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It Augustine’s
Jpeet By Sabin
Ball Team Gets
jin Net Tourney
Win Over Ocala
—ami rvayna aaoin,
aa
N n , and Dryan (Bitoy)
of Atlanta, Into tha aemlof Oia anatom day coart
ehimplon»hlp« yesterday,
n dafaktad tap-iaadad BoK
« * , of ClinUm, 8 . - C , la
l i acta, ft-O.B-l.-and Grant
van raora dadrivriy from
■Parker, of Spring la k a , N.
i fifth-amird player for thia
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ml.* .M iv 7rtla"S5riem lo ~ld at bobBa amltmt aa M.mUy Ik.
Oral day of naylambor A D IMI at tha ;ktar ef I I delaal. a m . at
Iba Coart llaota door, tha Coanty ot data)Bala, la Ika elty ot Ranford, Btata ot Plarlda.
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Gray Wolf Winner
Of Saratoga Event
or Iko ooaertlo. ratalaloa will
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of l a t a Itaaro*. a dl.laara
SARATOGA SPRINGS, H. *Y.
Aug. 1.—{ft’) —The wolf knocked
at the door hero yeatenlay and
walked right In.
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Mr*. Alice P. Sherman aUrtod
three of her horaeo whoaa aamea
end In -W olf." Tho Iln L Oty
Wolf, ahowrd a lot of apeod bofore fading to eighth place In
the first Jath. Amtrkan Wolf
(■Hoped off with tho fourth
event and Grey Wolf repealed la
the featured Glen* M ia puna
for data "C " horaaa.
Grey Wolfe, ranting Ma fhkt
victory In 10 atarto. flaUhad two
length* ahead- of W. It. B s fr fl
E n lr Delivery. Ih# favorlto. JOB
W. Brown’* T. M. Dormtt w»»
another two lengths back w
third place. The victor, pkylnc
of i i . i ft. Mora or. loti, le a
Polat North o t Ik o . (ashtalaa.
aad ran ikaar* Booth n didtaaoo pt u i . i t tf. mar* v i«a*
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of CtearWater and BIB Blake of
gANronD. ladtvtdaalDayton,
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men's doubles of the CrfckcrLee*burg
022 031 00x—» 10 0 land tennis tournamnt yeatenlay
. BANFORDt WILUAM .
Bullock and Carrolli Melton with a 0-1. 0-4 vktory over Don M
ANDIlIt IIUC1IANNAN aa II
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nf Florida 1
ORLANDO, Aug. S^ -(Spedal)
Colonisation Company, U 4
—Scoring two run* In tilt fin *
^quldaled.corporallea.
Inning and then adding another
pair In the fourth, the DoLand
IN H I M Red.Hat* ccutcd to a 4 to .t
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rktory over the Orlando Senator*
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Algiers Bauch Hit* To Win
LEESBURG, Aug.
laLILaeaburg't Anrlrra buhehed
did It, howarrr, apparenUV.Hr
following an attack planned before
the mttch.
.G rant, a former Davit Cup *U r,
itoan t played much tournament
tennla for the Uat year or two.
but ho ktUl la a •tend*, canny
player
and
probably
know*
Parker'* ramo almoat ao well a«
hit own. They have met frequent
ly In tho peat, with BiUy ofton
getting the decDlon.
Only the two men'* alnrlre
matchea were ployed yesterday.
Ilia bracket wai to be completed
today when National Champion
Don McNeill, of Oklahoma City,
face* Wlllldm Talbert, of Cln cJnnati, and Frank Kovaca. of
Oakland, Calif, playe Ted Schroeilandale, Calif,
Tha aami-final
bracket*
In
women’* (lasleo were filled aimont
arcordiny to form by Pauline
Beta, of I*a Angeleei Mri. Sarah
Pklfrey Cooke, of New York;
Dorothy1Bundy, of Ranla Monica,
Calif., and Mary Arnold, of Lo*
Angele*. The nrareal thing to an
nbeet came when Mia* Arnold.
Icoded fifth, turned In a *-*, •-*
dec 1alon over foarlh-*erde<l Mr*.
Frank Kovac*. the former Vir
ginia .Wolfenden. .
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rzis Report Gains
. In Two New Attacks
VOLUME X X X II
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EnU
blbhed In 1 9 0 8
SA N FO RD ,
F L O R ID A ,
SA TU R D A Y .
A U G U ST
9,
Ran ford In The Only Central
Florida City Affprding Rail, IllfUnn.
And Water Tranaportallon ** "
1941
• Member AwoelaCed Pre
NUMBER 291
x£’ •
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^How,New Tax Bill Affects
Everyday
Activities
New Jersey
Plane Plant
Is Picketed
" r
Nearly 140,000 Soviet
luw
Iraq Revolt
Germans
Announce
* ______
# Invaders Admit
Many Casualties
British Concede Hitler’s Troops A p
proaching: O d essa
Production Tied
Special
Radio
Bomber Warning
Reported In Use
Three-Week Training
Course For Signal
Corps Is To Start
Temporary unemployment of 2.
000,050 prr»nn« w a . forca*t
yc.terday by l.«on Henderson,
chief of the office of price ad
ministration. a« a po«»ihle de
velopment in the transition oft
f
Adolf H itle r '. Invasion nr*
American industry from pescc.
time to defense production.
m ies were credited
today
Testifying hefor* the hou*e
v/ith the cap tu re o f nearly
hanking committee «n behulf ,,f|
140,000 Sov iet troop., in two
the administration's price-control
jrljrantic
new nniaahea nt
bill. Henderson declared the nat-j
Ion wst going In Inve to “pay
^ R ussian
d efense* GO milc.«
dearly" for a lack of planning for
eouthea.xt o f Sm olensk,
on
Wife of the thief neurolngiai underestimate* of certain defense
th e path to Moscow, and in in the Royal Iloipital at Bag needs.
dad, Iraq, Dr. Herma ||, ff •,
th e U kraine.
