will
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n il* , from g ain in g control of the 1 *J#y’A p rim ary rlw iio n ,
Their
personal
fi»chl
over '
political power.
The M ontanan ,ji d conceiilru •chitilowni UciiiiH'rutic cunlrit-i in
lion of Hie bulk of A m erica', eco­ wtnrli only ionic fiindidutci lunll
nomic pow er in the hjiuN of a few o|i|»o itifii
D unnif the five
yctiM siiu’e
hundred individuals had paved t to­
wny for ncgn-lon of dmuM-intir lhey “ p i 11 their
«)li|
po|lt»e«l* l
|in x e » ,rs . He .p o k e le f o 'e Iho I,, friendship, Nye and U l i ip r hnv** i
lernntionnl K lw .n i, convention
ipin rreltn t often over »ti»le
"M ire i-olit enl llheity." he m id.
The gnvcrmiFrt lilt* with fed'
becomes a m ranim tlest hollow eral iiuelujen,
uilr
nf
w ln 'h j
phrase if a few cor|H&gt;ratlon- ron hmnjflit him Ihn e iiiu ei to c«»uil
'rid the w ealth nf the n a 'io n , die j Wftin* he MiM cleared of eharuer
la te ils economic policies un-l of lolirilmik' |ioliticul fundi from*
high-hindcdly rule our lives.
relief worker*. fwrni*hed many
"I'u litk a l lite rty carries w i'h &gt;t cumpaiiffi difference*.
I hi- |m w er 'o m ake melt elected to
public u lfire lespousiblr to lb-m asse, of •be |H-opJe,
" l i n e s , l he people 111 ike ell *h
sue of ru rb in g 'h e powei of ‘be
m anipulators of economic force-,
W A U rllllL A . June 28. - T o s t unless the jreople actually f o u r
m a*ters of six sm aller south
the ptditical parlb-s inlo lining Klorbls tow ns met Iwre y e ster­
up on th is issue, then tire poult
day to discuss plans of a possible
cal franchis* which give, the peo­
air mail route through this sec­
ple ‘.he rig h t to endure u lule of
tion and laid p lan , in securing IL
tra a lla a e S
*« P ane T s ,»
Those atten d in g were L.
W
lllnunt, of la k e la n d ; 1). G. 1’erry, of Avon F ark ; C. I&gt;- lloring
and F. P. Rhodes, o f A rcadia; T .
W. Gary- o f B artow ; Owrn
LJohn
A L B U Q U E R Q U E , New Mcxi Godwin, of Kebrlng ami
c«, Jun* 28—UP)— Sc-irrhcis moved W atson, of Fort Meade
Je rald F a rr and C arl F. H an­
through
th a
tangled
um lcrbrush a t b ass o f N otth P a n d it na, o f W aurh’ila, w ere hosts.
I’ta h In a broadened hunt for
SW IN D LE R SEN T E N C E D
Mcdill McCormick, Chicago publiihing h e ir lust on a clim bing e x ­
SA NTA
FK. N. M . - t C l —
pedition.
V irtually abandoning belief thi* C larence E. M 'h a ffey , ch ara cte rIn th e 158,11110,000 vehicular tu n n e l being co n stru cted |f,n fr e t bcm-nlh (hi- F ast River in New
the youth m ight he lodged on the lie d by F ed eral a g e n ts as the York, rirem cn a rc shuw n buttling u firn th a t bruke uul in the run atru ctlo n timlu-rs supiHirMng (he
steep face of the peak, searchers "c le v e rest awindlet o f m odem
ruof nf th e b u rr. T he firrn ie n w orked In e x tre m e danger because it was necessary In m aintain ail
scoured th e brushy te rra in below days.’' w as aantancail to 10 year*
the ledge on w h'eh the Indy of his In F e d e ra l
prison
and
fined s ir pressu re o f 18 pounds In the sq u a re inch to p revent the tunnel fn&gt;m c n 't-p -'q*
com panion, R lehird WhKmer, w as 15.000 by U nited R tatrs D istrict
found la s t T h ursday.
Ju d g e C olin N tb lett- yesterday.

tinuously since that time. Uia
rise waa steady. Fifteen years
after his first appearance in
Washington, h e waa one of the
ruler* of tha House.
When Nicholas Longworth waa
speakar and Rapreaentatlve Tilson of Connecticut waa Repub­
lican leader, Hnell filled the Im­
portant poet of rhairman af tha
Roles Committee, through which
must bo sifted virtually every
a it of legislation to reach the
Saperintendent of Fark* James
floer of the Rouse. The “trium­
L Houghton M id this morning
virate'’ becaMa famous.
that two young Mandrill baboons
have been purchased by the too
and will arrive here from New
York !*Ur in the week.
Mr. Mooghton declared that the
soo waa ablw to buy the baboons
only because at the generous
contributions to the too and
cause of asoney raised eff of too
roneesaioiu.
The animal* are being sent
from Meema Brothers and Ward,
r wMfcly
(M Vahfcg (fatal a | U ilk dealers In animals, of New York.
Tina la the m u m company from
which |he leopards In tha
werr^purflpoad, Mr. Mooghton

jMffl

B ritish I'rin u 'M in iste^
Faced W ith M ount­
ing In d ig n atio n Be­
cause Of B om bings

II D uct Confers
With Army Heads

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Bad Aim S a te s P h o to g rap h er

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US
N ew

disclosure w ad m ade In
..Commons aa dispatches from
M id th e B ritish am basB ir R obert U
Cralglej
a half-h o u r yesterd ay dia
A nglo-Japanese relations
the Ja p a n e se fo reig n minG eneral U gakl.
la
d lrra tly
opposite
F re n c h Indo-China, and
I to th e route betw een
Rings pore, B rite a ste rn strongholds,
rep o rte d th a t Japanese
bd ew R un day to land
iatand htR w ere repulaen
blue-gap fire.

T in* in ■k?* i

B ang! Bant;! B ang! B ang!

Bertrand H. Snell Wheeler Attacks
Retires From Job Concentration Of Nye, Lanier Seek
A s Congressman Economic Power (i. 0. P. Nomination

W A SIU N CTO N . Ju n e 28.— id 1)
M id.
"W c had really e i p r r t n l
twin* b u t fo u r— gouil I.tir. 1. Ilo. — Rep. lle rtra n d II. Knell, Re­
would we e v er take
care
of publican lea d er o f the H ouse and
lia rd -h .ltln g c ritic of the R oose­
a five- velt A dm inistration, announced
aecohd Kie re tire m e n t from CorlgresS
Id daugh
e^ ild , a n 18 -rn ontha o ld d a u g h t e r . yesterday.
He said his purpose In leaving,
a f te r 21 fe a rs in the N ational
L egislature, w as to devote his
lim e to his varied business in te r­
ests In U pper New York S la te .
"T h e puhlic
responsibilities
which have been mine fo r a num ­
b e r of years p a st have been e x ­
ceedingly heavy ami co n stan t and
m y own husinesa accordingly has
■ a LONDON.
Ju n e 28. — b D been very g re a tly n eg lected ,"
Vkttain end F rance m adr known raid a sta te m en t issued a t
his
trn la y a w arning to Ja p a n to o ffice here. "T h e lim a com es
handa o ff tha »tralrtcic ('hi- when one’s fam ily and
h ealth
Island of R einan o ff the m ust have som e co nsideration."
D eath China c u a il, am! a pledge
T h e question who Ids surccssnr
(ft pet to g eth e r to handle any w ould be becam e n su b je c t of
W m pllrationa.
speculation ns soon n i his a n ­
.Tk* tw o g o v a m m e n ti nhnwel nouncem ent w as made. T he first
lily th a t th ey Were krepiny nam e g enerally m entioned was
eyea on their IntrTratji in th a t of th e com paratively youth
Far G aat. deaplta th e ir pr«- ful Rep. M artin n f M assachusetts,
patlon w ith diplom atic tn -u ' a ssista n t R epublican leader. O th e r
possibilities discussed Were Rep­
In E urope.
h ard A usten B utler, under- resen tativ es klapes o f M ichigan
ta ry fe r foreign a ffa tra. tn lj th e dean of th e Republican m em ­
llouae o f Commons of
the b e rsh ip : R epresentative Kish, of
ling, and a
foreign
office New York, who has*been d e m a n d ­
m an In P a ris
confirm ed ing a lib eralisatio n of the R epub­
readiness to aland w ith lican P n tly , a n il Tlepresentattve
T a b e r o f New York, whose op­
ib .
position to th e Roosevelt A dm in­
tw o
governm ents
told
istratio n has been as u n re m it­
th a t if sh e p ersisted In a
tin g aa th a t o f Buell.
intention to land troupi
Snell’s service In Congress goes
n th e re w ould result back to the middle of the first
s ln M e rom pi Ira Ilona" and
Woodrow Wilson A dm inistration,
, B ritain and F rance would
lie waa alected In 1015 to fill
k i a l a s th a clrcam atancea dem and a vacancy, ami baa served con­
jY m

K ingling O utfit Will
Co Into Its W inter
Q u a rte rs W hen e m ­
ployees R efuse Cut

*» tiik.* ,i J.» percent

V alentine,
pgfeniia, robl her husband afte r
th# arrival o f her fourth bahy. &gt;
" I aure waa su rp rised ," F a th e r

BL

al and &lt;*lr feel ion h uv*i **uf mn*
ihrnughouf thr Nation
A
breakdown
uTifniu ■oil !»\
FV' A inHuilt'O
r iIJah»« c*. Fla.
10 ilwell!fig-*p f i ’ .eno
\ Mlftl o f f fO.tMMI.INMI h y s i«If nl td^t
by *hr I’W A for I ',** pr '!•*■** to
it ii proVo ( o u s t
ldi&lt;ih|
-NV ,o||*
' li'iMiuhoti1 i he m un i iv
I b»- wot k v%«I im In.I* pep «(’*’
nii'ii', »rtTitHlflinir. un*i • Ii 1.1f tf*'
lilt'llt o f *halioii« itful f-mlitN-&lt;i IM \ 11»N I'd
I hi* alloMni tt" r i(ii&gt;tuiln| F lot nl.i
Mi'tipi i ■ Ityoor* $l'&gt;nin)|(. f -» &lt;4** The If mo In g
I' m it p Inb'f. $T"t.00ll; la k e VVoilJi It t» mini am | Mail* v
In « t, f to.iMm, t»i| n &gt;, liar S' i
11nn, f l . J o n , Miami, f i7 otm, l,n I
oil VI li*
llitlio
a 1mu*,
alllt; S Util li IIt ns a S ' . f ton, ft* ^ 'am
Si IVtfi thiif if. * 1 ! mio
S h 'M'I ' 11 W i ll on al »! i
|ir«*t mn't'b 1 1 .,&lt;*uo iimi f &gt;.|
wm k "it 1*J i a i i
a ml hi

I'll i'l f Ifl.lld ■silltl wild rus

Dr. G. L. Kim ball, the atte n d p h y sic ia n , said I lie y hail a
. chance to live.
, . H # r e p o r t e d the m other, who
re tra in e d a t her home four m iles 4
from the c ity . *&gt;&lt; in a * a ti,fa r-(
tng

111|g project&lt; nl pen

"um&amp;S Anniversary Of Beginning
Of Great War Finds World
On Powder Barrel

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THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANPORD, PLOKIDA
Mina Venable told
wHomeThatFitfl, ]later/'
KfOUp.
Venable Advises »v hi‘ lull'd “cunVeniemV i*
. T a l l a h a s s e e . June 2 1 — ^ 1
L*W ii«a you buy a hnu-c uae '.he
i g M TWtonlnr you would in buyjtjf &amp; tfn n —eonald.r for * h , ‘
MrydM you want It. how It fit*.
U d whether it can be altered or
q j j W

n e a r

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L in ."

one

County Geta Negroes
Held For Pilfering

nf« the mne requirement % tvery
T. C. Smith and 8. B- Brown,
hmi«*» ahrtuld have, sitting 1foa*
nm itle alii n of the area -if a jirgr™--, charged with pilfer n-i
h«*U"e, and the r r a ‘ ion*hip ihe Tue«d*y night, h «r« hern turned
County officer,. Poll-*
ill f in # n* »rei*«i h o ve in, r ic h o ther ov.r
M sin import n1 fa, or in build* Chief liny ( 1. William, .aid today
I &gt;e|&gt;ul y Jack Hk-lcxin of Sheriff
( ’ M Hand', office rlao pkked up
f ih« r requin'menf # n foouei*
Jo- Jam-*, anothar negn, whit
hrm lil h n \* \ *h#* M iiil, a r c :
« hid worked
with
Brown and
| h* i»hfofnl c fiv irn n m c fil, n m if n it
Fnnih. Wioln.aday morning, &lt; hi-f
j Uhl*?
wri•r'ltirifIififf* :
» fe 'v
; Wtlli.m* *iotrd.
| b m I h ; In u u fy him I * h t ji li r il y ; u p J The min war# old offender*, hr
[Hiin'rd out. odd ng that he a'ln
|m 1 nm* v fttr Ih " 'fo' Sbfurpeni «»f
l.nl-d a to mb* r nf rntr'jerio. I J1»*
1 1 arfo me in hr r &lt;if Hm* f r riily ; 01 1
1 [ y lo iho trio.

LTStata th* adalc* flyen by Mi**
U l l . VtnAhle*,1 Ataociale prof*«ME o f Home economics a' Florida
O tia College. to teacher, of th-r
d b W t here for a recent iwn wiek
' M J 1 &lt; In "llouaing a* Helo-nl t . L n &gt; | re In x 1 n n , p i VH' y .
• 'CThh aelectlon of hnuaing i* a*
' hnjiortant aa 'hat of &gt;nv idhr&gt;
B lpor commodity,” ahe *otd, "and
I t t M J ba fl*en more al-.enl on
ptie# It constitute* from 10 t» Hi
yfKtte. o f th. family ««&gt;«&gt;"■
t ' -oyUn yaur houa* In term, nt
W H ay function and in term* nf
tipptatl.lty In 'he event your
f f o h B y glow* or decreaaea, tit m
•fM you wlah to rent part nf f

the

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NOTICE

or
SALE OF
C E R T IF IC A T E S

In accordance with tha pro­
visions of Chapter H29« Act »f
11 1* and upon written reijoeat •(
Kl*oUIDA V*t;ill.IC NKIIVIUB CO.
I will offer for *a1r at public out­
cry to Ih* highest bidder for cu*l«
M the Court I Inune entrance Jit
Eanfor#. on Ih* Uth day of July
i n i at 11 o'clock A M . tax cerflfJrat* or certlflrnter hr Id by the
Kteie together with all nrnltlot
and *ub**Qu*nt levied taxes r*r» ihe
following described Units in ft* rut*
no * County, Florida, to* alt.
Cert. No €17 of July j 1911.
lovering w li or mv *4 „r
nt-il i»-a| Ihlf
NW'4 of RKi* of He.- n Twp
1971
Hit 19 Fast

24th d a y o f June
1
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of
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of
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„ f Ju ly 19 2 4 t t 11 o ' c l o c k A. M .
tax
c e r t i f i c a t e nr c e r t i f i c a t e s h Id
by
tha N l a t e t o g e t h e r
w ith
all
o m it t e d
and
sul m* qu* n|
le vi e d
and seal t hl a j t a l e s on t h * f a l l o w i n g d r i c r i l f -1
f 1111.
lands In H e m ln o le C o u n t y . Flnrld-t.
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I foe 141h day of Jun« ills.

N O T I C E O F S A L E OF T A X
C E R TIF IC A T E S
In a c r o r d a n e g w i l l s
tha
prn*
vhion e . f
C h a pt er
U £ » *. A r t s nf
195* s o d upon w r l t l e n
request of
W II Y U C N O I w i l l o f f e r f o r s a l*
at puli lie o u t c r y t o the
h ig h e s t
fohld*r fo r rutpifo a t tfo* C o u rt l i o n * r u f r a n e e in H a nf or d run th e
U th
* iy o f J u ly 1-*31 at I I o 'c lo c k A.
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t s l ce r I If 1e. it * n r c e r l l f l e a t * *
held by the Hdate t o g e t h e r wJlil
.ill o m l M e d and s u b s e q u e n t l e v ie d
l u t e s oil th e f o l l o w i n g r1» H rr 1lr*«|
lit'tdn In Heifiln nl* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ,
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Court
lliiu ae a n t r a n &lt; » In Hanforu
ffn t h e l l i b d a y nf July 19 3* ;»i
I I o 'c l o c k A. Jd . t a i . » H 1f Jrate or
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I Mil!, !nd„ Jun* 24.— UP1--A
I.-iil'hv. rnnlng ala-pound baby
pul lulled yeaterday In a hnapitml
rill, here blit Ita child bride
irwit he r t p i i i l e a d .

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Big Assortment*^Wash and Silk Egresses

Tailored by K ITTY FISHER

Ladies
Reg. 79c Value

Bevy Bell A nd Sunbeam In All
The New Sheer Materials
Philip Jones
VAN HUSEN

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Chase Sheets
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M em ber Associated P ress

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Expert Climbers
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Search For Heir

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ALBUQUERQUE. New Mexicu,
.lime 26.— (At— A full was iv&lt;urii
* fur rsperlenced mountain climbI 'N i f c w Y O R K ,
Juno 25.— I r n today in the possibility that
i ( A P ) — T h e buying o f s te e l! J'lh" M' ,l,n Mri'.rnm-k m I**m r
,
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. . since Wednesday. might b# rlmfIth m a sent the slock m arke-.
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P r ic e s

up'l fd r the sixth
ilny in ni ^ „ .,r r|,rr &lt;&gt;r rugged Somiu*
|row
today,
a f'e r
an
an-j Mountain Peak.
nouncement
by
Ihe
U. sJ
Th" ■*“ »» uf RK-twrd WWtmer.
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.
K|20 -ypnr-oM tompamofi of the puDSteel Corporation lha'. nonfej , ^ n(( h, ir on lh,
m„ un.
o f Its o ffic ia ls had given as- tain climbing expedition, wa«
it
nurances that its reduction In found last night crumpled
steel prices would not be fo l­ the ban* nf tha cliff.
A plana wa* enrout# from Col­
lowed by wag* reductions.
orado Springs with ■ group nf
The market alid back quietly in veteran mountain climber, who
Ihe tint
hour, many »hare»
arc to scnl# lowering
Sandia
showing loasea of 60 cent* to on#
Prlk.
dollar, but buying quickly ap­
Personally
commanding thr
peared after the ileel itatement,
H
search. Governor Tlngley exand before noon many Mock*
preeaed hia determination that
were from 60 cents to mors than
aearchera would find the
boy
|3 shoes yesterday's final level*.
dead or alive.
This further upswing In itockt
Tha boy, ion of
Mr*. Ruth
'
■ * much"
Hanna HeComkk’ R l m ^ . n d " ; ^
- (19 above pricee of e week’
lata Keaator Madill McCormick,
• 'ago, making it the eteepeat climb
o f Chiragt*. left early Wednes­
.the market hae experienced lince
day with Richard Whitmer, of
-‘ (the Spring 1013 when pricee reAlbuquerque, to scale th* peal( of
•
*wlflly after the baakr
bfr ■■ —
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Lnte yesterday, rarest ttngera
Well 'Street Interpreted U. 8discovered young
McCormick’s
Bteel'e price eut, reducing quolight car parhed deep In Pussy­
tattene an Ite products about 1
willow canyon under the aheer
&gt; I F percent, to the lowest In a
face uf the peak, northernmost
little more than 10 yeara, a* likeIn the Snndia range.
'ly lo aiimulata business,
but
Just before duak, a Transcon­
wepderad what could happen to
tinental and Western Air trans­
profit margtlu, If coat* were noi
port took o ff from Albuquerque
al*u reduced.
with John Simms, Jr., and WllHam Dlueher, to Inspect two obPITTBBURGU, June 26. - (A 1 Jecta seen high on a ledge toward
th e wage problem wa* prujevie-t
th* summit of the peak.
bilo lip- steel
situation
today
iitnidtaneouriy with an annount,n*Ut of on# big
Independent
. producer that it would match (In
: surprise n it in » eel prices on
naunetd b)S the Carnegie-Illinois
Fiva Sinford boy* «rriv*,l In
’ Steel Corporation.
Em.*. Fcreven, Ca.. Thuradsy io
tn New York the U. 8 . 3t*el
altind CltUena' Military Train­
'
Corporation, parent of the Caring Camp under command of re­
• negle-niinoia,
announced
that
serve officer, from the f t l and
. hoM of Ita officials ‘ha* giwn
(64 Infantries, according to laany nsaurmoev* that wag* rnluc- formi.Mon ircehred her* today.
; than* t*U| not follow th# steel
They are John W. McMihon,
C ’ price reductions yesterday.”
Brian J. Hurl. Richard K. Li’ml■
*, In Chic*fO, Inland Steel dr- qulit, James E. I’earson and Wal­
Av/.'i 'etared it would meet lho- price ler J. Ward*
-0 . «Wt and aithnogh other Imle’ pendent producer* were silent,
Tha Hudson rlvtr la 'he mo1'
T tkey were expected te match th* important commercial waterway
cut almost automatically.
on 'he Atlantic coaat.
In Washlntton the AdmlnlairaV
* tlon'a monopoly Investlgatora dis­
closed that “ big aleel” probably
*
; would he tha fln t balled to publie bearing* which ar* expected
I * atari In September.
TALLAHASSEE. June 26— ( * l
— Demand* fer additional school
revenue'from coonty *0ureas to
augment tha Stat* allocation may
bring on n spirited fight during
Ward ha* been received here
tha |939 Florida legislative #**g . the d-atk o f Mr*. Sam-wl
j Maxwell. 11* nf Alexandria- Vs. ■ion to restore th* | 1 n year poll
'Mr*. Maxwell was n member of tax fe r votan.
Assertions that lh * negro vale
iK F 4 tM Seminole Chapter. Order nf
era Star. She died Monday nt may become tha dominating fac­
Alexandria lloxpiui In Alex tor In general election* unlaa*
there la a pall tag restriction al­
Her huahand and two ton*, ready are coming from some
l Any S. Maywell, pad Charles P. so area*.
Thar* are coaataraUtamanU
survive her. Mr*. Ray
In lha farmer Mina Oue- tk ii ■ i m takjif M
TUIk. tha dbWhter af Mrs. k#pt from voting b m u i Uoy
co* Id not pay tha tax.
--------g (Un tRy.
Democratic
nomination
baea U ita n a m t to claatipa la
Florida (a r tha paat M |M ia
to that, In lha two decades
th* Civil War o f 1 U I-1 IU ,
MhJ •(•
flans aad that* wevw aavtral la
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RFA'ITI.E.
.lone 26 1/11
Tingfily
ugniit iivi»rtnok
lh*1
crock Chicogti, MtfV uukit* SI.
Paul
i*n«l Pur if ir “ 0|ym|iiiin‘a
(min t his innrniDg when I he west
ImiuiuI fly* i ml Infer J head nn with
jin #u*t bmiiiil (!»’( ’ ham near In|om«r, Mnntaim. killing
»•»»#
yotuh nut) injuring four t mi 11
111*11 aml seven
J S. Halil, nsHistant general
passenger ngeiit liern. unit! Rub
ert Kckeil, m : m m eai worker,
was killed m Ihe sefnnd (Hympian
accident wdbifi 11 week
Lji*I Sunuay mtuning the (llym*
pian |khmj|«tJ through a weak
•med I'tlilgr tiver ( ’lister t’i«*ek
iU-re i** a part o f tlu* crowd that gHthered fi*r the op&lt; uiug •&gt;f Hu Mutut, i.i.u,
2 fi miles fust of &amp;hles f ’ity. kill
f St VugiMt in*% Fla., whr|e di tji -eu crialuicv in ity h«&gt; -*.n m . hifIiI uu. .1 ,r
Ing an estimated total .»f 17 per
soru*.
rmturnl h.iufds.
Vi^itom nniy look into tank* fiom tilmv*', n th«» *- !»&gt;•*%ti In »• u
Hahl said
that
tciv graph ic mhy p4u r thivugh porlhulen. for more ml limit e views,
word from the crash
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day assarted thr
-nr Olympian
inympian ran
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W ork Of Women s H ig h er P rices Paid At .
G rou p Outlined
K issim m ee Cattle Mart

bound C(?n train nt Ing.imar and 1
plowed Into th,- train a mile
we»t of the achediilrd **|&gt;osltivr
mcel- Junction.

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orand
r a p i d s , Mich., junr
te e
Is C o m m e n d e d
tn m In n*'* h ijli IftJ n tf ’ ' III'p'II , \'t. )•(,(. (. | . 1- V- Ut I ,1M
Ii.i1ifjit ** h'•
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\\It* tl I tit I ■ Vbiil I-MV*'nr uit'ij ‘
W l— Senator Vandrnterg.
For
lt»
A c t i v i t i e s 1^
' h.- *..#kt tif Iht* K Hsini itrmii. Hi. « till I'M1 •■•,'. .1 P ,1 * ll M 1 tit
•Ilf. I Ite I the. I ht! * vii-.itt* •« &gt;i i*v •'« It.limn ■aula otl
Republican, Michigan, in an ailI rur
|Mctip
in • ii vf lit-himl bubttliuii they JiH F” J ff lu Ht 1 HIM' , 1 It. 1, 1 III* • I 1 It 1 1
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drv»a |nvpared for delivery last
Hiiffi* win mail,* !b» 1ll h . i.l uh wtutill.it'41. nttal V y rfo r*
tn
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Tlu* WpmriTa Civic ('nmm
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night warned that ‘‘pump.priming"
p•)*r »-*.11 liinuV lr«"iirgi*n‘.
In«.f
tluSeminole
Coun'V1
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mrn * * l « '* d lower m «.lain hi •nf \11 fitb i \\l»-« Itn.iehl I &gt; ink ilugtn- niaV'in nf ,ler-**v A"ll M tiid 1 ni ■!•■ iir lame ohjecflbah,” but that “ It cannot pro- fhamber of fomm.rcc T*ccK&gt; d
diepatah Ifrom
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permanent kealtb.”
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' .* U fiml I • tub,ii nrifisl IUirpwi,^J|
id'iMUiy thjit &lt;Miiir««i t **'in« lireedm
aaidthe vm U w. nbf^ l»ui*|nerniie Ntiil.niin « urtiimiiru;
Sptakinir »* -s bani|u«t of th*» Women** Hilbm nf the Baltinnirr,,,M‘I*
dn UMife I is t'iniii all' Iht- i.itll*
ul tin 4.. -•|t|*&lt; nmild 11..( In "lie b u n ( 1, (lut* n e il i l l ! 1 veil I I f lIll'V' ^
Mlchlgin
Danker^
Miucbilion ll,ul u *n'’ Maga*ln»,e organ fur * * IKI l* ,n* **
tillsjlie-4 III *hfs s,cl|. II (if Hi. •» 1\»■.I In alivnlin tvlin allt inpts biMiHti (.• &lt;li-|*,iuh of nfulral
VAfidfnUrg aaitl th»* *'wi*h U j cmplnyccs uf the tlalVimnr** and 14 *1* *
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1‘ ii.lay iDrrntNin iii’ii* hcavnt 1 tale Ihiin unyHiuig nl *h» kind tn
i^ulf
, mdiv idiiiil tiheity tin •■iMtiMii ’ M'ii '•• Spam !0
million unemployrd five years ngo t)!&gt;&lt;«• Ilnilron.l,
ihnn last week wiHi Iwn luts .&gt;f %er e*t*l»iuheil befntr. and |*ui11 &lt;d. » ll
t&lt;ii&lt;I Iry hi Imlt Mic Uinib imJiiipiH
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AVlivities of the
ntwi r nterri I by f*«*ti Wall ley a-- I ■11III PIy Would t Ii*' 111 "It Id I- Ibu?i*f v* tnv.dvui! hi a i**nirt |••I riYlhud itiUtix,
moat tavi.h, prudlgxl , [lending Ciiivtniiitev arc lifted as: "Cnm*
I', 'K. lamp taking "tip price- &lt;&gt;l ti*an,
alt'll J*il
Mylil .Milt th. ( I11 in whi« ti Ih«*' ( ’III 11111 fnltta*-. u»ift
spree in (he annile of seil-niennI
” f “ r» lrmtar " f
» lmn.lml ...ol - m n l lot, "!
p* Mill Mill Im fliil j In planning hn\ btraV* tn Min
Iht ht t V fflltaU I in# f.•• •«lh n kl* 11*1 t d
mg profligacy we wind op wi h CO|,j,-* „ ( which ur* putted in
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ml., I.-1 • V « 'll \ Ni 'IImw Hivcc l*k&gt; m ’»»i rfforl In
not
11 million I...S
but «.l»k
with Ita
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mlltiuo ( r |„t,.
nn,| „ih
fr.-qu.-nt
Thr Vial marke’ wn» off ....... "■*" ha" n'm" ' I Hu -unit* Iit11* im
Urip inpiiM ♦ .... . xiVi siy from
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unemployed.
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by visit.os anil hono* people; uni Wita-k lull igiliftj ftiwt we til ;» '1(0 1*411V I(111 It!*' •' Hi.11 11n it1;1It
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Essential pouts In any recovery ib-poaiterv bores pined nt -11abelter pi-kc* (ban were repur*Ml r dunIf» ill id Ii* r Iim* 1* h.t had 1.1
t.* tlankmi. I,* imi.vi m.h.i I ra|ij*
i III1« i fk1 .
p.ogram he said, o.e
I.gk- .............. the city lo re- liny **f *hr up »'ute nnrt-t ftii Hi. tullltia** lull Mul% Ml,If Ilf IMit
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in high places."
|s&gt;• l| ..... \vv1 1it tv•• 1ml
1 1
I ’o w i i s c i i t i i t c s
D o u b le
ford Committee tv greet ull newj ,, nr||„y (,„|
„ L.l
f nil 1* pur W1M1 Mm In dr.il'i. atsd
(21 "Regulation of business 'for
t.
M.l
llu*
l-.H''•hi
comers listed with tl..- Chamber." (illr,.|,r„| Angus yearlings l&gt; o. Hie big tlt'ii^r f i&lt;** a hi»|u»\
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its awn Mika and for ta* common
. III. V, .1 Tl«.(. ft,r till- fill MM*
Mi*
The nrtirle explains how thC ||,,
J-J „ hrvl
a&lt; mu1 tin-* nlatf ul uf
wtlfar*. Police business to protil
P'f
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Minit
V
tb.IM
S
ill
committee of three women rail*
Thr ,,,3, 1^ 1, this week at ,1s.
ila’ ftj m all fry
Uct th# good from the bad.”
'"|M •
Tin1
ItM-nl
Tiiwr^mnil
Club
hvvi'ii t||# &lt;ud •if llu*
mu ni'wromprt
mid prum'nti
( 3 ) *‘Uu*lna&lt;* muat freely ad .
•Ktinl iH «|iintn uf 11 I tin pul*
I \v-M in i llu • Sp » 111) 41f
mK labor', right to a ronstaatly ' ^ " ; ' ^
card.
representing
1
I I'Fiit ilu rru".' til iiiFiiitntr'ihip in
expending eh.r* of the fruit, of P i«H «.n y every lin* of bus.neas
1 • HtuMVc in*-111!&gt;*•0tali11» c#iu*
II. ll t • 1. TlkilJlIlf oilier t'i ngs.
nnd
offering
fri-c
"samplp
serv
tla own production.
i*
W4K»"11
ill
In1'.
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•
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Ho
I.*#," Th# reaction, the story
Ut lull,. •ll" lilt 1I'M1
lh# club ji t-'rday, Arthur A.
doily- III***
slates, ha, been must ([ratifying.
INQUEST POHTrONKI)
t;ul imii itiH Hi** Ii-ii Hiiii* endiiiii] Kirchludl. »#.i#tui) reported l#M ARIANNA,
June •J6 -(/,P ) Th# vlre-rhalrman nf lh# Worn'
-— ^
bill, n, tin1 • mmiT t mil Hiimhike* d-iy
Sheriff W. L Witfotd *«i&gt;l an rn's ( ’.immilti'r, Mrs. Kndor Car
Mrs. \V I. I lugliey directed tho
rluiidc* Murpltri'i1, t iu\4*r*ll&gt; iuMiit vt iii. nl , m.l Hium, icvu iMf
TALLAHASSEE, June 26 —
inquest into the death of W. W. letf. th# article says, " it a famous
Wvslcr, abut at he si*. In hi. bed rook and charming hs»l«*x; bee (A1 — Five liundri-d men who ilriv.- •if Kluriilrt or ran i.i, will I*r** «*i‘ i tli«- rt**al •«»Miinv**t 4V ••f a y»i»t uli# -toy dnv# nnd with F. II,
EIi | im Hu* b f| {«ll
rue it ul al I Im* I’ ir 1 H|f»t!••* I cuim ■! lh*1
&gt;Mir |ly c,«r», itr■aaiM
room near *n open window, ha, beautiful e-untry hoon* is a the big trucks ailing Florida's an «•fit (in
Mi'tlniUiHtf'tmrrli Tu*,**l'i|
kin |iii*(nr ;W fu« i .-♦»n-nn i /.in?e tin1 iiijiiibwr nf iim inlwr-Miipji. OHiuri
showplur#. She has k m H»an­
postponed, indefinitely.
highway, will t&gt;# r e l y by Janu nitf
Hm* itrivt*
iifi^ ,
ihLf a* K IT* uVInrV. ll* v
I*ml ............
* 'Mill M« Iim I lm»lb ruiiti'ltiilf 111
nul* County rhiiirinnn of thr U#d
.lnitii‘1 li Shart'ii, .1 M. Wilson*
Cross; organitpr nf th# county's *i y I I# give find old to motor |(«'i|f(Mtrnt |'ii&lt;tt»r, ;iiiii"Mih •I 1&lt;0 win* I* wmii a w ir.
K. C. Hniilli,
Mu*.
Jfanneliri
Federation of
Women's Clubs: Ut* and prdrslriiins who ar# in­ day.
(itHMlIitlri llt-nry
kniff, \V. J.
.Mr Murplm# i- it F-ll»w #•
first vice president o f the Fer- jured in accident*.
I im iila !«• a n ti M t\ K ir c lih a / f ,
lb# Ainericiiii timid nf Uiunni-t t
nald-La ught nun Memnrtsl 1. Hos­
They will in- graduates of th#
Mr. Kirckhiiff alio tipresifit
pital Assoriation and srcrrlary first aid rlaimvu conducted by II# is prrvidi-nl nf III# I1 lurid.1
appri iMuitMii
!•»
Tlu*
Hanfurd
county war* turned over lo the o f Its executive board; first vie* the American Red Cruse, and lliviviin uf th# Guild.
lltfnhl f«ir llu* f'tvurftbU* pub*
II# win iippoi'it.-d lo his prr&lt;
school fund. The collection* president and chairman of lh* their diplomas will b# th# first
lUMly |fiv**ri Ik** vlub
throughout th* &lt;1 counties to­ Federation's Child and Welfare aid nlirkrrs and kits they receive vnt pust ul tin- Itnivervity in
1926 unit Is Mill to h# lino ul
taled about fd&amp;0,000 for IM S Board;
auditor
of
Sanford for their truck*.
Hi# few Americana (•&gt; have «#■
$10,0011 D a m u K e s A r c
and 1938, th* Innt collection Women’s Club* (fo r post six
The Florida Trucking Aaaoriu
rupird such pu-iitiuns ut III# ag#
period. Rom* countlo* this year yeara); past president Sanford tinr inaurural#il the
plan to
In T w o S u its
I b#
i.'gulur
m m1 uiuntidy
had
trauhl*
g *U I»« enough Carden Clubs; organiirr of th* have it* drivers ready to be Good " f 198
inr#
llurntublisliliirnt
nl
nintlnt;
nf
t(m
City
C.iihmiasiull
money to haep their echooU open county's first PTA, nnd it* presi­ Samaritans when they com# upon
Two da 111:1 ;# uita fur (10.000
un
tin- will In- In Id m th# City
full term*.
dent for several years; instrumen­ accidents along th# road. They 1 adin atittimi W ltllF
eut-h were filed ill the Cuunty
,ck.
Tha 1987 Legislature repealed tal &gt;n securing a county ham* will render what aid they cun Florida University campus l » ' Mnnitay nirlu at t;;»i
Clerk's officr yesterday,
1'J’JS, Mr. Murplirrr has lirnml-i
_.__.
the law requiring poll tax pay- demonstration agent
penning arrival nf a physician ur
(1. W. Rppnrvr, alturrey. fair0
cast
dally
for
two
nnd
on#
hall
llicinlly
,-t.s
t.-,|
uffm
rs
..f
lh#
menu aa a voting requisite. In
removal of Ihe injured to a hos­
u praecipe in un action Drought
hours
except
Sunday.
Kuliiry
C
lu
b
will
Inin.lall.d
ul
the 1911
Democratic primary
pital.
Tb#
Methu.lisr rbiirih
liiui lh# l.un li. ,&gt;n ,.f Hi., rlul, in tlui hy lierlhn L. CamplH-ll against
then were 419,000 vote* cast n»
“ W# Live no idea of trying
Monger,
just
finDhud
instuhmg
ti
new
Vulil#x llnltl Muruiay ul
12:16 Hub Kelts ami Ralph
co pipe red with 326.000 In the
to take th* ptare o f any phy­
Another prareip# was fil'd by
pips- organ, built hy M I*. Muller'u'clwk.
1930 prtawry.
sician," said john A. Eb#l, th#
attorney Sldm-y J- Nlv m behalf
of Hagerstown. Mil. The organ
aaaociatiun’a secretary. ‘‘ We do
Tha 1090 State census showed
Alminda Ingle gtinecipher, TO,
hi* two manuals and two pedals,
Violulur
Ilf City
onluianrea •&gt;f L V. Johnson again.'. Andtew
Florida's population to b* I.I30«&gt; mother e f J. M„ Stlnrc pher of Vaht our men equipped to give
with latest modern electne action, will b# m#d I# fur# Jmlg# Frank M. Carruway.
003 whttaa aad 403,206 negroes. Ihla city, died at her bom* tn emergency aastatanc* when th#)
It is raid to lie beautifully tuned 11* Miller ui u usaluii uf the Mu
In 1170 there war* 00,067 white* Grandview. Trim. WA night fol- fine persona Injured along th*
WAS SHE GLADI
and taperuilly voiced fur a nicipul Couit ut th# I ’ulice 8 la
and 91.040
h»*lng an illness of about six road* outside o f cltlaa."
church. It ia built into the,(ion lluii.luy aflrrnoun ut ■l:l&gt;'i
Tha fln t Red Cross, class for
HAN FRANCISCO. June 26.—
Sponsor* o f the poll tax re­ week*.
church beliind th* choir loft, nnd i o'clock.
tha truck drivers now I* being
) (,V)— Police unlocked a Columbar­
peal charged e lee tla ns could be
U entirely rncloird in n arpor
Mr*. RthMcIpbcr baa viaited San­
ium In Odd Fellow* Cemetery and
dominated by organised Interest* ford many t ia n and ka* spent conducted In Jacksonville. Th&gt; ato exprea.lon chainber. Tb# ruse
Circuit J iuIk # Millard 11. Smith
moling block payment* at poll rrttrxl winter* with her son and complete course requires part I* oak. matching lh# interior of yesterday sentenced Uscur Wal­ out walked n middle aged w e »KacF lb* church.
un. She wouldn't say mho »hn '
tasaa for votars. They said
datifhler-Ui-law- here. -She wax a lime study far 30 day*.
lace, charKid with breaking and
man who lakes tha bUtru'ctmr
was. She wa* visiting tha rext-'
«audit lap woqld be eliminated by
resident of Rhe* county,
entering wilh intent to commit
will b* furaia&amp;aO a first aid kit
ing place o f ashes o f relative*.
paavidlng free voting privileges
REEK AIK MAIL
to and she and her bnaa miath-im-unur, lo spend three
to tarry In 01* truth.
Thursday when th* wstekxsna
fo r all persona above 1 1
. A . N. Stinecipher celet rated
years
in
the
Slut#
penitentiary
ARCADIA,
Jun#
26
id
.F
U
Ebel elan announced plana To
locked the vault. She found 0
t)wlr guidon name,nary some time
track mobillxaikm lx time* nt citrus belt (Ilia, are rooperaling at ftaifurd.
telephone and called polk*. "I'm
Mow.lheop ooaklng restoration
disaster in Florida, for
trana ■ ilh Poet matter Bloom if lake­
glad I could walk out."
Of lha poU tax require meat aala rarv.ved by her hq-Land,
Th# Zoo received a
aix'fuOt
porting ptraona or food anppli# land in en effort to obtain air­
lataraaU
10 clUldna pad a number o f "W o will bo ablo to make 78 mail service six days 1 week. They rattle snake yesterday aa the gift
• v Dqow rraUc
gmudihl'drcn- Funenl eei vice a
are Arcadia, Avan Park, llartow, uf A. L Helms o f Altamonte
by ergmauing big will bo conduced at- the laptiat I rucks available at almost any
Laka Waive, Wiuchule, Hebring Springs. Th* snake has It ’ rat­
o f nagro vataa fo r tlw Charrh la Grandview, Sunday af- doaignatad place wttMa a few
rad Haines City, One mall piano tles. Janu-a L. Moughton, super­
ho an,” ho said.
Florida— Partly cloudy.
could atop a t the six office, ami intendent of parka ta ll that Mr.
thu ad embower*
E
LakiUnd In two hour*. Puttmis- Ilelma* son was picking deer Used
will m**l at tongue ia a field when tha rat­ and possibly In the extreme 1
to plan their tier struck at him, misatng by 1 portion and f ^ " L1“
few

Red Cross Gives ]Uaude Murphrce
Truck Drivers To Play On?an At
First Aid Course Methodist ( hurtii

Need Of Additional School Revenue
May Lead To Fight For Poll Taxe3

k , Mrs. Samuel Maxwell
U Victim Of Death

t

Italian R eprisal^
Are Threatened By
Barcelona Regime

t in e

C o llid e s

K illin g

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$ j*

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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . J U N E 25. l!i:ti

Shares Send Olympian Is
or Overtaken By
New Disaster
Day In Row

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IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
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Sem inole ('m in ty i'rod u res
Mure F ru it Anil V egetab le* Than A n y
S im ila r A rea In A m erica

Mrs. Stinecipher Dies
AtHome In Tenneaiee

LOCAL WEAT

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AHE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

The Dirigible’s Role

Sanford Herald

STRANGE AS tT

SATURDAY. JUNE 25, 1938

by JOHN HIX

f KRfc1H6 OtilYBooili
NJTfUPPLltD
M 7H B LO W /

•» ’I"*' Graf Zeppelin sw1
. n record of many thousands of
mile* across Ihe North and South Atlantic with not a sin*&lt; gle accident, and (he Himlcnhurg was on Ha way to n sim­
ilar record when the explosion of Its hydrogen gas caused
Vi ,flp GCnl tragedy which did more than anything else to
£ dampen enthusiasm for this type of travel. It should he
&gt;.t pointed out. however, Ibil exerts are agreed that the
accident would never have occurred if the Hlndenhurtr had
heen using helium gns.
As a military Inst rumen'., the dirigible Is somewhat
&gt;«« in tne position of the destroyer, the primary purpose of
IT. which is for scouting the enemy, Although the destroyer
his n deadly weo|sin in its torpedoes, this weapon cannot
i.. tie used as long ns the destroyer can lie seen and shot at
_ hy the heavier guns of the opposing forces. It needs a
fog, -a smokescreen or some other protective screen to
sn'eld it from enemy guns, before it can engage successy fully in battle. However, with its speed, it can stay out
of gun range and do yocmin service in locating and keepKK ing tab on the enemy.
h"
In this respect the dirigible could he of Invaluable us" ‘f "is'.ance. Tt has a long cruising range which makes it pos[he nible to scout the opposing forces in mid-Atlantic. High
I up above Ihe clouds It could drift along, unseen and un­
heard. It could lower an Observer in a tiny cable car who
could report very important facts almut the enemy, nnd
never be seen. Airplanes could tic hunched which could.

SONGS OK ENGINES

cit&amp;MM UHUUIIUJNWIHA,
PRtStPttiTtftM lNiCM
REPUBLIC,
,
$ AMex-ii.z MARINE/

'&lt;■ I

/ I haar a train, getting up atram

^ U la a v a
i,|W .1 fc r .town; then whistle down
» V Ota n igh t

Than faintly ringing from another
i

1*

1

.Anather

rall-aonir

spiral* inv&gt;

'r M ia d ,

, Spirals lo the full round volume
of a tuna
- Seng . hy a (rain that', swlf'.ly

•'

earning home,

KSptg by a train thit'a happy to

r.lif..

MOSCOW —l/PI -Soviet pikd
llrhcnko rlalni. a record of 330
kdon'rterj" (about Hid mileal for
n /tight In a two-seatrr glider
with pa»&gt;pnger.

,

. Binging. “Good night, good by."

made” family his rnt ha* adopted
will Ik* able to »«m.* a b«ilMo£ in
ihe eye when it** number* grow
up. The rut returned recently
frmn u stroll m a nearby pasture
with a •mull coUontail
in It*
mouth and deptmitfd it with h r
newl&gt;-bom kittens. Other trips lu.
the pa*lure brought other batiy

ru*tum;iH!y used and got eacil*
lent rr*ult».

'AcgnWpany the thought, of midHigh! hour*.

A pleasant tune that dwindle* into
slender note.
m p e tha further ravern. of ihe

PE NSACO LA, June 25 .—
—
An Encnmhia county grand jury
inflicted II. It. Varnum, county
school superintendent yesterday,
for malpractice in office and rrcfinimended to Governor Cone his
immediate removal and also re*
moral o f Sh eriff II. E. dandy
and Conttnnble M a llo ry * W ill lama,
Vnrnum wan charged with ap­
proving n false invoice o f a Pen­
sacola hardware company for
$ 1(15*50 “ so an to enable It to
procure a loan from a Pensacola
honk secured by said Invoice.’*
No indictments were returned
against dandy and Williams.
The jury accused the sheriff
o f “ drinking so that he is at
times thereby made unfit to per­
form the duties o f his office and
in he entrusted with the danger­
ous weapons and authority o f his
offic e o f using obscene and pro­
fane language and o f laaity In
protecting evidence.if
Williams, the jury said, wM
lax In his custody o f a truckload o f liquor which was stolen,
later recovered, and then
diattfipmrcd while bring held fur
evidence.

T u r k iy Itprnd their early live* In
tent*, under the method* of Mr*
William Ihiylr, in eiperivncetl
t»rt»«rr. Mr*-. Doyle suh*tit«tr«|
ten I* for the wooden
bro&lt;*le r*

b l*« grsal beasts, friendly .ml
• ‘comp.nlnnshlr,
That with their breathing unuhw

CAT EXPANDS UTTER

TIOSK.Vll.t.R.

•* eurve of night,
T.'/Wafy hear thr engine. In 'he

jT -tfU th fe V

Grand Jury Indicts
EscambiaSchool Head

Foreseeing the efforts which will be made for Mc­
Call's pardon, onco his death sentence Is commuted, the
Miuml Herald says “ It does not want to be vindictive, hut
It does want to express w !*tfn ft»lle*k)i to be the opinion
of the people of this county—that the man who commit­
ted Iho worst crime In the history of the county, a crime
which aroused the most Intense feeling on the part of the
people and which never will be forgotten, should receive
the punishment Assessed hy tho law and meted out by »
just and able judge."

V- &gt;. be heme.

In helwean the longs of the
-' long twins,
Tha liUla shunting engines gen'-

8ANTORD TWENTY YEARS AGO

IS YKAHH A JOCKEY . . . .
When Jockey John Oaborne.
famous English rider, hung up
Ida anddlu in IH9'i ha had com­
pleted Ihe longv.t track record
ever made in tha history of thv
turf.
Onborne was 30 year* old then
—an old man na far a. active
.ports competition la concerned.
For 4A yean
he had bflotel
mounts homo over the various
English tmek*. Osbome died in
1922 at tha ago of Hit.
Ilia record rail, to mind that
of Slave Omoghue, another long­
time Hritlah Jockey who retired
last year after 31 year* In Ihr
.addle He waa 32 when he nu.t
the track.
John Faulkner, another English

Mort Florida PWA
Cotie To TakeNo
Projects Approved To Prevent Nazi
WASHINGTON, Jon* 2 &amp; -M V -

TAIXAHAHSEE,

June

*» —

A number of Florida projects were' &lt;JP)— Governor Cone said y e e h ^ fl
approvmd yesterday an the PWA day ha would take no step* MN
acud awtftly U get construe*,km
krork andsr way By putting oat
gnuiia sad loans grtaUng |M,1I5,flIU f IIJm

r,jy~’ &lt;
ESTa

long betn Ihe scum- o f controveny on Oils point. b*"cau*c of
it* great distance from Austin,
T e lia ' capi.al.

ill.(Mill I.KSH TISSUES . . . .
HIGIITH OF TEXAS. . . .
Texas, largrat of tha Unl'rd
Stales, at any lima can divide it­
self .Into lira separata aiatas
without consent of the Federal
government, In .pita of tha fact
that tha l). S. Constitution decs
not sanction such an action.
The right to subdivkk was
granted tha stats when it le ft
ita atatua of a republic to bcconiu
a member of tha Union in IMSOnly tha consent of the people uf
Ten*a ta rectasary.
Tha T r ia l •‘ Panhandle" has

In apite of the fact
ryes often
becume
they rontain the only
sues not Mrred writs

that your
bloodshot
bnddy II**
b.ood ves-

"The coi^ira and the lena of the
ar*
both avascular,"
a
recognised authority on the sub­
ject states.
‘Tlowarcr.
und-r
certain conditions blood vessel*
may and •do grow Into tha cor­
nea from surrounding tissue. This
condition la known aa vascular
cornea or pannu* anti ta - not
usually permanent"

‘MY FRIENDS’

We Pay Cash For
Used Furniture At

FURNITURE CO.
too
Ph
Stanford Ave.

Have Your Clocks And
Watches Repaired lty
One Who Really
Knows How

JEWELER
108 Magnolia

SANFORD
ELECTRIC CO,
Fixtures

Wiring

Can deliver neat week— Kim ­
ble
Hardwood
Albas, “ Pio­
neer" Sheep Manure, Cheka
Timelhy Hay—

From ear. aa track

Phone 285

John F. Pearson

RECAPPING

rye

With A New
Heavy Tread

C See C. Welsh

Sim Younts returned Kiiday Beach when they will remain sev­
,M gwlng the freight cars into
from Moore Haven where he has eral wreka.
Jlaca with rniej
Mi** 0 lie Vera Gll-mn left
• iXU'atly behind my thoughts been the las* few months un busi­
Friday night for a tisit of sever­
ness.
-'that' move,
Mrs. O'Kane, whwo has been 'he al weeks In Kivsnnsh, da., her
Hawing ‘.hair allvar blos-otn* to
tha stirs,
guaat of her son-in-law and old home, where she wltl visit rel­
M i l their soothing song, igaln daughter, Mr. snd Mrs. George atives and friends.
J. I). Hood ha* returned f.om 4
Vrnstle for eevrral months, left
Friday night on a visit to reia- trip 'ji flat Springs,
ERICA SB1.FRUHIK
II. G. Smith dropped Into town
‘-Ives and friends In Kouth Caro­
lina. Her many friend, in this yesterday after a prolong, | ahTaye* pMysd a largo part In
city wish hrr a pleasant visit and -relies In the wood* broking aftei
NMlica'i revolt against Englantlhope to see her back In thk- city h.a cross-lie liu*ine*« snd other
it hk tha yaar I93H we bettor
Hut lets connected with hi* miny
hi the FaU.
d mention that.
Oviedo enterprises.
The Red Croes Auxiliary in
Mrs. G. W. KnWmingsr, I.ewla
Kanford
will
have
Mne,
8
.
M.
Ber­
[t we kll listened tn tha advke
Kntimlngcr and Miss Maude Enlsry with them Thursday afleinuon
Dover arguing with a parson
ininger of Ijmgwuod wars In the
city yesterday on a shopping tour
r whose opinion* wa have no at Moon's Htallon church.
moat, there would ha few argu- Mr.- Tom Hawkins and sister, i nd railing on (heir fr^.tplc.
Misa Annie llaaikln*. left 'aa&gt;
In compliment lo Mr*. Gadsden
week for Commerce, Ga.. where of Charleston, who la tha guaet
they
will
spend
tha
summer
r alnce Ihe history of the
of her staler, Mr*. T. I. I»uma&gt;
Mrs. I’rnest Gal'owsv an'etuinud
. began, people hava been months.
B. L. Wewton arrived yesterday at end* Friday afternoon.
»g and dying for their freeTha country horn* waa all weNow they ara fighting ai’J from Vera and will remain sever­
al weeks on business.
lively urcora'ed with beautiful
to give It away.
Mr. and Mrs, Eugens Roumll at dirk ltd dihlias.
Itiltge was anjoyert dtrlnr ‘A a
la Boston a nurse bit a and Mr. and Mra. A. H. Wallace
driver to make him n e tt spent a pleasant day at Daylosu afternoon. Hrs, G. F. RmilL nukng L.;*h rcoro waa awar lad tha
hkte Would It he a go-si Death on Bunday.
la mount some nurse* on
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. VXIgglns ru- pru-'. un exrpiiiiU hvvi em bn!'lyct#* and let them patrol turaed to Ocala Mondty afler en­ ried r»ndkerthkf. IHr gu*»l at
Florida highway* T—Ocala joying a brief visit with Mar. Wig­
gins’ mother, Mrs. W. N, baffler.
Mr. sad Mrs. G. C. Chamber­
nor Cono stale* that tho lain left Friday far Dtytona Diach
boards ara slot machine# where they will remain a week or
list When tha boy* shoot todays.
arbles. Governor, tha ota- Mrs, D. C. Marlowe and lllt'a
heep* them and thla Is son left Saturday foe Dayfsru

game of thanes favors
bat tha operators.—Lnk#

rider- rode until ha was 71—and
never once bet on a ratal Ha get
Info the uddlt again at 102 to
break an unruly that*, died at
104 in 1933.

DIRECTORY

Law Summer Prices Un
CooledKcs Ily-Urade Pain Is &amp; Yarnishea
Kyunixe Eitameb, Bond C«kl Water Pajnt,
O. K. Cement Palnl
Plelure Framing A Hpeelally

i. d . M a r t i n
No. to N. Sanford Are.

$4*95 And up

�B A T U R D A T , J U N E 25 , 19.T8

*

Social A nd Personal Activities
GENE MARTIN LANEY, Social? Editor

Mrs. Smith HostesS
At Party For Son

Telephoua 148

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t
_ .
_ Mrs. Garrison Plays -----------S o c ia l L a le n a a r
Hostess To Circle
P p r s n n n1%
MONDAY
The Round Robin Circle of the
Woman‘a
Auxiliary
of
Holy
*' Cross
Episcopal
Church
will
lueet at the home of Mis. Mar*
Ruret B arn *
IK) Weal 13th
Street « 4:00 o'clock.
The quarterly luionru meeting
or the W turnin'* Mi**t&lt;tnary HocU'ty of the Kir*i l!u|iii*t Church
Will be held At ,1:111 o'clock. Ke­
rry officer and general chairman
please be present with
report.
All member* arc urge,I to attend.
WEDNESDAY
Hoard of Ih-uron*. W M S
Prayer Service, and It
T.
II.
Worker* Council meet
at the
First Itup li*t l htirrh ut H:00 |*.

Harrietts Entertain
With lloutinit Party
Mr. and Mr*. M IV. Harriett
entertained with a total parly on
the St. John* River I.me Rout.
**&lt;’ •1y « f Sanford." last engl.l
honoring Mr*. T. A. Siewart. an1
Mi*a Helen Hutton o f
tum-ll
Ala.
The party sailed aa far a* fa1-nnd where they wete met by
rais for the return trip Sup|e r
■a* serve* I on tnmrd the boa I ar.d
a natermrlon railing wu* en
Joyed.
Among lho*e invited hy Mr.
and Mr*. Harriett for ihe teat
trip were; Mr*. Steward
and
Hi** Dutton, honor guest*, Mr
ami Mr*. T S. Wright, 1). If.
Hodges. Bill Wright and AnguJ
Harriett.

Mr*. R. 1. Rarrtxntt rnVrtomnl
Mia* Caroline Hill has aa her
member* of the Community S e w ­
ing Club Thursday afternoon «t guest. Miaa Caroline lluater of
Fort Myer*.
her bam* on Richmond Avenue
At th* conclusion of thr wwins
period, refreshment* of limeade
and rake were nerved the f o l l o w
in*: Mr*. J, I. Jackson. Mr* T
M. Dunlap. Mri. R. U. Ilutrhiv.n.
Mr*. Roalun Stevie, Mr* U (&gt;.
Hunter- Mr*. J. C. Ellsworth,
Betty Hunter and Joe Hutchison.

Mrs. E. A. Douglas Is
HostessAt Lake Mary
A spend-the-day party
en­
joyed a*, the home of Mr*. E A.
Douglas in I^ke Mary Thursday
A delightful time * * * repor&gt;r&lt;l.
1 hose attrnding were Mrs. Juno
Ron midst, Mrs.
Mary
SI nmg.
Mr*. John T. Brady, Mix* ISougla*
and diughUr.
■day for

JACKSONVILLE, June 2b. (A1) Sarah Bryan, Florida’s enly
woman justice uf the peace, was
re elected president of the slate
association uf justices and cmstables yesterday.
Other officers named at the an­
nual convention here werv Tom
Ferguson. Miami, vice president;
Mrs. C. M. Stewart,
I’slinett &gt;,
secretary treasurer; and the fol­
lowing district
assistant
vice
president*: Hugh Culbrrath, Tain-

MOSCOW, —(AT—A world *«•*
plane broken-line distance recurd
for members of their aei is
claimed by three soviet women.
Paulina Oaiponko. who t* a lieu­
tenant in the army air force, wdh
Vera Lsimaka and Marina Ha*'
Vovsafjlew LORD miles in nine
huu/s, .31 minutes over a course
Sevastopol, Epa\oria. ' tVhdkuff
Sevastopol, on the
Black
aea
NEW YORK, June 25.— (AT— coast.
The New
York Post announced
Yesterday It was postponing publi­
cation of a serir* of articles dcalFAIRBANKS, Alaska - (AT—
Ing with an aPegrd German es­
pionage ring until after the trial AI White thinks nothing of a
hike—no hitch-hiking
• f tour defendants now under 200-mil*
available—
to
got a Job. In Ihu
ir m t . The announcement came
whito Federal Judge Murray llul winter he hiked to Fort Yukon
bert considered a decision In the to chop wood, and a* summer ap­
government’s suit seeking to re- proached hiked to Fairbanks in
strain the newvjyiper from print­ search for other work.
the aeries.' written by Leon
Federal
0.
Turrou. resigned
agrnt who assembled the eve
drnrtt which resulted in the IndlcKm-nt- Monday of lit persons,
Including 14 German*.
HANK NIGHTS OUT

. TAM PA, Juno J5-&lt;AT For 'be
first lInn' In four years the Tam' pa Theatre held no weekly bank
night drawing last night and ihe
F&gt; Ahrxtr* management soM there
would bo none pending a Supremo
Court ruling an legality o f the
. plan

FISHERMAN LANDS BIKE
—Arthur Strobe went fishing and
on tbo first cast pulled up a
bicycle. Police said someone stole
tke bike for ■ Joyride and lh*n
tossed It into a water filled sand­
pit. Us youthful owner said it
had been missing for a week.
Tha four highest rvelatnw’.lon
dams o f their type In the United
S'ates are located In Arlaona—
Boulder dam, wedge type; Roose­
velt dam, masonry type; Colldge
dim, multiple dome typa, and
Bartlett am, multiple arch type.
The United fltatee, which hee

t/. TU U IA . Okie.,
(AT—Once la
a white the errant auto driver
’ t » U a break. After a Tuba po; Ik e thief warned drivers they
would be logged for not having
' lights in good working order, be
:‘ d]pcnfr*r*&lt;l the police department
WM out of toga. "W e will peat*
pens the campaign for n* few

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Brantley
In eelebralmn of their Golden " '• « high'
* « " * » *'
u ,« ‘ • ' " ,
front Wedding Anniver*ary, Mr. nr.l thro# lld o e l boat* in sn allompl lo rruur bbd m
tied th*
J M Wynn will be honor'd th. dangerous mllo-doop |or|» of ih. Colorado
ligate*. » ' a reception tomorrow aft. r i ),.w&gt; pr.paring In •*! *oil
Sealed nrore.i c o m .
inoun from :ll)O to U tM o V U k a.
Unl.......... . f M i.h.,... „ „ I „ „ . |
In fro,
A r m d d thc,r horn,, on ll.r u . Height*
.........
U -ivor.i., of M .«h „.n . Si.n.,
r*. Am-1
'he following have arnvrd to '
'
Mm. W .’ b* with iheir parrot* on the on
Clover, Michigan b oU .iil, and bo.nl. her ..
to, N. C nlver*ary today: Mr and Mi* ilia, loader of the oapodltlon
Horace Sanderson, and Howard
ha*
re- Wynn of
CoralCable*-andMr
are she •ml Mr*.Minion Wynn
and son
I aider Raul, of Miami Hcaeli AI*o Mr
L. Mor- ■ml lira. J WWynn of Kissim
'S hwi iravHd fu*t ovvr lit*
mee are expeeled to arrive tml iv
BACK FENCE" .
‘ ml I'VF.H
Mr. and Mrs W. H, Arnold
THE TEACUl*S
and wher
have moved from 1M0S Sanford
ever WOMAN IS. . »o the) SAY
Avenue tn the home of l)r.
. . . but it TEAMS TO HE
Samuel Hnleston on North Grandrral nww* g%*t* umuitd •*• •
view Avenue,
MOSCOW. _&lt;A&gt;&gt; -Taxicabs are TKA PARTY Ilian anywhm* v\r*
MAY1IK
»t‘*
in *i
breaming nutieeable oil Moscow ■i nil.
Mrs Allen Blount and Mias street*.
ifi yIkmI^v'a*o
tin
*v
telling I
Sara Blount have returned from
There were only oil' taxis in EVERY BODY ELSE how pretty
Jacksonville where
they
have
'h.- capital of nearly 4,&lt;*Ki.(MH) m •he look*
Hut that’* such
been
visiting
Mrs.
Blount's
b s b iU ig a at the beginning of this n JOY CilVINli oecupatlon FAR
mother.
year lint Ihe number had m IlE IT fr^m me to ruise u finger
creases! to 1,100 by May and the
Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Rigger* government plans to have CiMM) ut in romplaint . . . .
I’ EOI'I.E did look lovely at tl"
anil family have aa their guest*. o|&gt;erstiun hy the end of the year
Leu for THE THREE HR1DES
Mrs. Anita Roseberry, Miss Caro­
On y a year ago tail* were a , one TO BE . . M»rgaiet llroce
line Reborn, and Jack DeLymJ*.
comparative rarity m Moscow, is an only rhUd. and her moth r
all uf Miami.
with uiily ufrw stands where thev
'* going to MISS HER So . . . .
could be found. Cruising 'alts »‘.ill
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Klnard are unknown. The only wiy to hir* but light now she (her mother)
have left for
South Carolina a cab is to go to u aland or call Wishes she WDDl.ll make up her I
mind about THE litHU|lfl,T . , -|
where they will visit. They will for one by telephone.
also visit several northern point*
There are 05 .taxi a'ands now . . Isrutlir the flowers hate to (
before returning home in
the mostly in piomintnt squares, with come from 'W AY' OFF . . - bv 'lie I
Fall.
250 more planned. So inflexible lg way, the flowers u*ed at the ten'
. . 'id
tha servisr that the government were unosoally lovely.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Mann found line* of idle cab* at some WHAT I thought were lit' la* h-ihy
have as their guest, Mrs. Msnn’a stands while none wa&lt; available tinnius me really MATRICARIA
or maybe SEVERFEW IO
mother, Mrs. 8. E. Ives, Jr. of
Orlando.
Mr. Iva* will arrive
YOU . .
today to visit Mr. and Mra. Mann
. . The receiving line, SOME'.
for the week-end.
F I R S T ‘ S W I N G * s i ng e r
before Britain's rulers wsv blond
Friends of Mtaa Virginia McEdith Dahl, who Is sppesring in
Rory and Mias Mary MeRory will
a London Uirslrr while await*
big release ef husband, Harold,
regret lo Isara that they under­
a prtioner In Spain.
want a tonsllectomy yesterday at
tha Farnsld-Laugnion Memorial
WHOLE, and W IIA T S MURK .
TRUCK CRUSHES SHEEP
Hospital.
|'il like lo describe each urn- in
divsluatly but I'll Just say th &gt;
EVANSTON,
Wyo.. —(A1 Mr. and Mra, Nnrman B. Dowere gracious and chafiuuqf. .
Forest and daughters. Miss Eliea- Rounding a curve on a transeun- and I didn't
any UHLD IIP
tiaental
highway
near
hare,
n
both Dr Forest, and Miaa Gale DoSMILES all afternoon. . . . ‘n
Forest have left for New York bog* transport truck tore Into a that’s aumpln' . . . .
City where they will vlelt for band of several hundred sheep.
. . . . Mrs- Rucker was weir
Before It could atop 10 of th*
several weeks.
Ing a Ira frock with a ta ffria 1
animals were hilled. The owner nf
WOUND
AROUND'
the aheap, who ama herding them bob-ro all
with rofflea. . . . bar DURHAM'
down the road when Ihe accident
occurred- estimated Ihe damaj,*a gave It to her for UllHISTMAH. j
, . urn, good taste. Dr. . . . I lot&gt;
at ItOt.
the cute w»Y Mrs. II. B. Pop*
two weeks there with friends and COL'KS her right eyebrow, it's
relattves.
They were accompa­ delightful. . . . she’d much rathui |
nied home by their neice, Miaa watch GRETA GARIU) SUFFER
RUaabeth Muse.
IN A BLACK DRESS than to
watch an ole HALL GAME. , *b*
Mra. M. D. Margen end daugh­ said so. . . . Mrs. Wilton uf Dal­
ter, Bhlrtey, o f Pmtalk* arrived las, Mm- Highlvyman'a aistsr was
smartly gowned In dub«w»*t taw
. , . aM Jo MeDanlol really was
HARPER'S
PERSONIFIED
In
bar
A LL-OP-JUOT- RUFFLES
dress In black and whita&gt; with a
wide red task. . . . Tuu're sum
to lava TH AT DRBM. . . . Mis.
S, E l * * r
piquant and d*’
mure la * blue (tha shad* of Uo
RECEIVING
LIME
RLIIE 8 )
dress that wa* outstanding for
It'g SIM PLICITY . . . .
when I waa lost hi admiration
and T R A -h ll Mrs, E w n brought
me back to earth with a THUD
AND ■ reminder that I had to

SOCIAL IJGHTS

Moscow To Have 4,000
Taxicabs By Jun. 1

JACKSON. Wyo., - (A1)— Oi l
Ilnurs of the
famed Jackson
hole country of Wyoming say the
griaaly bear that Charles Craven
killed recently Is bigger than any
ever ruptured before In this re­
gion. Tile la-nr killed on Pulecft
creek, was t&gt;7 I -2 inches frum
nose lo tail tip. a spread of more
1 4h*n tight feet.
‘r r —
— — -------------* 1 1t
POSTPONE RELEASE

ing

Reception To Honor
'
Mr- A" d_M™- Wynn „ ™

Tonight

Sunday

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PM CKB

Nearly H00 Chinese stu.lenU
are now studying
_ _ in univeroitlen
and colleges la foreign cuuntrten,
more than half o f them in the
United atatse.

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UK* IbUiMt 1041|HMBOOH

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on,I trtmHi &lt;Ju&gt;i4&gt;4 cm Mb*

W A R hasn’t erased smile of
Oen. Oarcla Escames (above)*
leader ef ene ef the three Spsuleh inenritai columns wblih

CLYDE M ALLORY L I N E S

u kaannann^

WERT-The J E W E L E R
Diamonds Ind WnlrliKj
find Watch Ana Jewelry Utpiiiing
Diamond Mounting Anti Eu;yuving
- w e x H x ra tt i:« A-.n t i i m u m K &lt; s r
■ a rtr*. at.
ra e*. a
* , , i i* v*w
H M s m e s e n e s m s s s s n s s s e s s s M s s s c is c iis

Organ Concert
. The Find Mclhmlist Church

Setting
D

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Tuesday, June 28th

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SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1928

Has B ig

ctlatka
Palatka Nine Stages 7 Run
f: t.-‘ * Rally
In First
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YOUNG*

s

For the third time In as msny
weeks, another major «hake-up
in tho ro.tar of
the Hanford
lookouts has been made as offirlala of the Heminole County
Baseball Association announced
late last night they had handed
relelsex to Freddie Holland and I
outs.
P U iT N S
H r-,- .
,,
,,
...
O rr h la M n l Jti
Win Brown.
: . Schneider gave up three hits
,r
Holland, a backstop, was sent
! In the tin t Inning, two infield Thmuss :o
here from Spartanburg of
the'
. blows and a long tlngla to deep- } ^ " ’ „|b,f
.South Atlantic League and re­
; right center field. Tha Axaleaa Tramm-H &gt;■
mained here nearly two months.
also recorded one each In tha J-utin rf
Holland was the second leading
third, sixth, and seventh Innings
'
hitler on the Lookouts squad
r to complete their total of sis
with an average of .2*8 when he
BRtita.
I Totals
l U carry when 4-year-aid -Jockey" Ralph Lind
, Hartford
left. |fe will return to Spartan­
K
The Lookouts outhit their op- palatka
with father at track In Inglewood. CnL ..
burg and will be sent to a farm
’ . ponenU as they banged out eight
A. , „ t,
club in that system.
* hits o ff George
Corley, large
, „ ram
O. XV 111*HNIKIN.
cj( i h « T o w n o f I .*&lt;n Mr w i &gt;oi|, K lo r ill i
Brown, an outfielder,
had
C.'Urk o f C l r r t i i i t ourt, In t h * T o w n uf l&gt;inn«boo&lt;i K l o i i . l i ,
’ &gt; southpaw.. Eddls Davis, capabla owhialtni &gt;.
l l t m l l i u l f C o u n t y , Kl u il d a . Iidflf
been
with
the
Lookouts
since
tha
t h « it*M«| t i o u r « of
mal*
Sanford tin t aacker, lad tha at-, Tr.ram.iti t .
I (anAf.)
on M o m la y . thw « th d M&gt; of Jul y. A
opening of tfla season. Ha start­
• tack with Urge hits, two ilnglsa VrimJ.’i’i/* t,
X» I f l t , t h * r a m * tr * ln g
g
liul&lt;*
D , 1* T n * C W C IIIT COURT IT - A Nil 1**Y «'f t h is C o u r t , tit* f o l l o w i n g
ed in right field and was shifted
■ and a doable.
In four trips to in. riimsn i
1 FOR
IK V l.tlO LR
C O L I T ) , f i t t e r It.*'! p r o p e r t y r H u a I * In th *
tu center when Mayo Langston
FLO R ID A IN ClftANCftlRV.
k the pUttar and
took hitting J " ™ " * " - ",
Town
of
laon«wr*«Hl
H em iim lc
P
A
U
L
II,
UCTNKII,
C
O M PLA IN ­ C o u n t y , Klorldw, t o - w i t .
was
acquired.
When
tha
Look­
is honor, for tha ball gams.
|
pi.ye
ANT
outs
signed
Billy
aloore
several
Th*
Wait
onw
-Ymlf
tWS )
t
The Lookouts started tha acor- •“ Im U»; Th
VB.
Of loot K l r t t n
til)
a nd
lo t
days ago and rsleaaad Pate MlBAIJIJR MAE Dtrr.NKIt, DKFB.N1&gt;tog In tho,first Inning whan Billy j {^ ,|,a^ au*|l ‘
T v a lv r
and
o n *-h «lf
&lt;12'**).
halic. Brown was shifted again
O r i g i n a l M u r t r y .» f t h * T o w n
I Eoora singled to left field and: Rohmidsr i i
OBDKR OF PU BLICATION
o f I .o n e wood , F l o r i d a , a c c o r d and this time Into left field.
was forced at second by Joo Dol-M** '• &lt;'" r,*!L
TO: BAIHR MAE XlUTNKR. MATno ticis o r a « u o r t a x
Ing
to I' lat
Ih tr r o f r»rord »C
FLO
WER
JNN.
W A R RENTON*.
Brown
was
hitting
approximately
c ru s T in c A -n e a
\&gt; J**k. new} left-fielder acquired by pu.h^,. corls
In I ' l a t Hook l, pa g o m to 21.
In
seconlnnes
with
ths
provlN
o
m
ln
ti
l*
L'ou
nty
lt *c o rd n .
.275
and
was
considered
as
ona
of
' the Loo tooula.Mayo Langston Coaireras
iti
Tou art h tr tb f ordered and re
• loss of Chapter K IM , Acta nr ISJI
leot O n * l l u n d r r d and * l « l y the best fly-chasers In ths Flor­
^ itnglad t i left field to
send "
’ *
.UJS?. .w,,“ ** eaqaaat nf J. M. qulrad to bt and apptar upon th*
nln# 1U 9 ). o r i g i n a l H « r v * y .if
1 day r f August 19X1 to th* bill
ida Stats League by more man­
tha T o w n o f l^ o n g w o n d . F l n r l *
I' DolJack I &gt; third and he scored
of complain: filed agalnat you hi
•U. a r r o r d l n g to l ' U | t h e r e o f
Ths Rssssreh Department of agers than Jus, iron McShana of
Ida abov*
entitled
taut*
and
r e c o r d e d In F l a t Itieok I, p a g e a
Court. T h *
Hanford
llarald
.«
lha S'sle Unemployment Com- the (iainesville G-Man.
1,1 t*» XI. He m in o le C o u n t y llec •
htraby caal«nat*d aa tha n*w*paThe Lookouts have signed
ptr In which (hit order that! be
Alax Adi, at catcher who
la
publlthtd for
four
conatcutir*
slated to report hare today, Jos
Doijack, an outfielder
from
Cleveland,
Ohio, and Georgs
Holder, an Infisldsr signed and
sent here by C. E. Bradshaw,
proxy of the local' organisation
who is now away on business.

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Daring ths Middle Ages doneing ths tarantella was thought to
« « • • form o f Insanity .con­
tracted from tho bite o f tho
spider, tanuitola. ’ ‘
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af

K IT aad upon written requaat a l
IIK IIT IIA W IU .IA M a I w lll^ I f f lJ .
for aala a t gublla outcry ta tha
hldbaat bidder for email a l • U e
CouK Hoses , entrance ,a Raaferd
os tho l l t b day o f July H I ! a t K
s'alosk A. M . u s M ettflasia
ad
eertinsatea bald bp
tu ts p .

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“White Banners” Is ITS TRUE!
Screen Story Of
FRANOWOT TON£
Spiritual T rav ail

Jog Doljack, Holder
And Alex Adz Are
Signed With Club

i* "o ff Dutch bthntldor and scored
,f
aevtn rune, |fit war* bald score„
‘. . ' mss throughout tha remainder of runtr-m&lt;
fifetfcn regular Florida SUU League Hchn.i.w. P
battle.
The Axaleaa rlalmad a Total.
, f l to 3 decision over the Look­

ANNOUNCEMENTS

|THE STANDINGS ; I

. !•

THK SANFORD IIERA!.I) SANFORD. KI.OrlDA

Lookouts By7-3 jfeawtf

Inning To Down

Davis Gets 3 Bingles; L o c a ls Release
i Lookouts Outhit Azaleas Win Brown And
Freddie Holland
Schneider Allows "Opponents Six Hi ts;

VTtJRDAY. JUNK

'A * -

N O T IC I OS SALS OP TAX
C IX T IPIC A T K S
I In soeorSnnce
with the. provl' .
atone n( Chsplsr 1I1M,
Aetn or
[RINO
1 1,11 *s4 upon written rnquoet nt
eAsendsp - V . U T IIR A S IIK It I w ill otter tor
10 ' hoard nsln nl public outcry to the highI receive
bidder ter cosh s i the Cuucl
he K i| le House tnlrnsce Is ISnnrerq on thUUsuAsy o f Jsly
till
nt II
o 'e to A A. SI. tsx rertlflenm or
s s illlle s le s held hy the piste to­
gether with a ll emitted sod sub­
•»
y r , \ t And Maple Avehue
levied u s e e on the tolThe Board resOTvrs ih. rlsht |&lt; sequent
XOTICPJ o r ItASTBII'S S4l.ro
w in r deen-iben Unde In Henilysfeet any or all bide. For epeelfl. lo
Nollca is heraby given that pursole neusty. Plnrldn. to-w lt:
« * H • • Me. ( I l M J . h ln w s k .
anant
lo final tie c re. r-nd-r-d on
Cert. Ns. M U e l Auaust t.
Iba 10th day n r JOnn. A. D. j * j «.
K i t . esvertsg; Lot I o ( Section
la that rertaln raun. p-ndlnr In
. K .lT w p IS South. H asse n E.
tha Circuit 1*011 ct o « th«
Ninth
Cart. Ns. l i t ! o f Ausuet I,
Judicial Circuit, o f the stale
of
M S . ssvsrlagl M SM eh a( B
T. W. LAWTON,
^
Florida.
In
and
fo
r
Hemlnol4
Sh
S
l
Lot
J.
Sec.
I
I
T
w
p
I
t
■ecrelsry.
County, wh-reln T. I. I.fNOO le
ft. Jiagge || B&gt;
wWa9— my haad . aad oe&lt;\l thia plaintiff, am. F. y . BltOtVS, and.
If IMtrrl-d. ----------- II1IOWN, tin
wlfa, who-e given name
i s . la
Clerk o f Clrcull Court. p lain tiff unknown, e t nl. are de*
f
ml pole County, KlufUlJ.
fcndnnla
the
underrlgned.
aa
Special Maeter, w llL wllhln the
l- ta l huure nf enle. on Monday,
X 4 T IC S OF MA STB It'S SAi-n
the 4th day of July. A. It. IP31,
Notion In hereby given that un­ offer for sale and nail to the high,
der gnd In parsnaaae to that eer- eel aiut beel bidder fo r cavil ai the
ta in ' r is a l Decree of lorecloeure front door nf Hie Court lloue* of
sad ‘ sols mad* ABd salered hereon Hamlnole County, Florida. In San­
sa tha Itth day, a ( J s ly I l l s si t h s l f w day .o f June. K l ( . In and fold, Florida, the. follow in g deI I scinch A. I t , ta s ta rtlflga la ai hy t t s Circuit Csurl In am.
tnr errlbeC.* lend- eml premleee vltiu le
sartirtcaias b s ld .h r t h e - lis t a 1ta
l i n f i t l r ' t'a a a ly.
Florida,
In In Heminole County, Florida, togathar with aU amltted sad sub Chsdhoey,
Is
s
certain
ennne . 11:
sequent levied taxes as lbs fol
therein
pending
wherein
the
lin e.h a lf Internet
In
Went
law lag described leads • la gegil
TO W N O F LONUWOOD. F L O R I­
H a lf nf Northwest Unerler uf
D A..: S' municipal corporation, la
sals CouatF. Ffcrlds. ta-w lti
Her lion IS. Tow nship : i HoII III.
^ C s rt. No. h i . f A a * . t l i l t
P lain tiff, aad C B R T A IN IJ4NIM
Bangs I I Rost.
esverlng L n I I M l I I T r. I
said sale In he mods do satisfy Ihe
terms of oold doerea.
1 ' , It J NIX.
m;
* pedal M anor

in * n jf. Uf «/*«. -uigs- \

• a •sneiR ., *ion r (Va». \
ovt
mi enturvt m i nr
■ Mfr iMjunn sis awatf

The I’sI,vkit Axnle-s will play
.‘ he oin itiid game if a two game
h«*rr tonigh' ui'K* thr &gt;nnf"r»| f
nil's m 1 rrytilnr Klnr

»*la .Stale* I f.ir i- h .t’l**

la»»«| f••

I*Kin at '»*#• M im h im I A 'h H ir
Kirlil ;it H IT. o c l.s l
floing tu fhr nii*itinl fur thr I"ta « Will In* Jn«* I'm.I i, uhu w.llj
*«rk HU firwt
ifi *|u* |ii&gt;t |
i trn Rtra»* It i **x|H*rti*t| *h» I Ai k I’hiUelo-lphla
|| 27
W w t r rr f a p
I KlroH or Slim Mil **r will gpi 'h«*
llrook I r ft i. Jit I mi ti la 1.
'liurl.ng nMiirninrnt from M j D4 Vu rk S, O b l r a g u S.
K*r
rbn* Th-.mnr
1‘ l n r l n n a t l t.
|p h l «
It
i
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l
y
w m *■« a r h t d u U d ) .
#
Th«* linr-up for *h»* Amiran
( i a m* ra T * d a p
will incluiir Orchiina on third
I'tttAtiurRb ht lloiton
I'iiu-lniiAtt at I'hlladalphlo.
ba&lt;r, .Sloan in rrnlrrfieM , Th m u
«'M « i«i(o at N&gt;w York.
on »i*cnnd Issr. |lil U mI x on fir«*
Nt I aiu Ip At llrookljrn.
I *»**. W*»l|ry Trnmmrli on *hnrf
atop, Kmur.i in Irf'fit-lil, Kuhim, in
right fit* .|. on*I 'Kmrr-»oii r.itrhitu? t'teeelnnrl
.... XT I f .
York .
13 SS .
Tht* atgrtrr* for thr I ookoufa
Ilowton
... 1* 29 .
will inrlmlt* Hilly .M«»on* in r rn 'p r I ’airo.L
12 29 .
field. J«m* [&gt;oljja&lt; k in IpftfieM; W a s h i n g t o n
31
30 .
29 20
F.drile Duvia on firV baae, Mayo I ' h l l a d e l p h l a
Chicago ________ — T.. 29 11 .
Langston
in
riff htfield,
Bob St. Louis
__________ 1» It .
M e « « t f « T eaterdo y
Kitman on thin! bg*r, Hoy Orris*
Detroit
12.
N*w
Turk 9.
nun on ilm riiiop, J in* liuvrg«*Mo
C l e v e l a n d f . Ilo a ton 9.
on »rcond lia«* nn*l Don I ’ontrrra*
Philadelphia at Chicago, rain.
Cenatra T e 9 * r
behind tho pla'.trr.

Baseball Program

SULLAVAW
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MIll'NS (X\.

Trier Ijiwfonl. who playa ILn
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Thursday in th
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w ill eeaetaee yaw tk e t tk a abave le

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Martin's Garage
General
Repairing
Truck &amp; Auto
Service

EYE STRAI N
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t i “ '.*; * p r e lly girl in a Jan fi
•• £*PPC ” « ^ T t ' tl w .lte w iveii rum

•©•« by a vUll lo Ihr Pi Inert* Threl
lha Rio firarde*' pt*y» .Selurday, Ju
bon bra who look* on in the above i

Misins. i t contains 1 M | »
fu l In irsJ U sts which
dined from fstixuc— oaaks
ywj&gt; eras leal fteeiy tieeh.
akvel Much mere elective
Send fo r tr ia l h e ttla .
oc cain) wfch year name as

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gout . know, hi*
moat o f h ^
i ' in - I'l.o i .ti* in villi n rolt*v
Tli * I** v mi omul whom much
o f 'h r toiy Iiv o lv c n iq p ;ty«*i| by
Jitt'kii* &lt; •Hi|M**a wh«». a* fifteen, m
pi
tuif *h.»t it i « i rot nice fury
lor chilil • lit*-* in re*ir.* when they
g l o w up. I'iaymjg upnneilr J trkk*.
hi the p«rt o f Paul Wirtl'a iluig h
t» r. 1*4 lloui' i ISranvil'r, eta*white
''muttlih*", who i.« tiol •# bil In'
hintl Hxuni in ilrnion«trnttn7 *ha'
-tif. too, ran play ay mpilh fM c
« h * r g f » r n Paul V 'ti H 's w ifr k«

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New Tnrk at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Iloiton at Cleveland
Washington at St. Loula.

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• T h i s la A laa T r e e la T h a f rta tta g
ladaetvv---- W h e th e r I f * A HaadW Oi.
B e a k O r M e d e ra te h e B ta tta a a ry —
W E A RE TH B

Sinkuwig. or Chinetu! Turk­
estan, lien f.irthrr from lh© ora
than anv othsr rounlry In Iho
worbi. It* ©xportt ar* confined
to gol&lt;l, jade, inffriMlients for
Chinr*o# medicines 1bear's paws,
antelope nnd
horn*), fins
horrm, and thrrp and camel
wool.
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M in

FRIENDLY ENEMIES
lease wilk Ms mo Clarl

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I T S T R U E ! th at Frank B orxagc. n o lr il
d ire c to r o f som e o f the screen’ i m ost m em orab le lo v e scenes such
a s 'S e v e n th H e a v e n '.‘ H u m o r e s q u e '.'L ittle M an , W h a t N o w &gt; '.'B ig
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says W ile y Pad an "B o r x a g c waa l&gt;orn in Salt L a k e C it y H r hat
used rare sk ill in b rin gin g 'T h re e C o m ra d e s ' b e fo re the cam eras.
T h e p ic tu re is based on the n o ve l b y E ric M a r ia R em a rqu e
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Reprisals!
Are Threatened B y ;

ywllAMH Pr*m Pat* Ona
Yinctst Hhtr toward .*J»r pm»i. tfcnal Chlmaa rapiui landed nior**
WOO men on the rivrr’i ou h
^ ihort ntar Anking yvaterday un.s rfff eoyer o f • heavy co-ordinn' d
M«t»h p and '.ripiane barrage
•’ , With the .hlp« blaatfny at Chi
Mae defenaca and the plane* a ." IcmVely bombiny and atraliny,
' the Invading Infantry nun Her*
^ Wt
hor« .IS milca north of An' . lt'nr, a&gt; a polry IHU milea b&gt; r.v.T
from Hankow.
Threa hundred milea to ;h«
* Barth, on the Hunan Ivovlnn
/rant along *.ha l.ungh.-ii lailwny,
•hi C'hlnrwr rnnaolul
r t :lia

iller, T. Donald *1 ux., Henrietta
W. To (lulf Life Inmrjncr Com
i»r»rn in u &gt; % o r
P»Oy
H&gt;lfarK%U of Mortgagee
L'llvcrl Dsbctl'.un t'orp. (o \ h.i lc» M. Hand et ux.
Satisfaction* af trap Lhriw aa«l
Snnfnid induction Credit A-»n
To Chao. T. N.black it ui
Sanford 1’ ioduction Cradit A»-n
To Karl L'aul at ux. Mary
fnnford Production ('red!' A»»n.
To J. Win. Martin «l ux.
Mortgage* A Liana
lluntrr. I.. (J at ux. Nelli* A. To
Ranforrl Production (.'led it A *-*n. |
U 'lw ii. John et ux. Inn* U To
Sanford Production Cradil
Whiglmin. Albrrta et vir. V K
T«* Sanford Production t 'lfl.i
Aon,
Chattel Mortgajta
Long. # K. To Kira; Jlml. Ilaf l ­
at Orlando.
Hilidfirlion o f Mnrl|i|r«
I W iry. J*».M-ph I.. To HjufonJ A l
antic Natl bank

dll boa there In advici. from m.a- F'” ' J S|*1 ,U' ‘k 41
glome in n' Chingchnw, Impor• , 'onlt'
J tte ll Junction of the era*
0,l4n‘l" '
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"Lwiyhai and nnrtli-aouth l*e ping** '* Jacoti*.
t.a*»|.ow railw.ya.
I
Hall-faction „f lim a
• a . Chlnetn
military
. ‘ raleyn.1*, ' Sr,“ r" » l.umto r Company. It.
Ihey rrport'-d, paid o ff farmer*
^ rr*' Ifickinnort.
And town*/ -Ik along thr Yrll«w * ' y
SanfmJ T** W H Mvi»
Biyir it the n ‘r of ten Thirteen
SalUfaction of Martyiye
’ dollar* III.77I an -dull Inform!*
llbarn'ely f ’oud ng the region to Hnnfnrd Production Credit A**n
drive bark the Invader*
j
r,&gt; J"hn I.M*»&gt;»l»e rt ux. Irene II
Following up *hc retrofit of thr i
Aaalgaairata of Mortgagm
mcrhanicril Jap*n*'e aim Tucker, linley, A Urn |nr, T
If*, th» rtimpar'lhrely light I'hi- i H F *'• Mortgage Co.
IWaa unit* cipturrd Important Kirrhhnff, W K.. Jr To Walt i
areai previnn-|y won by .‘.he Japa ' I- Cooper,
naaa. The Chinray earlier reported Croiper. Walter l„ To
Banfuid
y»Capture o f Chungmnw, on 'he; Atlantic Nall. Hank.
^Lunghal 2fi mll-B tael of Cheng- .
I.eane*
r chow, and lln-hih, 30 milaa aoulh Spinning. Arthur II. To T. S
J o f Chungmnw.
| Rmnbley
In Hplin In-urgent Generali*- l-awrrnc* Warehou&lt;e Conipanx
limo Frnnc aro Franco** ratten
To Frker«on Fruit Tanner-, tin
, Spanish armlca drove two spear
Condlllonal Hale Contract
Jh»»d* lowaril Valencia.
! Huper Mold Cnrp of a|. To Iaui
» ' Scouting out weak points In the
mond Tire Shop.
government's fortifier I liner from.
Agreement
. Tenter to iho Medltfiranein, the A. C. |„ Railroad Coinpmy To C
ItfurtenU returned their advinre
Vf\ Camirbe'l
■Mth after their offenaive had
Nurae’a Certificate
been halted temporarily.
H'ate Board of Examiner- To
Orta force awuny around .S’airion.
Kathryn leonn Mortiaun
IS mllea anu'.heaat of Tarurl, rapDlacharya
turiiic a number of amill town.
u. H. Army To Jake Alexander.
Sarrlon i&gt; on the main Teiuid- ,
mil of Kale
upadlUrrantan, highway, 44 mile*c„n‘ ta| Real 'Fatate
|n»i. 'merit
5porthweat of Hayunto where a
Co.To Ruth fWb.n Hwmney
.. coaFal highway lcarla in milea
xooth to Valancia.
T
Twe've milea inland from the
i‘ Mediterranean, ano'hrr Inairiyent
fore# pu'berl /nrwa'rl aoU'.h of On-&lt;4a, 38 milea forth (r(,VL*Unck.
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More Fruit And Venetahten Than Any,
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA.

DAY, JUNE 27, IMS

NUMBER M l

Established In 1908

Plan

Two British
Ships Bombed
By Insurgents

AdvertisingCampaign
For Celery To Be
Talked With Grow­
ers Friday N i g h i

FIouseOfCommoiisD©mands Action "Ftol*
lowing New Attacks
On NeutralShlppinff

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There will !&gt;&lt;■ ■ meeting of cel­
ery grower, a&lt; the l'„urt House
Friday. July |. ,r g o o o'clock
for the purpu.p nf reviving th&lt;t
Ploridi Stale Celery Association
and discu,,ing an advertt-ing
campaign for the celery grower*
of the s'ate, areonling In i letter
••nt to growers to«lay by County
Agent C. R. Daw.on.
llr. Dawson rent the le-ler I*
the growers at the request of rf,
J. l-ehmtn who i, prenidint |l
'the a&gt;,oria‘ ion snd who preparer!
the Informition that was ine'udrd
In the letter.
* "Sodjes o f Government soldier* who died in defento of Cds“ It ls believed that 'he quickest,
tellon, Sfals, here are shown lying in the street* u Victorloug In­ cheap,-,t, and eetiesl w ,y to Jetermining whether or not the
surgent tasope patrol the fallen provincial capital.
growrr, o f 'h i) eeclion really
want an advertising rampsigu no
celery,’’ the letter resd, “ would be
to revive the corpora'ion. have ■
meeting o f the growers of each
celery growing section, elect a new
board of directors snd other of­
ficer* and be ready to proceed.”
It waa further pointed gut lk*l
“ For several week* there has been
a greet deal of talk about sn silver Using campaign thii coming setson for the purpose of IncressiUB
the consumption of Florida iclery
« . . . ‘‘and something mue*. be done
If we are to continue in the rrltry
raising business.”
Officer* for lhe earning year
VTLMINGTDN, Dvl, Junr 27—
Many growers. It added, believe
were Installed at the
regular (F )— President Roosevelt, sending
weekly luncheon o f the Rotary under a ralp drenched cinopy, to­ lhat advrr'.hing is the answer to
Club today at the' Valdes Hotel. day welcomed M True fricitdahlp" pre-enl troubles and it was sug­
George Rollins wa* presented the Prine* ami Princeaa o f Swe­ gested 'hat an intelligent silverthe gaeel 'as the new president den. Prom them,—Prince Bert 11 iaing campaign would increase the
succeeding }f. H. Coleman, who and Crown PttateoM I m M*,—the consumption of celery Just a* It
was M 4 prepent slats Jbq la to Ctyef KxecuOra noeeptod with baa Increased the sale of o'htr
products,
'pro fo cud
'—•Several year* agw^4- 4* wi
Other officers e f the ‘club aret ih# spot where (he flrtt of I heir latevl, "this same matter wa*
Dr. A. W. Epps, secretary; J. II. countrymen landed In the new brought before the grower* of
Florida snd considerable prelim­
Coklougb, treasurer; Martin J. world.
Speaking at the 300th anniver­ inary work was dune on the ad­
Brain, song leader; S. G. Gray,
sary celebration hf the arrival vertising idea at that time. An or­
eargean tori'arms.
8. O. Shlriholser presented the of colonist* her*,’ the President ganisation was formed and in­
gsval to Mr. Rollins and wished| expressed "keen eotrow" that corporated under &gt;he Ixws of Plot
Ida. Much research work was also
him success as the club's new, Crown Prince Gutlif, father of
don* and it wa* found that celery
Bti^lll, eould not come ashore.
pmldiftte
The Crown Prince, was stricken has many fine selling point*
Mr. Rollins declared that he
which, if brought lo the attention
appreciated the honor of, being: with a kidney tllqient, and re*
of lha houvewlfe would unques­
mained
on
the
Swedish
liner
elected and that be wee glad to
tionably increas* the sale of our
accept the responsibility that had ‘‘Knngtholm" which brought the
product."
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been conferred. He said ha be­ royal party serosa the Atlantic for
A'ong thv* line, Ihs letter etstrd
lieved In the club's idrsl* snd Its, the Swadlsh-Amerlran festivltie*
“ County Agent C. It. Dawson and
prlnelpsl of service above sell which sxttnd into July.
Arriving shortly after S o’clock, ha Florida Power and Light Co.,
and that he would endeavor to
have put on some trial campaign*
uphold that principal |o the bast the President was greeted by a
railway station throng from which this past season which prove be­
o f hi* ability.
yond doubt that the average houselie announced that there woehii came cheers la hath Swedish and
Ife will respond gladly ami readi­
English.
be no melting nest Monday, July
I Then, escorted by motorcycle ly &lt;o Information about celery and
4- Inasmuch as It la a heliday end
police, he was taken by automobile Ita health-giving qualities and th*
toast e f the eteb's member* would
1 to Owl’s Neat, the estate of Ethel many way* of preparing it for the
be out ef town.
duPont, .who married Franklin table."
The board of director* wse an­
D. Roosevelt, Jr., a yoer ago.
The origlqal board o f dlmtore
nounced as follows: 8 , O. ShinWhen the President's open esr o f th* Florida Rtata Celery As­
hober. Martin J. Brent, J. L.' arrived on the duPont’s brood,
sociation, consisting of Roy Byrnes,
Ingtey, S . X Pep*, H. H. Cole­' green estate, he waa met at the II, J. Lehman, John Msisch. Fred
man. O. T . Rallies, fl. J- Leh­‘ doer o f the English type mansion F. Domed, E. L Markell, Charles
man. H. Q. Gray.
by teth Mr. end Mrs. duPont. Dalrymple, Paul G. Stockert, b r ­
’" * Laughter accompanied the shiklng ing Raoul and Thomas J. Ball
felt
l. ^ i .
l
have agreed that now Is an ap­
'■**
The efternoee program Include* propriate time to call a meeting
( spesehee by tbs Crown Prince. for -th# purpose of re-organising.
Tv* Secretory e f State Cordell Hull,
Similar meetings will b* held in
*»*, end Governor McMullen. A lawn Sarasota and Bradenton.
ul* farthral for the Swedish delaysMr. Dawson urged all celery
B- tbe will be given' M * r at the g ioaers whether they believed in
W. duPoet eetole. -Longwood Oer- (draitiaktg or not to bo present
at tbg meeting,

Chamberlain Plans
N o Retaliation

Increased 3J5&amp;
ridaXVPA^Workers

H WASHINGTON. JUNE M.
— (A P )—The waft-hour bill,
providing for national regu­
lation of minimum wagaa
and maximum houra In inforRtete Industry, became a
law *Rh President Roonovalt'a algnaturw* The White
goose announced the Prealdent had aimed the measure
•Jenc with 130 other bills framed

I a mlxlmum work week o f 44
tfs. effective 130 days from
Mtilsy, the date o f Uw Preslit*a signature. Qther feature*
the act go Into effect Imnra■' Tha mlnhnum wage e f 30
sent* an hour, to which no exesplloRi
will
he
granted,
will
be Increased
to
30
cents an hour the fallowing peer.