*
Shnrtagr* of raw material* for
»hown In her hew York hotel a>
T h e Nazi field headm tar- •he read from a diary about her civilian needs are lev inning to
_ ter* asserted 25 Soviet division* adventured She »a» the blood, develope, he said, and plant clos
ing* ere goipg *u result because of
• were destroyed in the Smolensk ahed and looting that follnwe,! judgments -which had to be made
tho pro-Axie coup d’etat there, 18 months ago anil which he con
area.
By ecntraet, the Russian* an then managerl to escape by air ceded had been short of the mark.
to India with her child ami
Questioned by Ri'presentativinounced heavy loaeea had lieen reached the U. S. via Batavia,
•in flirted on 10 more German Manila, Hcnnlulu, and San Fran- Walcntt, of Michigan concerning
£ dlvlilnn*— six tank and four in eiaco. Britain eub.equently mb- published'reports that as many as
fantry— In an unspecified ***tnr. rtuod the Axla adherent. In Iraq 5000 or 50C0 plants would have to
rlose and well over 1,000,000 men
Aathrrilatlve quarter* In Ivwi-'
ho thrown nut of work, llenderdon. conceded th . Nail* ercnied
son said the condition exists for
to be making headway in attack*,
such
a development. He
ex
toward Odessa. stronglv fort If tad
pressed the belief that tho litlo—, Rlaek fi*a pert; but deprreated
r.-tlon might reach the propor
9 lh . “high-eounding claim ." the
tions expected in Kngland where,
he said, tho unemployment In
crease amounted to 20 to 25 per
Then* quartan ashf the Bertli
cent. latter he told newsmen tho
c t y " * " should b« regard ml —if
effect of priorities anil shortages
:,|teualr heeaoaa previous fi u '
of materials for civilian purposes
9 ^report * af/ M t-ecalew u tran ^ n he-'
would inevitable force more plants
rynteatly
M
. end that J i might cause
•ttHrjtnwifrtbyment o l 2,000.000
■reported th<
men.
,
. of
. rail tunr
He said, however, ha thought
lion 59 m
,mt of Kiev
that unemployment would be
In an uAParm__ ___
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’admla.lo"
largely temporary because the
% vtverr Carman casualties, N nc
worker* ultimately would be ab
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minted the Berlin radio ■* «*v
sorbed in defense production.
Work
la
exported
to
be
utart
I - - a' squadron of Mq Junk"—
Henderson delivered an impass
tr-nanoek plane, h.d hrvi—ht r'l *b°u‘ Sept. I on paving ll«- ioned appeal kefore th* committee
unfinished
portion
•uf
State
Ro
ut
550JMIO wounded Neal apMlerfor governmental action to tile14, which lead, through Sanf-ml vote
ba-k trow the central fr-tfl.
dislocating effects of the de
Berlin.rlahn. .141.000 Pn*«lnn to the Ea»t Toast, arcordlng to fense program.
have been killed wound" I o- wont received today from W. I)
"Democracy does not mean talaraptured hv new Na*1 plm lr* «* LeBeille nf DeLand. division en JJ**f*lr# in an emergency," he
the eentral and southern eertnrr gineer for the fifth JU trict of
the State Road Depa.-tmtnt.
of the eastern battle ar<*-«.
lie said he thought the pro
Tho unfinished .>mt r f |h.* posed
The deatnietlnn of two Russian
price-control measure waa
road
Is
about
nine
mile.
In
erm lt. ef the Ukraine—the idvth
length.
The
grade
waa
construct
• — d 13'h—and nart of . another.
Z Z f t o t i S L ! * thlntl ^
I*># 15th, waa claimed late las' ed. about seven year. nc>». and
nl«M hv the German H k i Com !t was only this year that the
mand In a aneclal communion- State Read 1Department found It
Include
nuffXenl
Taken caothre, It'w as odd»i noaslble to
we*e 103,000 men/ Russian rx» luijde In Its budrtt to hard-aurface
the
road.
( * ueltlea war* declared to numhe*
Mr. LeVcIlle use! the depart
w more* than 200.000, A total n'
FUleen member* of the Ant*
. 25 Red divlalona were report,- ' ment anticipates aligning a crew term Lodge will leave early to*o
the
stretch
of
mad
In
two
or
■mmbed.
morrow morning fer Daytona
Three • epeetacular
a o r c c .’ r three weeks.
Beach where they will board the
“According
to
present
plana,"
were claimed In wh*l ha., on*
Lapwing* for I (ii«p*iva fishing
become the eupreme N»xl often he advised, ‘See hope to »|srt trip into the Atlantic Ocean.
• elv* effort toward the Itnulnr one of our crews Into that unTbj.-c who w!U make ih* trip
Black Pea nort of Odessa — « -ompleted stretch ul mad which are:
.
thrnet which Rerilp oas-r— l jr— Ilea between’ the St. J dm. River
I - K. Stokes, Ben Crawford,
tnd
a
point
approximately
five
le*day hiket roerheJt.au area I lf.
Joe Davie, Vernon Altrnau. Tom
mile, erolH of KltU a5d abont #*• miles west o f Mina in Vrluite my Mem. Walt Haynes, Shelton
tnd
Brevard
countin',
within
the
equal distance from •Iho Iliad
t e l l two or threi weeks, and Hardin, Philliu Uoodspced, R. A.
m 8 ea.
hope
to be tble to keep that Good*peed, Giles Chapman, Jesse
w
In thla .on* ar«b, tho Ger
Lodge, Ckarloa Thurston, Henry
man* •uM officially. Ow com *r*w In there continuously until Thurston, Henry Tamm
and
uncomplel'.! stretch of rt»d
mender of the ilath S 3vl«t Armv •hat
Ralph Ray.
other hlah troop leader, not 30. has been completed."