VIljl.E, June 37.—
i,
DUI,
Florida
gram administrator,

Georgia Rollins Roosevelt Extendi
InatelVed Head WelcomeToRoyal
01 Rotary Club Pair From Sweden

O t h e r Officers For President Speaks Aft
Coming Year Are 300 Anniversary Of
Inducted Aft Lunch Colonists' Arrival

loyalists* Threats Of
Reprisal Are Seen
As BargainingMore
n w tMwfiBfnt PrtM

SimnUh liiaurxpnt bomliinR.*, nlri'Htiy having pro*
vnked no nminou* liodlam of
throat* and counter threats,
echoed anew in Iamtlon today,
and ’ axoil tho “ lTallatltf,
aland o ff policy of I'ritno
Minialcr Chumhi'rlnin. Two
miiri- HrTliah frciplilcrH were
nltinkt'd -utd so'- aftro In 11*0

Mrs. Ruth Hamm McCormick Srmni* &lt; f l&gt;.
prr**,'* n fingt-r to trembling lip* a* •&gt;!»• wait, .it
Ur. f ’ranri-s (rq&gt; Froelicher U ik Ii I)
Cubit.,.In
towering Samlia peak tn .r,-k her will. Scimln-i
Ihr body of hi* companion in a mountain ,-hmhin

Tunnel Flooded
By Firemen To
Put Out Flames
No Serious Damage
Results From Blaze
Under i'cOHt River

C ity

N i 'U 's

Brirfs

Thu iM'int niuiiihty im-4'tfug r f
I Hi* I 'll v rnmmi Ist*l Mill Ih i, -III
in I hr I My Hull ttin11”lit ui J.m

NF.W YORK. June- 27. ~ (/ T )Thu
Id v d r il l •- mn id i| ,
The north Imre nf
Manhattan l&gt;ie ii
r--l,t |H in ie ,
, r
N o te II.)
Queen*
vehicular tun l io a i - l s w d l l», lir l. l nt tin- \&lt;
IM fret under East River. o m it lie n g h i lie f ,n iu ilig i«i H notj
Weeded swdww-as
«ple/ &gt;«"•! o'clock.
-----o f the strangest flrra in the rlty’s
history.
\ e|, mns of
Foreign
W in
The fire was startl'd last niuli’ ln,'d ihi-ir semi oiiiiithli no ,,,g
and thnu,amis of r-.sll- ns of wut&gt; • n» ih,- Ainericuii l.*i’ oni lint m
wrre pounsl in In the turn.-I night nt H;IMJ O*. bad- All . Iigdd,
which ii still under construction, vet,-inn. aril t'ei|U,-.t»--l to atieiv1
before
failure
nf
marhini-r&gt; |
forerd firrmrn to irduce air p i,'
The tveekiy lunehroni of in.sure which i* maintinned durinr
•I'inior t hnrnbi i
of
t -.inoiei,-,
rr.nstruclmn perioal to
prcv-ii
will la- held in lilt- Yutili'X (In', I
the walls from collapsing.
lomorrow nt IS:III o'rlork I're.t
Lowering of air pressure p-r if nt James Row land
Jr, no
mltlrd water lo flow in thrui-ih nounced today.
walls but enuinrera repot l-d
little srrious damage to tloMember* of the lornt Kiwunii
struc'urc. No one was injunn
Ciuh will Plot hold n meet log tirduring the batlle against flame
night to hear a hroadrust from
deep under ihe river.
i&lt;aii Franrlsrn lo idi-er,■■ "A ll
The flames ate through hat. Kiwnnis Night” whirl! „ an an­
shoring and woodwork, inve.-i nual affair, Karl Nnrdgrrn, sec'
gators reported after their fu’ ilr retnry, announced this afternoon.
hitrmpU lo prnetrite the amoke The broadcast I* sehediilt'il for
filled tunnel.
Hdill o'clock
Pacific .Standard
They said the fire started some Time which would In- 11 til)
400 fret from the mid town Msn o'clock Eastern .Standard Time.
hatfan rntrane* at First Avenue
and Forty-first Street.
The tunnel U a link in the
projeel designed to sliced vehkni.
U r traffic underground
arroa*
Manhattan from Jirw Jersey h)
way of the new IJncoln lulics.

R egulations For
Banka Loosened
In New Agreement

LONG BPACIf, Calif., June 27.
—( ^ —Convinced that
(In oi ills
Wicki, agrd !», Is a violin prodigy
cltlssna have srt op a foundation
for bar further training.

ninjured In Wreck

meet le y hi Leesburg tomorrow el
whkh Mm
a vice-president for
the (in to eegmalastlon will be
cheeaa B r a this district.
Mr, Kipp and Mr.
McLurU
era aba ettoudtag the summer

Quincy, Bartow, QalnesjeckaenvUte, Miami Clearr, Fort Lauderdale,
Plant City.
•mbere e f the
I

WA 8 IIING T 0 N , June 27.
bV)
— I’rvdtlrnl
limi.ovr It
bio.cit'd
banking regulation* iau night tn
rncourSge the flow nf three hip
linn dollar* o f privatu money into
buxinrg*.
lie ratified *nd ortlrtcd Into
immediate effect an agreennnt
nf federal banking agrnele* on
revised examining procedure. II
will affect the lending and In­
venting policy of every bank In
the rountry. The national asnociatinn of aupervlsura of stats
banks has assured Its acceptance
of the sama plan.
These are the principal change*
the new regulations make:
1. Ranker* may make loans
ever 0 mouths without criticum
of examiners, ex long as the loan*
otherwise are sound.
3. Rankers may inveat In the
bonds o f rmsll local corporations
even, though the securities are not
quoted on stock exchange*, pm*
vided Ibe bank can demonstrate
the worth of the bend*. This is
an innovation primarily for tlw
national banks A d
the stale
banka belonging to the federal
reserve system.
Formerly, beak examiners crit­
icim l ea risky and slow the ma­
jority o f logits far more than
nine months. The banks might
make such lean's, but they were

Spsni.ti government port* o f Vwlunna mml Alicante with an u»delcnntned number " f casualtlato
Ii whs th,' hath *nd Bt)th aaa
vault, on Hrlti-h shipping in tbw
nearly twi, years o f the Spanish
war and the flume* which * » •
through damaged merchant ship*,
Arlon and Farnhani. added heal
In the iiioiiiiting British oppoaM,
lion to Clianihrrlaln'a policy.
The priino mmisler was con* ,
fronted with demand*
in the
House o f Commons lhal h# dp
something qnirkly to hall tucb
offense*.
Inlrnt with "bargain*
Germany#)
A&lt;M*lAiit
sSlAtuS
Attorney Ing" with Italy *nd
I l"&gt;«l F. Iluylt* will luavu tumor Insurgent barkers, ho had refused
m»w for TAlhihRfbMue whuru
hr to retaliate in any way agelest
the -Insurgent
regime.
wilt
«n«int
AUorttry
(iuntrul ---vrui
s n .n i
,M
in u t e y
in-nerui
—
.

Boyle To Assist
In Test Case Of
State Slot Law

Murblv BoardsVioiatc
Spirit Of Measure,
Attorney Declares

tl.rw-ge l'ou|we- 'Itbhs In sirpsitnK' -v/LitriA'arij} quarters Jn Pl
.... ft lo be ptes.
,,1,-d m argn ""•»
,',,nd“ n
I"
1
■“
Spanish governm ent
n i e l l i- In f 'ii,- lilt- S u p ic n ie l Hurt view the
threat of aerial reprisals against
1" 1 1 tin- * ini loaeillth* Is
the Insurgents' allies as largely
pn - w-d I)&gt; lln* In ,t se sain n of the
*n indirect effnit to halt th* lnl . i- g i l a li n i- mi a p id ie d In o p n i.i
suigent air raid* on government
lin n n f o m rlile
s im ila r devicea

im u t d -

nod nth i

"Theie lb-vires am lit 'vinist:ni,
of Ihc spirit nl th• law,*' ,dt
Itoyle stated and added th i'
, very effort will In- put forth In
permit th- sheiiff* in alt entuties to seise tin* machine*. Some
•ii* Iters have hern granted
:e
-.lenining nrdrrs and others arc
rnnlin-img
npi-ralion
awaiting
aeli-ili no the mnlt-r try the Su­
preme t'nort.
Mr. Hoyle In-cani.connect,tl
with the ra*e when ( ucoll Judge
Millard B. Smith of this district.
refused to giant » restraining
order against Sheriff William t
of Brevard on the appeal of own­
er*.
The ownrr* appealed to the 8u
prrme Court mil the b»-al Htaln’s
t tlorney wa.i'intlefi upon to as
sist in prrpamiinn of oral argu­
ments whirh will he presented on
Julv 3.
The final ruling of the high
liihilnal on the mailer will apply
It, all count hm in the slate.

Mm. Joe Avont Gets
State Council Post
Mr*. J'M- ,\vri|t of | ongW'Hkl
wss nam'd
niitd ** r ,,'t lidrn'
of ,the Flair Council Meeting of
Home lirmonstra'inn Clubs held
In Tsllahsssee last week, Mr*.
Gladys Kendall, hums drmnnatra■*iott agent for Hemlnole County
said Indxy,
Mrs. Avtnl and Mrs. R. It. Gray
were the Seminole County del#-,
gate*. Mrs. Kendxll aim attended
'he meeting.
Wednesday afternoon. Mr«. Ken
Hall reported on clothing work
done In Seminole county by the
Women's ltnma
Deraona'ntlon
Clubs. M l". Avtn*. alsn served on
a program of work committer to
set up a state program far the
coming year. '&lt;- *- --

civilian centers.

Some believed tho Barcelona
regime never seriously considered
such a course which, as Italian
and German reaction implied,
would precipitute general war*
fare.
Aside from renewed Ineurg*B3
air raid* on tile ‘government
board, the Spanish war
marked try the hailing o f th* In­
surgent offensive agalnat Valen­
cia with the attacker* thameelvra
on the deftntlva to hold g*ina M
the front, about 30 ratloa froto
Valencia at the nearest point. •
The Hpaniah government
terday promised to abandon th*
thought of bombing Italian and
German ritlcs. In rrturn for thrw
enneesaions from Franca
nod
Britain.
Tho condition* for giving up ft
plan for reprisal* against Insur­
gent air raid*, unlikely to bd . ;
agreed tn by Britain and Franc*,
were listed a*:
1. That France reopen lb*
Pyrenees frontier to arm* and
munition* for Kpaniah *°v**tor ,'
menl armiaa.
2. That Franra and BrltoM
fore* Hpaniah Insurgents to ball
bombardmant
of
govern* “
citlee, tn which many clvtlMw*
have been killed.
3. That Franca and
Britabt
agree to impose eventual madte*
thin of th* conflict upon Insur­
gent General Franco, who hM .&lt;
Italian and Carman support.
Diplomats, doubting such
dltion* would b* rscelvod fa'
ably by Franca and Britain,
inclined to believe now that
Barcelona threat* o f r*i
bombing* wera for bargatal
and not Intended as a
project.
The Spanish amhaasy In
yesterday acknowledged c
e ration had been given to
bombings, which would
"Italian-dominated" town* to
Balearic islands, Iniurgant
Just o ff 8 pain's east e
Sourtea close to tl
foreign office said the
govemawnt also bad
to |*mb cities e f tho**
couatries sharing
fo r aerial attacks an
govenuaeat to
Barcelona

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Tas
C e r t if ic a t e
No
llf d ,
le s u e i
the Ti n d a y o f A iig u a l, A I* 1 512,
liaa file d sa m e In m y o f f ic e
an«.
lip* m a d * a p p lie s ! |« n fo r
a
tu t
deed to be Inaited
IH e re o n
HH dl
r e r t l f f r a l s e m b r a c e * th e f u llo w ln n
d e a c r lW d p r o p e r t y In th e C*&lt;t*ntyl
* f He fu I note, K t a l f o f F l o r i d a , !**- j
w it :
lle g s iT .7 f l K o f 3 W C u r o f
H K 't o f H W H Meet In n 7. T o w n • h ip ill fin ii IH J ia n g * 10 E a s t ,
ru n N 210 f l \V 40 ft H 2 to ft
K I n ft
T h e an seaM m en l o f t n e e a h l p ro p
e rty u n d e r th-* aatd c e r t l f l c a t * If*
•ui&gt;t w a e In I h * n iitti* o f M O R R I S
rt U TTER.
U n le s ji * g ld c e r t l f i c a t a s h a l l ha

i &lt;deem ed

file d

ol
hit

A P P L IC A T IO N
a i

has

l a s ' Han mmlr

Knt l i *.**d tfi be Isa u e tf
th e re o n .
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■ l n { c e r t if i c a t e e m b r a c e s th e f u lt a w h l
iiiiir
i l e s c r ih i d p r o p e r t y In th e C o u r t
1 1 &gt; o f H e iu lm ile . H U I b rtf
F lo r i d a . H

11

Th e nanaraj-neni
nf
the
**Vt
pr»ipertv u n drf the raid c e r lifl
i^jiiird n o
in the name of

I.

rVfno*lav in i h* t
H ’d . W h ich In th*19 H
I Vi I ' d thin 2nd -!

t4H7.37U.OUU

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■old t o t h e M u h ,
court
h m i f 1 door

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0 J higl’Mt.

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N I I T M ' E IM
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H IV E '.
» bo i it I. M A t . T I I I E .
h o lc.e r
of
H i t V f l l f l r a t e No C f j, tam ieil lloU li « l* i o f O clr» her, A l». I l l » , t i l ­
led m in e in m y o f f ir e an d Han
mi a d * a p n llr i ilio n fo r a l u l deed to
b,- tpnueij t h e re o n flu id c e r t if i c a t e
» n ih ra c C p th *
fo llo w i t de*»crlli*o
t&gt;io f o r t y In th * C o u n t y n f item I no I*
s t a t e --f F i o r i i l a . t o - w it

p r o p e r f t lim b i th
iewuetl n n * in pI*.
KNOW N
T n le * * m |i | , . p

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w »«

aI

Af.d

T h e

F lo rid a,

rrty
a n d * ? th e
la id
c e r t I fle a te l
Issu e d w a s In th e n a m e o f H I . T i l l
A K f t T f l K R A K h K I lH O N
&lt;
U n le ap r a id c e r t if i c a t e s h a l l he*
redeem t d
a c c o r d in g
to
la w ,
the
p r o p e r ty d e a r r ih e d t h e r e in w i l l be 1
so ld In th e h ig h e s t b id d e r ml t h e 1
c o u rt h o u se d n .,r o n t h e f i r s t M « n *|
d ay In th e m o n th o f J u l y . l!» 2 i..
w h ic h la t h e t t h d a y o f J u l y . 1*931 •
H a te d t h is 2 n d d a y o f J u n e . 1)31.
O r
IIB IIN H O N .
C le r'h o f f,i1 rciil» C o u r t of
K e m ln o le C o u n t y , F lo r id a
IR K A M

.

a ll

IAN

of

i p ... .I

c e r t if ic a t e M h lu .K
c , r a c f itted p r o p * * l ■
of X e n u n o t i Mi.cf.

t tg printetl in Hip N«*rvu

S ta le

w it

tu n n .l .1 ’

Ih r

(I I drgiaa, fnrm.d ir. .ml
pi ( t i t l e *

N avy

m ak e the g n *

a Used two year* nf i»h »u lu,
*1 k r im r n fa t ii’n.
I f a le r blow n into

noTicfs o r A m i r a t i oiv
rom T 4 i n u n

Both Guns And Laws
Made In Washington

fish &amp; Sea Foods

IN

p r o p e r ly d e s c r ib e d t h e r e in w i l l h sj
•o ld to I h * h1g h *« t h ld d v r a f I k s
c o u rt h o iia * d n ifr on th e Tlrrt* I f on*
&lt;i*y In t h * m u rd h o f J u l y . I f S * .
w h ic h Is th e f l h d a y o f J u l y , 1511
H ater, t h is 2nd d a y o f J u n * . 193*.
O IV H E R N D O N ,
P le r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t o f
ftentinnde C o u n t y , F lo r i d a .
ISEA L)
/

Sanford Fish Market •
Phan.

S02— 2 1 7

U m M

A n J

U&gt;

w ilh

1 1.000,

When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper

SUGAR CURED

Picnic
Hams
4

A &amp; P B A K E R 'S FRESH BAKED D E LICIO U S

ROLLS

Dozen

WILL SELL THEM

A &amp; P SOFT TW IST LOAF 16 oz
SANDWICH LOAF 22 oz.
HEARTH RYE LOAF 16 ozs.

Cf il ir t
w h ich

llitli n &gt;•

Ih

BEANS

ta t h e

|&gt; 4led I I . In

Sullsiw

Brand

SALAD DRESSING quart jar

PEANUT
BUTTER

ItM* P u s *

111 r e in

H a Uglier ry

A

25c

v

APPLE
JELLY
Pound

r. i

a m i.

i

Pulatoes

10 lbs.

Bananas

\ lb?.

Beans

Jur

21c
15c
5c
5c
3c
15c

lb.

IIH O N Iil %

Cantaloupes

Biltmnrc

th

Each

%% i i nett; a

Cabbage

BRUNSWICK
STEW

lb.
4 lbs.

Onions
PINEAPPLE
r i i d i r in m i k

fm FflH I*v mi

COFFEE

KETCHUP

A h n F u g * i*elu«lH IlCBwrrf. l*udtJ

•l» \ A

1111% M l W I T H TO M ATO

PORK &amp; BEANS
m tt

H E IN Z

m i m il T i l l , t M l Ham Ml

TOMATOES

Cr:*p—Crunchy

FH93EII U M O IA II

HAMBURGER

RICE
FLAKES

2 lbs...... ...,25c

W KATU N*

SPARE RiBS

lb......... .... 17c

M A T ir a u«|t AMMa

SLICED BACON
w K h T K it A

N )rT U 'H O r A I T I . I I I T K I X
P U It T A X MKICII

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-lives.

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T k i r . r l l l l r a l . S.I »J1, I..U ..I II..
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l»i«,
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W ill
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I* M a lic ,\'l'llil«.n
In
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ninnla.
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t i l l u nil.r i h , , , l ( l r . i n t l r a t . la&gt;uatl wan in ih * naai* ,.f
K. 17.
IIA T E H
llnlaaa .a id r a r l l l l r a l. aliall I..
ra4a*tn.«l a rru rillit* |n law ,
Ih *
pro party i.aarrlhart i h . r . l n w ill b*
•Dill tu |h, h la h .I t hnlil.r . 1 Ih ,
•ou rt h n u .. Hunr nn t h . I l n l lin n ■la* In lha m onth nr Julp, |]|(.
w h llh la lha Ith ilay uf July, | ) U
I&gt; * l.il Ihla lin l ilay nf Jun., 1)11
II. P. IIK ItN IM iN .-f l a r h o t C ircu it C ou rt
nf Komlnulo County, IM urhli

A frrttrH

o r a p p l ic a t io n
PO H T A X IIHM U
N ttT It'K is
1 ,-K R K Iir
n iV K N ,
T h a i K IIK I) K. M A D U K H . hnhtar
nr Tax ( ‘ iM I llr a la No. ( I L laauad
I h , tth day uf A u tu a i, A. D, IK S ,
haa lilac, aam * In m y n lllc * and
h a . m ad . a p p lica tion fo r
n
In i
d**il to lit l.a u .d
Ih .tan n .
hold
r a t llllr a t * .m lira a a s Ih * fo lln a in y
d.Mi-rlbad prnparty ll* Ih * Cuunty
n l K.m lnul*. m a la *1 Plurlda. in-

lb........ .... 19c

N W H uf N K 'i o f MB'*
tlnn II , Tn w nahlp
la
Houih
lia n a * l&gt; K a il. 11 Aaiaa.
T h . aaa.aamant u( Ih , u l j p i n y
• r t y undar th * » l d e o r U flr a t. I*.
• uni w t i la th *
M at
of
I NKNOW N.
tln la io ante r a a llt lr a t * .h a ll ha
radaamad aram rdlnc to law , ih *
prnparty daarrlbad I h .r . ln w ill b*
•old In ih * h lahaal h ld d.r a l Ih *
cou rt huua* do or on Ih * lir a ! M on­
day In th* m nnlh o f July. I K I .
which la th * t lh d a y nf July. t a i l .
D a t.d Ihla In ., d a y or Jan*. I K I ,
a I*. M K H N IN IN .
C lark o f C lrru lt C ou rt
n f K .n iln n l* County. P lo rld a.
I SB A t.)

w w m m x

PORK U V E R
lb........... .... 15c
NATIVE T-BONE
lb.
25c

PEPPER
AVOCADOS

Cheese

ONIONS

t

3 lbs.

I,AMU91

WATERMELONS

2 for

c

^

ch banquet

Free Stone Peaches

5 lbs

OKRA

2 lbs.

UMKM*

LIMA BEANS

2 lbs.

Cobbler Potatoes . 10 lb?.
Calif Lemons
doz.

Hamburg

7!/jc

Corned Beef 2 for 2 9 c

IH 1*. CT*.
SALT

fc

Soap or Powder

POTTED MEAT
";v» ,
*

2

Pel fiais Com

».

hips giant pkg.
% g g f g i p g | |HM k* X'Ti 'vjTa* f

. * »

f

Corn Flakes

*

3 for

2 2 Oz. Asst Musselman
F o r

5c

LU X F U K E S
Lan*

Apple B utter
303 Country Ki»t Feasor
G -B .C o m

3 to r

Super-Lne 8. R.

Flour

2411

21c No. 2
IV O R Y SOAP Green Cut Beans

3 fo r 2 5 c

Gwat

Medium

W* *

23C ,

No. 2 Standard

Tomatoes

Laqi

is c
O IP E R SUBS

!er 4 giant pkgH.
*•" *
LSoap 3 Ige. pkgs.

Post Toasties

N estle M ilk 4 fo r

T *»H W.Atll
MACARONI '
A 3PACHKTTI
H bevkuutt

2SC Meat lb.

14C AssLKremel 3 for
10c Tall Borden’s or

No. 1 Standard

*

Hgr

l aaaotry Im a k a *

T is s u e
wunoar
T is s u e
•rerrr
T o w e ls

Octagon,Soap 4 gianVbure

OoU*on

Mackerel

no. t mufuh

Large Octagon

...... ......

Smoked Hams

NHMH FLA

M ackerel .
2 3

I CKopsHi. 1 7

l l l l . H r B H L t ....

No. 1 Canned

cL.

W t a l f f l i VRAIa

L a w 2 lbs. i y

Jumbo Can Campbell’s

bottle

12he

Kill CHOPS 2 Ibn. 29e
STEW lb................10c

Tomato Juice 2 for I N

ROOT BEER EXTRACT

.......... . 10e

SHOULDER I b.

19 Oak Van Camp's
Pork &amp; Beans 2 fq r

m a r

CHUCK ROAST lb ........... .... 2 1 c
W H IT E H 0 U 8 B
Evaporalod

LEGS lb.

win

SPARKLE

GENUINE SPRING

FRESH
KILLED
LOCAL

-

EGGPLANT

a tram b e rr y

PRESERVES
16 oz. jar .........15c
TETLEY’S TEA small 10c; % lb. 25c
CRISCO I Ih. 21c 3 lbs. 55c 6 lbs. $1.09

MuHMe|man‘*

6 TO 7 L a

JUNE 17-18 A V E R A G E lb.
M o n d a y in

,,

Of All Kinds
Also Dressed liens
Prices R‘uhl— Delivered

Blue Bode

�1

l
* 1f/-T’‘‘&gt;-t

*.; ,

t.

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l

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‘'■-'J&amp;Ltyf• ! ---- ■
'

Sanford la The Only Central
City Affording Rail, Highway
Ami Water Transportation

J

AN INDEPENDENT DAlLY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Press

X X IX

laps Move To
&gt;uth China In
iriental W ar

JAPANESE A E R IAL

I
*----Chinese Halt New At­
tacks Of Invaders;
Loyalists F o r c e s
R e t r e a t In Spain

SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 193K

BOMB FIRES TRAIN

boering Orders
Compulsory Labor

Kstalilished In 1S0H

81 Percent Of
"V "* ' 'T1
Celery Crop
1 W as Shipped

WOMAN IS HELD

700,000 Crates Elim­
inated By Prorates;
&lt;Jrowers To (Jet Re­
fund Of $8,6:11.07

m M

■ •' I*i«!♦■•* iif rt |pi y t| i mi* i h
* -**Jtn*i l 't.»l**t| M|
,it
I* f til prmliir* nfi, Sn'. hln,. «,
f
n
|m|ny Ii\ Hu |,,
fit
"if»ti of Mm* &lt;i*1 i f|&lt;&lt;f &lt; t-TMiiii’
In
I In- ntrh|if«-«|t it» m i t ■ 11.
i HIM o' i 'at** bhiRltit it' a it.
im&gt; '«**•
i'i Ct * imrt'h •* .1 i t hi
H'H I
reA &lt; III |a*M ,I ,i|
fm «#•-1r it iii tun Mil *•11hiIt
it In
! thl III* h

Germans To Be Re• quired To Work Fori
^State Part Of Time
By Aaaaelalril Preaa
Japanese troops today ‘ onk
' th e O riental w nr to the son h
C hina mainland, w hile on the
“ opposite side o f
'h e
w orld
S p ain ’s Insurgents made new
advances in a d rive toward

Held ill &gt; ’ &gt;mill tut11

________________________

N IM IIK R

1!.VJ

iFDR To Give Nation
Answer On Special
Session In Address

:» m» ni-

Stn rbs
rPrices
n c e s Of
u i otocKs

Will
sitloGri&gt;;i&lt;lciist
(nat At Fire9;30.

Advance For 5lh
Day Of Upswing

Says Funds Needed
To Drive Out Spies

( onnnlly Forsees

820,000 Shu res Are
Traded In Fever­ Income Tax Hike
ish Buying Wave Texan S;tys .Mounting
M U MMJh i. . .'I
»**'i
lit* l»l Will Neces­
Stm k ........ I l N •r*I again ft
sitate I nc re a s e
ui.

li*»r uf nf&lt; ,tIIriu't-I ii*ii»i;»ii
«|»y
d»T mi Du titih i*i *ii
itnjf up&lt; inline &gt; ii Mi*’ I ih I imI
swing I ni iiir in;iliter
,.r
WASHINGTON, lunr 21
Stil tf”* tI •thaitnil
H .fmiiiin
ftlfl &lt;&gt; t •1 iii 1h*'
tnu*. • t.i-dll IMI' ' |.llltlVli |, U I MII'I h.ltl ill* '**■«* r fill I'tiitfii. 11 | -nf In i*•a11 P« **l d Hi
1A f* I ■ I’runfent l|.,.,ie*elt
&lt;*T ■’ •*f . * *-r&gt; &gt;k*•••* a- '■tna'fti i ilu* linn \*l i it •i« tut* » Kit i **|f{t. «adhri|* i * t. g. Mt. &gt; vvtill
i»*us's| « |)iiieUm«liun t.»d*y
av l Mi- will.htif1 a! I - i Mi. i m 11uii* III I tlMlII
S.ilJO,OiMI f t’.
A(Idin§ tlH.IUH) •*»#■■ lo rh«
■ibi* lifld t . « i h* t )it i .ut vt i i »•
A« • It 41 v. » .1 Mill
nf fl.fl.i
Il )*|« tl ill iluluD d ..ii t 11 i" f t1 «&gt;i
Ajialai Ktt idfl Nalmiial Fm ■
a. live
W il h l It. I., k* i t i pi* i iilivi tug
♦nt* ■ Hi ♦ t *'4il in ni. \t i'i M1111!!'*
, Valencia.
I
Ml in rimida
(•'piotiay*
h.
1
ft'lu
|
oi
UM I’ ll'f, pltll.lntn
.ta nun h i I mum mn utc bcli ifid
In su rgen ts closed in u ImhiI |
Here's ihi* rmi uf a firrfrkt mul — frum tin* Ja|rnm-n«* jmm!
11 mi of tli&lt; Tirtit
Of I trial.
,*,J
270 000
r i:»*. • .t ifl-iy rt I l f I'lilillimf t'll
dm Mic ilniM*1 l Ii* iidui uiftml
th® f*.OWn o f Bnrrlon* *KImlmIt t*in Nanking Inn*, ill rinna, wui finti by
aerial bomb
itk iH'iiin al t htiiii
ter#» W lr ill live* prucrii of
from shl|i|MMf|f II&gt; |1|U: at utii h*
tap, b* tiii of fitm •kIt*' 1.. IUmIC
• f heirtif putihaiej,
50 m iles n orthw est o f Vsi- *y»trm of cu»nniuf»iraln»n*».
Klaftiw con*um«*il thr tram.
|.lMk il* &gt;1 Uluh*r thl* Mat ki-“iMjr
than I in *. put nt t rti'ir
Ybidciy
Dacia, amt the
government |
*
-t
l|'.
I
I'll
lull"
A i »»» MlU-fl*
dist *dull fd ii mniig
W ASH I N1, , I UN. .Tun,- lit.
Adiuiii striiibm of the ptrt
lh tiling* late*
and indU'trialthe highway to Madit-n.
ffP'Wers 1* **» ‘ ban *J *1 frnfs
t A 11)
I’l-i-MiU'iit Itimsk-|IiVi -l
' i tilde jug and
City. Atong erasl the huurx«*nt«
rnv1**, lli'lllMi; ii *nvintfs t.f
hlfipi .1 down vclt's " i n . i,|i - ,-li;it" tonight
•p muii I*
d9! *17
ware able to advance a mst# '*•
1•IIIIII llttull
will pix t1 I In- c o tiit'ry ,i is-IvVfpipU ftom Hit* on** »i ui pi
I I ‘la the Hir ing gove-rri-'iit de­
IJ'-mt aI n-n- lini defied &gt;*t ■ inure
|Mlrt tHI w ll-tll'T S|nvill SI’Scrait*
a
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t’ju
tu
H
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*
hvi*if
+
u
alt
\
lev
during fin Imulli hmn
ft Lses.
-vv.pl Sion 111 ( 011,-1-.' is I 1 llh flv .
The
Japan*w sou* • Cli m
A id-n to ciltrcrH of Scminojt* t' 1"' I'" » ♦ I'iimUNeiilig I‘jjlli|tu " 1 eebry *hipp*’d in iipi*i*1 Dr •mn
•- rh»*v tl.i ’*
rt i&gt; IlllN IllUllllllg lu i)irn*t* tMtnl»*iI
r « ffe » reached t'liihlln after "i-k
"l iif *1ait u a- i vckuplit led
t'oLiity for iiioiut a* Will Us It *.»t
T in ' I ’ i ..... . nt. .t -hfil
nt
mit inch’d** drl nipit n' a h*cs *nift-u * I
.............. n i. i t Hu* r 1uii
h&gt; fact that it.... in ml lu t 1 iMi -t ini's.. i "iiii-ifiii i- w tifih c r
a landin': ft mu Nam-a I ' | t ,.. W i n IT B i s h o U O f n.iritial sit|»fioit nf the Sanfi'ul •
i»hiji|ir*i
fr-'in
w hum Mn*
of ilu* bunul uf &lt;]• uf
M-*..' r
land. 20 mile* ea t ..f S » »!-*• J O * )n ”
II, ,
7 '
u clot'k the Mn iim\ci aniuntiI■'it lu
i attor a hcav eliv.- b a n . S m i t h
!' l o r l U U
D i O - IdiMikotitu wilt MOitiidril last mrrot i n f..
• n la*l iiiirh! vuliifl i*mf*fnmnd M v i kmif tu cnllfc’
,
Ml'll.iimi «|i;iie«, tin- laini^l lui it &gt;|"-i-i.il i -ion wits lii'itltut ,| iiti'ir*t injit of I tu* tumid l»f til U . .. | 1o .o i a* c;ii»v.iNHi'rN T h i’V i III " tilt h Iif nf ' inti
FNpr ndi'm ’*4
Bwatow was bombed heavily
,
tp ,.
limy
fhi* period vthiT
ili I ' n la • jihli*. *i si. I ii'iio iT i'i'i
sen a n n »\ . h , i„
Ttw Chinese repealed at fir*
CCHC,
10
U I I 1 U U U nclms uf i tic SiMiniiidi* luMi.ty rt i t . i 1-llo rt- lh L . T 1in- n ifi Mic ii|.fi :»f u«n uf th»* I V i 'i il
when Ihe titfff M'K&amp;I c vvli - |.11
111*1 would i*el Hu aii1*vvi' i from hiu
(/I'i
TinM
iv
m
i
(.-lav
d Mini i'i
H:i&gt;eUiU Assooution iu*id at Mi’ F ir t .n .l 1I . l-u 'i i l "
but In taler counter tUadu
A. U « v i-t (\jmfii t*v l•»* ilril
u d d i e 1 m ihe nation tuntight
Mii' l ily Halt.
Ar tmr l» Mriilwr** of
Mailed the Japanese advanro. (in
Hi
l» I'r le f . T *K I 1 hr atmumf Mint reHindi« 'u Mir uu| uf Imiii i)&gt;i K'l'u I"
:. m
i i,.. Uo*. I
Tin* advance on the curl* win The t ’hie! !• vciMhve talked tn
tha North Chinn front there v o city will 1m’ ortlanutl to tli Dm
Hicirtaiy K.ili'Ii
K.
Haicw-it 8(m|* it. i» .s T u b r . 1. M. Tw i* crvdi* i-f Mu* ('unDot ( ‘umnidti*** ei’nm lb*i mn111 al
Ici-t v ntteri! foil -some {iiuiiiiiieiil now*mcn Mhiii aflee
letm iunif
Ita il* v » II* i
rung |v
In* Pritlrstuh* F|*w
V sluggish, Inaffaettve fighting.
i rjMu tcil iinluy that while mem IS. li v\* o k iu an , all t»f Sttiiftiitl. will h»- ia*fiimlrtl In Ihc growers which tut I• am .Lilli'.! h .if r..i Ifinn* were recorded
tu the While
Hone
after a
in
M
i«*
i*v
1*111
M
u
*
MnrkHinc
Agrc**
Hi.
Rev.
John
la
Germany Field Marahat |&gt;ul » huirli b&gt; ih
Wr* i*mphujijsrd tin* ilemmhilif \ A I II. i*'i'm uf Hi a* laik**; V\
t w thi v tunmi
t‘oiiNpicinnii on Ilu* etchintK*,,‘* seven d.»\ itli-t'ihc
uf a «hik- l‘i **
rtw
nt
bn*a*d
ml*,
olherwu#
Ihe
or- Durham \\ in,r, bi»hu|&gt; t»f Ihe of tb«* piiblic'.i nmifil support
— ana Wilhelm C-oering
8 81eel,
tin ui rteeiiliVc
K&gt;ih .* uf (Ji'iM-va, am i Frank
1 hr Rr e-sidefii i *ad in addrent
a ri aaii*i’iI i&gt;* furvuinl lilt were the
antniiui will In* cnHlitfd In lh*» ^i*n um the uHnimtum nith
f m^| md woman to tlmcesc uf Sou-h F Ion ilu. iSuntUy they tUelare.l that fmanruil *u| S ilv r r • f. ( igfiruin.
Hvlldehem, ('hryiiler,
iienrrul wdl hex"* id :i Id i.'d itd (KHTJ
vi»
I*/®*
on m it yrnrN iiitrw official-* lain.
Of ala ~tfn»* to 4hJ-at tbi* lltdy f i A i
Kpnrn|&gt;ai pflTt li it hso tritely r»er«*&lt;fa.rj'
I'f
Huifit •*, Anarundn.
Kenn«rull( tmuirhi
Rrx 1* "&gt;•ik .in l a ii*1 lamr*N W ritlif
linen*1
*, i* w« a puinteil mil,
aUta for tabor. Tha renaon for t'hmcli at tl.uti uVIia-L m the iirvv jdayorn urc to Im* ^fcuiiol
jun* uii a '•MMihiii* lrt|i huvv lu i*y
Tim ti(i Mini; tu a Im li Mu- plop Ainerhiiii Smelluiir. I ' S Nuhhei,
A prediefkon Hi.n
Hu* tt«xl
tha order not •(plainml but it ; looming.
He pointed out that rm-intw-i**1j til ft l*LI ♦* i&gt;liiii«*n;il jilayr*TN InC ' A 'iih t’.nnmiKi't* uf Mu ccuittul **»!&gt; " f thi* lit i'
viitiw, Hay mi Huii((fonn'i y Ward, Ihni^lat Aki- &lt;*uttirre« will arii.f -uhsMnHuIly
Ifa*
m
*!
tu
wm
k
"T»
a
re
« U bolirvrtl tn bo o m»an* o f ( Th.- It.-v. .M..itui ,1. Itrom, r.-.- of tin* toi*Mtt ln'lieVC III ill Hi -.it Hi j II rt UN |H♦nili’ei •h11. ilu* *4‘u*uri li
Ftt*i| J llncuier •I*illicit comL daft, Sunti- I'e. N X tVntial. li k4' her liv e . *&gt;n tiicuruea helwcetl
Ipooillng up (litler’a vail building i.,r . f ll.dv t‘i*&gt;**- will
as "I’V-ral
new
pliiyrri
u»* fin owing lat&gt;' hi rial iiiu-vt
i’ Ik ul j"»r\ t*n Mu* ,Mnrki*(i&lt;ikv Ann*#ni»*fi&lt; ' (•ni4 ui* I ht* KMHiii.ls hint Wt .,i it- Sont hern Rail way, S-ml hei n I'm ft.non in.I t'limeii *m ,,.
(luring
M
n
*
past
and
will1
tin- i-nn.lhlai.- Th,. i;&lt; .. t'oim-ldn 1&lt;i to id*lit in to strrnuthvn
I rhion I'lltllde,
II an«n|»t|
Mo |.lay. i n a lo u k tii.ly i ill m il u|*.
mi-uihIuiy Ninci* ilia- ii»inc* uotk *lt»C, hklpunt,
!*■««■ Two
SL
Tha Drmlmdogy wa* left »uf- Tnrpl «*f n-fltir i f
rlirli, wliicli has utii'ady
tu»r 1 &lt;' F , If nti M ill iv, |iri'N*ih*til ul j («» himk*- rrcuinniendalinn* fur • i ipnt r»n**»*Uy iiir Ii i .
&gt;\liter left n ‘file phone
1
t*hnng»*w
which
wil1
nuika*
f**r
nnuc
fbD n tly wtdo to cover nil human rhurrh of (lr**»*n &lt; *iv»* 8|»riiiy *. «’»ui«i»ti*rnt»lv lMiUti*rc*l sinci* 1 1*«* ♦ho
ui! iuii rt n 4 Hot
llmkeiaice aniily-N did hi He
I‘* i f**i uni nt havi*
attiMil
tu
aii*fiichn y «tp« r .unit it lhe pile
: act tv III **. The communique aot.1, will tlrliY«r tilt* Ki'i’inttii.
low orirantiatoiii
wur
fotiui’d. |a* llic im* hlh* in lu- in uii a In I* i
at
lilt I h«- jr» ptircivi «,»»;*• tilt mure than nuHei in llu*ti
.
nuihniiMl
■ ■ ’.’ ‘worker* oro rcqulrod for urgent
Mr. Ilrkfircrs %
vuti Uitiv tn Ui
I lift* thi* chili wdl he fi paying ii '"*n Mri|i in I I'd N W !h. Ill Mir
hoi Die hiluir tefiHc.l luhn Ri'ijf , lenipH to advance cunnele miMtnihcr-t
a
*
f
M
l**
-nth
runt
mil*
c
‘
BUte-potillcal purponei; thl* wdl Il'ich. North Cnrotiiiii, ami Id liu* giro|Hi*i ion,
'"IM fail I hi’ move Moll, how
1ah-** imm* inf lu lb M r. rirOiKliavv
are ns fidhmv \V H HmnFcr, fm ■ N * tli, heud of m i ii -. u,
' -furatah n baaia for coming tcgi*- mn uf Mr. himI Mr&lt;, .1«&gt;liti L
the inatket hml
In an effort to buitvl up t« nn.l Mr. I ’ui’kuf.l, Ilir n 'to r Ft*
M’
lilt*
W t l lf l 1
U tlitt i(*||
M ,1 • 1 «*ver, Ihounhl
llradinluti; Ralph rhapnmn, Nun
latlon for unlveroal temporary la IIrUttc«*rN uf Mtirrheuii
N. l nincial supiMirt for thi* tram, to* i ward II il' itoi* |iit‘si&lt;li*(|.
h'*eM ov i*rMuId |hnl Hie recent le
Ii* •M-viiiry.
ford; I' H I •*♦*. Ovinbi; Juhn
Ho wa&gt; odiicat d in (hi* RitltMtfh
hor aervtco affecting alt Herman
Nisi Ia* ami fi**li*ral tin &gt;1* *Imi &lt; fUfUil uf Ihe 11—I lo i*ive ifiuiind
tith e ru."
luthlic «i InMils and w;m Kttiduni*Hl
a11 ivail r*hJuv . cnnfct i i .l w nh Ralph in the face of *Tiatj'‘nevb • iinlt
lin V F M ’ F \ti June i| td*| —
: Tho atatemt-nt added: “ Be- from tt'.iki* l-tiiv* r*vily ill IRTtl. Hi*
mi
^1ruriR ' man iiit'i*!nit* w t * culled today
Whitchcjul, »*ti*f Ullvi* *icMl|»y , I cnted: 'stnck-i wen
.cauao o f the lark o f available h a iitrmlM’r of Phi H« ta Kupfin.
hafuj-s;
that
mine
h
I
m
ii
ven
have
h |uu'c-t Hu* iuovi* lu iilit ii In c’vniStm t' -.f Iht- iimcndtiii-nls '-t lit.- -1'&lt; -Vim-ruaii Fi'di'ial iMii *»i V*
labor matket reservea duo In the ,
Tau tliiiry i Strut i ll|.nH:i&gt;ut Itui'slfr ami iht h&lt;-a»l «cached the cuiii Innon liii'iiiF-e rui V fk»r I t I*IILI &gt;11 IV m * McCall.
M a rk rtin g a g rt-i-n i.'iil which a ct- ( •
gtaat reduction o f unemployment. 11„„, ,n j Sigma Tim livlla fir
rirciH, John
Run;l * r and matural i \. -pti. i i-a| hy hnjee ■kft'i-tiiihI lit ili.illi for tin* kidnapl.!»ins titling lh-. past in.Mill. K,.-,l l:,ll. Jo-. Il.iyos, .1, r. l-rnpo t-tl ut the la-l mWInq in "I Ht
thara la no po.wlblIily o f cover-1 irmitu-a.
ynyeiniiieiit ^pendnitf, would re nitf »'I •iHiM’i Itmlfy Cti-li, Jr. |!
N .ili
R
ill-,
Hilly
ISu.l.
l
in
t
B-tes
uni
iTn.le.i
|ii"r,H
mis
liy
lows
i.l
lag quickly a.i.l adequately Hit|,, |&lt;i ;| |„. n m..
Smifmil nc lint., ifvcitily iinprim-d aha- gri'&lt;-t&gt;
v* i *e Hie ifeiieial •dole mtohri «il| Itu hi*(t| ft.uiurruw nigh* j|i
lh*' niiiiiiilurH. I’.tlw m.I i Mi
|
&gt;
,,.,|
|!„||y
blocks
rather
than
liy
dales
a.
al need for workkra especially um.lim tir tit lh- Semin lc IW n nn.l fitirw-oys nt lhc Htinf-M.l
•bun enpecMit. and thut Ihe in l1i gam I'aik .
f
lIn*
Hnitvil
St-H.
.
-I.
VI.o John I uniwig. Henry Wal* I-»Viw I In he |o«srnl |tad .uni I *■
Important tank* whu*e fulfill l.y
wiiw.l.i un.l remain &lt;1 Cuttltlry (Tub. Manager Ih-rl F,.rt
fliitinnury iinpliiatiom uf ihe pn
Hu' |M*iijilrt of iht* Rni lulull «|ji*
par
no
ni
of
liihur,
and
I
hoitiri
&gt;
■mi. K. K llmi-hi.l.l. r. |t,.v ||(.; u so tin n.l-leil |nnully fm enier■wnt brook* no dalay.
until |trtl, II.- « . &lt; later emA Landa'il uf Ihi* I'ciiii vtvai ia tnie um u whole hud levivi*d the tin ! \%lu» knew -Met all .m a nfiiarl
Utltt-tUlti-isI lu-t-iy. Aitliuugh -lur lei. It
V.
I
li.nnlsrs.
ICuynimi-l,
K*ncy
tllo'ments
nn.l
with.lrswls.
“ Tha t l l r l o f the four-year nloyeil nv an agent &gt;*f Ihe I’ru
dcp-krl iiii'fit of Inbur and ni-tu '*v appetite fur hit iiril i f i us a hi-d^i* ali'i-k, tli ni.iiul tha’ Hi|h I&gt;Vi| on our
.flan
(Qenarnl
Goering)
ha- itmti.il Insurance f.iiuiiauy nt ing tin- tlrunlh the fairways w tv Monsulvalgi- W A l.itilwig. Him' Following a pelilloii filed ly
ili
cl lin'd D* i &gt;mniiu'ii t mi pioy'ir* * ayailiNt u |im-*ihle xeiierd puce I'i mmiiiiity In* \%)M*I nut liy Hii* •lusty nn.l rnnuy ii rails-' nf mi Smith. F. A. I'rte. ,1 I llutrln- vniwer, r..r a new leferemlnm on
therefore deemed it neceaaary lo Ibtt ghkreptle, N. w Y.'itlll'Ofth |i«-flit 11V'* hjii.I f|u» i*,i)| fuf
ill
Ills' fir*! cntlfprvtK*. Imt -acl •»""in next winter
.1. son, G. |». Wnrkman. Hr. S. ,h* Mxrke'mg agreemutl, il was
Went# the requisite legal baste
H i t i t * i * 1D 3. V b &lt; ' h a t I n - t i t r t i r n l h - | l Mifficieiit water, Mr. l-'ori
•hi* rii«i'cifi|f h ‘•ill'll fry Hum* frmil
th
&gt;
m
i
l
l
inifa
would
rurthiu
*
*“•'
,l'c S.-crelary nf
fpr ordinancea abortly tu be made as ii stiid nt in tin- IToUsl-iql thin-.I |In.| til |ire.vtll th-. r.tur-e I'lile.l-n. K S Mi-Call. Ilnwonl
Iftuwi'i'**, .SiuphfU I riiiiil iill, John
I In- IntMircm sattl lit* y were
Ii
lit
n
k
l'i-r
-i.n.liluin
thin
fni
Fa
villi
Horn
r
l.il
I
e.
Hob
Iteill,
Agriculture
will
cull
f..,
«
ne*
pa bite.”
Kpi t-.qial Th.-.dogicut
S.'qtinay
I1 Ni*.if*i'y uiul t li it 1» I'Mill,
s.'v-tnl timnlhs previ«ii«.
J. I- Ing ley. Kail Kvans. W II.
probably between In y U ami vuitlnikf tu load thi* tdrent I i ;•♦**»
■
, Thla D ll th* average German ut Al. sun.Iriii, V i!
Tin* It*--v. • liar la* 11 TiRintiiu
m» (hu! lln* mi linnN un i i spnii
[
* » J fcla wife guaaalng wbat aur.t
It-riug^ (he past we -k a tiiln) HI......
J-ilin K.u-k, Hairy Iliad........ ...... * h" ' hrr " ,M !n
Alt-r ui.liiiall.tp Mr. Bridged
Allunlu »*vmi|c»*R**t m M yi'-iliTtlay
mi'll!
ruiild
h«
taken
I
m* k
r'*n,,n,u’ u" ,l,r
‘ .aarrie# will be requlretl, at ..ill In- |&gt;lncml In charge qf St. nf fi7 I*--i sun - mit,h* the i-nurs- bat,,. U F. ll-vle. the Hev. I'uc!
WINTER HAVKN, June 21
hi huil rvi,i*iiM,il a k*!U*r fnkm
winter ipiiiilrr* ni KiritHilu, Ha
|Uta communique hinted Julin's rhurrh nt DollywiHkl. Hit nhe or itmre limes. Mr. Fort &gt;ai I. It ilfeanv. It. VV. Williams, and h*. p,c'Thi,r neellun'.i nene«t hidnilry n Frank Im IJicrfi* Mi Call sti’klarimc
A report nf the t*tjfitrol Fum- if North wuuld tmrtuil llicin In |
.
, . , . ,
tba aelettive ryatem would
. . . . .
* .
.
|nn»'»pplu ratiiniiK plant nt l.ak Ilu* runviol eil Kkifhlj knliimur hai
The politic* U (nrilUtlly invite J i Ihin iniTinlrs nine uut-uf-luwn I'ete Higgins.
mitlie further sluiwed Iha* the ruli* iht* train hack
then |
Into operation and that to he present at the service.
Alfred, rlosed )---tt'iiliiy lit''tui-&gt;* " jm*iu' i» in my hi-ar* ami um not
jpulferj who visi eil
the
local
Also Frames Mm row, Kinili. rtvrruifc alhitment pirreltliKi* re
hnniiMi in Ilu* South.
links.
aaleeted workers wuuld auf" f I hr iiti«-s*rlaml y uf ,aw ml olriM In ih«*”
Itell, Nancy White, lltleii l.ingu-, rMinniendeil ly 'lie rontmiMce won
(Oaatlaaee mm Pag* T w .)
Thus,- making (ho ruurse wrte Mrs. II. Y.
(•■rials from Culm
Thu inimHor »iiiil Hu* leHvr w ii
I.yuti, Mrs.
Il-ty
while
einriicency
ullulmenls
,
as follow*:
Thr plant has rannrd and pro- in iifixwcr tu mu* in* I'iail wriltfti
Syme.s. Jui.e Hliatim. Mrs. VV. G. withdiawl*
and
adjiidmenta J U ItlC S C O U C n 9 7 b f D lC C l
rrssrd iilnuil I IMI tuns -if pinrap I lu* ymiHi, si'ii*»"in k’ll In ilt’alh fur
Herbert Messer. E. II. Bntilh, Dean and Mr-. F. Compton.'
caused a i»e! changi* uf u/J percent
plr a day fur tin- last mntMi, l-nlitfiinng r»-yi*i»r uhl Jurnra Bail*
J*e An-lrnuiu, It. VV. Kucker, S.
Out iif town players were Joint making ‘.he average allotment
r I*, J**, il Rrift*'i*,*in.
winking f •"in 'JJ.r&gt; In 2!ilt person &gt;
II. Ilighleyman. Wilson
Hmil'i, Terwilliger and W. t». Cheney ..f percentage T.’.H.
Me T IH i m u i II I hf WAS •! nno
Urark 1‘trkina. Jack Horner, H. Atlanta; G. C. T.dar. I..
James IViuch, 711, died at th« with an uui|r| fur the entire o'r
1, BDnatrom, 64, formerly
Mark j Figure* of the Control Commitlam** a I’iu-kv f» i’U'I nf MrCull1*
A. King F. D. Scott, DIM Cal.I ham, J. M. Compton. It, V. Wil*.*,!, ta* ahow that '.he Hanford area home of hi* aon, C. It, Couch, in pul.
,*«'.ODa «l'y. died at Betafori, K.
The raw pineapple enlered Ihe fai|i*r. Ilti avii'B a tupy uf his ktUr
well, Map Fleming, Jm- Maslet. J. M. Kittinger, and Mr. and Mis. wan hanle-l hit 1-v 'he pron'lona. Oriandn last night at (AU0 o'clock
iterday following an lllnc »
•n Ilu* ymitlCrt i»ui*hrr ui Jan^f*
C- r. Whitting',m, Ford H im
•ml nantha.
!.. A. House uf Orlando; and llel- During th* traion this dlalricft ae'- fullueing an Illness uf several United States at Fort Kverglnd-'s
Judge and Mr*. K. W. Ware
*•
nion'hi. Iloth Mr. Cuuch an-l bis in cars^nf the Cubun rallwa,- Fla.
CUwlf* laockt. B. C. Mo&lt;»ri*. -n t'nmpton of liuluih- Minn,
CDnatram wa* bant In Banual'y
shipped
Tit.7
percs
nt
of
the
left yestr rilny for Coolidge, Go. * "
"
'. s . L
son are farmer residents uf Hus brought ovef by ferries, wilh u
■■ Jan. SB. IMJ and *p*i&gt;’
.-story
produced.
The
Manatee
secThey will return to Sanford to­
ci'y. Mr. Couch wa* a member, util fleet of 10 lu II trucks used in
bit Ufa bi thla «Uy. II* ta
two uf tb«lr
an aellve worker of lh* local hauling il to lake Alfred.
by kla widow, three night bringing
c
flir
j
|i«wn
th^n*.
u*il«*
GUik.
The plant put up juice, whetr
ktar*, Lola, Cufliwa and Max- granddaughtirs to /(*pend Uta
H44 ptrrtn1.; Sarno*a( 8L4 p»r- Townsend Club.
summer with them.
Mr. Couch was born at Klsie. and half slices, broken slices
pan, Brawl, III of B*auctnlj Ovinlo, H5.4 prtctnl Md
Bceaunr at hi* high nehulautie
_
Mich, on July |, IM I and resided quarters and salad pieces from
ADo three brother*, L. W
NEV/i YORK, June 21—(AV
Wtiradal#, U5.5 p^rc«nt.
J. N. Gillon returned yesterday
Mina Marjorie Tlllls, Seminole
ili Hanford for a number of year*. Hawaii, It )s said that the pro­
of Zal tweed, Q. o.
_
__
au­
from the convention o f
Dixie
High
School
teacher,
aad
Miss
o f DetniH, Mkb., and
II* la survived by hi*.ion, C. I). duct eomparrd favorably with Boosters of the Brotherhood of
tomobile producer in Ihe United
Phil
A*h#r
of
Orlando
ar#
viillFMrkia,
John
H.
Jon**,
Jr.
of
o f JHlfard; three
Cuuch o f Orlando; on* brother, tha Hawaiian pineapple. It !•
Rial**, b*c*i*-s of bad business
Itnilroad Trainmen which was
Charles Couch, of OvU, With, and thought that the plant may re­
g lfr a W, J. W rlcb t, of In* In Waahlnglnn preparataey Slia ik y will attnul ihe unlvcr- eoiHliUeaa will akut down thi*
held in Miami June 14-17. ID
four grand'chltdrsn, Mr*. K. M. sume for about a month if a
Mm, * ♦ I . Boea- to leaving for a two months tour
was accompanied by Mrs. Uilun.
j b i l ? 1lscholarship,
^ r a h T ^ oaccording
r a i n ^ utc ,UmnMf
k. rammer,
longer, onWit,he
thi.
and Miaa AvD of Europe, it waa learned today, S
Roabuck
average, ,fcfM
than —tail
Hcotl of Sanford, Mis* Anni Marie representative of the company
Mr Gillon acted a* « repre­
Information recetrad from K. C. liain a. Knudaen, prrsldent, 1 1 M Rad Cross first aid Instruction Couch, Miss Dorothy Mae Couch, who flaw to Cubs Wednesday ran
al V Intar Karan.
sentative of Ihe Railway
Eor
I- f . Boy!* secured some good Beaty, dean of studenu.
'baa warp
wUi be given to those dealrlPg and Miss Jerald in* Couch *11 of be assured of a sufficient raw
yosterday.
ployrea Retirement Committee *f
Sanfanfl
_
’ Aa a member ef (be 8emlnole
dy DOm Church •hot* in color film of ______
material aource. Brand new mu Sanford, lie dialribuled literature
l * * i year'a akuldown, on &lt;h» av­ it daring th* month of July, lira. Urlaodo.
Future Farmer*. erage lam ta three week*, wa* the Dorothy Lamb, eounly school
S. C jU U in w .it toe and 'lakefroni yesterday Tar Chapter of
Funeral services will be eunduct- chlntry for processing lh* pine­
on the plan a* well » »
other
inclusion in Karl Lehman** John waa voted Iha aoUlaading short#**, changeover period In the nurae, announced todny.
«d tn tb* Erickson Funeral apple ha* been installed.
literature. .about
Hanford and
croup of amyl* scene* of Florida Fatur# Farmer ta tba B u t. and company’* blatory. Th* severe
Home
Saturday
morning
at
10:30
Mrs. Lamb said ihe eapected lo
Seminole County.
’A S T
attraction* which ha will ahow'b. because of hie oulatamllng work drop ta IMS automobile ule*. not b*v* at least IS In th* lir a . 8 b* o'clock wM» Rev. C. H. Baker o f­
NEVER FELT BETTER
There were about 450 delegatee
vocational agriculture a'.u- eipttienced In the Spring of 1 H 7, potsled out that th* IS hours ef ficiating. Burial wUi be mad* in
tha New England stale* thin
BURLINGTON, Mich., June from Florida-' Georgia, Alabama,
dn t, he waa teal year awarded *na-*Jba ehlaf ctut. blamed by instruction will be provided fra*. tb* Evergreen Cemetery.
21.—(A1
)—
Willard
(Wlb)
Hyatt,
ChF
MissiselppL Louisiana, Tennessee,
a of the acholarahtpe.
Abort IS person* look advantage
so confident he would die four
and Kentucky.
UMEB TO BX PLANTED
A letter whitb ha reedbred re-

Baseball Directors Plead
To Be Ordained In
For Support Of Lookouts
Episcopal Church

--A rthur

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Sem inole County Produces
Mure K ru ll And VegelahleH Than A n y
S im ilar A r e a in A m erica

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VOLUME

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i O rders Ringling ‘
. Circus To Leave

Bridgers

Performers Agree To
Take Wage Cut Blit
Laliorers R e f u s e

'•»vin»: .... """

Meeting Called To
Protest Clemency
Move For McCall

Rains Have Improved Greens, Fairways 5 i , “ i.»,\„g^:m«,iNs»ra
At Country Club, Manager Fort States t

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LukeAlfml Pineuppk*
CunninK IMunt ( ’lo«e.s

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Stenstrom Dies
Following Illness

In Orlando LastNight

City News Briefs

John Jones To Get
General Motors To !
Sears Scholarship
Ik Closed Longer

tears z ’sa-;

,h|t,iw'' 7!"

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Gillon Attends Parley.
Of Railroad Trainmen

County Nurse To Give
Course In First Aid

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cently from Dean B*aty read* In
l/EM U T K O -A y « » qddttlra U jRw. an folbn**:
ibt mot* than I 0JM0 a r m af »*!
“ I am glad la any that your
to* frail In aoUfratiM at
average waa neb that wa wUi
t Ab kslh#-ttlll*.dmW-/.
p«UB be
ta award yea ana
ckarkw
^ tb.
Thi*
Fw
r*A«

_
. . f o r annual tnvenfpry aad gndel change period,
wtir he ataggerad, aa nioal, in the
varfasa pjaata. Ratptoye* In need
wIR racetra aaoney advance* from
the rampeny to -tide f*n„iie, over
■be.
In ■tales wbett

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of tha Instruction last year ah*
PRICK RAISED
said.
Tha classes will b# bald at the
TRENTON, June a i.- W )—
grammar school, A definite Uni* The Trenton Times newspapers
wlU ba announced later- All wb* announced yortarday that street
art Interested shooId send their
of tb* Craning Time* and
~
aatt* would
in ta Mr*. Lamb at
ef Bapcriat*
to thro*
to
Own
4.

year* ago that he had a graveatea* carved with th* date, observed hie lllh birthday yester­
day. Tba riiUrad railroader and
farmer, aaylag " I never felt bet­
ter bi m r Ufi*"* was undecided
what Chang* to make on tk#
gravestone.
Il
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LOCAL WEATHER
Florida: Partly cloady tonight
and Saturday, paaeibly few seat*
tend thundershowers Saturday
afternoon In the aoulh and Wtrame *wt portkm*.

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FRIDAY. JUNE 24. 1938

T O 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

Sunken Treasure

Sanford Herald

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STRANGE AS IT SEEMS-rByJOHN HIX

On w stormy day in 1789 the frigate Ltr.lne, carrying
bullion to England from Hamburg, was wrecked and went
to ‘.he bottom at the entrance to the Zuyder Zee off
the coast of Holland. In itn hull were 900,000 pound* nter* ling, worth about $4,600,000. and 10 *.o 12 million dollar*
i t L U I D le. D E A R
worth of gold and coin, which wax being transported for
M ite r
DBA1V— UtMtsdaa l U s i i t r payment of troops engaged In the Napoleonic wars.
iM im im o * KATga
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Thia huge sum makes a very rich prise for which to
*KUa " " I " " ” : " " :::: U S , work- an&lt;l wifh this thought in view, a Ng.herlanda com.
S S ^ ..V .,.V.V.V.V.‘.V.V. atS pnny fia* tleclflerf lo make Ul,c of it* reofti’.Iy constructed
#*■*« dredger, the largest in the world, in recovering thia sunk­
The dredger ia named the Karimata. It ii
• llln rr
BBlIffBi v a r ii •# en fortune.
r « M l l l t B U * N M l ir p f * t
fftof t l v
e f 260 feet in length, 8o feet in width and can dredge to a
(■■4a Villi fc* rharstd f«* depth of 100 fee*.. The depth of the water where the Lul* r f t i v t r lla l if n ic e .
tine lies is supposed to be 60 feet, but' it la probably 40
U b 4 ib t e M p a i i r
rtp rp
The fact •that it Ilea so near
B l l f r i t l !■ I k e ■ a flw » !ll more feet down in the mud.
• f B4 t* r t i * l « B IH IIfM
tore*
la Ik * l a r i r e f
r l l l r e the surface will mike the tnak of recovery Ieaa difficult
W ttB lr f
v v ilk
ffle tlp a l
The lure of finding lost treasure haa always been fas­
i r a l a C k le a g s bb4
cinating and many oxpedV.ione have sfet forth before lo
V ltm V d ta a a e * a ik * r mi T kt locate some fabulous fortune below the wavea, but In moat
i l l I 'r v a a w h ic h la p i H v
in**.«nrv*n the &lt;|iip*t* have met with fla'lur* due to insur­
« B tl il* 4 f » Ik * a a * f u r f*
mountable handicaps. With the improvement and develll* B a f *11 * * « ta d l i M l t h r
ta M e r
B el e ih e r w la i
npmcnl
of merhnniral equipment, the d»y m*y he near at
11*4 t a f k l* p m p *t a n d
laml i *f w a p u b il e b e i l
band
when,
what had once been a romantic paatlme of adr t g k t * i(a• p a M l m i l * * * t a-p* •
M.parahi
Cpkva k f t f l B
ire
* lv * veiitunTs, will turn out to In* a big huaineal,
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Wa have often thought wh*l
gtfat atUualaiit to Iwttcr buiinuu
v It would be If (veryunc would
m il* a tpocial effort to pay up
i t tha same time. Money
eirrutato so fa*t- huelnaar

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. iHorman Uoarlng, number two
. *k «i Chieftain, has promulgated
^ &lt; dyerva conaeriptlng the setvirt*
i worker* io bahalf of the state
Work for the government if,
__. where R want* you,
' Tbk ia tba price of economic m
l corlty in Germany.
----------- o-----------Isn't it funny that tka most
Itorribl* weapon of mmkrn warfAra ta pn&gt;bably tha reason tha
arar doaan't break out. England
would never permit her ships to
sunk Indiscriminately by It*
airplane* If It wen not for
M r of bomba over London,
ftltlrr would not allow
boalorakla to brklle up
If It were not for tha Hkell
kood
that Gsech plane* would
bomb llorlIn.

■pita all, report* to th« eonl(w&gt; people are more bird
t &lt;t&gt;toying Iha luauriea of
Thirty yearn ago, girla II*tat small towns similar to
lord could ba dUtlngulsnad
thair provincial manner of
cotton stockings, flat-heel
[ta shot*, plain gingham dre**Todsy they wear allka ami
paUeniod after tha Ulv*l
ami New York creations,
stocklag* art altk or rayon
their shoe* are tract ropms
Use ona* that appeared In
hut wash. They look and
Ilka Ih# smartest debuloots
m big ehy,
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Ra Kuhn, leader of Iho GerAnurlean Bond, says that
the Demouritto and RepubilPartita are run*r»l’»d by be
. end that ha thinka J. P.
PW haa Jewfah btood. We got
Idea that Franklin Daleuo
dealt had n Might Influence
to affrjri of tha Demo;rail*
r, and we were alt* under the
n m a that Hoover, *r Hamll-

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fund* with which tn buy them in
CIlLTH DILEMMA-----Hamual Call, Inventor •&gt;f the large number*. Colt had tn givtamoiM ala-ahoaUr which bi-*r» up revolver-making.
Then t ie r thr uutbrt-ak of the
hla nanMi found hlmxlf in *
vary cmbarra**ins pnaltbm »n* Mrliran War. The Trxa* Rang­
day *rh*n Ih* U. 8 . (Jnvrrnminl er* offered their *er*lcr» In
p*titlon*J him tn makr I,MSI id Zachary Taylor and fumiahe.l
tk* rsvolvm for Ih* Tr*** their own mount* and •qulpm-nt
-which included tha Gull *lxHangars.
• Colt didn’t own ■ Odt *i»- Ihoqter With the to called T c *
•hooUrl Ha kad mail* them fur an'* model Colt, they »o«n be­
tha past fN* y«ara- In fact- hr came a terror to the Mexican*.
In rxponaa to demands for
waa bankrupt.
Par a long timo Colt had at nun* of theta weapons. General
tempted ta latsn-il th* xuvimi Taylor requisitioned tha govern
a ^ ta lh k fa ninu* *la-*hn«ti r, ment fer 1.000 Colt ravoWri*.
but always hr had b«n r*fu»eiL They were not tn be had- m i the
turned to Cnll.
Thr TiXaa Ranyrr* and Ihv government
frontiersmen of the Trial plain* Htrangr a* It vrem*. be had none
had adopted the weapon fnr either!
Cnll frantically placed ailver-'
fighting with Indian* and Meal*,
cans, but twrausa they lacked linemenu In tha newtpaper* In

The altitude Boosav*
take toward present buiim
dUien* waa indicated at ona of
Mle* Ruth Kenner returned thin
hi* recent proa* conferences He
week from Tallahineo whir* the
pictured the eiloation aa ieaa
aerloue in fact then hla critlca
Cawtlnuaa P r*m * * w o * *
here described it.
frnm Senator Connally, D-Tex.
Iliacuaaion of tha rrealdent'a
Connally. a number of the 8e»- weatarn itinerary haa turned
moatly on tha direct political aid
inerraaea would bo necaaaary iw-: ||a
t |T, to New Deal aenacaute of the mountinf (•*&gt;&gt;»' ton engaged In ranomtnattoa
ment deb*. The** middle brarkat* fight, i„ Kentucky, Oklahoma,

o f •h a l o t .

rr'a mother, Mr*. W. M lefflrr
for sever*!" day*.
Mr. and Mra. T . K. Ruumitlet
and Mr*. A. B. W * l » t *p*et a
plcaiant day |n- Orlando Weds**diy.
Mra. Georf t McOafahln aid
children have arrived Itnaio altar
■pending wvi-ral month* In Ocala.
Mr. and Mi*. Willktin B-dban-ly
and family led yctlrrrity fm
Daytona Beach where they will
•pcad Mvaral nvoa'.ha.
A. K. Vow*11 returned today
from a buaineea trip &lt;u JsckionviUo.
Mr. and Mr*. A. I- Delta, Mr,
and Mr*. Krneat Bet** and Mr*.
8. M. Lloyd tpent a pleaaaat day
a&gt; Daytona Beach yeattrd-y.

la Haniw,

or longer
you will feci more
comfortable if yuu
hgve no worriea
over a ptwo.blc
Ion* or Iheft of
your travel fund*.
II 1* always wise
before atarilng out
lo convert your
cash Into
AMERICAN EXPRESS
TRAVELERS CHEQUES
If they are (out
or stolen, a prompt
refund la made. They
are spendable at
filling stations,
hotel*, tourist
ramp*, etc., from
ftutttl to CtNutt.
Your signature Is
the only Identifica­
tion required. Ask
our teller about
•hi* convenient
form of protected
travel funds.

hope* of aeeuring one of hi* own
g'in*. hut tn no avail. Finally ho
hegan tn pri-lucc rrvnlvrr-i, Uit
not tn *|HYifK-iitlon* nf hi* nld
ftvnrite, Uw "Telan'* model.

l.iMTKU KKI'ETITION . . . .
Every written al|&gt;haliet
l*n
gouge manlfi-xt* a high degree
nf ennxtanry in the rr-la'lve fre■inrnry with which it* individual
letter* are employed. From a
•tudy of 100 IKK) letter* appear
ing In telegram* nf h commercial.)
and military nature, (he letter*
u( the Kngli*h alphabet were
fuond to neeur mnet frirquerWly 4
in till* order: E T R I N O A B

1) 1. C II F II 1* M Y G W V B
H K q J z. The letter * Z'* alone 1
fall* In it* proper place.

Tplwarrow: What atnU ca
rabdlvldv Itself at any time?
Wlwroruin. California % or else­
where aloof the way. Tha map
of hla Jonrnay conform* too
cloMly to party trouble spots to
•void tha conclusion that it waa
akaped with that In mind.
At the umr llmw, however,
enunciation of what may amount
to a 1038 new deal rampaifn

A t l a n t ic
tadlvMaal
by Fadartl Dapaail laiaraaca Carp.

Here’s Real

How Fanner* May U m F H A T o
F inance Farm Property T

The only economy b the service MnI satisfaction
set for you money— — You get the 3 ImfM
thiage In
volved
both
patriotUm and,
athlca.
Arlkle*. prepared by Leon U*
Turreu, former Justice Depart­
ment agent, knee not keen pub-,
tUbed pending Um oatceaM aI
e suit brought by tha lovaraaaant
to prueeat thair publication, the
T. L Duma*, Mn. G. F, Smith,
Mw. w. J. Thigpen. Mi** Bather*
Ina WllkW. Mr*. E. M. Oalkwej
and Mm . «*da*n.

To atudeeb of political aeenta.
radio ayeech aypaara
of a faat and
va with a twn*j
f urines parpenal

la p s Move To
South China In
O riental War
c*ntiau«e pram P**a o*a
fer no reduction In takons while
In the tervlce of toe country.
It waa laty that unemployment
had bean redueod In May to
about 330.000 person*, aomu of
whom couM not work becauaa of
Inflrmlll**, and that Un num­
ber of employed person* had
jumped to aheut ao.aoo&gt;«o—

Whcthar a

Honolulu**

To , ,Broadcast
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Says Funds Needed
To Drive Out Spies

Fred E. Madden, prop.

WEEK-END TRIP

IH N«VI$PMTO$ WHeHlje

8 AN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Ml*. 8 . O. Chase and. family
lift thia week for Dayton* Uesek
!u remain MViral week*. They
will be joined by Mr. Ch**a later.
A, R. Merriwclhrria spending
several day* In Jacksonville &lt;bl*
neck on butinct*.
U, C. Marlowe left Thursday
fur Jacksonville where he will
rcmiln several day* on business.
Mr. and Ur*. 8 . M. Wifglo*
w ill art hr* t o m o r r o w from Ocala

Longwood Feed1* Fertilizer Store
Ixmgwood, Fla.

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IL K VERSE FO Il TODAY

In the Nazi mind there In nothing Incongruous with
nfficinl denial that the recent drive against Jews haa ofP I K I T II A I. CONTHADII
iNK; He that »«n railed m lirtnl sanction and with *.he avowal of Propaganda Chief­
the
Lord bruit; ■ servant, 4* lh« tain Goebel* that all Jews mU»t lw driven out of
I’s fretman: likewise It* that country.
is {called, being free, i* Christ1*
In pointing out this haywire rcamming of the Naiis,
servant---1 Cor. 7:2'J.
the New York Times «ay»t “The curl) now said to bo put
on the excesses of anti-Semitic violence that marked the
I
j
rtlllH IMKItt
week-end in Berlin disposes of the explanation that the
outrage* against defenseless ci'izen* were the work of ir­
J Alpha front &lt;&gt;( our hnu**
responsible elements in the Nnzi party. If the explanation
orchcd w hit* a »to
privet hnlgi-,
i* true, it is «n admission that the poliew are incapable of
K’
a * &lt; i walk Af slat*.
maintaining public order and protecting property. Also it
Ir J ,
nn admission that the party chiefs are incapable of
; But anoth'r path slip*
ontmlling the party. But It is plainly not true. OtherAround ami go**
se the officers of the law would not have looked the
In at thn *hW
». Wbcr* iho gnrdcn grow*.
tlher way while the paint-bucket brigade cpiie'.ly anti
methodically smeared and defiled Jewish-owned shops and
TtmTI soon discover
cafes. How could the police without authority have ar. What we know writ
sled more than 2,00fl Jews, and then released them when
That nobody ring*
they promised |o leave tho country?
Tha front-door bell.
I erhap* there is not use looking for rational explana­
If*you happen In call.
tions for the behavior of a regime that in Itaolf smeared
Dm *t loave a card,
by tho orgy of sadism following Its unopposed occupation
Jew come right in
of Vienna. The torture* ami humiliation* meted out in
. T|taunh the gay hack yard!
that reign of terror spring from forces far below the level
— Kara King Garlrton.
of reason. Were it not for one thread of logic running
■frothing i* a* fickle a* thr through the dark mazes of Nazi psychology, tha whole
wpother, unlm* it could t&gt;*
camjangn of iwrsecutlon might set down to the mania o f a
yoilllc an trying to Jump from fanatic, magnified into the poUcy of a. gn at nation. But
SM aid* to ihs other with tvtry
one motive keeps rwappearlrig. Everjr time the ruling
change of fushiomd.lp opinion.
party
gels Into a tight placo the persecution Intensifies.
®
"—
M y the poor telephone oper Therefore each new drive of this kind start* ■peculation
i , ator who bus to interpret word* ns to why the porpetual scapegoat, trussed up once and
af'yaupla with mu-h in th-lr for all in the Nuremberg law*, should be dragged out and
mouths and who gel* bawled C'll punished over and over agiin."

find-grade

and you wiU ba convinced that ours is

Unrational People

^FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 193®

The county of Sussex, Enf &lt;«nt «&gt;f which were American
lend, has decreed thet boys un- j laedff, were imported by Cblnfc
der 15 must not work in cineme* |duriti| 1*13,7* according to Ukh
or theater*, or as rag collectors nese Mari times Customs n «Ur « g
or lalhrrerg in barber *hop*.
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The day after Chri*tmaii, “ BoxA total of 4.371 track* and inf Day", i* ■ legal holiday hi
,75H automobile*, about 85 P «- England.

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Bridge Party Given
By Mrs. W. It. Shippy

A n d Personal Activities
MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor

Telephone 148

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Mrs. Charles Herm Is
Honoretl With Party

Social Calendar
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of
I Jayiiiunt.
(Id
i , ii' ii&gt; put I *of i f |H‘it'i Mig
-I'lie
...
i.
,
.
,
» nlne.xday for then home afi. i tan
Mi1
-- Rut h
&gt; liingv.
i '
xpending a week hole wiih M, r"&gt;, liof
ci t t a i v ;
VI iis
I;h.n i .
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f. ,,
f,
iiimpsim i fnther I l Siiiioax is. Ijirh 1'
ih .i'i.in ,
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met ting

If Ii*'i lift ii * l *

of

iik

I he

a -t • i filing" ,if ihe htui.e
tin
of Mi+* VI.11 \ Llien l.csh" i w •1 1;
M‘ **h I Mi i If.h ton.« SmhL pr* *nU*nt

mlieu
the

■si 11 I t *h i|'tei

U M -tiB K

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mh

rive tonight frum lai k'inivilte ;n ' Tho e
in ..
M. * A
M» ih»*ui Hi
»|'ernl ihe weekend hire wi'h &gt;M |’hrh|. \l
I- S-rthl M i­
t v • 11 l he gin' i
1 i i-' 111 \ .Hid
her parents, Mr nit t M
tt
Wi HU)
J \ Sv%init 1• \|.
J Ml • .Joseph I'
..... I . .
range,
hi VI. s I M R l V A F. K E L L Y ot 5t Pr- t A irti gr ii 11 u11• . if 11\ hin
Mrs K I
Ii i
i •;&lt;h;m
VI n
Vi u&gt;*ld m l
,M»k - IrF- bur | 'will conduct * rtYiYiil all elided the I m i n I Htgei Mil
Mr and Mrs |j,,\ F s Vm**s, K •f.* Si *ii|
■t i h e N j i a r r n c
Ch urch
in I Ak»*
J,
I. ft ye.tei.lav i -i I
i .,i, ■
M r *y from Juno" 19 In JIItV I
Bench where they will
f, &gt;
Tim • r m f f i will take )«Ui r mi
ihe next lw.. wi.-k^ ,.v t n,-t, ..| S u b - D e l ) C l u b C r o u p
a le nt * n d t h e r e
w i l l h e ■pr't t « l 1
Mr and M u Itnliert td, nl.e
Rev
R
C* S lr| iti rn « it
H a s R e g u l a r M e e t i n g ■i n c m f

teLand, Colon, t and lit, Jidin T
the P*rty an*l
hett of North ('.itiilrna, Mr m l ■m A^ cn^nnce
fra. Gregory Ilia, k of f' l. ml, Mrs. Herm received many at
Mrx
II
Ik, f a x w . d i
and
le.if. f
tractive gift,.
it. and Mr.. Ilayw id Walkrr.
_________ _______
fa x w e ll left today for A llan '.. I About \*i \u‘
If. and Mra, S;tni Ilr.ilfi.id, Mi
^
and Camp J.trial.ixka i.xpectl.e j i on of F in lull
t* liliru'
ad Mr*. Dan Walker, Mr. II M
■ "'* r»*w .-ii . . . h . , . lt i „ ,
umhley, and the M i-r- M dalvn
h
The I
ruluck, Lucy Ittminillit', Mn'ha
three week *, tnd VIi-^s F ji- iv* II
lalfonl. Mar on Kalrklier, Mm
\K * •'
w ill spi ml tie Mimin i nl ciiinp.
The xtniggle be'ween law and
in Is *1
urrlte trier ry. Martha V' ■' of
taUnd. Betsy lllirk nf D‘ Uii'1, : " !,,r
ffim e In ISTll Ariror...
George M-.&gt;e iidinned W.dn -

yin n r

5
A fiiiim il**

fiY o n ip

Evaleens

D e a le r

J

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i'

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M ill'

i l l ' 1 •'! o lt g r

hu\ i* lo n I igM

Id ix .illi

o il

'-1 ■
111«•

llinl his*- S*i*xt then I Hit
the ill out h
H

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1 o*i e n llit

I .i n 1111 I f I t

in.I a 11 ip nioiind
I’ i n 1 1 T h l| i *x*Isi *

I hi

t to
I hr V

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p .■
|&gt; X I ll

Beauty Salon

3IS F. Fir.I
P H O N E

H at

&lt;t the |&lt;npu .1
i:» ye itI f old

.... -l

k' ctrit'ngly rn.l , ntcfaln ingly ,|ily f „ , m A th .„t» wherr he h.i.
1 &lt;•l&gt;»'.•.! ... (. 1,11 Taw". The new I , |M.nl lhl, |la„
,,„&gt;s „ „ ,,.|M
■indoor drai.u with George n , , m, . , 1 un,j yext.r.lav wax ralhd "o
O.iien in 'he xtarnng role will he Kflft My, r, liy
TI.,
dimin ii". th
Hktur- ,lf W ynn W h.'n, I
Mr. W h.ti.el d iiy f
uny.
is J ' j i n u p i i i n f lb*- F o r t \ | y i *

Carriage Announced
Of Lillian A. Mcisrh ,.,.^ ..-,“ 7 ,.**

1

Swing 1*.

i

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I and

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writ

|Ul/i

- I MIMH K I IIABMAI AL
i n . IN I'.
•I " - I lLPark Ax*.
• xx.i ........
,nt rii o r n a
mi o n
Uri i « i Lia. jix.
,,i -1iin rrn ix T
I T il S( u i m o N s
\&lt; i I It IT F .I.Y
t M M I'U l N |»K I)
A I If I M I R K A R L Y
III 1*1 f I I)
I 'l l IC E S .
hi I
in l{ n ilt 'K
&lt;»
i m &gt;i * n.i xi r it i s i' r l r-

^ U*-fM»rt** m* tli.if 'll t i n y has
| l'»*ilght tilt’
F« 1*1fs•li"tlM
fill

hmuo i$f

rm c

t m ir

itt in ii* *i 1 i \i * *

Mr*. Charles Herm o f Ormond

hi i

\i r .I,.

i'Iuu*

I sin v til** »n**n

, Aw tun

tuh

wm;|i
tir.ner i
Whid-1 Arnold
Beach, §wfiiwii
formerly Mis* Addle Lou
v i.ili.ik i
,|
j onea of Sanford, war. rmnpli- l!' n " f elan! t Y v a.,with a
raiacellnne..ux
»*
" f MiWhi I jihrnuyho
I .^ower given last night by Mix* l,''n '* P*mn'&gt; Mi anil Mi*. Ia-S- l,|ee,« ,t, ,
A |ire |,anirr at the home ..f Mr l"‘ ' Vr«".« r 1 .'ill
( „ n,j Mr^ j \ J0ne* otJ |*»rv
| C 'lrxT Avenue
M l*» Minnie S 'r. nge will .r germ-,

In rooms which were decorat­
ed with a profusion of mist'd cut
MONOAt
flowers the guests enjoyed games
The Round Rohm &lt; .trie f the ii n*I contests, and each wrote a
H o ly
Voman'a
Ausiltaiy
good luck wish for the
hrulc
'rot,
Episcopal
I hint ki w. ill
Mrs John
David o f
Daytona
left at the home of Hi
Mu.
Bearh won first p n » '
in
the
t f t t Barnes
I lit \\. i
I in. flower content, and Mi** Mnrv
dreet *t 4: &lt;HI i.Yloek
lleien Itiimbley won aai-ond |.rue
The quarterly hu.-nn ■ inerting In n context rom l.tin r o f aanem
if the Woman's
Ni tiling words from the letters of
i#ty o f the First ILiph-t Fliurch
"wedding troUMenu," Mix, l&gt;...
rill bo held at 3 TO nYlnrk. Fv- o.hv I hove wax awarded a ,»r„e
»rt officer and gt-nonM rhairman
The K,ft, of the mircellane.m.
deOM be pre.M-nl with
report ahower were hanked upon the
tn members are urg.-d !.. attend. ,t))lin|r tnhie.
The
table
wax
•prrad with a lace cover
and
1 centered
with n bride'.
rake
i which wax topped with a niiriia
,... i i i
,
....
.
Mm bride and groom
The cake
, ,,
wax prexeoted
Mrx.
Ilerm
ax
L'ut’ xt priae
A picnic for the cmplov" • ■" " f
,
.
Ai
I In"
cTinciusion
of
the
!• Seminole Fn-ami-t y i utiiptnv
,
evening s
entertamnient.
the
'*• held yesterday si i t* r,..« u a*
a *
, |
.
.
pueil i were invited to the porch
mufando Springs
uhn e refi cshnienls of punch iimt
, During the *&gt;f^ei nuoii w inunmg ennd'.v iches were serveit by the
nd dcueing vm e efifnvt'd, and
hostassisted
bv Mrs J A
in the evenillK a pii:u- .op* *
. . . . . .
.
Duns tind Miss Margaret Jones
•T was '»rved.
I* |. t
i sum fionus were us»d to n'lorn
The emp'oyti x Lind 'heir yn. *• .
the punch table.
Y r ii Dr. and Mt«. ILivh \\..-i f
a |
,
a\ large group o f guests were

.it

aLmlfiy

j tut* e * p e c te d 1•1
| i'i S n M&gt;lav .1•id

Mr* \\ H Shippy rllier* allied
nuunli* t ■ ! hoi hi i«Iif »* fluh yi *
t r n b iv

kid Betty Walker, and Ik.nl v Od
pm, acbrrl
IImnhlcv, Juit.vx
•t«a and jack llh fll.
------------------ ----

PAGE THREK

THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLO R ID *

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High School

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V 'oitp*

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4 A ki.n Furk
Mi • F

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p

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Ihmvnle*

t VI hi I Ax
i» 'p* i'1iv id y
tiirtH •
h'nlex Marxhall whnxr I ixk tx
Mrs Arthur HrahMti, Mr* S D (Mnjj
j ■„ xmaxh an organ.red crime r.riLf
1,1 &lt; **I the t iinlereru ,
H ig h le y n m ii, lire )
M r s,
C
F, j
jq n tundil ridden cai'lr pawn
11b*’ M
1 ,«i xiiv n I&gt;u ' 1* , \ n
W ilsnti nf Ihtllns. Tec were in
Stnt tn in»r»*igule a myxlei lini.
F**» I,
Li use
Manli.i,
Drtiindnt yculpHiy. Anhnr Bran IginU
eVioeT of* »tage.*®Mcir’~7(ibbcr&gt;ex,
Daphne T.k-I h.
Ann XViigl.'.
»n
Jr.,
Will
inm
lint
ruin.
a
iel
Gllrien enc.mitrrx a anted de-per
aec**niprtiiie'l
I Ii**m. I and l.d o 1 1 ll, 1 nd,a. ...d llar.y
Mrx. Goieenbvrg ha* Y t n **■ ndt*. dying on !he de.xerL He in. E*rl defer
Hriiwnh'” .
X|
Takaeh
w „.
the ' ' " I " " '
saining *1 Kt. Vinrrnl........
Ihe de.d gunin-n W».M. ll**Wll &lt;illd
viotljiLit a.ei p .aixi. un,l U.d, n
I, Jacksontille for th? pu l Iwo b,* ; r r ivt.Nt inrVnd nf appearing Mn,*r *
Hern.t..n wa.t hugler.
I n hla* teal capacity.
j
*
The couple Will make heir home
THU r u e trails t o ’ rnnnncc. u&gt; ' ,r Hn'*
'* ‘ 'V,,M ri
' 1 ! Jrckt'jn vlle a l.n r Mr. G f i ll |,ic)|r f, I fighl. a hold up. a bank
Wrdnex.L.y lic.m IV n y ,
urg la employed hy&lt;h- J ck:on- f rnli'ory, ,11 nttrmp’ ed lynchingl*1'
Hx-rw they have xp.-iu 'he|
Brewing Company.
j■ aa.l
iloaen
gun
l«
t ti e'emx,,, i1
« r''kx. Jtr. Sx.ii’ xv. I
null half
ntiii a
a
ijoicii
gun
Dn
• * * * f‘‘ *

J

Jlltholaa M
r
Melwh
tinnnnnre. Ihe
^ K r llg r of hix
ti dauclxlr . Idttlm
V l . lo Frank
Fr&lt;
tie* • id'urg of
IEkaonvlll&lt;r OIF
.
J*l. *1. iTl
• * 1 1 •-

making fur axxifl-pacr.l rapid tc . |l' * ve Sunday for I'.it'l.arg. I' i
I ;,,n
&lt;&gt;n ■ huainrsa trip nf a few ll •yx ,

N IG H T

ro*

It.'a Oehman, lK-au*.ful brun-, Mr
Mw'
wl11
h" - i
..... newcomer. Mipptira the ro- |
“ hou’- **'• '"■‘■V’ Iw fo r rlia x 11.mice. It &lt;y Whitley, Robert d e ck - l" r f « r North t tm .ina.

hr. Ward Bond, Paul Kveltnn.
J. II. W r*l
mnfnrcd
iu S
Fianc ix McDntut'd, K‘h-n Lildand
x io
Inw and idher players are in Ike Aug.ixlinr yrxlerday
arrnmpanird home by Mra. We
supporting caat.
and two rhlldren, Jndx.,11
.11 Jr urd 3
'
Mary Carol, who have Ifern vi"il
day. • I ».x k ' ■
Ing there ainc"
Sunday
MIAMI, June i t . — (AN— The Crnxhy and Dan Seotl o f S(. Aug
M&lt;
exerglndra Drainage Dixlritt Com liallne alxo returned with
miaalon deferred action yrxterday ‘ Wext and will vixit here for * S

Fine Watch
Repairing
Diamond Setting .
AND

ACTION DEFERRED

■
Engraving
|
S McLraulin, Jeweler g
111 9 Park Ata.
,a iM ««iim n a u M iiin

V11 rx plan lo aettle the diatrlct’a »nort lime.
n u ll. I AS

D HAHl Ii SI i|

HlHIl HI
YOUNG
1 |» A IMS! H

iitiMtontoftout ronsn

(17,000,000

Indcbtedneaa a t

80

centa on th* dollar of the *3.-' Thl?
fol," " ln*
rreahvlerim.
ndn.omi principal, the inlere.t to Voy» and girla I. ft yexie.dav .art
ho cnneellexl.
'
• &gt;° d*Y *S'',1',,r Lonfrreme rC
Avon l*urk: Gertrude
11mile.'. J
The popular fang, **Afltr The Mary Alice Hunter. Kliae ILitrhl' [
ItiU ," io U around 3.000,000 copie*. • on.

In th*
more than

humtUit.

Chlraro
10,000

la u h ,

Ilulrhlxnn.

Loui'r

Moughton, Alice AVighl and Bu­
flra of 1871 lan Wight,
_ „ and, John
, . Blxtliixe.
Gamer,
w an
made Tommy Cnbb. tni.iglax
Joe MrCaxIin- Kent KoeacUtr and
James Trawick.

Mra. W. L. MicGoxvan and chi 1!
r*n xif Jackaonvilla are vialHny
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Byrd at their

Special Hummer I’ricert
on Fitment Tender-Sweet
Milk-fed Urol lent &amp;
Fry era
75c hIxc 60c—* 1.00 a n H5c
$1.25 hIk $1.10
They am aa tale at all leading
iparhete and grocory tlare.
Up a «r» !*• nr*l#r MAP,

FLOWERS
POULTRY RANCH

W E R T -T h e JE W E LE R
Diamonds, (nd Wllfhx
Ftoa Watch Ana Jawdry Rapairing
Diamond Haaatmg And Rncratlag

Night 10C-25C

s m a a

ra ic a a A^m

t m

MWim

K j ^ a i n T a a a a a a a a a a B a a ay aaaaaaw aan gM gaw B V agaaa

Why N ot E at A t Laney’s
* These Warm Summer Days
W e Suggest Y o u
Try Our Delicious—
Home-Cooked Meals

P l«r

toWith

(iMI'.K MoonR
ANDBK K U U R IAN K n

PAUI. WIIITRMAN
Dm m i T aylor
Pa u l Douolar

LA N EY
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lim ft it M lla i
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t

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By, \
Household h
n.

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fl

faith

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m em b e r*
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1
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1.
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1Till »iI » . K ln f ‘Lit

Junr

T IT T ,

2 1 . - ^ - O u t nf thr ruin,
boom timr ilr r a m has riarn
wltl.-awak, rr.mmunity nf

• ■ri

this1
2 *.«'

th r

nf
t

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dbru'CA

*&lt;‘ jk
I

But

th r

hfinm

rolla p a rrl.

o m it

became a
town. Twelve perannt lived her**
threi* yertm affn when J W Wife,
I ti-Iih nipnll* |di:ln».i hropixt, gave
&amp;.IKHI acren o f
fand inrludifiif
lire loam tfi the Hmjaeholrl of
I n t e r iirian

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A rt*
flilr
K irell^h, le a ife r «*1
| IMT unit upon w ritten i i&gt;t|u*e
III® m ovem en t,
person* fr o m IfV ftT V ^ A M m t IM IT I w in
o ff.
10 Minted h ave se ttle d h ere in a | for Bill* at p tililtr m iti-rv
It IB lie k! b M J e r
for ■a-h
,i|
I I .—
e o lo n v whicfi will o p e ra te v o c a ­
tio n a l Iriiim n ir c Iuhr®* fo r you nir
m en ami w um rn u nab le to pay
f o r Ihelf filn m t io n .
The clnMen will be fln a n c e«j.