Mr. t.eVedl-t added that "I
000 Rad aoldUrc V m rantnrr '
am unable to give you any more
In tha annihilation r f a My Rim definite Information than the
• w* elan e*tautt fore# encircled' he above until sneh time as we aclow the town r f Ukmo— which taalhr. begin r**n.true'><'a. when
b 13 mnes south of R*l Tree
hope ta be able to give you
kaoj .where heavy Wtph*lrq pre I'nfermatlon
as M the approxi
vkwialy had been reno ■
mate time U will take to com
Exactly whan tha hulk < th» plete tkU unflalshed section ef
Miami Beach, seeking ilka SkaRussians declared destroyed had road."
been■operating waa sot state,I . Road 44. la a treamaUte high- fortf to Improve Its hospital fa
cilities,
ha* voted unanimously to
by tha -Kails.
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way lead lag from Mima west
up to $500,000 worth af
In Its reomunkkwSa fnr yea- through
Hanford and into Lake callable revenue bonds for acquir
County. It la believed that com ing or erecting n municipal boapletion of Ute paving project iltal with a minimum of 100
wi|l prove beneficial to aO cl- eda, (t ia reported in th* Miami
along the route A saving of llr r tld
•J$ milaa will b* mad* noaIn traveling to th* East
hud
.from ' Rut>rd over hard- th# Miami Ranch City CounciL
5?
officials Instructed tha comadttea
I .lite* for th*
now hospital and Mkad the city
manager to prepare for tha Uuance of hospital -bond*.
SbnfonJ la Making a hospital
f (boot 49 boda, considered aieatee 4r
r. * -4/H quata for a
of thte
o eou
rtm
ar. •lx*. On Am .
air okitlaa will go t o t e *
vote for
their
acini act which
IlMliinla
Cmm-r
" • w in
I
asm ty Comi
Com
> m U n aacand
t i m afcctlen
% r t i* r bands
State Road 44
Ssrsr s ffiSas. * t*. Project To Be
Shortly
EnitiOW^ S J ^ d r S w
Will Be Available
In 2 Or 3 Weeks
Antlers Will Have
Deep-Sea F ish Trip
.
for tb*
;
(? 6 O O , Q O O .O O 0 e w - , ivr-.
-•• - + 0 .
•
r
Wage Increase
Asked^By P)!en
Work At Standstill
Dn Navy Contract
At Kearny Y;rda
In addition to dtaaUcally Infn-aalng the government levy on irg those to afternoon p< i (ormahee*. will he taxed, and Uu-r,
incomes, the ''new federal tax bill doll- upon Mr. Average Citlasn will l«- s levy on .ill 25 relit phone toll*. Howling alley*, phl.no
to help finance natii nnl defense through tase* on rveryday lux- graph rev id*. Iiquoi .ind >.it« al-„ are fused.
uties and recreation*, as shown Ji»n-. All muviu tickets, inclu-l-
:
"• ( o * , l , [ ,4 r . „ ,
M rikp* h| two Now Je rs e y
iinliixtriiil
nlnnt.w virltm lly
Absentee Voting j First Miniature Auto Races To Be Trail Group To ^ "I' nnHim-tion tmi.v'on
For Election On Held At Fort Mellon Park Tomorrow Discuss Program '1’!
At DeLand
A ugustJ9 Starts' Wccdg May Supply;
Inland Road Through
Ballot* Avaitaiile I n ' Raw Material For
■ul IGiMi.niio.iMio worth o f
iisp order*.
i'kp i lint'* wore throw n
__
Court House For p uture
Hospital Q uestion
Ahurntrc voting for tho rfeclion on Aug. |*.i nfftrtm g S**m*
inolt* C’ounty'* proiMm** I
luit rpencil in lho offuM of f'nun*
ly Judge It. \V. Wnrr mol the
official ballot* lm*»*
iccolv«*H
there, it we* nnmunml tcxlay by
County Attorney K. I*. II oiirhoi tier.
,\ny prison r iu i* n freeholder n»«y vote imw i*rovitlrfi| he
expert* to he •»n of tho rnun*
ty on election »luy.M Mr. Iloushe Ider m M. Tenon t desiring to
vote will go to the office, »»f the
County judge, uher • they wll
receive their ballot«, the nMur*
ney explained.
„ MAfter they hive v-ted, f»eeholder* ahouid leave their bid-
industries
i « \l \ \tig
i)
- You
k*' •'% I •ml idArk jock oak*. *ymt»ei ..f I*n*l infertility ami com*
no”t *d»i»ct• of derUion through
out Hondo 'ton know, ton, about
((•isT fennel, the weed that grow*
with ^ aronmtie rankne*a along
fen*** row* om. lit loe open field*
ui' »n*l «|own the State at thi* wa*
it*••i **f thi year, and which unwI
fttnall hoy* with "buggy
iv •(•* Hut do you know that the
4- i*in|itible id*rk Jock* and the
fii.t'i * nt tinelling
dog
fennel
in.* hi Im-coiiio the raw material*
of toi|mrtant new imlustrie*?
Ihnmatk* thing* are taking
plot e in • *mal! chemical and
I. u n mlo|ical laboratory localel
*1 the end nf a winding dirt road
few mite* ra*t of Snarr. in i
pa**eu oy me L.egu'iaiure. 11••• .
* " " " * " ,,re" .
hnlilera of Saminolp County » ill finding nrw xonomic •*»•
volo nppraval or disapproval
, blorida’* unrxplornl natu
an art which would empower ■>• i 'ourres, and of finding ihe answer
Board of County Crmml<si"nvi - 1 l<> some of Ihe Stale’s unsolve l
to call a second election at . 1 1 ngricultursl prblvin*.
later date for iasging bonds f r | In the small but completely
the hcsnital.
] '-quipped talM>ratory mi Trsn.iuility Farm sparkling eyed young
Mr. Housholder pointcl
that this first election in Am men with imagination and inquisi19 dors not authorize the i-- . tive minds are testing Idark lack
wood as • raw material for plus
Ing of bonda. “ It merely gu.
tha Commission the rower >. tira and are investigating the po•iMIitifs of the oil of dog fennel
set the date for another <•■•
tlon at which tlmo frcr'ml.l . ns they begin a research into the
will b-« given th* any r'.umi' chemical mysteries of Florida
c f decidir.g whether th tv want woods, weeds, and countless na
to bun e more hondt fer tn-u tive plant*.