■lie ftairl, wjili don ulmu * ami «*n
downienlH e««lahliiheil by wealthy
fhembeiiN of the ffoijiiehnhl, and
With the proceed a from the aafe
o f land.
M i « Rntfliah reporte*! money
already received him been apent
to rehabilitate the town.
Old
bvjibllnjTN have been
renovated
ifu l new Htnirtnrm •reded. The
ty-room hotel baa been recondi
Honed and 42 nuiun now are oc­

n w tA u y . s A im f lW .

cu p ie d .

new munletpality

The

In-

ha*

lVnlI«*i| a w a te r and electric plant
4 ji

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it,
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No 7«* of 1 1 1 tt ; M* 17
ru ve r t fi a Mol :? * i •H* H 1 t.' •• n 1
See J* T w p J « Itt 1U
C e rt
No 77* of X Ug 7 mi 1 1
c o v e r ! ng I n i * 'i I |i
t*« *1; ■b - - »■:
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NO TICK

OF

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OF TAX

c in n n c A T li
Ml i i i • of ditiii * V*IIii il»e pfovlaione
N O TIC E OF S A L E OF TAX
nf
I'h a p iw r IB2T4.
AM *
»f i k l .
and
upon
w r it t e n
r*« |o e*i
of
C E R T IF IC A T E S
in arronkiine with the pruvlsii.ti* It It I l l H ' k I w ill o f f *1 1 lo r Alio
*»r l ha pier
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A il*
o i lie r )
in Mi-'
tun lie -si
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^Daytona Beach Comes From Behind To Down Locals 7 ToS
Manager B ill Rodgers Has
Colorful 20 Year Record

Donnelly A llow s Lookout
Batsmen Only 5 Bingles

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N O T IC E o r S A L E o r T A X
N tV \i
of
trn n e e In H a n fo rd on th e U t h o a f
C E R T IF IC A T E S
14 o f N W ‘ 4
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firro T tliim # w ith ih # f»r«v|ulnni
N O T IC E o r
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c e r t i f i c a t e n r c e r t i f i c a t e s h Id
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C E R T IF IC A T E S
e* t% T w p .
by
th a N la t e t o g e t h e r
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v is io n s o f C h a p t e r H 2 9 « A c t
»f
C E R T IF IC A T E S
f * r fo r M le * i public- o u t c r y
n
an d se a l t h la j t a l e s on t h * f a llo w in g d r i c r i l f - 1
1 1 1 * an d upon w r it t e n
re ijo e a t • (
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tha prn*
th e lilg lio M b id d e r fo r r a i l ) j t thm K l * o U I D A
f 1111.
la n d s In H e m ln o le C o u n t y . F ln r ld - t.
C h a p te r
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C O . v h io n e . f
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lliiu a e a n tra n &lt; » In H an fo ru I w ill o f f e r fo r * a 1 r a t p u b lic o u t ­ 195* so d upon w r l t le n
IIK it N O O H .
jt o - w lt
req u est of
ffn t h e l l i b d a y nf J u ly 19 3* ;»i c r y to I h * h ig h e s t b id d e r f o r cu*l« W II Y U C N O I w i l l o f f e r fo r s a l*
C e r t N n 701 «ff J u l y 3. I S H ,
I I o 'c lo c k A. Jd . t a i .» H 1 f Jra te or M
th e C o u r t
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to th e
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r e n t fle a tea h e ld by the M l»l« to- E a n fo r# . on I h * U t h d a y o f
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a e t h e r w it h a l l o m it led an d atib*
i n i a t 1 1 o 'c lo c k A
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I ' l l , c o v e r in g
N 49 n ..f le*te
no * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to* a l t .
l u t e s oil th e f o l lo w in g r1»Hrr1lr*«| 1917 a » d II|*W|| t v r il t e n re » in e sl n f
T r * H m if'm l
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ft,
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V le la
C e r t . N o €17 o f J u l y j
1911.
lit'tdn In H e ifiln n l* C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , T i l l : B O A n U
W ttn .
n s
n nd s e a l H i l l
OF
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b id d e r
C|. k •f * I* • |l* « ■f.ii-t. I foe 14 1 h d a y o f J u n « i l l s .
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U ll.
V t n A h l e*,1 A t a o c i a le prof*«- j Uhl*?
wri• r'ltirifIififf* :
» f e 'v
ME o f Home economics a' Florida | b m I h ; In u u f y h im I * h t j i l i r i l y ; u p J
O tia College. to teacher, of th-r |m 1nm * v fttr I h " 'fo' Sbfurpeni «»f [Hiin'rd out. o d d
l. n l- d a to m b * r
d b W t here for a recent iwn wiek 1 1 arfo m e in h r r &lt;if Hm* f r r i ily ; 01 11 [
y lo iho trio.
' M J 1 &lt; In "llouaing a * H e lo - n l t . L n &gt; | re In x 1n n , p i VH' y .
t* 1 1 f f*f

• 'CThh aelectlon of hnuaing i* a*
' hnjiortant aa 'hat of &gt;nv idhr&gt;
B lp o r commodity,” ahe *otd, "and
I t t M J ba fl*en more al-.enl on
ptie# It constitute* from 10 t» Hi
yfKtte. o f th. family ««&gt;«&gt;"■
t ' -oyUn yaur houa* In term, nt
W H ay function and in term* nf
tipptatl.lty In 'he event your
f f o h B y glow* or decreaaea, tit m
•fM you wlah to rent part nf f

o f f ic e r ,.

FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1938

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For Your-

w o r k a r , d ie d

W c d iir ^ d n y ,

Big Assortment*^Wash and Silk Egresses

Tailored by K IT T Y FISHER

Ladies

Reg. 79c Value

B evy Bell A n d Sunbeam In A ll
The N e w Sheer M aterials
Philip Jones
VAN HUSEN

L s k c 5 '° A \

98c To $2.95

SHIRTS

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Chase Sheets
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Pants

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Flannel, Surgn

$3.95 Tr $5.95

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Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation

# a t t f n r f t i&amp; v m lh
AN

VOLUME XXIX

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Expert Climbers
To Scale Peak lo
Search For Heir

Increases Of More
—
Than $3 Recorded CoE,pani?"
i T cU««.
Base Ol High
ift;

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26

'
■ * much"
- (19 above pricee of e week’
• 'ago, making it the eteepeat climb
.the market hae experienced lince
-‘ (the Spring 1013 when pricee re•
*wlflly after the baakr
bfr ■■ —
v
i
Well 'Street Interpreted U. 8Bteel'e price eut, reducing quotattene an Ite products about 1
&gt; I F percent, to the lowest In a
little more than 10 yeara, a* like'ly lo aiimulata business,
but
wepderad what could happen to
profit margtlu, If coat* were noi
al*u reduced.

wa«
it

A plana wa* enrout# from Col­
orado Springs with ■ group nf
veteran mountain climber, who
arc to scnl# lowering
Sandia
Prlk.
Personally
commanding thr
search. Governor Tlngley expreeaed hia determination that
aearchera would find the
boy
dead or alive.
Tha boy, ion of
Mr*. Ruth
Hanna HeComkk’ R l m ^ . n d " ; ^

lata Keaator Madill McCormick,
of Chiragt*. left early Wednes­
day with Richard Whitmer, of
Albuquerque, to scale th* peal( of

Lnte yesterday, rarest ttngera
discovered young
McCormick’s
light car parhed deep In Pussy­
willow canyon under the aheer
face uf the peak, northernmost
In the Snndia range.
Just before duak, a Transcon­
tinental and Western Air trans­
port took o ff from Albuquerque
with John Simms, Jr., and WllHam Dlueher, to Inspect two obJecta seen high on a ledge toward
the wage problem wa* prujevie-t
th* summit of the peak.

PITTBBURGU, June 26. - (A1-

bilo lip- steel situation today
iitnidtaneouriy with an annount,n*Ut of on# big Independent
. producer that it would match (In
: surprise nit in » eel prices on
naunetd b)S the Carnegie-Illinois
’ Steel Corporation.
tn New York the U. 8 . 3t*el
'
Corporation, parent of the Car• negle-niinoia,
announced
that
. hoM of Ita officials ‘ha* giwn
any nsaurmoev* that wag* rnluc; than* t*U| not follow th# steel
C ’ price reductions yesterday.”
■ *, In Chic*fO, Inland Steel drAv/.'i 'etared it would meet lho- price
-0 . «Wt and aithnogh other Imle’ pendent producer* were silent,
T tkey were expected te match th*
cut almost automatically.
In Washlntton the AdmlnlairaV * tlon'a monopoly Investlgatora dis­
closed that “ big aleel” probably
*
; would he tha fln t balled to publie bearing* which ar* expected
I* atari In September.

k , Mrs. Samuel Maxwell
U Victim O f Death
Ward ha* been received here
g . the d-atk of Mr*. Sam-wl
j Maxwell. 11* nf Alexandria- Vs.
'Mr*. Maxwell was n member of
iKF4tM Seminole Chapter. Order nf
era Star. She died Monday nt
Alexandria lloxpiui In Alex

Sanford Boys Attend
Military Encampment

Pri maty Flections

(min t his innrniDg when I he west

I'lfsiili'nt (;i\rs Summ:u &gt; (II ('t»n^:r^•ss,
\rl mn In S |&gt;c f c h

day assarted thr
-nr Olympian
inympian ran

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Vi^ itom nniy look into ta n k * f io m tilm v*', n th«» *H ahl
said
that
t c iv g ra p h ic mhy p4u r th iv u g h po rlh ulen. fo r m o re m l lim it e v ie w s ,
w o rd fro m the c ra s h
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Nuiilral Rowers
I itfe Restraint

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Work Of Women s H igher Prices Paid At .
Group Outlined
Kissimmee Cattle Mart

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of a |im|ih«*te
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I’owiisciitiitcs Double
Membership In Drive

P i«H «.n y every lin* of bus.neas

Th# vlre-rhalrman nf lh# Worn'
rn's (’.immilti'r, Mrs. Kndor Car
letf. th# article says, "it a famous
rook and charming hs»l«*x; bee
beautiful e-untry hoon* is a
showplur#. She has k m H»an­
nul* County rhiiirinnn of thr U#d
Cross; organitpr nf th# county's
Federation of Women's Clubs:
first vice president of the Fernald-La ught nun Memnrtsl 1. Hos­
pital Assoriation and srcrrlary
of Its executive board; first vie*
president and chairman of lh*
Federation's Child and Welfare
Board;
auditor of Sanford
Women’s Club* (for post six
yeara); past president Sanford
Carden Clubs; organiirr of th*
county's first PTA, nnd it* presi­
dent for several years; instrumen­
tal &gt;n securing a county ham*
demonstration agent

county war* turned over lo the
school fund. The collection*
throughout th* &lt;1 counties to­
taled about fd&amp;0,000 for IMS
and 1938, th* Innt collection
period. Rom* countlo* this year
had
trauhl*
g*U I»« enough
money to haep their echooU open
full term*.
Tha 1987 Legislature repealed
the law requiring poll tax paymenu aa a voting requisite. In
the 1911 Democratic primary
then were 419,000 vote* cast n» Mrs. Stinecipher Dies
co pipered with 326.000 In the AtHome In Tenneaiee
1930 prtawry.
Tha 1090 State census showed Alminda Ingle gtinecipher, TO,
Florida's population to b* I.I30«&gt; mother e f J. M„ Stlnrc pher of
003 whttaa aad 403,206 negroes. Ihla city, died at her bom* tn
In 1170 there war* 00,067 white* Grandview. Trim. WA night foland 91.040
h»*lng an illness of about six
Sponsor* of the poll tax re­ week*.
peal charged eleetla ns could be Mr*. RthMcIpbcr baa viaited San­
dominated by organised Interest* ford many tia n and ka* spent
moling block payment* at poll rrttrxl winter* with her son and
tasaa for votars. They said
datifhler-Ui-law- here. -She wax a
«audit lap woqld be eliminated by
resident of Rhe* county,
paavidlng free voting privileges
to and she and her bnafor all persona above 1 1
. A . N. Stinecipher celet rated
t)wlr guidon name,nary some time
Mow.lheop ooaklng restoration
Of lha poU tax require meat aala rarv.ved by her hq-Land,
lataraaU
10 clUldna pad a number of
• v DqowrraUc
gmudihl'drcn- Funenl eei vicea
by ergmauing big will bo conduced at- the laptiat
of nagro vataa for tlw Charrh la Grandview, Sunday af-

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Tlu* WpmriTa Civic ('nmm
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night warned that ‘‘pump.priming"
p• )*r »-*. 1 1 l i i n u V
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F u ll A nicn1"Miv.* ain l %ie«* ttu iirn n iii nf the l i t *
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permanent kealtb.”
.. , fnrnrahlc comment in lh^ aAinall A pce.a
' .* U fiml I • tub,ii n rifisl IUirpwi,^J|
id'iMUiy
thjit &lt;Miiir««i t **'i n« lir e e d m
aaid the v m U w. nbf^ l»ui*|nerniie N tiil.niin
« u rtiim iiru ;
S p tak in ir »* -s bani|u«t of th*» Women** H ilb m n f the B a lt in n ir r ,,,M‘I*
dn UMife I is t'in iii all' Iht- i.itll*
u l tin 4.. -•|t|*&lt; n m ild 11. . ( In "lie b u n ( 1 , (lut* n eil ill!1 veil IIf lIll'V' ^
M lch lg in
Danker^
M iu cb ilio n ll,ul u *n'’ Maga*ln»,e organ
fu r * * IK I l* , n * **
tillsjlie-4
III *hfs s ,c l|. II (if Hi.
•» 1 \ »■.I In alivnlin tvlin allt inpts biMiHti (.• &lt;li-|*,iuh of n fu lra l
V A fid fn U rg aaitl th»* *'wi*h U j cm p ln yccs uf the tlalVimnr** and 14 *1* *
' * &lt;,r ’
1
1‘ ii.lay iDrrntNin iii’ii* hcavnt 1 tale Ihiin unyHiuig nl *h» kind tn
i^ u lf
, mdiv idiiiil tiheity tin •■iMtiMii ’ M'ii '•• Spam !0
million unemployrd five y e a rs ngo t)!&gt;&lt;«• Ilnilron.l,
ihnn last week w i Hi Iwn luts .&gt;f
t&lt;ii&lt;I I ry hi Imlt Mic U inib im Jiiip i H
%er
e*t*l»iuheil
befntr.
and
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Wnm«*n*K
we tried 'pump priming'. A f t e r the
A V liv it ie s
of
the
n tw i r nterri I by f*«*ti W all ley a-- I ■11III PI y Would t Ii*' 111 "It
••I riYlhud i t i U t i x ,
Id I- Ib u ?i*f v* tn v.d vu i!
h i a i**nirt |
moat tavi.h, prudlgxl , [lending Ciiivtniiitev arc lifted as: "Cnm*
I', 'K. lamp taking "tip price- &lt;&gt;l ti*an,
alt'll J*il
Mylil .Milt th. ( I 11 in whi« ti I h«*' ( ’III 11111 fnltta*-. u»ift
spree in (he annile o f seil-niennI
” f “ r » lrm ta r " f
» lm n .lm l ...ol - m n l lo t, "!
In planning hn \ b traV * tn Min
p* Mill Mill I m fliil j
Iht ht t V fflltaU
I in# f.•• • « l h n kl* 11*1 t d
mg p ro fligacy we wind op w i h CO|,j,-* „ ( which u r* putted in
.v
,
, «- r,„ ••
Ni'IImw Hivcc l*k&gt; m ’»»i rfforl In
eves!
I m illion I...S
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\ t,. nn,| „ i..h i r p.laces fr.-qu.-nt
*
.
gDing 41
mii M v*. 1M 1
ml.,
I.-1 • V « 'll \
not I11
but «.l»k
with Ita
1.1 -mlltiuo
( r |„
T h r Vial m arke’ wn» off ....... . "■*" ha" n ' m " ' I Hu -unit* I it11 * im
U rip inpiiM ♦ ...... ..
xi Vi siy from
Ill
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unemployed.
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by v is it.o s anil hono* people;
u n i Wita-k lu ll igiliftj f t iw t we til ;» '1(0 1*411V I(111 It!*' •' Hi.11 11n it 1;1 It
H m -imii Him i i M 1 .t»Ito ri v •"»V H** ll
1V1
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i
E sse n tia l p o u ts In any recovery ib-poaiterv b o res p in e d nt -11 a had 1.1
b elter pi-kc* (ban were repur*Ml r dun If » ill id Ii* r I im* 1* h.t
t .* t l a n k m i .
I,* im i . v i m. h . i I r a |i j *
i III 1« i fk 1 .
p.ogram he said, o.e
I.gk- .............. the city lo re- lin y **f *hr up »'ute nnrt-t ftii Hi. tullltia** lull Mul% Ml,If Ilf IM it
I ' m - mb- nl 1
14 '
. . . 11 ft ■t
1 . %„|. 4
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Balanced public bu.lKe'..
r,
flir
ni.,.,|y ,.r
i . i ll
114*1
•
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,
b * hen* vvdl 1 1 ' H um ll
*nnie grade*.
I tpfiiM , t &gt;*i ,,
this 11191 it |i llm
1 i V ,.r t h,
1 1 &gt;ni
application of business common |hp
(,|Utrihull»n of arn f tl m 1 •ill
1 -v figli* animal m '
»■ ddv .
|4 mmilHice .1 mm ■»(•*» o H I
.lum en h u ri-v h «»f l.m ig h m a ii e*.
irni* in fVig*mmen* . . . . puldic
ft ilr • li
\t
• • 1 1 1 im .1
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j t at kind, if v i ng i hr
.1 mi* (mho
thrift . . . . hones! m.lhemriks
WH/ *r# «7 :u. for a p c . of hogs ..........
•' ■&gt;ptl tl, 1 ♦ I ' . f eel b* In* f Miif11»"
Iicparlmentl; n Welcionr-lo Han- [ |.j^ m„nHt,,
I • - Uit^s 1111- lit Hi It I MW | pIlMCll
in high places."
|s&gt; • l|
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ford Com m ittee tv greet ull newj ,,
n r ||„y (,„|
„ L.l
f nil 1* pur W1M1 Mm In dr.il'i. atsd
(21 "Regulation of business 'for
t.
M.l
llu*
l-.H''•hi
co m ers listed w ith tl..- C h am b er." (illr, . | , r „ | A n g us yearlin g s l&gt; o. Hie big tlt'ii^r f
i&lt;* * a
hi»|u»\
its awn Mika and for ta* common
. III. V, .1 Tl « . ( .
ft,r tillfill MM*
Mi*
The nrtirle explains how thC ||,,
J-J „ hrvl
a&lt; mu1 tin-* n la tf ul uf
wtlfar*. Police business to prot il P'f
• 1 •Minit V tb. IM Sill
committee of three women rail*
Thr ,,,3, 1^ 1, this week at ,1s.
i l a ’ ftj m a l l fry
Uct th# good from the bad.”
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T in 1
ItM-nl
Tiiw r^ m n il
C lu b
hvvi'ii t||# &lt; ud •if llu*
mu n i'w ro m p rt
m id
p ru m 'n ti
( 3 ) *‘Uu*lna&lt;* muat freely ad .
•K tinl iH «|iintn uf 11 I tin pul*
I \v -M in i llu • Sp » 111) 41f
mK labor', right to a ronstaatly ' ^ " ; ' ^
card.
r e p re s e n tin g
1
I I'Fiit ilu rru ".' til iiiFiiitntr'ihip in

nnd o ffe r in g fri-c "sam plp serv
I.*#," T h #
reaction ,
the
sto ry
slates, h a , been must ([ratifying.

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VandenbergFIayuNew ^
M a g a z in e
Deal “Pump Priming” ( * ()f c Civic Commitorand
r a p i d s , Mich., junr
tee Is Commended
W l— Senator Vandrnterg.
For
lt» Activities1^
Republican, Michigan, in an ail-

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tlu .
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bound C(?n train nt Ing.imar and1
plowed Into th,- train a mile
we»t of the achediilrd **|&gt;osltivr
mcel- Junction.

Need Of Additional School Revenue
May Lead To Fight For Poll Taxe3

Her huahand and two ton*,
l Any S. Maywell, pad Charles P.
survive her. Mr*. Ray
In lha farmer Mina Oue- tk ii ■ i m takjif M
TUIk. tha dbWhter af Mrs. k#pt from voting b m u i Uoy
co* Id not pay tha tax.
--------g (Un tRy.
Democratic
nomination
baea U itan a m t to claatipa la
Florida (ar tha paat M |Mia
to that, In lha two decades
th* Civil War o f 1 U I-1 IU ,

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|t&gt;,M lt.lv- l’ i . i 1 n u n 'ii * hv pri-spiit In1 .it m il &lt;|,. I in&gt; i l tit i l i ' l V u t i l l
d .1 U ,l"' te .irK tun yi-ar ulil civil

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riiinvsr MunNcwDike
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lirt-iiliH As FltMRis
ib ‘ 1 «i "I*
Torcf Jap ltctreat
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T i n g f i ly
ugniit
iivi»rtnok
lh*1
crock
Chicogti,
MtfV uukit* SI.
Paul
i* n«l
P u r if ir
“ 0 |y m |iiiin ‘a

Fiva Sinford boy* «rriv*,l In
Em.*. Fcreven, Ca.. Thuradsy io
altind CltUena' Military Train­
ing Camp under command of re­
serve officer, from the f t l and
(64 Infantries, according to la- expending eh.r* of the fruit, of
formi.Mon ircehred her* today.
tla own production.
They are John W. McMihon,
INQUEST POHTrONKI)
Brian J. Hurl. Richard K. Li’mlM ARIANNA,
June •J6 -(/,P ) qulit, James E. I’earson and Wal­
Sheriff W. L Witfotd *«i&gt;l an
ler J. Ward*
inquest into the death of W. W.
Tha Hudson rlvtr la 'he mo1' Wvslcr, abut at he si*. In hi. bed
important commercial waterway room near *n open window, ha,
postponed, indefinitely.
on 'he Atlantic coaat.

TALLAHASSEE. June 26—( * l
— Demand* fer additional school
revenue'from coonty *0 ureas to
augment tha Stat* allocation may
bring on n spirited fight during
tha |939 Florida legislative #**■ion to restore th* |1 n year poll
tax fer votan.
Assertions that lh* negro vale
may become tha dominating fac­
tor In general election* unlaa*
there la a pall tag restriction al­
ready are coming from some
soarea*.
Thar* are coaataraUtamanU

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l o Intervene In

1/11

f St

t

Italian R eprisal^
Are Threatened By
Barcelona Regime

n e a r s t . a u e i 's t i n e

Coventor A ids Hunt |om«r, Mnntaim.

ta in
c lim b in g
e x p e d itio n ,
fo u n d la s t n ig h t
cru m p le d
th e ban* n f th a c l i f f .

N l.M IIK R 2f,0

FDR AssertsRight

Ing an estimated total .»f 17 per

The market alid back quietly in
Ihe tint
hour, many »hare»
showing loasea of 60 cent* to on#
dollar, but buying quickly ap­
peared after the ileel itatement,
and before noon many Mock*
were from 60 cents to mors than
|3 shoes yesterday's final level*.
This further upswing In itockt

Kslablishcil In I'.MK

x

nouncement
by
Ihe
U. sJ
Th" ■*“ »» uf RK-twrd WWtmer.
_ ,
.
K|20-ypnr-oM tompamofi of the puDSteel Corporation lha'. nonfej , ^ n(( h, ir on lh,
m„ un. soru*.

o f Its officials had given asnurances that its reduction In
steel prices would not be fo l­
lowed by wag* reductions.

&gt;

Crack Flyer Collides
Head-on With CCC
Train Killing One
And Injuring Four
RFA'ITI.E.

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$ j*

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m a r in b s t u d io s o p e n

I m iu iu I f ly * i m l Infer J head nn w ith
jin #u*t b m iiiil (!» ’( ’ h a m near Ink illin g
»•»»#
y o tu h nut) in ju r in g f o u r t m i 11
ALBUQUERQUE. New Mexicu, 111*11 a ml seven
J
S . H a lil, nsHistant
g e n e ra l
.lime 26.— (At— A full was iv&lt;urii
* fur rsperlenced mountain climb- passenger ngeiit liern. unit! Rub
ert K c k e il, m : m m eai w orker,
I 'N i f c w Y O R K ,
Juno 25.— I r n today in the possibility that
was killed m Ihe sefnnd (H ym pian
i ( A P ) — T h e buying o f s te e l! J'lh" M' ,l,n Mri'.rnm-k m I**m r accident w dbifi 11 week
,
* i
,
' . ,
. . since Wednesday. might b# rlmfIth m a sent the slock m arke-.
|o a
otl „ „
L j i *I Su nu ay m tuning th e (llym *
up'l fd r the sixth
ilny in ni ^ „ .,r r|,rr &lt;&gt;r rugged Somiu* pian |khm j|«tJ th rou gh a w eak
•med I'tlilg r tiver ( ’lister t ’i«*ek
|row
today,
a f'e r
an
an-j Mountain Peak.
2 fi m iles fu st of &amp;hles f ’ity. kill

, , . ji-IJL'Sy, Steel Hints Cut
1 jlljj 'Jn Wages May Folw.ii Lii- low Lower Prices

NEW SPAPER

S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . J U N E 25. l!i:ti

Shares Send Olympian Is
or Overtaken By
New Disaster
Day In Row

AnnouncemcntOf Re­
duction In P r i c e
Of Steel Precedes
New Upward Trend

IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
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Sem inole ('m in ty i'rod u res
Mure F ru it Anil V egetab le* Than A n y
S im ila r A rea In A m erica

Red Cross Gives ]Uaude Murphrce
Truck Drivers To Play On?an At
First Aid Course Methodist ( hurtii

1 • HtuMVc in*-111 !&gt;*•0tali11» c#iu*
ll t • 1. TlkilJlIlf o i l i e r t'i ngs.
•••" 1 1 ill In1'. Hoi* W 4K»lh# club j i t-'rday, A rth u r A .
• ll" lilt 1 I'M1
doily- III***
t;ul imii itiH Hi** Ii-ii Hiiii* e n d iiiii] K irc h lu d l. » # .i# tu i) reported l#bill, n, tin1 • mmiT t m il Hiimhike* d-iy
II.

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Ut
lull, .

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TALLAHASSEE, June 26 —
(A1 — Five liundri-d men who ilriv.the big trucks ailing Florida's
highway, will t&gt;# r e l y by Janu
*i y I I# give find old to motor
Ut* and prdrslriiins who ar# in­
jured in accident*.
They will in- graduates of th#
first aid rlaimvu conducted by
the American Red Cruse, and
their diplomas will b# th# first
aid nlirkrrs and kits they receive
for their truck*.
The Florida Trucking Aaaoriu
tinr inaurural#il the
plan to
have it* drivers ready to be Good
Samaritans when they com# upon
accidents along th# road. They
will render what aid they cun
penning arrival nf a physician ur
removal of Ihe injured to a hos­

pital.
“ W# Live no idea of trying

to take th* ptare o f any phy­
sician," said john A. Eb#l, th#
aaaociatiun’a secretary. ‘‘ We do
Vaht our men equipped to give
emergency aastatanc* when th#)
fine persona Injured along th*
road* outside o f cltlaa."
Tha flnt Red Cross, class for

tha truck drivers now I* being
conducted In Jacksonville. Th&gt;
complete course requires part
lime study far 30 day*. KacF
man who lakes tha bUtru'ctmr
will b* furaia&amp;aO a first aid kit
to tarry In 01* truth.
Ebel elan announced plana To
track mobillxaikm lx time* nt
disaster in Florida, for trana
porting ptraona or food anppli#
"Wo will bo ablo to make 78
Irucks available at almost any
doaignatad place wttMa a few
hoan,” ho said.

rluiidc*
•if

M urpltri'i1,

K lu r iilr t o r r a n i . i ,

t iu\4*r*ll&gt; iuMiit vt iii. nl ,

w ill

I*r** «*i‘ i tli«-

an «•fit (in
rue it ul a l I I m*
I’ i r 1
M i'tlniUiHt f 't m r r li Tu*, * *l'i|
ihLf a* K IT* u V In r V .
ll* v
I* m l
nitf
|(«'i|f(Mtrnt |'ii&lt;tt»r, ;i i i i i "Mih •I 1 &lt;0

m.l H ium , ic v u iMf

rt* * a l • «»Miinv**t 4V •• f

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H|f»t!••* I c u im ■! lh*1
&gt;Mi r
kin |iii*(n r ;W fu« i .-♦»n-nn i /.i n?e tin 1
......................
* 'M ill M« I im I
lm » lb
win* I* w m ii a w ir .

Mrs. \V I. I lugliey directed tho
uli# -toy d n v # nnd w ith
F.
II,

|ly c,«r», itr■aaiM
EIi |

.lnitii‘1 li

Hu*

b f| {«ll
O H iu ri
iif i^ ,

Shart'ii, .1 M. Wilson*

K. C.
H n iilli,
(itHMlIitlri llt- n ry

day.
.Mr M u rp lm # i- it F -ll» w #•
lb# A in e riciiii timid nf U iu nn i-t t
II# is prrvidi-nl nf III# I1 lurid . 1
lliv iv iin uf th# G u ild .
II# win iippoi'it.-d lo his prr&lt;

im

iiijiiibwr nf iim inlwr-Miipji.
ruiiti'ltiilf 111
Hm* itrivt*

I im iila !«• a n ti

Mu*.
Jfa n n e liri
k n iff,
\V.
J.

M t\ K i r c l i h a / f ,

Mr. K ir c k h iif f
appri iMuitMii
!•»
lltf n h l f«ir llu*

a lio t i p r e s i f i t
Tlu*
Hanfurd
f'tvurftbU* pub*

lUMly |fiv**ri Ik** vlub
vnt pust ul tin- Itnivervity in
1926 unit Is Mill to h# lino ul
Hi# few Americana (•&gt; have «#■
rupird such pu-iitiuns ut III# ag#
" f 19I b#
i.'gulur
m m1 uiuntidy
8 inr# llu- rntublisliliirnt
nl nintlnt; nf t(m- City C.iihmiasiull
Two da 111:1 ;# uita fur (10.000
1 adin atittimi W ltllF
un
tin- will In- In Id m th# City
eut-h were filed ill the Cuunty
Florida University campus l » ' Mnnitay nirlu at t;;»i
,ck.
Clerk's officr yesterday,
1'J’JS, Mr. Murplirrr has lirnml-i
_.__.
(1. W. Rppnrvr, alturrey. fair0
cast dally for two nnd on# hall
llicinlly ,-t.s t.-,| uffm rs ..f lh#
hours except Sunday.
Kuliiry C lu b will In- in.lall.d ul u praecipe in un action D rou gh t
Tb#
Methu.lisr rbiirih
liiui lh# l.un li. ,&gt;n ,.f Hi., rlul, in tlui hy lierlhn L. CamplH-ll against
Monger,
just finDhud instuhmg ti
new Vulil#x llnltl Muruiay ul
12:16 Hub Kelts ami Ralph
Another prareip# was fil'd by
pips- organ, built hy M I*. Muller'u'clwk.
attorney Sldm-y J- Nlv m behalf
of Hagerstown. Mil. The organ
hi* two manuals and two pedals,
Violulur
Ilf City
onluianrea •&gt;f L V. Johnson again.'. Andtew
with latest modern electne action, will b# m#d I# fur# Jmlg# Frank M. Carruway.
It is raid to lie beautifully tuned 11* Miller ui u usaluii uf the Mu
WAS SHE GLADI
and taperuilly voiced fur a nicipul Couit ut th# I ’ulice 8 la
church. It ia built into the,(ion lluii.luy aflrrnoun ut ■l:l&gt;'i
HAN FRANCISCO. June 26.—
church beliind th* choir loft, nnd i o'clock.
) (,V)— Police unlocked a Columbar­
U entirely rncloird in n arpor
ium In Odd Fellow* Cemetery and
ato exprea.lon chainber. Tb# ruse
Circuit JiuIk# Millard 11. Smith
I* oak. matching lh# interior of yesterday sentenced Uscur Wal­ out walked n middle aged w e »un. She wouldn't say mho »hn '
lb* church.
lace, charKid with breaking and
was. She wa* visiting tha rext-'
entering wilh intent to commit
ing place o f ashes o f relative*.
REEK AIK MAIL
a miath-im-unur, lo spend three
Thursday when th* wstekxsna
ARCADIA, Jun# 26 id .- F U years in t h e Slut# penitentiary locked the vault. She found 0
citrus belt (Ilia, are rooperaling at ftaifurd.
telephone and called polk*. "I'm
■ ilh Poet matter Bloom if lake­
glad I could walk out."
Th# Zoo received a
aix'fuOt
land in en effort to obtain air­
mail service six days 1 week. They rattle snake yesterday aa the gift
are Arcadia, Avan Park, llartow, uf A. L Helms o f Altamonte
Laka Waive, Wiuchule, Hebring Springs. Th* snake has It ’ rat­
rad Haines City, One mall piano tles. Janu-a L. Moughton, super­
Florida— Partly cloudy.
could atop at the six office, ami intendent of parka ta ll that Mr.
LakiUnd In two hour*. Puttmis- Ilelma* son was picking deer Used thuadembower* E

$10,0011 DamuKes Arc
In Two Suits

LOCAL WEAT

will m**l at tongue ia a field when tha rat­ and possibly In the extreme 1
to plan their tier struck at him, misatng by 1 portion and f ^ " L1“
few
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE

tnder Walks In Final Run A s Saints Win 3 To 2
Joe Louis Remains
I f l To 2 Favorite To
«srJLs Avenge 1936 Kayo

'oth Hurlers Nicked For
Five Hits During Contest

standings

t»* » T t r c

*al H u r l e r Turns In llest Perfor­
mance Of Season On Hill While
Contreras Lends Hitters

a.K ti.it:

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1. i ; a m . j

AugO* iliil llfr'wrr who walked three of

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lUgiKimi* l lhr LiHikimln,

run 4*» | l'h»n Contrerma, little Cuban
mu' cm |catcher, inJ the hitting by con
night to i meeting with two dingles In threr
II game* Jofficial trip* to the plate ||*
walked once and scored one of
the locals' two tallies.
A T A T.
AJopvph Pilule r WHit
t&lt;» tIn
M IIHII
idUmd for the locals whilr nppM- M
Hcia Me riff lit
Ifur him on till hill
|,t fly I II|..»|, ,
/ Jitw er
of
Jjirk*ofiv»IIi*
* ho| ! 17/7,"
^ H r N the first and unly nn In' nliv* n
J* |fij fim p in th • bmp tins year
• ^Finder did well thmughunt ib NnhIf*
i";
ill hough hr
wi'i‘ ki‘ 11' il I'imlkr i
•^Chlly In the fitiAl frumc I'm I
W ii nicked fur fivr hit^ d,n
$: JAf th# encounter whilr In* niii'i i I
%* *■
.
Collect in* five off llmti-i ,7'//,, "
— 'aTfc* 8t. Augustine crow *t«it
ii*im ir
M Ul# scoring in the %rn«n&lt;l
fnfttfl when Pet® Hchweigcrutb Kn slant
, tjpfled to short r&lt;nter field to
l,wl'n
HDft two runner*, llowcvtr. iW ,,r%wrl
Lfokeuts got them tuck wli'.t
R p p t n r u walked «nd went i .
jv HWnd when Finder was buL* at &lt;•*,^*&lt;1
/Ipt on » late throw hy Kirkland.

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Rj'Mt Rofgerio advanced them toj ’ A,'//}]
% i l l n o t bail's «nd Win Ilrow »J t»nly J,
^ 'fBniked a linglr to center fn 11J l! '* 1"
ffi’i y r
1 VVfr«n„
t% icore roritrvra.i and I'ind i
hixw o ,
A r O l t battle wnTon from that
•**»«•♦*»! i
fHjjjni *nd no scoring.was allowed
01)tU the fatal ninth. The l/wik
OtfU hid men In scoring |msi { ^ vnn, ‘
r tlons t i did the Ancient City m . piaj
/ CfpWbut none were nhl * to score
,,n
In the St. A»'giisUne half "f
r ^
ninth, Rrhwrigemth l»‘(l of f j |t»v*%-rr
fi ntjd wia hit with u high pitched
1 *"I]
^ Hll- Wrefill a«erlficetl him '■» ,
vs&lt;
B MCOfld for the first nut. Ilrcwrr
; grounded out ti» Ihivis for Hi"
l , Meond out and lilrrti
wurk. ■! I
t- Pander for a ha-e un halla. Iliuu
1'IIKII
cajole up with the haara full mid wiiman
•ICO worked
I'lndi-r fo r
four it wna r
airtight Im*llw and the hull gam piying
•Tlntler'a performance wna nin-h imn inci
• baiter than the V&gt; Inning tiff h- a tut n
1 tytried agalnaf the I let.and llr.l.
Ill* f
- Wreral nlghla ago. I'lmler gave
The I
S f lira walka ami funned five u*
She r

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UN ESS SERVICE

IELLANEOUS
AIRDALE KTUI):

'SITUATION WANTED

MT I* aoi TII. glr.ra ... m
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KCTOR or allKl.TKNIM K.”
m “I.AJ1V MtHIVtlTT,:.- r.a***** A. H. r. a potlair. *1
HANPIOBa .a*
ivri.livtIM U t'litgrilivi. Writ* Isa ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mills. W. 11. tlar*sa. r. O. list
H i at. rstanbaag, ria.

POU AY m i l s g m i vl*aa, »!*«•&lt;

WANTED
wsc. ssl Tail,■* at I . M , aiikaa
u ’ . ' t l . . ? ■•leawlaHwl. Maw
II. w. rail a*, taaa w. riaai ai.

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nchmeitng mu has the weapons.
Clan
a* well as the poise, confidence Scdler,
and craftmarnhip that
carried
To L
him to stunning triumph in 193*1. Slajdor
Meg two years older but no lass
To H
impressive, physically, and no
A
In ' fortlfl'd, mentally, Max i* Tykr. 1
imbued with a burning ambition
To M
i» d» what no other f i champion l-, r ' -1°
i vcr did among them Jim Corlo'it. Ilob Fitiaimmnna, Jim Jef- Trayloi
fnc» and J»ck Drmpaay.
than
Undoubtedly Ixiuia ia a null, McGnw
dongrrous lwt-hand'd hitter than
C. Ti
Hrhinehng It
remain*
to
bo
Pjn Jf
«-i-n, however, whether hia do- Shmhta
f.-n'ire equipment or hi* re-ac
, ^ ,rri
linn, under heavy fira, will cartv him over the danger spot*.
Gladj
Th&lt;- psychological angle proba
., *
bly ran be discarded If laiuia ia .
bcatm »gain it will not be ber * r*
canon of fear but because hr ia
,
hit oo hard and effectively lha&gt; ‘ * n.
hr will have no alibi.
Oaer.t”
The
widely bally honed
idea
fttayt
■poimor'd by laiuta himaelf, th*t Staytor
hr will try lo finiah the chal' ( ,, U1
lengrr within two round,, ian't ' Overatr
laken too termualy by ubaervera,
|i( m
for two reasons- The first ia that |
the negro characteristically
is Rosier,
rnulioua and a alow (tarter. Tha Barlow,
other i* that if he atarta out flrlandt

Ptagi*l«r*d Druggists— In Tl«» Hssrt Of Sanford

Cut-Rate
DRUGS

Luncheonette

IiAI.I.AS, Tea.—(dY—It would
take one per*on, going to aehool
every day, .10 yrara tn pita up
the attendance record act hy tha
four .on* of ||. R. Shaw, of HeaBUite.
The ipiartat has hern
nrither tnrily nor absent for ■
total nf li.tinil school day*. Ilob
IT, just graduated from high
school, never miaecil a day, never
w.*» lardy. The other Hirer,
Sieve; Hill, |1 and llan 12. hava
the name clear records.

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PalailtA i l A(«afn»g1^tviiliura s*l lM»|nnn llMAfdi
hi AimttKiIn* « i i"*I ji »hI
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at «Uln**«l!l
l.rfnliitra il IMI•» nil
I'alAlhM aI Ml Aiig'l*tln*

Liquors - Wiives - Whiskies - Gins
312 Sanford Ave.

g. L. Perkins
w

R. N. N IPPE R

Florsheims $8.75 Up
Friendlys
\ Fortunes
m Skyriders
FOR BOYS *

OF AM, KINDS
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For Betti limitIt* line Security

SARASOTA, June
22
t ’omniitlee ap|ioliitment* nnil re­
port* occupied upproatmutely 20tl
delegate* yesterday n*
Florida
Veterans of Foreign War* opened
their eighth annual encampment.
Hprakeia included Slate Com*
mender llan R. Shlvrra uf Miami,
Mra. Maude O’Nail, uf Orlnndo,
president o f tha State Auxiliary;
and Grace II. Ilavla nf Kanaaa
City, national secretary-treasurer
of the nuiiljary.

Horse Feed—Dairy Feed—Egg Mash
Cold Smoke Products
Insecticide— Fungicide—Plant Foods

Clana I railroad* on May 1, thia
year, had 4.SIIT new freight carx
on order compar'd with 47290
on tha aama day in tl&gt;37.

JOE PALOOKA

piNqtwt.aiBawf/

CORRECT MEN’S WEAP

AAAA TO EEEB

MRS. O 'NEAL SPEAKS

J If IT NOT ^
BBAUTIFUL?TME
ASSASSIN IS m
8RSAKIN# HIS

Special Sunday Dinner
3 Good Meals Daily

Wa Carry A Caap|lla Lina Of

6,000 DAYS

Campbells Security
Feed &amp; Seed Store
RIGHT ON THE KISSER

* HE IS TRYING
IT'S TRUE-BUT
r «IT IS NOT' .
% BEAUT1PUL.

Tha eaarlna of RuaaU paid
I2JKK) for an rmbroldtrvd handkvrchiaf which tools TO yaara tu

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D A N DUNN - SECRETjOPERATIVE,48

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l i Seminole County
Loan* lo be approved by FHA

T o .a in iiT

Naraal » l l)«r le * « Helen.
lUlneivllte Ml HI AUKOMtltiF,
I ** Lend «1 * *rlamlo
Lettbiirg Ai |*#|a I hm,

a Chine** princeta who married”
in Khotan succeeded, at &lt;he riic*
of her life, in carrying with harA
eggt of the ailkwnrm and tred^
of the mulberry tree on which it,
feed i .

Huy, or Refinance Your Home

Baseball Program
llaHos* flearti ul saalofdi
I’ mU Ihn at L**&gt;wt}oril
HI. Aii|i)*Mn*i a ! lUmemllif,
lirlnml'ri «t

Ctilnea* historical rrcnrils *t»V
that silkworms were reared t»
long ago at L’li-'ifl It. r , and tliu
production of talk aat a jealously
guarded secrrl for nearly I.IHXI
yean until—according to legend

We can atutiwl you to

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10 Odds Quoted
Against Schmeling
Promoter Expects
Gate Of $1,000,000

A IU L M T IY K

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Seminole County
Court Records

Adventurous merchants of daya pant have braved
the unknown walent of the far region* of the earth
in Hearch of new market*.
Merchandising i* no loniyer a hazardous gamble.
Modern u Ich psychology, bualneiM economic* and adverl’nlnx have been no thoroughly analyzed and de­
veloped that Ihey may now be Intelligently employed
with almont scientific accuracy of rent}!la. In the
analynla of modern buslne** auccea*. newspaper ad*
vertlalng become* a fundamental element.

BY HAM FISHES#*
GOULY-T THINK
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SANFORD,

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NUMBER 258

Kstnhlished In 1flOH

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Upswing In
Prices

ICKES AND BRIDE BACK HOME

Bagwell Gives
Plan To Induce
Vets Of Rail|

ROOSEVELT RKCEIVKS .MILLION DOLLAR CHECK

Drastic New
Shake-Up Is
MadelnTokyo

Chamber S e c r e t*W
Attends Engineer's
Convention In Jax
VTTihLocul Members

antes On Leading
Issues Rknge From
$1 To $5 In Fourth
Day Of Optimism
4

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More Fruit Amt Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America

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John V Roger*, IikmI chairman
t f Divisiusi Trt'l IlrntherhiKNl
L.icointil ivf Kngtue* r*.
W
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Shelley also of th* fl n&gt;t her hiKoJ,
and Ralph lligwvll, «*rrt-tnry of
thr Chamber of Commerce, havu
rwtumfij from their trip to Jack*
onvtl »■ w h«l« Iticy altetulful the
i Annual ttmvcnl ion tjf the iialioiuxt
organ mi lion of railroad men anil
prr»entnl the plan of thr^koij*
way Employees Reliremeimtonn*
mlitre for inducing ietMvpPra'.#
*•*an* of (hr rails to Snnfofd. *
Mr. IMgwtll said that U fi *i;i4
Sir* Grow also atiemletl
ill#
convention.
f\
Sir. RogiMs and Mr. Shciley
a* |were official delegaCvs from the
! local chapt'r of RLE* while Ml#
Harold L Ickea, secretary of the interior, and bit bridt, Vhe Bagwell went as ihc rvprWntaf
former Jane Dahlman o f Mllw«ukee, are ihown aboard tha lie de lh,,: ,,f lh,‘ * bamber uf Comm.-c*
Franca upon thalr arrival at New York following their »urpri»e inr!*'*i lnlrrT‘ *
,h&lt;'
deling In IreUnd. The slender, red-headed, 25-ycar-old bride haa accomplished in contacting mem
the distinction o f being the ynungeit cabinet wife.
brr* of the convention. Mr. Hagwell aaiil that work, *crompll*hrtl
at the parley w ll worth * great
deal more than advertising
in
j magaiine*. newspaper., or aimilai
media.
Mr Shelley served on Ihe mle*
i enmmitlee.
The convention began Mondt|
m-rning and waa held in Ihf
,
,
.George Washington Hotel.
O r C lC r N m n C S l i C n i n i i n r
Helegile* from ll aouthrasteip

Better Business
, Outlook Reported
Many Factors Credit­
ed As Responsible
Far Trend Upward
YORK. June 2 3 . ■’*Bu|l«” had
ever
/ .th e ir ow n w ay atra
‘C M lstocR m ark et today aa
^ .'c a a , o f leading laaues ad­
vanced fro m 9 1 li» » « a share
in in s fou rth consecutive day
o f “ b id ’em u p " optimism.
•&lt;&gt;'.. The demand for etocka was
ao heavy &lt;thnt the ticker tape
g * l tlx ntnutM behind. General
report* of a better buitneee out,lMjk wae credited with causing
t je market upewlntOptimism alio m fired by a
number of factor*, including:
I. The price
increases for
tb c , lead and export copper.
I. Higher iteel mill operation*,
ralnforeed by the opinion expermed by "Iron Age" the Sum­
mer outlook' In f It* field U betI t r than had been expected.
j|. Secretary of. Commerce DanMPjC. Super’* revelation whole••Ifre’ inventories are H.S pereyth belew a year ago. leaving
fo r manufacturer* to exproduction; and hi* xtate■frail “ Economic eUee are def-

Schmeling Has Sanfordites Are
T w o Fractured Honored At Meet
Bones In Back 0 { State DeMolay

In tha opinion
*1

laltaly through
.
W
WTneV
Km ■topped «tl attempt* to pu*h
tha market op abide tha break
M la»t Navambor.
1 Such action, Indicating a buy
lug urge greater than for month*
||aat, brought many chart followeca to tba bull alda, and earned
•korta to cover, broken laid.
Tha drive forward waa aeromplUhcd on «
turnovar of
1,113,0*0 aharaa, tha bait volume
•Jnc* March t » , and leaden in
&lt; tha advance Incladad tha *han*
• f aoma o f tha country', biggaat
corporation*.
, At th« aama time, word • »
k «M d that Id taintitration ad■vtaw* wrra taking Map* to *ro
that tha expected boalncaa Im
, _. be hamby bia coming (nvaatlgalion
monopolistic .practice* and
Miration m l economic power,
fra n k who will rvprcIxchangr
alttoa of
airy, disclosed that admtnUofflciala have bald many
with taduatrial iMdt'a
••wlubdunt- waa
In

fused
Co See

Barbara

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Insurgents Make
Slight Advances
New Moves For Peace
In S in o-Japanese
Conflict Reported
l» *■*■»#. ■*#(! geaM
Ilp fltviin ir the
a’ rin gen cy
nf J a r it r - i-conomlc poaitioir,
the vm criim ent at T o k y o &lt;odm nniiiniiu-ed
the draatio
nrtt
r.'irenrhm cnt p rogram
lo t’ tialtli' it (o continue t)|g
w'ar Tn Chinn. The p rogra m
\ , I’riwuli iit HiifiiBWi'N Ifo iv i'tl that pignuti&lt;* ehct’k
Vacation I
his litmie in
SStiW,
i-* *n I h&gt; tnn&lt;ip|i^l on aectlons
i ■• thr r»K'L( iikfJiui't mfnntlli1 iiarnlyM*
for one million uml tfii lltnu-'.tn l il**!lm» I&lt;
1 o f H ip O r m a n N azi plan. T h e
t fit i I’lohtRlion **f *L*' l'r*"‘ lilpltl'f llutlnlny sund conflict in China w ill be a
wii8 presented |»_v nieniliers
th»* l itmuiiHr
ing, left hi i ik-lit lieorgi* \ - Mini,
M Shi ,k. |Lt'il n*C.imi.»F \vt-nll lUtnmitn, lir l.ti- &gt;t*r»r old no .Idly 7
niitl Keith Moiifun, ihninnsin ttf Ihf I'om* j ^ri ^luiiti
IiiRiirfrfnli, who Of*
s «■« it! In.nrgrnl.,
liny 11ijhtmriV. 8. Clay VVi IIuitim of VVmtt*‘n Salem, \ c
! Iillv t« will h»v- fmirht fnr two
millee.
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Geoeral Strike Lawton Is Speaker At Parley
H alls Ringling O f School Superintendents
BrothersCircus

Kkiii.- uh.rrvrr* said they thought
InstirernU would slnmkm a plan
to t.ilr Yslrni-ia srul ronrrntrkte
i&gt;it ,*t»t rtlftilc **fi ILirrvIona,
i.lv
♦.*». » rv* liiiililingw, f*|iii|*itirnf, nml nth
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fir.f,,!»
rrpnrlfil iinclfir w iy
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iff It n11V, h&lt;i** bffll lilnlltftll Mlimit LhLiv
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which f»m f to a close with n fisb
Thf rf|i*nU mm** hr Jupanyav
ukc j*mi &gt;ri i of* m nit i.i &gt;t,tintv o|H'i O l l f C C H ’ fry yesterday afternoon and Isv
i ofHf rvol lv«“|y
i-vl iiiotft-il fiiniln wMipUnr' Rtrurk Ihrm *im«n at
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Sever*! Ranfnrdlte*
recehrea Rppieaent.d el the aesalon,
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NF.W YORK. June 23. —(/D y
rinn 11 hr
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South f-htrm, mol nvw^Jnpin***
Two bone* In hh back frmcluicd recognition by the Flofida Order the two rtiilrtiwiil hfidieR
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:ha Erhmctlng lay in a hoeffleat
closing aeiHion or. trie ninth an­ Krnturky. Tennessee North Caro
-- mu uf w-h'Hil 1 '
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Kmit-srlrs &lt;if &gt;he Japaneso
I rt|i|n»itr&gt; imrkril **w;»v iin*l i" f* i i in *
bia dream of
regaining th»
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.i it
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, I f t t hnn I «*r ihf nine in t o h I |« hI 1 _
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nual
convention
held
in
Tampa.
I i»«h i m oio|
Nun, South
Carolina,
Virgiyi.t (rnl rlty ifHimf wilhmil rr**v.
mini
•tn'iii|
1
|Rpon8omJ, North
thing
prnvkMonworld'*
heavyweight
title
■&gt;
on v kki n* |uiifni|i, li-tl m hb &gt;i#l
nI govrrnmfnt wrrr m M to he
Donald tsamson was elecled one and Went Virginia
,iii'jl Oh* Iii&gt;
i *11ifijf "I
|iHitl«h*i'
dream and nothing more.
, |irih! i|Nilw *mI Mi|f-rin I *Su,,n,‘
;igo* hf *nnl, M %%»' ffi'hliiig |irtlunmnry nrfottitioflft
Cleorge H Ifelmer. publicii v dc m i l l Jif F f i n »in r - , n d
M ti i l l f i l I k
One powerful right hand pun-h of Ihe prerrptors, and Robert II.
t i .1.
. ninl oMi * &lt;limii ofliti il I*"1! r»'«it**«I Ihil inoiiiff f »r *fho«l
tPprf*fDialivrH of the Chhto the kidney* partly paralyxod Kipp, ami Ralph Chapman, and rector of Ihe lirntherhoiMl, ao htolny Ity a Ni Ihii irlkf,
IN »h lorvil Lai th*- ' ■onf»•i n pui |o*&gt;i-% i-%i hi“i%f of ShUf ii|* ni'-M' gnVfriimi-nt nf (Irnfr«li**imo
nminrcd la^t night that ip|&gt;niM
the German challenger in the Rodman Lehman,
Hitlpcit
liuii'Ni'il
mm
uml
w
formerly
«d
i*
h* • «h« totfiih. r »h"M iihmI ||»ro|»nationMt v%mih| l«- ahmit t%%«• &lt;‘hhng Knl-Shfk
mately 10O visitors to the o'eel rfi, |»t*if*irmf» iiinl I h*ftf \a li-*
opening minute of hi* Hi round
Sanford, wyre appointed on a ing had registered for ihr pusiI in
ai mm uifl ifanh
h*-1|niillmii ilolhifn lf-i thnn for lht»! 'j'Kr (lermiti Tm ifncrin qijnt#d
bout with Loul* la*t night. Then
ninny liiik'i HffilMl in kffp I h»
N iiio * f «r fmlmg
f.
thiU t|„
n. Iti.tT, This i f x, Wang, rhnifni* foreign rpinlthe negro champion knocked him committee to direct activities of convention ocean voyage to ll«- "lirfHtt'pt tohnw 'iii wirtli” nmv.r.
iiiiit |ii»1v.111111bic tlitouKlioit1, ho*.** of rfvfmi. i* «hif not *'"3' Iv Utfr, j» a fiiiiihii-o/mg the im-fulnfm
out in'two minute* and four aec- a revolving fund for higher edu vane. Cuba A special train left
to fim»Jll Ihr 2.rb |h*m • ,
tli
ntf, lhut ih* -uImoL aii* u|i To Ihf iniinifiliiiif operation of th*medlatitm hy a thin! party,
cation o f nitmbera.
Jackaonville this morning arriv- wwiCf rut t hit I I'lPhiilent
ond* of the flret round.
- i»*f il not i»y uti autiK iiit, hut b* I Murphy Ai t bur al'u to iti |»8&gt; - *incf Chinn anil Japan dcalrv to
Just how *eriou*ly Schmeling
Mr. Lahnian wa* presented Ihe
in M|n,nl •*•'
*h,‘ lluy. ,n Rimihiitr North •*:»i«l wma hih*
•• *1111» of film 11" r - walking m chologiral rffret oit piiMprctik • ti rmiiutf ho»tlliiit?* but nalthar
I* hurt remained to be deter* Croa* of Honor V a t Sunday by n" '* r ,hat ,h- ™l,r0«'I 01' " » nd Mry I* Wffp Ihf *how on ih.
I
tinioiiy
nnd «&gt; mp.il h&gt; for thi*1lnx-|iayf r*% v%ho p iffer t» unR a ,* willing to tiikr? *.ha initlgthrg
mined but physician* laid
he Judge Wraiey In the Scottish ' h" 'r I* 1" 111” &gt;«•» b-mrd the v. -• lour
•'* M-hipnifiit uf r vi i y pluixf ii ^&lt;&gt;w y*‘lir' * |,,d h iv** their taKf* ft,|* re am*it* of iimUgf.**
, ...
probably would be in the hoapltal Hite Temple in Tampa. Only four ■'*l fur ,h''
trip lo tiro
Tin* yminif f \fi nhvn ih-f1.n l publn- nmtruction
ranpfllfil for mif dollar, he con
Wang aN« wan quoted a« da*
for two wevka or more.
or five other* in the .late have I *1*"*1 Repuhln:. Th* return voy- lh«* union hmi vitilnlt-'l a pr*. ** .
routing
mi* ihikt
tfiirh.fr-. j
"
rUring Japan muat miika \hm
The right drew 72,000 pera-m* th, distinction uf winning thii “ tf1' will be made Sunday night. that lh'*ft* w&lt;iuhi In* no Afrit*'- « *
l*i nnptJa and imini) . i.p.»m*ui ’ '* r
l ov%'.*n -aid that wide ftn t uvertuirn.
J. S. Jones nf Norfolk »&gt;tr*
xml with radio and movie cun- ’ honor.
RiiiiI if unrkrr* 'lo not r^lurn t
m*
t|,j|i ti„.v
|,|| y m pub icitv »h«niId b»* given thf - »*
|i wan ifcallfil that the HoHh
ceetled H. W. Flournoy of Macon,
Irxet* grotagd more than a mil
|h**ir joh-» hv luff nffvriKMm "h •h* nml idi iH'f of tIn j *n* dfiint* »&lt;»l n| I’uriiy ,\iii«-rnlmi-ill which Chinn govi*rnon*nt laat Saturday
Moyd Gillett, I t . of Tampa,
(!*., a* Southeastern chairman of
lion dolfara.
shtiur mi«iihi rrl u n t&lt;» It a w Iiim - m nt, Mr. Law ton
waa elecled Slate mast.r roun
i t*d thut ■Itimid hi* rat if nd in *,h»* Novi*m iaaufd e pica for peace, apparent­
Following the fight Harlem's cilor o f the DeMolay yestrrda. the Hrutherhood nf larcoiiintiv* fftiri I ti'i m m Siir.i botri.
Mo y h.ivr it defiliitfh ** fogiiiii-il I f r gfiM-rul i lfrlion. Iff fxpluilifil ly with the approval of the Japanhumanity ruihed ahrieklng Into succeeding John T. Andrews. Jr. Pngineera. Other officer* were:
Eniph'Vf'* *trurk l*tnl night tint pat hi the plan* it* %» I n» in that iiitfi* -cti-d citiifiiw who voh i'H army mUnUm at Peiping^
If. O Drnny, .rerelarytreaaurur,
ih* atreeU, glad I o **c*pe the
Ihf rirfiiA wn&lt; un«hh» to givo
of St. Petersburg.
In Shanghai, a Japantne cntbai*
ii* i tiFculion, h&lt;inr .im hll A(| t» for th i Jiiifiidiiirn* »%ill h»* In*
Atlanta.
And
Fred
K.modle.
huddled knot* at Ihe Idud-apeaker*
prrformunrv*
lining thf cminhfN in Mn- futur*.* ay Rpokcaman declared that Jap­
Other
officer*
ar*
Francis
K
it­
of
th*triii*
th
rlr
full
Ahni*BirminghamA
la
,
vice
chairman.
for a breath of air that waa flllnl
•**cp*»n- ihiIi11y in mii kni -i|Mir «&gt;*»• thr ii|ipr»i|ilhilion nf iMtlO nf utate an would "diicusi peace with any
Thr lint* mreting probably will
with unprecedented cicophony in ty, of Clearwater, senior coun­
monry for every iri-'itniion unit (*hine«e gtivernment except that
I If lit I RlICCfCB,
that Upper Manhattan *ec*.or not- cilor; Bill Thomas, o f St. Peters­ be held some time in May at R-&gt;HRS SI.OANK INHTAlsf.KII
nf the Kuumintang (Chlang'a ra^
Mi, Inwtnn atbifd fh.D diffi in Mie iitiite.
»d for it* nohw *n&lt;l ilntitcr—like burg, jenior councilor; Norman lelgh. It was announced.
; Mtldrum of West Palm Beach,
A lenihfr rrlireniflit lull ,»h"ulil gh n f).'
Mra Mary i *
*'* have been fxpfiifm »d in
I hat night *wo year* agu.
Mr*. Mary K. Crittenden of
SAKASnrA
(A*
rountiea in krrpmg t%iMnn the he rii:'ctrd Uy th** ni'Xt IfgiilM'.uri*,
Horn*, drums, kettle* and all j HtMurer; Loul* J, Powell, of Norris, Trnn.. wa* namrd chair. FI Jan** of St IV trr-hurg waa in
*t up but Ur it it ho &gt;ho fiihl, und thin cue nf the mu*
llndr of nolae-nnaktr* sounded in Jacksonville, scribe; K. T. Jonn, |maB
th€ Grand Intrrnaliai.al iitatled yf**rrdny a* pr«**ud*nt nf hildgflii im
were I he ai/vjlinry of thf Fltiiiija Vet* been due often lo the InaKitnee of jnr objectIvin in uchird legtala*
•he muggy nir north o f One-Hun- i Jr- ° f Lakalond; O. A. McAImv, Auxiliary Other* alecled
______
dred and Tenth Street, and *ltted- « f Orlando, and John K. FdwarrV Mr*. H. A. Treaty, vice chairman. rrane of Knrrign Warn. Vire prvai- ctrlain •'preaButf group*" for I lion, for rj.'ID.
ded peper abowered down on the J f- “ f Ponancoln, dlalrkt dt,»u- Nashville, Tenn-. and Mra. Alice dent* taking officr wpii * Mra Ninn
The membership campaign of
merry-makerve- -.
Carlisle. Louisville, Ky.. secro Shiver o f Miami and Mr-, Kt«dUih* local Townrend club and* toIt waa the no'ay opposite of that
Carl B. Opp, of Tampa, and tarytre**urer.
Stickle of Iinytona Reach
1murrnw, Bccrvlary of tha Club
Juno night o f 103d when th* news Dan McCormkk, of St. Petara
At'hur A. Klrrhhoff announced
that Schmeling had knocked out burg- naaociata scribes; Calvin U.
ti!ay, pointing out that th# goal
Lmtla in lb* twelfth round a«t Wilson, of Ponaacola, senior dea­
of the campaign wa* to ln*fa*a*
th* kappy-gu-luckie* Into n illent, con; Mitchell Bishop, of W »»t
ihe m tr'W ship by 100 p#re*nL
ugly tamper and prompted lb* Palm Beach, junior deacon; Leon­
TOURS. France, June 21.
WFl
TV- drive, he .la'ed, will k
tenting of n few brick*
paaalng ard Cog, of Jacka*nvUlo. senlot
—Seven urmy fliers pensheil In &lt;on I muni one day paat thalf ragwho**
occupants steward; John Morgan of Clear­
TALLAHASSEE, Jane 11 — IJft ■ftraon county, I rtwn-n Mnnttrcltn
L. B. Wallace uf Celery Ave­
ill- ular mealing which will b* held
Uanted tba follower* o f L o o k
water- Junior (toward; Bud Dick- —Th* Btato Road DepCitmrnt wilt and Capp" f*'re»'nu-nt.
nue gave thrse gupicn phrssants a rraslr uf a twln-mutunil m
YorkviU*— tho nearby ratlin- Inaon, o f Wool Palm Roach, or­
Almost 13 mi is o f Road 19, tu the xml yesterday, Superin­ •ary plane during n night train­ In the club room* in th* Wakkn
June D on * ilnsen
e»*. occupied by III* T*«&lt;Ofile- ator; Dealer Dorgan. of Koy bridge and highway construe'ion Leon county, tu-lwrrn Ocklorkum-r tendent uf I’arks Jumi's L. ing flight over central Franco. Building tonight at 1:30 o’clock.Delegate W. I. Ilughay, arrived
Ibidles uf five ufllcrrs nf Ihc
Rlver nml Tallrhaoveo—rv'n-at- Mnuuhtnn sold tuday.
darived elliaenry la th* Upper Writ, oenllnoL
Vnd raaintonanco project,.
air grnrrnl slaff, u ' radio np*r in Lo* Angela* last Thursday for
la s t Sldo—wa* th* p'ac* I* cele­
ment.
Th* project* Include:
D. U Rigby, o f Tampa, chap­
tha national convenlton of
brate that nigh*.
An I I 1-2 mltn •retkin of K"»&lt;l
Construction of *
IbO-foot
(ifrirrra and directum uf Ihe atur anil a mechanic wen- fuuiid Townsend movement. Tho centra
lain; David Took*- of St. Potcrara4 , Nassau rounly, snu'Ji of 'h” j Semmnln ('uimly
ill Ihe wreckage. Farmers ill the
Conversely, gloom rattled over
bridge
b&gt;
Martin
county
over
th*
lls'flw
ll
Aarg. marshal; Jerome Gamoey,
lion closes tomorrow.
81.
Marys
Hivrr
reworking
lime
YorkviU* tonight when th* f**Ue
vicinity
said
the
plane
seeimil
t"
tCsallaue*
as
proa
Tn,**,
o f St. Augustine, standard bear­ anHas east of Indian Town.
effort* of Schmeling worn des­
•xplialo at a low altitude thrn
ErraUon o f 33 Uirty-aU-fooi rock brse and applying aurfariSYLVIA GOES HOMH
cribed U th* burgbars who hod er; Tkotuc Gautier, of OrUn-Lr, *P*n» o f *h* SL John* coon'y ttaalinrnt.
fell In flames.
Mare than seven miles nf new
Uatr »ta to* « M th* almoner, and Chad WUahlrw -&gt;f bridge over the North River to
The
tragedy
wa*
fifth
In
I*"
NEW YORK—(AT—Bylvla l
Der Scklager” would Fact Myers. Harry Edward*, of ref i g w a portion recently d«n&gt; •oastrue'inn on Road 31, levy
fall French military aviation in
Pmeacola: John Maker, of Fort
■haw, who waa held temporarily
coon'y. between Gulf Hamnwiek
i emtaing trbuaph nf
t
royed
by
fir*.
two
month*
and
raised
tha
tnlsl
In Shreveport, L a , on May |3 o f
and l&lt;ebannn, Including I I small i Sometime near July IS. the
two M a n ago, when Yarkville, Mycni C. a Scot*, o f BrodenBoDdlng * f n I.IOO foot bridg*
deatha tu 17.
Fort
a charge of taking picture* * f th*
hnrdty wpfatg, weM ttW w t * Aa- ten; Frank Stotoon. of
rinse
nf
the
fiscal
year
for
Ihe
In f l irram l acraaa Lake MinnroArm Airport there, railed ye*torKgM w » M k * aaddenly netorad Ptorre; Wraloy M&gt;tt*g. of Lake­ to.
tilate Farmers Wholesale Market
land. preceptor.
day tor homo on the Quota Mary,
herr, an annual report uf ac­
Road peojoct* Include:
Delegate* dlrawraed plana far
tivities at th* market during the
tM
Nina and on* half mite* of
M AR IN S STUDIOS O F*M |
toe ravatving fund
,g
emmiy M rW
paat season wilt bo compiled and
higher rdon l k t t i raarabere. Th*
any one desiring n copy may ac­
FtnelLas county line—
coraraKta* I* direct th * acthritto*
BT. AUGUSTINE - « T - T M
LONDON,
Jun* 23.-OAT—
NEW YORK. Jun* 33. - 1 A 1 - quire It by mailing a post card
*
f
th*
fn
ad
.d
n
rk
f
lira
year
waa
Hlavalin.
20-year nl &gt; addraaaad to Ulo market, Mana­ Queen Elualmlh'* mother, th* Marin* Stadias, offering a gtoffA *
V y%''
..
t f n o n than two mile* UUlan
amote tod. Rralk i Mr. Kipp, Ur.
13 year old (Jountoaa o f lUrath- *1 undersea Ufa wUl b* fen to B f
I I ftwra th* Itgk'boua* to' Bronx girl who killed her toth-r ger J. 0. Michael said today.
CbapraM and Mr. Uhraa*. raoramora
and Klnghnrne, died thl* opened IS mlk# aouth o f bag* f with
o
bread
knlf*
lad
ChdatIncluded
hi
Ulo
report,
th*
M an1 Home to Ptoattog
day.
b m will tocind* Fa«l Jooea. * f
n
w
morning,
won't
hat*
to
serve
morning.
Varkot Manager stated, will be
; and coal coat.
G*hte**m*t c , Frad Saradley, of
table* showing tha number of
King Gaorga VI decreed only
m l Road to D id * ■ prison term for th* crime
Judge
Lester W , Patterson package* e f each of th# com- family mourning and waa raid to
Ih* Btotohatohw
sa*)*rUy
aa City—ratraate Stayed execution of th*0v*-te-10- moditlaa aold at tha market dur­ be pndacfdad whether to altar
H th*
' year sentence which h « had tiu* ing iho.paat aaaaon and listing plana fo r tba royal visit be and
mike « f ■o*d I pdood and placed th* girt under th* a p p m h M l* average price. Queen ElUabath ar* ichadnlad to
Florida: Partly ekudyi
U l
n th* AngBe npir*talon o f prabatkn aothorl- Mr. MlahaaL itoUd that k* would teak* to Park next Tuesday.
id Friday, arattand
M * r GtMnvUk—
rw* tke until th* t o r n k c expired. hav* only attongh of th* bulletin*
d ra*
Th* funeral wOl b* bald Jun* ■howara Friday
• T I * gW aold So*
prlatad l a n H y those who rant ST at Glamia Caatla, tha family ■oath and ***t
-,* ■ &lt; • 4 1 1 ,
La tlwlr- n t h l l W o n July 13. boat* to Scotland.

Joe Louis’ Powerful
Punch Puts Conten­
der In H o s p i t a l

iMsty etaartagr • •

Japan’sEconomicConditions Is Reflect*
ed In Latest Move
To Continue War

Chapman, KippAnd i*'""
Lamnon To

*h*

I,Him Quit In Rptusnl
To A v p i* p l W
( ul Of 2.r» Percent

i

TownsenditeB Close
Member Drive Friday

Seven Filers Die
As FVench Plane
Falls In Flames

State Road Department W ill Open
Bids For Road Improvement Work

Michael Will Compile
AnnualMarkctReport

'

Bronx Girl W ill Not
Have To Serve Term

Mothcr Of Britain’H.
Reigning Queen Died

By Coae Fbr Jaly t

LOCAL WEA1

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THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA

Sanford Herald

Tbougbta On Papers.-s-

The average American bualneas man' upendn a good
part of hin tfme readfng letterp, therefore it ahould be
im(Fir.ant to make correspondence as abort argf aitnple aa
poanible without any embelliahmenta and without, a lot of
KUtmrfluoua and hocknayed cxpreaalona.
fc HOLLA* l&gt; L DEAN
However, we find just the opposite tho truth. Mont
MU"
100If OBAP—l*o*l*oo* *
of the letters received are entirely too long to ob.sin the
Lent results. The recipients are bored wfth ■ labored at­
tempt to ntretch a simple thought into a complicated and
lenghty communlca.ion. They get tired before the writer
can arrive at the meat In the cocoanut and’ lire fempted
to ’.hrow his literary effort in the xcrapbitfkel.
ohlfoarr ootleer
"Thankfng you In advance,” ,■aame/, ' **klnd favor,”
"please be advised that," “ wish to ndy/' "esteemed fa­
vor." "hand you herewith," “ permit me to My," "trusting
'aewl rb * II.ratA I* lb . ■aii***i| you will." "as per your Inptruclinnn,” these at% part of a
MeM’le * aUverilalae. o irie e * s ir "tilled phraseology mollt of. us are guilty' • o f using
but
,to &lt;a* ■**.*■* »oir*,
which would be much better left out of our Mtdrs. - Such
IVa eeUalrr
w on
" lev* la ( * l . * ( i ae* .*&gt;«
expressions and, words &lt;efid to eliminate air
feeling.
There Is no special language or •tyto
bMfrteiw enrO t n M I* a ■ » * * » . o f T k i|*U l ' r , „
n k l.a
la » * » • ■ - ri's|&gt;ondence.
A simple, dljNmt statement ta totidr fytoa lRNd,
r o l l l l - * I * in * * • » f — r ,
hr best method.yet devised to get ucros^
a i l * * •* * i l
a n ***-*-|*

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la iai* e*e*r

THURSDAY, JUNE £1. 1938

STRANGE AS IT SEEMS-By JOHN HIX

RAWLINGS, Wyo— W — T M t f W
rare rood In 1934. 1935, 1930 and v
1937 and »o on* puts'ed we*tern .
•The tercentenary celebration of Wyoming rancher can't undertho rttablbhmerit of the Swedish •land why hi* old automobile (J_
colony on the Delaware hi^lSM r»n»&lt; p'.ate* aren’t any food' Ip
will -bo. observed at ' Emanuel
Lutheran Bible Camp, Grave"I thought, a* long a* I stayed
land, at tha Mid-rammer Feitlval on a country road, any ok! *et of
on Friday, 'June 24, tho Hcv. O. plate* ’would do,” the rancher told
X. laden, 14,1heran potter at Highway Patrolman C- A. lane.
Grovel*nd- announced today.
* “ A great relrbrttlM that is
Swede*) Church, an address bp
attracting -national* and faitsrnathe crown prince in
Rodney
tl*o»l attention." the Nee. IJdrn
Square, a hlatuatc parade, and a,
"&gt;at-d. "la to be held * in Delet*wn party on Pierre Dupont's
ware.
Fennaykania and New
estate.”
■
Jersey, June 37 30. The govern­
The Rev. Linden said the hi*-,
ment of the United State*' nf
America, the Kingdom of Swrd torlc significance of the terc.Vi•*n, the Republic Of Finland, the trhary would be emphasilnl at
festival
service
CommunwtaJlhs
of
Dtlaware- the Lutheran
Fenntylvania and New Jcney, a* which will be held in Convention
wrll a* 27 other states, are par Halt June 2a under the auspice*
of the Augustan*
Synod, the
tieipsling.
“ The peak of the faethrltle* Minitlerium of Pennsylvania and
will be reached during ihe three the East Pennsylvania Synod of
day ceiebretion In Wilmington, the United Lutheran Church.

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In a current msgaslne article, ILpreseHtalJve Maury
Maverick of Texas criticizes the huge naval expansion pro1DAY, JUNE U , l«3&gt;
gmin, calling It the "biggest chip the United Mltek haa
* and recommends ttye'eetablishYKU.SK f o r t o d a y over placed on Its shoulder,1
ment of ode«|uate defenses of our shores, Instead &lt;jf “ pljy.'WIRE MASTER UlllUES ing the im|terln)!atlc garde of battleships" wl'.h foreign
l.whiTW I tin, and wlium I countries.
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•Act* 27:23.
With Mr. Maverick's objee'inn to a strong navy, we
cannot agree, but with his plea for greater pmter'.lon for
- MEJIRY dU IKHiNU
our home shores we are In hearty accord.
The time may not be far off when the Fascist nations
(A t Ag***l« Village}
of Kurupe will try to ta)ce over parts of South America
\ u akrbig Tli* children climb
lock, stock', and barrel, and when they attempt thin, It
l_thc home*, into ih* chariu.*
breake through ih* would make it mighty uncOmfortwide for the United States
if it doesn’ t have n first class navy.
^ t W n ; cold rim*
‘ -•erfh cloud. Something *n*p*
It is nut possible to draw within our shell and not
In the Ihicknria
hnvp commercial Intercourse with the outside world, and
• arparalaa u* from *ur j (he only bargaining wenpon ’.hat is recognized today by
MM*
op haa begun to *pln. Th- mime iijwiml-coming countries is the sword.
We believe « strong navy should be augmented by
f': popiaa
Lwh- their nrck*. their fe*t rise strong home defenses, Mr. Maverick, in .his connection,
£ ,| ip «rd .
ponds out that otlr Strategic centers of papulation aru
L&gt; the mil wr go,
woefully weak in protection, lie cites tho fact that tho
I ,in a awlfl, dclicioiia whirl- entire nation has only 66 antl-aircnuft guns, that we are
_ _ . i , the long- blur lake I* cutr doficlen'. in long range guns, and that we need submarine
mine equipment and "above alt else airplanes."
^ 'Ug
A strong home dofense may be the thing that will
a, Tbl* I* the gay, thr
la.
wive our necks In Case we get Into a war, but a strong
hi are thr eyre, and thr lip* navy, wo hope, may he lh « thing that will keep us out of
’ tow parted.
war.
n ' tha rtrrary, atuny-heartrd
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I f**l*t thr tinkling mu-lc
bf ChildhoiMl, music uf
* W f h e right place, hrre In
»k# Wildwoodjnerry-go-round of chll-lthe Iambi too early bur
ia tlirlr memory of tinning,
f a* m their flrxt beginning.
I f f Ike aheap, and let n’ln
I round-about never *top.
■ft*r the leaping h«r»*»
f mood and ateol have run thnr
Cour*r«,
the melody of light and n&gt;ry.
h« nonsense that U farrir,
(hi my heart aa the year*
pact.
la real. Thll will laet.
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Sued the fight laat nlgnl
turn of Urn dial, twn
if ifollc and a fade-out.

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V fre hostllltL* pa three
aA' dlghU Spdln, China,

t§' 1# having »o muck
pjjHf’ expect to hear cumany dky now about t v

aANTOHD.-rw^ffY VEABgAPQ
antartalnei] at 9
Mli* Alwaya antartalned
•
danclnr party on Wadnaaday
evening at her homo on Celeiy
Avenue, the affair being a dallghtfully Informal event.
Tha pretty home waa moat attractlvely decorated (or tho oe*
caalon with many beautiful cut
flower* and farna.
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In tha "liraarich" contact
gue»l« proved ao wlUy that It t
Impoealble to decide wheaa B
aanaa rhyme waa moat " m bs
»k * l"
PrU*.
boaktt of datales, waa fftven
*"• honor*#,
*«•
Tpkach rends
eavaral charming vocal select*

.train* of VlctroU mualc until a *n£ ^ r i k k ’ ekv#”■*
lata hour. During tha Intermle* **

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and In Philadelphia, June &gt;7 29
On Monday, Wilmington will be
the center of activities with the
following highlight*:' landing of
the royal
Swedhh
Selegation.
headed by the crown prince and
crown prtnrraa of flweden, Ih.1
dedjealion by the President of
'the United States of the park
and monument ‘at ‘The Rocks
on the Christina Rivtr where the
Swtdea landed In 1038- a religious
■ervice In
the Trinity
(Old

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Miller Bldg.
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OBTAIN OUR Pltldf* ON
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Have That
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from New York 4A0.U00 pound* of non, the Mont Blanc. Tipped open.
deadly trinitrotoluol (T. N. T.), Riraight upward thol a column ol
2,300 tone of plcrte acid and 33 ■urging gat &gt;hat muehroumod Into
tuna o f btnaol. The moat power­ a cloud of death. The detonation
ful explotlvre known to eclonco wa* heard 62 mile* away.
watt atowed away in her holds.
The bloat of hot ga* Idcnketed
Aa aha eteanwd up tho kb*y har­ 'the harbor, *w*pt Inland a* a rag­
bor, tho empty Belgian relief ahlp ing tornado. Hundred, fell dead
“ Imo", euddraiy* appeared before before It o, building* collepeeil,
her. Collision wa* Inevlablt. With 'tree* give way, A tidal wav* fol­
0 rending crash the law's prow lowed; hundred* more were kitted.
ripped into her tide.
At tf:0S, D:10 and 10:t&gt;5 earthElectrified, all who witnessed pepkoa followed tb* dis«at*(&gt; M
aft talptod.• * # * » * * ,
Clime ifng Hell fax’* day of dM' Halifax,' previous to the expto- "h e arcldrnt fro*•—then broke
i!ton, bristled with the rich war madly for coear. &lt;Ft&gt;e bad broken a*&lt;*r wa* a terrific billiard,
trade of ahlpptng munitions and ‘ ogt on Ihe Mont Rlanet For 17 worst In tho city’s hletory, which
•afpllaa to France and England. 1minute* It flickered. Tbo French greatly hampered relief work. In
Halifax had grown to be tho third .•hip's crow boarded tho munitlon- court t* wo* decided both ship*
ler and attempted to quineh the were equally at fault In causing
largest British port.
Into tho harbor that fatal j Hamas. They did not liva to tell the tragedy of Halifax.
Tomorrow; Tbo five moot wad
morning moved tho French munl- what they taw.
tkmer, "Mont Blanc,1* carrying |f With the roir of a thousand can­ letters.

BLAST AT HALIFAX . . .
Disaster ot Its worn vbl'.ed
Halifax, N. 8., on December 9,
1917, following tha detonation uf
225 Iona of T, N. T., greats*:
ever heard on earth.
Fire, flood, earthquake, tornado
and bliuard ripped and gu&lt;t*d
Ihe city,—leaving over 2,000 dead,
CJlOo crippled and 10,000 homelet*. Three hundred acre* of the
city wen leveled; property dam-

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Heavy Tread

Repairing

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Welsh Tire Shop

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new houses an
fofd. Wr Juat dia­ lowna. He estimate* be haa hitch­
log up ip colored hiked more than 100,009 mlloa.
Thera la acarcoly a aalaaman n
western Oklahoma who doean't
know him and to 'i araualnled
with at lea.t ona family fa every
village surrounding Weatherford,
If a*a never thumbed anyone.
•T Juat *tart walking and If
nobody atop* I coll It extra loo,
eventually turn aroead and gw
' tha” moMj back home," tape Smith.

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Girl Contest
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limed* J ,run“h ' " a l l ’g ^ M m rt
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[“ n° r. w‘ V iV
th^ughout the evening.
2
Among the gue.U ware Ml*.
and useful glfu. At
“ " V '* * * t* ,f i* Ml“ , mVloJ u which a delightful law course t
W?lk#r,u ^ ‘ D‘n0oI ' r' 2r* W‘
••reed by tha hoataaa. Mat*tad
io!dt Mi*. Berth, kfacay. II. m 1m RaUl ||.D.n(«i m 4 C){
Main*, and L. O. Ulrich.
balh Stafford. Among Ml
On Iact Thunday afternoon the preaant wan Mrs. W, 0. I
attractive homo of Mra. W. Mra. Earl Lumet Burdick, I
Owynn rox on Palmetto Avenue |Utkmon. Mra. Baton Kami
wa* the arena of a vary pretty Mra. A. L. Bette, Man. town
mLcellaoroda ehower,
eomptl«i Lloyd, Mrs. 'Watera, Mra. Wl
mentlng Mra. Bari Lionel Bur-, Mra. Julius Ttkaeh, ' Mra,'.llck, a popular recant bride. * Mlnarlk, Mra. fa b - RaUlft 1 1
The color achame of pink and Mhaee Ruth MsDnaWI ahd *1
while waa tastefully carried out both Stafford.* •

iiting upr column «t
la hard to taR whtihI* located in N&gt;rw
ivtanA Riftfh

with cut flowara and fam.
fern,

Lutherans Camp,Tp
Celebrate Forming
Of Swedish Colony

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K n tflis h P rin cesse-s
I m i l n l My F r e n c h

A n d P e rs o n a l Activities

WB MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor

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PACE THREE

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T ~ Truth Seekers Class I — —
Holds Annual Picnic

Pe

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■ileih mill Marfarw*Ni.Mil
rnnw* with
King lie-.r*re anti
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Muluiril Valni hi* «ntr*r Ann*.
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The annual picnic of thr Truth 1
Mra. Eusti* 1'eak* hm aa her
Seek* re Ciaa* o f the Method!.i
of tt&gt;0( Chuich wai held at IUyVon. guest, her aiatrr, Mis* Sara fen ­
f
w ,a : Beach Tue.day at the home „ f I ny, of Florence, S. 0.
th' (hid
J0hn Atden ltrown, with H rGeorge
MeCrum, Mm.
&lt;);iu t Mra. Robert 1Tiber aVd non.
Schmehl, and Mra, W. J. HimiI-- ( Bobby o f Jarkaonville are the
Srho.il hBn( former member! of the rla-s ' guests o f Mra. J. (I, Atlarna.
: ( hutrit w(,„ ara now at Daytona Belch
monthly •»„ hosteaaes. A covered duh Inn
•lnC »* jrhton w »« aerveil at 'he noon bruit.
Mra. A. C. Starke, pra'hlen',
conducted the business men'ing
with about 32 membera and vial-Miaa Marguerite
Inglry, Mlaa
tore prearnt. Mra. C. I - 1‘ne.t Caroline Hill, and Miss Martha
' led in player.
| Adama apent todny m mlando.
| Mia. R. K. Cren'haw thanked
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I l II menders presenfur th.-r
Mia.
I’owrll and two
donatnina fur the new pipe orgin children, arid Mra. K. III. Mason,
Jfor the church, and invited ad to j Jr uie .pending two week, ti.ltI attend the organ rrePat to be held ing in IJiiitman, tin.
at the church Tuesday evening,
June 2H, at H: Ifi o'clock. Mr*.
Miaa Alirt Mrtilone left yea'Starke thanked ‘he various cum terdoy for Sew York City where
mitt.ee fur their work
•he will reaunie her atudirs at
The four Daytona Bruch hnalrs. Columbia Unlveraity.
*e&lt; were ex'vmlrd u rlong mV
‘ of thunka fur Ihrir par' in giving
rtohert Sloinoff la apending *
f»w daya at Cha|iel Hill. N. C.,
where he ia making arrangementa
for a acholarahlp.

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Mim Dumthy Warrvti r# lu A «l
yeslenimy
from
Jui'kamivillr
wltere she vLiltfil for h short
tinTe.

Girl-Break Dance Is
Staged By Sorority

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UNITED STATES

rit-.virie n iiiiiriler my** ery l.y
ihf mu ifiii wi-uncf nf a*liulni£\
H the* UMVI'I till1Fllf lif '*WhFH
Were Y.m Horn?** th#* Warner
Itriv* ini'l»hI i nmu with Amin Mny
Wmiir. Margaret l.imKitv nml a
host nf nllier*. which pi 11111*4 in
tin' tcn‘i‘11 nf I lit* Kit* Theater1
Dnifty.
That fin* « \fihtimtl urn nml #*v
|m"ilt«ui «if n-ki i tlnjfy
are anI hentie i* ^iiiiruntieetl hy I he f i f l
that llr. Manly I* Hall, mu* of
the nation'* foteuioHl aslroloiie* a,
wrote the omeui^I story from
winch Anthony I'.mlewiiy
fash­
ioned the screen |»lity ttitil Ihitthrnufihoiit the jirmliutitn Dr.
II nil acted a** »e« hme.il iidvi*i'i\
The etnlieally faseinalu»tf
Amertrnn
Ulna Muy
WoriR |duv* ilit* »i’*lridojfer win*
ftolvr* the mv&gt;iery After trill*
ini; the h*ii*Mr*i|ir of a wcallhy
iminri.f ydnyrd hy Janie* Hi***
plirii sou, she firtnlkla his death
within the tie'll forty me M hours.
When he h murdered within tn**
time *el. "he is *li*|»*'eted hy the
tudae uf the mnnh r and "he set t
idnml to clear it ii|*
Among the suspects ia itn old
roll.ee rliuu. of her. win. an ' ‘ hmuni ird i.ian'a
(iniieee. Hint
part i* played by Muigniel l.md
aav and opposite her la Anthony
Avi-rill. win. aiao lieei.mea n *i&lt;
perl when it ilrveltip« thill lie .a
in love with her Other ni"P ' '•
in.dudc I ,'du lane aa the d-iol
niiin'a former mlalrraa. Fro- Ht.in
lev n. hla vnlet nml l.eoimr.1 Mu
die
Ilia former pnrllier

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Mr, and Mrs. Haro Id Weekly
have a* their guests, Ruddy and
Junior Du hose of liiami, who art*
spending their vacation here.

A girl-break dance wa« given
lavt avetiing at the city |f,|| ijy
tb« ttnfor girls of he Alpha Kappa aorority. Doc Nance and hi*
otthaitra furnished the musk.
-Mr*. F. E. Roumilhit and Mrs.
Minnie Jones acted as chi per*
tola 5or the occasion.
Among those present were* the
M b it . Carlin I’almrr, Murjoriv
■Cdrtutn, Cecelia Truluck, Murn-I
Kftoa,
Virginia
MeHory, M«ry
H lcrin., Helen I*almer, Evelyn
Citts, Madalyn Truluck, Elizabath Dyaan, Mary Nancy llrock,
Virginia Panild, June IJoyd, Doro(Jty Wlgglm, Kllaibvth Ivfflrr,
t w jr Houmillat, Vrra loiliir, lluijM Lodge, Agnvv Brinklry, Mary
v b l * . Loul.p I’rrkin., Cnrolinr
HOS *Mafy W l«r!ti».' Marjtivrl'v
lttglay. Martha Talfonf, Maltha
Jtfahop,' Anna
Cornell. Marion
SSridCg, Kathryn Thlgprn, Htrk Im I Hamby, Katherino Ycrnay,
M i l * Hall, Jane Sharon, Alice
UnM r, Lillian Adama and Olrda

Miaa Carotin* Hunter of Fort
Myera will arriv* tomorrow to
viait her* aa the gurat of kllaa
Caroline Hill.
Mr. and Mra. W. It. Williama,
mil Mr. nnd Mra. E. N. Scott are
'pending n month nt Bill* Sprlnga
m Mr. Scott'a houaehoat.
Charlea
MrClung
returnul
Turadny from Columbia, S.
and Charlotte, N. V.. where ha
•pent a abort time on buaineaa.
Miaa Vivian Bu
h»re Momioi from
anil will upend the
vkpaka n«re visiting
rdlatlrea.

nvr arrived
I’hiladelphia.
next three
frlenda amt

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Mrs. J, W. Mcf.lammrry end
aon. John, of Miami arp vialtlug
here aa gurala nf Mr*. Mcf.lammery’a aiatrr, Mni. II. H. Ileat,
ami her mother, Mra. Ella Ward.

Im Don Bahop, J. W. AC, fam Dlghlon, Rnlett tlumliRlchard Dear, Braxlnn |*eri m it e r llaynea, L. M. Tel, Jr., Voile William., Jr. DonLamaon, Dougin* St.-nalrom,
S%U»ee, Angu* Harriett, HiaxIluntley, Edward Hlgglna, Jr..
W. Eppa. Jr. Jame* Dyaon
tart* Hou i holder,
Raymond
liquid, Sam Smith, Ituaaell
m i and Ralph Tolar.

Mra. R. (J,
for Fairmont,
Iting here aa
parent*, Mr.
Keltt.

Hughes left laday
W. Va. after vi»the gueat nf her
and Mr*. W. II.

Mr. and Mra. 11. A. Strkkland
anil son left today for (irreiiaborn after visiting here aa guevta
of Mr. and Mra. U. It. Strick­
land.
Mr*. W. A. Leavitt expecta to
leave Saturday for Fayetteville
and Wilmington, N.
where
ahe will vtalt for about three
weeks.

'Women InMajorityAt
;ii' O f F Summer Term
UNESVILLE, June 23-SumMhool ha* given the Univer•C Florida eempua a preponpre o f feminine figure*.
Iring the regular college term
aalverally had only 19 co-ed i
L|ta majority of the I JAB sumM loai atudanlg ia. feminine.

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Mystery Is Solved Hy
Astrology In Movie

TALLAHASSEE —WV-Jamea
E. Berrdslty of C!ewl*tor| w»e reoppointed yesterday to the Ever­
glade* Drainage Diatlkt Comroiavlon. E. R. Hopkins c f Fernindina
naa made probation offieir for
Naaaau County.

Mi&gt;' amnmer aiNoden
I mvei -ily Blr I'linclU•
ml M i. tV. J.
b iblhlxn rule led III
Ilinigir hna returned
•afi «-1 i.'.riving Irani-

P L U S - F O U R S weren't alwaya tea rig for Count Felix von
l.utkner, commander uf Crruiiu
wartime tea raider, Heradlrr. He
and wife vlallrd Sydney during
—
a crulte.

t n.lid I .n lg llto ll

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■o .nl iii unge Ih-netal
Nielli ver aim Iota
no.oih wiih frienda
do
. f the "late, U

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l llitwiluirne w ile
llowiloin college. ’ (

CITY BRIEFS
Contmuve Pram Paaa «• •
A total nf *ij\i ii|i|ilu iii mi
Mil linger J. ti. Michael of the
Stale Farmer* Wholeaale Mmk. l hike tin* ment i xjiOiiii..'. n f&gt;*t
I item
here, left thl* morning for I'al- |mI**It Ion.* in I In* Hluh*
nivttu on buaineaa fur the Siut" |iloyrm*iit t'oiiipfn»aliori 111v f*.*•»«
htiVf bttn rt-mveil ....... limit
Murkvling Board.
ir&gt;« who Jlpplhtl vote
(&gt;
Tn* weekly meeting of
th* inrliffiblr* lNTfm*i» of
Sra Seoul* will be held in th* ir»* t*t tin* up# rif mm| i ■**111( " tii«-*t11‘
dock tonight at H:0() o'clock and of Ihn poiiitkm for wliult tli**\
aTT menibcr* arc rriiu*d*d
•'* iipplbd.
attend.

Miaa Irene Harxhbarger
of
Foulan, (la. la the gueat o f Mr.
and Mr*. R, F. Maul* at their
home in Pranklln Terrace. Mias
Hanhbarger ia tha aiater of Mra.
lfouia.
Miaa Margaret Brawiter and
Mra. Kathryn Calhoun visited in
Qrlanoo Tueailay evening and
war* overnight gueat* o f
Mr.
and Mra. Hartley Brews tar In
Oviedo.

Mr*. Herbert lllnaley caught
10 large baa* while fishing in
the St. John* River near the T i­
tusville Bridge Tuesday
after­
noon. the City Briefer wa* in­
formed today.
aociatmn will hold a meeting to• morrow night at the City Hall
at H:00 o'clock. ,

Frienda o f Mn. O. D. Farrell
will be glad to learn that the b
Improving following' an
appen­
dectomy which aho underwent on
Monday at the Fcrnald-Laughton
Memorial Hospital. '
Mr*. Duncan Cameron end daoght«r, Beverly, and Mr. and Mr*. R.
A. Cameron, Jr, aad eon, Ronald,
hnv# returned from Charleiton.
factory.
8. C. where fhey attended the
fenertl i f C. il. Church.
titia Garmley have returned from
UOHTNINU H IT CHURCH
Daytona Beach where they have
INVERNESS — i A ’)— Lightning
apent th* past week on a houae
' Th* Mb*** Gale DeForeat,
slrMk the Haptist Church her*
Katharine Hurt, Marcia Proctor, party, with Mr*. J. L. Hurl aa
yeMerday, causing damage esti­
chaperon.
KlUaheth Whlgham,
Margaret
mated at |60o.
Frienda o f W. L. Henley wil:
be glad ta |*am that b* U teatlog. well, following an operation
wfcJeh ha underwent on Turwlar
nt tha Orange General Hospital

Th* Taobt religion hat aanclifled five "aacred mountaina" in
China: T'ai Shan in Shantung ptovine*; IIeng Shan In Hunan pro­
vince; Hue Shan In Shensi pro­
vince; Heng Shan in Hopeh pro­
vince, and Chang Shan in Honan
province.
In th# daya of lha Roman em­
pire purple dye wae #• •*pe,'*lv* 1
that th* emperor and .tho tmp*r-|
ial family wore proctlcally the,
only ueora o f IL hone# tha phraa*
"born ta th* purple.”
|

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II.

Sanford’H Family
Shoe Store
All typen uf fuutwear fur
every memIn r of (he fam­
ily At POIM'I.AIt PRICKS.

LAST C ALL
Hosiery

SALE

Friday and SaturdRjr ;

to Orlando.

Law fl—

rr Prlcan On

Coolcdgw Ily-Crad« Painla A VaralaMia
KyanUn Knameta, Bond Cold Water M a i,
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�THURSDAY. JUNE 23, 193$

f«g«, Hoar Bill
allows March 01
Progress In U.S.