“Here's a pin.tie ash tray marie
hospital.” he explained.
A majority * f those freeh..M of black jack oak.*' David I-. Emer
son J i , senior chemist from-Mi
era voting la raqulrvd to snni"th* special a c t-a t the* Atig. I • ami, said in telling about some nf
the things the laboratory's stuff
•lertlon.
Tb,e absentee v tlng mivil.g - hones to acromplish.
“ Black jack ft an Ideal wood for
will eea*a three dn».i before 'h
plastics," he explained. "We are
election, as requira<l l»7 I
Mr. Rotuholder snneunerd. “Tb ■ Interested In finding a cheap me
will mak* Friday, Aug. 15. th- thod of plssticating tho black
final data upon which n >- >- -r, jack oak. This tray made i n
can cast an absentee vote." h a northern manufacturing plant
nf wood found here on the farm.
added.
I f products are found which are
commercially feasible. . Kmerson
I said. It is the Intention of Wndt linger, Ihe founder, to build fac1 torioa locally for their manufac
ture. Among Florida’s agricultural
problems I* one of efficiently and
cheaply Innocuialing seed with
Ixlng bacteria, and tha
ind would consist rnltrogan
ham Ute report progrro In thte
of not tea*than seven and pot
rcaaarch.
than I I members. The onlv
contra! tho commission would
havo over th* Miami Beach 1»»pita I would bo tho power of apvlng •tha
hospital’* annual
DUUftl.
VICHY, Unoccupied Franca,
Aug. 0 —<49— Full dress French
_
.
_
.
cabinet meeting, called for thte
( ’enter Of Florida
To lie Advertised
conic here to offer cnnipct•»*o t*•j
local racer'*, \\ I* 11••! muioo. I
executive «••oitoltle* oi ••
lb*
ru ing •!nt* tuie, '•at I It.......... ..
lug
I Uv.iitl lligg'n-a, pt evident of
**th»r tniy-a do oni •\ju •t V*• •it* sr |*»hn* R iv e r T r a i l A * m*
make any great rdmwunr • >ni'i * i.ii on. uinioiilo*eil ttidiiy that a
the itailor* h« mint* of tl « I••« •I iiin tiii|( ••( |he gl% up will he lu-ld
car-* h(ii been entered in .• ruce it th e I let.an d C h a m b e r o f Com
before.* Mr llofinniin e*|tlaniet| |iiM-iit- building T h u r s d a y morning
••We'll Jil*t Ih* out Inele I•» i t e |a| ill .III o'clock I'* di*cti ** plan*
nmi learn wbut we iiio**
l< t pu sh in g an inlntid u n i te fn m i
The .Ml foot oval tun k wo- i uin J i n k «nii\die
Miami
pleted thi* week b> tin- l il\ and
C i l u * which have been Invit•*«!
a rare «eheduled l*» be lu ll nil to iiHitl r e p i e * e i i t a t i v e * tu
the
Piiylnnu lioffcb wa-* tbungtd to i m e e t i n g are
S nford iv invitiitnin, Mi
Ibd i Ijicksttfiville,
tlreen
C<*v«»
maun «.ihl S e v e r a l p r u e * w . i
have been gi v en there and «•
l a l outre p r i c e * may Ik* added by
the local d u b .
It will Ik* th e firM l i n o
tin*
ra c e r * have ev er run in
Ranford i n d
prohnh|v th e f i r at
link* local c i t i l e n * have hud
the
rj? *
Prelintittai v plan* fur the com*
ing year include the preiMralim
f a «tnp map nhowing the ad-
time races can be run here.
|mfmmillion about tin- point- of
About eight or ten cars „re , \ |
“tong the route i< r\
peeled to take part In lonioni.w ,M
’ di"»rlhute.l Ti-xel
race., six or right from .............. igcn ,*•-* located near the Geerharder
especmll/
[leach and thrre from hole. Th.- gin Florida
b«-al carx will he the my-tery . I. w-mild he -lipplied willi the folde
l,
an.|
maps,
Mr
ll'gginsaid,
ment as none of the,,, hu, l„, „
lo old* i to puli liavidms this
run or timed.
Final Rites For
Mr*. I'ax ton Set
L*lin_ -_ l
.
runcrEi Rvrvlcr*
it ,
iP. If»,uxton, „rraiflrnt
frr 'll Me..*
$
.
..
" W r l»4*li 4*Vf* (hut a*l\«*i t ' « i r *«
I In* r» ill** m ill h*» I ' f f p r l n r . ' Mr
llitfirui'* t'Hiiiiurntril, "hn'.iu*** -vr
hnvp tin**** oiitatanilniif
,M»int*,
|-I;i* k«(MiVlllr,
laikr
Ok.*»'•hobrr
for Mr* i. ' i anil
i n Miami, inrlutlr*!
, , , , on ...
of thi* • iv
c / i
.. .
, , it
,,
. •"
,lv
SiMitiml won . hr nr fit km ally
1 .r
"■ $•
l-'irul..............................................u dtp, the
prr
Ihe Erickson Funeral Herne S u n j lilrnt |H»int«'«l out. If » i* io.nl is
duy punning nt lO lHInVIock wirliIH(.|
........................................
| ;i»lv**rli*rtl, ntm*y
Dr. B. D. Brnwnln-, ,,a ,t. r.
? ’,v ,'".*r" ' m," ’r
■ (who fiirim-rly Inni. tin- rnastul
fUlatlng
rmiti- to lower Florid a will pn»»
Pnllbrnri'r* will l»- II. It. |,,i|„.i tliCougl, the inland cities. In Mr.