J

Lookouts
Lours

H u d so n Is Star O f Tilt
&lt;
In Hitting And Pitching
Allows Three Hits In F i v e Innings On
Moond While Getting Three Hits In
*,
Three Trips A t The Platter

Lo okotits, Islets R o g e r s M ak e
T angle tonight M ore Changes In
In Coastal City Lookout Line-ap
)utch ScHheldcr To Sl^ns Billy M o o r e
fiet Hurling ( ’ a 1 Ij And Roy DeRanRis;
From Rill Rodgers Mihalic R e l e a s e d

l l f f l 1Hlumpctl
there.
feoui*
rained
blows upon his virtually unpro1,000 teclad face, head nnd hotly.
Referee IhmoVan made lh**
N R » champion hack nway from ?%
Th.. fAikrhitr trarel tn Diy.nna ! 1 By JULIAN DTF.NDtRoil
j h e d ' •egging opponent, whose hrad •&gt;» rarli ininght for n uvular Klor- I Once more Bill ‘‘ Raw Heat” RudIhla lime was almoat hanging
over the top rope Donovan made
a-hing * count of ona— which technicalnlght
was * knockdown.
gi*in«|St H:I5 o'clock at th
r t)&gt;n. Louis four knockdowns fin lh&gt;-' I’ ark,
rn h|, i bout. In thn. respect.
•
Manager Rodger*
d k ,„I
Schmcllng (taggrred nut from m.iwrnl hi .Inrt ng
Maul '*’* roP** and Louie lora mm
in the I Mc*1, landing a left nn lh«- rhin.
I title I f°llnwrd by a amaahing atrnigh'
an » nn'
,a l*M‘ uln' apoL Srhmi-I
’
log’* knecn buckled, hi* armdropped and h.- wilted In "th*1,
, canvas. the
firat time he h.id
1
hit thefloor *mre (he night Hint
me ing Afar], n*crknocked him uul in
,,oor IBM.
■
in
kfaslc wna ao alunned that hr
‘V™ failed to do lha »mart thing and
*
" I taka ■ Count, lie waa up at the
achon, ro„ n, o l lwo
** "
“ *"*•

when . Loula came
making
out of hla neutral corner »*
Schmcllng regained his feel, Ihn
lighter champion
harraged hint with
Ion tn tjBnM Wl| |,(U tu
head.
fro" ’ Maxis’* W e s tagged, but Be &lt;lld
•rowdn not
,)uWn&lt; Louis threw an­
il h»'J other right and then "a Irfl
hook to the Jaw. Thin left al*■
mo
lifted tha swaying Herman
lu Ih d

aff

jy ,

fM l

tn&lt;(

,|u n)p ^ j

^

(,tm

*fo
adlum,
d him.
maakI only
earned
' lh" * "

Backwards to tha canvaa for thn
rount ofTHree.
n , Donovan wan counting ovrr
,j,n aeml paralyie.l
challenger.
who
trying to rlae with blood
at reaming ,/rom hla mnuth, hla
trainer ajMf
dfnae.t frtetti, Mkl
chon, coulil hqt aland Ihn night
iarrlor(
|„nger.
Ife rushed up thn
a. l° , , l"P* "1 Schmellng'u corner, threw
, ',in.* ; *
bhite Turkish towel into
,** * ", the Hng and than started to step
llayed | hatween the ropes Into the ring
T ‘, , l after Hfa towel. He wanted tn
•nance p|c)| u„ Mal( fro|n 1}|B jjllor
roduc- IJbl BeTcrea Donovan picked op
, the towel and torned It into the
lipping preaa section, meanwhile, waving
i the Murhon hack out of tho ring.

THE STANDINGS
F 1.0M 1II %
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ii
ii
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11
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t t a n f o r d 1 1 l l i i y f n o f t l l n t r l l R.
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* *1 l.l tselse 2.
l. w r e h u r R 3, l * H l . t l k « 1 (1 2 III Hi.
f *41II t n &gt; 11|ti i. .si
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has frlSTnrd lo 'lif • *oW/forhi -stiiP
no fgr has three singles, two dou­
bles and a triple to hla credit and
la playing third hum In such a
way that it has built Up tha l »
field considerably.
pl.it i'll U l« r .
I'h lr N iu a ! rkH od n ipk U .
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f 'It i t 4 a h

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11
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26
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'*’ ,1|*\
^ * Schmeling rose from the
"k
f*°ula attacked again, landntellilr 'n,f *
left and Hghl
°
^
squarely on the Herman's bloodni rt * smeared chin.
Maxle sprawled
aidewaya and fell to lh* floor.
In*
;«
Kddie j,
-----—— ------------------- - —- ■■| The railroad* ri’nfrlhllli more
r r tlmekeei
uled, virtually all of tho v» " l 1lhsn seven mlljioa dollar* 'an*
throng In the stadiums triple- n„ally to the Padera) fhrvein"
docked gre.-n horseshoe and gray
(n thr w ly -nf ^ ^ 1 raUft
concrete hleacheni were well sat- nn government traffic Ucau*s o f
f nent M e .* W s e .
laffed with the eloclrlfylng apeo- Uml grants made aavmN yesrw
• , Then J.»e started thg hurrlrano
la
ris* Ithey
hate had
Karl ws.il
n a ts m l
1
*
•
lacle'
witneaacd.
, " l wondering Iriuher tlial tagged
1 He holding with the third knnekJ 0)|J o f »Jie fieriniiu's rare dr.
Louis raught him with a smashIrfl hook In ihr rhin, fq|.
1 i ^ f ' d by a abort right upuerrut
to tha ^nhfe xpht. Bchmaliiig
! g g l * * backwards,' yahUk falh
'• n r n u b . f „ Tr him aa if attsmpVUg
I to ward o ff nunlahmant or jo
•; gain equilihrlum.
j
That rquilihVlum wAs
ncvLr

JOE I’ ALOOKA

iverti3ements
SERVICE

IlWCELLAinOCs
i

SITUATION WANTED

T

Hadnnn went In at the beginning
of the hfth
Inning, replacirt;
, Chef Cook who waa a hit wild
during the foj- Innings he hurlcl.
However- Sanford was leading
the visitors by an H to 7 score
at tho lime Cook left the mound
and ho was credited with the vic­
tory.
The Ielcta Jumped on Cook m
the file, frame for two runs, boi
without ■ hit. The
UoIwuLi
o*n»e back to knot the score when
a walk to Moore, an error by
Blefani and singles by Lang-don
and Uavia accounted for the peir
of lallira.
Tho Islets scored twice again
in lha second when singles by
Kamp and Wotniak wrra blondwl
with a triple by Manager Jim­
mie Handers.
,
Tha Ismkouta took tha lead In
their half of tha second when
Contreras doubled and wrnt U&gt;
third on Cook's single to shirt
W INNER,i AND
STILL CHAMPION—Joe
,,,
.
La"M&gt; hU m s held op left field- Moore singled to left
la vlstaey. Is shaws aa ha faaad a slaaaad aewwd o f SO.OOO spaata- field lo score Contreras. Drown
IsH, aad heard himself prMlaimad still baavywaigbt akampiaa el Died out lo erntoe field and Pit­
lh
after his aoa-rooad kaackaal vlstary aver Carsnaay's man singled to right field to
Mas SshatalUg. Klghl aathwsiasts paid appretlaiately 1900,000 la •core Cook. langilon was safe rn
a fielder's choice to score Moore
sea the segro baser from Datrall batter dewa Ids appaasst. Tlw
for the third run of tho Inning
host leak plCae al lha Y sa k w SladJam, New York.
The Islets went scoreless In
the third, as Hid the Lookouts but
the visitors opened up again In
in
eld o f spo rts
the fourth to score three runs off
9 r JULIAN STKN8THOM
singles by Hhmha and Wotniak.
a double by Sanders and an error
mound with that victory umh-r by DeRamiA.
hla belt.
However, tho
Lookouts
ap­
parently were set on keeping lha
lead aa Moore began with a
single «n . lafU--hU.ascend .Beawa
local baseball public and. nf waa railed out nn strikes but Pit­
eonnr, was a surprise to pn also man single! to canter tn acoir
Moore. Mayo I^ngalon came up
Hnwavar. the lookouts could noi
with a double to left field to
carry four claas men and they send Pitman to third. On a wlln
ware forced to let ona go. Tire pitch. Pitman scored and Lang­
claas men are Drover, Davis and ston moved over to third. Davis
Dutch Schneider. Mihalic landed walked nnd lie Ramus filed o&lt;-t
p post!Ion with OrctnviU* through In center field but Pitman tagged
Ibif hill hli
up Ihtir
Rodgers and Manager Lyle J-eiy up on tha play aad scored.
blinds to win one and they have
Hudson then wrnt to thi
of 81- Augustine and we hopo he
come so close t u t It would ba
m«kpa out okay: Hy lha way, it mound for tha Lookouts and the
Im^tssigla f a r anything else »
has bean reported that a tie al visitors recorded throa bits off
concerning Bwrde Martin may hia dtllvrrlaa- two of lh*m com­
ing In tha ninth frama when
work out In ihlg same eaae.
they scored lha only run off tho
tall and lanky burlar.
SHORT SPORT SHOTS — V a
The Lookouts wept scorel-sn
Brown's
song
these daya
----—
----- - — favorite ------------------------«
until the seventh when Ruggerm
them'Is "Pennies from lleavrn" . . . . started o ff with p hit to deep
scorelass and In tha
Ming I ess burg and Day fun* ‘Beach are shortstop. Conlreraa
sacrificed
had la retire due to
uhlan having • lough battle for that him to second base and ha war/,
allinent In hla '
, second place slot . . , however it tn thlnl on a single to loft finis*
So Binder Is
U n i appears that thr Ooadellera now by Hudson. Moors went out.
&lt;n
1
' Mf* h f a a alight edge and aM allmb- short to first, but
Raggerlo
walk o ff tha lag toward tha G-Man.
scored on tho play. Brown ala*

gl*d to crater fleM lo aeoro Hudwn and Drown w-nt In jmmh I ra
:!.? throw in to ibe plate. Pitman
• ingled tn center field lo v-nre
Drown.
In thr eighth frame, the Look•ul* collected another pair a*
ttuggrrin walked and want
10
a* en d nn a oarrlflra by Coatin'
raa. Huilmn r "t hia third hit of
th* day to wore Ruggvrio. Hod'
•nn w ii forrrd at aecoad by
Moore. Brown walked sending
Moore lo wrond and Pitman a » l
•afa when
abnrtitop
Wquinh
errnrrd the ball. Moore aoorinf
on the play.
„
lludann tnnk the baiting h&lt;^Ri
for the tilt with three hita^m
three tripe to the plate, scoring
one run and battinc In one run.
Fielding grata war* displayed by
l.itlle Joe Rugger in at second
baae ami also Don Tontreroe who
threw nut twn would-be base
•Iralera also nabbing a man oft
firat baae.
UAVTO\A

jtop HAND

Term Is I a
To Greet k

Measure Would Solve
Social Problem Re4 suiting FroipGrowth
/H By Mo r g a n m . h r a t t y
WASHINGTON
—
If
the
nation's firnt wage un.| houi
law is a nlur to you. bark up a
little, and run over the history
o f the thing in alow motion.
The first Irenes take rnu hack
In the ilayri before* lh** Civil war
when the ate un engine w.»« de­
veloping tht* foundation for *
modern liidiiati ml iv«li-fn
Then jump to twin nnd the,
birth of the nulonioltde Now go
ahead n little way to the first
assembly line, snd man pnxluc*
tion In the uulomohile iioiiotry
You’re up to |f» f 0 l^mk at
the etpunnioori thnt mno pi..due
tton nnd high ".peed tnn*pnrta
tlon started in all induutrial
hint building activity Note the
f'ly k r tp e n in the rili*w nnd the
hrtga merhnnieal harvextern in
^
wheat fiehN.
You've junt tun through the
MirnliaU of the making 1
of
itidunl rial
America
All
throtigh thoue rShty yean, the
job un the elhing America v*at
dcvaliipiug legntdlrnu nf rout or
consequence, nr purely human eletiWnt* in the picture.
1 H*Pt|ulir|

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BANANAS

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F*ia c
Kamp rl
JBrooka p

ONIONS
POTATOES

HERE'S THE BLOW THAT KNOCKED

Mhrub* p
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Q U A N IItl

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i. Worker* had
r*..
.
.
i*. rh# natural
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,
,
mil &lt;l«*mnnd nni4
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.
r.tte.l were op
T o ta ls

,

designated by the Bnddhis
“holy moun&gt;bias“ : W r r t l
in Shaaal province;. Omel
in Ssrahwan; Chul-hua IQi
Anhwei; and P'u-To In thg
sen Isfsnds. Boom o f thn lempira
on Wo T e l Shan data from tha
firat cantary, A. D.
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Will

CABBAGE

m tlv to

3 lb*

10c

J

10c

U. S. 1 Cobblers

lbs

3 lbs lie

Snoball Calif.,

green hard-head.

lb 10c
lb

Jr

Land O' Sunshine
In Quarters -lb

Houtli

Flour 20
Lard 2 •
M eal 5
Bulk

|»rl •

‘ r a r l i " ■ - 'r "
k-. fa .ra .hours|
iT i'
,into ' * ' »hn start,
rnnslating
s against a ry»
Uut
• r’' » muple of
aslvr said than " " t N'r,‘» " I - '" '* "• * “ 'rli:
;
yeans of wiang
l Y o u *li.-uld re mender (hat it
i* n..w lit*- policy of llie I'ln'.-d
Htltrs
government
•«
assur* J
workers enough ivau&lt;^ •“ pro-'
noils their "health, offielenry
nnd well l.eiitg,** Before isuw,'
' The Supreme Court tossed out tlo- naloral lows of supply unit
* ni* survival of the fitthe child labor law on the
ground that it was a matter fm„ lect, wen- cupreine in Ihnl field.
Ole -dates to regulate, and no» W ill ATisrIs- Hum he surressfulT I
2 A Isis,
you
will constantly
Congress. The eight-hour law
pneaed muster because the rai'- hear the III cent hour and 40hour week di'cussrd in lha pleas,
mads floored alate lines.
Meanwhile the protests against on the la.lio, and m workshops,
aome of the practices In indus- homes, rlu ts—everywhere. Will
f i y continued. Congress rvspond- it become n national yardstick
ln I'JIK with a law to guar- for wages amt hours? That's
lee women workers a minimum what happened to the "right•
J
frage In ,the federally iperatvd hour day".
Itietrlet o f Columbia. The Hu.l^eme Court threw that out be
came It
seemingly interfered
with an indlvidual'i right to
"Blake a contract to tell hla—
j«$ her—services.
• Congress
in
1924
pule^ lh
[ahild Mbur i|iie*llon up tn ' the
' aiatea In the form o f a consti­
I THE WINNER CROSSES
tutional amendment, hut It waa
Jwvsr ratified, last year, the
|age* * of aid, Joe Lewis Is shewn
m t m
L’ourl reversed itself
11,400 u , hope* * f rsgsisUf lh .
O l minOnuaf wages, and held
1 first roaad, Iws oiiautcs
'that a state, at tout, eauld set
A b fa|r wage standards for wornEra.; Other decisions enlarged the
ilag o f ' ioberstatr commerce
Sting that a similar law for
lesaea that croaa state llaee
ifM paerad b y Ooagree*. I
effect, the Supreme Court
racking open the doer to
modern labor
legislation
Raaseeelt New Deal, with
iaea to the underprtolleged,
- hardly overlook the op-

SltiMly

BUTTER

tfiwiiiil fi III rent mifiiiuiiiii war**
,,, ,
,
I a Ml Immii wi «*h uilli mis. i
.
.
fleal hmih f**r milihliK'* nnd ««•»•r
Ilunn n| lln* riiiiiiltv «r|m•*m11v
|h„ ....... .
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h'**
&gt; '• • '
f people It was
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••nimi,nt fn(lntnli' tlmi no innr&lt;*

1* t * I * t r

Dartnaa Desch ... t it It* SSI— I
Hanford ______ _
US M l l i e a t l
Errors, Psrsaus. yVaaalsk. JtCfaaL nrooks. Hhrobf, Coalr^B.
Rasa balltu In. Kttmms I. IM P*,
■andsra TTosnlak, (. THgaeW.'sSMrssL Brown. U n M sn .
Darts,
Dsramus. Ifudsos. Ajaslsln H-Wgtrlo I. (-oslrersa. Sssslsb HUfaal I. Day. l&gt;ovl* Drrsraos. •».
11ml son. Crab, Plimsa, rars. Bbmb. Two-bap tills. Haodors. Tsrsr.
hi. t'onirwras. l^nsstoss. Ttu*&gt;.
bast bll. Han.tsrs. Hiolss basw.
Turwekl. Harrltless, i.'onlrsraa A
Uonrr. Wnsnlah I-wft as kcSS*.
Dsylnoa Raarh- t Hanford IL BtM
on balls, off llrnoka I, Csob A
Shroha I. ll.ola»n 1, Hlruah nuts bV
rank I. Hhrota I. Hudson A Kits
oft Rrooha in I Inning, t| aff
(‘nob In « Innings. •: off llstsss
In t Innlnaa. 4; off bhroba. la t Isnlnas. II. Wild pilcb. bhrabs.
Rath, rook I’assad ball, ttldwn.
Winning pllehar. Casrb. L m RUC
pilebasv. Brooks Vsislrtk Vaisgbsa
nnC llarvln. Tins* &gt;:••.

tropical frail
Tanas Tallow

CAULITLOWCXI

a s d b a rs's lb s ca m era 's r e c o rd *1 I k . ..

W

ta itv

I'r. Lurid M. Spivey
Plans Extensive Tour

Wutrr l si *•idi•*I ......

Phillips E. J. Poos
3 n* j
Pom ona Asparagus
; •
Blackbonius
. . ....
Libby Long Mlro Pineapple "
Vienna Sausage
3 »
T an a Tlakos
»*..
i«,
Sodas, Grahams, Glngors i••
Volvo Coffee 4. l'/c
New D
Tiprary Tea
j -. i »j
Tropical Salad Dressing
•
L. O. S. Mayonnaise
i« oi

B

Cocktail

Dairy Products S-ilo
String Half
or W h o lo lb

[NATIUMAC fOOU CHAIN PROGRA

TO HIS CORNER
arossing Is his sac
heavyweight till*
sad lour seceads

Arm our’s Star Rlndloss Bacon
Sugar Carsd Rlndloss Bacon
Sugar Cured Rlnd-on Bacon
Sugar Cared Bacoa Squares
W hile Bolling Bacon______ lb
Tandor W o tlo r n

MERAMEC

By Jo M«tx«r

rolls 29c

Baaf

BUTTER

pnnH 3
Ls»h Dteiied

HAMBURGER IbH'/.c
Tc-ndor Slicod Liver

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ahky Root Lirpr lb 23c

\ ‘s A 1TOALE 8TUD1

Oracge Pekoe,
14 lb.
Mail pkg. top and '2.V tu Tvllry
Tru Cu. Dog W , Vurick St.
O,
N. Y. City and yum U UOWI.
CO\ KRS wdl be malU-d prompt-

HEINZ Tomato

HEINE delkiaua

S o a p s 2 for 2 7 c
(Km O otS Chaw. A Chic. Gumbo)

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from shl|i|MMf|f II&gt; |1|U:atutii h*
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k il*&gt;1 Uluh*r thl* Matki-“iMjr
Ai»»»MlU-fl*

N IM IIK R

1!.VJ

iFDR To Give Nation
Answer On Special
Session In Address
Advance For 5lh
Day Of Upswing

t| i mi* i h

" i f » t i o f Mm* &lt; i *1i f|&lt;&lt;f &lt;

fit

^ S ta te P a rt Of Tim e

amt

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________________________

Prices Of
S t n r b s Will
rnces
ui otocKs
sitloGri&gt;;i&lt;lciist
(nat At Fire9;30.

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,it
I* f til prmliir* nfi, Sn'. hln,. «,
f
n
|m|ny Ii\ Hu |,,

Compulsory Labor

Dacia,

W O M A N IS H E LD

1 Was Shipped

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, Valencia.

Kstalilished In 1S0H

81 Percent Of
Celery Crop

Chinese H alt New A t­

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Held ill &gt; ’ &gt;mill tut11 :» m» nili*»r uf nf&lt; ,tIIriu't-I ii*ii»i;»ii
«|»y
itnjf up&lt; inline &gt; ii Mi*’ I ih I imI
Stil tf”* tI •thaitnil
H .fmiiiin
|.llltlVli |, U I MII'I h.ltl ill* '**■«* r fill
ilu* linn \*l i it •i« tut* » Kit i **|f{t.
■ibi* lifld t . « i h* t )it i .ut vt i i »•
iluluD d ..ii t 11 i" f t1 «&gt;i
a. live
(•'piotiay*

Says Funds Needed
To Drive Out Spies

( onnnlly Forsees

820,000 Shu res A re
Income Tax Hike
Traded In Fever­
ish Buying Wave Texan S;tys .Mounting
M U MMJh i. . .'I
»**'i
lit* l »l Will Neces­
Stmk ...... I l N •r*I again ft
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d m Mic
ilniM *1 l Ii* i i d u i
tap, b* tiii
o f f i t m •kIt*' 1.. IU m I C
than I in *. put nt t rti'ir
Ybidciy
dist *dull fd ii mniig -t l|'. II'll lull"

WASHINGTON, lunr 21
1A f* I ■ I’runfent l|.,.,ie*elt
i»*us's| « |)iiieUm«liun t.»d*y
A(Idin§

tlH.IUH) •*»#■■ lo rh«

Ajialai Ktt idfl

Nalmiial

Ml in rimida
Of I trial.
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ter#» W l r

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270 000

ill live* p r u c r i i of

• f heirtif putihaiej,

W A S H I N1, , I U N.
.Tun,- lit.
A d i u i ii s t r i i i b m o f t he p t r t
lh tiling* late*
and indU'trialthe highway to Madit-n.
ffP'Wers 1* **» ‘ ban *J *1 frnfs
t A 11)
I’ l-i-MiU'iit Itimsk-|IiVi -l
' i tilde jug and
City. Atong erasl the huurx«*nt«
rnv1**, lli'lllMi; ii *nvintfs t.f
hlfipi .1 down vclt's " i n . i,|i - ,-li;it" tonight
•p muii I*
d9! *17
ware able to advance a mst# '*•
1•IIIIII llttull
will pix t1 I In- c o tiit'ry ,i is-IvVfpipU ftom Hit* on** »i ui pi
I I ‘la the Hir ing gove-rri-'iit de­
IJ'-mt a I n -n - lini defied &gt;*t ■ inure
|Ml rt tHI wl l -tl l ' T S|nvill SI’ Scrait*
a
*i*i
t’ju
tu
H
’H
*
hvi*if
+
u
alt
\
lev
during fin Imulli hmn
ft Lses.
-vv.pl Sion 111 ( 011,-1-.' is I 1 llh flv .
The
Japan*w sou* • Cli m
A id-n to ciltrcrH of Scminojt* t' 1"' I'" » ♦ I'iimUNeiilig I‘jjlli|tu " 1 eebry *hipp*’d in iipi*i*1 Dr •mn Perform ers A gree To
'•»vin
»:
....
"""
•- rh»*v tl.i ’*
rt i&gt; IlllN IllUllllllg lu i)irn*t* tMtnl»*iI
r « ffe » reached t'liihlln after "i-k
"l iif *1ait u a- i vckuplit led
t'oLiity for iiioiut a* Will Us It *.»t
T in ' I ’ i ..... . nt. .t -hfil
nt
mit inch’d** drl nipit n' a h*cs * nift-u * I
Take W age Cut Blit h&gt; fact that it.... in ml lu t 1 iMi -t ini's.. i "iiii-ifiii i- w tifih c r
........... ni. i t Hu* r 1uii
a landin': ft mu Nam-a I ' | t ,.. W i n IT B i s h o U O f n.iritial sit|»fioit nf the Sanfi'ul •
fr-'in
w hum Mn*
M-*..' r of ilu* bunul uf &lt;]• uf i»hiji|ir*i
land. 20 mile* ea t ..f S » »!-*• J O * )n ”
II, ,
7 '
clot'k the Mn i i m \ ci an iu nt iI ■'it lu
Laliorers R e f u s e uMl'll.iimi
i attor a hcav eliv.- b a n . S m i t h
!' l o r l U U
D iO - IdiMikotitu wilt MOitiidril last mrrot in f..
•n la*l iiiirh! vuliifl i*mf*fnmnd M v i kmif tu cnllfc’
,
«|i;iie«, tin- laini^l lui it &gt;|"-i-i.il i -ion wits lii'itltut ,| iiti'ir*t injit of I tu* tumid l»f til U . .. | 1o .oi a* c;ii»v.iNHi'rN Thi’V i III " tilt h Iif nf ' inti
FNpr ndi'm ’*4
Bwatow was bombed heavily
,
tp ,.
limy
fhi* period vthiT
ili I ' n la • jihli*. *i si. I ii'iio iT i'i'i
sen a n n »\ . h , i„
Ttw Chinese repealed at fir*
CCHC,
10
U I I 1 U U U nclms uf i tic SiMiniiidi* luMi.ty rt i t. i 1-llort- lh L. T 1in-n ifi Mic ii|.fi :»f u«n uf th»* I V i 'i il
when Ihe titfff M'K&amp;I c vvli - |.11
111*1 would i*el Hu aii1*vvi' i from hiu
(/I'i
TinM
iv
m
i
(
.
l
a
v
d Mini i'i
H:i&gt;eUiU Assooution iu*id at Mi’ Firt.n.l 1I. l-u ' iil "
but In taler counter tUadu
A. U«vi-t (\jmfii t*v l•»* ilril
u d d i e 1m ihe nation tuntight
Mailed the Japanese advanro. (in Ar tmr l» Mriilwr** of Mii' l ily Halt.
Hi
:.m i i,.. Uo*. I l» I'rlef. T *K I 1 hr atmumf Mint reHindi« 'u Mir uu| uf Imiii i)&gt;i K'l'u I"
Tin* advance on the curl* win The t ’hie! !• vciMhve talked tn
tha North Chinn front there v o city will 1m’ ortlanutl to tli Dm
Hicirtaiy K.ili'Ii
K.
Haicw-it 8(m|* it. i» .s Tubr. 1. M. Twi* crvdi* i-f Mu* ('unDot ( ‘umnidti*** ei’nm lb*i mn111 al
Ici-t v ntteri! foil -some {iiuiiiiiieiil now*mcn Mhiii aflee
letm iunif
Ita il* v » II* i
rung |v
In* Pritlrstuh* F|*w
V sluggish, Inaffaettve fighting.
i rjMu tcil iinluy that while mem IS. li v\*okiuan, all t»f Sttiiftiitl. will h»- ia*fiimlrtl In Ihc growers which tut I• am .Lilli'.! h .if r..i Ifinn* were recorded
tu the While
Hone
after a
in
M
i«*
i*v
1*111
M
u
*
MnrkHinc
Agrc**
Hi.
Rev.
John
la
Germany Field Marahat |&gt;ul » huirli b&gt; ih
Wr* i*mphujijsrd tin* ilemmhilif \ A I II. i*'i'm uf Hi a* laik**; V\
t w thi v tunmi
t‘oiiNpicinnii on Ilu* etchintK*,,‘* seven d.»\ itli-t'ihc
uf a «hik- l‘i **
rtw
nt
bn*a*d
ml*,
olherwu#
Ihe
or- Durham \\ in,r, bi»hu|&gt; t»f Ihe of tb«* piiblic'.i nmifil support
— ana Wilhelm C-oering
8 81eel,
tin ui rteeiiliVc
K&gt;ih .* uf (Ji'iM-va, ami Frank
1 hr Rr e-sidefii i *ad in addrent
a ri aaii*i’iI i&gt;* furvuinl lilt were the
antniiui will In* cnHlitfd In lh*» ^ i*n um the uHnimtum nith
f m^| md woman to tlmcesc uf Sou-h F Ion ilu. iSuntUy they tUelare.l that fmanruil *u| Silvrr • f. ( igfiruin.
Hvlldehem, ('hryiiler,
iienrrul wdl hex"* id :i Id i.'d itd (KHTJ
vi»
on m it yrnrN iiitrw official-* lain.
Of ala ~tfn»* to 4hJ-at tbi* lltdy f i A i
Kpnrn|&gt;ai pflTt li it hso tritely r»er«*&lt;fa.rj'
I'f
Huifit •*, Anarundn.
Kenn«rull( tmuirhi
Rrx 1*"&gt;•ik.inl aii*1 lamr*N Writlif I*/®*
*, i* w« a puinteil mil,
aUta for tabor. Tha renaon for t'hmcli at tl.uti uVIia-L m the iirvv jdayorn urc to Im* ^fcuiiol
jun* uii a '•MMihiii* lrt|i huvv lu i*y linen*1
Tim ti(i Mini; tu a Im li Mu- plop Ainerhiiii Smelluiir. I ' S Nuhhei,
A prediefkon Hi.n
Hu* tt«xl
tha order not •(plainml but it ; looming.
He pointed out that rm-intw-i**1j til ft l*LI ♦* i&gt;liiii«*n;il jilayr*TN InC ' A 'iih t’.nnmiKi't* uf Mu ccuittul **»!&gt; " f thi* lit i'
viitiw, H a y mi Huii((fonn'i y Ward, Ihni^lat Aki- &lt;*uttirre« will arii.f -uhsMnHuIly
Ifa*
m
*!
tu
wm
k
"T»
a
re
« U bolirvrtl tn bo o m»an* o f ( Th.- It.-v. .M..itui ,1. Itrom, r.-.- of tin* toi*Mtt ln'lieVC III ill Hi -.it Hi j II rt UN |H♦nili’ei •h11. ilu* *4‘u*uri li
X t V n t i a l . li k4' her liv e . *&gt;n tiicuruea helwcetl
Ftt*i| J llncuier •I*illicit comL d a f t , S u n t i- I'e. N
Ipooillng up (litler’a vail building i.,r . f ll.dv t‘i*&gt;**- will
as "I’V-ral
new
pliiyrri
u»* fin owing lat&gt;' hirial iiiu-vt
i’ Ikul j"»r\ t*n Mu* ,Mnrki*(i&lt;ikv Ann*#ni»*fi&lt; ' (•ni4 ui* I ht* KMHiii.ls hint Wt .,i it- Sont hern Rail way, S-ml hei n I'm ft.non in.I t'limeii *m ,,.
(
l
u
r
i
n
g
Mn*
past
an
d
will1
tin- i-nn.lhlai.- Th,. i;&lt; .. t'oim-ldn 1&lt;i to id*lit in to strrnuthvn
I rhion I'lltllde,
II an«n|»t|
Mo |.lay. i n alo uktii.ly i ill mil u|*.
mi-uihIuiy Ninci* ilia- ii»inc* uotk *lt»C, hklpunt,
!*■««■ Two
SL
Tha Drmlmdogy wa* left »uf- Tnrpl «*f n-fltir i f
rlirli, wliicli has utii'ady
tu»r 1 &lt;' F, If nti Mill iv, |iri'N*ih*til ul j ( « » h i m k*- r r c u in n i e n d a li n n * f u r • i ipnt r»n**»*Uy iiir Ii i .
&gt;\ liter left n ‘file phone
1
t*hnng»*w
which
wil1
nuika*
f**r
nnuc
fbD n tly wtdo to cover nil human rhurrh of (lr**»*n &lt; *iv»* 8|»riiiy *. «’»ui«i»ti*rnt»lv lMiUti*rc*l sinci* 11*«* ♦ho
ui! iuii rt n4 Hot
llmkeiaice aniily-N did hi He
I‘* i f**i uni nt havi*
attiMil
tu
: act tv III **. The communique aot.1, will tlrliY«r tilt* Ki'i’inttii.
low orirantiatoiii
wur
fotiui’d. |a* llic im* hlh* in lu- in uii a InI* i aii*fiichn y «tp« r .unit it lhe pile lilt I h«- jr» ptircivi «,»»;*• tilt mure than nuHei in llu*ti
at
.
nuihniiMl
■ ■ ’.’ ‘worker* oro rcqulrod for urgent
Mr. Ilrkfircrs %
vuti Uitiv tn Ui
I lift* thi* chili wdl he fi paying ii'"*n Mri|i in I I'd NW!h. Ill Mir
hoi Die hiluir tefiHc.l luhn Ri'ijf , lenipH to advance cunnele miMtnihcr-t
a
*
f
M
l**
-nth
runt
mil*
c
‘
BUte-potillcal purponei; thl* wdl Il'ich. North Cnrotiiiii, ami Id liu* giro|Hi*i ion,
'"IM fail I hi’ move Moll, how
1ah-** imm* inf lu lb Mr. rirOiKliavv
are ns fidhmv \V H HmnFcr, fm ■ N * tli, heud of m i ii -. u,
' -furatah n baaia for coming tcgi*- mn uf Mr. himI Mr&lt;, .1«&gt;liti L
«*ver, Ihounhl the inatket hml
In an effort to buitvl up t« nn.l Mr. I’ui’kuf.l, Ilirn'tor Ft*
M
’
lilt*
Wtllfl1
U
tlitt
i(*|
|
M
,1
•
1
llradinluti; Ralph rhapnmn, Nun
latlon for unlveroal temporary la IIrUttc«*rN uf Mtirrheuii
N. l nincial supiMirt for thi* tram, to* i ward II il' itoi* |iit‘si&lt;li*(|.
h'*eM ov i*rMuId |hnl Hie recent le
Ii* •M-viiiry.
ford; I' H I •*♦*. Ovinbi; Juhn
Ho wa&gt; odiicat d in (hi* RitltMtfh
hor aervtco affecting alt Herman
Nisi Ia* ami fi**li*ral tin &gt;1* *Imi &lt; fUfUil uf Ihe 11—I lo i*ive ifiuiind
tith e ru."
luthlic «i InMils and w;m Kttiduni*Hl
a11 ivail r*hJuv . cnnfct i i .l w nh Ralph in the face of *Tiatj'‘nevb • iinlt
lin V F M ’ F \ti June i| td*| —
: Tho atatemt-nt added: “ Be- from tt'.iki* l-tiiv* r*vily ill IRTtl. Hi*
mi
^1ruriR ' man iiit'i*!nit* w t * culled today
Whitchcjul, »*ti*f Ullvi* *icMl|»y , I cnted: 'stnck-i wen
.cauao o f the lark o f available h a iitrmlM’r of Phi H« ta Kupfin.
hafuj-s;
that
mine
h
I
m
ii
ven
have
h |uu'c-t Hu* iuovi* lu iilit ii In c’vniStmt' -.f Iht- iimcndtiii-nls '-t lit.- - 1'&lt; -V i m - r u a i i F i ' d i ' i a l iMii *»i V*
labor matket reservea duo In the ,
Tau tliiiry i Strut i ll|.n«cached the cuiii Innon liii'iiiF-e rui V fk»r I t I*IILI &gt;11 IV m * McCall.
Markrtingagrt-i-ni.'iil which act- ( • H :i&gt; ut I t u i ' s l f r am i iht h&lt;-a»l
gtaat reduction o f unemployment. 11„„, ,n j Sigma Tim livlla fir
rirciH, John
Run;l * r and matural i \. -pti. i i-a| hy hnjee ■kft'i-tiiihI lit ili.illi for tin* kidnapl.!»ins titling lh-. past in.Mill. K,.-,l l:,ll. Jo-. Il.iyos, .1, r. l-rnpo t-tl ut the la-l mWInq in "I Ht
thara la no po.wlblIily o f cover- 1 irmitu-a.
ynyeiniiieiit ^pendnitf, would re nitf »'I •iHiM’i Itmlfy Cti-li, Jr. |!
N .ili
R
ill-,
Hilly
ISu.l.
l
in
t
B-tes
uni
iTn.le.i
|ii"r,H
mis
liy
lows
i.l
lag quickly a.i.l adequately Hit|,, |&lt;i ;| |„. n m..
Smifmil nc lint., ifvcitily iinprim-d aha- gri'&lt;-t&gt;
v* i *e Hie ifeiieial •dole mtohri «il| Itu hi*(t| ft.uiurruw nigh* j|i
lh*' niiiiiiilurH. I’.tlw m.I i Mi
|
&gt;
,,.,|
|!„||y
blocks
rather
than
liy
dales
a.
al need for workkra especially um.lim tir tit lh- Semin lc IW n nn.l fitirw-oys nt lhc Htinf-M.l
•bun enpecMit. and thut Ihe in l1i gam I'aik .
f
lIn*
Hnitvil
St-H.
.
-I.
VI.o John I uniwig. Henry Wal* I-»Viw I In he |o«srnl |tad .uni I *■
Important tank* whu*e fulfill l.y
wiiw.l.i un.l remain &lt;1 Cuttltlry (Tub. Manager Ih-rl F,.rt
fliitinnury iinpliiatiom uf ihe pn
Hu' |M*iijilrt of iht* Rni lulull «|ji*
par
no
ni
of
liihur,
and
I
hoitiri
&gt;
■mi. K. K llmi-hi.l.l. r. |t,.v ||(.; u so tin n.l-leil |nnully fm enier■wnt brook* no dalay.
until |trtl, II.- « . &lt; later emA Landa'il uf Ihi* I'ciiii vtvai ia tnie um u whole hud levivi*d the tin! \%lu» knew -Met all .m a nfiiarl
Utltt-tUlti-isI lu-t-iy. Aitliuugh -lur lei. It
V.
I
li.nnlsrs.
ICuynimi-l,
K*ncy
tllo'ments
nn.l
with.lrswls.
“ Tha t l l r l o f the four-year nloyeil nv an agent &gt;*f Ihe I’ru
dcp-krl iiii'fit of Inbur and ni-tu '*v appetite fur hit iiril i f i us a hi-d^i* ali'i-k, tli ni.iiul tha’ Hi|h I&gt;Vi| on our
.flan
(Qenarnl
Goering)
ha- itmti.il Insurance f.iiuiiauy nt ing tin- tlrunlh the fairways w tv Monsulvalgi- W A l.itilwig. Him' Following a pelilloii filed ly
ili
cl lin'd D* i &gt;mniiu'ii t mi pioy'ir* * ayailiNt u |im-*ihle xeiierd puce I'i mmiiiiity In* \%)M*I nut liy Hii* •lusty nn.l rnnuy ii rails-' nf mi Smith. F. A. I'rte. ,1 I llutrln- vniwer, r..r a new leferemlnm on
therefore deemed it neceaaary lo Ibtt ghkreptle, N. w Y.'itlll'Ofth |i«-flit 11V'* hjii.I f|u» i*,i)| fuf
ill
Ills' fir*! cntlfprvtK*. Imt -acl •»""in next winter
.1. son, G. |». Wnrkman. Hr. S. ,h* Mxrke'mg agreemutl, il was
Went# the requisite legal baste
Hi tit*i* 1D3.V b&lt;' hat In-tit rtirnlh-|l Mifficieiit water, Mr. l-'ori
•hi* rii«i'cifi|f h ‘•ill'll fry Hum* frmil
th
&gt;
m
i
l
l
inifa
would
rurthiu
*
*“•'
,l'c S.-crelary nf
fpr ordinancea abortly tu be made as ii stiid nt in tin- IToUsl-iql thin-.I |In.| til |ire.vtll th-. r.tur-e I'lile.l-n. K S Mi-Call. Ilnwonl
I In- IntMircm sattl lit* y
we re L u k eA lfm l Pineuppk* Iftuwi'i'**, .SiuphfU I riiiiil iill, John
Ii
lit
n
k
l'i-r
-i.n.liluin
thin
fni
Fa
villi
Horn
r
l.il
I
e.
Hob
Iteill,
Agriculture
will
cull
f..,
«
ne*
pa bite.”
Kpi t-.qial Th.-.dogicut
S.'qtinay
I1 Ni*.if*i'y uiul t li it 1» I'Mill,
s.'v-tnl timnlhs previ«ii«.
J. I- Ing ley. Kail Kvans. W II.
probably between In y U ami vuitlnikf tu load thi* tdrent I i ;•♦**»
■
, Thla D ll th* average German ut Al. sun.Iriii, V i!
CunninK IMunt ( ’lo«e.s Tin* It*--v . • liar la* 11 TiRintiiu
m» (hu! lln* mi linnN un i i spnii
[
* » J fcla wife guaaalng wbat aur.t
It-riug^ (he past we -k a tiiln) HI......
J-ilin K.u-k, Hairy Iliad........ ...... * h" ' hrr " ,M !n
Alt-r ui.liiiall.tp Mr. Bridged
Allunlu »*vmi|c»*R**t m M yi'-iliTtlay
r'*n,,n,u’ u" ,l,r mi'll! ruiild h« taken Im * k
‘ .aarrie# will be requlretl, at ..ill In- |&gt;lncml In charge qf St. nf fi7 I*--i sun - mit,h* the i-nurs- bat,,. U F. ll-vle. the Hev. I'uc!
WINTER HAVKN, June 21
hi huil rvi,i*iiM,il a k*!U*r fnkm
winter
ipiiiilrr*
ni
KiritHilu,
Ha
|Uta communique hinted Julin's rhurrh nt DollywiHkl. Hit nhe or itmre limes. Mr. Fort &gt;ai I. It ilfeanv. It. VV. Williams, and h*. p,c'Thi,r neellun'.i nene«t hidnilry n Frank Im IJicrfi* Mi Call sti’klarimc
A report nf the t*tjfitrol Fum- if North wuuld tmrtuil llicin In |
.
, . , . ,
tba aelettive ryatem would
. . . . .
* .
.
|nn»'»pplu ratiiniiK plant nt l.ak Ilu* runviol eil Kkifhlj knliimur hai
The politic* U (nrilUtlly invite J i Ihin iniTinlrs nine uut-uf-luwn I'ete Higgins.
mitlie further sluiwed Iha* the ruli* iht* train hack
then |
Into operation and that to he present at the service.
Alfred, rlosed )---tt'iiliiy lit''tui-&gt;* " jm*iu' i» in my hi-ar* ami um not
jpulferj who visi eil
the
local
Also Frames Mm row, Kinili. rtvrruifc alhitment pirreltliKi* re
hnniiMi in Ilu* South.
links.
aaleeted workers wuuld auf" f I hr iiti«-s*rlaml y uf ,aw ml olriM In ih«*”
Itell, Nancy White, lltleii l.ingu-, rMinniendeil ly 'lie rontmiMce won
(Oaatlaaee mm Pag* T w .)
Thus,- making (ho ruurse wrte Mrs. II. Y.
(•■rials from Culm
Thu inimHor »iiiil Hu* leHvr w ii
I.yuti, Mrs.
Il-ty
while
einriicency
ullulmenls
, r
as follow*:
Thr plant has rannrd and pro- in iifixwcr tu mu* in* I'iail wriltfti
Syme.s. Jui.e Hliatim. Mrs. VV. G. withdiawl*
and
adjiidmenta J U ItlC S C O U C n 9 7 b f D lC C l
rrssrd iilnuil I IMI tuns -if pinrap I lu* ymiHi, si'ii*»"in k’ll In ilt’alh fur
Herbert Messer. E. II. Bntilh, Dean and Mr-. F. Compton.'
caused a i»e! changi* uf u/J percent
plr a day fur tin- last mntMi, l-nlitfiinng r»-yi*i»r uhl Jurnra Bail*
In
Orlando
LastN
ight
J*e An-lrnuiu, It. VV. Kucker, S.
Out iif town players were Joint making ‘.he average allotment
r I*, J**, il Rrift*'i*,*in.
winking f •"in 'JJ.r&gt; In 2!ilt person &gt;
II. Ilighleyman. Wilson
Hmil'i, Terwilliger and W. t». Cheney ..f percentage T.’.H.
Me T I H i m u i II I hf WAS •! nno
Urark 1‘trkina. Jack Horner, H. Atlanta; G. C. T.dar. I..
James IViuch, 711, died at th« with an uui|r| fur the entire o'r
1, BDnatrom, 6 4 , formerly
Mark j Figure* of the Control Commitlam** a I’iu-kv f» i’U'I nf MrCull1*
A. King F. D. Scott, DIM Cal.I ham, J. M. Compton. It, V. Wil*.*,!, ta* ahow that '.he Hanford area home of hi* aon, C. It, Couch, in pul.
,*«'.ODa «l'y. died at Betafori, K.
The raw pineapple enlered Ihe fai|i*r. Ilti avii'B a tupy uf his ktUr
well, Map Fleming, Jm- Maslet. J. M. Kittinger, and Mr. and Mis. wan hanle-l hit 1-v 'he pron'lona. Oriandn last night at (AU0 o'clock
iterday following an lllnc »
•n Ilu* ymitlCrt i»ui*hrr ui Jan^f*
C- r . Whitting',m, Ford H im
•ml nantha.
!.. A. House uf Orlando; and llel- During th* traion this dlalricft ae'- fullueing an Illness uf several United States at Fort Kverglnd-'s
Judge and Mr*. K. W. Ware
*•
nion'hi. Iloth Mr. Cuuch an-l bis in cars^nf the Cubun rallwa,- Fla.
CUwlf* laockt. B. C. Mo&lt;»ri*. -n t'nmpton of liuluih- Minn,
CDnatram wa* bant In Banual'y
shipped
Tit.7
percs
nt
of
the
left yestr rilny for Coolidge, Go. * "
"
'. s . L
son are farmer residents uf Hus brought ovef by ferries, wilh u
■■ Jan. SB. IMJ and *p*i&gt;’
.-story
produced.
The
Manatee
secThey will return to Sanford to­
ci'y. Mr. Couch wa* a member, util fleet of 10 lu II trucks used in
bit Ufa bi thla «Uy. II* ta
two uf tb«lr
To !c flir j |i«wn th^n*. u*il«* GUik. an aellve worker of lh* local hauling il to lake Alfred.
Gillon Attends Parley.
by kla widow, three night bringing
The
plant
put
up
juice,
whetr
ktar*, Lola, Cufliwa and Max- granddaughtirs to /(*pend Uta
Townsend
Club.
H44 ptrrtn1.; Sarno*a( 8L4 p»rO f Railroad Trainmen
summer with them.
Mr. Couch was born at Klsie. and half slices, broken slices
pan, Brawl, III of B*auctnlj Ovinlo, H5.4 prtctnl Md
Bceaunr at hi* high nehulautie
Mich,
on
July
|,
IM
I
and
resided
ADo three brother*, L. W
quarters
and
salad
pieces
from
NEV/i YORK, June 21_—(AV
Wtiradal#, U5.5 p^rc«nt.
J. N. Gillon returned yesterday
Mina Marjorie Tlllls, Seminole
ili Hanford for a number of year*. Hawaii, It )s said that the pro­
of Zal tweed, Q. o.
_ __ au­
from the convention o f
Dixie
High
School
teacher,
aad
Miss
o f DetniH, Mkb., and
II* la survived by hi*.ion, C. I). duct eomparrd favorably with Boosters of the Brotherhood of
tomobile producer in Ihe United
Phil
A*h#r
of
Orlando
ar#
viillFMrkia,
John
H.
Jon**,
Jr.
of
o f JHlfard; three
Cuuch o f Orlando; on* brother, tha Hawaiian pineapple. It !•
Rial**, b*c*i*-s of bad business
Itnilroad Trainmen which was
Charles Couch, of OvU, With, and thought that the plant may re­
g lfr a W, J. W rlcb t, of In* In Waahlnglnn preparataey Slia ik y will attnul ihe unlvcr- eoiHliUeaa will akut down thi*
held in Miami June 14-17. ID
four grand'chltdrsn, Mr*. K. M. sume for about a month if a
Mm, * ♦ I . Boea- to leaving for a two months tour
was accompanied by Mrs. Uilun.
j b i l ? 1lscholarship,
^ r a h T ^ oaccording
r a i n ^ utc ,UmnMf
k. rammer,
longer, onWit,he
thi. etty and Miaa AvD of Europe, it waa learned today, S
Roabuck
average, ,fcfM
than —tail
Hcotl of Sanford, Mis* Anni Marie representative of the company
Mr Gillon acted a* « repre­
Information recetrad from K. C. liain a. Knudaen, prrsldent, 11M Rad Cross first aid Instruction Couch, Miss Dorothy Mae Couch, who flaw to Cubs Wednesday ran
al V Intar Karan.
sentative of Ihe Railway
Eor
I- f . Boy!* secured some good Beaty, dean of studenu.
'baa warp
wUi be given to those dealrlPg and Miss Jerald in* Couch *11 of be assured of a sufficient raw
yosterday.
ployrea Retirement Committee *f
Sanfanfl
_
’ Aa a member ef (be 8 emlnole
dy DOm Church •hot* in color film of ______
material aource. Brand new mu Sanford, lie dialribuled literature
l * * i year'a akuldown, on &lt;h» av­ it daring th* month of July, lira. Urlaodo.
Future Farmer*. erage lam ta three week*, wa* the Dorothy Lamb, eounly school
S. C jU U in w .it toe and 'lakefroni yesterday Tar Chapter of
Funeral services will be eunduct- chlntry for processing lh* pine­
on the plan a* well » »
other
inclusion in Karl Lehman** John waa voted Iha aoUlaading short#**, changeover period In the nurae, announced todny.
«d tn tb* Erickson Funeral apple ha* been installed.
literature. .about
Hanford and
croup of amyl* scene* of Florida Fatur# Farmer ta tba B u t. and company’* blatory. Th* severe
Home
Saturday
morning
at
10:30
Mrs. Lamb said ihe eapected lo
Seminole County.
’A S T
attraction* which ha will ahow'b. because of hie oulatamllng work drop ta IMS automobile ule*. not b*v* at least IS In th* lir a . 8 b* o'clock wM» Rev. C. H. Baker o f­
NEVER FELT BETTER
There were about 450 delegatee
vocational agriculture a'.u- eipttienced In the Spring of 1H 7, potsled out that th* IS hours ef ficiating. Burial wUi be mad* in
tha New England stale* thin
BURLINGTON, Mich., June from Florida-' Georgia, Alabama,
dnt, he waa teal year awarded *na-*Jba ehlaf ctut. blamed by instruction will be provided fra*. tb* Evergreen Cemetery.
21
.—(A1
)—
Willard
(Wlb)
Hyatt,
ChF
MissiselppL Louisiana, Tennessee,
a of the acholarahtpe.
Abort IS person* look advantage
so confident he would die four
#
and Kentucky.
UMEB TO BX PLANTED
A letter whitb ha reedbred re_
. . f o r annual tn- of tha Instruction last year ah*
year* ago that he had a gravePRICK RAISED
cently from Dean B*aty read* In venfpry aad gndel change period, said.
atea* carved with th* date, obl/EM U T K O - A y « » qddttlra U jRw. an folbn**:
wtir he ataggerad, aa nioal, in the Tha classes will b# bald at the
TRENTON, June a i.- W )— served hie lllh birthday yester­
ibt mot* than I0JM0 a r m af »*!
“I am glad la any that your varfasa pjaata. Ratptoye* In need grammar school, A definite Uni* The Trenton Times newspapers day. Tba riiUrad railroader and
to* frail In aoUfratiM at
average waa n eb that wa wUi wIR racetra aaoney advance* from wlU ba announced later- All wb* announced yortarday that street farmer, aaylag " I never felt bet­
Florida: Partly cloady tonight
t Ab kslh#-ttlll*.dm W -/.
p«UB be
ta award yea ana the rampeny to -tide f*n„iie, over art Interested shooId send their
of tb* Craning Time* and ter bi mr Ufi*"* was undecided and Saturday, paaeibly few seat*
ckarkw
^ tb.
■be.
In ■tales wbett
~
aatt* would what Chang* to make on tk# tend thundershowers Saturday
in ta Mr*. Lamb at
Thi*
Fw
ef Bapcriat*
to thro* gravestone.
afternoon In the aoulh and WIl
attll

- - A r t h u r Bridgers B a s e b a ll Directors Plead
To Be Ordained In
For Support O f Lookouts

i O rd ers Ringling ‘
. Circus To Leave

Episcopal Church

Meeting Called To
Protest Clemency
Move For McCall

Rains Have Improved Greens, Fairways 5 i , “ i.»,\„g^:m«,iNs»ra
At Country Club, Manager Fort States t

P

Stenstrom Dies
Following Illness

City News Briefs

John Jones To Get
General Motors
Sears Scholarship
Ik Closed Longer

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,h|t,iw'' 7!"

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County Nurse To Give
Course In First Aid

Pf

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TTTESPAT, jtJNE Xt HBB.

R ain Prevents
Lookout, Saint
Game Last Night

Goldoliers Win THE STANDINGS
Over G-Men To
Climb To Second |“ sslZ

Pinder May Hurl As
Clubs Clash In An­
cient City Tonight

Palatka Downs Sena- &gt;-'1^
tors To Tie Saints
P t b i U 4 ( ir U n i* 4
For Fourth Place i^
-»h «n R
Ilo n r f id l*

Louis Odds Gain On !
Eve Of Titular Bout
lim it then to end q u ic k ly .
peats h is v ic to ry o f I SKtG and b«
crim es th e f ir s t e x c h a m p io n to
re g a in the r io w n , w ill p u t
th e
c h a m p io n sh ip " m i ic e ” tmek hom e
in (ie rm a n y .
N F .W Y O R K . I n n - 21 — &lt;-1’—
T h is , o f com -e, w o u ld he n
S i l i l l n * In Ih h ig h
tem pera- severe blow to the in d u s tr y not*
t a r . o f I h . i r ow n n rg u m -n t*, a . d o m in ated
by
P ro m o te r
M ik e
w a ll tin the f t jr r r n t Ju n e
hewt Ja co b s,
If doesnH
hold
v e ry
v a v p , th** fist i** f a it h f u l g rnvi* m uch w e ig h t, h o w e v e r.
S ch m elt it m i In w a rd the lu g town um l u»g ia id re a d y u n d e r c o n tra c t to
t h r b ig fig h t.
1 d d e n d th e t i l l " . not la te r th a n
Th** ap p ro ach o f the n rn r m il­ 1llllft, iind p fo h u h ly co u ld he per
lio n H o lla r sp e ctacle tills W id u r* - suaded to s ta k e it a g a in st M ax
B f J C I.IA N
R T K N STRU M
&lt;t*y e v e n in g in d ie Y a n k m Stu d i- lin e r th is F o b f o r a * u li* ta f ilia l
So lha&lt; you m ay li» I - .| ( i t or
ttUI, fe a tu r in g d in k y
Joe I a h i k i n*h C4in sid e rn t ion.
■ lu.int-tl w ith Jo h n ( I ' u l , . ) (o n
and T e u t iin ir M ax S rh m e lm g in
It is no w i i r l , h o w e v e r, th a t l r * n n , m n n lw r o f th .. , a ir o in r
8 '; 1&amp; ro u n d m atch fo r the * * n l* l
Ja c o b s
w ill
be
irtiieh
b e tte r - la T f o f (h - S a n fo rd
I ... k o u i.,
tt#avyweight
h a v in g rrn w n ,
pleased if L o u r* g ets the reven g e • o n fliin l sorl a rorri-iliari -.f (hr*
t^ c n in l In he c o n d u c iv e to m ore
I be it se e k in g an d
re m a in *
the n o w , w r
w ill y n - y . ,
a frw
fe v e r th a n f n r lf in d in g .
k in g o f the h e a vy w e ig h t*. 'th e f . c d
ro n — in ln ^
th - J iliJ *
In t
. * A lth o u g h the c lim a x of tr a in
n egro is u n d e r long term co n tra c t n-i^hty m an.
w * ra m p a c tiv it y produced noth
w ith " U n c le M ik e " and is c e r ­ | Jo h n , n u m -tirn r. ru ll.-d lt**o, i«
la v m o re s ta r tlin g th a n i.n^ ^ nr
ta in to d e fe n d th e t it le
ugum .
Mill h i...o li*.| ( ' j o i r m nl i .
B iff 4 th a t both
jfIn r liiiliir *
hml
th is y e a r, if lie tu rn * b u ck
the
i l l t » - » f a l ^ l ln ro l m y in VV.*vl
w o rk e d th e m se lves Jirlo the t r a ­
• tie r mart.
i ’l . r n p i . | { - | , *J7 y - n r v o f nyi
d itio n a l peak o f ro m litio n , it d r .
fa iu i* , s a tis fie d th a t he in on - t .r .r l. f ' H
' * * in rh -v ta ll
Vtlopmd th n l v f i* k e n d Letting had
edge tap ered o f f y e s te rd a y
it K • t't* h it* ih - - ra il* i «• j : : . p&lt;i.mil.
m a il* fth w n p io n
L o u is i» nom*
f ’om pton L u k e * , N . J , w ith ro a d ­ T h n n I d n l r r r a , ' f i r . i a ttr n i|jl
p n jm m iie e j fa v o rite to turn the
w o rk . w ith the g lo ves o n .
urn in p r o fi'.n iiin a l t r a ir lia ll. In rit* y
t l U lw on Ids c h a lle n g e r.
pressed a r a p a c it y g a lle ry o f fa n s I m iu u — o f h i* .m a ll Lu ltd .
. T h e r e has h e rn li t t l e tendency
n ild c r it ic s y e s te rd a y .
Jo e w ill
I ’ n lil (h i* .-■ •o n , Jo h n ,&gt;i t&gt;-.l
(« “ f o o v e rb o a rd ," e ith e r fm an
m otor to N ew Y o r k W ed n esd ay I a in o n * • i- m lfiro and a m a l .u r rn
« U ) l f ii r fu r l i l r n i r y e f f u l lu ll
n o o n in g fo r the o r i ir iu l w e ig h ’ - I- * un
th w r .t r in
r n i . t of
• B rp a ilw u y
Ja c k l l n y l reported
m g in.
F lo rid a .
h i. la t e .l w a g e riu g i|iio tn t joim it*
S e h rn e lin g , a f t e r a b ris k fo u r
Ilu rtn ir *hn l . t l n r
p u rl ion n f
f o llo w s : 1 to 2 u g aiiM t lam ia to
nt
h i* (hi* 1UT7 «-a*o*n, r o n t r - r a * v-n
W ill. 17 In 1(1 au niiiH t ,Si h m -lin g , ro u n d d r ill In th e rin g
In
A l.h a m a
an il
p liy - il
on a i l r c l .l n n ; u In I t , again &lt;i i» S p e c u la to r, N , Y,« cam p y e s te r ­ ji ii r i ' il
llr id K - |H ir (
In
Ih T ri*
k n o c k o u t l.y l.m ii* . f&gt; In 2 uifiim I d a y a fte rn o o n , ech oed h is h a n ­ » l l h
- - m i.p r o clra re p e titio n n f h i*
u n n K . •&gt;. d lers* a s s e rtio n s th a t he is in the S t i t - l . r a s u r , a
bew| fig h tin g trim 01 h is c a re e r . ru l* . T h i« .p r l n s h - i I . t i .I- .I In
by F e h n ie lin g .
th a t m a k - i n
a tl- m p l u l pro hall
B u r r in g .u ilil- n
il«*v*li&gt;pin&lt;*nl . Nil ii| M a x : " T m s a tis fie ri
I ’ve re a d ie r! u n su rp a sse d co n 4 l- and r o n t i c l .d
ll - n r y
W at-on
c a lc u la te d in *w n y pre* fight &gt; tm
| e x p e rt to w in o v e r l*ou fo rm -r
p ro x y o f t h S a n fo rd
Ion,- t h - r a ’. lin t - r-u » n n in ilm ilii Mon.
I I . —h i l l A n - o - i.tIo n .
th a t Jo o n iu l M a i w il l enter the is again.**
T h - I-nokou U i i f n . d
him hut
T h e G e rm a n 1* c o n fid e n c e I* nn
r ll» t a * clo»o ly m a tch e d m u n )
Jesa su p erb th an th a t o f the n e­ ih n r il y a f t - r tha i- a io n o p -n n l
tJth* p a ir
iin r e
Ih n
ll-m p -p v
T u n n e y d a y * . T h e u .u u l eleventh* g ro . who in s is t* he w ill t r y
to • h -y r - l - i w d h im . I l o w - v . r , h about
th *
m a n a v - ria l
h o g r r u m o r , have b eg u n In ill-- fin is h .H rhnieting q u ic k ly , p o u ib ly Ira rn c d
c h .n tc * i l a t r . l to l . k p ta rr -o
V ila p , a lo n g C a u lif lo w e r Row
w ith in tw o rounds*
rao.1 o f t h .m i l r .i g n m to h lit
It w ill s u rp r is e m ost o b se rv e r* , h - r r m a ln .d In thia c it y u n til
th at " U u i « c a n ’t l o w " —k ill t i n . h o w e v e r, i f e it h e r f ig h t e r g a m ­ B i l l R o d g e r, a / riv - d to &gt; *|ilarte b b a r a c lr r U llr
of
th lig h t b le s a t th e o u U e t o r ta k e * u n ­ G u y l.a f jr .
R o d g r r . w n tc h .d h im In &gt;i*v-rI M &gt; i in IL .
n ig g e r
tin » in i'.. d u e ris k * .
H ath
jir e
co u n terd e a lin g *.
It ra n t&gt;- iliiM -iHiiilril p u n c h e rs a t h e a rt, re ly in g c h ie f ­ a ! p rai&lt; i— **a a lo n i an d imnn-di
•low . a . h e re to fo re .
ly upon o p e n in g cre a te d by the a t - ly * ij( ii- .l h im . S ln c -1 th -n . ho
B e h in d &gt;omn " I n . i l l - u l k "
!• o th e r fe llo w ** m is ta k e s . T h e b o ut an d F ra d d le H o lla n d n a v - I— .1
p l a t t .r
w o rk . A l
th e Idea tlu it S r h m r lin ^ . if he re ­ seem s m ore lik e ly to
go
tho d iv id in g th e
though
C o n t r .r a a
la 4n v .ll. h r
haa a w o n d e rfu l th ro w in g arm
H e w o . the f ir s t t a le h e r in tho
F lo r id a S t a t e
Le a g u e th ia ■*■
■on to th ro w out M a n a g e r L y le
J u d y o f th * F l i n t * w h en he a '
B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E
FAItMH FOR HALF
tom pled to a te al aacon.l b a te on*
We J. KlNti. riaabisf. I’haae 14 rail N4I.V: «v Irag*— Mark Inra
tif II a#i*a, with S reams ■terra e ve n in g .
H e th ro w * w e ll, h it* w e ll and
WAYM YOltB Wolnk r#galr*4 kf
l « i w t B osllrg frees O ktolslft
•M Vtka Mtllf kaa«*n bat*.
( Ilf. Alee sbsil %% sirs let b i 4 h i* m o vem en t* a re f a a L H e h i a
. iT iO k Jtnflar Mnaaalln Avn.
kelMiag la n k o rls lff t'llr alt
h im a c lf m any
a
paaard
free ee4 rlrer. Apply
S t i f f o r*. •aved
I.aik* Hearer e r Itraff L. M*»- b a ll b y b e in g agUa a n d he 1*
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
grlrk. Ilellr Hill. KIs.
a le rt In th e gam e a t a l l tim e * .
MIOMTMN U f rnar kli*i*n nn4
C o n tren aa la
v a ry
e rfta rta ln .
SITUATIO
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WANTED
,kwa fmrmllaro wl«k t&gt;aal»« A
in g and m k h y llm ea, on lo n g on*
UeyW inert, N .A m t l-ii i&gt;
ee. a. atleal aad at*., th- mmmt llllll WAHIII5KJ, large rlreerg. d e y t r ip * to F t . A u g u a tln * or
Irark grit lag. Kggle l.rr Jeers, G a ln e a v ille ,
■ Oaaalag aad artlatle rnalla.
ha e n te rta in *
the
11 0 * 1 pi a# At*.
•IBBl.r-n.ax. llarBwar* fa.
e n tire ro # t*r. I l l * fa v o r ite pea■PfCriAlel M ff#t I l N r i ItMf WAkTMIIt PANT er fall ilai* ra»- tim e la Im ita tin g p o litic a l apeakpleyatrat la «traeprepli er keek
&gt; » If* 8. Pom t'tMHBf. |R«m a k in g
eleeto n adkrrpleg kf lllgk ktkeel graJe- e r . w h ile
ale will reeroirrrlel glplea
dreaaea an d coutd p io h n b ly g ive
M H VOVH k#sllkcn Iih* 4rink
XaolBtl Mlirr. Peelr* rmprr- D a v e F h o B i a va lu a b le leaaon
1 U4»v l»f!a « Wn(#r—lrk«Md ail.
Irerr. Pkeae 141.
a lo n g Ih la lin e . H e ca n t a l k and
W ANTED
WANT JOB a* a arse fee rkllgtea a ia g In th re e la n g u a g e , K n g lla h ,
al alpkfl. L llaeerll, IN * H lit
I t a lia n an d Fp an lah .
Ctigl ttiHi. — m—t.i.e nir a-q.
•f.

Fighters'Reported In
Peak Condition For
(io Tomorrow Night

John Contreras
Is Comedian 0 {
L o ca l Ball Club

Cuban Catcher Makes
Debut In Pro Ranks
With Lookout Nine

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The
H'hcilu led
F lo rid a St*'**
f-ra g u c U lt b#tw een Fa n fo n fl and
S t . A u ffu n l.iif w a s called o f f Ia si
n ig h t a fte r a h e a v y ra in flo o d r.)
th « M u n icip al Ila H cb a ll |* a r li abotif
tw o hour* h t fu r e gam e tim e .
T h e laookm its w ill t i* v e l to S t.
A lig n s ine lo riitfh t fo r a co n te t
w ith the A n c ie n t C’ lly n e w but
M a n a g e r Ifrpil^*-r s failed to mr
nounee h ii u tn rtin g h u r le r .
If
i* e x p e c ts ! th a t it w ill be J , *
p t m lr r , w h n w *« ^ l*trd to le g in
la s t n ig ht*, b u ttle .
T h e brie up f u r th« In ra l* m I
tfirh ld e Jm* I* u p p e r &gt;o on tero n d
b « set V' in lir o w n
in rig h t fie ld .
Huh Pitm nrt vu th ird ba r , f f v v u
l-ungMton in rig h t fie ld , IV t e .\t.
ha lie in Jeff fie ld , Fre d ffu lla n tl &lt;*r»
f ir s t bitse, !-• Ki»y h e lla m u s nn
’♦hortR'op, Ib u i ( ‘ord rera* b*'hmd
he p la tte r
an d
Pm der on th *
m ound.
T h e line - up f o r I lie S a in ts w il l
inc lude Ju d y rut scrrtnd h ave, O f fi*r on firs t b*«*‘, Ife im in l e f t f jf j d ,
H a ta n in c c n te rfie ld , K e le rtflil on
h ird laipe, K ir k la n d on s h o rt* !o p ,
F c h w e ig e ra th
in
rig h tfie ld an*l
r it h e r W rrn n n r (io n ta le x r a t f h m g . C a r l W eigh* m ay l*e the s ta r t■ng iTiourt«Ismati f o r the S a in t out

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evacu ated Ih i* c i t y a h o ftly a l t . f
the o u tb rra k
of
Sln o -Jap an eae
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Jo e L o h r. v . l - r a n F la t - l* - * « u u m p ire , wnu w u rk e il behind th e
p la te and on th e
b a te , d u rin g
the a ra a n n . o f T i i and '37 p ro b ­
a b ly w ill b&lt; b a ck in the f a m ilia r
blue u n lfo im anon. It » l » le a rn e d
yt-al-rday* l^ ih r p ro b ab ly w ill be
d ra fte d to ta k e th e place o f
prevent u m p ire w h o la
ta k in g
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The C u-n «aawrd ftee rwn at
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Jane IS tm New Terk.

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D A II.Y

7,'V 'it 'd

Several Florida
Grants Approved
Roosevelt Signs Hill
Providing Millions
^ To Assist Recoverv1
W A S H IN G T O N ’ . Jure
— (A P &gt; — The
I’ yDblir W ork s
A d m in 's) ration to d iy
l«p n

‘.he 1!CW sjimdiiit'-Ieiuliiik'
program w ith an allocation ui
441.fcl-i.717 in g ra n t* ami
99.021.000 in loan* lo r
l
frn je e ts .
I l o w m i A . C ra y. »--is ta n l
adm ini a* rat or, sail I the li9)
unnl-l iiiTulw IJ i.j.’ ll,
x u or coiutniftitm (.rants
!W 41i percent uf the rust and
ham far S3 permit.
T W difference between tbe
twtal o f tbe tnan* ami grant* ami
M&amp;I re tid m rim cwt, Cray Mid.
* made up |»y the appll

frmwa few Owtiainl
ton

t wf $1.$70.133 f„r $3,712.
»*f1 h « f
:rb»ol
improve
Ben Raton $43,363 for
Caine wriHe

$ IO ,7 ri

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* — *1 Ute I'n ivm H y of
&lt;Vmla. a grant o f |Ug.
y
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a high irk m l; r«rr»
H ivre. a loan of f32.MNi and
gra»t o f $3«W m»
* borpttat
Mnjn. a loan *.f f *n f*ui a„.f
*
|IS,5C( for water
■t C.«wevelt l»-t nnrhi
‘ T M tbe Irdd
bill providing tin,*.*
far free very, and mdi
ix not a* Im J t«
pi iplu Iha&amp;k aid that i* i«

toU * i t p ip f-M f, tw hill
4 U » ww n m r r , m ,
ky »fcirh thr
that R iM a ic and mri.l
ia hand.
TW» U ,
&lt;br pm idm t n
f k n ' l a* ha nrad from a murti
M l a f t i n . » w w hath farm.
i t ■■Mai* and prrmitm the pn&gt;
grant ia get under arajr in iw
J M r . wi&lt;h a Ur|e t a w a ! uf
U ha .pent far M a y dif
nf aaeietaare, bui
ta the oaeap’nyed and tm
« v a c — nut. Int aim In
Ware. a»d»»try end ta tau
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id it we al l hr Tarried *n&gt;
Fiariprl nf federal parti
hi paitMTahip with «tatr
faatia. rrartinTy,
ad. e l W U w e d i. th&gt;'.
. .mark ia that. It ia. h*
ML
rare*] in*
ad ■ itlia il inraav fa*
t h w Mentha at l * »
tn a year Wat v i l W

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v Wa chad tha fhW ^ i t

Proudly hugging th«- tug trophy cup and (Inching his famous
-mile, rhariit- Vatc-s mine Imtl ,.* ha home in Atlanta, f»a», from
f rimrt. Sr*»iL«n4. where he won the Hr it t*h Open flntf champh»n‘hip, and through downtown *lrect* h** i*»4r in a triumphant |»ar»«le. A lug crowd lined the -Mi*t* (it rheer him.

Ralph B.Chapman M ought on Tells
a/ Is Named Advisor Kiwanians About
OfStateDeMolays Z o o ’ s P rogress

‘ Rn grant 1 fell in the mil! Inon
clatw but a
mayority
to
** balf * mtH
dollar*.
n«ng the projectx were Mr
*ith a grant « f f|.k«i&lt;t.(M»o
!* • « * f f^.IOO.CMNl f„r bar
dreemrmewt;
Jackins »||e

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/Officers
k-r, Of. Stale
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Two British Boats
In Spanish Waters
Sunk By Sky-Raider

Market Commissioner
S a y s Advertising
Is S o l u t i o n For
Expanding Market
Slate Uai ke| .rig Ciminti^iAMner
I. II- Khislt^ l.i*l night litlil a
large gathering **f li*»;il farmers
wIvu ptarkr.l the cmitt m*»m « f ,
the Coiintr t*miil Ilou***
tfiat
a*lvrrlt«mg t**x the i»eve*^ary
itiniui for e«|Kin*lmg the market
for 1 l«ir i«la reler 1
He pmntrtl out that the Fh»r*
i&gt;la relerv rmp t*scf a 1 rightjrrar pencil ha* in annual aver- J
I f f Value of over $1,000,000 and
that Fhitnia lead* all other
»late« in the matkelmg of relerjr
during the chipping oeaaoit. tlO
dieelaretl. however, that the tuture of this imludiy was threat­
ened unless the problem of Hho*
to inetea*e profit* (0 grower*
I
wa* satisfactorily solved.
**ll 1* rronomn folly to expert
the industry to continue to ;prn~
rluee celery at a liws," he as­
sert ed “ It 1* my sincere optnk»n and well founded convie t ton
T h in d eep te a m o n ater »«■ o m iig li* !«• g u ff id K« &gt; \V c*l lu *i
that the celery industry cannot week by 11, V. Burrows of Ik lrmi, Mu h
l lu m.«?&gt; « ,iling *hn»k
•ucrred or even continue to ex­
weighed 1100 pounds and wo- (hi' largi't ft-p 1 .night u rlu •&gt;■%»(• •
ist unless the pr«Nlurer t* a I
lowed to make a fair margin of s iirr iiu n d irtg th e F lo r id a k* j - th is seit-titi
profit, and an income «onfmeii%u
rale (n lus investment and labor,
be !*ai«|
founty Agent f R P iw m in _
_
#
intr*1 need the speaker and Ufrt 1 I l f A c f f i r u
llU IC D P C
outlined to the farmers a scheme l i H r C M U C I i l \ C t l 5 C l 5
celery •recipes
j for 'ending FTWiy
r,
|U[fg l
A «•
1 Q|
I
|bouwwivrs in the principal mar J O A H 6 0 Q
[ d T lC V
kels.
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Sem inole Count v Produce*
Mure K rtiil Amt Vrirelahlrs Thun A n y
Sim itar Aren lit A m r r ir j

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DEEP SEA MONSTER

Commissioners Of AttiU;Ks()tT,irAs
J*rit’
am s ( abmet ConSem inole Attend vencs To Determine
Progress For Truce
Pensacola Parley
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London And Rome

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'liiin 'in i!, 1hi
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H' -aid $Ht\: t,, *uof r„he W
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l'"r $lsl.Mo ui 11 1 »*‘i(1f i ||m e
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A Ion.' k\ ratili r .-.auk Iho
a
I b'M p* in s with
I loigbf* i
or jii ilo and
w• I) a nn I . i t.il
Irtli-I «' fm fn I
I I d Tl *y Ill'l
SuiMon V t liiin i in* HitM r at
\hi I hot pi »"
t i . " « i ' killed,
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•line
.t * thn
. ibiiti
l
tn.
(i imuii bus,
whoi pi "v'i *
i* ■&gt;ui lias bccil
hi &lt;In liiinii of in 1ii1i ,m ] iMuib l»\ i ti.iloll, ■i •in ititrying
• iL'Il*,” |Pi hotlr‘ &gt;♦ "Ii ' ,'t I |i)I I,i pm &gt;i.*41. |’i ’ Miivi Mih-vullnt
SpMiish war
'*• 'h'o t 0111(11iUII io
Il1i| rulin ' nl Pol, ibii i b&gt;
MO IF I m| (III V , | | \ •H| 1.
11* kl 1^4*1111* f , iri-e i otfi n d tm* the •id'll ht)|M!
of ill,tan, ib, lit M.limit which has
D u rh a m
1f i l l t o n P r o ­
li'i.l (Ion don't |it in11 i*n Hi C
k pf b ’ p* *• m‘
f"r
nearly
te c ts S m a l l
( l i i t f l ‘O tJicfe 1 hi
'|'i , tim tun \1 ii
I i&gt;iii!•mi iind Itimm
and right into ion t &lt;% v
wet-' 1 pine i lo*....... 'Hi t.
A t l . o n d o n M a n s i o n tn
hi
Spun. • I" nrgeiM adviie* In*
t»» lf|l«| nn '*
It, I.,.! r.rit«i»l l i.iMeo. stowed
June
mi
I'.town I'1 i in ( ms I Jjitld*ll|il hi
'il* ui gtnn|
ii
In
bit. ell Vil. mu. wa pre
m
o
i. 11ink f.ii u tn b nl tensive on
H i
11mu* vi* i F
I....... . .flit He u-i
»»l to be
a
I ,* v. t b'M ■»
'•*•»
I'd drivi*
I I. i l*i t
' iihlfig «* ■'1111% •*••id -ill'l tuidge* l|it .oi'lt t ,lTlll'*flU
M'*w
would
.r tt.
1. .1.
. tm. b v n t"iv
for hull
In
\\ iIImiiii of Sf
Vugn-I »fii- pi'»
lii, in.1 ||mu-•■ of rr*mt1T&amp;iia
•« In.u.&gt;
!•** ed Itn* liKli'fidniefi'
uful tb* N. te,du\
tbe D* h f i mm Mllt•• ■i* in k.i|||n:&lt;
• hi mi** i&lt;■11• ' • lit* ii d the pl.iti i li t mdlcuted an iiimisllcc was
I hi i oimtUNs no i ,
I.* their legisln-1n •• *i'himiliei*
On o n ly prut tn *■ « ‘ V tu
end
I
»kn» * ccrtiin I"
VI'ill lain
mi. i national •(it l n idio'-i which
ml hei chill
11 miii tIn* wur*
•
•n
u
t I.afire II
m
i hudII, it il.i-i'ti
cbiii l lint nil would Iry
u,
l,iifld&gt;oi ■
title St a 1** u ■" d in 1 s I *» *ua in
( i out I line Ip I mi* tu me wheth.$t1itHist the I e|
tl
• I then* weie fiivurubU* proa*
&gt;hi was uiidei d . ..I
lo ii|go*, l av. - then wonl I I
p.. t . ..f -iit ie -i and "when th«
11 &gt;ii .u- d up linhl 1 ou
1. 1 , . ,1 '.*«•••-•
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, 10.11 br ..nly to-.
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io
ifillig H
er ill I'O
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nur
M-rvlrr*. Hthr-r
« » impossible to
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„r In conjunction
with
•i "i uf * for legal mm
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.
-,ili.'i
in linnRinif thi. lumrnt&gt;&lt; ■i liind Yard i%«s -,u
l. hum -. Iliiii'c 1-u'l*
"*
a b le i on f l i r t tu nn end M
I- &lt;ii*- I guaids at aM i
I M,|1l li-iv-l 1,111, ,,1ol t,!«■(«• lOIT l.h
Cliainberlain eutiipnred the task
;■ i ti* M* tn watch fm
till lull lh«-&gt; J- *M»' &lt; i t ..... " '
of iiii'ibatmg in Im civil
war
1****** ibro.iil of a *'xu-pi
MCI-, f„r
l- i- li
*-"•«»"' l’" " r lit pH I leine lie I uf all ilidllstrlMl

Says Mknagerie Is
Fine a 11 r a c t ion

ing l*ands Will He
Discussed F r i d a y

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1,1 IolliI 1 filVI1Sim l||Ia l|t"f |,f
• i
1 * iff1i ifv
(•in E
bi F»\ (iroblemwill |jsiti

mmiriislity, he ifeclareil (lw
in* 1 ftip T O ^ e l l i e t t l O f 1 i f d / 1
I He in­
dustry * i t faced with a problem
©f either over producti«»n or un
der-vnsumption and that
(he
—
&lt;inllunnj the bi4w| ,®C„ Ih t
" * '*ti
* open to the llHuitn
iUluh IL Chaaeun - f Hunfu.J
I* curtail production * T T ifln y all liv c d ic l pro lure,
» a « fW lu l o r uht»' ..f a M
funhipnl Znn. Stiperwilendmt
hvh u a tlrp harLuard. or in in thl, riointy l&gt;. allrml itu- In •
td‘ i &lt;-r . AiMTirlMin t„ Iifi.t,!,,!, r.irk* Jamrs L Mf*u|h(o(l toll
treaw rnnaumptmn. nhnh.
h&lt;- annual All Ho. ul* I*, i n. . I on
'hr tntrrr** j rwl r . l f . r , ,,f
K' i inuni at ibeir irguUr week
, drrlam l. louhl lo- .lone llnouch fcrrnrr in l.auo .ill
J i.r :'l
U'*ndi O nhf ,.f IVAInlar yr I.?
I* l imh **«i t -lay that (he io*»
nay &gt;1 l h.- animal mm i ni &lt;.-n l .
pr»|wr a.lirtt-. inr
i mini &gt; A p n l ' I: I n . ..n ». I
■ » "fie **f Kmf&gt;ir&lt;l\ best adwrnr h. ld in T.ioipa.
Setrral prominent farmer, an I i.,|a. .Hur i|M. ,.i . ■mw- I,.,..I |
t ills. .•Ti rar I pm-*.
others rxpiriM-d opiniMns
I i prove i
-tin .1.1 i »l«e*
A. |« || HI. i n b n , i»f Ja# k fti
&gt;|.
Mr
«igbi«*fi -ai*l lhi X«M» re .nr of an a*l.riti«inc pri*r&gt;a)*i
The
in
ville, was elerlrtl |irr ,|i|rn' (M],rf
he il §led
1-‘S%« 1* it * In si gn at
1111111#till I anil tbr Count. A*rol ann&gt;niui»re*l ,|ev*gfHri| 1* 2* Mil f* Crr;i(. 1 m
o f f ic e r *
u ir litJ * " W (Vila" in Fr&lt;vl&gt;
that a committee mould lx* .•(» *PfP‘ t 111 t*44j.l*.S*i 1 riifKMi* I.*ii&lt;
I cb. of ti es! Pa ni Iteirli, vice * b.l«* K.i•! I*. t*rusXin «.
Hrmiimle CtH.nty pointed t«j investigate the |«»-&gt;i ■m! thru s ifiir i ii I l"l 1*1.1 .1•
president of (be b*«rr Ka%' fosid tjry » ( ll#
r. Uh hililiet o f launching a rani|«*tign i*
Hh
d«*tlirt; J*»hn V. Rutger*, *»f IVn- * hjrujjvr • I ronimrfr*.
Heir.
wrrilx, vire pre*hlent of *he |V»i fum U Ii* ir*l the Km «could be J during the next ira-on.
!!«* ftaunt 4 mu| (bat 1ha- e n
aetda dutiirt, aisi Frank O'ltrr y. rii*.»t allrarlkm for Sanford an*I
H ben a*krd for an itpmion on f^rene** will «»-t lUidtr way Fn
•f Tampa, vice-president of the1un,***r hi- IvaderiHip tb? prnriu lh«s. probable effect **f the 51a i ,jjy lll«tltlillg .•! 1(1 (HI iH t.H k lit
.a . rk w n at tbr mwl tm keting Agreement under which the'
( k«- 4
T.'mp i divtrkl,
*»f A gI u'lilt»4ie
Ileegates voted ,f» lv»l.I th*-ir Ifal an«l approprin'e place fur its tbr industry operated during the
S i- iv rt* f*»r the
&gt;% i
(** i iMdn lit e i.tbiishment.
pxs* to w n , Mr. |{h«»de4 declared ann**‘inc&gt; -I i v t&gt; nhv by llr \\ *1
199 convent ion in |Vn*icdx,
grp^r*« wrerr giv* n nf the out*
Pointing out that the too was
11 •* ■ ««c*lake in marketing mtrn New••II. dean of the ('n iu i
standing ashit-vrment* of uiemlwr • star• d with only a f tm binla amt
pr«*»*“ ct to crowd the mar- «ity »*f k hn nlj ( ■•liege nf Agri
of the Ht. petrtalmrg and IVn-a- animals, Mr. Moughtmi declared *r f" *bereby decreasing demand, culttoi and dirrctto id (he Stale
&lt;ola ebapt'tw. St. |Vter*burg |9e lid be had t*» secure a permit
nblrcss, Mr Rhodes de- Agri* ul! ui^I K i |h*i iiio'iU Station
Unlays rontributetl imo'r tbnn from Ihe State Came ( omimoKn blared that Florula shipt&gt;ets must
Bp*;ikr»s arid (heir
subject*,
13490 during tbe list frw months tt* take a liruiled nt liber of
ild rrB»**nber thal mm(ietition lie* acronlinir to the tentative pro
to charitable organ (rations and |f*^vl sbeh formes! the I
! » ’ » l home and that price de- gram, will be;
other ind toiM )«.
•un*i of
gniNtintl
ol th
lise prrxdnt fine
___ m
__i­ rimes are due largely to b*&gt;« or­
Hr John J Tigert, preawfent
St. Petersburg Junior College
dispute bv » thud parly.
derly“ and1 tn what tolumn the
Irr H*n of birds.
lift
. w-rr said fi» have
of the iuivecsity, wln*nn*; |lr
received a contribution of $TV».
With the greater
part
of
Florida crop moves.
II. Hand I II nine, atsi.stahf di plot t
lie relatnl tl*e incident • Her?
,h« ami a full d* . i ip
«...
members grxe $130 *•* the CripSpain under bn* ruiihol, it is cun*
Advertising ts the art of rrr*
In* mint they -.miiib*
rectin
At;rir Kural Fi(*ef inieg l t»o|i •
plnl rhildrrns llo-p tal at St. * man whj ra'lcd hiiit’eif l*»p
Mhleied unlikely
that
t»en«r»l
nding m inin*xi il lie**', mtv%hee s,
The
hr*tie-* lo tb.
P ife n ’itinr, &gt;54 to the Ih llolay ia;n A teller appear nl at the iw i or mrr.lun'IiH. ■.. nm tum ri' cr Stat iofi. ‘*l*ait»ir« s in F h .r id - * 11
Fran, o wmnu agree lu any ras*
W
ool'
o|
(h
million*.
»
•
I
.IIM
.
i
d
R.
Small*
y.
Washington,
l»
•
.
with
a
big
rvptil?
several
irvcdving t&gt;ittcitbaal fund an*I
-allot, of htisiiltiii*a ••xv.'pl on hi#
*r* r* polroiu.
|( .timulalr- ilruuml 'Sun# FVonoiinc phases nf l*astie r I 'Tilled S t a le s i ttiXi li ■h'p iu-t
fIS to i t . Warm Spnu-a fuyntla- ago say mg it was a
u w ii te rm s.
. and find- iu &gt; l«a rri.
lure
Iraprtivemetit f
W
K Ih a '*l»ila-i and adopli*d tin 11 tr., Ml
tion. tt'irm Sprm**. f r j . fuuiulnl ilrngirti, a rare reptile, and '^ ,1
“ Ad»rrtioi«c
arquaint.
thr
ta Ht the so© hate it
Stokes, agrnn«HiiHt, exp iimerti iia tv o n a h ty , th a t n f bvi b i-bnnd
hy Fir-trim* Rmxrrrll.
..
......
.
,
i r o «a «»u i* public with Ibr Mor­
slat nm. “ Fast ure RpM'anh and
An atklrl'r runt* it
thi.lu!.-l tr'V prrw..Ud Iqw Iw rkarr* 3
an*
supply.
I.VKKLAND \M \&lt;
__ _ . ______ .
.
,
its pfsctiral AppUatton **
fur jrJ-trntay nflrmnmi » l * pr&gt;»*. »m »ll admt»k&lt;n. to w7, it fur a &gt;P*™«
up p -u tK r n u lr
.
on*l
In
SAIIAM ITA, Junr
—
•in
I . If.
Alsmejer II lyhLiri 1*
A tnupU of )rar*
unit. thU aftrrm.m br- ,limit'd
.
. . .
.
. cooiumcn puicOa-ov
Adirrtr
Members »•( tin* |.n»ns • iub
County ag*nt. * I jim I 1‘iepaiu lakeland Woodmen nf the Wurld
U lrr nowi iln tin from tbr north
. ■ , , __
_
.,
f I hr ram.
. .
. ..
,
,
, , ’■ « balpa (a brrp ruiuuaptMn ail
placed firs* in a drum a ml bugle1meet in lb** Valdes llolcl tonigh
WASHINGTON. June S i -U PI
. _. ._____ __ _ .
.
(ion aiyl l*a*ture Kstablishment
Th- final bu.iims «■••*&gt;» of tk. Itiilwatrrl th«t thr only koraodo
to produrlion
makr.
at 7 (HI u'clnck for tb* weklv
The (Jovernmrtl! .rt 11, |( yestarrunrlivr will hr HrM ■Itiron in r-tplnity had jttwl
Ifotksrr, prrsidrfit. Floral i rut fix rrirnpetitlfin here yesterday
■ dominmal appeal to (ho run- II*
mum oc *' tbr Sroiti.h Ritr l.r-oii-hf to Amorim A prrturo of
lhairunen's Awicialina “ r»slur* in runnrrtiun with the ammil en meeting, Secretary J* I*, tialhe &gt;h y for $&gt;it’,a.irj‘.i * l-'t.tXXMKX) ter
rontiovrrsy involvintr the eitati.
n t M r i l at ? :»• "V ’ork. O ffk r n I N r* ptilo horo was amt . to l»r.
U m l'fim u l from the Dairymen’s r- nipin' iit uf Klt»nd»^4,'. Tiuan-i ef wa&gt; Mint ' a-I* 1
-Ip adro rt ui n , lir,
•wer
Fur i ign Wars. I if filers w II b.
■ff the t»te Andrew W. Mellon, fnr■ ifl hr m-'alk.l ami w i m l CUP* Royirnnd Dilaurt ip No-w York
V
ira
p
iio
t.’
if.
S.
Jobn-m,
Finn
•• rroal, oow a a rtrtr
deThe r&lt; ir'tljr m—tltiR r,f taMlR"! titer .Secretary of the Treasury.
t |pftb| at the c'lAing
e*-mm
and tia fk k - n i l br awardml *tt I llr. I),lman wr-la (hat Iho
Credit
Administration,
ColumbU.
•ia » f Krrt* anil Arr*plr*l Ma—" ’
The settlement* ineluded ItV».toilay.
Paul A r n - lr w i. » f St. IV t n i rrpftle Wat of diffrrrut Iporio*. • f* * . W r dcmaiwt., oow way. ol
I f —CtwiK ■ « Pw«* t l r w l
a boltrr under-•
w *» hi'l-l l o l mutil in lit- Ma- *ir» prinripsl and fMil,L,'Jtl Interburr, v ill k id • J m u n i on ihu
Mr. Mm(htnn loir* , f , trip
• f what w* baro to i.of■Minir T' nv|,I-- a, t‘t " frnin
the e.t f Iifured from IlKIt, thr year
ritsa!. and A. P. V'Var, of Tampa, wbirb ho took a runpi- of yoors
far. Ta try to aril HoroU
CirUlt llniltw.
in uhu-h Mellon allctfrdly umlor*
will r**» » W l.
• n crop without it would
paid hi- Income lairs,
d rill aioap thw rhaaarb of Irado
A inline hy the lloirtl nf T * *
It. A. UiKid»|H'&lt;*d, N ( A
ml
M a ta i l u h m ,craft.
minwtrulor In*..', mid today U'«l Apprul* hsd * warded the Govern­
" S i p Wat tall tha ronaomtac
h r h a s a lio t ll r iy t it I m ijis w o rk
ment 1 lUJ.O.YI plus intrr-.t amt
U1S ANGM.I^S, June X2—4A-, *»-l o f any ata&gt;r. Tltit aicnal »"■
ra in y ia aot only
inIt on a model poultry holin' had eionerats’d Mellon ttf inrorna
(
—M
r
t
ir
il
kurrr
-1
of
tbe
Tawa
•
oty
w*»
no*
won
hy
rh-itnr
nor
it imp* o .o i
for the future farm er* hark »t tut Irsud rharif'-. Ihuh partlc*
__ ____
“ W a * - pra.ioa morrramt in wa* it abn hy hopme.”
Iho
happiarris'.! lo lly not to appeal tha
Seminole Utah School.
p!m thal Ih* Sl-jmur aid MrCaO
Iko Itrra' af r W « « wa* TilM l « (kr thini N&gt;
Gotfbbrrry attrib.|tr,| lb* r|rr
deei-ion.
•* *a«rd Dow Iho d k itW rhiir
it—aad W m I Tawiwttd i oOYrn'ioa yw loo. rr*ul'« In in l.r o oryntn. &gt;',-&gt;n
The Ism U-Srhmrlinif bout t-*and allowed «o apaud &lt;ba m l of
^ M i ' * W y a- a nwot-l rw iapl* of of Tnwn*«it‘l rlttfc in rvrrv Fin'- IllRht will he tiroa,least over lit ■
flf.n T f.K S WEIGH IN
.
dollar* ta ib* wS*t bard work will da towar l iii.: roncrr«»»,nal i|l»lrirt *n&gt;l th-,. network of th- National llroad
T W a Horary u l a h d hy
rr*.
adopiioa o f iko Graor.l ui.ifird Rupport pf rantii.lai.-- nr* raOinu (,'oni|&gt;4it» at !MKI nVI'irh
NEW YORK, Jaa* M — *
Pair• rrla tlm m
• d m ifc ia * tbal W rlfoir Art. aihirb ratbadira ib- ,,innw-iwlr&lt;l hy Dr. Franri. K (E S T l h.
(
A
P I —Jo* L * «i. wsl|h*d In
Townariwl,
foundnr
of
th*movia. aaU ha dU aol with
awrkri* al Tawaaaa J plan.
si I I I 3-4 pound, for I *
Dirn*. and other nalkmil Townr . Manley Gald.brrry laid
A aprrial mretinit'of h'r -Son'
round h***»wuiehl lllla luu*
^ 7 * 7 ' »cnd nffiriala. Gold. Hrfry t- an
« a l IM — 1 mppL
nf the laittott Drum and Itnctsfuiiul^Mss 3ihoi*llug lu tha
r W * U Tawaarad C W *&lt;* nIt rirruliva a-*UUat of llr. T«*it- Cn.pa will br held in the Anirrir*n
Y*nk*o ' Stadium
tualihi.
»rnd.
K ip *VI*r*«d Uaitrd -State* am* l^trion llut lonicht at 7:.10 o'clock.
Srhmultog. Ike Cermaa tkaD ‘
-Plorkla
Townwnd
Cloh
drParry Maro. advMor, announrnt
fram rrwrr
l*u|sr, Mated 113 puaad*.
i dutrirt la that »U&lt; i lirrrwd mjnOO vaUa In firr rnn- today. All mrmbrra w*ra rmtur*la loyal mppaHara of rrn.ionai dictricta, end rrrry «nr ted «o brin* th musical ln»tnof 'boor rotaoa muntrd," h- .aid. menta balonyini to ha corp*. Spe­
(So Tawaarwd phm tm
-What Florida ha* acroniplih'.-d, cial rnrrrtainment la plantwd.
*1 » olbar w ard*- GaU.brtry
Mirbicaa can accompluH- It ran br
ia
in Ohio.' Wlacamin, I'ali.'o-hi tha aatiaa'a capital Ly
Ninety per rent of the world’s
Florida— Partly cloudy, prob­
aia and Main#.watches are nude in Switisrland.
ably scattered thundershower* !■
Ckaiiman Jarry C a rle of Ih*
V a tta a A c L *
portion
tonight
*w t
Francis B n t Hsrte, American south
Florida Iillia a d Cbmmi**mn dr- T i b la
riarad “ Pbrid* haa tone over th* writer, spent the last wear* of hli Thursday and In north**** par*
XL
tion this afternoon or (8ftl|!Uk
!■ which tbi. «o«ld ha tap far tha 0 « M | Walfar* Act.* life in England.

der Are Named At
Conclave In Tampa

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( omptroller Pee Flays j.. (M,)S0 ( ’0ntoPt
Inequality Of Pres- 111 1 l0St con tact
ent 1 a\Adjustments Franco’s Forces Pre­
pare For New At­
1 * *• $ v
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Thi M , V y I H iii',1 U
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tack On IBarcelona
lull

C.R. Dawson Urges K id n a p Threats
A ga in st Son O f
nal»«m
* Heiress Reported

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$41 , 632,717 chari,ik t'liMKs iiomk in TRiiiMPii Rhodes States
Is Allocated ?
7*553 Publicity Of
InPWA Grants
Celery Needed
291 Applications Are
Given Final Okey;
$92^20^74 In Con­
struction Involved

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, IMS'

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

Sanford Herald
W a ta k (t*n c 4 10 M

The Expanding South

ST R A t/O ^ A S I f .

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WASHINGTON DAYQQO£

« E P fS -H v ^

By I*KBSTON GKOV$B

A- fyvr-vjgynr'-gprmr ‘prtntef 9 picture of a De.roit (
mannfactiirrr who moved hin plant to Columbus, Ceortfia
Far farther proof addraoa Ua author, Inclosing a aUbpad envelope tor reply.
11* Maqaojlp * » « « * * .
WASHINGTON— How long eon trrUI to m*rtuf*cture on* of
t
-c i
----A I * , iV*. ;«5k m i - i*. ( a 1 « ________
haenuse of lalxir difficulties In ‘.he northern ■ city. The
Japan WoM oul?
' nation'* mo.t important mean*lot
U"»d 1
-•«*” fact that worker* in the South are mov'.ly of old Ameri-i
The aniwir lo that ia nought getting
more money— flniaheH
•« taaurde wuri4m, autf ifce can stock and have not been touched by the radical infludiligently in the United State* goods lo be *old abroad. Alef arena a net.
bccauae the prereure on the l . ready the cycle'* effect la
ences of aKitatora, had some effect on thiji rntnufat-tiin r*?1
S, government to “ do aomething tcrvable in trade report*.
dtnaion
to
move
aouthward,
but
'hat
was
not
his
only
rt
i■ OM.A.VU L D I M
about those bombings" I* grow­
The fight started under clrM itre*
enn by any moxns.
'
M AH O N D R in - M » &gt; »
cumilanrr* leading the Japa­
ing In inteniily.
We, below the Mason Dixon lire-, would not apprec'irie
Almost within the shaduk of nese to believe it xfould be a
aecniPTtoN uatk*
the White Hoove one of the mere weekend *cuffle. lnalead
mr Cd*rtre ......................
ea.1 " the in'dustrial trek 'his way if it were predicated on the
Mw MvOta .......................... e. i i xploitntlon of our |&gt;eoiile. We do not desire to have
mo»i important church congrega­ it I* rounding out nearly a year
•tare* »* — ■*■ .................... i*-*-*
tion. in Waahington, the Found­ (July 7) and the cod haa reached
are a**iu ................... e»j**,i»ir workers foruxJ into swent shops, at s.nrvation wages,
M H fc ft e f,
ry Method hit, adopted a resolu­ an e*tima(ed Ifi.OnO.OOO a day.
55|LSSI£-—- ...._' '
and without a my as to ‘.he conditions under which they
KJlBoOKt,
tion rondemning both the Japa­ about two time* what it cost* to
aaflna, rare* al
A l l a o l l oarr
.r r r
ivlll
work
t lfk llB , r rM lB lIc ft* mm4 M f l w a *1
nese bombing of Canton and the run the Japanese government.'*
■fre■»** !■ !•* I lire
mt
However, it is apiwrent 'hat the factors of natural
failure of the admlntfltration to
.Strategically Japan Is In an
___ ____m
relll k#
tmw
y a l.r a * &gt; .r ia i»* i»i&gt; a
take a more hardhanded policy. uncomfortable plight, as milllaix
ndvnntages such as water power, equable climate, which
Churche* ami other orjanlia- observers point out. Like Napal-g
j’, • Pnal, I.«■*!• (&gt; ■ »■ • !
*r»rr- means u saving on clothes; phn iful land, which means a
' o r a l t o * M -r*ie i * i s * ■■ I i r . « i
lion* elsewhere have taken limi­ eon in hi* ill-fated expeditiort to
worker
can
raise
his
own
veget-ihles;
plus
the
Inherent
fU I4 a t a e v r r fla la a .
u ff l r r *
...
ter action, aim. urging boycott*.
Moscow, the line of cnmnionle*a reta la *e la i * . i * ' i n »
r i . t * . d'si&gt;osilion of lhe Sou'herner In lie satisfied, with n Tuir
Already
the
State Depart­ eation* ha* been desperately ex­
«&lt;Jure .rweii -oa . » . i * » i i » * i 'lei'l and to be suspicious of “ foreign" Interference are reb * e * * * H r r i la * k l r a « * a ae t r *
ment hav indicated it wmdd like tended.
J iS c T ^
&lt;|HinsibIe for nuking the South more satisfactory us an
to see shipment* uf airplane* to
In capturing Shanghai; Japan
N t n l d Ire b rev re M * ref TN# industrial center.
Japan darken off. It roulil stop took China's New York. In clos­
I N I Fm h
it h ir li I* n vleesuch shipment* altagether under ing in nn Itenknw, it is strik­
The invasion of Dixie by nnrllierii dollars has been
•f t l l l M Ire lire are* f»» if
the neutrality act, but there are ing at Chins'* Chicago, it* cen­
kllrere *4 rell rerewre I U H &gt; 'k # a
Ire It mt mml retN#m(L*« led by companies producing krufl pulp and paper, During
a whole pocketful o f
reaenna tral rad terminal. The bombing
l l tifre patrer
bnI
he two y«'irs of Hinr. and in:i7. two-lhirdn of the rouiiwhy ft ha* refuted to rail that of Canton
l l urefirre *»iV («ireA irerreire
seem*
Intended to
nml
'«%%$■ Ire preiUrereltrere ref ■**• try’s new investments in I he process Industry—pulp
mea-ure Into force.
•top ■upplir* reaching Chiang’a
Jlre^airNrere irerrelre
rerre
reUre
oapi r, ruyon, (M-troleum, rnfining, heavy chemicals and «"
Japvn Isn't rich
in natural tioop* from that pun, which hi
e-*nurrm. exrrpt that of cheap China's New Orleans. So far It
lor b lutvc lieen made in the South. Thin expjnalon lias
tellur, hill, a* one well-informed has not been especially effactlv*.
neon aided by ’ he activities of groups in Cities and ntates to
-TUESDAY, JUNF. 12. I M «
enure* here pointed out,. It ha*
inrInn- manufnr'urers lo loutte m ftwlr respectlvY areas.
a huvinr** ay.teni well adapted
iPOUVHIlusinens Week tells uf”ti law pained b y ^Miiwissippi
for war— at least in on* reaped.
[*E VERSE FOR TODAY
HKMINOLR nm UM AC.AL
n ea t4H rm a,
The "withholding portion" of a
|IVvT - • -.L. ... ,-5 ’ ' •mjMiwering communities to bond tbemsalves to "buy bind,
WMMat'd*
CO, INC.
tftCH
WElfrHtP
hu*ln*s hoove in Japan I* enorMiller Bldg.
Park Are.
' com scrn
WE a r e NUTV b o u n d in • i ti-l buildings, liny eqnlpmen for now industries and oven
mnu* in roni|Mirieofl with thnl of I T W O IM tO M SODTI* OF D!
} P M U 6 IN
*BINi Christ Jrsti*, who gav* loin 'o op. rule enterprises. In most njsen the buildings will be
m
r
*n
v
e.i
i.titiv,
j*.
an American business. The “ with­
oiraou vrn ieT
% a raiit»m for all.— I Tim 'l ived 'o o|&gt;ernting companies— with land nml buildings tax
holding portion," a* this aource
P R E S C R IP T IO N S
exempt for five years. The city uf Nntchcx is building a
de.eribed it, I* the portion of the
■Yfi
Ac c u r a t e l y
iurtnry for a New England tire company,
'
gro** income that lh« burinesa
COM POUNDED
hou&gt;* keep, for ite own ueee in
In Alabama,' says Btisiniocs Week, **thn easygoing
HOLY. HOLY. HOLY
AT REM ARKAHLY
rninpn.i?M&gt;n with the amount It
old |sir*, of Mobile is in the throe* of a boom* Iloro the
pay* out In Its remployes and
REDUCED
PR IC E S.
Aluminum
Company
of
America
is
putting
up
n
plant
to
, holy, huly Lord find AI
dnmeatir? producer*.
OBTAIN
OUR
PRICE Oft
ost million.*. National fiypsurn hns moved ,1p, A ply­
nilghtyl
The net result, he explained,
IND IVID UAL P R E S C R I P ­
wood
plan',
has
Just
been
erected,
nnd
there
Is
talk
of
n
'« ‘Early In Ike morning our *oue
i* to provide a heavy occiimuluTIONS
BKFORB FILIJNG
■hall ri»r lo Thr»;
Maine mill moving down to make fine papers nut of yeltion nf tatahle wealth in n tew
YOU W IIX BE B U R P R in O
o ff
(iMcienf
1 holy, holy I merciful ■n&lt;i |low pine.
hand* where it can be rrnrhed
DR. M ILLER
ToW H*
jnlghtyl
without a complicated taxation
’Financial interests, rnilnmds and other organizations
ifSm t n rrt^xvt-*- in
SU 1VP1N6 OH
«y*trm auch a* h necessary In
God I*' Three Persons
to mi'rrhnndise tho imluttlrial »ilthe United State*.
etiiifcHPtttiftft
Trinity!
'
uniino's of the Mouth Tho Commonwealth uiiul Southern
But Japan, a trading nation
m'.Hlnmlinir Job In ncarchlruf out BLIND AUTHOR . . .
w'nnl 1 hitvo rhm u remarkable,' un the typewriter," Snow ujr&gt;. I* being hit where it hurta moat.
Holy, holy, holy I a)| the saint
oro.ijmcK anil keeping in touch with business onrmizaThrough tho r y n o f Charles I ito not. Something hail to be* "tiavlng rnch ilay’a work r*»il to
Tu enmerve her c«*h for pur­
r
adore Thee,
t'onn where liujulrinn center. fn each A ate where this II. Snow, prolific? California 11U* clone ami fiction aoi-mrd to be^ no? fur revision of facta, charac- chase or manufacture o f muni­
golden
f ]c^atlng down their

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crown* ground th&lt; glassy
‘
aea;
CVruhlm and seraphim falling
y
down beforeThee,
•
■Rho wrrl, and art, gnd ever
l";
more shalt tret
-Ueginald litter.
A t f w years ago tipper* on
Itkjflg,, suit* were supposed to
|dlte daring. Now tip re, Un't
room fur lipper*.

THE AMERICAN DESERT— that barren nouthwent
region of whining, wind-driven sandit—ceases to be deaert
when Spring rain comen; within ten days dunes that were
Snharu-likc ahow prlmroieg bigger than teacups, anowy
thistle jwpples, wnole valleys of lupines and heliotrope.
•. Vender Mi-er, who pitched two Agtinst the sky rise hills of bcuten gold— yellow popples
Yesterday was the longest day
!j the yegr. W* suspect a lot of
• p it, out trying to collect bills,
tew that better than the *clcnp

thor, counties* thousand*
uf that something that wuulil return, tun. detail* of plot anil »o on—
reader* have for the ('nut 26 a living."
cine o f the moat particular part*
year* seen vivid
picture'* of
At the suggestion of hi* older of the work."
We»tern life described In Snow'd! brother, Snow bought an old
-------enuny novel*.
I typewriter *oon after loving hta FOUNDING A TOWN
Yet, atrurtge a* It »c e m v 'O'ht and began to write. Strange
Ancient' Roman* followed a
I harle* Snuw 1* hllml. A quartj un ll »eem», ho received rejec-1 Grange practice in laying out
ter ceptury ago he wa* robbed » f . lion alipa fnr over threu year* „ „ „ (own„
p in t they
traced
hiv eyesight by an explosion uf bofora he *old a *tnry— and since’ , h„ town limit* on the ground
babbit but, he .ay*. the accident j then he ha* written 107 novel*,; wiIh ehB|k th, n f 0uow. j the line
failed to rob him o f hi* »rn»* 100 of which have been pub- „ , (k B furrow ploughed with •
uf huraor.
.
•
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t**re consisting of a white boll
“ The average person cannot
Snow'* bigge*l market I* Kng- , nii netf ir hitched together.
realUe how funny or unimport- land
III* British reader* have
(o„
M BneUnt
ant ho U until ho puts a blind* avidly followed his storlea of,
■,
..
fold and renlltr* how Utile ha plainsmen and cuwpuncher*; hial ,
, . ../ I &lt;h
Purina
count* in the greet scheme of book* have hoen translated Into!
1. “
thing*," Snow say*.
seven foreign language*.
I
e
o ,
»**.*■ * people link up* n
“ I write all my atorle* direct!
Tenerrewi Herreral Halifaa. •

no-rnn, no-hit game, in reccesatsn for the Cincinnati lied*. U
what ■ certain wag called a
.•VsadortnreTacte."

' Catch of the season in
&gt; K * t ’ West waters, says a cut
dike' under a picture proclaiming
tw*' event, t* this' supposed to be
ty l*’ ' Invitation to swimmers or

tomed «n a Forainn rug. Rain may sk&lt;p name areas for
two or three years, hut nlxio'. every five years widespread
mins transform pmctirnlly the whole■desert into radiant
bloom, Orcn Arnold In Travel

HANtXiRP TWENTY YEARS AGO
cool wrdthrf, ll la Inter-1
n, Rehbinder of (ienev/ who
to mile that Maine la 11, poatmasler and alio controls
a heat wav# with
|the* bus line betwsn this city and
ilhr. ranging beltesen W»|G*neva has In-tailed a fin# new
'oegrrr*. *
&gt;
I bus that vdll be abb to laka rare
° ---------I of his constanlly Increasing bus!that the Rpanish war l*|'neaa.
illy
ever, nine major
Word cornea to Banford that
an puwera have finally Douglas D. Peabody, a HanforJ
together on steps to re- buy, has beon appointed manager

bert Lyman at Forest city Sun­
day.
Dr. and M ra..N»llie Tolar of
Hanford spent yesterday In Lake'and as tho gumta of Mrs, To­
lar's parents. Mr, and Mrs, C. V.
McIntyre.
«
The member* of the Rt. Agna*
Guild held (heir uvual meeting on
Monday afternoon nl tho homo of
M n A M. L ’oyd,
&gt;
A short boslnean session was
held after which.a social hour waa
anjoyad.
[ The Guild presented Hr*. Ear)

bensfitted, If any, by me- and Goa, who hnve been truth i m e o f thcli
« r e planning a war chael restaurant business here umb half dosen to?
p ry their fight fur a five- the name of the Ben Pa C afeu u i I Mr*. Lloyd
A -week racing season. Uf moving all their fixtures this steal i ke course,
i*« M bnY the raamg* lhal|t0 shoffbld, Alabama whore 'thef
Thore pp
•* R'e thy gambling.
|will ba torair*! in the future.
Mlnarik, Mr*
* y * — ■—
Mr, uhl Mr*. R. J. Holly were Takech, Mn
Uah o ff blab ore cooalder- the guests of Mr. and Mr*. Her- M n. Burdick.
Ike use bf •chalk cliffs n#*e [
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WAflR-BABNBRS BAYS
I SACRAMENTO. Calif. - ( * V Fhra hundred thoaennd acre* of
desert surer ere going to "blos­
som like tho raa*," despite U *
government's
great
irrigation
projects, California b negotiat­
ing ta set aside a tract at that
rise, near tho Mexican border, on
g stale park tn' preserve native

and appSoalmaUly $600,000,000
will be spent by this agency for
relief purpose*. 1 have recently,
By JUB HENDRICKS
askrd Colonel E. W. Clark of
,
P. W, A. to plaea a'1 old projecta
ELECTIONS—Th# electiona In tie form Ihe Government Hmrganl- |n my District In *n active « Iet­
I, which was also re- L
ui and consider them for an nl&gt;
committed and In almost every location,
Instance the Renat* lias increased, WPA PROJECTS— I have re­
appropriations over those reeom-j ceived approval Of the following
mended by the Home of Repre- WPA projects! Community astnleentetlvre. (perhaps some may tatton-^the
— _..— _J
elimination
o f In­
J.Mgrvo with mu in using the sanitary devices la rural areas
word “ radical"!
land
sub-urban territories
In
$112,000 FOR NEW SMYRNA Orange County In tho amount of
REACH COAST fill AIM* H TA-' $A,IW,
Improve
City
Hall
TION— Hold everything for a min-'and Fire Station buildings at 1»-

W EEKLY NEWS COLUMN

LONDON, - m - Savings' of
Crest Britain1* wage-earnen, put
by hi amall amounts weekly, h f
creaanl by more, than $TT$poJ,*
00$ during the test financial
year ami reached a total of |T *
le f.ttio o o . , Lord
Motiletone,
chAlrman.ot Up NaUegal 8avCommittee gave
at. a. meeting rev

tion* It ha* been nece»»ary to '
restrict import*, even of auch
staples as cotlnn. And as the cotten Import Is reitrieted, her
cotton mills lose the raw mi-

Martin's Garage
SI

e C jB B C t S l.c r fp *

»N litt’a (forage
W P f t M J R W E tR R
rtM Watch Ana Jewelry Repairing
piaamd yeunlin^ And, Rngravljig

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W55K-ENP TRIP
o r Imtgwe

hav* no worries
over a poaaihlt
toon or theft of
yoar travel funds.
II la alwaya wfat
before aUrllng out
to tMTtrl yoar
omk Into ’

WHICH IS CONBKRVATtVE— \met with more favorahb apprav-j
I t was my general hopretebn, al U e » onp e f lha relief bureau*
mad I belter# the Impression o t ‘ S*- ! !
p'sea^l administration.
my canalituente, tha|.the Senate r » W. A, one new earn revevea
yaa the conurrattva Hope* o f the l ----- ^
w . . .
... —
legblsiWe branch e f •lha G enre |
rnwiL 1 came to WbahHlgton wUh!
' V T iv d ''
that Impreasloa bt»t 11 pm com-, H
If H j

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T U B H 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

ocial A nd Personal Activities

Moughton Tells
Kiwanians About
Zoo’s P r o g r e s s

MARTIN LA NEY, Society Editor

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ago

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Heidi Calendar

Rible
Class Has Meeting

Pe rsonals

A n indoor fi? &lt;1 m*-ft, n lri*isuri
MU*
N ellie
('u un in gH am
i*
Hunt, and a skit w * r r Oti'yr** o
the atFciul hour enjoyed at »hi v inning in S tm k* and P a lu t k a a.-*
* ' * m e e t in g o f ihe F i f t y Fifty It !• . the* gu e st o f lelatives.
CliteiF on Monday eve n in g a t thi
Mr*. A n h u i Hruuun
h«* re*
i Horne o f Mr. a nd Mrs Flurrm*IJoy cl W ynn, &lt;
w ith S ir and Mr* turned fr om Maron. (In. w h e r e
t l He A r t h u r Phillipw anil Mr. nod \1 r * she spent tin* post w ee k.
Holy C a rl Ch oi pen mg a s s is t in g in e*n
Mis*
Mn inn. *W a lla c e .
fo r
U*i ta m in g ,
T h e re g u la r m e e tin g preredeil in* i l y Of S a u fn rd , w as v ,s it in g
L lt h the s iK ta l hour an d wn* open***!1 lu re y e s t e r d a y on business.
with d tv o tio n a U
led
b&gt; M r- I
M rs.
Ifo r u r e
W a lk e r
and
W y n n . U n . C\ K. Vn liam , pre-i
d a u g h te r, N a n c y , o f J u i k so u v d le
d e n t, conducted a -hor* bu* in m e e tin g , d u rin g w h ic h tim e ' h* Have iir i iv e d to U 't l VI i
W a lk
m e m b e rs w ere u rg e d to (lurcli:* •- *‘ i s pa re n ts, Mr and Mrs R. J
ticket# fo r the o rg a n r e f i l l to U
H o lly .
h,
.1aim ’s
M ilton g ive n by Claude M urpihree u f the
pettier** o f Hun U i m r ra tty o f F lo r d ii, Ju n e Jh ,it
Mr* K e r f o o t Ury.int has l e f t
hrute*. 1 Hen g o lden I He M i Mh &lt;Im I | h u r r h ,
lo i her home in L u k e hind u tte r
iH jiry i.n S riiu M i.iv ,
l.a *e in the e v e n in g n f H '- h
xi- it m g l i n e ns the gin t o f her
S u m lu v ttfte in m in m enta w ere se rv e d to th* fidlow
parent*. Mr
jm l
Mm
J. T
U .iH l iiV lo e k th e y " IK T h e R everend »nd Mr* Pu I New'liy,
• to th e ir re lu tiv e s . K c f if m r n , Jud ge an d M r
It. \Y.
frie n o s at a re W a re , M r and M r* . W . C O il*
Mr a nd Mis, J oe
K m e r ifk ,
i r th e n honor
at m an , M r,
am i M r* . C\ F . W and
illia m M
- , ary Marth a Fnii m k ,
id
C it r u s H e ig h ts.
M r. an d M rs. C . K . M .S U ’ n .w ,
ChaiJestort, S. C w dl -pvlld the
s th e sim o f
the M r. an d M rs. (#. It. S im *, Mr and summe r
1 E liw h e t h W y n n , M r*. I &lt; H m ilab y, Mr and M r*. Mr. and
in To orn lm r oii gti, . ( ■ L. W ynn. Mn*. C K. Cho?|»eny ( ( ;tt&gt; till
dune m g , Mrs. Paul Um il u n l, Mr- W.
M is* M m Ju n e and VI h * N a ta lie
is w as the lust o f **’ Rry u n . Mr.*, &lt;L H, « ral»lr*e, K iu p p o f New Y m k C it y
h ave
he f o l lo w in g y e a r M r«« R unrhe I V k i o n , M.*« S a r a a i u xe d to spend s e v e ra l week;*
t ie d m
C o lu m b ia ' I * ™ * * M »*« K u l l i r y» TIUw. Miaa w ith Hie*! p ;n i ii, s, v |i . arid Mta
Where Mr. W y n n * ' " " • * *
War«n o f Tam»»a. and F in e s t h tu p p . i* |u I ’m k A w n u e .
m g m an ho od.
In Mtt ,rmi* &lt;;,M,U,b&gt;f' &lt; V I &lt; b or pe m
in r 11■ &gt;■.«♦ *. I
&gt;»K. J r ., and Curl W lliams, Jr.
Mr. and
Mr*.
Roy F. Hymen

Mjfynns To Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

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v e s t o c k Raisers
Attend P a r l e y

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N u m b e r One an.l th e S e n io r T r o o p
• W their mectintr w h ic h w ,&lt; beM
•1 - (he L itt le ll o u a c T u e s d a y aft a m o o n In place o f fhe awlmminir
( r i p l a Santando w h ic h had
hi
postponed.
' T k a iw im m ln it p a r t y w il l be
M i d ' Hast T u eerl ay a ft e r n o o n a t
f i t * o ’clock, a nd a ll fdrla a re reqiw atrd to b ein g p e r m i t ,
front
t k l l r parent* o r r u a r d i i n * .

TO GIVE DANCE

Alfred Stanley To
Marry Macon Girl

A girl-break dance will
be
■(Ten tonight at the City llati
hgr l b * M flM r girls of the Phi
A bba Kappa sorority. Dancing
The marriage of Mis* Ruby
w Ip on lW iiT trom ,g:0O ’tin 12:00 Hudson- daughter of
Mr, and
oUwk, ami music "will be fut- Mrs. II. W. Hudson of " Macon,
■W atf W Hoc Nance and hla or- (la tn Alfreil-W. II. Stanley, eld­
est son o f Mr- end Mra. Phillip
C . Stanley. 21W Palmetto Aernue.
will take pines Friday. June 24,
at Christ Episcopal Church In
Macon.

Thera Is no such country as Hol­
land. The official name for tha
liUle dilted-indand which hae one
of the "world's greatest colonial
empires la The Netherlands. Hol­
land la the name o f one of IU
provinces,

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IIICIILEYM AN ARE HOSTESSES

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M i­
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ii.nl Mrs T. F . M eDon iel, \- &lt; k '
■ tig in - e r v in g w e re : -Mrs tint
don C h e r r y . Mrs. Hyron S t e ve n .
M s A , K. l o w e r s . M i .
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Mrs.
J e m A.la o.s,
Mr.
K. B. l a r y , Mr*
Choth-II. ( lon g, Miss K a t h l e e n
l-in.-y,
and Miss F lo re n ce M c K a y .
it - r e iv in g Ip th e liv in g room
were th e Misses
C a r o l Stone,
Helen lo-wis
of
W in t er
I'ork,
K 'li a b e lh I'nrneli, F r a ores Morlo w , Helen W il so n and (iriu- Mortin l.an&gt;-y.
M an y m it- o f.l n w n gu.-s.
w sie
am on g those c a l l i n g d ur in g 'ho
a ft e r lino rt.

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You have mid* your home here and are, in it
ttense, un Inventor in Ihe (own’d welfare.

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R h o d e s States
' P u b l i c i t y Of
C e l e r y Needed

Bavo your aanaUju and apt It loo,

porker

M IS S MARGARET ELIZABETH B R U C E , d«u(M *r of Mr. and Mr*. CUrnu* Harriion llruc*
of
Orlando, whon marri&gt;|i&gt; lo RiiK#rl I fou Hi|h1*y man of Datlimor#, ton of Mr and Mn. 5, D.
Htfhleyman of thia city, will lake place June 29 at St. Luke'* Cathedral in Orlando,

WASHINGTON. June
.At
l e y m . n ■ iil.-i f,,,n,
w ,t p, „ ...a
— Itural (Elect rif icatinn o f f i c i a l s
said yestrnby Igd, would Ih- yeat erd .iv if'e rh on ii at Mrs. High
Wynton', 1iMine ,m Valencia Drive,
asks-d in a few day. on a U.'l-milo
(arm power project in Sumpter, lion.tr in,- Mr . limlinan l.eltnia'l
o f \\ ri.ti-i I'rr k, Mr., f 'e ir y I'utloikr. Morion and Hernando Coun­
teiso n 0.1,1 M t-&lt; M orgutet l l n u c ,
ties. Fla. The ItKA ulloteil llrii'..l o t h o f lirlantlo,
(MK| for the Florl.L-i development,
In the t.-teiviirg line w e re : Mr-,
and engineer, tire preparing spe­ llig h l e y man,
M&gt;«
M nrgate*
cification. t» submit to contrac­ llr u r e an.| her mother, Mrs. (Tartors, Officials said they believed in c * II. I l n u r o f llrlon.ln, M rs, ||.
the project CuuM bo In operation ■ K Li-limoii, M is. KiHini.n l.ehninu
Csntlnuea rrtis Pass On*
thia atata, tha Florida
celery hy Fall.
und her mother, Mis. A r t h u r I'.
crop ahnuld be easier controll«-d.
I x w i s nf W in ter P a th , ami Mr .
advertised am! marketed than
J. G . Pa tter son , and Mrs, T e r r y
DKVA I,Kit A TKIDMPHK
aome of the other vegttablea.
I'ult- rson of tl'lunilo.
Market celery that will meet •DUBLIN, June 2 2 -(A *l- T ri­
The
reception
rooms
o f the
tha most rigid specification* of umphant Prime Minister Eamon i l i t h l e y m o n ......... were n rt ls t ic slly
tha trade, in quantity and qual­ de Valera matched hia 1UX! re­
ity; eliminate destructive com­ cord of 77 seats In the Dad Kipetition In our own ranks; put rrann (House of Bepreetntativrsi j in f. room,
ourselves In a position to co-op- yrsterday on final election figures . eembled ft
arata with other producing sec- which gave him an absolute ma-1toaee, anti
lions o f the United Stales
In jorlty of !«.
I Tl" ’
reculaUnc aupplj la key mar­
ket*."
In concluaion he declared that
Too Lola To Clunlfr
expanding tRe celery market will

Th* first railroad dining car
waa built In 18(8 by Georga M.
Pullman and waa named "Delmonico'' after the famoua New
mUuratQur.

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iv allow *
i'1,
I h. -i t i lenient o f
1 i 4 l &gt; he
in va d in g
*' d Sin 1111* - invader*
11 r i( * i 1 11 M o t y a ml by
••! 1hi tilt h k. td ,iv thosa
hew ed no utpref table dlf*

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i -1 hi e and for a g o
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Former Legislator

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M m K. W . S l i l e . l e f t S u l u r . l O
fur I’h.lntielphln nn.l N e w Y o r k ,
^where , h * w ill v ii.it h e r b ro th e r*
whom «hp h«* not *ern f o r
th*
p»«t &lt;0 year *She w ill »lop In
Savmuiiih. (in. on rou te l o N e w
A a p a g h e lt l su p p e r and ' r u ' h ' ’
York.
Miss Kilna S ll l e * o f f o r i
p a r t y w a a giv en b y the I'l l l i t a
Iju ilrn lalg
arci-mpanieil
her
I’ lji a o r o r ily m e m b e rs of
Sunmother an f a r ai 3 nvunnnh.
for d, (Jrlan.lo k|ustUt and W i n t e r
P a r k , Mon.lay n i g h t a t the S&lt;rMrs. E. II. Ijiney, anil Mrs,
lu rium In OrlatldoMaureen Winter, and daughters,
M e m b e rs front S a n f o r d a t t e n d ­
Shirley Ann and Maureen, of
ing w e re - the M is se a
Kathryn
Savannah motored to Grnveland
T h i g p e n . Ann a C o r n e l l, M a rt h a
yesterday afternoon where they
Dishop, Marion E a t r i d g r , D o r o ­
spent a short time with Mrs.
thy M it ch ell , K n - l y n Catca- alao
Grady MrFadden. They were a c ­
Mrs. K e r f o o t ilr yu n n f [utkeland.
companied home by Mrs R. C.
The
ruvhe r*
from
Sanford
Fleming of Enterprise. Alu.
w e r e : t h e l l i l w a Oleila Dyson,
Kliinla-th l e f f l e r , llel.-n I'alm er,
lu-nora Whi dd cn a n d C rce lia T r u -

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Dik* n
F o llo w in g V11 \ | ■ ifh 'o n - t a l k 1
I he club *d jo r;irn &lt; l to V i- il the j
*"o n i rna-«e
C h u n man I
1 VUienfeir.* o f |
the
ond&lt; rpi ivdeg* d
ih il d ii 'ti' s
com mitre** r* t»ot • d thaf m t h e [
W I ’ A m i t s i t * lo .i f .i I th ‘ t the (
, n mm uir,- had hud «M of
the I
ch ild n i l I hi mud,it h lv e\aini?i"i1 nTid i
thul 10 op m 'l o i i s hud twen per
form ed
I
The
rnemlM’ i »d
the
H-m ^
ihnoki'd Mr
M ur en rr tte and
If

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the*

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I mi i' i , i . mii ni l mi^r

| Infill vlisiiilit'i •

will he glud to Ira ni that die i*
doing nicely ulL*-r an upi’ in in m
undergone i hi* hint rung n i the
Feinnl d L n u g h lu n Mem orial Ho*"

M r a m i M i* . I l.- .ir y
W ig h l,
M r . Itnlph W.tfl.l, M a ry
M i.rlh ii W iit lit . :&gt;n.l 1‘ f l e r M »r«
ha..- l.-ft fr ChautiHI.|ua, N V
—f u r f tlu-y w ill .p e n .I th e su m ­
m er.
K m ro u te
t» C h a ta u .iu n
they
w ill
KtK-ml a w r.-k
in
(a n u y la .

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have n f u i r i n i fm iu V ^ adon gl oii,
Ik c , w he I f M l . Mymes hus -peril
- e v e ia l w i f k * nil busines s iind
Ml*. S} tiles vt-iLed d iliilig the
past we ek.
F riem h

TH REE

The merchant* have utno invented here, to help
the town &lt;hrivf .
No then,
tn * mutual Inventment between uli
of un.- You can couni on local merchants lo up­
hold I heir end. But— they must have your
help— your patronage—«o as to make our in*

SANLANDO
SPRINGS

JBl .
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•H q t f y w w # s n o p s
A Sfl^o^d Estabilshngien^
Look For M— I I No. 19 N « l Week.

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W EDNESDAY, JUNE

tnder Walks In Final Run A s Saints Win 3 To 2
'oth Hurlers Nicked For
Five Hits During Contest
*al H u r l e r Turns In llest Perfor­
mance Of Season On Hill While
Contreras Lends Hitters

Joe Louis Remains
I f l To 2 Favorite To
«srJLs Avenge 1936 Kayo
standings

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AugO* iliil llf r 'w r r who w alked th re e of
lU giKim i* l lh r LiH ikim ln ,
ru n
4*» |
l'h»n Contrerm a,
lit t le
Cuban
m u ' cm | c a tc h e r, in J the h ittin g b y con
n ig h t to i m eeting w ith tw o dingles In th re r
II gam e* J o f f ic ia l trip * to the p la te
||*
w alked once and scored one of
the lo cals' tw o ta llie s .
A T AT. A IU L M T IY K
AJopvph P ilu le r
W Hit
t&lt;» t In
M M IIHII
■* r fa •
id U m d fo r the locals w h ilr nppMHcia Meriff lit
| o a j
Ifur h im on till h ill
|,t f ly I I I | . . » | , ,
/ J it w e r
of
Jjirk *o fiv » IIi*
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the f ir s t and u n ly nn In' n liv * n
J* | f i j f i m p in th • bmp t in s year
•
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N n h I f*
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i l l hough h r
w i'i‘ k i‘ 11' il I'im lk r i
• ^ C h lly In the fitiA l fru m c I'm I
W i i n ick e d fu r f i v r h it ^ d,n
$ : J A f th# e n co u n te r w h ilr In * n iii'i i I
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Collect in * fiv e o ff llm t i- i
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— 'aTfc* 8 t . A u g u stin e cro w * t« it
ii* im ir
M Ul# sc o rin g
in
the
%rn«n&lt;l
f n f t t f l w h en
Pet® H ch w e ig cru tb K n slant
, t jp f le d to sh o rt r&lt; n ter field to
l,w l'n
H D f t tw o ru n n e r*, llo w c v t r . iW , , r%wrl
L fo k e u ts got them
tu c k
w li'.t
R p p tn ru
w a lke d «nd w ent
i .
jv H W n d w h en F in d e r w a s b u L* at &lt;•*,^*&lt;1
/ I p t on » late th ro w hy K irk la n d .
R j ' M t R o f g e r io advanced them t o j ’ A ,'/ / } ]
% i l l n o t b a il's «nd W in Ilrow »J t»nly J,
^ 'fB n ik e d a li n g l r to ce n te r fn 11J l! ' * 1"
f f i ’i y r
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t% ic o re r o r it r v r a .i and I'in d i
h ix w o ,
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•**»«•♦*»! i
fHjjjni *nd no s c o r in g .w a s allow ed
01)tU the f a t a l n in th . T h e l/w ik
OtfU h id m en In s c o rin g
|m si { ^ vn n , ‘
r tlo n s
t i d id the A n c ie n t C ity m . piaj
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,,n
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f i ntjd w ia h it w ith u h ig h pitched
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t- Pander fo r a ha-e un h a lla . I li u u
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cajole u p w ith the h aara f u ll mid w iim an
•ICO w o rk e d
I'ln d i-r
fo r
four it wna r
a ir t ig h t I m*llw and the h u ll gam
p iy in g
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1 t y t r ie d a g a ln a f the I le t.a n d l l r . l .
Ill* f
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The I
S f l i r a w a lk a am i funned fiv e u*
Sh e r

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n ch m eit ng m u has the w e apo ns.
C lan
a* well as the poise, co n fi d e n ce Scdler,
and
c r a ft m a r n h ip that
ca rrie d
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him to st u n n in g t riu m p h in 193*1. S la jdor
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im pressive, p h y sic a ll y ,
and
no
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imbued w ith a bu rn in g a m bit ion
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fn c» and J»ck Drm pa ay.
than
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bo
Pj n Jf
«-i-n, ho w ev er, w h eth e r hia do- Shmhta
f.- n 'ir e eq uip m en t or hi* re-ac
, ^ ,rri
linn, under h e a v y fi ra, will ca rtv him ov er the d a n g e r
spot*.
Gladj
Th&lt;psy ch olog ical a n g le proba
., *
bly ran be discarded If laiuia ia .
b c a t m »gain it will not be ber * r*
canon o f fe a r but because h r ia
,
hit oo hard and e ff e c t i v e l y lha&gt; ‘ * n.
hr will hav e no alibi.
O aer.t”
Th e
widely b ally honed
idea
fttayt
■ poim or'd by laiuta himaelf, t h * t S t a y t o r
hr will t r y lo finiah the
c h a l ' ( , , U1
le n g rr within two ro u n d ,, ian't ' Overatr
lake n too t e rm u a ly by ubaervera,
|i( m
for tw o reasons- T h e fir st ia t h at |
the n e g ro c h a r a c t e r is t ic a lly
is Rosier,
rnulioua and a alow ( t a rt e r. T h a Barlow,
other i* that i f he
ata rta
out flrlandt

Ptagi*l«r*d Druggists— In Tl«» Hssrt Of Sanford

Cut-Rate
DRUGS
Special Sunday Dinner
3 Good Meals Daily

Luncheonette

W a C a rry A

C a a p | l l a L in a O f

Liquors - Wiives - Whiskies - Gins
312 Sanford Ave.

g. L. Perkins
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C O R R ECT M E N ’S

W EAP

6,000 DAYS
I i A I . I . A S , T e a .— (d Y — I t w o u ld
ta k e one p e r*o n , g oin g to aehool
e v e ry d a y , .10 y ra ra tn pita up
the a tte n d a n ce re co rd act h y th a
fo u r .o n * o f | | . R . S h a w , o f H eaB U ite.
T h e ip ia r t a t h a s
h e rn
n r it h e r tn rily n o r a b se n t f o r ■
to ta l n f li.tin il school d a y * .
Ilo b
I T , ju s t g ra d u a te d
fro m
h ig h
sch o o l, n e v e r m iaecil a d a y , n e v e r
w.*»
la r d y .
The
o th e r
H ir e r ,
S ie v e ; H ill, |1 an d lla n 12. h a va l l »
the name c le a r re c o rd s .

\ Fortunes
R. N. N IPPE R

m Skyriders
FO R B O YS

*

A A A A TO E E E B
O F A M , K IN D S
N la .ll,

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P in .

For Betti limit It* line Security

S A R A S O T A , Ju n e
22
t ’o m n iitle e a p |io liitm e n t* n n il r e ­
p o rt* o ccu p ied u p p ro a tm u te ly 20tl
d e le g a te * y e s te rd a y n *
F lo r id a
V e te ra n s o f F o re ig n W a r * opened
th e ir e ig h th a n n u a l e n c a m p m e n t.
H p ra k e ia in clu d e d
S la t e
Com*
m e n d e r lla n R . S h lv r r a u f Miami,
M ra. M aud e O ’N a i l , u f O rln n d o ,
p re sid e n t o f th a S ta te Auxiliary;
an d Grace II. Ila v la n f Kanaaa
C i t y , n a tio n a l s e c re ta ry - tre a s u re r
o f th e n u i i l j a r y .

Horse Feed—Dairy Feed—Egg Mash
Cold Smoke Products
Insecticide— Fungicide—Plant Foods

Clana I railroad* on May 1, thia
year, had 4.SIIT new freight carx
on order compar'd with 47290
on tha aama day in tl&gt;37.

JOE PALOOKA

piNqtwt.aiBawf/

Up

Friendlys

MRS. O 'NEAL SPEAKS

J I f IT NOT ^
BBAUTIFUL?TME
ASSASSIN IS m
8 RSAKIN# HIS

$8.75

Florsheims

T o .a i n i i T
lla H o s * fle a rti u l s a a lo fd i
I ’ mU I hn at L**&gt;wt}oril
HI. A ii|i)*M n *i a ! lU m e m llif ,
lirlnm l'ri «t
T i l t w a in v
N a r a a l » l l) « r le * « H elen .
lU ln e iv llt e Ml HI AUKOMtltiF,
I ** Lend «1 * *r lam lo
L e ttb iirg A i |*# | a I h m,
r im iA v
nmntmrd i t I ' mI* lit a.
I 'A vio n * llw.t. tl A* | ,r * * l‘ i l l *
i irlm iilo nI f
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1
ml a I Hi A iig tia ila e .
• ATI H U AI
P a la iltA i l A(«afn»g1^tviiliura s*l lM »|n nn llMAfdi
hi
A im ttK iIn * « i i" * I j i »hI
• #•! I itf * v ♦11** n i iir L iin .f i
11
NnAffav# at OrlaNdn,
f inVfMAa
at « U ln * * « l!l
l.r f n liit r a i l I MI •» nil
I'alAlhM a I Ml A iig 'l* tln *

Campbells Security
F eed &amp; Seed Store
RIGHT ON THE KISSER

* HE IS TRYING
IT'S TRUE-BUT
r « I T IS N O T ' .
% BEAUT1PUL.

Tha eaarlna of RuaaU paid
I2JKK) for an rmbroldtrvd handkvrchiaf which tools TO yaara tu

SIDE)

DAN DUNN - SECRETjOPERATIVE,48

V*

Huy, or Refinance Your Home

. *

17 To 10 Odds Quoted
Against Schmeling
Promoter Expects
Gate Of $1,000,000

a C h in e ** p rin c e ta w ho m a rr ie d ”
in K h o ta n succeeded, a t &lt;he r i i c *
o f her lif e , in c a r r y in g w ith harA
e g g t o f th e a ilk w n rm an d t r e d ^
o f the m u lb e rry tre e on w h ich it ,
feed i .

W e can atutiwl you to

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C tiln e a * h is to ric a l rrc n rils * t » V
th a t s ilk w o rm s w e re re are d t»
long ago a t L’ li-'ifl It. r , and tliu
p ro d u ctio n o f talk a a t a je a lo u s ly
guarded s e c r r l fo r n e a rly I.IH XI
y e a n u n t il— acco rd in g to legend

Baseball Program

assified Advertisements

A I R D A L E K T U I):

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a.K t i . i t :

Seminole County
Court Records

Adventurous merchants of daya pant have braved
the unknown walent of the far region* of the earth
in Hearch of new market*.
Merchandising i* no loniyer a hazardous gamble.
Modern u I c h psychology, bualneiM economic* and a d verl’nlnx have been no thoroughly analyzed and de­
veloped that Ihey may now be Intelligently employed
with almont scientific accuracy of rent}!la. In the
analynla of modern buslne** auccea*. newspaper ad*
vertlalng become* a fundamental element.

BY HAM FISHES#*
G O U L Y -T THINK
, I'VE BROKE MV
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VOLUME XXIX

M em ber Associated P ress

SANFORD,

F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y .

JU NK

2.1,

I'l.lS

Kstnhlished In 1flOH

NUMBER 258

T'

Upswing In
Prices

ICKES AND BRIDE BACK HOME

Bagwell Gives
Plan To Induce
Vets Of Rail|

ROOSEVELT RKCEIVKS .MILLION DOLLAR CHECK

Drastic New
Shake-Up Is
MadelnTokyo

Chamber S e c r e t*W
Attends Engineer's
Convention In Jax
VTTihLocul Members

antes On Leading
Issues Rknge From
$1 To $5 In Fourth
Day Of Optimism
4

County

More Fruit Amt Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America

•

Better Business
, Outlook Reported
Many Factors Credit­
ed As Responsible
Far Trend Upward
Y O R K . June 2 3 . ■’*Bu|l«” had
ever
/ .th e ir ow n w ay atra
‘C M lstocR m ark et today aa
^ .'c a a , o f leading laaues ad­
vanced fro m 9 1 li» » « a share
in in s fou rth consecutive day
o f “ b id ’em u p " optimism.
•&lt;&gt;'.. T h e dem and fo r etocka was
ao h ea vy &lt;thnt the ticker tape
g * l tlx ntnutM behind. General
report* of a better buitneee out,lMjk wae credited with causing
t je market upewlntOptimism alio m fired by a
number of factor*, including:
I. The price
increases for
tb c , lead and export copper.
I. Higher iteel mill operation*,
ralnforeed by the opinion expermed by "Iron Age" the Sum­
mer outlook' In f It* field U betI t r than had been expected.
j|. Secretary of. Commerce DanMPjC. Super’* revelation whole••Ifre’ inventories are H.S pereyth belew a year ago. leaving
fo r manufacturer* to exproduction; and hi* xtate■frail “ Economic eUee are defiM sty etaartagr • •
In tha opinion
*1

laltaly through
.
W
WTneV
Km ■topped «tl attempt* to pu*h
tha market op abide tha break
M la»t Navambor.
1 Such action, Indicating a buy
lug urge greater than for month*
||aat, brought many chart followeca to tba bull alda, and earned
•korta to cover, broken laid.
Tha drive forward waa aeromplUhcd on «
turnovar of
1,113,0*0 aharaa, tha bait volume
•Jnc* March t » , and leaden in
&lt; tha advance Incladad tha *han*
• f aoma o f tha country', biggaat
corporation*.
, At th« aama time, word • »
k «M d that Id taintitration ad■vtaw* wrra taking Map* to *ro
that tha expected boalncaa Im
, _. be hamby bia coming (nvaatlgalion
monopolistic .practice* and
Miration ml economic power,
fra n k who will rvprcIxchangr
alttoa of
airy, disclosed that admtnUofflciala have bald many
with taduatrial iMdt'a
••wlubdunt- waa
In

fused
Co See
Barbara

I#

John V Roger*, IikmI chairman
t f Divisiusi Trt'l IlrntherhiKNl
L.icointil ivf Kngtue* r*.
W
R
Shelley also of th* fl n&gt;t her hiKoJ,
and Ralph lligwvll, «*rrt-tnry of
thr Chamber of Commerce, havu
rwtumfij from their trip to Jack*
onvtl »■ w h«l« Iticy altetulful the
i Annual ttmvcnl ion tjf the iialioiuxt
organ mi lion of railroad men anil
prr»entnl the plan of thr^koij*
way Employees Reliremeimtonn*
mlitre for inducing ietMvpPra'.#
*•*an* of (hr rails to Snnfofd. *
Mr. IMgwtll said that U fi *i;i4
Sir* Grow also atiemletl
ill#
convention.
f\ Sir. RogiMs and Mr. Shciley
a* |were official delegaCvs from the
! local chapt'r of RLE* while Ml#
Harold L Ickea, secretary of the interior, and bit bridt, Vhe Bagwell went as ihc rvprWntaf
former Jane Dahlman o f Mllw«ukee, are ihown aboard tha lie de lh,,: ,,f lh,‘ * bamber uf Comm.-c*
Franca upon thalr arrival at New York following their »urpri»e inr!*'*i lnlrrT‘ *
,h&lt;'
deling In IreUnd. The slender, red-headed, 25-ycar-old bride haa accomplished in contacting mem
the distinction o f being the ynungeit cabinet wife.
brr* of the convention. Mr. Hagwell aaiil that work, *crompll*hrtl
at the parley w ll worth * great
deal more than advertising
in
j magaiine*. newspaper., or aimilai
media.
Mr Shelley served on Ihe mle*
i enmmitlee.
Th e convention began Mondt|
m-rning and waa held in Ihf
,
,
.George Washington Hotel.
O r C lC r N m n C S l i C n i n i i n r
Helegile* from ll aouthrasteip

Schmeling Has Sanfordites Are
Two Fractured Honored At Meet
Bones In Back 0 { State DeMolay
Joe Louis’ Powerful
Punch Puts Conten­
der In H o s p i t a l

Japan’sEconomicConditions Is Reflect*
ed In Latest Move
To Continue War

Insurgents Make
Slight Advances
New Moves For Peace
In S in o-Japanese
Conflict Reported
l» *■*■»#. ■*#(! geaM
Ilp fltviin ir the
a’ rin gen cy
nf J a r it r - i-conomlc poaitioir,
the vm criim ent at T o k y o &lt;odm nniiiniiu-ed
the draatio
nrtt
r.'irenrhm cnt p rogram
lo t’ tialtli' it (o continue t)|g
w'ar Tn Chinn. The p rogra m
\ ,
I ’riw u li iit HiifiiBWi'N I f o i v i ' t l that pignuti&lt;* ehct’k
Vacation I
his litmie in
SStiW,
i-* *n I h&gt; tnn&lt;ip|i^l on aectlons
i ■• th r r»K'L( iikfJiui't m fn n t lli1 iia rn ly M *
for one million uml tfii lltnu-'.tn l il**!lm» I&lt;
1 o f H ip O r m a n N azi plan. T h e
t fit i I’ lo h tR lio n **f *L*' l'r*"‘ lilp lt l'f llu t ln ln y sund conflict in China w ill be a
wii8 presented |»_v nieniliers
th»* l itmuiiHr
ing, left hi i ik-lit lieorgi* \ - Mini,
M Shi ,k. |Lt'il n*C.imi.»F \vt-nll lUtnmitn, lir l.ti- &gt;t*r»r old no .Idly 7
c
niitl Keith Moiifun, ihninnsin ttf Ihf I'om* j ^ri ^luiiti
s «■«it! IIiiRiirfrfnli,
n .n r g r n l ., who Of*
lin y 11 ijhtm riV . 8 . C l a y VVi II u itim o f VVm tt*‘ n S a le m , \
! Iillv t« will h»v- fmirht fnr two
millee.
-------------- —-------- ------------------ ------------------------------------------- «»• '"• * 'hr MedHd-Barrel-

Lawton Is Speaker At Parley
G eoeral Strike
H a lls Ringling Of Sch ool Superintendents
BrothersCircus
i.lv

I,Him Quit In Rptusnl
Chapman,
KippAnd
i*'""
*h*
“
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31 g f* .
which f»m f to a close with n fisb
To A v p i* p l W ukc
Lamnon To O l l f C C H ’ fry yesterday afternoon and Isv
( ul Of 2.r» Percent
niichi
at
Jacksonville
llearlt

I iii nil}*
I!&gt;:n
n &lt;Stn
j*mi &gt;ri i
mi* i -i.

♦.*». » rv* liiiililin g w , f*|iii|*itirn f, nml nth
I V\ I
’ "O " f I'lH^ri" « rr imiirovi'iiifnl-*
... I Nr* *1 fin
HowpVrr, hr .uMf*1, tlif ifli*«lpa!

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n it i.i &gt;t,tintv o|H'i -

iff It n 11V, h&lt;i** b ffll liln lltftll Mlim it

Kkiii.- uh.rrvrr* said they thought
w ou ld s l n m k m a plan
Yslrni-ia srul r o n r r n t r k t e

I n s t ir e r n U

to t . i l r

i&gt;it ,*t»t rtlftilc **fi ILirrvIona,
In
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fir.f,,!»

p**nr»* ruovpt

d int:

rrpnrlfil iinclfir w iy

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Thf rf|i*nU mm** hr Jupanyav
hv Mo- fjtilnrr to rr-rfive f vrn
i ofHf rvol lv«“|y
i-vl iiiotft-il fiiniln wMipUnr' Rtrurk Ihrm *im«n at
fiom I jri-h nml *ll» I r ili-t11|llltin8. Ihf Smith &lt;Ttiit* I'tirl of Swalow,
•l l ll j l V
Ilf reIIhfIi V
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Ihrmtfmng Inrgt* *c»lf invgaion
y
rinn 11 hr
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Rjirhnm nn*f llifllrv f'irtin.
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Kmit-srlrs &lt;if &gt;he Japaneso
I rt|i|n»itr&gt; imrkril **w;»v iin*l i" f* i i i n *
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, I f t t hn n I «*r ihf nine i n t o h I |« hI 1 _
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mini
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1
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thing
prnvkMon(rnl rlty ifHimf wilhmil rr**v.
on v kki n* |uiifni|i, li-tl m hb &gt;i#l
nI govrrnmfnt wrrr m M to he
,iii'jl Oh* Iii&gt;
i *11ifijf "I
|iHitl«h*i'
, |irih! i|Nilw *mI Mi|f-rin I *Su,,n,‘
;igo* hf *nnl, M %%»' ffi'hliiig |irtlunmnry nrfottitioflft
m i l l J i f F f i n »i n r - , n d
M t i i l l f i l Ik
t i .1.
. ninl oMi * &lt;limii ofliti il I*"1! r»'«it**«I Ihil inoiiiff f »r *fho«l
tPprf*fDialivrH of the Chhhtolny Ity a Ni Ihii irlkf,
IN »h lorvil Lai th*- ' ■onf»•i n pui |o*&gt;i-% i-%i hi“i%f of ShUf ii|* ni'-M' gnVfriimi-nt nf (Irnfr«li**imo
Hitlpcit liuii'Ni'il mm uml wi*
h* • «h« totfiih. r »h"M iihmI ||»ro|»nationMt v%mih| l«- ahmit t%%«• &lt;‘hhng Knl-Shfk
rfi, |»t*if*irmf» iiinl I h*ftf \a li-*
I in
ai mm uifl ifanh
h*-1|niillmii ilolhifn lf-i thnn for lht»! 'j'Kr (lermiti Tm ifncrin qijnt#d
ninny liiik'i HffilMl in kffp I h»
N iiio
* f «r fmlmg
f.
thiU t|„
n. Iti.tT, This i f x, Wang, rhnifni* foreign rpinl"lirfHtt'pt tohnw 'iii wirtli” nmv.r.
iiiiit |ii»1v.111111bic tlitouKlioit1, ho*.** of rfvfmi. i* «hif not *'"3' Iv Utfr, j» a fiiiiihii-o/mg the im-fulnfm
to fim»Jll Ihr 2.rb |h*m • ,
tli
ntf, lhut ih* -uImoL aii* u|i To Ihf iniinifiliiiif operation of th*medlatitm hy a thin! party,
wwiCf rut t hit I I'lPhiilent
- i»*f il not i»y uti autiK iiit, hut b* I Murphy Ai t bur al'u to iti |»8&gt; - *incf Chinn anil Japan dcalrv to
Rimihiitr North •*:»i«l wma hih*
•• *1111» of film 11" r - walking m chologiral rffret oit piiMprctik • ti rmiiutf ho»tlliiit?* but nalthar
M r y I* Wffp Ihf *how
on ih.
I tinioiiy nnd «&gt; mp.il h&gt; for thi*1lnx-|iayf r*% v%ho p iffer t» unR a ,* willing to tiikr? *.ha initlgthrg
lo u r
•'* M-hipnifiit uf r vi i y pluixf ii ^&lt;&gt;w y*‘lir' * |,,d h iv** their taKf* ft,|* re am*it* of iimUgf.**
, ...
Tin* yminif f \fi nhvn ih-f1.n l publn- nmtruction
ranpfllfil for mif dollar, he con
Wang aN« wan quoted a« da*
lh«* union hmi vitilnlt-'l a pr*. ** .
routing
mi* ihikt
tfiirh.fr-. j
"
rUring Japan muat miika \hm
that lh'*ft* w&lt;iuhi In* no Afrit*'- « * l*i nnptJa and imini) . i.p.»m*ui ’ '* r
l ov%'.*n -aid that wide ftn t uvertuirn.
RiiiiI if unrkrr* 'lo not r^lurn t
m*
t|,j|i ti„.v
|,|| y m pub icitv »h«niId b»* given thf - »*
|i wan ifcallfil that the HoHh
|h**ir joh-» hv luff nffvriKMm "h •h* nml idi iH'f of tIn j *n* dfiint* »&lt;»l n| I’uriiy ,\iii«-rnlmi-ill which Chinn govi*rnon*nt laat Saturday
shtiur mi«iihi rrl u n t&lt;» It a w Iiim - m nt, Mr. Law ton
i t*d thut ■Itimid hi* rat if nd in *,h»* Novi*m iaaufd e pica for peace, apparent­
fftiri I ti'i m m Siir.i botri.
Mo y h.ivr it defiliitfh ** fogiiiii-il I f r gfiM-rul i lfrlion. Iff fxpluilifil ly with the approval of the JapanEniph'Vf'* *trurk l*tnl night tint pat hi the plan* it* %» I n» in that iiitfi* -cti-d citiifiiw who voh i'H army mUnUm at Peiping^
Ihf rirfiiA wn&lt; un«hh» to givo
In Shanghai, a Japantne cntbai*
ii* i tiFculion, h&lt;inr .im hll A(| t» for th i Jiiifiidiiirn* »%ill h»* In*
prrformunrv*
triii* thrlr full Ahni*- of th*- lining thf cminhfN in Mn- futur*.* ay Rpokcaman declared that Jap­
•**cp*»n- ihiIi11 y in mii kni -i|Mir «&gt;*»• thr ii|ipr»i|ilhilion nf iMtlO nf utate an would "diicusi peace with any
monry for every iri-'itniion unit (*hine«e gtivernment except that
I If lit I RlICCfCB,
HRS SI.OANK INHTAlsf.KII
nf the Kuumintang (Chlang'a ra^
Mi, Inwtnn atbifd fh.D diffi in Mie iitiite.
A lenihfr rrlireniflit lull ,»h"ulil gh n f).'
Mra Mary i *
*'* have been fxpfiifm »d in
SAKASnrA (A*
rountiea in krrpmg t%iMnn the he rii:'ctrd Uy th** ni'Xt IfgiilM'.uri*,
FI Jan** of St IV trr-hurg waa in
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Two bone* In hh back frmcluicd recognition by the Flofida Order the two rtiilrtiwiil hfidieR
bw-p ■■■ * *f lew I
flat*
:ha Erhmctlng lay in a hoeffleat
closing aeiHion or. trie ninth an­ K r n t u r k y . Ten n essee N o rth C a ro
bia dream of
regaining th»
C a ro lin a ,
V ir g iy i.t
world'*
heavyweight
title
■&gt; nual convention held in Tampa. Nun, S o u th
Donald tsamson was elecled one and W ent V irg in ia
dream and nothing more.
Cleorge H Ife lm e r. p u b licii v d c
One powerful right hand pun-h of Ihe prerrptors, and Robert II.
to the kidney* partly paralyxod Kipp, ami Ralph Chapman, and re cto r o f Ih e lirntherhoiM l, ao
n m in rcd la^t n ig h t th a t ip|&gt;niM
the German challenger in the Rodman Lehman,
formerly
«d
m a te ly 10O v is ito rs to the o'eel
opening minute of hi* Hi round
Sanford, wyre appointed on a ing had re g iste re d fo r ih r pusibout with Loul* la*t night. Then
the negro champion knocked him committee to direct activities of convention ocean voyage to ll«out in'two minute* and four aec- a revolving fund for higher edu vane. Cuba A special train left
cation o f nitmbera.
Jackaonville this morning arrivond* of the flret round.
Just how *eriou*ly Schmeling
Mr. Lahnian wa* presented Ihe
in M|n,nl •*•'
*h,‘ lluy. ,n
I* hurt remained to be deter* Croa* of Honor V a t Sunday by n" '* r ,hat ,h- ™l,r0«'I 01' " » nd
mined but physician* laid
he Judge Wraiey In the Scottish ' h" 'r I* 1" 111” &gt;«•» b-mrd the v. -•
probably would be in the hoapltal Hite Temple in Tampa. Only four ■'*l fur ,h''
trip lo tiro
for two wevka or more.
or five other* in the .late have I *1*"*1 Repuhln:. Th* return voyThe right drew 72,000 pera-m* th, distinction uf winning thii “ tf1' will be made Sunday night.
J. S. Jones nf Norfolk »&gt;tr*
xml with radio and movie cun- ’ honor.
ceetled H. W. Flournoy of Macon,
Irxet* grotagd more than a mil
Moyd Gillett, It . of Tampa,
(!*., a* Southeastern chairman of
lion dolfara.
waa elecled Slate mast.r roun
Following the fight Harlem's cilor o f the DeMolay yestrrda. the Hrutherhood nf larcoiiintiv*
humanity ruihed ahrieklng Into succeeding John T. Andrews. Jr. Pngineera. Other officer* were:
If. O Drnny, .rerelarytreaaurur,
ih* atreeU, glad I o **c*pe the
of St. Petersburg.
Atlanta.
And
Fred
K.modle.
huddled knot* at Ihe Idud-apeaker*
Other officer* ar* Francis K it­ Birmingham- A la , vice chairman.
for a breath of air that waa flllnl
Thr lint* mreting probably will
with unprecedented cicophony in ty, of Clearwater, senior coun­
that Upper Manhattan *ec*.or not- cilor; Bill Thomas, o f St. Peters­ be held some time in May at R-&gt;burg,
jenior
councilor;
Norman
»d for it* nohw *n&lt;l ilntitcr—like
lelgh. It was announced.
; Mtldrum of West Palm Beach,
I hat night *wo year* agu.
Mr*. Mary K. Crittenden of
Horn*, drums, kettle* and all j HtMurer; Loul* J, Powell, of Norris, Trnn.. wa* namrd chair.
*t u
p but U
rit it h
o &gt;
h
o fiihl, u
n
d thin cue nf th
em
u
*
llndr of nolae-nnaktr* sounded in Jacksonville, scribe; K. T. Jonn, |maB
th€ Grand Intrrnaliai.al iitatled yf**rrdny a* pr«**ud*nt nf hildgflii im
were I he ai/vjlinry of thf Fltiiiija Vet* been due often lo the InaKitnee of jnr objectIvin in uchird legtala*
•he muggy nir north o f One-Hun- i Jr- ° f Lakalond; O. A. McAImv, Auxiliary Other* alecled
______
dred and Tenth Street, and *ltted- « f Orlando, and John K. FdwarrV Mr*. H. A. Treaty, vice chairman. rrane of Knrrign Warn. Vire prvai- ctrlain •'preaButf group*" for I lion, for rj.'ID.
ded peper abowered down on the J f- “ f Ponancoln, dlalrkt dt,»u- Nashville, Tenn-. and Mra. Alice dent* taking officr wpii * Mra Ninn
The membership campaign of
merry-makerve- -.
Carlisle. Louisville, Ky.. secro Shiver o f Miami and Mr-, Kt«dUih* local Townrend club and* toIt waa the no'ay opposite of that
Carl B. Opp, of Tampa, and tarytre**urer.
Stickle of Iinytona Reach
1murrnw, Bccrvlary of tha Club
Juno night o f 103d when th* news Dan McCormkk, of St. Petara
At'hur A. Klrrhhoff announced
that Schmeling had knocked out burg- naaociata scribes; Calvin U.
ti!ay, pointing out that th# goal
Lmtla in lb* twelfth round a«t Wilson, of Ponaacola, senior dea­
of the campaign wa* to ln*fa*a*
th* kappy-gu-luckie* Into n illent, con; Mitchell Bishop, of W »»t
ihe m tr'W ship by 100 p#re*nL
ugly tamper and prompted lb* Palm Beach, junior deacon; Leon­
TOURS. France, June 21.
WFl
TV- drive, he .la'ed, will k
tenting of n few brick*
paaalng ard Cog, of Jacka*nvUlo. senlot
—Seven urmy fliers pensheil In &lt;on I muni one day paat thalf ragwho**
occupants steward; John Morgan of Clear­
TALLAHASSEE, Jane 11— IJft ■ftraon county, I rtwn-n Mnnttrcltn
L. B. Wallace uf Celery Ave­
ill- ular mealing which will b* held
Uanted tba follower* o f L o o k
water- Junior (toward; Bud Dick- —Th* Btato Road DepCitmrnt wilt and Capp" f*'re»'nu-nt.
nue gave thrse gupicn phrssants a rraslr uf a twln-mutunil m
YorkviU*— tho nearby ratlin- Inaon, o f Wool Palm Roach, or­
Almost 13 mi is o f Road 19, tu the xml yesterday, Superin­ •ary plane during n night train­ In the club room* in th* Wakkn
June D on * ilnsen
e»*. occupied by III* T*«&lt;Ofile- ator; Dealer Dorgan. of Koy bridge and highway construe'ion Leon county, tu-lwrrn Ocklorkum-r tendent uf I’arks Jumi's L. ing flight over central Franco. Building tonight at 1:30 o’clock.Delegate W. I. Ilughay, arrived
Ibidles uf five ufllcrrs nf Ihc
Rlver nml Tallrhaoveo—rv'n-at- Mnuuhtnn sold tuday.
darived elliaenry la th* Upper Writ, oenllnoL
Vnd raaintonanco project,.
air grnrrnl slaff, u ' radio np*r in Lo* Angela* last Thursday for
la s t Sldo—wa* th* p'ac* I* cele­
ment.
Th* project* Include:
D. U Rigby, o f Tampa, chap­
tha national convenlton of
brate that nigh*.
An I I 1-2 mltn •retkin of K"»&lt;l
Construction of *
IbO-foot
(ifrirrra and directum uf Ihe atur anil a mechanic wen- fuuiid Townsend movement. Tho centra
lain; David Took*- of St. Potcrara4 , Nassau rounly, snu'Ji of 'h” j Semmnln ('uimly
ill Ihe wreckage. Farmers ill the
Conversely, gloom rattled over
bridge
b&gt;
Martin
county
over
th*
lls'flw
ll
Aarg. marshal; Jerome Gamoey,
lion closes tomorrow.
81.
Marys
Hivrr
reworking
lime
YorkviU* tonight when th* f**Ue
vicinity
said
the
plane
seeimil
t"
tCsallaue*
as
proa
Tn,**,
o f St. Augustine, standard bear­ anHas east of Indian Town.
effort* of Schmeling worn des­
•xplialo at a low altitude thrn
ErraUon o f 33 Uirty-aU-fooi rock brse and applying aurfariSYLVIA GOES HOMH
cribed U th* burgbars who hod er; Tkotuc Gautier, of OrUn-Lr, *P*n» o f *h* SL John* coon'y ttaalinrnt.
fell In flames.
Mare than seven miles nf new
Uatr »ta to* « M th* almoner, and Chad WUahlrw -&gt;f bridge over the North River to
The
tragedy
wa*
fifth
In
I*"
NEW YORK—(AT—Bylvla l
Der Scklager” would Fact Myers. Harry Edward*, of ref i g w a portion recently d«n&gt; •oastrue'inn on Road 31, levy
fall French military aviation in
Pmeacola: John Maker, of Fort
■haw, who waa held temporarily
coon'y. between Gulf Hamnwiek
i emtaing trbuaph nf
t
royed
by
fir*.
two
month*
and
raised
tha
tnlsl
In Shreveport, L a , on May |3 o f
and l&lt;ebannn, Including I I small i Sometime near July IS. the
two M a n ago, when Yarkville, Mycni C. a Scot*, o f BrodenBoDdlng * f n I.IOO foot bridg*
deatha tu 17.
Fort
a charge of taking picture* * f th*
hnrdty wpfatg, weM ttW w t * Aa- ten; Frank Stotoon. of
rinse
nf
the
fiscal
year
for
Ihe
In f l irram l acraaa Lake MinnroArm Airport there, railed ye*torKgM w » M k * aaddenly netorad Ptorre; Wraloy M&gt;tt*g. of Lake­ to.
tilate Farmers Wholesale Market
land. preceptor.
day tor homo on the Quota Mary,
herr, an annual report uf ac­
Road peojoct* Include:
Delegate* dlrawraed plana far
tivities at th* market during the
tM
Nina and on* half mite* of
M AR IN S STUDIOS O F*M |
toe ravatving fund
,g
emmiy M rW
paat season wilt bo compiled and
higher rdon l k t t i raarabere. Th*
any one desiring n copy may ac­
FtnelLas county line—
coraraKta* I* direct th * acthritto*
BT. AUGUSTINE - « T - T M
LONDON,
Jun* 23.-OAT—
NEW YORK. Jun* 33. - 1 A 1 - quire It by mailing a post card
*
f
th*
fn
ad
.d
n
rk
f
lira
year
waa
Hlavalin.
20-year nl &gt; addraaaad to Ulo market, Mana­ Queen Elualmlh'* mother, th* Marin* Stadias, offering a gtoffA *
V y%''
..
t f n o n than two mile* UUlan
amote tod. Rralk i Mr. Kipp, Ur.
13 year old (Jountoaa o f lUrath- *1 undersea Ufa wUl b* fen to B f
I I ftwra th* Itgk'boua* to' Bronx girl who killed her toth-r ger J. 0. Michael said today.
CbapraM and Mr. Uhraa*. raoramora
and Klnghnrne, died thl* opened IS mlk# aouth o f bag* f with
o
bread
knlf*
lad
ChdatIncluded
hi
Ulo
report,
th*
M an1 Home to Ptoattog
day.
b m will tocind* Fa«l Jooea. * f
n
w
morning,
won't
hat*
to
serve
morning.
Varkot Manager stated, will be
; and coal coat.
G*hte**m*t c , Frad Saradley, of
table* showing tha number of
King Gaorga VI decreed only
ml Road to D id * ■ prison term for th* crime
Judge
Lester W , Patterson package* e f each of th# com- family mourning and waa raid to
Ih* Btotohatohw
sa*)*rU y
aa City—ratraate Stayed execution of th*0v*-te-10- moditlaa aold at tha market dur­ be pndacfdad whether to altar
H th*
' year sentence which h « had tiu* ing iho.paat aaaaon and listing plana fo r tba royal visit be and
mike « f ■o*d I pdood and placed th* girt under th* a p p m h M l* average price. Queen ElUabath ar* ichadnlad to
Florida: Partly ekudyi
U l
n th* AngBe npir*talon o f prabatkn aothorl- Mr. MlahaaL itoUd that k* would teak* to Park next Tuesday.
id Friday, arattand
M *r GtMnvUk—
rw* tke until th* torn k c expired. hav* only attongh of th* bulletin*
d ra*
Th* funeral wOl b* bald Jun* ■howara Friday
• T I * gW aold So*
prlatad l a n H y those who rant ST at Glamia Caatla, tha family ■oath and ***t
-,* ■ &lt; • 4 1 1 ,
La tlwlr- n t h l l W o n July 13. boat* to Scotland.

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TownsenditeB Close
Member Drive Friday

Seven Filers Die
As FVench Plane
Falls In Flames

State Road Department Will Open
Bids For Road Improvement Work

Michael Will Compile
AnnualMarkctReport

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In halt

C h m r-r Jsp e n e sr

Bronx Girl W ill Not
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Mothcr Of Britain’H.
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boua* which Froufrou .h a rtd with
Plah. Froufrou, complttaly drvaerd,
but with a blan k ,t wreppe
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oornar, t w o or thraa o f tha nalgh
•kht# who baol g r o w n to know ami
Iota tha b##utlful but B#d lltUa lady

Home," ahe wept and
heraelf to ba earned In
out of the room.
At the g re a t Sartor la
aervanla lined up In tke
Ceorgee, carrying Froufrou
arm ,, addreaatd the butler.
Iladame'e room pul tn order,
coma home."
Froufrou united weekly
OebrWl. I'v e come borne, at
"W ere m ighty glad, HIM
answered happily. "You woe
long m ough. Don’t go no

M l«y "

Hbe im lled her thanka. A *
chlmrd. Sb a ilateoad b a p ]
'T h a t', my pretty clock !" one
"Take ma to my anting room fleet."
"Yea. G eorg**." eacU twed L eulee.
~Tak, her In there whore ltd wejwp,
Pick called M liiy , waited until her own room I* reed *." '
H , nodded and made hi* w ar V&gt;
Mrama to b e a la fp iD g r ig h t the atalre, reaching the little aafOW.
away i
F e lic ia n a w b la p era d
Pick raq ahead, arranging W e
On* of the neighbor* Iraokrtl up cuahlon* on the aofa. LoulM. haht
*lt might be better If wi; slip lug ilfb ily to reorgte'e hand, feK
away," he **ld softly,
lowed.
FtUclane looked ml him uno-t
"Y ea pul me down," Froufldn
talnty. "She wished we-uil would •ighed aa Oeorgea placed her gent­
■tay till her sister comes back ly on the aofa. "Y eu r armn n d g
with her hueband s o * he could Ur tired — etrong as they era," '
thank everybody."
"AhII git a coear. M lm y,'
The other nodded "We
’W e ‘ re phased
pbai
cried happily,
to wait,*' he answered
"but let
Froufrou Looked about her. " W E I
11# wall downstairs Instead
The a beautiful room ! What a fr lio d b
others agreed and they slowly filed room! Hy, bow good It Is to f ,
out of the room.
her*, In my own room a g a la ." A n
MUi*sy deahly loves com pny." stopped w eakly. T h a n k yon. Salute
P ick sighed, aa they left, "It#aide* Catherine,’' she murmured. "HOW
day mint no mu’ danger, is dcre,

1 am. How kind gon

DoclahT"

?1S

J 7C

u:/*

Tuna Flakes

Phillips Pork &amp; Beans 2 for I J ^
Palm Island Sliced Pineapple

|7C

SS i

25c

Tall Argo Red Salmon

Flavora Fresh Prunes 2 for 2 S C
Cuban Avocados

10c

each

A W i w tm lU d araeiA f.

F tk C T H ltY T

13c
2 lbs.
Stringless Beans
basket........10c
Hiley BeU Peaches
Sweet Corn
doz.
H l»

Hamburger 25c

Chops lb

PICNI-Ha

ra tu rr

P ig Feet each 5c

Butter

i i n. n o .

• o m iM i

Pure Lard

11c

Stew

lb.
n t'.r.r

lbs.

BY HAM FISHER

NO HANDSH AKE

’T e e e m t k **k • » U a . "

Which opened (lowly. L out** «tood
( I the Ihreahold, Georgia by bar
Nd*. F ro u fro u * face contorted
between t e n r e and
laughter.
•Qeorgle!" aba arlad.
“Hello,'' ba answered.
•Hallo" aba amlUd.
•Boo, boo — " ba shouted.
•Boo—" aha onewared, remembertog Instantly tba tu n a Ibay bad al« | » f ftliy td lA fftn ir.

T ba doctor pul hla hand on tba
ahlJd'a abouldar. "Quiet, llttla man.
T o u r mamma'a too llrad l a play to­
night. dual hlaa bar, oloefy.
Georgia run to b - r bad. “Oh.
Georg!*," aba want and' pul bar
band out waahly, laugh in g a Utlla
aa bar aoo, sobered, began to cover
bar (M a w ith quick lltUa klaqaa.
"W a ll play tomorrow, mamma,"

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D A N D U N N - SECRET O P E R A TIV E

ANDYOU'LL FlNOf *000 MOONIN*,T1H I
UNDERSTAND YOU LOST
VOUR-JOft AT THE HOME
BECAUSE YOU, FAILED
TO MINB IN BABB.
I’D LIKE TO HELP YOU
}SET YOUR JOB BACK7&lt;r"

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WOBKED T H E M FCB T W 1 K T Y
V E A » AN* TM #X CROOKEDI
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AN* T H IS J U M C C H A N
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about

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ME TE LU N * VUH
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Skunk H u Top Speed
Of 8 Miles Per Hour
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ran

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cbaaing

everythin g.

Waata a l en e rgy .
U r * . C oo o to D augharty'a W ad*

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IM

sac

at a pit/ even flalnte C *
lie nodded grimly "I'v e told you can'tl make c
me wall! I'd be to g**4
before, there's always danger with
I'd turprla* bar!"
the heart after pneumonia "
Louisa stemmed tha tearv
UUi
W UM»
“ An' ah tote you ah mint worried ■larted al Ibl* faint evidence o
oC( U‘ v
T w o fortune tellers said shed live gay and mlseblavoua Froufrou 1
to b# ninety - ”
once had adored "You'll get
Froufrou opened her eyes and darling." ahe comforted.
p u l her hand on her heart
She
"The danger'* all past," Georgae
drew a sharp breath; half in re­
added reaaauredly.
M
lief. half In surprise
Froufrou smiled. "Yea. Tba daja**The pain's gon#'," she exclaimed,
er a all poet. Froufrou will
She smiled up at the doctor
urt anyone again."
•rWsra you frightened?" she asked.
**Not a bit.’* he answered quickly.
Louie# fait to bar kaeao
*T was," she answered weakly. tha aofa, "Darling," aba crl
H e r eyas turned tow ard the door own darling. U f dearest.

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’ T h e LooknuIs unit the Leesburg genre l»«illi Si tin* bier iiful Drown
I m h -i i m H ' l i r h
|«
i 1, i u *
a
lim«a#m Yaralay
Gnniloliere divided a twin
bill
AT « 4 % ro lll»
Tho l/Kiktiu1* will play at lh»*
SI, Al««af|R# at «Anf»ral
b f r e yesterd ay aflernn on
when
H U H
la % IIB.
* m &lt;nit ifft uf Piitnikd
lorsl park tonight nnd will hr
.M anager Nellie l.earh'v
fo rce , i.ia :* u i fiii
|re I , tpral 4 1 M.iylrara^ *
Dor I r (ft tha S' A jifuntm# Ramin
♦#i-rtf| i f
1r.tl |M *h Il i a Cl | l,OMI|lll h
raptu red lh&lt;- ow n in g nffnlr hy Am..id . r
ill s regular Florida Slat# L#i k p
■ aenre n| » in 1 and Manage* 111*eraW.tit
A M c n im i.r 4i.i r.
till I til*.
M
1
blanked'
“ Raw M ea l" R od g er,'
I Kir A U
Miariag r r Huiig* rm has riot an*
k•-Intral
1 * f 1*
i
1
t i e f!on&gt; In the
aeron.l
by n liriiimriia if
Iran
I 2!
nuum-Pif hrk ifartirig Ini r l«*r Ini'
(
in|
a
r
Natr Vrark
l‘» 21
oeora o f I In t
I
•' ih npi-rti-i| lo In* .Im* Finih'r
•Jnl.r | ||,
W.** King Iran
' 71
~ Drtw een HOD nod 11110
f a n * 1 VlialtBff' i (i
I n m i IY '
:* 7“
curvf* ImiII acr whu mad*1 a f r * a t
1 rrqwded Ihe Hanford
Munietpal till lit li |J
f*h l |.pm1o&gt;||&gt;|i |;i
** * 1
hit with (ha Lkih h#n* last Wrrk
• 'I i m u r o
I'1 1
-A th letic Field fo *ee the LookTttftdld
when lit! hurlnl 1a mil inr *
uf
hi
l , o Ml#
ii :i
o u l, grab a one-run lead over H A N h M t l l
llrow lla V M l e r d m
ha H.hall,
Ifi.witm 2 a f'liiroifra
i
ilh e vlallor* In Ihe fir .t innm r K MgE* M*J Jit
It raaVbg| i f
Til# lm«* up for ths
visit mi/
Hi
L ra ii li
Ml 7, N * w
V •••H •
(o ff
Jim
M ahafey,
.inndnher P i l l n m n 4Ij
i ’ I m v *• 11» i m ,
S,P1iltni|F l |,|! i i i
d'li h haftrrj will include Manjh n y iar, who form erly pitehed with Dbv ii lb
Wf* -tl 111 tt i ••11 1*1, lie. I f . I* 4
!ftir#r |,yli&gt; Jtjtly i*n srciitld ha
f ! ■ ■ » # « Tmdlaiy
'H anford arm altn Orlando
The l-ti na*&gt; &gt;■!! i f
M ihail.
If
S(*w Yijrk ii | Rl |,rani*
It I'lT'r f It AMi
on
flJHIf
tlRU1tjjin k o itle played excellent base- 11*11M#tt M« w-e
MlftlY eii fit• »rli»«|ti|iH,| i
O n rifF lli’ini in left field, C’ar*ar
•bqll behind Dig f ’hef Conic lo r I "mil r- I da •
' ■I'tk i*
Hufnn in renMr fiehl, Tnldy Re
MU O ral air inn in g, but l.eev
L E G A L N O T IC E
tfn^M aii tliird
bai#t
Sammv
[&gt;“ n r knolted the aenre in the
T ft I a I*
T i m f i H f r i T r u t 'll r.
4 YU. Kirkland on
shorfAUip.
Grortf**
hill g
lUfUl fram e and
m the
nvth
KOH
"K H I4 0 M I
I III 4 T l J d l
..
./
..
.
H* nfurd
F IIIM IIM , I# c t l A B i i n i
Hcnwi*igfmlh in nvht fi#ld and
'ptfinfa b c i Umoj ill res
run*
off
,
Krrqrs, MUk. &lt;lt»li#l, flruwti, i f »
i , h u m a n u j i :a n
W
rrnn
rtlrh
ln
g
.
.
rw « liita und one error
I hulli', rontriMii*
Nun* buti#&lt;l m I
filu i nun t a,
i leftim
la-inm .a., I.av i.
Tho I in**-up L»r th# ldookmun
T K e I.n o lo u t. ritn a
l.aelt
,n '1 •
a rn ., 1 ... u
—V* i L ai- t aj. ,
**
i
I iiow jfl, Itlik,
•iral»*l,
U ilitfiry I VI C T I M ! M111.1*4SftKN. ►( r, (. |i*.. will inrhnl# Jno
Ruggarl#
«»ii
UAH' half nf the elxth when Ma , Al„ .,„ , , nU
i i r r - * * \ f*m ld h l».
nrrond hn*o. Win Brown in rentvr
M fe y walked Brow n Bficl
Pit*) J- Jd»i»Afft*r,
%, on is. I'm .
fl H I I I I R F OR F i m . l f 4TIOB
firld, Bol» Pill man on thirtf ba*#.
man In ord er nnd
Eddie Pavia !?•"■,
. ly m u K
; ' . n ........... I V T A T K O F F l O l l f r i A T o
II
,
. . .
, ,
, r*t| Imie hi I,
HI nl An Iki-#l
V l ' T i ' l i K I ' l . l A l l l KN, if II v I dk Pat# Mihalir in left field, Mayo
flam m ed a Ilnilhla (A
left-ren ter irnf-M Htirrlfi.Fr, llr.twn, lir..»
.tftil, If i I pmi I, hi* iliikiutwn (i t*j r n
Eddie
"IsM to score llrow n.
M anarer " ' v
t&gt;»u»»U plav«. Ur»i*»
«*» « l I n * , I * &gt;■3«t *■#■,
,|pvl*#p*.
»' r leangAlori in right fieldtl
L .
, .a»t«he|, Pliimnn lo ItuuuArlo Ira i r n f i O a i , a n t all foreran# ImbliiK Bavin on fir*it b » if, fleorga Def i « t h sent Jn k n Hunch to thr* hill l u , u M % ua bHIM&gt; i J m\ iiru
nr t hil min g ■ny r i g M .
lit I*. rar
M f the (Dura ti&gt; rsliove Jltfahnfcy I Hkinfnnl » Bus* on bulla off At*- I n l i f f h l In nnd (u Ilia frallovr I n P&lt; R 3niiii &lt;ui nhoylRtop. Don Cofitre*
raA or Dutch Holland behind th •
•od ho r t t ir r .l f j.n g .to n , M ihalic'
I- »tu...J. * Mt.„* it
ri),nt land, l o - w l l :
h
N ' y ’ nf SK\% of
N W V4 o f
Plata und -Ine Binder on th# hill.
Obd Jo e Itoliainua In order.
M lt r raff V U t u f f e y &amp; In £ Bi li k.
NK S». Ila»* |h* FelJil I t f*#! I
1‘aaNfrt
Kalla,
&lt;*0hlrer.«4
T he vled ori gathered another •‘ti'ik
*if
Hart Iran I,
TtiWnahlp
J1
W I mi l u g
piirh vr.
Ilah B f f « r
l»n*
H«i*i I h, ft Bug a 30 I'fliNi
Cun* i j rati and aarh uf you.
$g|r In Ih f aovvitth atania and a iait |illih*r i%iok
llmplr#* M*■
(Hllllnif I tier#* niiir# Of 1*n*f
Tha nniiirr uf (hla full |# a anil
p ile again in th e eighth to finch I ,.i uNo himl Hi«y«l Time, 1 lit.
iii I hi* T o w n
«f
I.i i d k w i h h I,
tri i|ula| ilia 114la* uf Ih* iluiv( ila
(»h r*»-f»r*|a(l In Plul
Huuk
I.
PM-rltiad Imndf In Ih* I‘iinipluloBnir,
th e conical. Thu leiokoula alert*
»K&lt; i n n (i t t i r
|Miga* I f Iff 31, uf (Ha |»UIII I r
Harinnn I'l Jann, •! at. (ha owriars
0&gt;lka tally lt| Ilia ninth when He i.K F .a m n u
rarrard* o f
Hamlnula
( ‘ cniniy,
1liar anf
i
I
ru
it
t
11
P In r Ida
IWiNK A S H Ol tl ir. llP .D al HmBum ua tingled In le ft field and
Ai null] i f
Yrati find tmeh o f f o i l ar* h^raliY frail,, Plrarldn thl*
2nd day of
5 « n l to ■•eelid whan C o n treral McAIfiMmii 2li
ra*|iiir#ie In Rpptiir |u Ih* hill l&lt;&gt; J ii na. A J* I M *
alnglcd. Conk filed out In right lifew i na
o v iir.H N ooN ,
(fillr I fill# In (hla raiia* *m M*m
Kl*k 21*
Clark
day. i h * i*h, (lay o f Julv. A,
O
fle jd and ltliirfiu in filed nut In f‘iFHtniann
Jf
l!»3», a l Ih# f o u r I H our # In Nan
Hr A If W K E K H
ra n te r hut llr o .r i
tingled
In flftla r
t»apuly Clark
fnrd. Hamlnnl#
('minty.
Kln rhl i.
a nd upon your fa tl ur * to appanr. HEH A HI'KKH, JR*
l e f t to acorn llelCmmn. Ifnweeer,
M b i w a l l |*
Huiirlinr for CompInlnBAta.
iina wtr nr iiUatL
a
d» cr *#
pro
f lt b ia n filed nut to Onla to end llunrli «
rranfaNNu wil l b » f pt#Tf(l n j » l n &lt; ( &lt;HrAi,y
tile first an con ‘iter.
•• lb the accnnd c o n t e t , &gt;lan- ■ AToltla
BFOIIII
* g a r Rodgera at'lll the lalrat nd* It til# * Hi. 31*
llmwn
cf
dltlon to the
lo o k o u t
hurling
1*1(1 man 3!i
CotR to the mound, nnd Dutch Mlhallc If
Schneid er, who u ae nicked fo r Lartfslnn if
I *BV|» 111
C y two h it. dm lug ll.e aaven- |)NMiniu«
Ing oontaat ftrhuuldrr mad* a fo u lfafd * i
' O R K I N E X T E R M IN A T IN G CO.
h it with tho local fon t in hla Hell na hi «r |i
D E C L A M I F IG H T T O F IN IS H O N
I l ull ii mt II)
ra b u t.
)fa hod arvon uf
the
.G ondolier, going down via the
TaU Ii
II
♦
• I»
a —ha Hat, fur (lokal In Till
etrlkeou t
route
whllo walking f.aanliiil
g
•11 B—C
two.
Hun fur tl
OBI ISO
•
Krror*. Iliillniitl, Hi ah. Hnd* tial"
Schneider forced Ilia g.mie tn
R A T S , R O A C H A , FLEAS, M O TH S,
(ail In. I'lllm an I. 1*«n*»lon A«
V E R M IN , BED BUGS A N D A L L
J O hla way and at nu tn ila n c" • IrIil UrOuWRn. Dr*w» 4. Dararnua
*H ng the Contnat wna he In 1. iinla. Mehnalder. Thr*#-l»a*B hll«
O T H E R IN S E C T PESTS. FO R C O M ­
llmwn, Flltm nii
Doiibl#
plav",
th e elighteal nit o f lrouble.
firawa, Mrflowin lo (Inbal,
l,* ll
P U T E E R A D IC A T IO N , C A L L US.
.T h e Lookouta ncured In the »»n Ijemui, l&gt;*«nur(i i. Ha rtfrar»| .1.
1
fo u rth when Brown lilpled to fln«# on balls. off Ma*w#ll
1. HtfucV n'»t, by M il*
MMtar field and arm ed on
an HrhnaUUr
wall I. HrhnH.Uf I Hit by plfrhG n a n a tw f’
a c to r on P llm an ’a groundor down ar. ti v Krhn#M#r COnU). |Tmprr#«.
MrMi|11n
and
flofd
Tima,
I
!
l
.
t w 'th ir d .
I’ ltain il looh aecnad
OR tho M in , piny hnd nenred
DANN LKAOH MATCH
w han lo n g ito u iduglod t» right

mu.

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Ranfnrd Is ■The Only C entral
F lorida C’ily A ffo r d in g Hall. H ig h w a y
And W a ter Transportation

S rin in olr I m u llv I ’ rodnrrs
M .tir hi ml \iul \ #■«•&lt; t iLb- * Ihuii Any,
Slintl.ir \ i, i lo \ m rtica

M em ber Associated Press

V O LU M E X X IX

Commissions T o Be

S A M U K I1 .

F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y . J U N E

21. l!M s

F.sliililishcd In fills

SHATTERED CARS OF O L Y M P IA N ’ YIELD CRUSHED BODIES

Elmer Benson Leads

S en t Into Spain In
M o ve T o End Strife
Delegates Of Major
Nations To S e e k :
Evacuation Of All
F o r e i g n Soldiers

In Minnesota Farm , |3&lt;3
L a b o r Nom ination

H ankow Defenses
Strengthened By
C h in e s e F orces

Sem inole CountyJ "V!''
v “ '*?Labor Race ;‘-f *?1
rarnier,

Agai n Leads In ll,;,n |’,,r ttmr Ro1
.
p u ltlii a n
\ s | )ir ;in ts
Celery browing
.. ...................... Barrow Nominated

Loyalists Relations
Rains, F l o o d s Halt
Severed Bv French Jap Offensive On
Meanwhile Desperate
Fighting Rages In
Bills Near Valencia
LO N D O N . .1iin&lt;- _&gt;|
(A ID
Drli-iru i -,h o f Furo|i&lt;-'-i mujo r tuition.* Imlay itg i'i-il
to
Belli! e\ u Mai mil l ommin-tioiis
to Spain in nil e ffo r l to re­
m ove fnreinn triMip-t from the
2H month* old w ar and Itntain -drove 1*&gt; make
th-s a
m -nil* o f olit-tininir a I run’.
An agreem oir on the evai*m l inn r-miml—i-'M. a feature nt
Ihe revl«ed llrili-li plan lor will*
dinwing alien -t.Mi.-r1 from Spam
war rearhed in a rimming i*lt
ting of a rhiilrman'-* *uh commit­
tee of a 27 nalion iioii-mlrrven
linn committee.
Even Soviet Ru*in, which hilhprlu Kan opposed ill.* frequent nbptarlri in the power-* -enrrh lor
ft (Mi ni*h iieiifi1, ImiwihI tii th»* will
uf tlu* illhi*r ptiwer*.
worki'il im
the
IfitMi « f milt'd In In* su*nl thi*
Spanish govern mint mini I hi* In
Furgent rrgnm* seeking approval
fur the evan intin ii plan*
In Lonriun it wb.i reported Out
France had dealt a *harp blow to
]fe?rtnm*nl Spam a* *h** fell into
C ual
hi effort* to end the civil war.
The Freneh fovernment wa* rrported in rtiri^ lo have decided to
■end a diplomatic miaaion to the
(lu lliv n l
P i « « T w »j

O . *-r 70 I V n - . n l

Temporary Capital
SHANGHAI,
* lim a

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’Conservation O f U.S.
R c m u k m Advocated
■WASHINGTON, t o r t l l - W V Irt National Resoureee Commu­
te, tn * report to Prepldant Rooee•It. b i t nlpfa■ urfod asUblUhtont of • permanent fodarel
looey to rncouraga state. InterUta and regional planning pro-

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wvrg virtually |ir«'pum! In w 11h*tan i any nn«&lt;liiughi whil»- Jitpdn'a
mnrhanitfil sirmy *UII wa* Dogged
in l hi* in11 i of lh» fUitiihrd hall It*
fiidiU and her
air «t)tiadrun*
wrtv giriiindi'd by rain.

From the upllnlfTetl carA of ihe Oly?n|onn. n* fin- vtoiki-it af »■ uliown removing li*'*D* .»(to'
Mont
Havi in .iic l-t 111"k*
t i **»*k u.-iit SiiiiguH,

• tlo iils and r a ft * carried Japan
«***• fo rce s in a g re a t retreat from wuukei* railroad dived into flooded I'u*Ii*r*
l ho fliMMli-d LmltJf* umi* o f It tin*
an pinvinci* whi*r«&gt; a few weeks
ag*» they Imd advanced in lank*
ii rid
truck*
ugainst
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I'll iill*ai* rcsiataucr
Thi* J.ipunisf vvnliiDuwal wa*
regurded as evid en ce that ihe
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cam paign
against
t ’ hcngchow uiid the IV ip in g lla ii
kow ruilwav a* an
avenue
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Hankow had failed.
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jo m il tlhlnrsp capital, naul Ihe
ok Tin nan fhrce«, lilocVed
hy • disastrous flood of the \ el*
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Repercussions On
Indictments For
EspionageAwaited

II HURT IN CLASH WITH POLICE

J a y c e e s Invited
By Smyrna Group
T o Be A t Fishfry

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Following Probe By
-Federal Grand

C o -o p e ra tio n In
Advertising To Be
Sought By Council

Members of the
Mona Club
will meet hi the Valdai Hotel
Wednesday night at 1:00 o'clock
for the weekly mooting. Secre­
tary John Galloway reported le-

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MIAMI, June 21.— &lt;*&gt;— Pan
ATHENS, June 21—bV&gt;-A t v
Inaugurated
verw earthquake shook pails of American Airways
rid* direct passenger service ycitcr
uf day between Miami and Vene
sue la.
Fourteen pasaengvre wore cor
rled on the initial north-bound
north
flight from Maracaibo, Vsneiu\
ela, a SlO-miio water b Dp to
Portau-Prlnce, Haiti, and a ISO
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inquiring about 1ft boon.

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lo place of Ujj. ,|,
cor ion, Mr. Ijirn-y
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club ta li- n trip no the river
oction wa* taken on i ^i*- sugges
Hun.
Mr. Currawuy rc p tirlc l that the
Jayrce Leant if icath.i, project nt
llo- junction of I'tiik oinl Geneva
Avenue* m-nti-il some more work
limit- on It. T h e I-Iul*. Iu*l yeui
s|M.nsrireil (lie beaut trying of tlutriangle.
Mr. Rowlmnl »nni the
mutter would lie token yp nt thu
ne*t directiir's meeting
Th e regular m eeiing
ol
the club will be ebm ig.-.l; l,, gionlng with Ju ly Bu,( f „ r n„,
maimler of |he S.inuim-r two meet­
ing* will be held montblv at Dm
M ayfair Hotel.

* I were Raymond K*der, in niu
ehinrry, •rlmlarrhip, and reading,
whi'e Cullen Wright wa* awanli-d
badge* in ina«|iinery nn.l scholar
•hip.
Eagle Seoul Raymond Kmler
nu-de application foe the Bronze
I'alnt for getting five merit bail
gts beyond the Eagle rank.
In Troop 14 AI Rlgney was pro­
moted to second rlass scout. Wul
trr Schrnaman, A. I). Londre--.
Jr., nnd Charles Vining were also
promoted to second da**.
Byrl
lligg*.
senior ranking
Eagle Seoul o f Seminole County,
now a student a&lt; the University
of Florida *t Gainesville, wo* an
honor guest.
Judge Sharon delivered a short $ 1 0 0 ,(H )0 ,()(J O B o r r o w e d
addrrs* on “ American Citizen­
B y F ed era l T rea su ry
ship".