R. J. Palmer, A. K.
,Higgins' opinli n, all these have
to o ffe r in the wav of
Block and C. I*. IlrncU. Iliirml iniii-b
•ernie beauty.
will be In Kvergrrrn Crmctri >
UrU'lriallv th.- S t. J e , „ , Hive,
T n .il A > s« ia tio n i n r l a l - l only
thou* r itje s along nr n - ’ii
the
“ Nile o f A m erica,’’ b u sine" ihe
group has been expanded lo toke
in citie s down through the ceto
Hr 4 M « rl*lr4 I'rrtea
r o f Ihe •late, Itn nap e may
Temperature* hobhed ro <1. te
greet or higher over Gulf, Diilu have to lie changed. Mr. Higgins
valley an,| mklweslt-rn slat es. Imt •aid.
Dr.
II.
II.
M cCaslin,
K.
b
MiddlewcHt (Jets
High TempeiMture
dipped under 90 In clm-r parts
of the country yesterday.
The heat wave, described bv
tho Weather Bureau mi seasm,:il.
waa central over Jndinna, llliiioia and Kentucky with fring, spreading into Oklahoma, West
Virginia ami a* fur westward
as St. Loul*.
The east from Pennsylvania up
ward through the New Krgland
stale*
generally
vxpvrienrril
trmperaturea under OU and in
New York City tho mercury
10
h
waa postponed suddenly touched 50. In the (heat I-ikt-s
region
thermometer
rvadinge
until Monday.
ranged from 70 to 55.
This gave Chief of flute
tain two mors day* for' iliacua•ions with hla African generalis
simo, Maxim* Woygand.
LAKELAND,
-<Hp
* ill—Charles
« - o ~ i - ’6 . t t l i - . ' T j J E ? . '
af tha Atlantia'Coaat Lina mors
than 10 yaora, ha* been appointad gonariU foreman of railniad
rallrua.
•hops here ta replace S. G. Krn
nady, * ho retired Aug. I. after
*4 rants af aerrtee. Butler came
to Lajteiaad m 1938 from the
Vnycnna ihopa, wkara ha was
-------14 yann.
dl*fu“
*.
re
"No New^.” Report*
Presidential Yacht
WABHINGTON, Aug. 9 -O F)
rruieo
__ it of P. C. L ot*, former yacht Potomac waa reported Had
fireman, to th* position of up la a fog today, presumably
•R'of thn Ucoawti** depart same place off tho Now England
nmnt, pteaa formerly held b]
Tho daily dteoaUh from tho
EnU *g.T. M -R in g , o f Montgom
r7> Ato* raplnatm Love a* night ’ oteaae released by tha Navy
Dopartmeat u ld > a
(Special
aan
n
ndFrid
ay w
as sp
- — _ President -Roosevelt’s
IOW
w m
i lion, jit ( ulilwcli. where an
A F .'- L. official said 80ft o f
•hi- plane* 1,193 wnrkrr* had
I S p r i n g * , C i e * c e n t C i ty , T a l a t k i ,
Dr H in d, S a n f o r d . O r la n d o , Ki«Mimnre, S t .
Clo ud ,
llolopuw,
H ke ec h ob e e, C an al P oin t, Be lle
t •lade am i Miami.
Vichy Cabinet To .
Confer On Monday
J X r t a ^ S S J ' s : Kennedy Replaced
By Charles Butler
ivicted;
>m Navy
,- D n
Up
'U rth Of Defeswe^te.
OrderState
City Of Miami Beach Votes Bonds
To Build 100-Bed Mipiicipal Hospital
isaw iia
r
a llilin o
‘A L W E A T H E R
* *k
Citrus Growers
May Attend Camp
Citrua growers c f Reminnle
County arc Invited to attend the
eighth annual Citrua Growers Inatitute to b* hold at Camp MeQuarri# Aug. 34-29, hr o-letter
sent them by Coiuty Agent C. R.
Dawson.
Discussiona will bo held to halo
aoha tha problems of the small
growers, lad by members of Ih*
staff* af tho Extension Service,
th* Experiment Station, tha U. 8.
Department a f Agriculture and
othar departments, th* latter sUttd.
A limited
of cabins
luaiiaa number
num sar ux
caoms
era avalUbI* ami thoso Wishing
I
... ■ to mak# raairvatiossa ar* naked
riw ^ een tto u ed warm to addraaa R. E- Norris af TaM fluaday, widely scat- vara*. A fulU|
v-».«-<7**»x
Florida Canal la
Included In Bill
juiiletl
the
walkout.
The walkout. *aitl Frank Sherwtnttl of the Worker*’ committee,
wai neither a union «nnv« nor m
piotr«t Again** .1 collective barg a m in g elccti-M
held Thundty
which wa* won hy an indepen
dent inline The worker* commit
t e e h*i asked a 20 «ent an hour
wage merram* over .1 . unditcl oaed
ra»e The pt mt ha* $ I *10,0*1%*/00
m defense contract*.
Meanwhile work wa* at a
*tand*till on another $49.1,000,000 worth of defense orders for
naval ve**eta at the huge ,*hlpyaid« of the Federul Building
and Drydock Company at Rear*
nv. m the grip of a C. I. O.
strike.
A flat warning came from tha
Navy Department yesterday that
the
thr government
governm ent would taka dlreel action to gat production
resumed at the great Kearny. N.
J , vsrils of the Federal Ship
building and Drydock Company
if the oianagem ent and a strik
ing C. I fl, union could not se t
tle their dispute.
Saying
that '2 0 0 ,0 0 0
man
hours of work on “ vitally need
ed com batant ships for thr Navy”
were being lost
daily,
Ralph
B srd, acting secreta ry of th *
Navv in thr absence nf Frank
II Knox, expressed hope In .
statem ent that the strik e could V
be settled at once.
" l i l t if m anagem ent and
bar cannot srrIv - at a settlehe cunt i . i <•! ’•t*T#> :nu«t
he taken which will iK one' way
or another put this huge ship
building nlanl hack in to produc
tion at Ihe earliest possible mom en*."
.
A proposal that th r g tv ern ment take ever the yard* came
from P eter Flynn, vlre president
of a C. I. O. shipbuilding w ork
ers local, who said in a sta te
ment s t Je rse y City that action
•hnuld he taken "w ith ou t anoth
er hour’s d elay."