Severe Earthquake
MiamDVenezuela Air
Is Felt In Greece Service Inaugurated

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Eleven nn-ril hiulire* were awstilril la*t it.ght at the nmnllily
session of Ihe Boy Smut l|on«r
Court hehi at the Junior lliglt
School.
Judge J.-no* (i. Sharon prerideil. Olliers M-rvmg nn the court
were Joe MrUch, W. II. /arhry,
Arthur Uranan, S. J. Nu, E. I.
K ’Isey, A. t.‘. MaiMen, William
Kader,
Scout* awatilrd merit badge*
from Troop A were: Joe Davis,
woodearving, Billy Hollyhesil. pulilie health, aafely, |i«rsori*l health,
bookbinding, ami swimming.
Georg* Eick of Triuip A wa*
promoted to Life Seoul while
Billy llotlyhrad waa promoted to
Star Scout.
Securing met it badge* in Troop

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WASHINGTON. June !l Ms
The Fedrril Guvsntnient Iviifrowiol
yiUO.tHJO.IkJO yesterday f,., ihr.-e
month* at a cost o f 4 cent, |ier
thousand dollars. This wj. ihe
cheapest borrowing in the Treas­
ury'* history.
Secretary Morgen Hunt min-iunced
he sold * 100,000,000.o f ill .lav dis­
count bills for an averuge uf 100,•
*.106 per *100 face Value, irquivi
l«nt to an Interest rale of
.010 p«r cent. The fact Hist bank*
are bulging with l•n■labie rands
apparently accounts for the low
interest.
Some of tka buysrs, Morgtnihau
said, lent Urtir money without
charge, paying |100 for each bill
ft fio o fare value,

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Eorty-iine rm-n were injureil when |Miiici&gt; removril 6AU unent
pinyeil *il-iliiwii striker* who hull occupieil I,ml,ling* at Vunrunvei,
British Columbia, for three week*. Twu nf Ihe injure,I ure shown
lying in the street while officer* rrnium uleit for further eventu
ultlies.

Eleven Merit Ihulges Awarded Last
Night At Session O f Scout Court

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NEW YORK. June 21.
proceeding southeastward to join Wdh IH |H*i^onN already
f ( ‘••(tart* ren Pag;# Tnol
♦lo* federal u»veniment
lKKvk to await |H»nAiblt* iiilerrus*
L»oii;il r« |MOcostiiillA lo*Due |irocretluijr viith ili eipDHlire *'f
a apt vial gruml jury de*cubed nit
4 fnr flung pint to iteal
ii»n defense Beeri't*.
The tiuIkTiinrittn named two of
In nnler In prepare mure thm- fivers of *l»e Cieritiaii wnr ntlir
' uglily Ihe (wreuniirl of Company istry and Id other pvrHonA. Only
D. local National Guuril mat-hiti.- fiuir of IH a»\* in vu*«loily, Ulhert
gun company, for Ihe third army are in Herinany where they are
manuevwia at Ihe annual encamp­ *af» from ei tradition jirmeed*
ment to be held in Alabama thi* mgs
year, u night manuever wa* con- | Ihe federal giand jury with full
■iucU»l byth e company in a re­ approval of Ihe Stale department*
gion *oulh of &lt;hr Golden Lake aec- named the defrndeiila u-4 ronthe
l-niled
lion !»*• night which wa* churac *|Mruliira ugain*l
leriird ■* tucceaoful by Capt. II. Slutea in the loggrAi *py |»h»l in
C. Waihburn, commanding officer thin euuntry Ainre ihe World War,
cf the company.
| Three indiftmtuU, uaniing ihe
e A night problem wa* cho*en 1A fierMin* allegedly invulvnl In
for thr company, Capt. Waah- the gigantic e«pkuuge ring. wer«
burn wtated, because most o f th» returned aflrr Ihe grand jury had
manuever* at Ihe encampment worked five week* aifting an
will be conducted under the rover anmsing chain of avidence.
of darknru, Laat night'a problem
The indiclnirnFa were all lh»
wa* the eomman.l of troops anti more Aiarilmg because of Ih«marching by compaai ralhtr than unpreecdi-ntud act of
charging
by landmark*.
Iwu German war minUtry offi*
I.ieul. Karl Nocdgrrn wa* in riiih, l .ietil, l "um* Olio v on lion in
command nf the troop* and the and Lieut. Com. Ilrntuin Mniirl,
company w»* attrndetl by Major
(( • ■ l l i i o i m Tage T h *I
George DeCotte* and Major Hoyle
of Oeteen, also Lieuta. Preaton and
Wright. Lieut. Bunge waa in
charge o f the transportation -if
the troop* and Copt. Wa*hhurn
tried a* umpire. CapL D. 0, Scott
and Sorgeant Phillip* of the Mediml Detachmrent
see
hmrent accompanied
the
Co-operation of Central Hormanuever to render medical at1,1.1 eltir* anil counlie* in ailier■bunco If required.
slate at
Fair in
by a enmmorning at
of Ihe Ceno f ChimE. Simpson.
County

Tho weakly drill aaaalona of
the local unite o f National Guards
Tho rommit'oo informed him ware held in tho Army last
hot planning boarda now are es- night.
iMbhad to U alt too. and that
May "hare already paon thoir
to Claude H. Ruaoall o f Winter
Park nod Fay Sheppard o f
Orange City rentente/ afternoon
by County Judge R. W. Ware.

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Deep-Sea FisliinR- E\cursitm PtisliHiiicd;
River Trip ’1’i.lkeil

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* nod Huiikow's »I**fo-n-1*« while
l.ipun'-4 ft*ff ft*n*■i v** aguiTiM tho

t . W. Bender Heads Local National
Seminole C o u n ty Guardsmen Hold
Democratic Group
Night Maneuver
Freil W. Bender wa* unanimnii*1y elected chairman nf the Semi­
nole County Democratic Executive
Committee yesterday nt u meeting
Ol the Court Itouae at 3:U0 o'clock.
lira. Ralph (iuodapeed wa* elec­
ted vice-p'rddent end Mian Mil­
dred Knight re-elected aecretary.
A teaolulion wa* parted to be
aent lo Senator* Andrew* and
Pepper, ami to Congreaaman II*ndrkka, rec[ue*ting a ruling on the
employment of peraona other than
bonafide reaidenla of Seminole
County bolding WPA Job* In &lt;hia
county.
Thera are seven peraona em­
ployed b y the WPA, the resolu­
tion Dated, who are not residenU
o f Seminole County. It waa reaolVOd that 'hla ailuation ahould be
eliminated and none but local
- reaidenla be employed on local
work project*.
Tho commtUco went on record
as favoring R, F. Burkholdry for
tho newly created office of jualire of pe«M in the Sixth PreOinet o f Altamonte Springs and
passed a resolution to bo forwarded
Governor Cone wklng that he
given theappointmnL Mr. Burkholder boa no oppoaltlon for the
office.

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newspaper, mol II........ Iropol.lm.
"o- Altoim-y General* office
•Inilie . ..... Ilo-ir help .n the bat i-|e-".-.l ve ter.lnv the court rec111' 10 tet’iiviT Itfttl •ilvrrii'AiiiiT nl |Ii •t r&gt; iulD *l in :i ih'Htli avtl"
t.-rn fi*r Fruiiklm l’iprrt* Mh‘C*ll
Lfroiiridj
l.noiHM citlti'il for rimperalion on %'ltlhl k iilmi|iintf rharif** wa«
l lu injtfft ii**w»it,iiil|4ilin l.i «ii"iiI wil Hi in .|o ii|irif 1*-kf'ii1 for in fur Gnvo
rtUHTUlion
"lU’w foriu-4 nf ri&gt;ni|irtilmtl, llu' Fuiir to |tr*'|mrt» ail
iiiuvi’iiii'tiI Do ilhriritR mlverli^- win lant.
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would Hold MeiTinjf Tonight

iLrent*

•if new legr-litiion that
m-rioii-|y affect, tlm country'*
Jiohti-lu-r* either direr I ly or in
directly.”
lie icfem-d tu ’’atlurki nu Ihe
press -some o f it coming (rum
high plnrtov” during the pad
year, mol termed much nf the
criticism “ a snmke screen— the
tuctles uf publico* who popped
o ff mid when their views did not
look *0 well in print, they
hlumrd Ihe repoitera for
mis­
quoting them mul accused He
edilors of distorting Die imw»."
NOT AIJIIIOHI/ED
The Erickson Funeral ll-muslated today lh-il the inloinmtIon reporting the number uf
bullet wounds found in the body
o f H. Tl. M o m had not lo-en au
Ihoriird by the management ot
the fum-rul home.
PLUNGES

TO

OEATH

I'ONTIAG, June 21.— « • ) —
Harry Shuman, 21, Pontiac gro­
cery store clerk and student flier,
plunged 2,000 feet tu death last
night when a bi-plane fell into
a tell spin.
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The weekly meeting nf thtt
local camp o f Woodmen o f tho
World will lo- held in the Amerirun Legion Dot tonight at 8:00
o'clock with t'onsul foumtandec
Jam.-* G. .Sharon presiding, ae*
rnidiitg tu t*. 4*. Collins.
AI Ihe meeting tonight, Mr.
I'ollins void, plan* will bo dbcussed foe activities o f tho camp
ilmiug Ihe summer mouths anil
ills,, arrangements will ho com­
pleted for nil initiation o f ntW
mciubt-re nt the u-gular meeting
nest week.
All members were
iiig.-d to attend.
Refreshments will bo served
following thu huAineM meeting
by u committee composed o f J.
F, McCIt-llmol. W. 1’. Field, sad
A.
Madden.
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W E A T H E R

W EATHER FORECAST t Tlor*
iila— Mostly
dkiudy,
probablyi
showeet in the south and east
central portions tonight and ■
nesday. Slightly warmer In lb*
extreme northeast portion ..Wad*
nevday.

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‘‘THE SANFORD HERAttJ, BANFORD,. FLORIDA

{The Sanford llcrald

The Industrial System
n*T«in »lr*&gt;sn’t have to look very far

to find a

Judge Miller Sentences Violators
In Weekly Municipal Court Session

STRANGE AS I T SEEMS—By JOHN HIX

Cfl!*e mad'..... .. for industry. The vrnoda arc' full of c
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MH -“
— • riain o f th
machine nyr and i n attendant evil*. T1
m+rmmd: —.
fliH- ■mailer
ii*. si ti* i"«*i ni- H seldom ;i14 vtaice lifted to extoll the benefit* which we
i* I'UfMa, BBirr Ibf
,
■mm mt March H, |M*T, 'Hjoy MITJIlMf 01 * hi? inventive geniti* and energy of
i d u n em ic
imlnatrialial.i,
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I ittie wan. not many y e a r* ngi
pTioi»~R *TK »------vcom m on word, d ru d gery, in
the
..................... t*-** great many |M-o|de. Today that w
tM s 'i anwr it ran no lon ger lx&gt; uaed ho
...................... » i m lum-rliulil 11 ix-m| i

Seven white men were
tried charged with gnmhlmg,
win conby Judge Frank L. Miller yea* timitij. Art! it* Kdwards, eharged
lerday in the regular leaatun of
withpernlarceny
wasdismisaed.
Municipal Court.
j R- C. flreen. charged with i!(iitig
Th-y were as follows; j ,
K business without * lieen-'e, wag
Johnnon, being held for inventdV m huiH L
gatiun, was diamiaae&lt;l. The case
Fletcher Rryant chared with

iwflopt'
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■ ilr r i, mr4i sf, vacuum cleaners,
mmd
mi irnnmjr
juipm^nt
for th* pwfyn * • ! . _ . *
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prolilem ix keepiri]
I f il l i l a i n lH .
piixhmg tuition*.

of J. V. Johnson, charged wilrl
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rumbling. estieaUd a bond of
speeding, was continued Robert
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Th«* case c»f
&lt; unningHem* charged with being drunk
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w cR e oNce o s 6 p &amp;y frsm ch
tP &amp; W t o ''DC'CNCftfilJE'fM t

in an automobile, was sentenced
to pay f ‘.T» p t a|Hmd 50 days in
j»il. Thr ra.tr of llrrbrrt ltrn
tor rh.ntr.1 with .Inin* buxtnna

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,1 cxciirsinn in to 'hi* cou n try with ttuIbf larffti rlllH /
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nil experience not unlike « nix-day bicycle
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nK,H r t h r o u g h the iiiwttl. the d iffe re n tia l aonnil
■ tb .r .io mg like h keg o f nail*, the m u ffle r dan glin g behind and
ill lean', three lilow-cmt.x. T h e old man would he covered
with dust and gruaxe. Iti.x w ife a nervoun wreck, and the
Irh ildrrn black ami tdue fm m humps rcceivetl when
1he
springs collapsed.

Contras', this picture with conditions existing every
day, in every town, in almost every family. The cnr, the]
B I B L E V E ILSK F O R T O D A Y cheapest on the market, can do seventy miles an hour
with jierfeet ease. Its hsiks and riding comfort eipial
hose of cars costing many limes as much. It can stand
all manner of abuse and never give any trouble. The
worst thing that can happen is an occasional puncture and
his Isn’t much o f a problem, what with the latest
methods of changing tires. In the old days it required a
contort ionis , four crowbars, and a stick of dynamite.
We take the rntlio. the talking movies, air condemning,
1mammmilh ocoan liners, streamlined trains, and luxuri­
ous a'rlinrr* all ns a matter o f course, never realising that
behind *11 ‘ hex,- was a system, evil in ways perhaps, hut
nevertheless tin the whole a good system, the industrial

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N rcror. tried werr ax follow , ' Solomon t'.illin,, held for inGenrge Itryant.
charged
w ith [ vr,ligation and liirrrny, vrm» di*drunkrnnrxx, wn, r n lr ik . il
i„m n .M il
William Henry Jackson,
pav I", or .pend If. day* in jail ! rhargrd with larceny. wa* di»Rirhar.l Mslhix,
charged
wilh * TH-seri.
K'dx-rt James
W ll«y.
rerklr.. driving, *■&lt; tran «ferr.*l charged with (o-til larrrny, was
to ihr rm in iy. On
a
arrnnd dismissed Foxier Smith, rharged
rh ,r*r of dixorderly rondiirl. hi, with .loin* huxiiiexx without
a
r»* r wa, also tr«n»frrr&lt;-.l lo th&lt;- Iwrnsr. wa« dtsmixwsl.
William
Tounty
Ma.lry, rh»r*oil with
pllfrring
Thr raw o f
t’h ritrr
A ll.n ami Inilrnng. was dismij.mi.

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1*&lt;I be ghid to have him bark.

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WHUM TH ItIIK is
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That, how.or'rr I .tray anrl range,
Wattn'rr 1 do, Thou do.t not
jh 1 ateadier »te|i when I rreal I
That, U I -tip. Thou do.I not fall
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uf the body, terminating In apera

Hankow Defenses JCzaFs Granddaughter Delegates Of Major
^trcnffthpnpd
Rv 18 Married
I*1 Ron*c ENations
To Seek
s ir e n g m e n e a » y
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Japan tell, all other nation, tn
(&lt; t M l of the trouble area in ( hiDa ao aa not to run any danger Hble amount of enmmon ftrnnf
pt getting hurt. Thn “ open door”
at China la gradually chiring.
D n y lti an advrrae celery &gt;eaMR. Sanford la enjoying a building
boom and tta merchant, are InnkiRg forward with greater nfitirnlani
M the proi pect of the future.

S A N K )R D T W E N T Y Y EA R S AGO

. flfag Schmeling will nni only
’•hi flghtiAg for the heavyweight
title, ha will he fighting for tho
r allege of remaining a German.
ha faila he might juat aa well
Bill bla return ticket.
f t TVs train wreck In Montana,
Mating nearly 80 Ihroa, focuses
•Mention net on the danger of
railroad travel but upon Its comF*r«tI ts safety. This la the fin t
•M l am■■hup In many years. The
day used to be that train wrecks
Yep* newspaper.upplled with
their Mggeat bead I
Thn buelneea upswing in not egnrtsd bn be felt WitU next Fall
pd than 1* wont gat Into high
Wt IMM1 early Spring, so the t v
Wta tali ns. WeuidnY It ba await
■Wn Mu Id have aa btterlm durtg which Hma hualnea, na liber
M hotter ner wuraa—Juat a long
III pprlod o f normaloy—then a
.Ram might be able to tall within
UO percent what his receipt.

I seams to us poor psychology
■toted young people that there
no opportunities left la the
4d today, that the frontiers
« nil gene, tent big huiiaaaa
i throttled all chance* of adm w i at. Sanford ha# teen wvl Bf Us young men going right
thn bend nf tha aiaas during
,currant depression. Winning
-Ufa! nm gnltbo have been
a S r I*. Byran Stephana, and
IBM HoUaclew, and there am
By' teaser lights who are mak' name, h r themselves In ell
te o f tha atete sad Milan.
R ‘ngr awn efftep, we have
B throe yuuag men taka advan-

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Repercussions On
Indictments F o r
Espionage Awaited

LODI,
Calif.—OPt— Mra. Ar­
thur Scott claims to b o n la first
woman to vote for a President of
the United fltates. She explains:
Whan Wyoming became a slate
In 1M)0, women retained the suf­
frage granted In territorial days.
Mrs. Scott's husband, an alectlon
officer, opened the polls for tha
I ISO. elect ion two hour* ahead ot
schedule to accommodate n friend
who waa leaving on n business
trip. Mrs. Scott voted than, for
Benjamin Harrison.

CUMBERS ESCAPE

KALIIIPONO. Indtec-(i»Y-H.

W. Tllmaa, tea leader, and three
teembtoB Bf a BriUah onpeditteo

PERPIONAN, France — (AY —
Andorrans who lived by smug­
gling before tho war *between
Spaniards now have n m w Ram
In thalr list— man.
Tba price far man la the aame
aa Um price for mafehaadbo—
four frames par kilogram or ate
canto b poand.
Smugglers bi thn little Pyre­
nees BMNfetotn republic reason
that fat man In Spain should pay
mom than thin mart to ba smug­
gled a erase Urn mountains, for
UoyVo mere difficult to hide.

He wua a son of one of Ohio'*
moat prominent families, Judge
and Mr*. Chat tea Willard Mur­
phy a Ron born into that leis­
ured class, which in Ha usual
|H»MAension of leisures is given
ovrr to study of intellectual pur­
suit*. From Kenyon College he
graduated, majoring in business
economic*. The licginning of hii
life's work was in Washington.
D. C., specialising in govern­
ment contract*. He was connected
wiih the Farm
Administration
and the Department of Agricul­
ture, district credit and collec­
tion manager In the rcglonaT o f­
fice of tho old crop producti m
loan officerepresentative
in
charge of the Atlanta office an 1
later, upon formation of Produc­
tion Credit Corporation, he wn*
tho eapert organiser of the Civil
Service Commission
and had
charge of the formation of pro­
duction credit associations In the
Third Ijind Rank District and

ROME, —June 20 — MV~Prlne&lt;aa Irena You»«oupoff, daughter
of Print! Felix Youaaoupoff who
fnMIntitfl Cfim Ca*« On*
I. aald tn have brought about
Bpani-h Insurgent regime follow­
the killin g.of the Rumalan ntonk
ing iral ng nf the frontier against
Kiaputin, waa married ye.tenley
. aid In Barcelona,
Into Bhanal provinca for1 -a waw
loj Maui*
Count m
Niehola.
Rcheremieteff.
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cn o iii ocnvrrrniVMriii.
^
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A .Spanish government aourre In
try at penetrating the Chlnree
Chinese
The bride ^
I, lhff
the g
gn
enmmunixt rtronghold, Iadjacent „ f , ,|,trr of thp muri|cretl Caar' ft-mmcnlmg on the French action
Bhenni province,
'Nicholaa II nf Ruaaia, and thn. 'hclared:
'Thit might be dlaaatroua for
Only hy an invaalun of Shsnai daughter o f I’ rinrraa Irinl Michrould thr Japgnrae hope to cut atlovitch She la a daaerndant nf
''But then ‘France haa the privi­
o ff the Soviet Rueaian supply , 'he Ruaalan ruler Peter the Great,
o f munitions to Gen. Chlang
The mother,
Prince*, trim. lege of changing har rnhtd again
Xai Khrk'a nrmiea,
t hreught suit In Lmdon In IBM If the non-lntarvcnllon plan to
A Japanese apok.am.n nald N t
*2.000.000 agabut Metro- evacuate foreign volunteer, fal!a.M
The development In Parti waa
Chinese inrcea in 8ha»M had ba.n tloldwyn-M.y.r
Picture,
Ltd,
taken here aa Implying than
reinforced lately to a atr.agth o l . ^ f t * •*“ . » “
^ **
might be a mediation effort in the
b.twaen tOO OOO U *00.000. ImM*. J « “ VtLmram of ^
X
tho Spanish war by major 'European
powtra.
But obstacles (tDl wore grant
fnea from North China.
*1BOJXJO.
tinea both aidea in tbn eonfilet
appeared Irreconcilable.
The government militiaman and
Insurgent veterans tsday foegbt
a dap*rats battle for three miles
af lew-lying hUW along tba seatcm Spanish rra it* pnaaaaalnat of
wklek might dot ids atkw fake nf
tba province.
Valencia.
Ceetlauea rram Pa*e Owe
The spokesman declared the
If tba government could hold
with direct parlleipallun In tba
Chine** ware attempting to doout u t il fortifications ware com­
.■plottage ring.
stray Yellow River dikes on the
Tho objective of the elaborate pleted an a new dafsnaa 11m U
northern, or Hhanai, aide of the
spy ayate to. the todktmenla In- miles south. General Jena K iaji's
mighty river to farllttata their
military ebanewa a f atalamajlng General
attack*. The flood In Honan to dire tad, waa to aUal
•Vtattoo se cre ts, including
de~ ' Franco would be greatly incraaaad.
the south waa believed to .have
signs
uf
American
war
planes
roMbed its crest.
Chinese sources reported SO,*
000 Japanese already warn in ­
tents from Hanar) northward to
offlciala were mentioned directly
amlet banl-prvased gurrtaona.
-faulted o f secret agents, aa la
tha usual procedure In espionage
dlaelesurne-waa expected to cre­
ate a ticklish diplomatic situsDALLAS, June 21.— GP)— 0.
Horn
ateae U definitely Ineolvee
B- tteeley, puWisher o f Tho

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Andorrans Turn To
Claims To Be First
Woman To Cast Vote
Smuggling O f Men

Ml HHtY

\* it not but fitting that a tic
voted little family
nhould
tlo
honor to a wonderful father and
eumpoiiHin T Loyal friend.* did
honor to the memory of Kenneth
Murphy a* he lay
just
two
monthsi ago in the little chapel
of the church of the Holy t rut?
Death removed in him one of
the » triking figures of life hi*.
w»,* a vigorous pcraonalily, m e n ­
ially and physically « p* rHnniil
ity that would nut and could not

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S kaow You’ll tr*»l him iiw f.
nic*.
"Sot he's really lids of ran*.

Dellas Newa and The Dallas
Journal, yesterday
saoounsed
w o sale of Tho Dallas Journal
to a saw company which also
bM purchased Tho Daltea Diepnteh fraoa tho Seripya teagwo
• f nawipapere. Tho new pfteraooa newspaper, The Dtegateh-

Journal, win start pahUratioa
Joly 1. Incorpora torn bra Karl

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without m licrnxr, «■&lt; coniinnr.t.
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W.ltrr FealrT. rhnrtfrii with rrrlt
l*»x dHvinc, a, ili.miaxrd. C. J. 1oun,&gt;' Che- ca-r
uf Ri.hrrt
Gustatann. charged with rrrkUxx l.awrcnc* rharnt-.i with breaking
driving » . &lt; givrn a »u*p*ndrd ■ln'l mirring. wax amn tianxfine of
i f&gt; rroil to the liiutlly.

O o se c N T&amp;RpW N
Uj

ii.im, charged with breaking
entering, was transferred to
t imnly. Thr
of Bi.hop
|rn&gt; char|[rli w)(h hr,.ll|lmB

riV lioublr* w» rt? hi*. It was h#»
wim» wr r.ifignl a coiilerrncc fur
the S&lt;»uih FloruJu Water
'UTvution Commit tee at Rolling
t’ullrg • with Marvip
McIntyre
secretary io the prraidefit, Tlnv
»»&lt; i|uv tn Hin invaluable run
pi-etiun in W'aihingtap. Hr to«»k
no time f&lt;«r complete rvlaiat ion.
11 takr.t th.- 1'immgr of a aiililirr
to
overcoipr
the
rmntD&gt;nal
at rain* that play ii|wn thr hraii
firing* anti a tunny ili*p&lt;Mi’ am
to r»*|»rl illxrnrda that thrra’ni
thr harmony of life
Hr wan » member nf I Hi* Kin*cttpal f'hureh ami to thin chonh
hr gavi* Hh vnier for y^ars until
hi* ntrrngth failnl him.
A fine* man finally ha* lain
4mvp to rp*t brnrtath a carpet
t&gt;f grrrn, nn old oak trr*% pro
tM-trd by an rvrrla*|mg hrdr**
and watched over by, a* al wa y*
to him. hh child whom he InvM
better than life ilaelf.

Always A Leader

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Lawton of Oviedo, took place last
evening in the Frances O t a p*-l of
Knowles Memorial Chape of Ro
lins College m W i n te r Park

TUESDAY
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wiener rna*t at Luke M s i y a,
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negTOoa mailt* n ilarine ratape
yeatarday from lhe aky»crapor
county jail in which
Krnnklin
Piarar McCall, cun»Iclo&gt;I in lhe
Caah kiilnapinu caw, ha&lt;l horn
confined.
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blanket* and made their
way
outalda the building frum thoir
call on the eighteenth flunr l » the
room at a Jail rook. Albert I*.
Hof I, dlrvctly beneath their coll
on the aevanteenth floor.
They aluned H off unconacloun,
braaktnr hla jaw In two plareal
and In f Hell »B o th er injuriea. and
flad'doWn the ataira.

OVIEDO
The Oviedu Lion* (,'luh met nl
Tuesday for their first
nuel injf since the charter was
piesented at the recent ban&gt;|uet
Uepri'senlativea
were
prrsent
fiom Ihe Orlando Club, which
sponsored the Oviedo organ m
li'in- w* re James Hurge** and
I.ink Harnea. The meeting wa*
held jointly
with the Oviedo
Mini'* Club, and because of Ihe
fact that practically all of Ihe
number* of the taller club had
Jnlnrd th* newly orx*niied Liana
Hub It was unanimously deckled
to disband 1he Oviedo
Men's
Club. President r. W. Talbott
officially declared the organisa­
tion diaaolvrd.

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TV* prumtiers, Sidney Uatnr,
IS, tod Tem inra Barrett, 1'J,
&gt; balnv held fur loveiUratinn
had no criminal record aaj
aa authnritlea warn awarr.
E. Nelson, aaaUtanl po.
chief, laid window washera
hlljr Had unlocked the iron
The ordinary ring* of human
frills that guard the window*.
hearing I* over nine octaves.

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because they give me more
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I ever sm oked— bar none.

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f •* *1 f b l-i r gc-F i- '"I
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Th.
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T h e ceremony was performed by
Mr.
and
Hr F r e d A T u r n e r of the Kir - 1
hove
had
a*!
MrthodiM Ch urc h of Orl and o Her
I
i
Th e junior* «»f ’ h« Daily v*» n u n Sii*wrt!._ iirir,ni&gt; i, mid \ I m
Mr and Mi
\ lh* i
t ♦mu'll x iT
n , r **‘
Ali en i.f O r l -n *
ration Bible St h ..| liM fir.l * &lt; li
an* spending
s m ic
tum
b- • to
l. or in u R u m Ho, violinist p U y e d the
interest yeatcni*&gt; l*» their art
with Mi
i &lt;1011011 v - pmre tit
f
M«
-h
wedding music,
trNchrr, M m
Ih ld m l
llabo&gt;* k.
M r and I I r F L. W o o d r u f f |and M f ' A R ConnolK
The bride wore a tr aveling •
i
who i* art tenrhor m the •py .m l
und Fr ank W o o d r u f f, I I I ,
art*
tume, u beige silk nil! wi h B i d
county Behind*.
Th ere
i*
v ill
•pending the summ er x i 't l i n g at
Mr*' Helen f •«mi*fon b
- h T a n accessories, mul hei col
time for t-niolInmnL It* f a ir
t■i*•
11r nd rrx*nv )M »
N- C.
rived from Helulh, Mum i * o r •&lt;.f
- ugt was of Tali snian roses.
much o f the couf'e ha bet u coy
the Slimmer here with |«&gt; f-u nn
I
------------Mr.
Ijawtn
n
i»
a
grailunte
of
erfdMr
ami
Mm,
Ed
R uh r man Mr ami M r - y
I milli on.
Th e mibjiet. " lb . -ivt-t m g the Mn i ins College, and i* a sane onfeil “I'enl
Sund ay
aft ernoon
at
f 1*i• \ | i(Sh 11,
11 \
P»
Nelson and
Co mp any of
Master T r a i l *' w .u hi " ighl *'ll: with
Uayt on a (inarh when* thi-x \isit
i J.: :&gt;.jw * i rt'c- xi i
Mis- Kmthe inn I,m ion U r
Oviedo.
in a c o n e t et** w i n
in
'h r
,« i I
oil Mrs H R Stevens and Miss dux f««i Cumb* i 1*411-1 Md
i .itHlJjti I !.l
M i l Fgi
sf
M m Linger, graduate of Flo*
work ye^terrlay Th e *ij|ij«-rt w t
K'-heerM S te ve n . X a*a| i*f . .
rt &gt;
I.
V*
i vis Ring heir foi the pu*l t
illustrated by jiirtiir.’*
*»f
*.»i| ida Stale Cijllegr for VVoinrit. has
x icbt in thi
Lift
uI
h
*
giM'sf
of
Ml
and
year
been oh thboats, airplanes, r n s e r i ‘1 w -i g u m , for the past
Mias F 11?j *h«*th Stewari *»f Mu fi,.
B I[* (,1-t.f. . “t i n * ............
I K I'le-toii
ami Indian I r m N . I hut the
win f a m i l y of Cherokee J tin mo High m n . Ha is visiting here ms the
- i\ lot l i t pc i’cr'i I t ‘
School
in
Orlanilu.
t Hi* n nitghl he p t i - u i l .1
giieat nf M r
and
Mrs S if
in!
i *l i ul 111 ' inti
l b'
I '• ' 1 l L' ‘
'I i II
II
Cnnrnlk
biief xvcihlillg trip* Shinholsrr at their home on Oak
Fol lowing
clearly to the mi ml* of the ti n
¥ t*
Ml r lit |I W4 - h ' I •o 'I ill
dAugh'er
M&lt;Jklarx
t mi
Mr. und M r- l.uw ion will be at A venue.
ilrnls,
b |'| • «
n », hHi r -&gt;r cl u'»
of l^ikclan*! vistted Hn
I •■i ih.
Much i n lr rr s t Wns shown hv home st IU FJ Rldgewimd Avenue, I
H l .i
- , Ml I U I' ll s*l illl .
week end u - guest- of Mi
and
Hr
undo.
M r and M r* F It Slow*' uii*
the students und they evpie -■ d
■ 1,1 i-i hi i pi -i*lu. mg -* t
Mr\ |* f onncllv
eagerness to h u n g tub is,
] daughter. K velyn u»e visitin g in
fi1* it- t hi 4ixc 1tn* &gt;
Sarasota and M m hh thiwren'k
« o r » , p a ( « T . und id hr r ai t mn
A
' ll
ItlJ. 1*1 •
M
i M i - «,
I
M ■ l\l|X Slid
rh ey •‘ pent Ho pus I week end hi
terial T h e serwp will hr made
ill PI &gt;. *1 f -I a J» IXcl kig!
Mi- I 111■n* i Me h a
.*1tended
I ,i!
i 1l ' *
o f m otll d green wiuppuig papri
the
I
1oti I lOL’el
L\ I’lld Hip
®nd will Ih - le f l .T i d in lh« v.n
1
1
fc
:
I"
I
1v« 1-Igc P*' I
'I ‘ Him laI i ha pi I
M r and Mn* R F Ma nn and Knou h
i n i cohired dots punched
fn'ud
ito# 1v* • k w t i c
M»s
M H
Gray,
delegate;
W
intei
Ratk lit-! night.
F I m i He th
A lle n ,
daughter of
the cover*.
'hi
r11 "« rl 4iii a .11"
Mrs J«*e A vanl, a l l r r n a t e ;
und M r anil Mrs
Linto n Allen
id
Knrollineiit nf the juni'o de
JI
.,
*&gt;ii i ii in- M 111 Ii
M i - i . l u . l y - hemlall Immo deni- tl il a n d o
Mi
At &gt;t.tr .1 « .-II. I.
were
at
C oron ad o
par* men l to dale i- n
follow m i- l m l ton age ni
of
S c mnode Reach Sund ay
Ja« k 'n, ni. m h&lt; i .
as
guest s
of I day
Lucille Airm an, Rubv h m
An
a* ■• - *1. I h. I.*
C o u n t y left yesterday to repie- M i , and Mrs- W . A Adams.
Will * (M'lli | t In1 r|t' k 1 Itti
deisiin- Colleen
B a v in ,
Bobhy
,
m ii- f 111 Hi*
-enf the Seminole C o u n t y senior
vi.it i ni .' Inn m ilr . m l nin !■
*.
, . •I,. , ^ .hi
He tie
fleiii 11
Kdit b
Che si nut.
coiiMi il *if home
demons! rut ion
I
h. ■ in
M r and Mrs H F M m ii- an*I Mini M r* l
Catherine &lt; luik.
Ruby
Collin*.
* i P- i* lilt, i ll|* \ i
H ub s ul Lhe wTiiiual meeting ut Mr and Mra„ M a r l i n S tiueripher
Jewel
lines,
luiui e|e
Hut loti.
i'i i ' 1,1k'* Vit hi 11
the State C ouncil of H um e Hem were among those from Sanf*&gt;r*i
F. ml
-.1 M
Shirley
F* hula. Knh&lt; r'a
Kvan*.
1*iphln i in
MhH iakmn (Hubs and VVomuti'- lit attending- the I at w lun T anger w ed ­
ni'IK w M f. c M 1 I • ..........
Marjorie Jones, Wilheminiu Ni
•dilute in Tallahusfee which he ding at Kn«iwles M emorial t hajK-i
I i til p I
«hr
* &gt;1* M 1 Ii mrn -1.
black, Minne Ruth ttdhuni « at
In
,il
gun yesdeidny and will cunt in ut* ut W in ter Park last night.
horn.
1 foi pul i'll! r»e Iledfrurn,
Cnm lyn
Ros icr
.in 1
Mi
Hetty J*an Sasser. Annie Starnes, through F r id a y .
M i ­ ll .w k&gt;n 1 Mllll* IK
Mrs W ill mm Lee o f l.on gw om l'
Guy O Stanatrum nf D etroit,
Ruth Stenstrom,
H o ii r n
Tru
S tale
( omu d Mich is visiting here fo r a few
r.i
wick, Lytliu
Wieb ol dL
M a i t h i will attend the
tt, stnil M r- T
• lb'll.
with
his
brother, N J.
i. ,
m Perltinn*
laiurier Ilea id,
Ralph m eeting und Woman** Institu te days
Boll. ,1tlal Ih UT Hu h .
nn
the Sienatrnfti.
He w ill be accom
Cowan- Charles Haw mu, George »s the represen tative from
port* t! ii
1I lx1
t.nlll &gt;'
mttl IIIIMU' ^Ppiniiii.lrulutn
ini.'.l Kork lc» llt-lrnit hy hi*
1V.41 »1 k .1
H o m e r •Jumna Hrunimo nd, Rsdieri
1all 111■IIXI till1. Illl",
Cluh
»&lt;in, lin y (&gt;
S trn*trom ,
Jr,,
b 'll IIIGeiger, F u r l Geiger- L» Roy Gi!
X
1
(I
btrn
rig - Infix
Olid 11
I Mr 1
R
M i*.
Itnlph
Am lin
Smith, "h i^
will
•prm t
lhi»u m m -i
t f
bert,
W ill iam
Gonlun,
Mup«*&gt;
V11
VViininn'*
I'ln
h
ii'|iii'»i'H
LitlM
'
HinJ
thi'rv,
Green, A lfi e d Green. J . H fir.
H* j. ii. 1 Mi
If
H
I n w I
Buhhy Gut. Hair Ilnfmnnn.| M r .. K in l Kiirwaril, « I T A ri-|i
buil .i
1Ism1r
14-1 •*||
.
R. ' t c x iihil HrtCiil
■unrativi, a te iil*n alleiid m it
M l*.
F. W ilson nf Ihillu*.
koni MiiUhi*nn Hull'll 1.‘
Mi '♦ii.l M
II H
I1 nn. will |,f ,
H- I .uni
p»- i . i Sun
. H r . U a in e*. president o f W »»h - T e * . arrived y e ite rd a y to
visil
nr.tlUlly Mnyw. I n r n w a l ’« »i
ami *♦♦111 WOK ..r Datr.i■P, M*F'h . - j ,%
rk.t
xi f ire
Mi
acn. Marlnn ItahuiTI. Lralli* llnl inainn amt l.ee I'n lv e n d ly , w ill her *l»ter, M r* ,S 1). Iliu hleyand
MrR
A
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4
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X
X
t'll
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Con man. and fo attend the w edilinc
Irani, Raynmnil
Brfl,
Hirharil be lhe p rin n p n l ...... ..
tihu.i
M i**
M a rga ret
E lirah elh
RlcbirJ, Krank Rnl'in-on, .Stan­ Mimrr eitueiilmn will be one -if o f
t hul t tn-1.1 i ii-hi*"*.
Hi uce to R obert I kiiu lliichleyM i- 1 i
ley Rockry. Wayne ItiH-krr. Hilly the m ajor topic*.
Mrs J i Mi 'H m If Mrs tMm VI--* I t.mi It ►.otic x Ml
Fxt
The W o m an 1* In -litu te is spoil- mjln.
The w ..Id jn c
will
take
Shot^iakrr Haljih Smilhanil
I'r m u k iiw ul fhl.tml** \|iw- f n o
i i f ii..f , I 11*I \f
I
I hill
.ored by the .Slate Council o f I’ 1" " •" Orlando. June '-’ fi.
Millrj William*.
lyn 4'o llici, nitJin*
D oi of b , n i, a- *
\ - ITItli
r * 'a' 1VI*s lit
Home rh’ m on*tralm n Cluhs, Ihu
|*inek il •11. Mil
Ih , X
will
bo
Slute
Federation
of
W om an*
and
Mrs J E. Preston, Mile hell hji v i Iafl |-ii M u t r i ’P l h l i
•k
Cliihs, Ihe State I T A. and
the M "*" K alheiin.- I’ resinn n f Cum toi, M in 4 M il* It* I1! wilt go f l on I t h ii el I mui I a

Imeal Group Attends
Tallahassee Meeting

m live
til II Id MIL
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paiidmg i * •' \

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CITY BUI Ill'S

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Stahl »•« apeioling *nt*te
Jack sonville «*n a bust

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THE BXNP01D HEKAED,.BHrFOKD, F

TTTESPAT, jtJNE Xt HBB.

R ain Prevents
Lookout, Saint
Game Last Night

Goldoliers Win T H E ST A N D IN G S
Over G-Men To
Climb To Second |“ sslZ

Pinder May Hurl As
Clubs Clash In A n ­
cient City Tonight

Palatka Downs Sena- &gt;-'1^
tors To Tie Saints
b iU 4 (irU ni* 4
For Fourth Place Pi^t-»h
«n R Ilo n rfid l*

Louis Odds Gain On !
Eve O f Titular Bout
limit then to end quickly.
peats his victory o f I SKtG and b«
crimes the first e xch am p io n to
regain the rio w n , will put
the
c hampionship "m i ice” tmek home
in (ierm any.
NF.W YORK. Inn- 21 —&lt;-1’—
This, o f com -e, would he n
S ililln * In Ihhigh tempera- severe blow to the industry not*
tar. o f Ih.ir own nrgum-nt*, a. dom inated by P rom oter M ike
wall tin the ftjrrrnt June hewt Jacobs,
If doesnH
hold
very
vavp, th** fist i** faithful grnvi* much weight, however.
Schmeltitmi Inward the lug town uml u»g ia id ready under contract to
thr big fight.
1 d d e n d the t ill" . not later than
Th** approach o f the nrnr mil­ 1llllft, iind pfohuhly could he per
lion Hollar spectacle tills Widur*- suaded to stake it against Max
&lt;t*y evening in die Yankm Studi- liner this Fob fo r a *uli*ta filial
ttUI, featuring dinky Joe I ahik i n*h C4insidernt ion.

Fighters'Reported In
Peak Condition For
(io Tomorrow Night

John Contreras
Is Comedian 0 {
Local Ball Club
Cuban Catcher Makes
Debut In Pro Ranks
With Lookout Nine
Bf

JCI.IAN

RTKN STRUM

So lha&lt; you may li» I-.|(it or
■lu.int-tl with John (I'u l,.) (on

and Teutiinir Max Srhmelmg in
It is no w i i r l , however, that lr * n n , m n n lw r o f th.. , airoin r
8'; 1&amp; round match for the **nl*l
Jacobs
will
be
irtiieh
b etter
t t # a v y w e i g h t having rrnwn, pleased if Lour* gets the revenge -laTf of (h- Sanford I ... koui.,
•onfliinl sorl a rorri-iliari -.f (hr*
t^cninl In he conducive to more
I be it seeking and
remain*
the n o w , w r will y n- y . , a f rw
fever than fnrlfinding.
king o f the heavy weight*. 'th e f.c d
ron—inln^ th- JiliJ* Int
. * Although the climax of train
negro is under long term contract

n-i^hty man.
w * ramp activity produced noth
with "U n c le M ik e " and is c e r ­ | John, num-tirnr. rull.-d lt**o, i«
lav more startling than i.n^^nr
tain to d efen d the title
ugum .
Mill hi...oli*.| ( ' j o i r mnl i.
Biff4 that both jfInrliiiliir* hml
this year, if lie turn* buck
the
i l l t » - » f a l^ lln rol my in VV.*vl
worked themselves Jirlo the tra­
• tier mart.
i ’l.rn p i. |{- |, *J7 y-n rv of nyi
ditional peak o f romlition, it dr.
faiui*, satisfied that he in on -t.r.rl. f ' H
'* * inrh-v tall
Vtlopmd thnl vfi*k end Letting had
edge tapered o f f yesterday
it K • t't* hit* ih - -rail*i «• j: :. p&lt;i.mil.
mail* fthwnpion
Louis i» nom*
f ’ompton Luke*, N. J , with road­ T h n n Id n lr r r a ,' f i r . i attrni|jl
pnjm miieej favorite to turn the
w ork. with the gloves on.
urn in profi'.niiinal trairliall. Inrit* y
tlU lw on Ids challenger.
pressed a ra pa city ga llery o f fans Im iu u — o f hi* .m all Lultd.
. There has hern little tendency
n ild critics yesterday.
Joe will
I ’ nlil (h i* .-■•on , John ,&gt;i t&gt;-.l
( « “ fo overboard," either fman

«U )lf iir fur lilrniry ef f ul lull
•Brpailwuy Jack llnyl- reported
hi. late.l wageriug i|iiotntjoim it*
follows: 1 to 2 ugaiiMt lamia to
Will. 17 In 1(1 auniiiHt ,Si hm-ling,
on a ilrcl.lnn; u In It, again &lt;i i»
knockout l.y l.mii*. f&gt; In 2 uifiim I
a repetition nf hi* unn K. •&gt;.
by Fehnieling.
Burring .uilil-n il«*v*li&gt;pin&lt;*nl .
calculated in *wny pre* fight &gt;tm
Ion,- th-ra’. lint- r-u»nn in ilmilii
that Joo niul Mai will enter the
rll»t a* clo»oly matched m un)
tJth* pair iinre Ihn ll-mp-pv
Tunney day*. The u.uul eleventh*
hogr rumor, have begun In ill-Vilap, along Cauliflower Row
rao.1 of th.m ilr.ignm to h lit
that " U u i« can’t lo w " —kill tin.
te bbaraclrrUllr of
th- light
IM &gt; i in IL. nigger
tin»ini'..
dealing*.
It ran t&gt;- iliiM-iHiiilril
•low. a. heretofore.

motor to N ew York W ednesday I ainon* •i-m lfiro and a m a l.u r rn
n oon in g for the o riiriu l w e igh ’ -I- * un
th w r .t r in
r n i. t of
m g in.
Florida.

Sehrneling, a fte r a brisk four
Ilurtnir *hn l.tlnr purl ion nf
round drill In the ring
nt
hi* (hi* 1UT7 «-a*o*n, rontr-ra* v-n
Speculator, N, Y,« camp yester­ jiiiri'il In Al.hama
anil pliy-il
day aftern oon , echoed his han­ » l l h
llridK-|Hir(
In Ih- Tri*
dlers* assertions that he is in the Stit- l.rasur, a --mi.pro clrbew| figh tin g trim 01 his career. rul*. Thi« .prlns h- iI.t i .I-.I In
Nil ii| M a x : "T m satis fieri
that mak- in atl-mpl ul pro hall
I ’ve readier! unsurpassed con4l- and ronticl.d
ll-nry
Wat-on
Mon.
| exp ert to win o ver l*ou form-r
proxy of th- Sanford
II.—hill An-o-i.tIon.
is again.**

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T h e H'hcilu led
Florida St*'**
f-raguc Ult b#tween Fanfonfl and
St. Auffunl.iif was called o f f Iasi
night after a heavy rain floodr.)
th « Municipal IlaHcball |*arli abotif
two hour* h tfu re game time.

V E N E T IA N
P A R K . LEES
W H JawII. — L e e M w g ’i
w im a t l w M
a pow.
attack m tW eigblh r a t
• I their game wgh G a w v i l l e 't
G-Hen tact B(gh&lt; m the Vear-.iat
gard-wv aw l whew the t h ^ U n
aver, a Aden C w d dh et , w r
had m u n i th- plate
i o l Ike
had ■ « a hall yaw*
f r a * the I n t f i r Iradrr*. 13 ( . 7.
ta
the
A . —w u te l
P i n . , awd had pulled art* a Iw*
with D t p u w Beach, ratw-d a il.
fee —r.i. I p are ■ the
ttawd

The laookmits will ti*vel to St.
Aligns ine loriitfht for a conte t
with the Ancient C’lly n e w but
Manager Ifrpil^*-rs failed to mr
nounee hii utnrting hurler. If
i* expects! that it will be J ,*
ptmlrr, whn w *« ^l*trd to legin
last night*, buttle.
The brie up fu r th« Inral* m I
tfirhlde Jm* I* upper &gt;o on terond
b «s e t V' in lirow n in right field.
Huh Pitmnrt vu third ba r, ffv v u
l-ungMton in righ t field, IV te .\t.
ha lie in Jeff field , Fred ffullantl &lt;*r»
first bitse, !-• Ki»y hellamus nn
’♦hortR'op, Ibui ( ‘ordrera* b*'hmd
he platter
and
Pmder on th*
mound.
T h e line - up fo r I lie Saints w ill
inc lude Judy rut scrrtnd have, Of fi*r on first b*«*‘, Ifeim in le ft fjfjd ,
Hatan in ccnterfield, Kelertflil on
hird laipe, K irkland on short*!op,
Fchweigerath
in righ tfield an*l
r it her Wrrnn nr (iontalex ra tfh m g. Carl Weigh* may l*e the start■ng iTiourt«Ismati fo r the Saint out
r.t.

The C u-n «aawr d ftee rw n at
(he i n m h |U k«,*k a l l
le
• hah ha.1
n r ln i
.u n *
t ie
third Bad I h * n o . I t - (7m *
eighth and
Ikhaj
gawe.
Stare* by a PI m e '
ala—itit- — i tw . * i - i n ;
— *-&lt; *
— i w u , tk ia — 11 , i
Hi ha i
And
Ijin f
&gt;Ia n ; ILxfilr-. llakjif fey
Ikarh
aad Onn.

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The G erm an1* con fiden ce I* nn
Jesa superb than that o f the ne­
gro. who insist* he will try
to
finish .Hrhnieting quickly, p o u ib ly
within tw o rounds*
It will surprise most observer*,
however, i f eith er fig h te r gam ­
bles at the ou U et or take* un­
due risk*.
Hath jir e
counterpunchers at heart, relyin g c h ie f­
ly upon opening created by the
Behind &gt;omn "In .ill- u lk "
!• oth er fellow ** mistakes. T h e bout
the Idea tluit Srhmrlin^. if he re­ seems more likely to
go
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Baseball Program

HetleeM Hverk ■! Sj«(*r4.
Th- I-nokouU iifn .d him hut
I'diklHi nt l.iash«f|
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ihnrily aft-r tha i-aion op-nnl
Hi Au|u*lln« e l f 1* in#«y dlft.
Orliitiiii
nt
!i«l^vu*t
•h-y r-l-iw d him. Ilow-v.r, hTH I It* ||IV
Irarncd about
th* manav-rial
MeeferJ al llevlwee H»g#k.
ch.ntc* ilatr.l to l.k - ptarr -o
&lt;Ul tie** Die* mi Ht. Auguvf i Me.
Mrluitiil at Mrlnrubi
h- rrmaln.d In thia city until
l,*&gt;»iabiira m I'alnllta
Bill Rodger, a/riv-d to &gt;*|ilarP N IflA Y
Snnfara nt PataCka*.
Guy l.afjr.
Mayiuni llenrn nt
Rodgrr. wntch.d him In &gt;i*v-ri »r landn &gt;it &lt;blln*&gt;iivltM
a! prai&lt;i— **aaloni and imnn-di
|u|j|iiit nl Hi. AninuifiP.
a A T IN tM T
at-ly *ij(ii-.l him. Slnc-1 th-n. ho
Pnlalka af aeaferg.
and Fraddle Holland nav- I— .1
I.ewwiuifi nl |r»vlons H#srh.
Hr Anaiuiin* ni
dividing the platt.r work. Al
iUlhrwyill** m* firlMto.rt
though Contr.raa la 4nv.ll. hr
Nl'NtMY
haa a wonderful throwing arm
K «s M N nf Ilrl«e 4 »,
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He wo. the first taleher in tho
l.i ealtiirg ill |r*I.nntl
Florida State League thia ■*■
I'nligiliA al HI. Auausltn#
■on to throw out Manager Lyle
I.OIIU M A Y HKTL'KN
Judy of th* Flint* when he a'
FAItMH FOR HALF
Joe Lohr. v .l-ra n Flat- l*-*«u tom pled to ateal aacon.l bate on*
r a i l N 4I.V: « v I rag*— M a rk I n r a
umpire, wnu wurkeil behind the
tif I I a#i*a, w ith S reams ■ te rra evening.
He throw* well, hit* well and plate and on the bate, during
l « i w t B osllrg frees O k t o l s l f t
( I l f . Alee s b s i l %% s ir s le t b i 4 hi* movement* are faaL He hi a the araann. of T ii and '37 prob­
k e lM ia g la n k o r l s l f f t 'l l r alt
paaard ably will b&lt; back in the familiar
free ee4 r lr e r . A p p ly
S tiff or*. •aved himaclf many a
I.aik* H e a r e r e r It r a f f L . M * »- ball by being agUa and he 1* blue unlfoim anon. It » l » learned
g r lr k . I l e l l r H il l. K Is .
yt-al-rday* l^ihr probably will be
alert In the game at all time*.
Contrenaa la vary erftartaln. drafted to take the place of
SITUATION WANTED
ing and mkhy llmea, on long on* prevent umpire who la taking
l l l l l l W A H III5 K J , la rg e
r lr e e r g . dey trip* to Ft. Auguatln* or nick leave.
I r a r k g r i t la g . K ggle l . r r Je e rs , Galneaville,
ha entertain*
the
11 0 * 1 pi a# A t * .
entire ro#t*r. Ill* favorite pea- I
JAl'AN K H K HKTUHN
W A k T M I I t P A N T e r fa ll ila i* ra»- time la Imitating political apeakp le y a tra t la « t r a e p re p li e r keek
making eleeton adk r r p le g k f l l l g k k tk e e l g r a J e - er. while
TSINGTAO. China - t / P )- Ot
a le w i l l
r e e r o ir r r le l
g lp le a
dreaaea and coutd piohnbly give
X a o lB t l M l i r r . P e e lr*
rm p rr- Dave FhoBi a valuable leaaon the 11.000 Japanne civilian* who
I r e r r . Pkeae 141.
along Ihla line. He can talk and evacuated Ihi* city ahoftly a lt .f
of
Slno-Japaneae
W A N T J O B a* a arse fee r k llg te a aiag In three language, Kngllah, the outbrrak
a l alpkfl. L lla e e rll, I N * H l i t
hoitilitira l**t year, 12.000 have
Italian and Fpanlah.
•f.
returned alnce th* Ja panr*. OCMAI.P HAY kaae* werk, I’kavINlr
Goat milk I* mare eaiily digrit- rupalion waa computed early In
FIliaise. PIS lllekatp At*.
January.
*d than cow milk.

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‘.he 1!CW sjimdiiit'-Ieiuliiik'
program with an allocation ui
441.fcl-i.717 in grant* ami
99.021.000 in loan* lor
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Proudly
-mile, rhariit-

**ll 1* rron om n fo lly to exp ert
the industry to continue to ;prn~
rluee celery at a liw s,"
he
as­
sert ed
“ It 1* my sincere optnk»n and well founded con vie t ton
that the cele ry industry cannot
•ucrred or e ve n continue to e x ­
ist unless the pr«Nlurer
t*
aI
lowed to make a fa ir m argin o f
p ro fit, and an income «onfmeii%u
rale (n lus investm ent and labor,
be !*ai«|
fo u n ty
A g en t
f
R P iw m in

hugging th«- tug trophy cup and (Inching his famous
Vatc-s m ine Im tl

,.* h a home in A tlan ta , f»a», from

!W 41i percent uf the rust and f rimrt. Sr*»iL«n4. where he won the Hr it t*h Open fln tf champh»nh a m far S3 perm it.
‘ hip, and through dow ntown *lre c t* h** i*»4r in a triumphant |»aT W difference
between
tbe r»«le. A lug crow d lined the -M i*t* (it rheer him.
twtal o f tbe tnan* ami grant* ami
M &amp; I r e t i d m r i m c w t, C ra y M id.
* made up |»y the appll

Ralph B.Chapman M ought on Tells
a/ Is Named Advisor Kiwanians About
OfStateDeMolays Z o o ’ s P rogress

‘ R n grant 1 fell in the mil! Inon
clatw but
a
mayority

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* * balf * mtHton dollar*.

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Says Mknagerie Is
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improve
Fine a 11 r a c t ion
Ben Raton $43,363 for Conclave In Tampa
C aine wriHe

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g ra »t o f $ 3 « W m»
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water

■t C.«wevelt l»-t nnrhi
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bill providing tin,*.*
far free very, and mdi
ix not a* Im J t «
pi ip lu Iha&amp;k a id that i* i«
to U * i t p i p f - M f , tw h ill
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f k n ' l a* ha nrad from a murti
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it ■■M ai* and prrmitm the pn&gt;
grant i a get under arajr in iw
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U ha .pent fa r M a y d if
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ta the oa ea p ’nyed and tm
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pla ced firs* in a drum a ml b u g l e 1m e e t in lb** V a ld es l l o l c l to ni g h
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m e e ti n g , S e c r e t a r y J* I*, t ia l h e
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rontiovrrsy involvintr the eitati.
Fur i ign Wars. I if filers w II b.
■ff the t»te Andrew W. Mellon, fnrThe r&lt; ir'tljr m—tltiR r,f taMlR"! titer .Secretary of the Treasury.
t |pftb| a t
th e
c'lAin g
e*-mm
•ia » f Krrt* anil Arr*plr*l Ma—" ’
The settlement* ineluded ItV».toilay.
w * » hi'l-l l o l mutil in lit- Ma- *ir» prinripsl and fMil,L,'Jtl InterMinir T ' nv|,I-- a, t‘t " frnin
the e.t f Iifured from IlKIt, thr year
CirUlt llniltw.
in uhu-h Mellon allctfrdly umlor*
paid hi- Income lairs,
A inline hy the lloirtl nf T * *
It. A. UiKid»|H'&lt;*d, N ( A
ml
minwtrulor In*..', mid today U '«l Apprul* hsd * warded the Govern­
Wat tall tha ronaomtac
hr has aliotll riytit Imijis work ment 1 lUJ.O.YI plus intrr-.t amt
U1S A N G M .I^S , June X2— 4A-, *»-l o f any ata&gt;r. Tltit aicnal »"■
ra in y ia aot only
in It on a model poultry holin' had eionerats’d Mellon ttf inrorna
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of
tbe
Tawa
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oty
w*»
no*
won
hy
rh-itnr
nor
it imp* o .o i
for the fu tu re fa rm e r* hark » t t u t Irsud rharif'-. Ihuh partlc*
___
“ W a * - p r a . i o a m o r r r a m t in wa* it abn hy hopme.”
Iho_____
happiarris'.! lo lly not to appeal tha
Seminole Utah School.
Iko Itrra' a f r W « « wa* T ilM l « (kr thini N&gt;
Gotfbbrrry attrib.|tr,| lb* r|rr
deei-ion.
it— aad W m I Taw iw ttd i oOYrn'ioa yw loo. rr*ul'« In in l.r o oryntn. &gt;',-&gt;n
The Ism U-Srhmrlinif bout t-*^ M i '* W y a - a nwot-l rw iapl* of of Tnwn*«it‘l rlttfc in rvrrv Fin'- IllRht will he tiroa,least over lit ■
flf.nTf.KS WEIGH IN
dollar* ta ib* wS*t bard work will da towar l iii.: roncrr«»»,nal i|l»lrirt *n&gt;l th-,. network of th- National llroad
rr*.
adopiioa of iko G ra o r.l ui.ifird Rupport p f rantii.lai.-- n r * raOinu (,'oni|&gt;4it» at !MKI nVI'irh
NEW YORK, Jaa* M — *
• dm ifcia * tbal W r lfo ir Art. aihirb ratbadira ib - ,,innw-iwlr&lt;l hy Dr. Franri. K (E S T l h.
(
A
P I —Jo* L * « i . wsl|h*d In
Townariwl,
foundnr
of
th*moviaw rkri* a l Tawaaaa J plan.
si I I I 3-4 pound, fo r I *
Dirn*. and other nalkmil Townr . Manley G a ld.brrry laid
A aprrial mretinit'of h'r -Son'
round h ***»w uiehl lllla luu*
^ 7 * 7 ' »cnd nffiriala. Gold. Hrfry t- an
« a l IM —
1 mppL
nf the laittott Drum and Itnctsfuiiul^M ss 3ihoi*llug lu tha
r W * U Tawaarad C W *&lt;* n
It rirruliva a-*UUat of llr. T«*it- Cn.pa will br held in the Anirrir*n
Y*nk*o ' Stadium
tualihi.
»rnd.
K ip *VI*r*«d Uaitrd -State* am* l^trion llut lonicht at 7:.10 o'clock.
Srhmultog. Ike Cermaa tkaD ‘
-Plorkla
Townwnd
Cloh
drParry Maro. advMor, announrnt
fram rrwrr
l*u|sr, Mated 113 puaad*.
i dutrirt la that »U&lt; i lirrrwd mjnOO vaUa In firr rnn- today. All mrmbrra w*ra rmtur*la loyal mppaHara of rrn.ionai dictricta, end rrrry «nr ted «o brin* th musical ln»tno f 'boor rotaoa muntrd," h- .aid. menta balonyini to ha corp*. Spe­
(So Tawaarwd phm tm
-What Florida ha* acroniplih'.-d, cial rnrrrtainment la plantwd.
*1» olbar w a rd * - G a U .b rtry
Mirbicaa can accompluH- It ran br
ia
in Ohio.' Wlacamin, I'ali.'o-hi tha aatiaa'a capital Ly
Ninety per rent of the world’s
Florida— Partly cloudy, prob­
aia and Main#.watches are nude in Switisrland.
ably scattered thundershower* !■
Ckaiiman Jarry C a rle of Ih*
V a tta a A c L *
portion
tonight
*w t
Francis B n t Hsrte, American south
Florida Iillia a d Cbmmi**mn dr- T i b la
riarad “ Pbrid* haa tone over th* writer, spent the last wear* of hli Thursday and In north**** par*
tion this afternoon or (8ftl|!U k
!■ which tbi. «o«ld ha tap far tha 0 « M | Walfar* Act.* life in England.

Townsendites Named Supporters In
Florida Election, Goldsberry Says

LO CA L W EATHER

XL

• I •i unsNler’ .

k pf b ’ p* *• m‘
f"r
nearly
tun \1 ii
I i&gt;iii!•mi
iind
Itimm
wet-' 1 pine i lo*....... 'Hi t.
hi
Spun. • I" nrgeiM a d v i i e * In*
It, I.,.! r.rit«i»l
l i.iMeo. stowed
l'*'fi I'.town I'1 i in ( ms I Jjitld*ll|il hi

l i l t no ilt IlM'in-V MOW " ( |‘ |Vm I I 1" i .i

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I - &lt;ii*- I g u a id s at aM i
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1****** ibro.iil o f a *'xu-pi

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o f in 1ii 1i ,m ] iMuib l»\ i ti.iloll, ■i •in ititrying
pm &gt;i.*41. |’ i ’ Miivi
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hotlr‘ &gt;♦ " Ii '
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nl Pol, ib ii i b&gt;
SpMiish war
'*• 'h'o t 0111(11 iUII i o
Il1i| rulin '

wo' Id tine tie
• Ullfles Use I'll 1 of Ihi bond f*

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im pos sib le
to
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lift

bus,

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!•** ed Itn* liKli'fidniefi'
uful tb*
• hi mi** i&lt;■11• ' • lit* ii d the pl.iti
I.* th eir legisln-1n •• * i'him iliei*
VUli'VI'ill lain

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mo iidoM til
l b I 1 i. 11 ink f.ii u tn b nl tensive on

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H' -aid $Ht\: t,, *uof r„he W
il

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mmiriislity, he ifeclareil (lw
I He in*
in­ 1 f t i p T O ^ e l l i e t t l O f 1 i f d / 1 D u r h a m
dustry * i t faced with a problem

im

k\ ratili r .-.auk Ih o
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or jii ilo
and
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d Tl *y Ill'l
11 I'M"I m ' f I fell
■v fid It « ! *1s 411 | Irtli-I «' fm fn I
SuiMon
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at
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ild*
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nil .i'll i
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s .lit* I M . I ) IHv 'ii VI

C.R. Dawson Urges K id n a p Threats
-

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"I i''l|i| Mil- III nl Ii

th.

siirriiundirtg the Florida k* j - this seit-titi

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N e-

li.niiiirrtaiii. iilri-ady
mill t - f v v i' ii ■ i/ril inf f.iiluro

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Thin deep tea monater » « ■ omiigli* !«• gu ff id K« &gt; \Vc*l lu*i
week by 11, V. Burrows of Ik lrmi, Mu h
l lu m.«?&gt; « ,iling *hn»k
weighed 1100 pounds and wo- (hi' la r g i't ft-p 1.night u rlu •&gt;■%»(• •

f n ‘ uthli*rS

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tid,i\ foi 111• t *11.f , .i.|-

ad%erf.s.i.g program fiti
fo, the
th.

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London And Rome

m

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der-vnsumption and
that
(he
—
" * '*ti
* open to the llH u itn
I* curtail production * T T ifln y all liv c d ic l pro lure,
hvh u a tlr p harLuard. or in in thl, riointy l&gt;. allrm l itu- In •
t d ‘ i &lt;-r . AiM TirlM in t „ Iifi.t,!,,!, r.irk* Jamrs L
Mf*u|h(o(l toll
treaw rnnaumptmn. nhnh.
h&lt;- annual All H o. ul* I*, i n. . I on
'hr tntrrr** j rwl r . l f . r , ,,f
K' i inuni at ibeir irguUr week
, d rrla m l. louhl lo- .lone llnouch fcrrnrr in l.auo .ill
J i.r :'l
U '* n d i O n h f ,.f IVAInlar y r I.?
I* l imh **«i t -lay that (he io*»
nay &gt;1 l h.- animal m m i ni &lt;.-n l .
pr»|wr a.lirtt-. inr
i mini &gt; A p n l '
I: I n . ..n ». I
■ » "fie **f Kmf&gt;ir&lt;l\ best adwrnr h. ld in T.ioipa.
S e trra l prominent farm er, an I i.,|a. . Hur i|M. ,.i . ■mwI,.,..I |
t ills. .•Ti rar I pm-*.
others rxpiriM-d opiniMns
I i prove i
-tin .1.1 i »l«e*
A. | « || HI. i n b n , i»f Ja# k fti
&gt;|.
Mr
«igbi«*fi -ai*l lhi X«M» re .nr o f an a*l.riti«in c pri*r&gt;a)*i
The
in
ville, was e lerlrtl |irr ,|i|rn' (M],rf
he il §led
1-‘S%« 1* it * In si gn at
1111111#till I anil tbr Count. A * ro l ann&gt;niui»re*l ,|ev*gfHri| 1 * 2* Mil f* Cr r ;i(. 1 m
o fficer*
u ir li tJ *"
W (Vila" in
Fr&lt;vl&gt;
* b.l«* K.i •! I*. t*rusXin «.
that a committee mould lx* .•(» *PfP‘ t 111 t*44j.l*.S*i 1 riifK M i* I.*ii&lt;
I cb. o f ti es! Pa ni Iteirli, vice
Hrmiimle
CtH.nty pointed t«j investigate the |«»-&gt;i ■m ! th r u s i f i i r i ii I l " l 1*1.1 .1 •
president o f (be b * «r r Ka%' fo s id tjry »( ll#
r. Uh hililiet o f launching a rani|«*tign i*
Hh
d «*tlirt; J*»hn V. Rutger*, *»f IVn- * hjrujjvr • I ronim rfr*.
Heir.
wrrilx, vire pre* hlent o f *he |V»i fum U Ii* ir*l the Km «could be J during the next ira-on.
!!«* ftaunt 4 mu| (bat 1ha- e n
aetda d u tiirt, aisi Frank O 'ltrr y. rii*.»t allrarlkm for Sanford an*I
H ben a*krd for an itpmion on f^rene** w ill «»-t lUidtr w a y F n
•f Tampa, vice-president o f th e1un,***r hi- IvaderiHip tb? p rn riu lh«s. probable e ffe c t **f the 51a i ,jjy lll«tltlillg .•! 1(1 (HI iH t.H k lit
. a . r k w n at tbr m w l tm
keting Agreement under
which the'
( k«- 4
T.'mp i d ivtrk l,
*»f A g I u'lilt»4ie
Ileegates voted ,f» lv»l.I th*-ir Ifal an«l approprin'e place fur its tbr industry operated during the
S i - i v rt* f*»r the
&gt;% i
(** i iMdn lit e i.tbiishment.
pxs* t o w n , Mr. |{h«»de4 declared ann**‘inc&gt; -I i v t&gt; n h v by llr \\ *1
1 9 9 convent ion in |Vn*icdx,
grp^r*« wrerr giv* n nf the out*
Pointing out that the too was
11 •* ■ ««c*lake in marketing mtrn N e w ••II. d e a n o f the ( ' n i u i
standing ashit-vrment* of uiemlwr • s ta r • d with only a f tm binla amt
pr«*»*“ ct to crowd the mar- «ity »*f k hn nlj ( ■•liege nf Agri
o f the Ht. petrtalmrg and IVn-a- animals, Mr. Moughtmi declared * r f " *bereby decreasing demand,
culttoi and dirrctto id (he Stale
&lt;ola ebapt'tw. St. |Vter*burg |9e lid
be had t*» secure a permit
nblrcss, Mr Rhodes de- Agri* ul! ui^I K i |h*i iiio'iU Station
Unlays rontributetl imo'r tbnn from Ihe State Came ( om im oK n blared that Florula shipt&gt;ets must
Bp*;ikr»s arid (heir
subject*,
13490 during tbe list frw months tt* take a liruiled nt liber of
ild rrB»**nber thal mm(ietition lie* acronlinir to the tentative pro
to charitable organ (rations and |f*^vl sbeh formes!
!
»
’
»
l
home
and
that
price
dethe
I
gram, will be;
other ind to iM )«.
•un*i ol
of th
gniNtintl
lise prrxdnt fine
___ m
__i­ rimes are due largely to b*&gt;« or­
Hr John J Tigert, preawfent
St. Petersburg Junior College
derly“ and1 tn what tolumn the
Irr H*n of birds.
of the iuivecsity, wln*nn*; |lr
received a contribution o f $TV».
Florida crop moves.
II. Hand I II nine, atsi.stahf di
lie relatnl tl*e incident • Her?
«...
members grxe $130 *•* the CripAdvertising ts the art o f rrr*
* m an w h j r a 'lc d h iiit’ e i f l * » p
rectin
At;rir Kural Fi(*ef inieg l
plnl rhildrrns
llo-p tal at St.
nding m inin*xi il lie**', mtv%hee s,
P if e n ’itinr, &gt;54 to the Ih llo la y ia;n A teller appear nl at the iw i or m rr.lun'IiH. ■.. n m tu m ri' cr Stat iofi. ‘*l*ait»ir« s in F h . r i d - * 11
R. Small* y. Washington, l» • .
irvcdving t&gt;ittcitbaal fund an*I with a big rvptil? several * r * r * polroiu.
|( .tim u lalrilruuml
'Sun# FVonoiinc phases nf l*asf IS to i t . Warm Spnu-a fuyntla- ago say mg it was a
. and find- iu &gt; l« a r r i.
lure
Iraprtivemetit f
W
K
tion. tt'irm Sprm**. f r j . fuuiulnl ilrngirti, a rare reptile, and '^ ,1
“ Ad»rrtioi«c
arquaint.
thr
ta Ht the so© hate it
agrnn«HiiHt, exp iimerti
hy Fir-trim* Rm xrrrll.
..
......
. ,
i ro«a«»ui* public with Ibr Mor­ Stokes,
slat nm. “ Fast ure RpM'anh
and
An atk lrl'r runt* it
thi.lu!.-l tr 'V p rrw ..Ud Iqw Iw rk a rr* 3
an*
supply.
__ _ . _______ .
.
,
its pfsctiral AppUatton **
fur jrJ-trntay nflrmnmi » l * pr&gt;»*. »m »ll admt»k&lt;n. to w 7, it fur a &gt;P*™«
up
p-utKrn
ulr.
on*l
In
it'd •in
I . If.
A lsm ejer II lyhLiri 1*
A tnupU o f )r a r *
unit. thU aftrrm .m br- ,lim
.
. . .
.
. cooiumcn puicOa-ov
A d irrtr
County ag*nt. * I jim I 1‘iepaiu
U lrr nowi iln tin from tbr north
. ■ , , __
_
.,
f I hr ram.
. .
. ..
,
,
, , ’■ « balpa (a brrp ruiuuaptMn ail
. _. .________ _ .
.
(i on a iy l l* a * t u r e Kstablis hme nt
Th- final bu .iim s «■••*&gt;» o f tk . Itiilwatrrl th«t thr only koraodo
to produrlion
makr.
runrlivr will hr HrM ■Itiron in r-tplnity had jttwl
Ifotksrr, prrsidrfit. Floral i
■ dominmal appeal to (ho run- II*
mum oc * ' tbr Sroiti.h R itr l.r-oii-hf to Amorim A prrturo of
lhairunen's A w icialin a “ r»slu r*
n t M r i l at ? :» • " V ’ork. O f f k r n I N r* ptilo horo was amt . to l»r.
U m l 'f i m u l from the Dairymen’ s
- I p adro rt u i n , lir,
•wer
■ ifl hr m -'a lk.l ami w i m l CUP* Royirnnd D ilau rt ip No-w York
V ir a p iio t.’ if. S. Jobn-m, F in n
•• r r o a l, oow a a r t r t r
deand t ia fk k - n i l br awardml *tt I llr. I),lm an w r-la (hat Iho
• f * * . W r dcma iwt., oow w ay. ol Credit Administration, ColumbU.
Paul A r n - l r w i . » f St. I V t n i rrpftle Wat of d iffrrru t Iporio*.
I f —CtwiK ■ « Pw«* t l r w l
a boltrr under-•
burr, v i l l k id • J m u n i on ihu
Mr. Mm(htnn loir* , f , trip
• f what w * baro to i.of■ritsa!. and A. P. V'Var, o f Tampa, wbirb ho took a runpi- of yoors
far. T a try to aril H oroU
w ill r * * » » W l .
• n crop without it would
d r ill aioa p thw rh aaa rb o f Irado
M a ta i l u h m ,craft.

Ma Itf W.

MMF.K 2.17

T w o British Boats
In Spanish W aters
Sunk By Sky-Raider

„

&lt;inllunnj the bi4w| ,®C„ Ih t
iUluh IL Chaaeun - f Hunfu.J
» a « fW lu l o r uht»' ..f a M
funhipnl Znn. Stiperwilendmt

p!m thal Ih* Sl-jm ur aid MrCaO
•* *a«rd Dow Iho d k itW rh iir
and allowed «o apaud &lt;ba m l of

M

( omptroller Pee Flays j.. (M,)S0 (’ 0 n to Pt
Inequality Of Pres- 111 1 l0St c o n t a c t
ent 1 a\Adjustments Franco’s Forces Pre­
pare For New At­
1 * *• $ v
l MUU II
I'
I
Thi M , V
y
IH iii',1 U
H
tack On IBarcelona
lu ll

c e le ry
j for 'en d in g FTWiy
•recipes
r,
|U [ f g l
| bouwwivrs in the principal mar J O
kels.
In
* H v »rx tiiif a nal »«m
n*n

Pardon Board To Hear Plea For
Commuting Of McCalTs Sentence

I tils

Commissioners Of AttiU;Ks()tT,irAs
J*rit’
am s ( abmet ConSem inole Attend vencs To Determine
Progress For Truce
Pensacola Parley

intr*1 need the speaker and U fr t 1 I l f A c f f i r u
outlined to the farm ers a scheme l i H r C M U C I i

©f either over producti«»n or un

lit A m r r i r j

&amp;

He pmntrtl out that the Fh»r*
i&gt;la re lerv rm p t*scf
a 1 righ tjrrar p e n c il ha* i n annual aver- J
I f f Value o f o ver $1,000,000 and
that
Fhitnia
lead*
all
oth er
» la t e « in the m a tk elm g o f relerjr
during the chipping oeaaoit.
tlO
dieelaretl. how ever, that the tuture o f this im lu d iy was th reat­
ened unless the problem o f Hh o *
to inetea*e p r o fit * (0 g ro w er*
I
wa* satisfactorily solved.

J u re

were

D A II.Y

i

S la te U ai ke| .rig Ciminti^iAMner
I. II- Khislt^ l.i*l night litlil a
large gath erin g **f li*»;il farm ers
wIvu ptarkr.l the cm itt m *»m « f ,
the C o iin tr t*m iil Ilou***
tfiat
a *lvrrlt«m g
t**x
the
i»eve*^ary
itiniui for e«|Kin*lmg the market
fo r 1 l«ir i«la reler 1

I ’ yDblir W o r k s

n «n g the projectx

r

Market Commissioner
S a y s Advertising
Is S o l u t i o n For
Expanding Market

Roosevelt Signs Hill
Providing Millions
^ To Assist Recoverv 1

x u or coiutniftitm (.rants

IN D E P E N D E N T

a

TRiiiMPii R h o d es S tates
7 *5 5 3 P u b lic it y O f

Several Florida
Grants Approved

f r n je e t s .
I l o w m i A . C r a y . » - - is t a n l
ad m in i a* rat o r, sail I th e
li9 )
unnl-l iiiTulw I J i. j. ’ ll,

f

SANFORD. KIDRIDA. WEDNESDAY. Jl'N E 22. I'.Us

Given Final Okey;
$92^ 20^74 In Con­
struction Involved

Admin's) ration todiy

t

C e le ry N e e d e d

291 Applications Are

W A S H IN G T O N ’ .

t

AN

Member tssN’i.ilrii Press

$ 4 1 , 6 3 2 , 7 1 7 ch ar i ,ik t'liMKs
I s A llo c a t e d ?
I n P W A G ra n ts

— (A P &gt; — T h e

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Seminole Count v Produce*

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MM I * l I I Y, Ju.,e 30 —.
«*t h e l |d‘ f « i f l " i l iht* pr^mi***
— Norman H, Davit*. prcntt
( u*i,.r ( rerV where
Iiim.I mg. •vail
the tune uf thr
the Mhlw tnkee
HtodrOtoil*!
Hent o f llie American Red
It n« cut ii'd «b mil 111 ttl o'clock
1*lf "i|n.»u ‘
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t n t h*d
JiMtne » » KmIi h h who ■■
Cross, today called on the
tbiuwk;li ,i flood
weaktonqd
»*\ed on Hn •cene '.hurt Iv aft
Interna m in i Red ( ' tom nrlivtd*r&lt;&gt; , irrvoiyr meAtlf forty
*... ting *!*•'' I'»re*t
«t t ln&lt; fatal
Runiration to use all it* in­
lt. lb
ilral Ii i e. rd*d to
Out* would L y ii** ueetl l*»r an
Only
fluence to rttrli "revolting
iiit(U&lt;"4.
'lJi­
l ” ♦leplh today
AOil ,
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t u l t in y
Mi a Mu* ' In ut her. Tlmman H
and needle** slmtglEur ut
ap4II
delir i l
to
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MiiMriY, t rt ruled that h** dialer
helpless women und children”
re a. h
«»i
deeper
had been m ill health f**r *ome
in air ruids on unfortified
to l. rrr
* * remained.
time, Im v ing *uffried it nervnu*
cities.
break down recently
Me »aul
.Mil
Speaking before an inlernawhen lie teamed uf her covtrit
\l ut1., Juno
linn he left hi* hrtiue in Lin
tlunal conference at the Red
i \n
I II -'••r C reek.
rollon, C,a abmi l a week ■K'1
Cross, navi* aaid "something
u In. |, Mi.
Milwuuken
and came to Sanfunl wber# he
must be done In restore elvtlliaU
n
til,Mil'
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itit” enrnillhl he firm her
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tiun to sanity.'*' China, Japan
she. iff |(itis.l averted that the
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lu
rsiiitg
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l'&lt;» and Spain ware among the more
•&gt;hm»t mg wi*’* iindmibtutlly the re* |
•*
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llti-tr tl. .ill. , in i lie uutiiin'it
than SO nations represented.
milt of Mi* Mo**" ill health Hr
win- t 11;1111 11 i i -t-.lv in vi-iiru.
i
( The British government anpointed mil, however, that he
/wineed a eummission of British,
1III.1V i', j . .1 .-I Inrl.-t
ilf
wa.
inve*tignlmg
a
report
thai
I
^Swedish and Norweigian experts
*lie had tent a letter to relative*
11* i &lt; tt It mti!
IV .1Hii i
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fWoul.J leave for Bpaln soon to
Much In evidence i» .John Rim.m vvII'h
un ht ami Im bride, in ( leorgiu legartlmg marital
Ih 'Itlim* il t .1.*:ul.
•villi 1
determine whether the aerial boin1rouble*
the
former
Anne
Clark
uf
Niihant,
Mu*"
.
Uutvv
NahanCi lOT-yeui
ii finwiinr into eub*
Jwrdmenla In lha civil war have
Mi** tl* Jifltie, declured that
Ni-nrl) 10 iHirfonn prriihcil nml mure thno SO nlhvr. suffrrril Injuries near Mile* i ' iU, Musil.. I in*' i
been directed at military objec­ old Union Churrh following their wtdd&gt;uir« John In the ymmgctL uhuut II) dtl yesterday morning
.«. I l* • p* r. mi which
tive*.
*on of I’roaident and Mrs. Franklin 0 RtHnwvvtL
h tl bo.tk.il
space
Mi* Mo** unked her to bum when six enr* nf the ermek train ,'Olylll|&gt;l*n.•' priile ..f tin- Chniign. Milwniikee mill St. I*un| tail , »7
A general
The announcement, made in the
'tine |m |h-m ii ml trn*h in Ill,, road, plunged through u flood•weukefled Iretotie ill It* ittmpiiging Fu*fer Creek.
; fui. • .1
t.i uil f * iilMnilmi a*,louse of Common* by Richard
wi&lt; ( the scene w shown here. The atr*etniditurned t-rmii wn* i*n route from Chiragu to Tncoinu
nml that wh»l«*
taint-1 L* . .. . .1 w .111 crane*.
Austen Butler, parliamentary un
tli.*t** j»hc hcaTii fK*vrral sholw anti
1 1 uf them
| S*hi»'. i&lt; 1., Il,
denecratary for foreign affair*,
tKit kill«« lhe hnim* whiir# «hs» smw
j idi-i.1.1.. 1. In,vv I.. &lt;ii recovered
V d Isoted the United State* bad
lh«*
lying un iht* living (
\| f rum
In* v .. . k.ig.-. Another,
WflMtM 1W inVI tattoo ttr 'porticU
r«H»m flour
Hhf «uwi»uiiitoA-*»t
tU l v.r un. Mviilifirtl woman. w M
a
pate in the investigation'.
doc4m mimi’ihnlcly
' 114kI'M f 1 MM ih. V. It..w .lull.- ItivMr Mu** win nhol iwicr iii|
n In- I. ....... .. l reel:
t TOKYO, Jan* 20— (JP)—Jspin
llie buck ii ii*I Mr*. Mum nhnti
■t.i .11 iiul,
from tho
Jiotlficd neutral power* today that
hrrMclf Iwirr through the mouth,
A ii.-w .levcl.ipro.nl ... ,
lit*- tl'Al’i-dy.
Vh« China war ton* probably
uccnriJing t«» a report from tin*
f* nt technique ain.1i m.iy Jo- : *
luld .-t • unu- five or
would b* expand*d considsrably
Krit'li wri Funeral hnme which
. ,»,*■*. I iv .v l.y I tin
.itipnit,nt
in
film
.It-Volt-pim-o*
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^nd warned them to Uka precau­
took charge of the htnlie* Sher­
II.....I QF- rolled down
the u-e of color. *n* .li-|iliiy.1
tionary meaiurra In a vast area
iff lluritl waid that the gun u*»*il
. lull.Ill' I.
l.t-ie ye.terdsy lu f.o,. ib.-at........
extending soma TOO miles Inland
wn* n ,tM caliber revolver unit
ii..- ri&lt;... 1 W11ti** w-Well carried
Mi-w-lnpermn. mill S.iiif.ii.l n .t:i
Ir o n China’* coasts.
that all nix *hotf* had been fired. (
o(lt till' |Ml |.*Mi 1Mti Ik'.' just •«’ lik* nt the [tits Thi-uln- l.y I
In China proper, Japan*** air
A rmiumi* nf aclivitii’* far the
TALLAHASSEE, Juno 20-(.11
Mr. itrnl Mr*. Mo** were Imth
Inf** Ihf 1| | ti.i lift orrivcd at
Muri-nti-lle, local inaii.vu.-r »o
and Und forces sought to smash —The seixure of the twenty Whi.l past -year won rra.l to member* em(ilnyeil h&gt; the telephofie cum-1
Till* VV.et.lv
til! Vi«t ill)1
' * oil till....1 to -ubI1AI1THW. Jiim" - 20.— &lt;/1to— |.'park* Theatre*.
the Yangtie Htvar barrier to the don Cash Store* in Jacksonville uf the llutury Club t.Mlay at It* puny here. They hail been mar*
Imunr I I.,n.il&gt;. i
A special screening
It..- will tie luld ... II*
‘drive on Hankow.
Tit.- Si it.- .if I'l.iriila
l.t.liiy
iii-il
2d
yen
rift,
Mr.
Mu**
wo*
41
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Fill I Y It.lM l" ♦ ol , , . i-nt.lined in
In Shanghai tha Chinese re­ far non-payment of the Stute'o regular weekly htuehenn til the year* ultl ami Mr*, Mom wa* Mti. iliiij.p.'.l .11 rbalgi-* ngam*t fan- .l.ffi-.enre lielwecn n n-» -ooi.il Tu.-duy ,)i I .: I &gt; i
In*
W1||| tll|OI 1ci. Thirtyi n k on a film un.l '1......
ivp.ported otflcUUy four war vessel* gross receipt* tax was halted to­ Vut.lei Hotel.
furim-r
Tunipn
pnliri'men
un.l
They hutl no chihlrer und no
ev*H voI'M* ti t •lit. d un.l dianf the Japanese fiatt In the day by u Supreme Court writ.
I’aOl Stem, eliuiinmn of the other rebitive* here other than! A. In- ( 110inin « f tlrlmuiu vhniii sound trick.
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... iho.lii-.-' » lullKt'tl Fa. 11&gt; k»flr ..tiler* were
The new smin.l Ir.cL » ,i. .1*
Yangtie River war* sunk above
It li.ul i.i-. u-.r.l of ka.liiaping an.I
The writ restrained Cornpin.lirr i-luli serviee *-i.niriiilt***, read tlie M i a * Cilade nml Mr, Murray.
vvill In- 11 n ,1 I.*l*...- .lu.le- I'.ml (114till 1Ol* t1
v.
l.'l'.'il
by
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ta k in g In n raid by eight heavy Lee and Sheriff liex Sweat from
The bodie* will be Rent to f l&gt;.Kg. tig till... |...|itlrul wuik.rreport.
Till!
; iviiili'llt 1’TIlHt WltlldUl
Vombers.
.-x'u-d the 'push-pull" or .luil I. Mill. I ... .i . .un uf tin- Mu
Mu.ri- t (mil tw&gt;&gt; yi-nr* ngu.
U&gt;•'I|.ul I -HI. I .il ilte |*i.lie,- Sti win mnif tit till- 1t toif, air cundlThe Cluli gtnu n rh.ng vote ot relativeii in Linmlnton, tin. for
‘.y|o- of recording.
A statement hiued in Hankow dismantling stores umlor warrant
Iii.lgi.li.hn
I.
M.mriappruvr.l
burial. No nervier* will be con­
two
ll
■It- Illiu .ll
un . mrii'il ti am. on fnUt.• f'.tni t’h|paid tha Chinese' ||*nes managed for about $60,000 in past due tux­ tlmnk* to Ceorgo ttollin*, ehuirtIi** St.iti-'.* i.i.iti*.ii t.i ilismi** tin* Thi* aa. the thi til ilt'iimlr-tf ii . VI.-c k
ducted here.
*'H«n **» T‘aeIMIlil, I"&lt; 1 tlirmigh n
t « outfight and autipead 12 Japa- es and license*. It holds up execu­ tiiun of the iirugrum committee,
chargi-* llml Ihr nix ilrfen.lant* •lit! lilHfVt of Holly w * ■.I.
t loihltiiji ' .I. iilio t o.i.-r t.'rcek
peao pursuit ship* to tarry out the tion at least until noon Friday to for Ins work in the pant yrur.
Th*M«*
ai?ri«G| thi* Un*
bml k..ln.|.r,| Ji.M-ph HhoemaL'.
I ( a m i In vr il » « I'totfto F i r « t )
allow the court to test the Whi.tI ’irvuil Judge M.
It
Stan! Il
attack.
Among the person-, who *poke
nml S.ny Itt.g.-n and
anuUu-f cit I'M iitv wp.t Ai*lmi' 'v 11**it * ii
It aaatrttd the bonders carried don claim that il is not liable fur to the dull during the last year
r. |rv in, .l.urgud
vhatg.. llml tillllnm hud kidnapr.1 i I** Th»* film with tin* in \s Min i vriitiiir.-tl
out their raid la two units ut Ux ns a chit in store.
'mrk *v*f , »»l fiv r* ilrt L uim| in with hreukuig *n.l .i.tenng with
were: Ceurge \V* Giliha nf Jack*
Kugriu- F. I'.iulnut,
Circuit Judge IhrWilt I. Urey sonville, Kurl Urown of Ih lsn J,
frFnfin of -mu ♦ *• tl»r iidelil to cu.limit u oiHdeilieunui. |
pour each, after a quick dash down
Thi- t iv.- f.irmvr |Hdii-*-mrri r*tha rlvar. launching their axplo- ruled the ontanlxnlion was legal 1 Rev. Piuil Redfearn, Senator C.
lu three y, ar* m the Stale IVn
cunlly wrrr ncf|utttrd un a charge "tMiols whlU* lho «il«l Iy!»•*
s chain atnre but th« slore eleim* tl. Andiew*. Cuaeh Leunurd 1tr^rk in (tulip flfll anti lifi rli &gt;*
hive* from WOO feet.
ilentiary at Itaifur.l, la-t Friday
of kidnaping I’.iulnut.
Japanese earlier t*ported their each uni* ia owned by ita msno- Mel.iiea.. of
\ViU» tho found rey induct ...r
Seniim.le
High j WASHINGTON, June -JO —UP)
l.nN im N , Ky . J utu* 2 0 W
All six au.| several .ithere pre­
-y-lrnis now in uae mile ine lime
J a m s drove steadily ahead with ger. The atorra have been closed Sellout,
There will be a tun*.I clinic a&lt; — Fi'itisi nl Jkiilift* 11. t lliur«?li Kuril
Father J. J. hrtle- I — Representative Fish, of
New viously wrrir at quitted nf scran.l
their Yangtie
Valley offensive since Judge Cray's ruling.
of
an
nrchealr*
ean
be
hea-.l
f
i
­
gluin.
Rev,
Martin
II ram. York, said in a statement yea- degree murder in rannretion with
llu* i;i»Yt'iiiiuriil niuU«m
the I’aolu v. huul luiiinrrow nn.rn
W atoal Hankow, provisional ChiJudge Klwyn Thoma.i, K. M Da­ ter.lay that the Admini*lrnti.in Hhorniakcr’.. d.-ath fidluwing the ller the new eyatenv ilifferen* in- iog begin.ling ul Mini o'clock, ili'inlMiii)f tharni'fi utrain A U n i
(weatmwea m raga Tersei
vis, rurulur ut Itnlliu* College. would be "aiding and abetting flogging. Tile case ha* attract- strpmenta . un be d.-lin-lu. hr.l t'ounly ,S, li. ol Nur.e
llorolUf ILirhiii ruiinty run I nprrfttoni
Henry Watson, Ken Guernsey of In the spread uf communum e,i nation-wide attention in the mure clearly. Fruin 'he liigheal lainili auhl lu.luy. Three doctor :iiiit thrci* rumpmiii'-i, deftMidunLi
notes of lh*» violin In ih* l.».\* *t have ilnniili-d llt.’ir lervicv* fren in Hit* »nl» l»1»«r rui»a|iirttcy trial*
Orlando, I'oslmaster It. J. Holly, throughout Latin America” If it past 2S years.
notes uf Ihe oboe and la** Vi* lire &gt;.f charge Mni. laiinli *tot.*|.
an.) County Agrtil C. It. Daw­ did nut lake a stronger policy
Th" ili'feniKinU
frecti wans
►
there is perfect, full I me repro­
Klmt*r !» Hall ci«t*I Ihi* Thr*#
toward .Mexico's expropriation 'uf
LONDON, Jana 2 0 .— M * - T w o son.
duction
Iti-side i
speaking programs, Amvrlcan-owned oil propertir*.
i
.- '»i ill - inner -if Point t*m»l rttminmy, William II*
L M
thousand perssms nmrehed »n the
t\ t- Swlnnry of Hanford, ibthe Stul *' ’ • - ».- l‘---rl i will Hit*rtkii&lt;*rhL uit*l \,\u* Ulu«« Uiamontl
Fish asserted
that Mexican
Japanese embassy jeslerduy with the vlnl,' held several meeting*
tricl engineer for RCA-VIglnr, ex­
.Ishvrr mi ii.ld.i- * nt *tn- t’ourt fin ft! ('nrpntatioii, (', 11, litlixfl*
a resolution protesting agamsl un.l gathering* among which was radicalism differed little from
plained Dial the new development
an
iuler
city
meet
with
IMLand
night at Mm* fir hi anti tin* lll.uk Star Coal
Russian
communism
and
predict. FONTS V R D IU SBACil. June the bombings o f Canton, South
wu* nude pOlilble Ihrnl-cn the II-.u in toinuiri.w
o'clucU He will xpeik nil the Company.
W - V P )- C o r l Morris Dann. for China metropolis, und urging u and n chicken barbecue nt Han- mills in Cuba and minea la
H 'M lU tM •• raae T * * l
Fotly imlivMuult nml 17 com*
"Erpmiding
(Vl.-ry
Markd.'*
Chile would be takan over by tha
. Vearm one of Yleriia’k it s golfers, British boycott o f Japunesa gi&gt;od*. Undo Spring!.
ST. JEAN-DE-LUZ,
France.
Members o f the flub in.trurt- governments uf those rountriM
I.'ounty Agent C. It. Dawxnn in- panics arc ntill on tnul.
wen the southam amateur &lt;b*m
A large foree of mounted po­
June 20_i;p) -T h e United Slate,
vile* till grower* and the genital
V tonihlp Satarday
bi
dactoiv* lice blocked the marcher* nrnr e.l the secretary to send II. If. unless lha United States pro*
ambassador to Spain, Ctaude tl.
Coleman,
president
who
U
in
pnldic lu br prexentMctad
interfile
o
f
American
ciUTask Lon over the aan-kekad fair the emtjpsay but allowed a email
Bowers, announced yesterday he
Vvaya o f the P^ite Vadra Bsacb delegation to deliver tha reaolu- California to attend tha Rotary **ns In Maiico.
was awaiting a reply from Bar­
International Convention, a tele­
Check*
from
the
National
" I am unabla to underaUnB celona on a proposal for aarhange
tkm.
The regular Boy Scout C-iurl Youth A&lt;hiiini*lralion have ar
Playing ateadily frem the atari
Prof. J. B. 3, Haldane earlier gram wishing him a plessnnt so­ tho weak and vaaclllatlng attl- Of government and insurgent priijourn.
of llonur will be held loiiFght in rivrd I’ rinripul G. E. McKay an
ad that American-owned sugar
knd seldom In U f , trouble .
told, a meeting at tha Chin*
ItA (FORD, Juno 20.—( A V II. B. Pope, who presided In tud* o f Praaidant Roosevelt In onere of war, including several the Junior High School at M;0U nounced today anil a.ldetl that
layout where pitfall* arv campaign committee at Trafal­
American*.
Urttun
William ,
tlilbiboruugh
o'clock,
Scout
Executive
Arihur
the
absence
o
f
President
Colastcdenla working in the NYA
not demanding the restoration o f
gar square (hut Germany and Ja­
the
M-jaar-aU
Dai
The ambassador, acting re mrd Uranan said today.
cuunty negro convicted o f kUtlnE
men, announced that -ftost Mon­ American property or full i
program
could
secure
their
checks
an
la t vtetory aver pan were pooling (nforaaation
iator, Indicated that Insurgent
day tho installation of the near demnlty for damages,
W. 'E . "Kader- ncuulmaxlrr of by calling at the high achnnl any la-roy llortuii, another negro, w ig
which
Cardan, tall
vataren gained from raids in Bpaln and
Florida'*
eiectrtg
president, George Rollins, would could be lb# only satisfactory General Franco had proposed the Troop It said boya from hia afttrnoun thi* week except Sat­ executed in
h , Qx„ Dfljui took IHp on Canten.
exchange. Bower* submitted the troop would seek 2U m&gt;-rit badge*
chair thU niurniag.
take place. Ho Mid there would settlement,1’ he said.
"
I
f
.
w*
at the U tiLh aU and from
suggestion to tha eBaccalona gov­ end one xcout would l»- advanced urday between 1.00 ami fidMI
Superintendent L. F. Chapmatf
bo no mooting on;July 4.
continue to procrastinate, *our
u’rhck. The checks will not be Mid thu negro mode no atata*
an the ontaaVM Bovsr war
Visiting
Ro U r la ns
Included citlsana will probably lose evrry- ernment and has bean Informed to lh « rank of Life Kctuit. One mailed in any cine.
merit beforu lie died.
Jak* Jacobs o f DeLand, J. D. tblag, or obtain agrarian bonds that a reply, expected generally tn acuut Will apply for the llrur.lc
be favorable, had bun mailed.
Among 16 doomed men still
Bowen o f Jacksonville, Frank •a they have in tha put, which
Palm,
INVESTMENTS
DECLINE
Th Insurgents submitted n list
in Un- death row
Le Franklin
Hnell o f Tituavtllo, and Harry H. arc and will ba utterly valueless.*'
IL E. Morris, scoutniaxter of
af 29 government-bald aviators
Pierce McCall. 2 1 year-old Print**
NSW YORK. Jen. W - i f f l - A Hughes o f Louisville, Ky.
Troop
6,
said
scout*
from
hi*
*
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WASHINGTON, - M b
Ameri­ nn laborer who ronfexsed
whom Franco wanted sat frao. The
h*
m a p of Now York buatneae men
EDITORS m e e t
Insurgents war* willing to free troop would aaak 12 merit hedge*. can corporation* and bueine-i men kidnaped
Lev lev01*
fivv-yrar-uld Jimmy
diactoaad yeeUrdsy they had apCIRCUS CONTI NUBS
Other
award*
and
advancement*
had
direct
investments
uf
$ltji,)l,only 16 government filer* but it
Cosh fur a flo.uuu ransom.
,
Pltod Car a certificate at tow.-,
W HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
was understood Franco bad of­ will not ba sought until scouti 000,000 In foreign antarprixea at
h w llt o aa "The League &gt;• ASYRACUSE, N. T, -UPj-CIr- W. Va.— v n — Two hundred edW fered tha Ians* ef I I American attend camp.
the end o f 1930, a not decline nf
a.M4 tha Nat (anal I s i o r KeU- cus tents aprontad Ilka maab- tore from tho nation's croan*
more than 10 per cent from |he
Infan I ry men la maks tap tha diflooms bar* yatUnlay a few borna " • J * aosemblsd last night for
BANDIT! GET ll.ooo
boom year of 1929.
after a deadline sat by John Ring- tb* annual convention of tho Noling North, president of Ring Ibig Uonak Editorial Association and
The only place In Chian’s vail
Fifty-seven Chinese steamship
Florida: Partly cloudy tanlgbE
M IAM I,#—(IP)— Two youthful
Brothers and Bantam A Bailey heard thalr praaidant report IT areas where trout can ha found masked bandit*, one armed with n companies with headquarters in and Tuesday, scattered thundat*
tiraus, for dksbaadlag the show if tfntaa bad Joined In n program are ia lb*^e&lt;reams of tha Imperial rifle, Tabbed tha Miami Trenail Shanghai ware put out of busi­ ■how*re Tuesday and probably
employes rafuaed to accept a tS to make state associations sm s- hunting grounds In
company'* d f l w ysstarJay of ap- ness by th« Japanese blockade near tho southwest and n t m an
» « « * « W* i » W *
k ^ l S t l n NEA.
- -., r
yroxl aat al ^
pf tha China (o u t last year,
northaMt waxU tonight,
*"&gt;
lit

t h ill

lli'llie nil III**

( ll.lttl illr.OUt two

4 Jap Warships Are
Sunk As Drive On
Hankow Continues

Resellers I liable To
Remove V ictims In
Submerged Sleeper

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HighCourtW rit Resume Of Y ear’ s
K a lla -ScMttre W ork Is Given At
O f Jax Stores Rotary Luncheon

State Dismisses N ew D evelopm ent In Sound
A ll Charges fu Reproduction D em onstrated
F lo g g in g Trial

O r d e r Temporarily Vote Of ThanksGiven
G. E. Rollins Who
Stops Dismantling
For Past Due Taxes Arranged Programs

Motion To Drop Case
Against Six Defend­
ants Is Approved

Vi \

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Fish Urges Strong
Attitude A g a i n s t
Oil Expropriation

Southern Amateur
trolf Championship
Won By Carl Dann

V

Three Dismissed In
Harlan County Trial

2000 British Protest
Bombings At Canton

Ambassador Seeks
Exchange For War
Prisoners In Spain

Session Of Scout
Court To Be Held

Negro Meets Death
In Electric Chair

a

League la Formed To
Amend Labor Board

re

LOCAL WEATHER :

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*H E BXNFOHD HERALD, BANPOBD, FLORIDA

an ford Herald

Build That Home
A full p a g». advertisement in Saturday’, Herald,
carryiiijr the mMaagea of Sanford persona and firms inifreNUil in .hit construction o f homes, should help encourittre our ritizctis to invrstijrate '.he |&gt;ossthi!ities of owning
a home through means provided by the Federal Housing
Adnt'niV.ratlnn.
I he truism has been stated many times before that
money spent for rent is just' so much money thrown away,
but many people who wanted to own homes, heretofore,
have been restrained by the heavy int.lal cost and high
monthly payments. Now the government operates a sys­
tem where low Income resident* can own their homes with
payments les* than rent.
It isn't net canary to go into the details regarding the
requirements for securing government financing, except it
might be said that to build a home costing $3000 a person
must have an Income of 11200 annually, must own a lot,
and have $|00 in cash, which in many cases aan he in­
cluded in the loan.
The important thing we wish In get across is that
O'Tsons who have the Idea in I he back of their head to
•mild a home should consult anyone of 'be number of ad­
vert '*ers in Saturday’s Herald. They will give you the de­
tails, they will direct you. they will help you.