•t
Brothers Win Prize
At Special Matinee
George and Jack flpencer, bro
ther*. tied for the snerlal price
given lit the child having the
largrst
number
nf
dafrns*
stamps at a special matinee this
morning at the Rite Theater.
Each-had .19 25-rent stamps, and
wa* given a prize nf t| each
(n defense stamp* hy Manager
Charles Merrlsno.
Ahnut 200 ehlldre-l rnjnyrd th*
matinee, to which thev wri* ad- ,
milled by showing a defense sav
ings stamp, Mr. Mnrrlsnn tab).
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9 (-<41
The House Rivera and Har
bors Committee voted ye.t. rduv
to inetude the controversial St
lotwrem-r seaway
and Fl'-rld-t
ship rnnnl projects in r.n onuilADEL, Ga.. Aug. 9 - 0 P I bus rivers and harhora bill whirh
some members estimated mlrhl Thte tobacco auction canter bad
_
t-rire avagag* af 23.44 cania
require appropriation*
totaling
a pound for 117,631 pound* sold
At an axrcutiv* session, tho for 471,641.14 ronterday white
committee quickly approved bv a moat all bait clttea had aver
top
p »aid*
l‘ _ efT 30 cants.
17 to 8 vote the I245.UOO.OOO age* on th* ts
At Tlfton, th# closing auction
St. I-awrance Roosevelt as a na
il, nal defense project, and then •old 643,934 pounds for 4«Vendorsed the 1150,000,000 Flori 734.77 to ‘ a vs rags 21.94. Th*
da ship canal, 14 to 10, after wash* average Is S3.3J.
first providing that tolW should
be charged for Ul* of the water PRISONERS SAID WHIPPED
way In order ta make It self li
ATLANTA. Aug. 9— « r > - s i .
quidating.
of thai
complete Inv “
of prison*ra
that a ' “ha.
bean whlppac .—
-----------ally laabad a l tho State eoovlet'
camp bi Hancock county wan
Clcalng tha NY A arta and promlaod Friday by VWkur L
craft* protect noxt Friday, da* Btenlay of th* Prison and Farote
to tack of fuada, waa disclosed
in a tetter roaalvad yesterday bp
Mayma Hodgkin, Instructor for
HELD IN PALESTINE
thr claaaas.
Recently lh* worker* havo
been making curtain# for Ih*
b*dfpom* and barrack* of th*
Orlando Air baa*, though lh*>
did do aam* work for Ik* s*h**Vi
Georgia Tobacco
Brings Over 20c
ll.nno.ooo.noo.
■a
Art, Craft Project
To Be Closed Friday
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1911
THE 8 ANFOkD * HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
le Sanford Herald
Gasoline Consumption
ISt AGA1NI
It should be comparatively simple' foV trie" public to
cut doWn by one-third on its gasoline consumption! if I it
does not limit itself to the avoidance- of “Jackrabblt
starts" as Mr. Ickcs suggests. Every business concern
with-fleets of trucks and automobiles^ every..motorist who
owns one or two cars, can think, of scores of ways by
which he could use less gubiinAi
A group of dairies with, long delivery, routes in «¥>
Miami area announces that henceforth ill Sands' deliverled' win be made on Saturday atottg'e
cries. Thus Us employees get siUoitfr
seventh of its gasoline consumption i
lwiper delivery routes are being canadlh
to the,, same endTo .avoid, having , to find a pile
leaves her car.in the middle of the, at
running while she dashes In to get tin
having to~ walk a couple of blocks 904
around and around the block while th
geta , oat', to
do her shopping. Hearing that a dreS
M&ul cheaper
in W
Orlando,
another iau/
lady spends' a
**1 1,1
l»l»U V( AiHfftllCl
on gasoline
driving down there to get i t
God forbid that Sunday afti
*PATs, AUGUST.
JU.VKium^ro g TUDA*
ON GOO'S
BIDE,
Its, » Axlsward ' and , Russian ward,
that Premier Koooye at Tokio, had
iA i.m .in lM hit cabinet, chock
ing M atsuoka Into, the discard. u |
the [* rp« tr*tJ» j 0^aIl_lh*_Wuedn. •
were heavier ■thin earlier in the
week.
Whjtncy Packs To
Leave Sin g Sing
OSSINING, N. Y„ Aug. 9 -UP)— Richard Whitney, former
president of the New'York 3 <rV
Exchange, began psc&.ng hLi per-
THEN
Plant City Youth
Winhnin TI f!_ A.
PLANT CtTT. AUflal)—E. J . DaVane. 21. of Pi*nt
City, will lea»# Sunday to Join
tha Royal Canadian Air FortsHa will go from hero to Winni
peg, Manitoba, to begin training.
DaVsna returned early this
week from Canada wharo ha
made application for the R. ('- A.
E. He was accepted and later
was i Wen deferment by tha lo
cal draft board. >
LOMDON LANKA
(Prom Tba London Times)
Ora little lanes ef London town
. Thflf.struggja to and fro,
And^^some have jutting. aavas
' And cobbled stones below,
..WneiO., ghostly flgurea wander
Per sayan hundred years ago
Before the town grow great and
fair.
THa little twisty lanes ware there
Sjew art Says?
Freni Bermondsey to Bow.
In Jack-a-nipes Do Cut throats
. W W S,. leads
to
^doi/Trobably didn't deliberate
ly plan to nttka a monkey out ef
Matsuo ka4| fPtarenUy he merely
changed h|a ffofTem SaeupUy. tad
didn't glea Jttb W tb t to u * Ox bet
waa leering Matsuoka In.' •
I l f * ever |there’ was a 'ca w of
'douhle-croattag that waa It. from
MaleUnka’s^standpqftat.^ toklo romon are tto the effect that he's
turned almost •pro-American, ont
the ground that, much aa he may
p lo d s ' or
Hi? .worse.