Hitler And The Kataer
f f f i L K Y E USE FOR TODAY
r

C O V R A G K IS F O I I T I F I M i b&gt;

F A IT H ; By fsith
he
for«o„k
Rgypl, Sot fearing the wt*lh *,l
the king? for hr i-ndurrii, aa w r
Ins him who la invisible.— Mr
.brews 11:21.

h« sun may m vtr ***t &lt;m Hi*
hh
hut that diHt^n'i
III that I hr rat arunt many a
It cloud over .Itihn Htill s I hi
If dip* mh-ncie*.
Ill csio you don't know ll. thr
■Fashion Inst it ut of A nirrlri Im*
'f lW it ly snnounrril
thst
Jim
FarUy l. the brut flrvfMrd poll*
.lie tan in Amur lea. Thin wan Wfor® Jim Iasi hi* ahirt in IVnn
dffranfa.
-

During last July 10,200 per
•OB* wore killed In urcidont* in
‘ America and each year the July
•Mualty list* exrced all
other
, Month*. Neat month will bn nn
aXevptlun unless tho public wills

' fh * lending spending program
l i ktUlg ollhd for action, and it
Won't be long before Ihe effect*
• f another ehol In t a r m will
tb feh. A* b'ng aa the dope-and
Madia hold out everything will

Senator Minton doesn't tike (he
• a y the pres* ftf America is treat­
ing him. Neither dors Hitler. Both
of them resoive the right to vent
their wrxih wherever ami when­
ever they wish, but neither nr
them can taka It when the other
mldq goes into action
Rsrnr Byrd o f Virginia ImH*v«a In economy, lire cully he
told th* United Rules Senate:
- l e t US not deceive gurselvrs.
A ft tha people will
pay
this
That debt with acrumulaled In♦•reel, and all the people will
A rry , hy direct taxation, this
honey national expenditure,"
k. C. Fori'x complxlnt against
iplea using I ho
. gulf
_
course a*
wooing ground, reminds ns of
l lit* Mayor (Iray’e smlentiou'■ark' about placing barricades
NO" eerUln slroeta leading lo
thin area* along the lake shore.
&gt; Groy eeaerted In all his auet dignity that he wax opposed
IMh a plan heesuse ha had
rar teen anything in hi* life
it would make "necking'* un-

On* o f tho eaoet encouraging

M ONDAY, JU NE 20, 1938

Whenever Hitler begins a new carnpdign of jew-bai.
mg. oi purges the Nazi party, or Itoldly takes over a new
lice of foreign territory, he i* condemned on all sides as
■ mural* rer amt terrorist, ami some of the names he is
culled cannot be reproduced in print. Yet the feeling
.igaitisl Iter Fuehrer today is mild compared with the
deadly haired the people of America felt for Oermany’s
master
he Ka'ser—pluring the World War.
An advertisement appearing in The Herald for June
17, IDIH for the Star Theatre is sufficient evidence Ihal
the people of Sanford felt just like the rest of America
'taint Kaiser Wilhelm.
Taking up about two-thirds of a page, the advertisemen! showed a largo sketch of the Kaiser In his wnr heVm t with rfit up-turned villainous black mustache and
cruelly glmm'ng eyes.
Beneath the sketch it says; “ At The Star Theatre
Monday. 'The Kaiser' The Bean' of Berlin— See the
Mood thirsty mad dog of Europe, The nun whose heart
Satan would give the entire kingdom of Hell for. A man
whose lias y. slinty bnjln caused the wholesale murder of
entire nations. The man who made immorality, crime,
murder, license, and rape the commandments of the hordes
of baby-killer*. The man who was refused a passport to
II 11. The nrm that vermin and filth germs will refuse to
eat when he 1* dend. A mongrel among hell-hound*. A
man tlw‘ Uncle Sammy will make hard to catch in a
little wh'lc."

SANFORD TWENTY YEAR8 AGO
C,. C. Mrllougal wa» at homo o
enjoying a vi«ll with hi* family,
on Monday from Wayemst, Urn.,
Mrs I. II. Ilsrt, the Misses
Ruby Hart, Nellie I-ong, Winnie
for
Knight and Hoc Hasty went tO| teave hare next Turwlay
Jacksonville as delrgnte* to the^ their old horns In Commerce,
making the trip in
Fpwarlh league convention. N el-, Georgia,
lie and Winnin will he guests of their cal. They expect to bo gone
several month*.
Mr. and Mr*. D. E. Colli*.
Mr. nml Mr*. I, E, Estridge ex­
Mia* IlsttiheU Hyer of Orlan­
pect to move to their new home, do was th* guest of Mte, H. J.
the K. N Kstridgv plqce on (’em Holly yesterday, Miss Hyer la
eron Avenue. The house ha* popular in Hanfoid and her mpay
bran remodeled and present* a admirera are glad to see her
very pleasant
appearance Mr. »g»in...........
,
,
and Mis. F. N. Kslrldgn have not
Ensign Harry Carbon la boma
derided as yet where they will nn furlough from hi* Jut if a at
locate,
the aviation station *1 I'ensaepla.
J. V. Wicks left fur point*
Mi*. K. U. Tyner ha* roturnad
in Grurgin last week.
after s visit to (ielnesville, WIV
Mr. and Mr*. O. It. Nlrbolnon liilnn and other point* In ceatral
hove returned to llmytona alter Florida aftd will be the guest, of
a two weeks visit with relative* her daughter* Mi*. R. J. Hally
nml friends here.
for the next few moeths.
Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Phillips,
Mias Alma Turner U ft on
Mr*. Adam* and Mr*. Aubr*y
Moran attended thu (iuUeridgeJone* wedding at llgine* City
last Sunday, going over In the
t'lilliip* car and (topping for
returnod
Mia* Clara Phillips who arrnmpaWoman’a

|g hi said, ueae another type of
light ir\ recording.
In addition lo theeirwam arid
newapaporptan prexen*, J. 0. Humlfc e*re, district sale* pixiunr for
RCA, was at tho demonstration.
I Th* reels were shipped directly
Mr.* to Sanford front the sound developMarentelle had eeeured two i cel* kig studio* through th* courts*?
oi th* film "Tho Hurricane'' me °1 Samuel Coldwyn and l/nitod
recorded under Ihe old single- ArtUta.
.

hfua kgalnst tho possibility of a
h u n t war in Furopo w » th&lt;m at Inauguration by Hitler of
taaAUlfcw Mullar beautification
rogram of Berlin. Her Fuehrer, track system and lha other'under
rha carrlea around tha fate of all lb* newer dual system. A quarter
lurop# In hia vest poyket, la not o f en hour wax permitted to elapse
itb« money tmprettying up hia between tho showing of the two
ilkl, U 'hero la a grxvu dasb f Ita being Mown o ff tho faro reel* hut Ihe recording of th* film
Ihn oqrth during tho first few using the dual system we* fxr
superior to th* first film ehown
b nf a b|g war.
S ';’ f-~
a ■—
which uaei) the old system.
W. 8. Kntirfaan, president af
Included on th* ECA-VIctor root
|era) Motors, laid down some
waa a symphony played by Lae-J
ttyVnga advice tba other day
pold Stokowski and hia IM-piaca
■ tlaaa of young men taking
orchestra. It was a masterpiece
Hiirsa at hi* factories. What of screen squad rvproductlaa.
*m d would ha p good creed
Every Instrument could ho hoard
•■yon*, fl* told thorn “ to U eloarly and distinctly ax though
tev* |n people who ar* work- the orchestra were |a lha thouii*.
t fa r you, *o crest* a business
Hr. Swlanty declared that.
I yau yourself win bo proud wkU* lha dual film produced by
to fco tolerant o f tho other RCA-Vkter and lha one produced
tew; and Baton to hia troubles by W wNtn d ee trio raaullod lu
tlnri you can got th* whole tha tame *chUv»me«L tha »CAlore,' to gat th* other fellow Vletaf eyt'tm la known aa “puehBklM you aa mock aa yon
V while tha Wextern Ilw in .
Lutes t o build thp sort o f aa
nown a* Mimyheoa.
,
m i n m t that will UM ovor
Ha painted out that tha RCA
■ f l h*gb*Nt.k*om» and do- sound track la originally ra*anted

It Is eitidiiled thit China *tip-1 The estimated weight of thm
plies 75 percent of &lt;he wnrld'n• ttrf&amp;rt*. ted tesUIIlen tone.
coramerciil supply of hog bristles,! _______ _
,
___________
for nfllch the largest demand is *
from the United States -here
tln M Ifp
they i r t used in the manufacture
11*1 o
v fd l4 ^ w
of brushes.
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STRANGE. AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN H E C

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Ices thu ,UJ»Q popu(at|qn cqa’t
pay thaw A«*nty elert* as ipych
money aa thoea with mart poputetteo.

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Kpeetal weekly rater, excellent beds, water tn ev­
ery room, plenty of bath rooms. Dining room now In
operation where meals can be had on dally or weekly
basis,
C. W. Sullivan. Prop,

VHAPTb

O ffer Far Ov*r.tb*-f*a«e Hit* Withdraw)\ t m m v t c .\ ,Y W '
Registered

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Special Sunday Dinner
1 flood Meals Dally

Luncheonette

I WERT-The JEWELER

crtMtue MfTcrtevL—

Diamond* knd Watch**

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Fine Watch Ano Jewelry Repairing

t u t L tM ik s m r .w m tM W fr

Diamond Mounting And Engraving

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L ft t t e R FROM 1 0 5 2
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* , it item*, the only outward
differcnee in eppcafancc is In
the bird*’ win**; ''B in iV left
wng ho* ilork teilhcr*.
while
"Nelsmi’s" fight wing ha* ilsrh.
llirti'y ho* rrfu»e,l
offer*
o*
hiicii u» yi.UU0.no for the pair.

ALMOST PERFECT RECORD. .. ho-pilal inured o
Heio li on* c u r when a dog
bit a man— and It WAS new*:
Jxok 1). Quinn of Beverly.
Washington, up to November.
1U37. had novae ailaaod a day'*
work brcaune of sickness during
thr entlro 55W yoaro ho worked
tor the Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Haul A Pacific Itallroad.
Quinn prided himself on this
record.
lie laid plan* for hit

Charlie
Mltch*ll
won th*
heavyweight glove titlu of Ei,gland 111 a competition in
IHS'f
mid retained it until W* retire­
ment in I H94, successfully de­
fending it against John 1- Hutllvan in March. IMS*, at Chantilly,
France
Mitchell also held th*
lightweight
end
middleweight
title of England.
T em e rro w i
bator, t

WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
By IMIBHT0N GKOVKK

at adjournment ami report on matter* pcilamuvath the sur- mg to aciiuatic life in the United
and buhbliw.
|Stales its territories and waters
[iiions tlie House adjacent thereto." Under that
heir nffirta and resolution a doxrn senators and
particularly In houae members could sail In Ihe
irk as the pre- Philippines or Guam and charge
inemy la busily the hill to Congress. Probably
Icc'ioa district*, they won’t but Ihe present plan
ealdum have calls for at least a trip to Alaska
Jerk* and these t» learn what is happening to the
with their boas salmon, assailed a* they arc not
over tha First only by our own fishermen hut
if Pea hies Cor- teputfdly by squadron* of busy
the R*prasenta Japanese boats,
his campaign.
Another senatorial rnmmiltro
lumber of tana-|al*o l* going lo Alaska In ,lr.
m open during cide what to do about Ihe relnUiaa each sens- deer* Tna government has defour and some- elded to buy all the reindeer for
ecrctariea
and tba Eskimo* but the Kskimo.nay be left be- own most o f them alrrudy and
the telephone Congress wants to see lu it Ihal
nator Ihe pipe lh*
government doesn't
buy
ipper U ft hand! tham all over again. Military
desk—or was it end naval aub-cumoilttccs may
if
• »Uo have lo look in on ’’defenae-

Tho

human

W e Suggest Y o u
Try Our Delicious—
Home-Cooked Meals

Lunch Complete With Dessert )5 c

Incu­

Ano'her special House com­
mittee
U la
investigate unAmerican
activities
Including
N'axi, Facial and Communist or­
ganisations tearing away at the
country's vitals. Representative
Dirkslein of
New
York hi*
raised most of Ihe fua* about
such
orgsnimtiona
hut
the
l!ou.-e bosses ,*(t him o (f the
commit'e*.
With a few exceptions, House
and Senate committers just fold
their door* and do nothing at all
until Cnngresa meats again n o t
January. A few committee em­
ploye* have to go horn* to help
re-elect the boss who got them
their jobs, but the others gat an
unadulterated vacation— on full
pay — from
the
end of one
Congress to lha beginning o f the
next. It's a hard life.

Repairing
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M c L a n lin , J e w e le r
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f a Why Not Eat At Laney’s
These Warm Summer Days

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3 -IN .l C H A M P IO N . . .

J U A Fkrh Ave,

Ultra Violet ami h if n Red raya,
Balt sea npray and wind-Mown aawd;
Ekmenlg of carefree, happy daya.
Hut the bAne o f summer beauty aids.
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H ave you r sunshine and rtrl it ta a ,
^ And appear U fresh aa a h r e e r t ;
Xh Just pay a visit to E v a k e n ’s,
It’s the w isest th in g to do.

B. L Perkins
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Clerk Unhappy. Oyer
Population Decline
HUTCHINSON, Kaa, Juno SO
—tA*7—The clerk of the county
court probably I* Ike unkappleot
man fa Reno county a* a result
of a recent census. U showed th*
population dropped from test
last year's MJ1T to BAUD.

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A M A L t l l its L U W 1J K i k t !
“ 1 waa really surprised luiw easily I could
buy a P lym p u th ’ Roadli inr;, "'nays MissGraca
M ontgom ery o f Loa Angeles, C alif. ‘ ‘ I never
knew auclt a big, luxurious car could be that
low priced. O ne ride sold me co m p letely!'1
T O f Hie li'.u lin q lo » i-il-p ii&lt; r i l r n r s , ih o P ly m o u th
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re se n t a l.ir ue propm Im n of I ’ l) m o n lh 's lo w i l f l i y .
e re d p r ic e ...b a la n c e in x u r p r iv n q ly low im iiilK ly I n .
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$ a a ■ ■ M B —ing
all teileral t*s*s. State, locsl

pital at Sanford where she ha* will eta reti'dtd.
hern for Irea'ment.
Mr. anti Mr*. A l\ fa&gt;*h nf lieThe la*t of Hie m m meet a ftvin
land are viaitinic Mr. ami *Mia. W.
i the Uuuiilv tHeti (ll IHJ’J,
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tanlglit at K otl o'clock at th* |ln^
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Ri el ii nni'uiit v 1 hr
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Kaowtr* Mrmorial
t'haprl
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Hu* diihtniT i f f t l wtii'kige when
before an improvised altar of
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Thi’ N ivi t«iu| iifill Mra. T. f|
f*olli*t(i* in Winl«r l’ark.
cibotrum anil pulrstai baskrls yioUiduy iiioiiiuig al their hoinu Norton i»rrivi**| m Hvimlt* Pfiifay I I aiMMii ft *iiiii«he&lt;l bviiitluw « In hiFtnl T u m o r
of the
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gladlotas and miird flowsrs of on Holly Avium.
pml w I nuikf thi-ir hiifiu- ut (h ■
[Ucihoili«t t!hurch &lt;*1 Or
S' i i iv |m •*trfip«-1 s *'*f-jti'tl from
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M V f W Ing the r*r*n»o*ly
th*
rlage ky k*r fath*r. Il«r gown will regret • lemn that ,he I, paatfir r*f lh»* Ovuuln M&gt;*t hmlis* u ni1, J«l miles ca-tl, m &gt; m vui a*
brUa fun* grof&gt;m will Irarr for a
W H tll o f
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f i l l ’ t i l ’l l ] I t . o l i f J
III'
was of delphinium blu* marjjui very ill with inllmnsu at the ('hurt'h at ih»' uhiiual I'mih rntte^
trt|i In Ih* north. They
Mr,. N.l in LikelnniJ. ami prcarhnl h h * fly. Tho hoapital 1r,iifi himifhl
sett* and *h* chose accassorie* of home of her ilaughi
akr tbrir h o m e in Orlando.
Mo Injun il lo Mile* i i*y for
rose, liar coisage was of
pink tie Ingrum, in West I'nlni Hearlt fir*t aerimifi
mi S u m lay m o m - ,
Mt titnit'lll.
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injC, T he’ ynunir i-mipli- havi* only
watMinia and bouvanlla.
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Friends
of
Mr*.
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Miss Clifford Shinholser slater
W m^N E Y
FLAYS BASEBALL
J.*» Inimr.l ]ila-fiuo r- fmrn ihu
of the bride, was asaid of honor. , sengrr will I"1 triad l" lemn ih.u hiult* In*inif Ihu f&lt;»rnit’r Miaa Fran- fu • nuit’li th.»( hunlli’tl fhf mi*a*
sh* is aide In In- out ugHin ulier cea Dahnt'y of llttifieaif*«! Th» idi hiulue pan wpJ Dili*I* tl i*n Hie
TNO, N. Y. —141 - Rich- She wore a gown of rose lore.
The groom was arcompaniod to I being confined tc her home fur Volini; paator »* Hie b o h nf rh*“ vvf ( iiitf nf ihi' rrri'k bi'ilile the
itney, former pr**ii|*nl of
because of
a Kivereml M. II. Niirlnn. Hie-'J li-krii h n p ^ ’in* rai.
York Slock Kichnnge, the altar by Isifton Johnson who the past week
irive Killer of Hit' Titmpa Dial Met
HU way to a new rmrrer acted as best man.
|sprained ankle.
Ihaiili- (III 4 041 he* there waa
— aa varsity first basePve-auptlal muale was offarad
------of Ihe Melhodiat KpiMTipal H u m h. ^h m W l .(|# . &lt;IIB|f,| w»r. I. tenth r
the Sing Sing baseball by Edwin Shinholaor. brolhar of | Mrs. M. 'It
Strickland
and •ml come a to (ivi4'i|ti frfim *he .
wooil hi-iiki'u nit** a !ia«h.
Silver--IVrrlne I'hurrh when* he HnRicimfe, »lu«ht . pil ow*, IwthlirHf,
the bride, accompanied by Mra. daughter, Marianne, returnrd y s
Ered Balk
The musical
nelec- terilay from Ornuuid Iteach w h e n ban heen piialor fur the pant year, hatw mitl pur •* were a iiwivm of
FueiiiU of Mrs. (I. I*. Sloan wil ; «t*t|den, anal til ruhhf.li M ml Uflll
tion* wera: **l laiye You Truly,’’ithey hive visited for the past
be ifla«l lo «learn 'hm -he »a im i piirlklf * ul
by Carrie Jacofcn-Bood; and “O fr w week, as guests of M u
hijwlie*
that Hut
proving
after a -terrnt illnea* wu-heJ hi th ouieli thi- fipeti an*l
I V n m l n M e ”, If DeKevea. T h e Kathleen ItiHiger*.
j nil has relumed h o m e from *^411 limlien
traditional wadding marches arwre
M-hova nml wn*nrl»ril--uff
fl. 8. Crave, has relumed frurn Fcrn»ld-l*4»uifh1im Memorial llo* il o ii ra f 11f 4**d Hie inlet i*n‘
played by Mra, Ball.

Following the ceremony a ahor! Baton Itouge, la., where he went
reception waa held for lha wad­ recently to attend the graduation
ding guests, which included U r (gercises of his neicr. Miss Allen
Immadlata famlUaa of the bridt Stavrns. from the Baton Hung
and groom.
High School.
Mrs, 8. 0.
Shinholser,
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cut lha brlda'g taka, Misa Car­
The Reverend and Mrs. Fred
oline Cogburn, alatar of
Ua A. Richey, accompanied by Mra.
groom, prtalded at th# P « » fh j. E. gpurling, wera in lloUiul
table, and Misa Marjoria Cogburn t o j,^ attending the annual camp
aaaiated In carving th* gu#o*a. |m„ tin, 0f the Florida Sia'e
Mr. and Mrs. Cogburn loft Ptnlacoital Holiness Aoocii'iun
immediately after tha r»«ap*ion Mj._ R|eh«y w„ the guast of Ibe
fog a honeymoon o f uoanaounetd Rtv L Jf Oliver, etaia euparln
following
which t((ldrnL
they will lank* thetr hem* lit Ft.
Florae where Mr. C egbw * ha*( Mr |Dd Mr,
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Mra, H, C). Shinhuisi'r,, io Chari**
Cngburu, aon of Mr. and
Tka wedding i*f Mi»s Anna
Retk TJngTi, daughter »*f t*h«rh'» Mra. C. H. Cogbudi, took place
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Following the ceremony.
the
bride and groom left for «i lionAlrv A (
dii im* h ft V’ ■*
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They t»*r*l*y foi Sivimnuh, ha *oio v
will m 4 ke their h o m e in Hastings 'be will \i*it her
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a«|»rt
Lnis Kelsey, the cvrvmuny t&lt;&gt; be
I f t F f , I' h u t ir 3 1 1 .
held at th* First
Methodist
Church iif Lpke 1’lucuL Mil, VV 1 % T l « m RB MRIIF far altiMrt-M
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K*l**y will marry Charles Ruck­
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er of llicora. Mrs. KUsey will
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reaiaia for a few weeks in Luke
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eey left Saturday for Lake Ftacil Placid. Mr. Kelsey will return to
««•■(• wssrk S»l
where they will attend lha wed Sanford for ■ week, then icjuiti I 41L O U KIT m \
naf kill. Thv&lt;i4«rr (ItoihH, M I
• H n l h , i!lnS •• U r « * W I tw i« sleler, Mr*. Kelsey
M* |i(h VI.

YO W ELL - D REW ’S

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KEROSENELAMP?
And
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H tilijivH

*Vp MIlm )i

II on
vS&gt;cr l u r y
for
(hr
kin
Misa Charlotte Smith, who ren­
Min
dered with the traditional wedM'
" i. r&gt;nnor
^Hnned der I'-.i'ttell |f|ioip in Mins H»'* IV
ding marches of Wagner and
from 1
' ° l fr T h m oioml .ami pisnist is Musa
Mendelssohn. “ To A Wild Rose' th‘ , ^ nl ' hv »,f ' U,,K 1 K"'**1 niivi Cb.sptii.in
h&gt; McDowell, and “ Tho Old Re- af Mr* Jauu'* H

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M m
A n n W.ghtnian Robeon
J4*11 •■ II *J. » ■ lip
MONDAY
1 bream* the bride of H e r m a n I.
Mi*» Kathleen l-.n.y .,n.| ( ..(
1 h r
i|
&gt; 11 f i J * ' f
t h e ili MT tni ii
T * » l*«ular b u . m c i and ,o * nd)lr,on „f Hating.
ya.lanU) 1,111 'wilyI o n,, m «'« ye,
•*f Mu»&gt; L m H i Umitf wen* tliwcin
■O* Hnetint of the M W Bible,
„ ,
.mail
rhnrch
»«*r.tmy
at
P a y M m H.-Ml"
a. h, ’hr
Uf-t Uf, C% *»f lb- l%; 4 .i
claaa of the
&gt; ir,t Mrth.»li,t wri|l|1„g gl ||0 ly Cross Episcopal
vv l i l t l l l f
V|-»
I wl&lt;
I’hr non*
Chnr«h will hold a treasure hunt (hurth Eather A S. PerW per
Mi,* Virginia M i l i, uHend
^I'fVlt,- \ ,i
ll III
Air r A
\l
It the hum* of Ur. and
Mil ( f„rn,jng the eremony in the rre* m « a u m m r r ** bool at the t'm I ' l l l l »I* ■. Ik I h \Jl-sS ,'| ih*11 I HAP
11 *retro* W y n n at 7 .tit I1. M.'
a f n ,rnall group of friend* v,r,ily of Fl.'iiil* in l*am,*ville man
1 I hi hii* nfiidrriN nre
Asaisttn^ U r and Mr, W y n n in &gt;n,| r,|auve»
Itl l lk t|l|C t hi ll
|| L
hi*'tk* ificluil
M
ratortaininjr will be Mr and Mr,
Mia*
Robson wore a white
Mi, Ered Scot' mil Die, M m
init ill i - &gt;iitaiif
ih •*’h .xrr *hi
Arthur Phillip* »ih I Mr and Mr*.
.Harkaktn suit of tailored line* m ,
|rf[ |„&lt;W)
We,: |H‘ 1V I t t l h y
\|
vtil.lir.l llah
C»fl Chorpeam*.
Her arraaaoriaa war*
also ufp»|nl Hea, b where iht
w i l l VI'S It l i n k
TUESDAY
white, and the wore
a corsage
|.sl,|g K.,vt-»
III.’
|*t i h i . 1 1 y
ii i ) i * i i 1h u m
T h C Truth S.-*k*i, Claaa will
of swectlwarl and tuba
roe,**
__
iiiu h 'i
lilt*
tll&lt; C L l l u l l
*. f
M"
bare an all-day picnic, coventd- She was given in marriage by her
Ml" A It. * M*« X VA«|| |t | h&gt;t|;iy V . i l u * \V l i l l U M t - , W ll H M r *
Km
dtah dinner, and &gt;wim at the fath*r. Dr. Nicholson Robaon
Lu vi,,it her ilaa^htit. Mi* J U ti i *' ]t # U n t i l .
|nniiiivt
.iii*1
Mm *
hunt* of Mra. i
A. drown at
Th* maid of honor, Miaa I’earl
*
n
L
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w .
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IN mi if* * it, a t h e r h o m e
in
Kt iii H a l y 4 i i l h o u n .
U ' t ' I ' F 1»*l v
M&lt;*
Define* B#ifh
A bun will con- R o b w n , sister of the brute. cnoso
\V i iiti
»'( ' M V
K hi l n * *
Ii ■lit »
IlltM"
rw j n u m b e r *
from the
Kir*t a white ur»T«mhle, with pink ar
for
Ihi
'Uhjii't,
UbriJienc
MtiMdtit C’hurrh at \» il&lt;) A M
iFMoritr
H«r corsage was ■»!
'Ii** (toMifirvi Han ha* Ii f Hciuji hoo k • ,i»e h r np made in
Call l!M for particular*.
! pink radiance roses.
haA i lltir-Lj ul ion .
for a enter Hull wlii ic **n*
I hr
uu i u o r y
am ik
Mrs. Robson, mother of
the
T tv o p Nuiwbar O n e of «hc C.irl
accepted ,* ponilinii to leiii Ii in i"1 dnocfi d hj, Ali-iii Wilhemm i
*c*mt• *1111 the aenior troop will bride, was gowned in
tigured
\V». Imhlt
meet it the Little Houae at 1 (HI getirgettf, and wore a coisaga llu ( eiilei tint S«hiKii.
|hc
*’* t,»ritb » itr * sfmlrn'i
oVloek to go to Sattlamlo
of red radiance roues,
\|i&lt;i Dorothy U m i f t ha*
r
wifi- p-dlofid
a(
thr
Pari*h
T &gt; m Philathe« Cli»« of tho
John Campbell of Hastings
to
Center
IIill after Hi mi i- with Mi a f V VVdhsio*
rreibyUrian Church will have a acted as best m a n for Mr. A n d e r ­ lurneii
spending the week end here wi’Ji a* •,umi dii eel or of gomes and
wlenar roast at latke Mary a: son,
dii&gt; ci a i d ' e r i |i nlitn* »vdh " M y
M
P. M.
.Nuptial music arts played by her father, C A Hainea
^ n e Ladies' Misaionaiy *i*cie
ty of Full (ro^jwl Tab,-'unclr. Hr
!ando Road, will hold it- -cm
monthly meeting at the home of
the tractor, the Rev. Fred A R u b
*y, 218 Holly Avrnuc, ll will lo­
an all-day «e*,»n. wi&gt;h a covered
dish dinner. A m o n g the out of
town guw&gt;t* will lie Mr, Hu'H
Richey, a mrmb r r of the family
of Fltriila Bih!e |n«lltu‘e, T ampa
Mra* H. J. l / h m i n Mr a S l»,
Hlghltyninn. and Mrs ,| c, I'm
trtsnn will inlertain a: tea f m m
4 :0 0 to tv00 nVh'ck at the homo
of Mra. lUghleyman. f»r»5 Valen
rki Drive.

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Daily Vacation Bible
School Opened Today

A n d P e r s o n a l Activities

Social Calendar

: -• I

THE HANTTOD TO tALD . fUNTORP, FLORIHA

H O N D A T , J U N E '20. 1938

Social

• - / i . '^ i . v i ' .

Starts Tuesday June 21
and Continues Through Saturday July 2
You're invited to utlenil our big innual mld-NUiumer rleurunce e»enl
which, thin year more Ihan «v «r , offent ymf counlk»o, opporlunitien to
»itv« many dollar*. There i r « vtluen for m«n, women, children and
I he homo— Bvery one mi ouUlandtng you won't he able lo renUI them.
Take thb occasion lo supply yomt vacation and summer needs at price*
far lowtr than you ordinarily pay.

YOWELL-DREW CO.
C K N TO A L FLOIUDA’R LARG EST

D EPAR TM E N T STORE— ORLANDO

i trttfii.

�f -5?™WyGprf'&amp;tvjj
MONDAY, JUNE 2#,

it Double - Header W ith Leesburg Outf
Gong W in O pener 8 To 3; THE STANDINGS St Augutlioe To [ c l a s s i f i e d A d v e r t i s e m e n t s
Visit
Local
Park BUSINESS SERVICE
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' FOR S A LE
Locals Cop Second 4 T o 0
n

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Dutch Schneider AIIowr (iondoliers Only
Two Hits To Blank Visitors In
Second (fame Yesterday

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27

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Joseph Binder Will
Pitch For Lookouts
in League Battle

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Purity Cut Beets

3 for

Springtime Corn

2 for

Putman Grape Juice

2SC

2 fo r

Phillips Pork &amp; Beans

2 fo r

IJ ^

Palm Island Sliced Pineapple

|7C

Tall A rg o Red Salmon

25c

Flavora Fresh Prunes

2 fo r

I'ONTK VEDKA BEACH, Jun#
18 —(A*)—C«rl D»nn, Jr., of Or­
lando took th# Uat five holaa In
a row today to vend him fiv# lip
aftar th# first 18 Holaa In hla
finala match wMh Jenninga flor*
don of Roma. C2a-, in tha South­
ern AmaUur Golf Championship*

Ffeaea &lt; 1 » SM a. Orange t e a
J. » . H eeler, Ngr. Ortaete, Ft*.

M Them la ■ **!■ *•

10 B PA L00 K A

Mrama to be a la f p i D g right
Fel ici an a wbl aperad

O n* of the neighbor* Iraokrtl up
* l t might be better If wi; slip
away," he **ld softly,
FtUclane looked ml him uno-t
talnty. "She wished we-uil would
■tay till her sister comes back
with her hueband s o * he could
thank everybody."
T h e other nodded "W
’W e ‘ re phased
pbai
to wait,*' he answered
"but let
11# wall downstairs Instead
The
others agreed and they slowly filed
out of the room.
MUi*sy deahly loves com pny."
P ick sighed, aa they left, "It#aide*
day mint no mu’ danger, is dcre,

Hbe imlled her thanka. A *
chlmrd. Sba ilateoad b a p ]
'That', my pretty clock!" one
"Take ma to my anting room fleet."
"Yea. Georg**." eacUtwed L eulee.
~Tak, her In there whore ltd wejwp,
until her own room I* reed*." '
H, nodded and made hi* war V&gt;
the atalre, reaching the little aafOW.
Pick raq ahead, arranging We
cuahlon* on the aofa. LoulM. haht
lug ilfbily to reorgte'e hand, feK
lowed.
"Yea pul me down," Froufldn
•ighed aa Oeorgea placed her gent­
ly on the aofa. "Yeur armn n d g
Ur tired — etrong as they era," '
"AhII git a coear. Mlmy,'
cried happily,
Froufrou Looked about her. "W E I
a beautiful room! What a frliodb
room! Hy, bow good It Is to f ,
her*, In my own room agala." A n
stopped weakly. Thank yon. Salute
Catherine,’' she murmured. "HOW

1 am . H ow kind gon
at a pit/ even flalnte C *
lie nodded grimly "I'v e told you can'tl make c
me wall! I'd be to g **4
before, there's always danger with
I'd tu rp rla * bar!"
the heart after pneumonia "
Louisa stemmed tha tearv
UUi
W UM»
“ An' ah tote you ah mint worried ■larted a l Ib l* faint evidence o
oC( U‘ v
T w o fortune tellers said shed live ga y and mlseblavoua F ro u fro u 1
to b# ninety - ”
once had adored "You'll get
Froufrou opened her eyes and darling." ahe comforted.
pul her hand on her heart
She
"The danger'* all past," Georgae
drew a sharp breath; half in re­
added reaaauredly.
M
lief. half In surprise
Froufrou sm iled. "Yea. T b a daja**The pain's gon#'," she exclaimed,
a all poet. Froufrou w ill
She smiled up at the doctor
6er
urt anyone again."
•rWsra you frightened?" she asked.
**Not a bit.’* he answered quickly.
Louie# fait to bar kaeao
*T was," she answered weakly. tha aofa, "D arling ," aba c r l
H e r eyas turned tow ard the door own darling. U f dearest.

sac

DoclahT"

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10c

each

Hamburger 25c

Chops lb

PICNI-Ha

ra tu rr

Pig Feet each 5c

Butter

i i n. n o .

• o m iM i

Pure Lard

away i

M l« y "

2SC

13c
2 lbs.
Stringless Beans
basket....... 10c
Hiley BeU Peaches
Sweet Corn
doz.

The IdiokauU ndilad Ihe ner.w*
■ely martin to tliolr a^oia In the
fifth whan Schneider walked amt
wool to aceond na lluggtrlo ilngl»d k right fluid. Drown waa
aafe on a fielder*’ choice fore*
BE Ruggirlo at aeeund and i'llli^n tripled tn light field
to

T h # doctor, t w o n un s, pic k * n d
V e k d g x t * . tha m u la tt o lo w h o m
kin ds### F r o u f r o u o w « 4 the room,
w a lo h a d w i t h a n xl ou a eyei, In ih#
oornar, t w o o r thraa o f tha nalgh
•kht# wh o baol g r o w n to k n o w a m i
Iota tha b## utl ful but B#d lltUa lady
P i c k called M l i i y , waited

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Cuban Avocados

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FROUFROU COMES HOME
lb buabed alluice perndnl the
tittle room In the obecure boarding
boua* which Froufrou .hartd with
Plah. Froufrou, complttaly drvaerd,
but with a blank,t wreppe
wrapped about
her, lay on top of the bed propped
;
uj? agmlnat several plllowa. her eye*

Home," ahe wept and
heraelf to ba earned In
out of the room.
At the great Sartor la
aervanla lined up In tke
Ceorgee, carrying Froufrou
arm,, addreaatd the butler.
Iladame'e room pul tn order,
coma home."
Froufrou united weekly
OebrWl. I've come borne, at
"Were mighty glad, HIM
answered happily. "You woe
long mough. Don’t go no

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T K R M IT E S

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1KR ALL tiral heal Iralby. I'Bcome
ia rh w o o t
’ The LooknuIs unit the Leesburg genre l»«illi Si tin* bier iiful Drown
9—%y% rim#.
I m h -i i m
H 'l i r h
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a
fia-j.
lim«a#m Yaralay
Gnniloliere divided a twin
bill
AT «4% rolll»
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bfre yesterday aflernnon when
H U H
la % IIB.
*rm #B A r i t l m i . M A I *
I# *
J a a r a . FOR RENT
*m &lt;nitifft uf Piitnikd
lorsl park tonight nnd will hr
IMSH rim# Atf.
.Manager Nellie l.earh'v
force, i .i a :* u i fiii
|re I , tpral 41 M.iylrara^ *
Do r I r (ft tha S '
A jifuntm# Ramin
♦#i-rtf| i f
1r.tl |M *h I l i a Cl | l , O M I | l l l h
raptured lh&lt;- owning nffnlr hy Am. .id . r
F I H M M H F .il
m i n i hmm*#. 1
ill s regular Florida Slat# L#ik p M IS C E LLA N E O U S
r o e mam.
b «fb .
mom## Cm.
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m o o d , ftwt o&gt;4 y a a A . B o i a.T t a f r
Miariagrr
Huiig*
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has
riot
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k•- In tral
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liawm fmrmllmr# ralcB Ivmml#v A
tie f!on&gt; In the aeron.l by ni 1l i r i i i m r i i a i f
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nuum-Pif hrk ifartirig Ini rl«*r Ini'
timt'm IIKAO r iM iK l,— •« Im
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oeora of I In t
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vrwaamlnl
mm# #(*#■ IB# meal
•' ih npi-rti-i| lo In* .Im* Finih'r
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pt#mmfma aaS •rflslt# rraalti
~ Drtween HOD nod 11110 fan*1 Vl i al tBf f' i (i
«mr«|». ITT BrartB l.raMl.
I n m i IY '
:* 7“
curvf* ImiII acr whu mad*1 a fr*at
Bfmml#y.|tm«*ra ItarAmmr* ft .
1rrqwded Ihe Hanford Munietpal till lit li |J
f*h l |.pm1o&gt;||&gt;|i|;i
** * 1
hit with (ha Lkih h#n* last Wrrk
• 'Ii m u r o
I'1 1
-Athletic Field fo *ee the LookF r m .i
ft#
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Ba##
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Tttftdld
when lit! hurlnl 1a mil inr* uf R P9uml
hi
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ii :i
vi. i. r#m* fdnpHr. v»# FARM S FOR .SALE
oul, grab a one-run lead over H A N h M t l l
llro w lla
V M lerdm
haH.hall,
Ifi.witm 2 a f'liiroifra
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ilhe vlallor* In Ihe fir.t innmr KMgE* M*J Jit
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V O IR
B #«l|||'m
N h »
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It r aaVbg| i f
Til# lm«* up for ths
visit mi/ K Or.ld
IAI.R #r I M i a * V i r k
fnan*
Hi
L ra iil i
Ml 7, N * w
V •••H •
l# r I f r f M
W d D r — T B a m * S it* r i m
( o ff Jim Mahafey,
.inndnher P i l l n m n 4 Ij
i ’ I m v *• 11» i m ,
S, P1il tni |F l |,|! i i i
mi I I ## r#«. w i l l V rmmm ■ ! • # # •
d'li h haftrrj will include Manjhnyiar, who formerly pitehed with Dbvii lb
b « M B V Mill#* I m m Uk##aB#B#«
Wf*-tl 111 tt i ••11 1*1, lie. If. I* 4
!ftir#r |,yli&gt; Jtjtly i*n srciitld ha
ANNOUNCEM ENTS
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f!■■»#«
Tmdlaiy
'Hanford arm altn Orlando
The l-ti n a * &gt; &gt;■!! i f
M ih ail.
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k i l M l R f l « fD4t##«B#B## Cl ip «*•
S(*w Yijrk ii | Rl |,rani*
It I'lT'r f It AMi
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tlRU1tjjinkoitle played excellent base- 11*11M#tt M« w-e
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OnrifF lli’ini in left field, C’ar*ar
f - « k # H #w r*# - r I f * mf r I** K # m •bqll behind Dig f ’hef Conic lor I " mi l r - I d a •
F**r a##fOi#t#» ■«••#"■*### r
Hufnn in renMr fiehl, Tnldy Re
Bf lrB . I l a l l f MIH. V Im.
n#r. iv K v a i h o k d t o r i :.
MU Oral air inning, but l.eev ' ■I'tk i*
L E G A L NOTICE
tfn^M
aii tliird
bai#t
Sammv
[&gt;“ nr knolted the aenre in the
T ft I a I *
T im f i H f r i T rut'll r.
4YU. Kirkland on shorfAUip. Grortf**
h i ll g
lUfUl frame and m the nvth
KOH
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H* nfurd
FIIIMIIM, I# ctlA B ii n i
Hcnwi*igfmlh in nvht fi#ld and
'ptfinfa bciUmoj ill res run* o f f , Krrqrs, MUk. &lt;lt»li#l, flruwti, i f »
i, h u m a n u
j i :a n
Wrrnn
rtlrhlng.
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rw « liita und one error
I hulli', rontriMii*
N u n * buti#&lt;l m I
filu i nun t a,
Tho Iin**-up L»r th# ldookmun
TKe I.nolout. ritna l.aelt ,n 1
' i• la-inm
leftim.a., I.avi.
arn.,1... u
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U i l i t f i r y I V I C T I M ! M111.1*4SftKN. ►( r, (.
Jno Ruggarl# «»ii
|i*.. will inrhnl#
UAH' half nf the elxth when Ma , Al„ . , „ ,,nU
i irr-** \ f* m l d h l» .
nrrond hn*o. Win Brown in rentvr
M fey walked Brown Bficl
Pit*) J- Jd»i»Afft*r,
%, on is. I'm.
fl H II II R F O R F i m . l f 4 TI OB
firld, Bol» Pil l man on thirtf ba*#.
man In order nnd Eddie Pavia !?•"■,
. ly m u K
;'.n ........ I V T A T K O F F l O l l f r i A T o
II
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, r * t | Imie hi I,
HI nl A n Iki-#l
V l'T i'li
K I ' l . l A l l l KN, if II v I dk
Pat# Mihalir in left field, Mayo
W E R E S E R V E R IG H T T O L IM IT Q U A N T I T Y
flammed a Ilnilhla (A
left-renter irnf-M Htirrlfi.Fr, llr.twn, lir..»
.tftil, If iI pmi I, hi* iliikiutwn (i t*j r n
Eddie
"IsM to score llrown.
Manarer " ' v
t&gt;»u»»U plav«. Ur»i*»
«*» « l I n * , I* &gt;■3«t *■#■,
,|pvl*#p*.
»' r leangAlori in right fieldJ U N E 21 THRU J U N E 23. I9.TH
tl
L
.
, .a »t«he|,
P li im n n lo
Ituu uA rlo
Ira i r n f i O a i , a n t all foreran# ImbliiK Bavin on fir*it b »if, fleorga Def i«th sent Jnkn Hunch to thr* hill lu , u M% ua bHIM&gt; iJm\ iiru
nr t hil min g ■ny r i g M .
lit I*. rar
M f the (Dura ti&gt; rsliove Jltfahnfcy I Hkinfnnl » Bus* on bulla off At*- I n l i f f h l In nnd (u Ilia frallovr In P&lt; R3niiii &lt;ui nhoylRtop. Don Cofitre*
m
raA or Dutch Holland behind th •
•od ho rttirr.l fj.ng.ton, Mihalic'
I- »tu...J. * Mt.„* it
ri),nt land, l o - w l l :
h
N ' y ’ nf SK\% of
N W V4
of
Plata und -Ine Binder on th# hill.
Obd Joe Itoliainua In order.
M ltr raff V U t u f f e y &amp; In £ B ilik .
N K S ». I l a » * | h * FelJil I t f * # ! I
1‘aaNfrt
Kalla,
&lt;*0hlrer.«4
The vledori gathered another • ‘ti'ik
*if
Hart Iran
I,
TtiWnahlp
J1
W I mi l u g
piirh vr.
IlahB f f « r
l» n*
H«i*i I h, ft Bug a 30 I'fliNi
Cun*
i j rati and a a r h uf you.
$g|r In Ihf aovvitth atania and a iait |illih*r i%iok llmplr#* M*■
vo, a
(Hllllnif I tier#* niiir# Of 1*n*f
Tha nniiirr uf (hla f u l l |# a anil
pile again in the eighth to finch I ,.i uNo himl Hi«y«l Time, 1 lit.
iii I hi* T o w n
«f
I.i i d k w i h h I,
tri i|ula| ilia 114la* uf Ih * i l u i v ( ila
(»h r*»-f»r*|a(l In Plul
Huuk
I.
PM-rltiad Imndf In Ih* I ‘iinipluloBnir,
the conical. Thu leiokoula alert*
»K&lt; in n (i t t ir
|Miga* If Iff 31, uf (Ha |»U III I r
H a r i n n n I'l J a n n , • ! at. (ha owr iar s
0&gt;lka tally lt| Ilia ninth when He i.KF.amnu
rarrard* of
Hamlnula
( ‘cniniy,
1 liar an f
i i o*. i S N Z R
i
I
ru
it
t
11
P In r Ida
IWi NK A S H O lt li r .ll P. D al H m Bumua tingled In left field and
Ai null] if
Yrati find tmeh o f fo i l a r * h^raliY
frail,, Plrarldn thl* 2nd day of
5 «n l to ■•eelid whan Contreral McAIfiMmii 2li
IM*
ra*|iiir#ie In Rpptiir |u Ih* hill l&lt;&gt; J ii na. A J*
alnglcd. Conk filed out In right l i f e w i na
o v iir.H N ooN ,
(fillr I fill# In (hla raiia* *m M*m
21*
C la r k
day. i h * i*h, (lay of Julv. A,
O
flejd and ltliirfiuin filed nut In fKl*k
‘iFHtniann Jf
l!»3», a l Ih# f o u r I H o u r # In Nan
Hr A If W K E K H
ranter hut llro.ri
tingled
In flftla r
t»apuly Clark
fnrd. Hamlnnl#
('minty.
K ln rh li .
a nd upon your f a tl u r * to app anr. HEH A HI'KKH, JR*
le ft to acorn llelCmmn. Ifnweeer,
M b i w a ll |*
Huiirlinr for CompInlnBAta.
iin a w tr nr iiUatL
a
d»cr*#
pro
fltbian filed nut to Onla to end llunrli «
&lt;HrAi,y
rranfaNNu will b » f pt#Tf(l n j » l n &lt; (
tile first ancon‘iter.
•• lb the accnnd contet, &gt;lan- ■ ATBoFl tOl aI I I I
*gar Rodgera at'lll the lalrat nd* It til#* Hi. 31*
dltlon to the lookout hurling llmwn cf
1*1(1 man 3!i
CotR to the mound, nnd Dutch Mlhallc
If
Schneider, who uae nicked for Lartfslnn if
I
*BV|»
1
1
1
C y two hit. dm lug ll.e aaven- |)NMiniu«
SS i
' O R K I N E X T E R M IN A T IN G CO.
Ing oontaat ftrhuuldrr mad* a f o u l f a f d * i
hit with tho local font in hla Hell nahi «r |i
D E C L A M I F IG H T T O F IN IS H O N
rabut.
)fa hod arvon uf the I l ull ii mt II)
.Gondolier, going down via the
T aU Ii
II
♦
• I»
Hat, fur (lokal In Till
etrlkeout route whllo walking fa—ha
. aa nl iiil g
•11 B — C
two.
Hun fur tl
OBI ISO
•
Krror*. Iliillniitl, Hi ah. H n d * tial"
Schneider forced Ilia g.mie tn
R A T S , R O A C H A , FLEAS, M O TH S,
(ail In. I 'l ll m a n I. 1 *« n * » lo n
A«
O hla way and at nu tnilanc" • IrI il Ur OuWRn. D r * w » 4. Dararnua
V E R M IN , BED BUGS A N D A L L
*Hng the Contnat wna he In 1. iinla. Mehnalder. Thr*#-l»a*B hll«
F tk C T H ltY T
O T H E R IN S E C T PESTS. FO R C O M ­
llmwn, Flltmnii
Doiibl# plav",
the elighteal nit of lrouble.
firawa, Mrflowin lo (Inbal, l,*ll
P U T E E R A D IC A T IO N , C A L L US.
.The Lookouta ncured In the »»n Ijemui, l&gt;*«nur(i i. Hartfrar»| .1.
fourth when Brown lilpled to fln«# on balls. off Ma*w#ll 1
1. HtfucV n'»t, by M il*
MMtar field and armed on an HrhnaUUr
wall I. HrhnH.Uf I Hit by plfrhG n a n a tw f’
actor on Pllman’a groundor down ar. tiv Krhn#M#r COnU). |Tmprr#«.
MrMi|11n
and
flofd
Tima,
I
!l.
tw 'third.
I’ ltainil looh aecnad
OR tho Min, piny hnd nenred
DANN LKAOH MATCH
whan longitou iduglod t» right
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Which opened (lowly. Lo u t** «tood
( I the Ihreahold, Georgia by bar
Nd*. F ro u fro u * face
contorted
between t e n r e
and
laughter.
•Qeorgle!" aba arlad.
“Hello,'' ba answered.
•H a llo " aba amlUd.
•Boo, boo — " ba shouted.
•B o o —" aha onewared, remembertog Instantly tba t u n a Ib a y bad al« | » f ftl iy td l A f f t n i r .

T b a doctor p u l hla hand on tba
ahlJd'a abouldar. "Quiet, llttla man.
T o u r mamma'a too llra d l a play to­
night. dual hlaa bar, oloefy.
Georgia run to b - r bad. “Oh.
Georg!*," aba want and' p u l bar
band out w aahly, la u g h in g a Utlla
aa bar aoo, sobered, began to cover
b ar (M a w ith quick lltU a klaqaa.
"W a ll play tomorrow, mamma,"

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F.sliililishcd In fills

SHATTERED CARS OF OLYM PIAN’ YIELD CRUSHED BODIES

Elmer Benson Leads

S en t Into Spain In
M o ve T o End Strife
Delegates Of Major
Nations To S e e k :
Evacuation Of All
F o r e i g n Soldiers

Loyalists Relations
Severed Bv French

In Minnesota Farm , |3&lt;3
L a b o r Nom ination

Hankow Defenses
Strengthened By
C h in ese Forces

Seminole CountyJ "Vrarnier,
!'' v“'*?Labor Race ;‘f?
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Rains, F l o o d s Halt
Jap Offensive On
Meanwhile Desperate Temporary Capital
Fighting Rages In SHANGHAI, Juim* Jl — —
lima i purgiiiti-t.**,I .ni*f ^tf*,ngth"
Bills Near Valencia ** nod
Huiikow's »I**fo-n-1*« while

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O .*-r 70 IVn-.nl Of 1,1
Election
Su|ipl\ I n I■lit* ifI r?riinl)li«-;iii ( Illldulutc
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Fnr Cm rriior Wins
'
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I’Yrnald

l.ipun'-4 ft*ff ft*n*■i v** aguiTiM tho
LO N D O N . .1iin&lt;- _&gt;|
(A ID
1 1 itipiri ,n \ i .i| nt*iI 1 1 ■ un in i r i l n l u * k
Drli-iru i -,h o f Furo|i&lt;-'-i mu- in mini In l hi* «jn ruling fl*n»d
jo r tuition.* Imlay itg i'i-il
to ttf I I l f V i' l h t w It IV i f
Belli! e\ u Mai mil l ommin-tioiis
K v i i v tlay'rt t l f l a v lo I Jin J u p *
to Spain in nil efforl to re­ Hin-'t* rhiiif'te* high rninmurnl
move fnreinn triMip-t from the sii id. Inn In'** n int-il to hoIsliT |
2H month* old war and Itn- -ti.tlfgit ptiinl-t in hlnrklllg wlmt
‘Xpoi D il Li bv .lapun'* lilll* nt
tain -drove 1*&gt; make th-s a is %
m -nil* of olit-tininir a I run’. altitvk ih'fpfi intn Chinn'-* ht-iirt,*
Tin* y telltil I'hmrttp Inn** now
An agreem oir on the evai*wvrg virtually |ir«'pum! In w11 hm l inn r-miml—i-'M. a feature nt
*tan i any nn«&lt;liiughi whil»- Jitpdn'a
Ihe revl«ed llrili-li plan lor will*
mnrhanitfil sirmy *UII wa* Dogged
dinwing alien -t.Mi.-r1 from Spam
in l hi* in11 i of lh» fUitiihrd hall It*
war rearhed in a rimming i*lt
fiidiU and her
air «t)tiadrun*
ting of a rhiilrman'-* *uh commit­
wrtv giriiindi'd by rain.
From the upllnlfTetl carA of ihe Oly?n|onn. n* fin- vtoiki-it af »■ uliown rem oving li*'*D* .»(to'
tee of a 27 nalion iioii-mlrrven
• tloiils and raft* carried Japan
linn committee.
Mont
Havi in .iic l-t 111"k*
«***• forces in a great retreat from wuukei* railroad dived into flooded I'u*Ii*r* t i **»*k u.-iit SiiiiguH,
Even S o v ie t R u * in , w h ich hilhl ho fliMMli-d LmltJf* umi* of It tin*
prlu Kan op posed ill.* fr e q u e n t nban pinvinci* whi*r«&gt; a few weeks
p t a r lr i in th e power-* -e n r r h lo r
ag*» they Imd advanced in lank*
ft (Mi ni*h iie iifi1, Im iw ih I tii th»* w ill
ii rid
truck*
ugainst wavering
uf tlu* illhi*r ptiwer*.
I'll iill*ai* rcsiataucr
worki'il im
the
Thi* J.ipunisf vvnliiDuwal wa*
IfitMi « f milt'd In In* su*nl thi*
regurded as evidence that ihe
Spanish govern mint mini I hi* In cspvnHivi*
campaign
against
Furgent rrgnm* seeking approval
t’hcngchow uiid the IViping llaii
fur the evan intin ii plan*
kow ruilwav a* an avenue to
In Lonriun it wb.i reported Out Hankow had failed.
France had dealt a *harp blow to
Ifopott* from llankow, provp
]fe?rtnm*nl Spam a* *h** fell into
jo m il tlhlnrsp capital, naul Ihe
C ual
ok Tin nan fhrce«, lilocVed
hi effort* to end the civil war.
hy • disastrous flood of the \ el*
The Freneh fovernment wa* rrh*w Hive r, were dividing, Nome
NEW YORK. June 21.
ported in rtiri^ lo have decided to
proceeding southeastward to join Wdh IH |H*i^onN already
■end a diplomatic miaaion to the
f ( ‘••(tart* ren Pag;# Tnol
(lu lliv n l
P i « « T w »j
♦lo* federal u»veniment
lKKvk to await |H»nAiblt* iiilerrus*
L»oii;il r« |MOcostiiillA lo*Due |irocretluijr viith ili eipDHlire *'f
a apt vial gruml jury de*cubed nit
4 fnr flung pint to iteal
ii»n defense Beeri't*.
The tiuIkTiinrittn named two of
Freil W. Bender wa* unanimnii*In nnler In prepare mure thm- fivers of *l»e Cieritiaii wnr ntlir
1y elected chairman nf the Semi­ ' uglily Ihe (wreuniirl of Company istry and Id other pvrHonA. Only
nole County Democratic Executive D. local National Guuril mat-hiti.- fiuir of IH a»\* in vu*«l oily, Ulhert
Committee yesterday nt u meeting gun company, for Ihe third army are in Herinany where they are
Ol the Court Itouae at 3:U0 o'clock. manuevwia at Ihe annual encamp­ *af» from ei tradition jirmeed*
lira. Ralph (iuodapeed wa* elec­ ment to be held in Alabama thi* mgs
ted vice-p'rddent end Mian Mil­ year, u night manuever wa* con- | Ihe federal giand jury with full
dred Knight re-elected aecretary. ■iucU»l byth e company in a re­ approval of Ihe Stale department*
A teaolulion wa* parted to be gion *oulh of &lt;hr Golden Lake aec- named the defrndeiila u-4 ronaent lo Senator* Andrew* and lion !»*• night which wa* churac *|Mruliira ugain*l
the
l-niled
Pepper, ami to Congreaaman II*n- leriird ■* tucceaoful by Capt. II. Slutea in the loggrAi *py |»h»l in
Eorty-iine rm-n were injureil when |Miiici&gt; removril 6AU unent
drkka, rec[ue*ting a ruling on the C. Waihburn, commanding officer thin euuntry Ainre ihe World War,
employment of peraona other than cf the company.
| Three indiftmtuU, uaniing ihe pinyeil *il-iliiwii striker* who hull occupieil I,ml,ling* at Vunrunvei,
bonafide reaidenla of Seminole e A night problem wa* cho*en 1A fierMin* allegedly invulvnl In British Columbia, for three week*. Twu nf Ihe injure,I ure shown
County bolding WPA Job* In &lt;hia for thr company, Capt. Waah- the gigantic e«pkuuge ring. wer«
lying in the street while officer* rrnium uleit for further eventu
county.
burn wtated, because most o f th» returned aflrr Ihe grand jury had
Thera are seven peraona em­ manuever* at Ihe encampment worked five week* aifting an ultlies.
ployed b y the WPA, the resolu­ will be conducted under the rover anmsing chain of avidence.
tion Dated, who are not residenU of darknru, Laat night'a problem
The indiclnirnFa were all lh»
o f Seminole County. It waa reaol- wa* the eomman.l of troops anti more Aiarilmg because of Ih«VOd that 'hla ailuation ahould be marching by compaai ralhtr than unpreecdi-ntud act of
charging
eliminated and none but local by landmark*.
Iwu German war minUtry offi*
- reaidenla be employed on local
I.ieul. Karl Nocdgrrn wa* in riiih, l .ietil, l "um* Olio v on lion in
work project*.
command nf the troop* and the and Lieut. Com. Ilrntuin Mniirl,
Eleven nn-ril hiulire* were a- * I were Raymond K*der, in niu
Tho commtUco went on record company w»* attrndetl by Major
(( • ■ l l i i o i m Tage T h *I
wstilril la*t it.ght at the nmnllily ehinrry, •rlmlarrhip, and reading,
as favoring R, F. Burkholdry for George DeCotte* and Major Hoyle
session of Ihe Boy Smut l|on«r whi'e Cullen Wright wa* awanli-d
tho newly created office of jua- of Oeteen, also Lieuta. Preaton and
badge* in ina«|iinery nn.l scholar
Court hehi at the Junior lliglt
lire of pe«M in the Sixth Pre- Wright. Lieut. Bunge waa in
•hip.
School.
Oinet o f Altamonte Springs and charge o f the transportation -if
Eagle Seoul Raymond Kmler
passed a resolution to bo forwarded the troop* and Copt. Wa*hhurn
Judge J.-no* (i. Sharon pre- nu-de application foe the Bronze
Governor
Cone
wklng
that
he
C
tried a* umpire. CapL D. 0, Scott
rideil. Olliers M-rvmg nn the court I'alnt for getting five merit bail
given theappointmnL Mr. Burk- and Sorgeant Phillip* of the Mediwere Joe MrUch, W. II. /arhry, gts beyond the Eagle rank.
holder boa no oppoaltlon for the ml Detachmrent
see
hmrent accompanied
the
Arthur Uranan, S. J. Nu, E. I.
In Troop 14 AI Rlgney was pro­
office.
Co-operation of Central Hor- K ’Isey, A. t.‘. MaiMen, William moted to second rlass scout. Wul
manuever to render medical at1,1.1 eltir* anil counlie* in ailier- Kader,
■bunco If required.
trr Schrnaman, A. I). Londre--.
slate at
Scout* awatilrd merit badge* Jr., nnd Charles Vining were also
Fair in from Troop A were: Joe Davis, promoted to second da**.
by a enm- woodearving, Billy Hollyhesil. puliByrl
lligg*.
senior ranking
morning at lie health, aafely, |i«rsori*l health, Eagle Seoul o f Seminole County,
o f Ihe Cen- bookbinding, ami swimming.
■WASHINGTON, t o r t l l - W V now a student a&lt; the University
o f ChimIrt National Resoureee Commu­
Georg* Eick of Triuip A wa* of Florida *t Gainesville, wo* an
E. Simpson. promoted to Life Seoul while honor guest.
te, tn * report to Prepldant RooeeCounty Billy llotlyhrad waa promoted to
•It. b i t nlpfa■ urfod asUblUhJudge Sharon delivered a short
tont of • permanent fodarel
Star Scout.
addrrs* on “ American Citizen­
looey to rncouraga state. InterSecuring met it badge* in Troop ship".
Uta and regional planning proTho weakly drill aaaalona of
the local unite o f National Guards
Tho rommit'oo informed him ware held in tho Army last
hot planning boarda now are es- night.
iMbhad to U alt too. and that
May "hare already paon thoir
MIAMI, June 21.— &lt;*&gt;— Pan
ATHENS, June 21—bV&gt;-A t v
to Claude H. Ruaoall o f Winter
Inaugurated
verw earthquake shook pails of American Airways
Park nod Fay Sheppard o f
Orange City rentente/ afternoon
rid* direct passenger service ycitcr
by County Judge R. W. Ware.
uf day between Miami and Vene
sue la.
Members of the
Mona Club
Fourteen pasaengvre wore cor
will meet hi the Valdai Hotel
rled on the initial north-bound
north
Wednesday night at 1:00 o'clock
for the weekly mooting. Secre­
flight from Maracaibo, Vsneiu\
tary John Galloway reported leela, a SlO-miio water b Dp to

Repercussions On
Indictm ents For
EspionageAwaited

II HURT IN CLASH WITH POLICE

1H Are NamedAB Spyn
Following Probe By
-Federal Grand

t . W. Bender Heads Local National
Seminole County Guardsmen Hold
Democratic Group
Night Maneuver

Eleven Merit Ihulges Awarded Last
Night At Session Of Scout Court

Co-operation In
Advertising To Be
Sought By Council

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’Conservation Of U.S.
Rcmukm Advocated

Cllv News Briefs

Severe Earthquake
MiamDVenezuela Air
Is Felt In Greece Service Inaugurated

J a ycees Invited
By Smyrna Group
To Be At Fishfry

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WASHINGTON. June !l Ms
The Fedrril Guvsntnient Iviifrowiol
NOT AIJIIIOHI/ED
yiUO.tHJO.IkJO yesterday f,., ihr.-e
month* at a cost o f 4 cent, |ier
The Erickson Funeral ll-muthousand dollars. This wj. ihe
slated today lh-il the inloinmcheapest borrowing in the Treas­
tIon reporting the number uf
ury'* history.
bullet wounds found in the body
Secretary Morgen Hunt min-iunced
o f H. Tl. M o m had not lo-en au
he sold * 100,000,000.o f ill .lav dis­
count bills for an averuge uf 100,• Ihoriird by the management ot
the fum-rul home.
*.106 per *100 face Value, irquivi
l«nt to an Interest rale of
PLUNGES TO OEATH
.010 p«r cent. The fact Hist bank*

$100,(H)0,()(JO Borrowed
By Federal Treasury

are bulging with l•n■labie rands
apparently accounts for the low
interest.
Some of tka buysrs, Morgtnihau
Portau-Prlnce, Haiti, and a ISO
said, lent Urtir money without
mile Jump from there to Miami. charge, paying |100 for each bill
inquiring about 1ft boon.
f t fio o fare value,

I'ONTIAG, June 21.— « • ) —
Harry Shuman, 21, Pontiac gro­
cery store clerk and student flier,
plunged 2,000 feet tu death last
night when a bi-plane fell into
a tell spin.
- - - .

The weekly meeting nf thtt
local camp o f Woodmen o f tho
World will lo- held in the Amerirun Legion Dot tonight at 8:00
o'clock with t'onsul foumtandec
Jam.-* G. .Sharon presiding, ae*
rnidiitg tu t*. 4*. Collins.
AI Ihe meeting tonight, Mr.
I'ollins void, plan* will bo dbcussed foe activities o f tho camp
ilmiug Ihe summer mouths anil
ills,, arrangements will ho com­
pleted for nil initiation o f ntW
mciubt-re nt the u-gular meeting
nest week.
All members were
iiig.-d to attend.
Refreshments will bo served
following thu huAineM meeting
by u committee composed o f J.
F, McCIt-llmol. W. 1’. Field, sad
A.
Madden.
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LOCAL W EATHER
W EATHER FORECAST t Tlor*
iila— Mostly
dkiudy,
probablyi
showeet in the south and east
central portions tonight and ■
nesday. Slightly warmer In lb*
extreme northeast portion ..Wad*
nevday.

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t PACE SIX
|- * • !

THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

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FRIDAY, JUNE 17. 1938
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G i l b e r t * Bt Igai d , t o l l e d Frou
f r o u be ca u* * o f Her I r re tp o n A ih ie
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h e r M e ie r f h o t l o \ e d George*
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o f m a r r i a g e , G e o r g e « beg* /,o.n«.
t o Mvf u i t h t h e m h e r o n re FroufTVtt*e t e h l m t a n d rtiprk r * ore
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b r i n g i n g o f fAeHr c h ild .
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h a t u s u r p e d h e r p l a c e In Ikt t ^ f f l l o n anil e s t e e m o f h e r hu
b o n d a n d li tt le to n. A n d i e \&lt;&gt;l
Ia ir e. N e w Or Ir an* bla d e »*
h a t ulvsiwi lo v e d F r o u f r o u ,
t u r n t to Coultla nti. F r o u f r o u &gt;
l e m p t t to r e c a p t u e Gro&gt;&gt;r '
love. D i s c o u r a g e d , *he r u n * au .
w i t h A n d r e . I n S e w Y o r k *&gt; •
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t e l l e F r o u f r i t u ' t d e s p a i r i n g /•
( M f G e o r g e s u III c h a l l e n g e A
A re to a duel us soon o* |/f
return.

FIELD O F H O N O R
F r o u f r o u s cough g rrw
w«.t
thro ugh out their trip to .New &lt;»
Units, but once there, the want, ii
and com fort of Andre's town hou-»
renewed her hopes of g e tt in g wr .l
An noon as he wae convinced that
ah# w as euffleUntly recovere d to hr
left to th# ca re of P ic k and Ilrutus
Andre M l out on horveback for hie
m other 's plantation.
T f e v i of hie Intended vlelt had
trrldsntJy preceded him.
Knrnute
2m m e t Ju dge Hondell and hie two
awns who greeted him coldly end
l s f a n n s d him th at Oe org ee awaited
M * IB 4 darriaga down t h * road

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MOIM JAN M. I I R A T T V
W A SH IN G TO N —
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*rm lenee nf p e a r e In the Mi if nh
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*• ••
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hm ami his nrni *upportlng h«r,
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into hrr c a r n a g e .
n'orv of valuubl# i^iporirtirr u o r l lt
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the g n y mists aj» they reached the
hlelotlr* flehi where duels wars
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in
iff frniufrmie rn rr la ge opened and
t h e alighted, coughing nn h e r fnnt
W uah in gt .m a limp.
. S e n tim en t wa&gt; so st r o n g ggninat
H
L'M'up
lath u i h j t p a rl l a m i p i
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und
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I within a few y t a n ami i l . e i r i f i n
fgumst m poor o n e ’ **

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‘‘T a il will In* at my dlapoa *1 ’ '
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I, Monalcur?'*
ndr* looktd from Oao rg* * lo hla
ta ftianda aa If loat In Ihoughl
*'• yoiu- piivIDgn lo m m * Ih*
#ORa. Monilrr,'' J u i l g * ltond*ll
undid him aharply.
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• F I I T I F M ATFA

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Ihn re al — twforn A m r r i c a bnnaniu
a n at io n ,
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co nfer» upon a a t a l * .

Hero's a lip on how to win
friends ior Florida . . . Invite
visitors here for a glorious
summer vacation. It's so
different from any vacation
they could enjoy elsewhere
-cooling trade yrinds, palm*
fringed beaches, picturesque
golf courses, crystal lakes
and stream s. T e ll your
friends in other states about
these summertime attrac­
tions by sending a Summergram. They're free at our
o ffic e s-a n d we p a y the
postage.

o a t a t n u d - . c a l o reevna rua
p ro g ra m f o r tho d a p i r ^ f l
itato .

f a k r a . I n J i o d ' i A m * . Win-born
a c ru cia l I c a t
T h o r * it a ty pe o f " o u i h Ai
t o d a y '* gaiter- r a n f l r o - fty which fl a a h r i a i
MhhW a t h t r light a lo n g th a kl3ea n f th.^ M | t s c a r r y and a red l ig h t a t ea c h and.

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hlM Umi o f U o rn oah r m a a i w fo r
collM thra b a r g a in i n g .
T h a A m e rloe a l a w w a * propoaod
by a po liti cal p a t t y ( t h o D a m * c ra tl d Now D e a l ) w h ic h p w f w a m t
l a M a i n thla o o u p t w t o * g u c b
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( . c m II IC.ATIS
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i ii« itu -•t i i r logfilirr w ii |i *»il
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lo- folloM.i.g i|ff*ril*rd I mil* In
, &lt;iio|. • •*uni k f lorid'*. In-wit
• . 11 N" Mn »»f Aug .’*. |V:*l
•i low ' M I'll* I l i t -I N» feel

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b . v * ap«.||l Mio la**. H
n i"n lh *
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wr aho.ibl
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'pv/a a m i li o n a l l i t * . rv E» n*l'.E
w.*t *» and h ou r* n f ati-h bulo'l lllin
ua l o i i g i " * m a y &gt; n . i ! n l e .
I
w h y I h * l l rllla h
) (Inn rtraaon
liavn bra* i l l to aom * anrt of
n anlultnn n f III* l a b o r pi ob i*. n h
n 'I m p ln o n * — i b a l o f t t a r h l n u
ihn rr o a a ro a d * f l r a t by v l l t u a nf
* n r o r l i r r a t a r i . A f a r alt. l b *
llriliah hail HOU yn ar a o r m o l a o f

* ' " Y o u r ' n i n i l i r h a . e o m . homa." ’o f 3 n ° k , n «ah* announced alowly to tha alavaa. m r n t p a n e * ■ l a w — t h k l k t h a t .
"B r i n g him in."
,Th# law appllea f r o m and o f thu
T he house nrtrrnea rushed down
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•id i ***. f m * i nford on tt*f

qti P atn n o f h o u rs i n u wages
long llm*
up o v r r llii-ra

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all

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o n i r a n m in Hnnfnrd on the 2T.li
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ties g g n e
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in
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)y«ryon* looktd a t t h * other In
i a u n r i a a , but Andr*, with a ahull
b o b , turnad h it hurt * about and
ro d * b a c k to N*w Orlt an*.
R « n d * ll watched hint gallop down
tb a road. “I'lclolc." ha Whlapcrnl
A n d r * V al la lr*. I h * beat amn will*
• aword In L o u isia n a — and b*
cb o*« plito lal *
N a a t morning, j u * t b t f o r * dawn,
i ln d ra s a l with Kroufr ou a * Ilrutua
b ro u g h t them coffee.
•«.'
YWhat time la ll n o w ? " aha atk rd . : z ^ r ^ e i L u X ^
Nh« d.tail'd up th * a U i r* and fae*d
tr y i n g lo ke ep h e r vulce cacual.
—Twenty-two m inu te s to five," h* Madam* Vallalra.
“A n J r * la here. M adam *—woundan sw ered lightly. " T h e eun r l a t t at
. , f la a -lh lrtv aavan today. Wa'U atari cd " th e dropped un har k n ta *
with a aob and triad to hla* th *
other * hand, but Mada m * draw har
hund away aa though unconaeloualy
lo ahak* o l f a fly, nar glanra going
pai- K.oufruu aa though ah* war*

-.ft. for,|

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L is
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tolirlird III* d*w di*nrh **l staaa.
••Irk f.dlowrd h * r protratlnil^
"Wall.in.; o, d ia-h yr i i l i a . * i* l a k
walking it* wal th. Mi*iy. You
nUKlit'* atay ll i' .d r '*
•tl u .h ’ w Ii I a p * r * d Kluufrou
•ha. ply
ALmoat 'iioollafKuukly two aho'.*
ra ng uut. T .I* horara rrarad vloDolly. I-Toulrnil h*r f y « i cloMd,
h r hand atlll.iiM b * r pounding
li*url. wailr.l (nr Andra'a aa'anda
In loinif liar t.i* ntwa. Who had
1* 11*0 • a
,; »a? Ur AndraT l,&lt;r
lip, inovrd in i l l t h t praytr.
.li n k nl Madam* Vallalra'* &gt;Ianlainm. t h ' h u u i'h old of _____
alavt*.
knell on Ih* porch a * Madam* In
I on* d lh» iino ii I ri a* p r a y t r ,i "l . r f*a c_*
wm k . ay and lm *u ; ah* tiUd not
l* . lo, ' b *
i dual I * Carafully
ah* rrad l b * w a y * r a and alowly
Ihry liituni d lti» anawara.
A carrluK** i u m n . i t madly iluaiii
the iiKid. and curved Into the drive*

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• omit \ Flo rid .
t.. ik it
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rove ring
Hanford

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II war , p i . Hanirti' w m alioul
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.» w r r r 'I m ry a i i i he &lt;*V*)*’ r t t l u r o l
hmir* o f work. (I n r 11**1 l u i l w n i l
cilih'-hfuir law i r j u l i n . l tin* t i l l
u lr l o o k ' In 1011* am i il ap|&gt;l|f«l
'only In railroad w . k .r v ,

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furbidding und majaatlo

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or
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— no mslltr wbsl boy.
font," A n J n tsiJ.

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N O r iC t
O* SALIi Of TAX
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S im ila r \rea In AnierU'a

AN INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER
VOI.CME XXIV

Member Associated P ress

Solons Probe
Violations Of
Election Laws
S e n a te
He
ia ls
ed

SU C C U M H S

A sk ed
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Begins Drive
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N IT T 1 A L S

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ill
urdel
1
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lllli'1
uni
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itli ‘“ t'" * '
o f f cinl.-t wt-r ■ i iiiiii.'.- i . . \ with
\\ •ilm* dux
perly
t If *1 t ]|k , Ii t.t f In* Nil /i i I'Uimi*
Iltnir t'umRjtigii'
lie liktned 'be situation in*w tx
\X l \ 4‘
T h * * l . l t n . I..t !»»\\«d
Tlllf lllfill lli.lt l"l» vVt.l »•»• »h*
I?* ink in * zcchnshiviihiu '•» tb it
vx hicti
n| ,||,t t. v *, .h • tel •»
niantlftl. aluni* willi tin* ||.| ol
nf the Stale of lex.i" n it-* re1.ui it* •(
i .
1.. O
t.»
I Ini', i
! I* limn ug:im«t Mexico Ihe Slide* j
ruinpaiirn cuntii IiiiIimk ui it) Iln*
It, .In .
.ten
tielnisns,
ike
tile
rcxatu,
dry.iVe
amount of monry* Iluy
I . t * t Ill l« n o f t
I*. In , . ... I . n
-*i»e to govern ihcniM'Ues and are
,•
V* ll *
Slicppanl nuiiI.
an d 1. ** 1, Im .n f .
seeking freedom from the oppres
tie •» i . l *4 .1 . fit, t.ilf*i a » , •b i v f 'o
Kurli«*i' Sciialor WuGli plated
Mini of the Ciechs, he stated, add
XVil1•I
. tpl ol .
m i,
tt.il Riot
l’" ' ,'hnl llini.rv.il
w.lconud upon hi. urinal .it Sulrnt. Mnw.. I» nllcn.l ih. w,,l,|mv
|M.
a Senate
inquiry nigunuation
'. h.hn In tit, hii.h-triiM.nting that while at present the ^ ^
ci initn.i 1 , 1, .,„*••
reaching into every
slate and
hi" fiancee. Anne Clark, un.l A n n e , siuler. Salh
Thev m» lore.l fr.nn N.ih.iiii. M.
.......... i|
Sudeten* only seek autonomy, "
•l elilonv will I»•- |iri |mi 111•-. |
T in In &lt; ..Mi. ,, •l i f pel 1 , s l t f t
wady to "crnck down” on elec
uhnuril I he p ie .i.lenlial yacht l'ot..in.i. are ( l e d I., riu-hll Snllv Xno. &lt;I.. l-.e-i.leiil . n.l I,.hit
they migh' later vole to become Shown »"
to tin •*•’ " » " P , •
n iff
tin
tion lay violators was pmpoted. S h e r i f f
d o se s
20
I n B jMlrl tlj
N ,,i »tnt.- of i&gt; .'
,„ (, 1. w 1, 1*libIt 11 f t
wl.lt 1 f t M
Walsh, a number of the Sen
L e v y B a s e d O n W a r - '•••ny
tatioi*
;,t 1. n.. v* It |• f t tw
i .i r I i
»tr campaign expenditures coni
,
U
.
,|
j
_
Citing one in.Unc* of part.«nn1 it* no nt
1 to
hud l&gt;* •
I'll , •ole
ra n t
t t y J . .*•• n e e
t\iri Roman
.u t o i that
mil tee, said he would sukrcyI t •»
vv . i •• ,|l i italcil
«Uhl 1*"
I...........
the
committee
that
regional
in Cn-ehoelovakia a . in many &lt;&gt;lhwithout
" » t•iiiiuiallV
• * • • '• ■II
JA f’ KMiNVll.l.K. June IK — , r n a t i o n , , th er e ia a tcn .U nev of
representative*
be
chosen
t*»
MlwpU ... *• ............ .
mnwii
tn
It laic all investigation* nee*** l/l*t— ( ’irc.iit Judg*
DeWitt T. th e K,’&gt;,' n ' m,Ml , 0 *1° r v c r y l h i n g
. |.o, *
in 1 .1
I i-.iq; ill
T li .
*d by complaint* that pub (•ray rubd yesterday the Whnl f o r t h e propla and t h i , n a t u r a l ly
-^ fR a UUtl
S i q i 'i i n lir n lrn t T. W . Law Inn i ...in | . 1. li pi . line 1&gt;t lolltl
flux Ml
•i,i i . . i. .1 ,1.i w I Ii
elf
rr a u ltc d in a larfcc n um b er
[utUla_ Were being used for
v. ill It a v •• teiiioi io\v f o r lliiylona 1 1 u " '
.
i
•
il
V
ut
llie
I
’
iiix
niru' iii' * H&lt; i im h.ul
it* »••* I
duit'if i'aslt Htorrs of Jaokion* gffvariymant rm pluy era . T h» Surt.v
ll'itu ip w r .
- W m c h In Ml l e n d ih«» iinnn.nl wum I I I Mlil XVl|| |. Iix* r M t* vo•U on*
| '«tr&lt;in»- nit il« nu n'* ***•• »ur Mr*
villr" ntu^L pay tiio Slato's
tr n a, h r •tated, a m rxc lud rd e n ­
n n r »onfi'ien«*»* lor conn* \ c liool lll|- .I'lllt •'
After the r ’ fflonal deputies rv
\ io •o&gt; i 1 |t *•• »• • P a i r
A rt*
Jo in e d
I n bn’** pi'pul . i.-n wi I. Il l t., |W.|.
called
"chain
store"
tux
and
t
i
r
e
l
y
fr
om
gover
nm
n*
poai
tiu
n.
ported, the commit let* could de
li»f ••I *l« inuii i .ii •.•11
'l l
lie* »l •' •:iitk'» &gt;1 1* • Sup* b'"
A u c tio n
S l i g h t l y ' Nii|MTini«'iiiii'Hi'
Thi, aection. Mr Human termed
1
S i m p ie C e r e m o n y ;
T h e con fe ii in 1*
cide which complaint* warranted deputy sheriffs closed 'JO of the
m
. I.tlt in ' . . ..I
X* !•-• ll
1l 1
I&gt; " ' • • • * I I f It. r‘|||i* Hi. ||* .
-•hops in III** first move to col­ a , ’'moat beautiful" and he d.
M ud ix
action- Wnlsh said.
(h r o u i t k \\ ••Iii- •sfv will lie I n ' .
Mig .tut i »« nut it
.I orti* i
i it|t*
1 It.
Ill..... .. fm Mi
P
r
e
s
i
d
e
n
t
P
r
e
s
e
n
t
lect between Slb.OtlO and ffiO.OOO dared he would like to acMIe here.
IT.,..
•i' tin- Kiv n ru I.tlt I i In. i* uni
fittiu ftului* i . i ••I
teht. b
|,i-i
..... ... Ill' •* •* ell U If I m
He emphasised that the com
in delinquent laxe* and costs. T h e fl a t c o u n tr y o f t h i , a re a , he
norl)i of l» l \ l . n;i llc-ich
lot 'll
III
County Atr.nt t
night
wi ll
, hill ic I i ' m /i I
I*&gt;
1 1
It
lift
n till
1 nit Ih i
mittee Mmcans business.’*
N A I I w r M l , I tine |&lt;
A temporary injunction had a ta te.l, ia quite a c o n t r a , ! to the
V '•UI
S. i. •
tlilllhlllg Ml .till, la v\ | h 11't;IItl •
lofori e lh» i ••iil« m in i* Ii ; ih ulxtii)
1lie
1 lot Itl.l
The Senate Committee last
.hut
drclured I.
mI.iv
A
l
p
,
o
f
S
w
i
u
e
r
l
a
n
d
which
lo
w
er
t.-hiy
th
a
t
althoutih
bill
unni
i
ll
•
*»
III
.*
Ullpb*
halted n tax levy against the
I’ll -It'll*', Ilf w||ll|t \\ I I i |, •|\
Ih »*|| lll-ltl
le l . ti
VV ill * •
iii
1,41111 '.k ill.*,
\ • Sup. » 1111••fni nl
night ordered all government a
stores tint it the court could de­ 12.000 feet above a»B level, l i e p r i c e , at th e K i ' . i l i n n e e live . l o c k * M'itxon f»u Hi.
••1*5Is* I Mil I pi • p:il t •T»'tti«*tiy .
Kill l npliil'tit I I 'ml mill I l.itu '•*
•liun^e Ita , In . i w i l pi. «idt*
gencies to *tay out of all pi unary
cide whether the concern,
of m i d , however, th a t the ,.*cti.»r auction m a i k . t . v c ie lower tin indif Mli‘d.
| |||«*
M
L ni'ti^h Will
i • •L on 'lu .Ifllll |{UUH»'\||| in.I \Hill* l.llltl h\ tin* until lillt I i\ ,* f
and election campaign*, warning
llowey-in-the-Hillt v%rt*k I hun
which .Mayor George t*. Ulume, aurioundmif
tin*
inaugural
-;*li
|
iv &lt; Im k iiiiii i i i I ll ll "U«| ( K S I | N 11••%v Kiv rI
Mr |..im 'oil |
.Iii i
1 Med |.i N|ie.ji».
that persons suspected of impro
I'l ..)• • MU ill it'll!
1 '- ., tx
ll lllf i Jt WIHf|
of
Jnrkfwjiivillc
is
president, reminded him a grrat deal of hi* la-«| \%urk
• X|M'I*I 1*11 |tl
xl* ■ at tile nit i iiiiii ' ^esNion Mout Li \ !■:.... i ... i-.tH
I "*lny iii di« .iiu i 111 «It in ,li ilusu anti a n i l t /* I
I MX'.til
per conduct will bo exposed and
• Mi
' lk IJi.lllll l*v*« t*
conic under the c|inin ntore class- native Switirrlaml. II* wo, en
cited for criminal prosecution.
'"•lit III If. I In
'll.
ill
that
H i -4 Yubj'i i i .
“ Kx .llllillioii
el Itl lti
XXill If fellow .1 l.y H« I»V till* HUH
thuaiaatic
over
the
na'ural
In
nit
I'ru.
,
ri.c
by
ll
Wlitle lit
The group, headed by Sen. ification.
1 l*roi;re«M
• ••• inti
I 'l m iii*
I'.'ti ”.H un.l M e l
Who w ill C l ,.1 .
Vi •lent an. i Mr '":|*illl h In . •t» XXlf| 'll i* xh.ir
tie, at
Hanlamlo Sptinga and Kialay.
Illume
and
In*
associates
Hheppard, made public a resolu­
' Need* fni l ‘»ls il fr o m tin* T i n t
*\ 1n.l
lion i
tin •li IXf
Rfiier i
\\ ..IK
i:[tttisi vI’ll
•I.ki tltr. ■at l»y
* Mill.' dlMMHXM n T I.* * . c
ternte.l a , moat unuaual the a
H,- |M.mt.
ut lliai i Im' i i * wa •
tion adopted at Rs first meeting claimed each store w:».s individu­ mount of water that flow, flora (mm|1| (|1 |h
"lilt low 1.•Im Jiinl Am 1* tool. •lif Ki.n .l. i 'iMi. o’txice work
nf View o r Du* G uiiii I y S u p e n ti
pi in
•» will talk on t* Til* •■&gt;1.
ally
owned
mid
the
group
banned
it*:it*t
iuii fr.'in •!••'
yenterday pledging that campaign
W lllli* 1•un X t| till*
1.4 *' •■M, C1Vlllill 1t i .... .. for itrltain'.
|lend*nt
f-» I't.tH 'lit Allot In i i..un • t iltl
the aprmga. In hia travel,, he
\vnV.i bigh pric hi. Ituyfi *
investigation* will bo conducted together* only for marketing and ,tatr«l that the only thing lie hail
,10 ll* loi
11 "ii
Hu*
RuI..W4 veil , ”a|»|M*iil •fill, 'll ilipIniii.Tcy
A' dn
Ihctt*
iiinp
i *s.*xt iui S u i i t l a v
&gt;ii • ii- mil will
In* .un.l . I
With” "vigor" •n.l viit ila n e t * T i c •' "•••• h«i..lwl«K p u ip ...c .
willing
lu
pay I night wilb Sl*iti Superinieinlent
\i l •
.•nillv and r 1IX. th &lt; lark fIBIII||V IlfXV 1III f (|l|4 xxox m 1«mI •v into
p»*i Iiitrinlent A \
,een to ei|U,l it. waa a ,prmg in hi* Mini, w**r
committor, it waa w.i.1, "will I
W“ H
unnounremrnt
' he .1iittnl.il*. 1 pulletti nf inlet
1- f ir *vf in n •n.l il:iui;lilf r
China which had hern made a hig hrr pi Ifi'S th e ( n » t wr rk
make full u»» of thi* power an 11 " I
•"
htate Suord tr to gul iln* u i . i i k 'l o ff
I In* two v u ni' Irr**. Imll* w i'h "afi m il affail
.acted ahrine.
H
a
l
i
o
R
u
t
h
S
i
b
i
l
s
T
o
authori'y vnte.l in it, without l'r,^ »r
si i
riu. \ . ii ..
Mr. Roman*, chief putpo.e for a fc.oo,l atari,
III ;| ff\V Itittllllli of
iln
u i\• ff.M.I
The "rhain a l.ii,” lax leyie.l
parRaamhlp."
C o a c h B r o o k l y n T e a m Im ' ItilitN **■ r.•«i* n v r i i i h r hup|*y |pari iilIv hail •*rxv••I G i'i ifta li* *u«» »
coming
to
the
United
Slate,
wu.
YeaterUay
with
puce,
at
lari:
"Any othrr rourae would be to l.y the l!&gt;3ft I.CKL.Ial.ire intpoaea to investigate po»aibllitie, of in- er renter, off ft INI or mare, veal
iiuiiiiiM'H
i win iii Miiwy *I:i y |f Ilian |*
Kui Sh»L .
|tn*vi-mu it
licenaea
fall to mraaurr up to the &lt;&gt;hh- aru.liiMr.l ocrttpatiumil
I Inducing a new method of *nil calve,, moally i.u-dium to poor,
\\
Jim** 1“
!'•
f I •till I III* ,| |t|
A IlirmiK " l w il w •■*Ii••• * fillc.l cu|ohit. IlfinLow
ga&gt;Iona lmpe,rd by the Senate |
K'**** ",'S«'l't t o ',*
|I «,MI lisur il hr l*M»e !'««•#!
|&gt;l f o f |*f *X*•I. •
fertilixation which ia •pre^tllng aidil from |l .o •&lt;• |i. 2-'. tin.- lot
•* ‘ It. n.*r*I* f.»r
It.ilo *! .tli will i f l u t i i i t l*i •I m II |
A Hiiiele nloro pnyH 110 a
upon th« committeo and aubjivl
over portion, of Europe, he »aul of calve, n .ot t.&lt; t'lticini.ali at
many
iiimii ' I i
I* t
.1 ip ti.• ••
a
j
MtUi'li
o
f
llo*
It......kU't
|
year
occupational
lic.nac
and
tham to the thirga of Indiffer
l)»
TKI
NNION
I'.NDS
The new mctho.1 ia known aa 'he g.; even
•tore.
ili t I m , I
if* ti t ill ‘till
! l ' t * l | o i . , Geiicru l Muiiau* • I m i .
vnea toward honeat and clean one half of one per rent of it, hio-dynamlc
II unllnRM „&gt;• I'dge !»«.,»
____ rnetltod and he deObi ro ws raiigr-l from
ait to
S. Alt I'h.til aiiiiminr* il ltwl.»\ M
groaa rereiptn. Cham., pay tn•betiona," the reiolutlan aaid.
I'll 11 \1&gt;1-1 I'M IA. .loi,„ |M
The
Ito taiv
fla t.
wdl
to.a t
clarea it ha, a commercial value f I.,’.0, (he..- I*, a.c of p.M.ier *|.ial
The coiumittee’a
w a r n i n g ciraaing umountn ha.e.l upon the for aeu'hcm growers in that it qy ||,an w.-r.- tun ihe fu .t ,ah-1 lh'*ir regular w.-.-kly
... ....... •! a f t e r j'■"'l
,1""' aK,*‘"' ' ..... Dll ~ The * I'liiteil I.ut In i an
••Ml••feller* la^t tnyht
again,t the uar of improper tac* number uf unitn operuted. P ro­ wlt| greatly
Cliureh in Aiueiiea aliliouneeil'
BfBU
reduce commercial |a&lt;l W(.r i,.
i Monday at ll..- Vahl.-x Hotel at
ceed,
go
to
public
arhoola.
Offi*
iali
of
'lo* llriMtkVvii • lui* ypHlenhiy Ihe "«le|»re**ion** ha»
o'clock.
tka Waa dirreted flr»t to all
fertilisation co,ta.
A
Jack,»nv.II.psrk’
r
hough
The levy started by Sherlfl
' IIImIwI imI Ihs.t Blllll. wit* IAMI••I l eruleil for it** iiniii,*ler«. II. lor
g | a o d Ida Ira for arnatorial office,
Mr. Roman ia the g u c t nf a lot of old fat row , at ft. •&gt;■'•
Kox Sweat in iutae.1 upon a war­
A |»*•tmu ha* L»*»*ii (*runici| |t r o i i l n i ' t i*ovt*rinir Ih** liulaii*** *»f rey Walker of l*lnln«l«'l|&gt;9ii&lt;l. .sec­
T jjhclr
h d r frlenrls and aitlea. It wa,
Gordon Harnett and rnmmrn.Rrf
Steer,
ranged
at
ftv*
to
.
extended to. anvernmental agen­ rant inaur.l l.y Slate Comptroller Fein Park and ila teaid«nta high­
Ik lluxzilt f&lt;» i*i»4ir u frutm* I lie Ni u-soii winiltl n**i v&gt; a&lt; * tiarii retary of iJiuifh rxtenxion lor
dollar,.
I. M. Lee Nov. 12, l»T7. Judge
the |(o.ir«l of .MInhioiu*, muji| u
____
cies In Iheae wnrdat
.li
.1
’
•lwr|!itiK
farinir 115 Weal K.f- ,
,lltl
No^ more than five Imn
ly.
( I ’H t l a i n l m
r a s e Twel
Iruiilh Street ui an «*atimalctl- r»»si Miirluiuh Grime*,
Ihcy
"The committee likewlae give
“surn.Uh hlinrlag," ..f clergymen [, Twelve-thousand
-------- xliiN
iii)ti,'r
hca.l wen* .old A g ir it many |uf ||26.
i i*'ll «'"iiimui* -ilk uiaiiaqer. (In.* wa- liuni|H-riog the work »f mak-1
warning that all
governmental
l«.,„g di.lriloited
the p.m
bring in ,mall lot, entered by
-__
’
rv|M
»if,
whit'll
win
Hot
v**rifi«**l
mg
.,
survey
I..
find
rom
m
unitic
|
,)f
Sanfm,|
agenciea moat keep clear of all
little producer,*
iVolater* of Gily nrilmanct** will ""Meilialely,
Mini the Italn- * wlu-rn ll..- church can perfotm hom,.
|„.„llf .......
primary ami election campaign,
Quite a lot nf inilcl. ruw, were
\v irUil In*fore J u«Ii( p Frank U funtrarl ralleil for $ir&gt;.iMNi salary. It*
__moat keep their handa off.
effective service.
I.V Ih- Snm md. C.i.tiny t h u .b .r
•old from |dl) t» |r.(V and y-’ailHiller in u *e*»i*»n uf fhe Munici- --------■ ■—
-------—
j o f I 'omm.'i.*.ing breed Is-IIv brought l'u and.
ual Court ut (lie I'nlwe Station &gt; ,
i 911
l
/ll
*
Ill all i l l .. . 1 it. odd,-.- Ilo* pell*
Tomorrow may be jual Father', aluager greatly frarnl by rivnl upward.
Monday afternoon ut l:IM) o'cJork.
|.l.- *.f Sal.fold to do their tradThe ainalf lot rn'.rwi r*.|un..t
Ruy to nidlions uf Americana but cultege loam,, lie frequently hit
ing in Sanford u m-rie, of ,ix pit|iThe /.arhnry Veneer Compunv
tu Sanfordttoa It will be Father’s home run, ovrr the fence at several hour, for Ihrii »al.v
•'fa have been drawn up t-acli ca r.
Before the rattle traction atari
wnlch ha- ..perulc.l u plant here
Day plus a^dottbtc header hoar Harris Field in Gainesville. Mr
rymg
different i n c a g n uhout
WASHINGTON, June 18. (AA hall gain,/between the Lookouts Dawson assrrta that
Pittman, rtl, a doxen or more hor.-r, were and one in i’alalku for a num
tho udvantag.*., of trudiog ill San­
Seminole
County’,
two
ilnptcrs
Ih
ronv.-nlinn
in
time
for
the
con­
— The President signed yeaUrday and the /,-e .b u rg (iondoliera.
who will play third sack for the piare.l in the ring but the own­ her uf )c u r , lus-f ccase.l opera
ford. Ri.tribntion began today.
vocational agriculture s'u.l.iil, test, Mr. Jnliinuin ,ai&lt;l.
Th« St-miiiulc County HaaebaA IsMkouta. will often
a bill to expedite clearance f r o "
poll
'he ers mostly declined the offer,, tion, under order of the United
The Florida I’ower and Light
S
ta
le
Treasury
R,-|.urtment.
one
T
rn
n
c«
e
,
huddle
range
pony
won
I
heir
s
h
a
r
e
o
f
h
onor
,
at
Ihe
R
elegate
from
the
Seminole
Asaoclallun
ia
rxpkcting
fans to their feet with his long
domestic poru of vcaaela in for­
Company will cncln,e one uf these
being
with.lrann
when
the
high­
chapter
to
the
convention
were.
father iif Seminola Cosnty to h» drives.
I "• h annu al ,lato convention nf
in.-s,age, in eurli bill M-nt ni|t
eign trade.
Mr. Dawson pointed out tha*. est bid Ctd. Henry could bnn?
The measure, which gives leg- present at Ihe gams tomorrow
i K," ur*'
»f America at Iluruld Clause, jin.l Kenneth (iii,- and the Chamher of Comnieici' will
tuvaaon. Relegate, from the Ovie­
Jabtlve aanelion
to a practice which tugfins sharply a t 2:00 be la working on a program for out was |I20.
mail meny of them directly t.t
do chapter were Edward Jordan
Mr. Dawson strain reminded
a "Farm er’s Night'* at the ball
followed under commerce de­ o'clock.
ritirena of Seminole County.
and
Marion
liorgard.
that
ffc
MKhodrs,
who
ws,
reWith tho arrival of t
park in Ihe ntar future. An atT iiiiiiiM i-r
|U &gt; !
In addition to being awardnl
partment regulations
for
the
The message aay , ’’Self intercit
John It. Jon#,, member of th- and collective interest are one. If
s u K. '
rierling ailver trophy a , the
paat 2» year*, authortxea the new players In tho past few days tempt will be made to s»l e* appointwl Stale Marketing Com' m T
ye«trrday
by
Ho/. M Y -I. M. Ilh.»dc, of Jack ,..,, U H rhapU -r in the a l.tc b a o d o c Seminole cliup'er last year who our community proi-pcn. you pros*
Master of vease la bound far for­ and more to arrive many San many farmers in the roflnty to misaioner
villr, vrlcran
State
Marketing
la,l year’, reports, Harold Clauae was voted the outstanding Future per. If Ihe cnmiounity gm-, (wickeign porta to file with the eas­ ford baaabxll fans hava gone ao attend that night as possible. The Cone, will speak at the four*.
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Commissioner,
was
named
yeatcr won first place in Ihe Rate for Farm er In Ihe stale, gave an a.I
House
Tuesday
night
ward, we all li»e. Your inlcra.it•
tern collaetor an incomplete man- far aa to assert their belief that date will he announced laterjudging dairy cattle, for l!»•• Si him drvaa over radio ulition W RHF en are here. Keep your muney where
Ihe day for another twu-year term.
in addition to
Pillmsn. thi o'clock on the "Exoinding
if eat of their cargo## and to put Ihe Lookouta will be in (he first
Governor
Conn
announced
the
hi,
record
a
,
the
belt
Future
F
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mile chapter, Advisor A'cx li.
He predicted
ynur interests lie. When you pat­
HP a 1 1000 bond guaranteeing division soon.
Lookout, have secured a short­ Celery Market."
apuointrmnt.
lihudea* commis­ Johnson said.
mer.
ronise outside merchants, the mon­
filing of a complete manifest
C- R. Dnwaun. when bo heard stop from Lanett, Ala. II# U that • large crowd would bo
sion expired June 0.
R, F. Cooper, advisor nf Ihe
Attending the convention from ey you spend can never I,. Used
iln four days after the vassal that Bob Pittman playrd
hia LtRey DeRamus who played In present.
The governor chose
Gordon Oviedo chapter, reported that the •he Baminole chapter were: Harold toward, the growth of thia com­
first game with the locals last a textile league there. He conus
cleared. ,
llayi-a of Arcadia to succeed W. Oviedo Future Farm er, had been Clauo#, Ruy lltlduin, Amos Jones. munity. When upending muney
night In Gainesville, declared that highly rated.
PLANT AT SAVANNAH
K. Bell- who resigned aa justice »f owar.icd taro itcond place, in &lt;ho Kennath Guatavaaon. John
R. her#, you inv».l it and th# Invest­
PtiitCK kUMBZRSIIIP
Pittman’s presence alone should
Dutch Schneider, a pitcher
the peace in IwSota county.
rtate-wide campolltian. A string Junes, J r , Herbert Thurston. Clif­ ment will pay dividends in making
suffice to ra is e ' tho Lookouts a from a textile league In North
NEW YORK. Juno 1*.— MY—
band composed
of
Ijiwrcneo ford Guatavason an.l John it. our hum.* area a much belter
TAMPA. June 1*.—
— ‘The couple of notches In the stand­ Carolina, ia dui here tonight and American CynamUl and Chemical
BONDED DEBT CUT
Moore, Laddie Mariner and Mau* Jonas, Sr., and Advisor Alex it. p'aco to live in.
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eaa Federation o f
Mual ings. Mr. Dawson knew Plttasan wDI likely see action tomorrow
Corporation subsidiary of the
CORAL GABLES, Juno 11.— . rice Jacobs waa awarded second Johnson.
In convention hare agreed and a*w him play baseball at afternoon.
110.006,00b American Cynamid (AY—Tho city commission aabl place'and Maurice Jacobs waa
Attending from
th# Oviedo
to “purge Its i
the 'Univarsity a t flarida several
C. K. Bradshaw, president ef Company, has purchased a tract tho municipal bonded debt had named second beet In the state in
chaptar were: Charles Lae, Billy
the aaeociatien, la patting fertb of ground Just outside Savannah. been cut from 111,231,204 a ,
the fiddling aaotfiti.
West, Bennett Kimble. Milton
to expel any
Plttasan has always baen known every effort to raise the calibre Ga., and will build a plaat for 0 ( Jan. 1, 1917. to K 4 1 0 .3 4 8
The parliamentary procedure Lukas, Edward Jordon, Marion
Florida: Partly cloudy, scat”
an a U n » U tter. During hia pn- ai tha . Lookouta ha* baa stated tho manufacture of miacellane- as of yesterday by a refunding
tram of tha Seminole chapter w ti Borgard, Maurice Jacobs, Law­ tered thunder*bowers Sunday a f ■
can ha dona without •aa haavp chemicals, the r
and tha tale of certain d.aquilUkl because of the failm rence Moore, Laddie Mariner and •moon and poasibly In ext re mo
yeaUrday.
a t ta x cerUfteaUe.
of one of tha Member* to arrive at •dviaor JL W, Cooper,
south portion tonight.
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(ampaitfn Started
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Big Turn-Out Urged At Twin-Bill
Ball Game Tomorrow Afternoon