Jttdursions
DO NOT WORRY: But thanks be
<• God, whlyh glsath •• tha sic,5fy . ^ through our Lord Jesus
' Const— 1 Gsrtnlhlans llt87.
___
.placed Mm.adeh. a .ridiculous"
'pofiBo^w tm -M a.em lteU ng treat. I
#
1w
ierlnrm
,1aim
m ft~_
«ftIft*'
who can bo so easily entertained f<
time' by a»drive through-the cflti
com** to worst we could eliminate s
for the duration of the emergency
Good Prices For
Tobacco Continue
Nazi .Freighter At
Lauderdale Unloads
Hangman’s
w
eV*r—
•v»w
*aoeaig,aw
il
Whsrd. many a lusty buccaneer
• Wsnt dowp, nor eamo again.
M A f f i m . U " , whore. Pspya
FORT LAUDERDA!
9.— —The Gennsn
Arauca la being unioodsd f
trip, perhapa Sunday, to a
blK Ala. dnrdock before |
to work In Do service oi
Unifwl State#.
Her cargo consists of |
phatss, sisal btmp, twain,
and pepper.
'
The freighter his been gs
Ing barnacles since Dm B
rhased It Ihto port Dee. 19,
until this .weak It waa m iM
trot ot tba Coast Guard M
ot Jibe la filed by those Ik
A iA so ’th/s’ncjent legends say.
> y CHARLES P.’ STEWART
0 Central Press Columnist '_
TOSUKE MATSUOKA undoubthr got no more than what ho rich
ly deserved. ■Nevertheless It's eas
ily understandable why he should
. GeneraiiMfoo'tTilaaa. K a iih ik ^
In Ms war against Japan, has been'
getting a lot. of.bftip'ftQen Roula,
but •OUang 1 Isn’t a Communlit.
Contrariwise. Dm Chinese Commu
nists. aa > e fl M 'M *
hay*
been BgiiUhg Ms totem quits formidably. *g st:th e Chinees Cbmmu-ff
nUU ar* not pro-Jap, They limply
want to Ooptmunlse China. As for
Moscow. It fayon Cklnsao Commu
nism AS Communism, but It like
wise farce* Cbtaag versus ,Japan,
is Washington,'an along, has ft- *
vored Chlang Tarsus tha Japs, likewlaa. but It's bad tts fingers crossed
On th* CommunUU-t---- -------Now. though. Communistic Rus
sia't In arms against tha Asia, sod
we. 11ka tha rost of tha demoera^
das, prafar Russia (not plus Com
munism. excapl temporarily) to tha
Axis l •
'
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So (ha adrteo Chlaos’s said to
be fitting |from Ifee democratic
part of Dm Occident Is to forget
Communism fee tba present, con *
sotldale his aggregsUon with tha
Chinese X Communists, • and. with
such aid aa be can gqt from tha
democracies and Russia, chase tba
Japs back Into the Pacific—attend-
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sorest Jip In
Nippon, which Is
what he Is, according to news
leaks from the
city of Toklo.
' Y o s u k e reeeived
le g e
hU
c *t-
At Oat P«i
You’ll Find
oducauwv
u s j k . tn the u n i t e d
H r a n d y , Champagne,
Wlno, Gia. CortUoK ale-
4) Driven Involved In accident cauaittf Injury or
leath mast notify, by quickest megne ot communication,
deareat office ot Highway Patrol or ,8hertf#< In citiaa
notice must be given to local police department,
t
6) Coroners, upon learning of death, reaulttng. from
yaffle accident required to notlfj'MkrfSt offfi».or atatlon
of Department of Public Safety,
j, C) Drivera Involved In accident caualnk death; in.
We DeDrer.
BAGGBfCTS-
Ljlijmor store
rials.
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flirv n r hpfmnpiv rlnmnwa iAiilliniP CkK AA .d Jl]tssaT>fidA Aa NOBOB T B AIMff • CANCBLLBp;
STOCKHOLM,
Aug.
W lt t S .* !
r lUn'ted- tbemeel
they would a f f t r j
nveatigated accident
tecupaM of ve^kie to ftubmJt report If; driver Is
IncaDeble of doing to.
twpartmopt of Jh ttlfc 8of#ty to iurnljih. all forme
wLpir. operator*, offioerg and* dtatrlbuts forma
A n d# *
led by opehiton to be
j a , e v ld s^ i ) ^ a W W i
.or aocldent prevention
1 IS) - Depertment of
itnat^u acoldent reporta
lent VAJIVaiBllkOf
experience, ‘ IIUUILTOEg
numb# v llv iu n ii
14) Any incorporated city, tawi
stay) by ordinances require driti
ubmlt, report to that local d*i
ba copy o f report submitted
fpr conH4entlql uH,i
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PAGE THREE
gANTQgD H ttALP, PM V J1P fL O H Il
ocial
L0U1UNB BEAL, Society Editor
ia l C alendar
-* MONDAY
Woman'a Cllb win »sw for
Red Craaa in lb* Wj.nan's
In the morning under the
ip af Mra. P.ey Tilli*
Dependable Class of the
-.1st Church, sponsored by
D. D. Smith, will m
for
__ Red Cross In th* Woman’s
Club In tb* aftern-mn beginning
a t 2 d t P. M.
Circle* e f tb* Woman’a MiaM
i n g r Union of tha First Baplo
tu
t
:lat Cliurch will meet at 3:30 P
M. with tha following:
Chela One, Mr*. J . G. Sharon.
•12 MagnolU Avenue, with Mr*.
Jkn* Smith aa co-ho*tes*.
Ckelo Two, Mra. It. Cummlng.
21Ii Weat First Street.
Clrcla Three, Mra. E. B. Car,
ter as the FaoU-Ran.LT r ,- r %.
"Clrclo Pour, Mra. W. D. Gard
iner on 421 MagnolU Aveaoo.
Circle Five, Mra. Joder Camir o tl on Laurel Avenue.
CtrcU Six, Mra. H. E. Morris.
1718 Locust Avanue.
AH members have been urged
t* attend their circlet.