( minty h Larin ( haplers Win Honors
At State Future Farmer Convention

BUI Signed To Aid
In Ships’ Clearance

Rhodes Re-Appointed
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George Couper Gibbs, recently
appointed iix l aseured ile tUe^
without oppouUoa for the « » W
C rd term of the Isle C#r;
ndh, formerly represented tbw
* ' United States in a moat alrategic position whan jt cornea
Whiddon store* fn In* litigation, t r
choosing up sides for the nex.w ar. A French general
• When he became Attorney Grit- '•
oi- 1ns compiled some figures showing that our country maqfrvin
‘ Oh«
’ ersl, he rave the prosecution to
\mi. utactures two-thirds of oil the cars and 'n u k s made.
0^0 fltinvsr mi( fnrni all Hope of a«*i*tunti and took no aclivo
France, Hritaln. nnd Germany combined produce only 14
part.
Berlin a w w pr n maid they
M|ff percent.
understood Herman r woo Id make | Hnl»ie’ &lt; firvt -hark oil fac­
---Import mcc of the motorcycle, nti omoblle, and tank
a “new sharp pielm C lo t'iccho I tory is being built at (iirradele.
k » have increased to he point where whole army divisions are
alovakia Sgahist the flight
of Kintyte, Hcntluid It will use
»!!.» nv» orired ami it js safe to say that the nrmy which miilnwhat sp|x&gt;arrd to I* a Cxr-ho- | hacking shark* cJUuhl on Ibe
tains stipremrey on the field must also have'supremacy in
•Imvak military plana ever Grr j west cee»t of Scotland.
man tanitory.
motorized equipment.
IM s M l s c t r a r t i e r * . esrd s el
Naii point ing squads tmeart-d .
Thit ■
‘.he United States could assure thfa suprcmccy to
R n m h jjr
it
callrd
"Ih p
p t f
tat**, r e - .1 ■ f U a * a« d M tlr v * &lt;*f
anti semitir stnrans on the * « I way of India.**
v r t B l B M M l * f«» iMr p a r p a i e « l
its
own
army
or
those
of
its
ullies
with
Rif
Its
van',
facili­
i a i ( m 4 i M il l few r f e a r g H
l«»
(tows of mors than a hundred ,
H fiU r g tlttfllalB f m U a .
ties for making 'rucks urul tanks goe* without myiiiir
Jtwvish stores in IWtio.
Not only this, but we have the means of outstripping all
A decree for the co erdination I
of the former Austrian
army j
other na'inns in the making of alrplanea and no other
with that of Germany and an:
country or combination
of countries
could
hope
order calling the Austrian men i
born in 1917 la report between!
RhlbR W O l N tfis f«(|iil|inifiil
nest August 10 snd September j
We T*y Ca«h For
fu rl with
10 for military service were a n -1
Used
Furniture At
nounrrd In the Official Gazette
wir. And
in
Berlin.
otsditad •• •• av s.t a fb e rw isv iIn H renpec., inc united »tutfn nao It all over Iho
The Hrcror makes Field Mar­
'gx»y*
rent of thit world. Wc huvr uiillmlletl resource* within
w w i w n # X H t e Lc rc „
shal Hermann Wilhelm Goering**
44 iifiiB !• Hkiiraiu* mt
f&gt;ur own tnrrLory, mikI we huve a fleet of 394 tanker* to
national defense law* of May,
*” *'** transport the product.
1911b, operative for lbs new Aus­
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It I* In.creating to point out that Germany Including
trian province.
FURNITURE CO.
These ordered all male Ger- i
dzTiiansv „|M. . .
A"«trla prialucen ohly 48ft,000 Ioiih annually while her normans
between
IK
and
SI
years
Ini
* * TU* P ' JUN
nnl war miulrementa would be 12,000,000 tons yearly.
S an fo rd A v e .
serve s year in the army, mrnlc
B IB IK YPRHF Ff)It TODAY
only -this but (&gt;ermany, France and Italy combined
a year of labor serviee prere­
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have only 140 tankers.
quisite to military service end
provided that
' VKOWK inkinitkly 'MOIik
England's poslt'on in the matter of oil la much be’.ter
Germans
living
abroad must servr theil terms in
THAN WK I AN FAY: Ye are thin other Kuropean countries. She haa reaourtea in
Germany.
Have Yaur Clacka And
keagbt will a price therefoie viirioua purta of the world and she haw 464 tankers and a
In Wnsnmgtnn Secretary of
Watches Repaired By
(lo*.‘ .,ln y""J' b," ly;. *"'* strong navy to protect them. Rimah haa the largest supHlslr Cordell Hull revealed he
One Who Really
flrJii " '* ’ " rr ° ’ l»*y nf anY European country, producing 28,0fl&lt;),000 tone
had advised Germany that
a t­
Known How
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annually.
tempts to repudiate Austria's war
debts and private loans will not
So It may be aeen that the fair hand of America
be countenanced by this govern­
will be ardently nought by other ua’.lon* when the flrat
ment.
signs
of
hostilities
begin.
1 do Bat ask to know the end.
The disclosure,
significantly
JEW ELER
Nor half the way to see,whs made only a few hours aft­
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Magnolia
t * «n|y ask to havs a friend
er
Reich Rcnmimic* Minister |
k To walk awhile with me.
Walter Funh,
in a speech at
I dot not need o meriy lune
Bremen
formally
repudiated I
We have never been able to get excited about F*Bther'a
M isji birds sing in the Ires,
German obligations to thoulder|
fcW M * trifling rivers" run In June IJuy, tiomehow, and we have no.iced there hatt alwayn been
Austria's debts, despite lbs fact
Aid bees hum busily,
u luck of enfhuoiaem for the occatdun, but we have never
the little republic has been ab­
been able to put our finger on the weak npo:.
solved in “ the
greater
Gar-'
■1 dot not oak a road that's fur
many,” and baratsd the United!
The Melbourne Tlmeii aeemn to huve the thing figured
N jr one thst'i smooth and widn,
ta»c&lt;" In four huurn with tho udd 8tatc* as the “center of disturb-1
I "OMIT seek a warm red star
ou‘. and It makea bold to annert that “Father'* Day will MOOSE-GLUe PROPELLER
,
ances" in world economic
af-'
m o o s e -glued pioiwllur!
.
B y forward steps to gulde^
never be an institution. Never, that is, so long an fathers
Pilot K. G. Fullerton, R. C. A.
fain .
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■A warns red star tn hang by night and grown-up boys write the pieces and prepare the ad­ F., found himself In an embar­
RAZOR BLADE ARTIST
Flxturvw
Wiring
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At the time
of
Germany's
1
A I(Wring fir beside.
One year ago llowurd Daniels,
Homebody
suggested boiling
rassing
position
whan,
in
Marrh,
vertising
copy
for
exploiting
the
occasion.
Callj
bloodless
conquest
of
Austria
in
. ' A flttttag fltefly to light
down an old pd' of
bkl*»- artist of Redondo Bnuh, L.
so March, Austria owed the United
“They all do It too much with '.heir tongues in their 1920, he was stranded 1,000 The Irick worked; a fte r days ol forntu, had "■ever curved so
.. Tho limps at eventide.
milts from civilization with a
oday,! States
ISO.UOO.OOO of
which
cheeks. They_oan't bring themselves to write seriously of broken propallor, at Port Simp­ working with crude tools, John­ modi u* a toothpick." Today,j
Ik-1 do not ergvs a passage sure
represented post­
themselves They can’t pay trlbtfen to father in the ab- son, N. W. T.
son completed the propetDr. Drn strange as it seem*, he has cre­ $24,0S6,70fl
r Remembering I am d ay,
ated a new field of url with Al­ war advance* for food supplies,
strict because they are the abittruct themselvea. And
I only ask that 1 endure
The ice had not yet gone out matlcally. Pilot Pullorton fitted most unlimited possibilities.
th e remainder represents private
it
to
his
ship.
wzloaa of the wsyi
they can't pick out an individual to hold up aa the perfect of the Mackenzie River; commu­
loans, bonds and similar obTigsDaniels
carves
picture*
from
A short Ust flight prpved it
tay venture farther on
father ^without going away Uuik Into history and play nication with Edmonton, Alta ,
pieces,
«f
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riflv
rtH
Soria the 11 hid me »tiy.
Would be Impossible for months. was ‘satisfactory; at 1,600 revolu­
tricks with the facti.
his only tool* common safely
have f^fh In zetting zun
was nothing to do. Fuller tions per nilnulo It polled the
"The guys all know what a good father Is. The beat There
ave a heart to pray.
Inn decided, |,ul sit and wail for two ton metal Junkara monoplane raior blade*— thereby solving Use
problem of whut to d&lt;» with Uteia
smoothly through the »lr.
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w. A. 8 of ’hem have had such- fathers themsclv^n. And they nprlng to come.
Strange as It seams, Fullerton after shaving, 'll# haa created
know, regardless of their shamefaced way of avoiding the
Then Walter Johnson, a Fort
.
.unu hupdreil places no far, InIlf test hi» plana from the ice-Wksi we think 1* a pretty good subject, the kind of fathers they would like to be them­ Hlmpaon ez-cablntl maker, proAp
I eluding portraits Snd caricature*
covered
Mackenzie
River
on
i
.
posen
a
daring
plan.
Hr
thought
deflaltlan ol must libs, alt was selves.
ril 2 1 — only e few hour* before of famous stage, screen and ra4iu
contained &lt;a a rrcenl letter to a
"The guys know, too, how wonderful It Is to get ap­
the k a broke up— erul soared stars sad scenes of w sitsm and
Watt tno-wn magazine. In tff«e&gt;- preciation from their children. It Is Just about all they
Gray Mlted proeeciling* with a
away 400 miles to Beer lake, mission life.
IL.ttaUd that a liberal is a per can stand to have their boys and girls surprise them with
M*adept D*g bits* ess*—-It’s temporary order anil his ruling
near the frontier town of Hrecu
haa who is raady tn argue that
River; Albeits, covering the dhi» ala ynteniay was upon tho WhtdHomo special bit of grutltude. They get ho In tho habit of
J LJJJ. don Company'* rvqnest for a
just going along day after day, meeting the hills, and
permanent Injunction.
keeping the family aafe, they regard It all aa nothing to be
A deputy thcriff was posted
Give him eerm
Germany has refused to &lt;akr praised for. It la not only their job, but "their privilege.
« r each etor#
yeetenlsy
and
GOOD Sodko
tvzr the debts which Anstri* The most of them Just worry because thoy can’t do more.
Frkisy receipts were impounde&lt;l
By JUR IIRNDRICKH
owes the United Stales for pus*se rtf the hour of the Ijvy. The
"On
Father's
Day,
June
19,
many
families
will
nuke
O hm hhm
war rehabilitation and for privatu
cash wee stored In vaults.
parch*«*i. Hiller has - a rather u great ado about Father. And many families won't oven
Ito.ooo FOB MKUITEKRANSales were halted and
the
. peculiar philosophy: sll of Auz know it is his Day. We .have an idea that ih the hotnea KAi* FRUIT FLY B llM /E Y — A:
goods placed under guard*, alllio
Ceerinue* rram ease On*
t i e , WE A R .taagaes
tits ’* azaets belong lo him. but whore the Duy Is &lt;|ul’.c forgotten, the old chap will have a few day* ego w* paeeod a *»ill (
the
IU7 year oM • church
and perishable* were nnl Impounded. I
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,' hg will )wvo none of hor liaki!i- more comfortable lime. He knows sq well how far he haa Introduced by Mr. Peterson for
Ihoutand* peeetej sgsinst Che
Court atteche* said the sal*
survey of tho
Mediterranean
tfaa^lt oiu*t bo nice doing butinsi*
pnliru lutes outside.
of the goods to obtain funds "for
failed In lielng the kind of father he’d like to he.
•*
with a guy like that,
Fruit Fly losoc* in the State of
"On Mo'.heF’s Day, sentiment' comes easy. F'or the Florida. This Bill railed for an Iicnses to take care df food *n« Tho brtdc, wearing a flowing the taxes will he an ,Apg. I
white ergandiv guwn wuhcoMerrd “ rule day" proceeding*. The
T ie troubl- with giving - the rugged old man of the house; It somehow seems more appropriation of 910,000 to carry room, wherea* the. present law
with 020 ygrd-1 of net in ribbon- aale, on a public auction basis,
provides
for
ten
boor*.
There
RttdtUn German* hum* rulo I* fitting Just to my, 'Here’s a Howdy, old Top. God bleas out tho survey. Tho (faming ol
and a fijlia. veil -and train ‘ that m utt be advertised 3 0 , days In
hat
boon
a
good
deal
of
discrim­
th at they orcripy llio alrategle
tho SIU k not the ably Important
against rmpiked 10 yeidq af miicrjal. advance.
b arrjtr region between Germany
step, particularly wboro il c a r­ ination (unintentional)
Florida
Attorney
General
moved up Ut-" LI* on &gt;b* arm of
and * Caechoelovekia
where the
ries an appropriation.
Once a, railway mail rierbu and this l*
one
o
f
tho
cases.
Caechs have comblnod iiaturel drproject of thU net urn ia author­
ized,
Uio appropriation usually I STUDY TO MARF. TIlYBF.fJf ilk* 'stood hi* brjOwr and k#»t
feaep af ih* terrain with a scries
romet the following year. How l APPROVED — My constituent*
Of strong fortlfkalLn*. Giving
A pretty bum* wedding wee,
He*. Arthur 8. I'**k hoc hie over, Mr. Peterson Snd I went to may bo surprised that I plan to nun, Franklin p . Kooseerlt- J r .
Op llwdattn Germane thl* area
Moore’* work to got the funds ia Ut# Ap­ rente In In Washington for about Tho reran awiss met* paHoramd
would bo like handing over 'he Mdemnized at the home of Uni usual appointment iff
DIi m m A l a d W oIchoB
by lha Rev.’ IfenrY K«eu Bberill.
propriation (HU * f till* year and four months sfta r adjournment
l m a f your luiise to the village bride'* mother, Mrs. W. N. Laf- Sution church 8undny.
Kpiacopal bkhop of
Mama*
of
Congroia.
I
assure
you
that
F
b
m
W
d U h Am J o w d r p S o p ^ i t a g
fler.
when
Mias
Peaches
Dorothy|
Mrs.
W.
K.
I'revnU
and
son.
tbraugb the go-operation af Conbad men.
Loftier bocamo lha wife of Mar- Nail, wont to Now Smyrna ttoal- freem an
Caldwell, who is a according to all information, ehuectls, and the Rev. EndkoD
| nrfcy • to eisit hor pamata, Mr. member of the Appropriation* Florida will be a very much more Peabody, If. Groton School head­
With tha advent af - aaeaa new lou 8. Wiggins.
taught. all . Urn
Tho homo waa beautifully due- and Mrs. Currie,
Committee, wa have been sue- delightful and cooler place t« master, who
Igptro, Uqaford's Lookout* are
iffpUd to climb-oat of Hi* cel- orated with tarns, palms, w ilts ' ' W. A. Knight, Uettda MoCtil- oeeeXui In adoiag thte 119.000 a* •pead the summer month* than Roosevelt Imym »hd offkt*tod af
irfu to ,tha tap flight position, olaanden and baakeU of4pln k Wa. Herbert Squirm aad Charlie §ii t a i a d iu M U &amp;• third di* Washington. However, 1 plan to tbelr marriegea as well_ -per­ rail*In in the Capital City until
A roctatlen feRo.a* tha eemM
I Flower* left hero Monday sight fWieney appeaprMUon siul
ffltlala a f tha hew harebell ms- roues.
Tha br|fe
was
charmingly! for Port Vallay, Co-, to piah haps by the lima Utls m c ’ ha* about the flrat of No* am her for mony. The couple conCoaled their
M ttia h -a r a anxious to
have
*
•* pawulng cerUia honeymoon ftatlnttien.
print, the Appropriations BUI will
to vpoftlng public turn out an gowned In a ceat tult of ttiun peaekm durisg tha eooaoa.
B ra. J .
C. Vatlghaa aad be before the President for his
Rapa tamarruw la show their bird taffeta with toueh** of;
iy«9W and rsJadkata their aup- Psraiao, mod to rang* bouquet or1 daughter, Alice aad Oarttude, are tigbaturo. - At treat. Wo hope so.
WO to the heme boy*. Tumor- bfId*'* roses. The bride wa* gussta a f Jaeksaarllla relatives
ADJOUtNltVNT— h ha* been
rnn being Father’* Day, It la given In marriage by her mother, for a weak. Hie* Altca will to- freely predicted (Rat Congress
Mr*. W. N. Leffler, U n .*«ro- main aad taka a liuslneea ceorpf would adjourn by June 10th oi
mony being perform*!) by F»tn*r a t a eommartial ucbool.
llib .
However, at the present
tnUordan, pastor a f KU Bool*’
Many Wdebs was at COMp writing wa a r t all dtacoureteU
to the ball park.
Catholjc Church, dhd tha h»p(Ll WbpsWto 4W-.
la *WW
MO B»d expect tb»t l i s t adjourn by
A a u th, wa wlU b» d ata* well.
Tb« reason fo r tbW deUy W that
The grueat
tha conferees oa the Wtgoo-and
Sanford tha a
Hour* BUI, faeleOd af raachlng
» comprosGae, bate UtM k a
friends. Ua
deadlock and there, ays many
tiefling war!
Blfiirvncea to be ironed eat boMbm Peaches
fore that BUI wlU 'ha reported
i * KW.KRVE3 O U O fA BO Efl
bath to (be two Hakpsa fag agree.
wedding
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John Roo&amp;evelt
And Anne Clark
Are Wed Today

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SANFORD TW EN TY .YEARS AGO

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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

Social Calendar

TH REE

A 7 T «£ CHURCHES

Congregational Body
Enjoys Pilgrim Camp

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The Pi g&gt; m Fellowship Camp
T elephono 1 4 8 I of thi* ( In'&lt;lmii Endeavor *noirGENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor
“ ! ties of «hi t "nirrrirationnl Church*
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of Flnrnl.'i ht»d * ronutructivv*
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1pio*r*n» at tum p O Uno. north nf#
f] f l / t
Gmnesville, dur.nf the paxt few
1 u t J
dsys.
Councillors ami tench**'
trach ea from
I Mill
Virginia
Satcher
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l&gt;r. «n.l Mm . J. N. Robaon
Robnon o f!
f. Sanford
8ftnford wrre
wrrr Mr. anti Mr*.
Mr**. Ru«*rll.
MONDAY
complimented with
»
lingerie
The Dally Vacation Bible School , howtr fI„ „ by Mj„
M. rll)n Ojua arrived here today to apend Mason, Helen Witte, Henry Witte
i anil the Rev* rend .1 M. Root
« 0 I begin at 9:00 A. M Kmdrr-| , |&gt;yi)„ u „ mi(h, at her home a abort time.
--------The tleieifH-e* were the
gorten and Junior pupils are to
Wn| , Htn S trrrt.
Mi** Pearl K«»h«on will leave Jaae Gantt, Ruth Mi’.ch, (Mara
register at the Episcopal Parish
Tho honor g w ti WBJ prrwn,
House. Primary
atudenta
will
, plrrr llf „ . tln |ingerll. i Monday for New York City to MeMch. I* .*r i l|j-*kniv Ktliel Ibml.
, i f some her work at the »Ncw Enimelin.* Tlnir**on and Xn.l.ey
r*®I***r **
Baptist Church&gt;n,|
Martha McDonald ofl. J Yoik Hospital.
|Nfeae, and hit k Mu-on
Mm
The Round Robin Circle of Tampa who is a house guest of
Mary Nickel had tha’ if.* of th**
Holy Cross
Episcopal
Church Miss Haynes, received a pair m
Mr and Mr* K. I Hoy are ex athletic* f«*« uni**
will meet at the home of Mrs- hose.
)&gt;**« ted to arrive
home
today
At the niinunl Her' ion. Henry
Alas Vaughan. 2000 P»rk Avr “j ( l a m e * and content* were en from Miami where they
have Witte we* cho*en |iie*n|ent »»f tlonue* At 4:00 oelock. All auxiliary gm^ed in durmg
the evening
*|»ent the pant two week*.
PH*rim Fellowship f.u Ih* com
member* art asked to be presen'. prixe* were won a* follow*
ing year and Mi * June (mini
I
Th« regular business and so- Mrs Harry Bradham wa, aword-; Th, j|1MM
, n|, K, th, r was elected .ic r c is u
cial meeting of the 50-50 Bibleed "bunro" prise. Mis*
Evelyn i (
Hi. uhry h, v,
r, i llrn„t
iEach .ta 'c ■« eutnl.d
four
Clata of the F irst
Methodist Echol*. and Mrs. W. A. McMul j from Tampa where Ihry visited delegate, lo the NmI hoiiiI ( ..lifer
Church will bold a treasure hunt Irn won otner contest prises; snd- y i,,, f.ihby Pess
ence hr d June 15 JJ hi Ko. kforil.
•t the home of Mr. and Mr*. Mis*
Bertie
Hughe*
received j
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III llrnri Witte i* one of ihe rep
Clarence Wynn a t 7:30 P.
M *creeno prise
Mr and Mrs. C E Chorpening resents'ives from Ihe slate of
Aaaisting Mr. and Mr*. Wynn In
The room* wlure the g ic .i* ' «re in Sarasota a* guests of 'heir
iheir F|onda and is still ui th. nationtl
entertaining will be Mr. and Mr*, assembled were decorated in .1 1son-in-law and daughlcr Mr. and co n f e re n c e t o g e t h e r with r e p r r
« e n t * t ivi».* from e v ery «ti;te in tho
Arthur Phillips *nd Mr. and Mrs..color scheme of pink and white, Mrs K. E. Wslker.
Un ion, Hawaii and A la sk a.
Carl Chorpening.
zinnia*- gardinia* and rose* be
program meeting of the 'nK used,
Mif»» Frances Hague ami fieor/e
i’a Missionary Society of
Refreshments of pink and while [&gt;ague are viaiting at 4.cke (iem
the Y ira t Baptist Church will he ice cream and cake w rr- served, a.* gueata of their graml paren't,
held a t 3:30 o'clock. The topic and n rosebud fur'lirr carrying Mr, and Mrs. H J. Hague.
will be, ‘‘Brazil Sheaves with He out the color motif was placed
joking." Circle Number
Five, Upon each plain.
Mr. and Mrs II. S’ Sayrr have
The
wedding
of
Mi**
Alin
Mr*. J . C. Mitchell, limier, will | .Mi** Haynes wa* ntu.Utcil in aa their guests, Mr anti
Mra.
Wightmiin |(&lt;rh*nn hi l l c r m in I.
hay* charce.
Come amt brim: entertaining ami nerving l»y he.* Guy Corley of Auhurndale, who
An der *o n **f H a t t i n g * , will tak e
Borneo no with you.
mother, Mr*.
Walter
llaynr*, will spend the week-end here.
plac e toiii***r ••'•« aft er nm in nt .r» 'Hi
Tha Sunbeam Hand ami Ihe *^rH* ^ • U. Sntch4*r *»ml Min* l.oi*
F*. M. at
Holy
( 'r o t *
C h urch
Walter Wnrii. Rielnrd l.uml- F a t h e r A SJ. P h k will p e r fo rm
Junior H. A.*m of the F in t itap Satcher.
tb t Church will meet at
the1 The guest* were: Mm* Virginia quiat anil John McMahon aie a t­ th e c e rn n e n y in the prraiuice of
Church at 3:.'I0 o'clock.
Satcher, honour the .\|i*ie* Mar tending the Citizen*
Mih'ary n few friend* and re lative*
The Prayer Rand of the Ausil- lh“ McDonalil of Tampa, l-nrc nc Ttaining Cainp at Fort Screven*,
MF-II Pobnon will he gi v en m
lary of th* First
Presbyterian S'*!?'?** E “* e," n
Kvely Ga.
m a r r i a g e liy h e r fa t h e r . Mr . I n n * '

.Virginia Satcher Is
Honored With Party

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Miss Ann Robson To
Marry H. I„ Anderson

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H u gh e,|,ol*
Nicholson Hol»*nn Her -i^t**r. \1i**
K^h,,l!,• B e r ti e
William J Musgruve left to I’e a r l Roh •on will Ih* m.nd of h**n
Satcher, and Mrs. Stella Arring
•Till k ) S ll\ p i *INKS!. A ll! All" Happy in ll*e tr plant *avr Jnli n
ton. Mra. Vivian Welsh, Mrs. day for Atlanta after visiting n r, and J o h n ( umpUdl of l l a - '
Ro**«r&gt; vvll 4 .1.1 1.0 hi' »«lr, An*»c 1 iml!•*? ( ’lor It, wltn dfr »hnin n here
'H arry llradham Mrs. W. A. Me- here for two wreks as the guest i ng * will a r t * * l*e*l man
al
N.«l*&lt;anl M* . . . 4 • 1he V 1'. ft Met 11*. Wa hontr («* aal Ir ml 4 «linnrr
|Mullen. Mr*. Jack Burney, Mrs, of Mr. and Mrs. William MuaMi*a CharloMu S m ith will o f f e r
TUESDAY
(iladys Smith of West Virginia gruvv.
t hr l.tt.lr*. |*a«»atintinr r«l •mil e ia lit t r ipttitae
n uptia l music at th e mg.iu .
don. •• m. .h e r It•'It***1
The Truth Seekers Class will Mrs. H. II. Newman and Mrs
1 hr c ««tiplr were nidi &gt;tr•I 10*14 V
lo ll.r linfer 1«*•ill « M. 't*•e '.. It g ...»
hatr* an all-day picnic, covsred- Satcher.
Sfr. and Mr*. C. W. Berk re­
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tllah dinner, and swim at lhe|
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turned from Tampa
yesterday
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--------1. l * |*.inr&lt;| 1be 1 IIKMM ; ..r it..where they were called upon the
II \ K I I R I H F H l i l i • \HE . . .
illness and death of Mr*. Berk'a
I u|i.\ X j.» m *1 »'
otil I kiii»w
i *k i v i -in *:«.
v*T members fropt the
First'
SI
hrolher, George W. Mansfield.
•he tnpdf «» *■•»ii.i»i• In ».|f. hi i
M. l/1*» Hie I
R**»«dlat Churrh at 9 :0 0 A. M.l
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A drams. "The Soldner of th
K*
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\» • t* N I I X I ' F H
ii*.nun.it i"ii i
Mr. and Mra. R. R. Kelly and Cross". W ill le presented by the r r ik i f m \i
C^J1 300 for particulars.
! Mr, . s . j
Ravi, entertained
!*y h e r w h i l e -i I hi. ** » n •
h
Hi.« itiM* l*
' 4. •»
milli. •«(mn int.iri-.in
iroop Number One of the Girl *he members of
her rluh at a daughters, Elisabeth and Erline. Dramatic Club of the Sunf.o.t |{ftl 10
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M . i«»«v n hi»« 1' i n l «*hp r* m u ' - l *•*• Mi
i th. N"» 1|.. 1II
la
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xo u ta and Ihe senior troop will luncheon on 7'hursday and hon- and Mr. and Mia. G. C. David left i Gospel Taliemai le. iii Orlando
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S.iiilli.'i ii XL 1I.' a|| 1 k1" U
*W*4 a t the Little House at 1:00 orwl Mra. Ray Chidester with a today for Roynlnn where th*y niBh* »&gt; ,hl' Churrh of the A vr l M l \ |III I
t» M • •
m.l .1 ItICt s|h* Ml. • •I.. I . , '
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visit
Mr.
and
Mr*.
A.
L.
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of
God
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large
ilelega* !• * *
Sanlando.
I handkerchief shower in edebraiii i X&gt;D r \
.nitl
l» Tl M
l I\ I I 11
b e lt* •to \ t l'l&lt; l i l t
It. .. t"l *!»
llealt i'l Mm ...... ..
Lewis fur a few days.
tiuit is etpeeteil to go hum San
^ j h u Phllathea Class of tho Hon of her birthday.
fi #»n i h. h tun «
. Ml.l hi nh * l.l I I I I Hill XYI- K \ m \\ .
Smilin'. •» IL l........ . « • "i . . . I f . "
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Church will have nj A quia wsa engaged in during
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At \i: mi
Ui.* .Muifir \.'lH'f |" ".................
Mary a* the'afternoon, and piano sclectlona
Iiiiiiip l**vi »• F.\ ft•»I IT
f •»oi
Mr. and Mra. Paul S c h c r f.m l' Th', t , »‘ “f
ii \ m
l&gt; V i»
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n.flMI N
It (\, t.j 'tl " ll *!•
7:00 P. H.
! were given by Mrs. C. J. Jones daughter, Amy Ruth, of Wash­ b«en «iiredi*l hy S M It idi ird • i ii.« . i *
\**. »I « .ll*.lot.I t*. Ml \ Ml
In »\ |
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lit
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drama
featuie*
llu*
----------------------------|and Mra. C. E. McKee.
ington, D, C , will arrive today
n | || L R
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| The members present were: to visit Mra. Scherf'i parents, Mr. miaaionaiy from India.
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Ymitn: '1
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i Mr*. Chidester, honor guest, Mr* and Mra. 8. f! Andrews *t their
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1 in
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limy -'.•im* .1 tl
Davis, Mrs. Jones, Mra. W. I. home at HOI Palmetto Avenue.
Va • ciilnpiii.it ui* i| :m.i
1 aIII* tl 1(41111*1’, 4111.1 \*|.ltf I *..| lt.il. - , .
XVfilfynn M*•(hmfi"t iri •.ii(, \xIn,
ghey, Mr*. Mary Harkey, Mr*.!
»} hd
i !« r |idi
I* IM X FS. tti* !*• having mu li.re **f tirliffi mi* "tiii’i hitur .............. .
I). G. Ifolland, Mr*. E. J , Camer- i Mr. and Mra. Boston Steele. II.
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f i l e V It II *••*• I h i l t . *
we» mil .i I lint h IM M i i ill \ 1*1i.|.
M tl.*"!'
lint 411 fill Hi.* "lit*
Th* kindergarten department of
\» *.l.|il»g t h e * o h .
-* h e lm *
the Dtjly Vacation Bl'hle School' ^n’ ^ r *'.
U. . , EI*iot!: 11 r&gt;' Mc; C. Steele, George and Roheit
Mr. and Mrs A. Vick of H,,oI I . A O . ii i,«M HI \ I. XI. F F m m K
KlUllp.H, 1It.' N lt.4\.* I"" ......ll L"
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wee, and the Misaea Prnneta and Steele, and Bennie Auitin motnird t»n- Tv*., nephew and neiee
itf p h i
n &gt;1 w h i t e M i l ' , , i* i i e i l n i t '
IlilllltV 41It*1 Mlll.il. .•1*•1 . If.
Mr* .XLix
) *. *i
lo'iny
Irin'w^l. . 1 ;
*uP*rvi*or' Esther Louise Hughey, and Oulda lo Sarasota rrcenMy for the day Mr*. J W. Mmini, lulled t»n he
•In i he e » »
•n \tf huv.* it*. pill. . .Mill it., in
In' f .* ;•Iri’-'flv ' "..ii i
II." t .............
H m aT T t V(Lh\ EpU£ ,p ,‘ P a ,,’ h 11'vi*' •n'1 J - R- McKee. Clarence Rennie Austin remained for •' Fnday. They an* m» .» *igh« ni * Min* I will
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Smut* »»f i ll.‘ * II I! ta f1i . i it «
• t... •• to
* 9M«Hontet"
A ‘ . “ I,
I the
“ 0mUy'
-nd J o . Davis.
viait with hia parents, Mr. an&gt; ing tour of Florida.
Our Happy
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Ffirr III* w. 1. ••• 11
I' N v I'h u I .. . I lo hmver 1 h i « * . ii p
Mra, Ben Austin. „
M.. |l .lly'm (Mr* II..oh H i.
.Saturday was shopping day m /XNNOUM » i* :»h * I
Ml lit, llll* ItllM'lli r aef .lll\ " I I • I
Uttt for their course, and the alo- \ f
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• rft|i|s„ m „
I h f l i i * ■.vh*.|e n I i *' * h l « " • * Oil •I
Orlando. Thioe sern tltere wt1*,* ;iinl on 1 • i- • ,|i Hi
|M will t » -How to make my M a r j o r i e T i l l i s T o
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The following hava rctuinvd the Rev. Ilvnry Martin, t'apliim tu !«.
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• happy place’*.
\ I A I - . . . . 1, *1.. \ FlixulM'th I'uh l.oi nh.* kllflTm^ fill pi ll, t 1.1*1 "*|t| . I
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/%l Mil' &gt;T II li IHK. lll&gt;fs aaf '‘(Hit* n " \\11•11 lit- |»l t»
from Daytona Beach where they and Mr* Hitsit h, William llrtiiv
. AMiating Mr*. Williams trill be:
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h i.h*.I *,
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i* •» Iv hruiiUful -in.I sI* X III..N.*«
Mi*. J
N was I l f
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RnLEllaabethiTurnbull. program
Misjl Marjorie Tillis. who will •pent severs I days this week: Wal- Minim. Mr. and
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Mtte an«l .Mai\ I / .
Mrs. Chtrlea Hamil. story r jn.lu| the summer months
in ter Haynes, Henry Wight, Doug Thompson and Mi*» Aliltrd Caul
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Ih*i I.......... M M illT A I.U M * I.. • ll
las Stenitrom, Donald Biihop, L. ami o'.hets.
Velma SI *li.« I :*»"l t i . li li I '.*1 el, i' m here •*» Itoiton, 'h i,»i
f * - Europe, will leave on Monday M. Telford, Jr., Donald Lamson,
M r s . J, N. Thompson ami Mi*« .
Ih..n l i t . \ I |« hirini* mi' me * h*M»|, then training
f
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Kn°»« P'‘ F fur New York City w h .r. .ho Bob Peterson and Al Wkllace.
Chnrlolte Diwton left for Gam,-*- " r • • •
X M .X i^l 11 1 ' maiim r. I’’ v.'iy llltlllg l|Ut h«»*h 'll'.tlhl
done in
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villu Sunday tu enter summer wi are KM I
a U I ' A R I H A N mult V iIihTui
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The following are amending a school at Ihe University of Flm KYB on Net .
|giv*- Maty Klualmlh he* .*n
“ d. , " ;
• “ » « “ A" " " " house party s i Daytona Beach, Ida.
llarKitin Night
Student Union Tour- will visit in
.Mr. uimI Mr . lh"lni u I t hruxn |■koiiiiifnicrit pally in IIimLhi
7IC
Auditorium
Avenue:
&gt;he
Mrs. Maty Martin and William
Admianinn
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England,
Denmark,
Ftniand,
r»i»y b«« ie nh n*
Misses Gala DeForeal, Katherine Henry Martin left Monday for i
Homes" Imii i* ••mi "i‘lv nultirul j YOI K OW N’ it ran be *iniie**ii
Sweden. Ruuis- Poland, Cite ha* Hurt, Morels Proctor, Elisabeth
t h e T W E E MMOurTcma
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. Huri* yon h iv
Slovakia, Germany, Swilserland Whlgham, Margaret Spencer, Bet­ trip 'n Kuwas Oklahoma, and JB)| f|ttfcl ........................... . r„un,
•“ e*
other Western States. They will ,',t 0 r K s .s „ ,; , ......
:,.i AN , NTEltEST IN
A V X »/ .H H IM i
and France.
ty Wathen, Jessie Durden, Joyce bo sway acvan.l weeks.
among tho*v Im-im t4iK. li nit.i nur thi» iu**nt ti • . . "The time l»*i*
Miaa Phil Athcr of Orlando Whidden end Laetltia Gormley,
Mi-.a Loll l.wdell left Monday F O L D
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M u l . - l . m . i i , . I D * . tome,** t i n W A L R U S u n M . . • * • •
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will also bn a member of llir and Mrs. J . L. Hurt, chaperon.
for Calhoun, G.i. for a short visp.
:-i TVara ara very few screen organised tour. Mias TRIM and
11ii: I. ley inm . nut Mi
I,.,l'«,r»«iti
with friend* Then she joins a
I k t cm boost of tha as- Miss Asher will be neeomponlcd
will ronl'd.ule '*» ' l.-- FESTIVE
Mr*. Elisabeth C.
Rutledge (Nirty for a aighl-tecing tour cl
Tin- puriuli- giound in fioi'i of
of awing tunea heard in to New York by Miss’ Aaber'a
MOOD wi-h a In. nlneli 'hey will
and Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker left the Pacific CoMct Stales.
E'linloi'Kb !'u»llf. in Sco'l'.ii'l. •'
Frod Mac Murray comedy. mether- Mrs- J . B. Asher.
else in h"n»r of Ih.-.r UKSPEt'-i
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yesterday afternoon for New
,
i . , 'gaily u I'lirt »f Nova ScoI im. I i
Mrs. B- F. Wheeler gave u TIVK nrw di u n
Grove," |o b# shown a*
u g h 'cr*...............I I * 1
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AN A P A U I N C . I
Jaraey. Mrs. Rutledge will visit Sunday dinner l.i.it Sunday
we* mo deeh.ied in ilio reign n( [ r
in
n v iiA iiO N '
I Theatre fiubday and Mon­
her daughter, Mrs. F . W. Short honor of Mli.s Aniwhelte Unger d r l i g h ' f u ' l o - i n i : a l ' l o I ■* \\ F . I . - Charles l so that newly made Novu
S'.l.i yaw WL&gt;e*4b.
a t West Orange,
Mrs.
Shoe­ and T , W. Lawt on, Jr ., who at I'O II E in *ur h a i...im, r lh*-c Scotian baronet* could take poath. kit parada are
Ibriile* Ihit H E I-I'S g IO Ii8 mid I aeasa.i. of their lands on Nova ,
maker will visit her deughtera. to lit marrird June 20.
Haarl* by Lane end
Mrs. J . 8. Thorp, and Mias Elis­ - Mr*. W. D. Ktin.i left Tucsd-';. 1yel do not , • , • . M r mill Mi*. Scotian territory.
iad “You Leave Me
AWAY
Mrs.'Gordon Flynt entertained abeth Shoemaker a t Short llllls.
for Lakeland where she goes to |!ol&gt; llighl-ymoil will
1by F tW *ml Holland- Ihe Community Club on Thura­
Soldi'
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Ha'linior
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un OrYhe only I * * are-.* in Ilio worhl (
attend summer school at
f Owens, who penned last ds y afternoon at bar boms on
Imilo girl and
'• a'dt home where alligators (as d'alinguiahe.1
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hickson, and
bit number one. "Sweet Richmond Avenue. Refreshments
, r " C° ' W**'
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V i.. Bob". . . . nh.l Mr. ami Mrs. f-oni rro*.allies 1 arc found today
Tbo kae, and llrs. Womlwar.l
' besides appearing in o of ice cream and caka wars served Mr. and Mrs. E , B. Stows hava
ore in Um Lower Yungti-c In
hod
as
their
guests,
Mrs.
Hick­
of th .
McthodU.1 (liurch
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“ l l J L , Chinn (Alligator ainettala) and
perl in the new film, has a t the conciuikm of the tewing
son
and
Mrs.
Stowe's
slater
ami
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larger M.s*i**.|'pi alligator (MiaHawaiian Moon." Rufe flynt. Mrs. O. II. Flynt. and Lillian Evans of 8L Augustine'. slug. They were tronifcrrrd to •loan* . . . .
Mioa Evans recently was graduAnd now Margaret I'elcra .uaippirn*'*) iKcur*.
boa two comic numbers In
Oak Grove Church- Tampa. T h w ,

Church will meet in the Prayer
meeting room at 3:30
o'clock.
Iha Inspirational
meeting will
M held at COO o'clock.

Tabernacle («roup To
Present Drama Again

Mr«- S. J . Davis (Jives
Luncheon For Club

Kindergarten Group
Will Mejpt Monday [j*

Free Methodists Are
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Mrs. D. A. Watkins, Mrs. D. L
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Boston Steele, Mrs. H. J . Degue,
Mrs. Raymond School, Mrs. R. Ia
Grrriaea, Mrs; J . C- Ellsworth and
Miss Jana Flynt.

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tool of the Maaon llmpltul.
Mlse Evans wUI return to Macon
far duty after apandiag another
week with her parents In 8*.
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A riotous comedy with inum*
Litjse Rainer, only xtar ever
is "Pom* For Scandal "
wh • » M r ;n ♦hirppr? to m v the sigh 's.
to he accorded
two
Academy
rnnm to the ft11z 1‘hcatro Tn
award*. proven her unqualified
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| right to the honor with another
day n?itI Wednesday
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character gem a* outstanding its
I As if ynn»ntUt MiM l»mhft I
her "Anna Held" in "The Great
she of ’ hi- m.i'l un'ic*. were »•*t
Zlrgfeht" and her "O Lan" in
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|enough tll»* pir tirr &lt;ho:i|i| reh / ,
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"The Good Earth.’
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Her "Froufrou*’ Ilngard
in
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"The Tay Wife,’* which
ploy*
v«t in (Ii* lulling i I ho hiiiuliu. nf 1
neat Thursday and Frnlay at the
,
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PMiio-ily
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ft it z Theatre, adds a delineation
i making Ins •••mid American u • .
winch may well nominntr her for
|p* .••iniic** Ih* In «r » Hi in •‘The
the third tune and create Still
. Kinj; nriil ’in- Cli mih Girl*’ ’
another precedent. By turn the
•Fin |iri *cft . « oniftt ardent froft 1
frivolous, light hearted girl, the
. with a sr n *&gt;mt in* t hat’s wm11 i
equally irresponsible wife, and
Jworth tin* !•» ir.*.f
udinix*i-*n !
the hmken. tragic figure which
ulono
her own fidiy make* her,
she
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**#• «.f music is t»y I
draw* a muxtrrful and truty
lin t a pair ’ ha ’*
moving puture which any other
.» In’ thi «•. moat n* |
actrexft of ilie yem will he hard
h in
*Tin* I j u I v |* .* I
|iie*x*'d lo match.
P L E N T Y O F K I B I T Z E R S — Frwd Mac M u r r a y . Ban B l u e aa d
W»»»*r O, When?**, a* 11
lit the masculine lend* Mel
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F O O L S F O R S C A N D A L — Reading In th e usual m a n n e r , we fi n d F e r n a n d G r a v e l ,
Ral ph Bellamy,
n "Fool* For Sran«liii*i__________
live up to the high standard set saono f r o m " C o c o a n u l G r o v a , " tb# now film comin g tonsorrbw an d
SECRET
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AGENT
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, M er cia R a l s to n , h a k « l J e a n s and C a r o l e Lo m bard
haviag a w on de rf u l tim e a* th e
principals
of
destined for •ou.il popularity
i r a t e a ru se which would per m it by the picture** star. Dougla* ** Monday tn tb o R i ta T b o a t r o .
H ar riot H illiard,
ra d io tb rnsb ,
b
"F ool* For S can dal."
j "llo w
Fan
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F o re .!" «. I , |,im
| . „ M the s e c r e ts o f a n 1 All** llainer’* husband who
i» soan as tb o r o m a n ti a load opp osi tio M a c M u r r a y .
"Ther*''- ii R..e f11 Ilarfem th , OM||aw gan g, G eorg# O ' B r i e n as, loved try his wife’s sister is at
hitler In'ine naif «»f thr “ I*
U. S. Marshal pose* as Tbo] all time* effective, while Bob
Marh i„” r ilv io f
ri*nrr
: wsv .
Raven, a notorious
ban3it, in' ert Young is dashing and rnmnn« v .V &gt; V &gt; ' "
»va* •ih' imII v handled hv
"Gun Law.** RKO Radio's astion tic a* the vo'ing gambler with
H uh
III*erf,,, Hobby f m m o l l y
, l» *"*
thrdlrr with Rita Othmsn and* whom Mi** Burner fill.illy rtllli
jm
Th»» xlorv |*ae|f ia ^ wow
Ray W h il ley .
t ow av
f VVh.n n ifi mip nf m rkfw tr
An ludo-Chimi jungle.
mm
O t h e r ••xrrllrnt
|trrfi*nnun rra
plete to the last iletnil, \%*« eon*
hormi. t r 1* mlil.* In ••*•€*ii|m* punare
r«»nt rib u ted
hy
Barbara |
structed on xeverul sine* of t.it
sr I .
U linrnt liy irawm «&gt;f th - nrtivl! I t'N e il as Mix* K a m e r s
s i s te r ,
great 20lh (V ntury Kot lot j *
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the background for "Mi M«»’o
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hl«li time something
i* dontf
ii a K r u g e r. W a l t e r K i n g s t o n ! . ,
T »k r. A Chance." latefti in the
F i n i t .Show At I mi I I ’r l o c k F.vcry liny
J
ahnut it.
L e o n a r d P e n n nnd th e f o u r - y e a r aeries
of
myxtery ndveuiiii •*
tk
A T TIIK KITZ
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old Alan P e rl whose i r m a r k a b l e
• And in l(KO
Radio** “The
starring
Peter
Lorre,
ax
the
fa*!
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Siin iln y, M o n d a y — F r e d M u r M u rr u y am i l l u r m t I M I m r d m
r e s e m b l a n c e lo Miss R a i n e r won
thinking, fad urting flnenhil «f•
Faint in New Ywk," thi* ,,-ome*
- c n r i i A N d T &lt; ;ii(iV K .”
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him the ro le o f h e r child. W o r t h y
tective bused on the character
thing" in accomplished in
in*
o f m en ti on , al so , is th e work o f
T u rw lu y ,
WailnrM lajr— C a r o l ,
t.omlmril
created hy J. P. Marquurid, phi/and
kdrtlhu* fashion hy bringing in a
Fernand
th e n egro p e r f o r m e r s , p a r t i c u l a r ­
ing Saturday at the It it x theater.
C r a v r l In. “ K O O I .S F O R
SCANDAL "
A No
Behnnair killer to shoot down thf
Kay
.Sutton.
ly th a t o f Lih hy T a y l o r . T h e r e s a
Containing a
murky
fungle
gangstin who nre running the
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l.oui» H a y w a rd in " A S A I N T IN N E W Y O R K
H arri s,
C lin t o n K o*ein ood
nltd
river and a native xeltlement, to­
j&gt;
glty. The exploit* of the xmllI*ht]ruiluy, k ridny— l .u i r r R n m c r an d Midvyn II o u k Iu . in
f i n r e n t e Muse.
gether with a temple of Khymer
r
IfjK. deadly "The Saint" promise
T H E TOY W IF E ."
Aluo A n n a
Mar
Won*
in
“ W IIKN
R ichard
Thorpe,
who
won
| architecture, it wux ronmlcied
one of the season's most exciting
worldwide c r i ti c a l a c c l a i m fo r hi*
W E R E YOU B O R N ?”
; one of the inoxt interesting ex
*
d ir ec ti o n o f " N i g h t Must F u ' l , "
j lerior feltings ever «on-tun ted.
I' Lou I* Hayward lm. Ilir title
S a t u r d a y — f i r o r * . O ' B r i r n In “ ( J l ' N L A W . "
Added Hof
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has tu rned in a f i n e l y c o n c e iv e d
! Hoc he lie Hudson. Robert Kent
rol&lt;-, with Kay Hutton in Ihr ...
rlo lli- lluiN on an d F r t r r U . r r e in
' MR. M O T O
TAKES A
p i c tu r e o f one o f th e utu*t c o l ­
me
femlnin. Irml, ami HI* Humana. 1 IN MYSTERY HIT— A keeallfal nd J . Kdwuid H ro m b n g
CH A N C E."
o r f u l nnd r o m a n t i c p v r k m i
of
unathiin IUU.
f*»ul duilf-vl.-.' «lrl k .U
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fm lur.il in ihr thrill n .....m l ml
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A m e r ic a n h is to ry , n a m e ly , Lou riAT T i n ; I’ll IN C E S S
rnlrrir llurtnn .nil olh.-r nnlril
••■•»tU»«l ad-, ventur* fur whirh Kxrciitiv.' l*n»
usiisa in th e 1 8 5 0 ' s , In " f h » I'oy
T H E T O Y W I F C ” y r.x h la a M a la y ,, D auglaa aad Lula* R .la a r , •
( l o p ) I ilurnr 8 n l M, W u r t i r l
se le c t e d
S n tu r d n y . S u n d a y , J i m .- IH. I l l — “ T H E P H A N T O M PArhararti-r aotnr. In Impoitnnt 1 . . a l a r , far P .I .r L orr.
W i f e , " an d
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P o s t | N o rm a n F o s t e r In d i r e c t.
purU. Ilrn llnlmr. illrrrlnl.
rUO L" unit “T H E C R I M E OF DR. I I A L L E T . "
produc ing fr o m Zoe A k i n s' |mi I R alaar'a pmwlmtmuiM a M y .w t a kaa I k . aaadaag, a w a rd
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Saturday. Sunday. .J^mm 21 ,. 2(1— ('CALL OF TILE
iehvd ec rl jit. ban l« ht U t b * a u ­
John Ki-iir, famous English
m Nortli AmFTlmn fniltan #m* T.kaa A Ch. ■«.,** » « M il, C .a th ird tin,a w ktak w eald d a u k lla .k .a l aa u .k r a .k .b la racard ia u &gt;
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Lookouts, Gons 'Sid Hudsiin Hurts
K uggeno Credited W ith
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Three HuHers, Krause, Willis And
Helms To Gain Loop Victory

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played before 500 f .n Blll

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hurled seven-hit 1all Tor seven tm
Ing* before he un&lt; Taken mu ' f**r
a pinch hitter in the eighth ft ante
Big Chef Cook relieved I'mde*
and started in the e gh'h H* .* m
rrditrd with the los* as the m -.. e
was knotted l»y Mcnfonl in their
half of the eighth The I *H*k.Mii&lt;
Ju m p e d on three (jaiiii-svill* hip I
for a total of nine hits, f vo
of which were secured by I
Joe Ruggerio in five appeal am es
at the plate.
Bill Krause shitted for the &lt;!
Men hut lasted only two«thiid of
the Initial freme He vias replaitd
by Ken W illis who was taken out
in the eighth frame lie was re­
placed by Helms who was c'eddrd
with the victory.
Tho scoring started in the first
Inning when three walk
a long
single by Ituggeiio and an infield
out produced a lone tally (•&lt; iih ville knotted the s r o i e when Mc­
Mullen tr.p 'iil and scored on a
single hy Jack DeV'inciuti.
The (iumesville clow forged - head in the fifth with three him *
when a three-base error by I angs*
ton, a single hy Jack kPoVinctn*',
g double hy B ra y and a double
steal produced the three tallies.
Sanford came right lack as in
(lo i r half of the si*th, they scored
tyro runs when, w iih two men ou..
toe Bugger in singled down the
U ft field line to bring around two
1lookouts.
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Uiey scored one run as the result
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•*Tii f**rg»ve u ♦* It# ••va*latme«l
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* Il.-al Ia*»n *e
I luce y*»t|
(Hi law*ly ' -h- *ri *1 *n dismay
railed her a toy ** f*‘ well
wasn't
" U imv sh iii f**h you u|*’’
a pretty t*»v w»(»- wh »• v*u wanlr*l*
" W e re g'.tn*; oof "
v |fiiirnta f.Mtlish Missy Wr Yaiii *»v she was *w-iftsh shall.rw,
Mini go no keir ufge to entry im no . f.»..hsh lint I kn.*w i woman wh.v
|.iV*-*t you wh*» s i in &lt;her a»|f'«h.
wtier* "
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bande.l he* /» newspaper and w u h 'w h -* h u t all th.Mr eenalhle proper
m g r i . It nit.'iug h »r**ls, poininl to yiitiirs I tin I y»*u inert a »"*eiate wi*h
th e I'etsa.'ivl t'nliimn
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paper hastily amt tr ad aloud
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‘T h a n k i to .SI. Mtcbarl the a n t i girl to have you vs a Im ahand'"
iingel for fi v n i a gran!»-ij lo live’ I ' .la
—illise' ' **rorgea.
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sh&lt;* pii'Mt'l h*-r eye t skipping dnwrv' time. r**«h/**«| her tr ue feeling for
th e rolumii "H ere tt 11
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you llle t it —
|*vck 111 my. many t h i n k * to Ha Irite
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she interrupt**!. Ml v u
f a t h e r t n c ft*r every favor g r a n t e d " that wu/nan *
Hhf mivrtl h r r flushed face " W - II
" Y o u I ampw *"
Im tn a ran d lr lt» h*r again, to
Sh e ,laugh* d «h*irtlv "Y m i 'r e sur
nigh* "
[ prised No wonder Y ou nev er even
" W r amt got no mono/ to go boy saw me
f**r hrr "
lng romites wid." I'lch protested
He «tio*ik hta bead " O h y r i. " Ha
" W r mnt got no money at a t ! "
mid slowly. "I oaw you, ofton
Hhr wont e a r - w h rt h rr we burn A D n w ards *
" A f t e r you b e c a m e tir ed of vaur
oaiidb- • nr not." cried Kinufrou
"H u l I II leave my ga rnid * for tho Itaigaln ami I b rr a ji i e llrod of my
• a rrd ice ," a h e a n sw e r e d rurtly,
poor, with n»y prayor.”
l*1ck knew Froufro u t**«» well to " a f t e r 1 bec am e. In all way* but
t r y to atop her. A a they slowly one. yo u r wife. Amt Fro u fr o u , poor
m ade their wav to the churrli. »h- p'roufrou k n e w . h e i s e t f f o r * pity*
fa i t h fu l slave thought back to that thing th a t no longer gn ra Rven
night, to many manv y- »rs ago, pleasure. W h at could .she do but go
When they had t*oth slipped tun
nut of j away .'
th e houee to tight * candle to H note ; " N o t h i n g aver happen**! betwean
(*a th a n nr
Fr oufro u lo pray for us In ju sti fy what alia dnf, LamiIm
a huab.iiid. nn-l Ih rk to pr;»y th a t, noth ing *
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I th e k i n k s would go out o f her hair I "N othin g. O t o r g t a T *
W«U. she niusrd. P’roiifrou h i*l got ! ||« gaaed at her steadily. ~Wa
ten h er hud*.»n«l
and she’d met have bo th known a long time that
Monsieur Andre, too. tha* very aamr you were the woman 1 should havo
n ig ht.
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I married.**
T h l » rushing o ff to c h u rc h was | **ff Ut F r o u fr o u saved m s from
w r o n g fo r Missy; with a i|uirU side th **, t h a n k h ta v en," she an^wsred
glance, she noted F r o u f r o u s bright avaalv.
cheeks and feverish eyes. T h e doc
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"Wo’re here." breathed Froufrou
and lead the way Into the church
Sh« genuflet ted then made her way
lo the altar where she lay her gar­
net* oa the rail. T he n, dropping to
her knees on the prayer bench In
front of the shrine, she bowed bar
head.
MI aat you to Interred* with our
Hoarenty Father for me. dear
Saint* Catherine." eh# prayed.
•That I may he fovgtvan all my
alaa and live a long time. Give me
baok tha lovra of my dear slater.
Dear Saints Catherlna and restore
to n a tha love nf my husband and
pracloua child. Grant thla miracle.
Saints Catherine; I bag and pray.
Aftd save toy Immortal soul Amen."
Sba remained kneeling an Instant
than arose, bar face Parana and
calm. Ska slowly turned down tha
SMK M
hue arum uwr bar. Ska

Mar ayca (laahail into hla "Njw
that I’va aa*n yuur crurlty toward
on# yuu'va wrunx.J In yuur haarl
•a much aa the . «run|rd you. f
■iv, thank, on my knrea that I am
not tho wtf* of auch a man! Do you
think for on* minuia I could havo
told you l avar luvad you U you
hadn't killed that lova. at laa* —
forrvrr?" She turned to tha
-noodbya. Ceorgea." In
momant aba waa |ona.
Ma atood mollonlaaa for a mo­
ment. than auddenly ran altar bar.
“Walt — “ ha ertad.
She looked bark at him.
“Walt. Loulaa. Taka Itaorglo t«
hla motbor.“
L m Im haa mod# har rah ttai
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tnirg lonigti
for tin- fu-ti e a u i c
ll is • » pi i '• .1 Mi.. l*
x\ ill he
ni a i In i- gniue n u - vvbicli in
bulk in In Inn iif•
ah i 1 st
i11*.di1• .i d"iib *■ hradt||e»e lu- nays
I In
in pi I \ ll Ii
H . n i i w itf 'e i noon with tin In «1
fill
B* •IC*'l4 |1 n
t* i p ii* lung ,
r I - i a i i m g .it J On u’» Its 1
I.I tin (111 * * 1 • -im l ISi*1*1V'
rb . ItiMlgot** out I'l goe s to III l-.»n
,
it *.|
•1.11 oil*
I «r-buri* fnf tin- m i t i i l -/nun* to
I
the •ilt
1
l ight
ml ii i her Man.it . i N*hI
ti.li* llux i•ft u m-l
t ai h
i;t• •* mo Manage i W i l l* I •,»x h .d \ in ui* lu-l ni ’ b tf i *!.«• 1 * .k*. it** '
I tin*
(iondoliots
haai.liniinced l-u h* •- .'i l l Ii*. h* led V*
ilh ui
'• tailin g h uilei&gt;
1* .VIp. i in &lt;i
tl ll till? 1tin in
•M
III* gam e lo iii y b ' vv II h* pl.iv.d .. V*•* .! X*.. k « e " b» 1 .lu­ »" Ills
at s | . •* i-liM k a 1 in \ ell* ' Mil r« ut in ii a 1 |*l j \ nc it ll w IM
•u
|‘ ik and all women .Hid i h l l d n . i eiv •‘ii .i mpb* Inn* It* b r s l
will I m admitt n| f i r e o f .idn»lssi**H
♦ th io u g h t: co.tftr'sy of
he man
1A K E S l.tA V K
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ty Has*-b t II A s .sih latmii m e u i g
mg iIn* -uppoi i nf i In fails at *he a I*, ' ■ *•l .il i-e m i v •1ei d.tv lo
in i **l*li I I *«lll VV*OI
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v%«» g am es itimoii«'w It was an
III* l a th e l
in*him 11d Iba' 0 will be Hob I V e do a 1 Ill ' Ug ill* i.i vv
l t« i*dd h «•*-•» J d . sn e\
in.ill • mit «| home ap|H ui Slice of uph* -I
I *M»v i« t
wh** wi-ni wi**ng a
a
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V**11-•g 1»
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to
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wlm 11 .«|*|ied ium at lb*- hoim
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Vo l u m e x x ix

Davis Seeks
Curb On Wars’
Air Raiders

H.B. Moss And n e a r l y
Wife
iruc V
v sic
t i tim
lu s s^
InGun Tragedy r j t l

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4 Jap Warships Are
Sunk As Drive On
Hankow Continues
LONDON. June 20.— (API
— Norman II. Davis, presi­
dent of the American Red
Cross, today culled on the
Interna ;onnl lied Cross nr(tuniration to use all its lnfluencx: to curli ''revolting
and needless slnuglCer ol
helpless women and children"
In air raids on unfortified
c ities.

Speaking before an interna­
tional conference of the Red
Cross,
Davis said "something
must be done In restore civilisa­
tion to sanity.'** China, Japan
,and Spain ware among the more
than 60 nationa rapreaanted.
The British government anJm nced a commission of British,
^Swedish and Norweigian esperts
(wauld leave for Bpain soon to
itetai
etermine whether the aerial bom
rdmen'a in the civil war have the
JMfn
n directed at military nbjec- old
livta.
»on
The announcement, mad* in the
louaa of Commons by Richard
Austen gutter, parliamentary un
ratary for foreign affair*,
the United States had
ka tnVitatibn
poetic lpata In the investigation'.

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TOKYO, June 20—U P)-Japan
notified neutral powers today that
the China war io m probably
would bo expanded considerably
^nd warned them to take precau­
tionary measures in a vast area
extending some 700 mllea inland
Yrom China's coasts.
In China proper, Japanese air
and land forces sought to smash
the Yangtxo River barrier to the
‘’drive on Hankow.
In Shanghai the Chinese re­
ported officially four war vessels
o f the Japanese fleet in the
Yangtse Rivtr war# sunk abovt
Anting in a raid by eight heavy
Vombers.
A statement issued in Hankow
paid the Chineaar plane* managed
to outfight and autspeed 12 Japaneta pursuit ship* to tarry out the
attack.
U aaaartbd th* bonders carried
out tbair raid In two units of
Ifour each, after a (julsk dash down
tbo river, laaachlnfe their explo
klvta from *000 foot.
Japeaeeo earlier reported their

J a m a drove steadily ahead with
thole Yangtxo valley offensive
WsJaat Hankow, provisional chi
IWHSMMS M •&gt;»** Terse ,

NI MKKR 255

to DIE AS TRAIN PLUNGES THROUGH BRIDLE

II

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Nearly 40 Die
As Passenger
Train Wrecks
H\inpianTliiitgesInto Creek Swollen
By ('lmi(ll)iirst As
B r i d g e Collapses

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and
then
bn- Laltil anti
ktlle.l inT
kilir.| brfO-ll \• tot lay mornm*
lh# ( l» Inndti
ill th. It Imlllt*
ruiul lll.raut 1w•• uml un# hall
ft rain lb •il v limit • She*
iff C M III nd . I••Hill'd d WM ,
pluml V .» »•Ml' nf mm ib r an ■
nuirlTlr
Mr&lt;
M»«in ).a\i »e fllid#.
VI.raV mint » Im (mi lb# onl
•si lift 1'irwn ■ill the |iremi«e^ •'
the 1iinr ••( thIt* -l|SM»l 1II|C. Naisl
|l ••«lniriiil MInnlit 111 .hi o'clock
-lu* In# 1 ( BraBii 14 wlu» ••
viir Nhortlv
1IVI II nil (In
»nM.lnihr derl.ired
ll t ll.* Ij I.I
fill M wralil.l 1Is# list ii'ptl l«»r an
liitpra- •1.
Mi w M.m ’ l.l iillier, Th-uoax I'
Mill i :*v. l#vnll# ■1 1lint In- -ister
hutl 1ii#i*»i in ill health f-&gt;r some
Ijiur, hiivuu* Nil ff.-teil a nervous
lie
*»'-•
break down rIII •ntl&gt;
when In* leai Ui' .1 nf her condi
Lintion In* lt*fl Ill-« li.iine iii
rollon. (!a ;ill! -lit a we ek Bg-&gt;
an&lt;l fame (•• s inf-iril wlierc he
r«iuhl b# lienr her
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SluM i ff 1Innd a-verte-l ttint the
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'Commission Will
Probe Bombings

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Kstabliahtd In I'.IOS

Murder And Suicide
Blamed For Death
Of l/ocal (’ on pi e;
No I n q u e s t Held

Requests Influence Of
Red Cross Be Used
To Stop Needless
Civilian Slaughter

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SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. JUNE 20. m s

JOHN ROOSEVELT AND BRIDE

Seminole County Prixlures
More Fruit Anil VcgctaLlcs Thun Anj|
Siniil.ir \n-:i In \im-nrj

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l(i Bndius Taken 4
From Wreckage
i

Resellers I liable To
Kcmmc Victims In
Submerged Sleeper
Mil I S ( I I Y . Jun# 20 —
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n early

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M. •ul.. Juno
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• i i -'i-r ('reek,
" l i " l i Hu- Milwaukon
•ul'i "• *l\ m|iian" carn- -il\ in persons to

-Mil I

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K .n li.
rifil

••hooting wa« undoubtedly th# r#I liB-ir i l - . i i l i . h i i I n - i i i i t i i i n ' s
i Mill o f M m M o » ‘ ill health II#
\\i»r t 11 h i m 11
in years,
I s*. i it t o' *I tiut, however, th at
hr
I
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furls
of
was niv«*'*lignting a report thu*
•lie hail M'fit a letter t •* irlalivev
mu* oar
, IV*-( Hi l
Itt I • It i
hi
tl e o r g i u
re g ard in g
m arital
s t i l l lit 'Itlillk ll I ili’ail.
Much In evidenc# i* John Rim*m vuU h smilt* un he um! hit bud#,
troub les
Ik ( 1%*w iittr lulu nub*
II.
former Ann# (’lurk «»f Nuhunt, Mum*., I#:ive Nahant’x 107-yearM mh tlj|mli»,
tier lured
th a t
N»-isrl&gt; Id perron* perished and more than 60 other- suffered inJuri.-H near Mil*-* Ci|\. Mi.nl . II nit ih* I I. i - l I . . |it r. hi which
Union Church following their wedding. John i* th«* youngest uhout t o .10 y e ste r d a y m o r n i n g
whin mx 1-nrs » f (hi- crack train "O lym p ia n ." |&gt;ri.l«III!- ('hicngn. Milwaukee t,nil SI. Paul
tail
hi.I liniikiil Bpuca
Mm
M o t i anked h e r
to
bum
17 |N
of President and .Mi*. Franklin I) Roosevelt.
A general » i . » of
«oiue |ta|terN anti tr ash in
th e rnuil, plunged through u flomJ-wi-akene.l tre-lle into lauipiiguig C m le r Creek.
, ..at
( i ikban ilm i
»*! r .u t. -i

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HighCourlWrit Resume Of Year s
Halt* -Seizure Work Is Given At
Of Jax Stores Rotary Luncheon

garden anil thut

while -he

w a - t k e scene in shown her*.

Th* air-ronditiiint-d Iruui

wa- en ruiite fmin t'hira gn In Ta ru m u

t!»••»•• jah# heard s ev eral sh ot* anti
tun into (he hoUM* where she saw
l Im- hotlirn lying on llu* living
mom
fl o o r
Hhr
«uw»un(h&lt;Pw I
do c to r mimi'dirtlrlv
Mr
Moss wan sliol twice in |
the hack uml Mm . Mima
shot
henodf twice thro ug h the m ou th ,
ac co rd in g to u rep or t fro m the
Kricksu n F u n e ra l
home
w hich'

In*Ihi |•‘
St \i

.State Dismisses New Development In Sound!)
All Charges In Reproduction Demonstrated
Flogging Trial

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nf
lh#m
' I. It. i vt* Ill's'll ri*»«»v#rfil
v-1 i t k .ihjt*. Anolhar*
Ill*

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tl.At ,.f 40ltf%'lll if u*tl Wt*nun, w U
ttaki-n fi.'tti lh. V.
tltui# Hiv-

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mist
wltflt * i» •• f
I Its W . .1lis.1t I .41 lllllt . flttlU 111#
.•lit t.f ilu* lrfu*»*t|y.
I 11*I 4 li'l'l "I •CHI:- fiv# »»f
Iassal It" - t lit It 4 iBFilV InV lllrt
'•» Ins.| IltM.il Q j*'
rullcil iltlWIl
I In* r t t't k •Imiiu »'I.
I l f fltitiil kb 11* • whlt'li t*urri«*il

A new development m -ootid
I- m technique win*h limy lo- cs
---------iliiportsnt in film ileVelopmeii' u •
took c h a r g e o f th e bodies. S h e r - M o t i o n
T il D r o p
CUSO
(lie u.e of color, was ill-play, d
i f f Hainl nuitl th a t th e gun used
heir ye.terday befoie then! lemeti.
wha n
,iH c a l ib e r re vo lver und
new-pspermn, und Sinifoid n -la
th a t all mi* •hots had been f i r e d . j
••III | | | f | N i l I . . . s i
l u n i k ’ ll J IM t I f "
Id* - a! the III!* Thru!re l.y | I
A resume of activities for Ihe
TA1.LAHAS.SKK. Juno 2 0 - ( 4 1
Mr. and Mrs. Moss we re b o th
ii..- I • 11.im iirrivotl at
Muri-nlelte,
lor
j
I
mnu.iger
o'
I l it*
b b it'k lh
l l l ll l I l l' Ml I
Il f
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—The seizure of th* twenty Whid |pnst year was read to members em ploye d h) (he te lephone coni*
.in*
•ul IMtll'sl lo
subUARTOW. Jinn*
2«a— (/I I - hparks Theatres.
Jiiiiiur 4 Ii.imiU i «i| ( ••limit i•
T h e y hud been m a r ■ion Cash Stores in Jacksonville of the Rotary Club today at its puny henA
special
screening
-liowril
I
lie
Mr
Most
was
4
1
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f
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
lo.lu&gt;
will
l»t*
I
m
Id
hi
IK.Y
a
ltl
r
/
Holt
for non-payment of the State’s regular weekly luncheon ul the ned 20 yenrx.
I * i l l ( v t.
• ralli tflltUHIfil in
y e a r s old an d Mrs. Moss » a s
'hoppi-.l ill r h a l g e s a g a i n s t fivej difference between n o- \v --uii.il Tui'-llay ;|t IJ | . .. i ls.s k
Im .|iil;il
iii|HM»'ti. Thirtygross receipts tax was hulled to­ Yulill'l ||a»l «*|.
!* ii k un a film uml 'lo- old ivp«T h e y had no children an d n o ( " " ' ' " r
lum p.,
policem en
uml
'VVI'II
Ilf.ill I
allil
«1U«
day hy a Supreme Court writ.
I’ iOI Sinn, rhuiinmn of th# o ilie r re la tives h ere o th er I lia n A i l .c l.i l l u t o i o f ( I r l n n d u whoi-ii -••uml track.
\ ijdi.l m id
••Idifl llls'l* •Imt iffd Frail &gt; iillt* utlirri w e r a
The new sound I'.u-k s .n dThe writ restrained Comptroller Hull lUTviii* coiiimilti •*, n*i»tl th# Miss G la d e und Mr. Mur ray.
: il hml ‘•‘•' **•'&lt;'■1 o f k i d n a p i n g uml I
will
I
h I i ud b. ..... .1. •Ik** Fiank iinlnii im*d
Veloped by 14s*A Viel.u noil is
Leo ami Sheriff Rex Sweat from report.
T h e iMnlifs will
he nent
to f fogging th ree politirul workers
Um
fitidi'llt 1'1 « without
ee'ieil th* ‘•push-pull'' or d-ial 1. Mill* i iu ,i .i trail •I Hu- Mu
inure
than
Iwu
years
ago.
dlsmanlling stores undor warrant
iiit 11*ii1 ( •••Ilf fit III#
•»dnv Siji Will llllllf II i III# I I I'S , nir comJITin* Club jfuvo ii rl&gt;inu v«»lc ot relatives in l.incolnton, Gu. for
type of recording.
Judge
.Inhii
I*
Moore
approved
•lieriiiMiu
•i'll
lira
:i|
I lilt . mni'd li am. i n rrauf from i’h|*
for ubout *60,000 In pust due ta x ­ lliank^ t*» (*#urm» Uollin.*, uhair* burial. No services will be con­
llie Slate's loutiou to dismiss llie This was the ihinl deuioiivlrii
ducted here.
»Vll*i lt.
eagu to Tiii'iuiia. .|it thrtiutfh A
es and licenses. It holds up execu­ mull of th# program coinnnllt#,
__________________
charge* Ibitl ihe six defendants lmi out)k'e of Hollyw-.id.
t IraiidliUI • iii lb# ( •f#r ilrt'ek
Tho«e II I lent agreed •It s- llie
tion at least until noon Friday to f«»r hi* work In the p»»l y#ur.
•
••
^
had kidnaped Just-ph Shnemak-J
rir w )
(run Inttrsi on I'a
4'imiii .llld^t* M.
II
S iiii'I i
ullow (he court to lest the WhidAmong tin- persons who spoke
mid S.up llagi-rs and
another '•flleience Wo. rllslim- 'v i-'ic - a
don claim that it Is not liable for to the club during the last ys-ai » , «
ilieirtfud
»
•
, charge tins' Gilliam had kiilna|vd ile The film with Uo- new mud Nintimid 1 r . ll VIII
■lack syi'-m gives del I. and in willi b u n k i n g -ml tillering Willi
U x ns a chain store.
| ) j s III j s S U t ] 111
Kiigem- F. Puulnul.
were: George W. Gibbs of JackCircuit Judge Ik-Witt I. (.ray sunville, Karl Brown of Deluind.
The five farmer policemen re tr.inty sod fel’ness of ion* '» llie intt*ii( iii •-••mimat a iiiHili*nu*utiur. j
ruled the organisation waa legal y Rev. I'uul Redfearn, Senator C.
Cunlly were acquitted un a charge -.l.lltd, whllr- the old type -mind lu (tin*# y*aiN in ilit* Stull* IV ii
Ir-rk is dull, flat and lifeele—.
a chain store but the afore claims O. Andrews. Coach l^onard tilriilMry ul Kuifuril, lu »t Friday
______
of kidnapitig I'uulnot.
\V|I|| the found rerro.lnctmr
each uni* la ownrd by Ita malin­ llcl.u eai of
I.ONIHtN. Ky . duni» 20.— (A1)
Seminole
High
WASHINGTON. June -JO — &lt;/?)
All six and several other* pre­
ger. The stores have been closed School, kathnr J . J . K*lle-|— Representative Fish, of New viously were acquitted o f second Ny-lems now ir. use onlv me lone
There will t»- a tonsil clinic a* — F.-deial Judge II. Church Furd
since Judge Gray's ruling.
ghan.
Us-v.
Martin
Uram, |York.
degree nntrder in connection with of an orrhestra can he hes-il Un­ llie I'aola school Inmorruw morn Mmliiilird llie government motion
m
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I U l a , said
r*oai«i in
i n aaa statement
n i i | i i m i m i yes/ v i» Jutfge Klwyn Thomnu. K. M.
tardmy thnt the
Administration Shoemakcr'a death following (he d e r the new system differen* hi - ing l»;gllining ul K:Ul) o'clock. •liainiuing cliurgi-s uguin-t three
strymenh* &lt;an be i|i*tiii-*'ii-hcit Ciiunly Mrli&gt; ol Nur«Uorolliy ll.irlin nullity
null
operators
vis. rurnlor at
Hollins College. wou|,|
oa i,|ing
iding and abetting flogging. The care has attrartHenry Wnlson, Ken Guernsey of in the spread uf rommunum *d nation-wide attention in Ihe more clearly. From 'he highest I n i t • ..aid lo.liiy. Three doctor- and three companies, defendant's
notes
of
tieviolin
lo
thl-i-scst
have donated their services fret* in the onti labor conspiracy trial.
Orlando, I'ostmaster It. J. Holly, Ihruughout Latin America*' if it past 2H year*.
notes of the oboe and lass v iilln '^ , b a r g e Mrs. I u i i i I i statist.
Th-* defendants
freed
w *r«
and Gounly Agent C. It. I*aw- did nut take a stronger policy
there is perfect, full * me r'pruElmer ll Hall and the Three
toward .Mexico's expropriation'of
LONDON, Jan a 2 0 . —MV —Two son.
ductiulR
Heidi-1
.peaking programs, American-owned oil properties.
-a ni--inner -if Point Coal Company, William II.
L M i.: t
thousand persons noirehi-d un the
(*. |^ Mwlnney of Sanford, do
the
club'
held
several
meeting*
the Stu b *' ' * - ,1- C'-r rs l wilt Mienkiieclit aiel (lie llliie Uiamond
FUh
assert/d
that
Mexican
Japanese embassy yesterday with
tricl
enginear
for
RCA-Viclor,
rxdeliver mi ii-l-ln - at -lie Court1 Coal Corporation, ('. II. liurch*
a resolution protesting
against and gatherings among whirli was radicalism differed little from
plainsd that the new development
night at Hiiu field and lh-- Black Slur Coal
H -.is - o
to i u o i io w
tbo bombings uf Canton, Houth an later rity hieet with I' -Land Russian communism and predictwas mad* poadble Ihroiqn Ihe
and n chicken barbecue ul Man- mllla in Cuba and minaa la
o'clock- Ile will speak on Ihe Company.
tl 'M l t a C e e
Tea* T s s l
China metropolis, uml urging a
Forty individuals and 17 com­
•T.»l aodiiig
Celery
Market."
Chile would be taken over by th*
British boycott of Japanese goods. Undo Spring*.
ST.
JK A N -D KLU Z,
Prance,
Members of the club im tru:t- governments of those countries
County A gen t C. It. Il.iwson in­ panies are Villi nil trial.
A large fore* of mounted po­
June
20—(
4
1
—The
United
Slates
vites all grow ers and the grtn-jal
lice blocked the marchers near rtl the secretary In send II. II. unleaa th* United Htalra pro­ ambassador to Spain. Claude 0 .
piddic lo be prescntthe emtysay but allowed a small Coleman, prraldent who is in tected interest* of American eiti­ Bowers, announced yesterday be
delegation to deliver the resolu- California to attend tha Rotary tan* In Mexico.
waa awaiting a reply from Bar­
International Convention, a tele­
Checks
front
Ihe
N'utional
" I am unable to understand celona on a proposal for exchange
tion.
The regular Boy Scout Court Youth Administration have a r
gram
wishing
him
a
pteaannt
so­
lb#
weak
and
vaacillating
alli­
Prof. J . B. 8. Haldane earlier
of
governmant
and
insurgent
priaof Honor will be held lunight in rived Principal G. K. MeKay aned that American-owned sugar
told, a meeting of the
China journ.
ItAIFOItl), Juno 20.—f/P&gt;*II. B. Pope, who presided In tude o f President Roosevelt In oners of war, including aevrral Ihe Junior High School al H;00 nouneed today and added that
campaign committee a t T rafal­
Americans.
Orsun
Wiliiuiiu,
llilbborougk
o'clock.
Scoot
Executive
Arthur
the
absence
of
President
Cole­
aUdenls working in the NYA niuiity negro convicted of killinR
not demanding th* reetoration of
gar square thnt Germany and J a ­
Th* ambassador, acting ex mrd- Uranan said today.
program
could
secure
their
checks
pan wera pooling information man, announced th at«v*xt Mon­ American property or full in­ intor, indicated
that Inaurgent
W. 'E . 'Kader- acoulmastrr of by calling at Ihe high school any Leroy Horton, another negro, .ran
which General Franco had proposed th*
gained from raids In Spain and day the Installation of the new demnity for damages,
executed in
Florida's
clectrig
Troop
It aaki boys from his
president,
George
RelUna,
would
could
ho
th*
only
satisfactory
on Canton.
exchange. Bowara submitted th* troop would seek 2U merit badge* afternoon this week except Sat­ chair this morning.
•
take place. He said there would settlement," he said.
urday between 1.00 and fiJK)
"If * w* suggestion to th* (Bare* Iona govMuperintcndvnt L. F . Chapman
and
one
scout
would
be
ndvanerd
be no meeting oa.-July 4.
continue to procrastinate, ‘ our ernment and has been informed
u'clrck. The check* will not be M id thu negro made no state*
tu tho rank of Life Bcout. Ono mailed in any ease.
- Visiting
Rotartans
included cltUeno will probably lose every­
that
a
reply,
expected
generally
t»
munt befoiu Ip * died.
Jake Jacobs of Da Land, J . D. thing, or obtain agrarian bonds
scout will tpply to r Hie Hror.xc
he favorable, had been mailed.
Among 16 doomed men still
Bowon o f Jacksonville, Frank M they have in tha past, which
Palm.
INVKHTMKNTM DECLINE
Th insurgents submitted a list
in the dcuth row
is Franklin
Bnell of Titusville, and Harry H. arc and will bo utterly valueleea.**
II. E. Morris, scoutmaster of
•f 29 government-held avlalora
Pierce
McCall,
21
year-old
PrinceHughes
of
Loalavllle,
Ky.
Troop
6,
said
scouts
from
his
NEW TO BE, Jane 20_fA5_A
WASHINGTON, —UP)— Am»rl- on lubor«r who confessed
whom Franco wanted set free. The
bo
group of Now York boshtaaa men
troop
would
seek
12
merit
badges.
can
corporations
and
busine..
men
EDITORS MEET
Insurgents were willing to free
kidnaped
five-year-old Jim m y
dlacioaad yaoUnlay they had |pCIRCUS CONTINUES
Other
awards
ansi
advanreinenta
had
direct
investments
uf
flUVIl,only 16 government filer* but it
,
P W for B certificate of bwx.s.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING*, was understood -Franco hnd of­ will not be MU|ht until scouts 000,000 in foreign anterp'lsrs at Cash fo r a lio.ouu ransom.
---------------------------- I
pcntiMk aa “The League to ASYRACUSE, N. T , - 4 * &gt; —Clr- W. Vn.- -(I ) T wo hundred edl- fered th* release of 14 American attend camp.
Ihe «nd of 1934, a net decline uf
»W d th# Notional Labor Rela­ cus tents sprouted like mash- ton from the nation'* crowmors than 10 per cent fruit (he
Infantrymen to mnko up tho dif­
tion !&lt; « , Inc."
rondo
assembled
last
night
for
looms beta yesterday a few hoaia
boom year of 1929.
BANDITS GET IIAOO
ference.
k i t f l i J . KUia, their lawyer, after a deadline a d hy John Ring- th* annual convention of th* N
o - _________
ra ij paaaaga af the act waa fnL Hag North, president of Singling Uonal Editorial Association and
The only place In China's vast
Flfty-aevon Chinese steamship
Florida: Partly cloudy tanighA
MIAMI. t—U f)— Two youthful
hrwaa h r Sraac rttai IHlgmllnn, ih c Brothef* and Be roam A Bailey board their president report IT areas whoro trout ran ho found masked bandits, one armed with a companies wilh headquarter* In and Tuesday, scattered th u n J if
dicrapUan of vartoaa bufcaiiiea tires*, for disbanding the show U ■talon had joined In a program are in thecal reams of th* Imperial rifle, - robbed Um Miami Transit Shanghai ware put out of busi­
showers Tuesday and
probably
kY Whor strife cad enmity and employee refused to accept a 26 to mako state associations memIn tho ex tree me company's d f l u yasUidsy of ap- ness by lb* Japanese blockade near tho southwest and srtrsow
b«p of the NBA.
F«uuM ra» l a y * / ,
yroxlntetol* |)yil00. . «
- . of tha China coast last year,
northeast «o»sU I ooH ^

O r d e r Temporarily Vote Of Thankstiiven
Stops Dismantling (J. E. Rollins Who
For Past Due Taxes Arranged Programs

Aguinst Six Defend­
ants Is Approved

(lily i\cu&gt; llrifl.-

|t |3l| LlTlJCS otrOIl^

AttltUQC A|^l l i nSt

Oil

Harlan County Trial

Expropriation

2000 British Protest
Southern Amateur Bombings At Canton
H 'v • ■‘v
■"

Golf Championship
Won By Carl Dann

•■•
, PONTE VEDRA BEACH- June
B0. *— IP)—Carl Mania Dann, for
n . Veara one of Florida*) a to golfer*,
v a n the southarn gmatsur *h*ra
Vtonahlp Satarday
In
deciaivt
Yaakion over the MM-bakod fair
v n r a o f the P f iU Vddra Beack

Playing steadily from the start
■•Mom la say , troubls aa
layout whore pitfalls are
the
tt-yanrold
• t« T victory
Gordon, tall veteran
Qii-t fignfi took tW

14tH,^*U and from
aooUwra
ti n t for tbo
* Bedmend of
■Med E«ri
at Atlanta

Ambassador Seeks
Exchange For War
Prisoners In Spain

Session Of Scout
Court To Be Held

NeRro Meets Death
In Electric Chair

League Is Formed To
Amend Labor Board

LOCAL WEATHER

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