Th* following circle* of t)\e
Presbyterian AuxilUry will meet
at F s o P. ) l . »
Clrcla One, Mrs. L .F. Boyle,
chairman, will meet at the'homo
of Mrs. G. G. Baber. 11A Weat
Nineteenth Street, with Mr*. Itey
Mann as co-hostess.
Circle Two, Mlaa Lettlo Cald
well, chairman, will meet at the
horns of Mra. K. W. FKe, Celery
Avenuo.
Circle Three; Mr*. Daisy Lew.
I*, chairman, will not meet this
Telephone
Orlando Pastor To
Speak Here Sunday
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Sanford Girls Will
Be In Fashion £<how
Miss Dorothy Price ha* a*
her guest at her home in Lav
Monroe, Mis* Jane
Staley
o
Oviedo.
I. A. Bromley and I.. I. Fras
ier left yesterday for llender*.>n
The CollegUte Senior Advisory ville, N. C. foe a two weeks'
Board of th# Dlckson-fves Com visit.
pany of Orlando has chorrn
over 80 girls from cities
in
Mis* Ann Robbin* is planning
Central
at outstanding . ■
LPnvn
n Florida
r»«'»»u« ■»
tomorrow for Miami.
representallvea
>-i..........,
.-from
their
. -
eit'es
i i i iw nrrr ^
an* will spend
The
l i t t Iw c h u r c h
In tha
W i le , *
w o o d e i t e n d a a w # | r o n t a to a l l .
President Roosevelt I* shown aa he arrived In New tendon, Conn., to start his vacation m il** aboard tha
yacht f’ofemiir. With him are Capt. Klwin F. t'ntta (center), commandant of th* New linden *uhmarina
base, and Gov. Robert A. Hurley (right), of Connecticut. Tha President it being accompanied on the royaga
lx , - < r. i i
*nly by hi* personal ^hyncisn and bis military and naval aid*.
.
Union Service’Uttfr**"
For Month Revealed
her vara-
ENDS CAREER
.ELAND. Aug. 2.
SATURDAY
Mra. E- B. Carter
Mary EUan Lowing
Mrs. Henry Schamacher
Special Notice
Having volunteered in the Army
and reported to Camp Blanding,
I wish to advise the public that all
business handled through my
insurance agency will continue
to be. looked after through the
office *df my! father, Ernest F.
402 Atlantic
Building,
' when I will return,
M
say
that I am glad to
b -z ‘ for the people of my
\m :
and I want to
you who have,been
» me In my insurance
of you who
.
1to|»#rt
It
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Gaspar Mina, 23, learning to drive, had been behind the wheel of a ear only two minute* when Jrarady
Struck. Fathar Joseph Arthrn administers last rites to Mr*. Stella Zielamskl, 40, as she lie* on a Brooklyn,
N. Y , aid*walk. Th* auto, which mounted th* curb and struck her, lies overturned at left.
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Mr. and Mra. E. A. Monforton
and daughters, 8 onja and San.
dm, plan to Icav* tomorrow for
vacation which will be spent
in Hendaraonvllle, y . C., Wil
liamsburg. Va., and other points
of Interest
ti»
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Tue*<1a y
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of th#
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I n lr r r r t lln g a p * a k r r . an.I » r n p d la l
I n v i t a t i o n I# g l v r n t h # m I n # t l # n d .
g# w a l l ■■ # v# r y # t » # e l —
Mr. aod Mrs. W. C. Hill lift
yastarday afternoon I >r Corona*
there by thalr mr.-ln-law and
daughter, Mr. anil Mra. James
II. Crepps of Cairo, Ga.
Mra. Jeanne Poplin I* visit*
Ing for a few day* In Tampn.
Mra. J . V. Jone* anil daugh*
tars,. Judy and Marjorie, have
returned from Daytona
Beach
where they spent a week. Miss
r i n i T r n r i i r f f o r cv tn ifT
i n m m i f *
■nnday H chnnl | | 4 I A. If.
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le ###ni»-fl# rvnon «rh>rh w i l l h # r e a d
In C h n r r h # # n f
T h rift
» rl# n ll# t.
th rn u g kn ttl I k e w o rld on
Hundey.
A u i u i t It.
TH # O o ld a n T « * l le : T V #
fru it
o f I k e S p i r i t le l a a l l good## ## e n d
Robert Brown Wallace, 23-ytar-oM son of the Vie* President of th*
United State*. U ihown aa ha underwent his Anal physical examination
before being inducted Into army service with 132 other Washington,
D . C - youth*. Making tha checkup at tha Richmond. Va.. induction
center la CaL John A. CUrk of th* Medical Corps. .
Ernest Allman returned thU
morning to hi*, hem* In Lakatand
•Aar vUltlng aa th* gu**t of
BUIv Epp*t who aetompanlad him
baata to M alt far a few days he*
far* r>l»g to Tamp* to eW t
with ala grandmother. Mra. W.
Ruby Peters Wed
To Herman Echols
Mra. Pearl Peter* Is annuunc*
inu the marriage of her daugh*
trr, Ituby Knight, to Herman (1.
lUhola, son of Mr. and Mra. E.
C. Kchola, on Thursday' evening
at Ilia home of Justice of the
I'roe*, W. E. Wataon, who per
formed th* ceremony. Wltneaaea
were Mlaa Annabcll*
Metheln,
f'han* WUIa of DeLand and Prank
Kelly.
Mrs. Echols haa mad* her lame
in Sanford for th* paat five
’ year*, moving hare from Orlamlu
with her mother and brdlher-ln*
law and atetar, Mr. and Mra. Xd• dir LangtettL She attended Sent' look High school graduating with
tie ctaae of
put
, year aba baa bean connected with
I the Marinatlo Beauty Shop in OrUnite ga a beautkian.
Mr. EehoU haa lived in San-
until
h im *
I|w4
gw | 1
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T in : i n v i i t n . t T i m %i. « m n< n
t o, n#r P a r k
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Church Class Has
Swimming Outing
I orixlmlo
Ilf gi lt vkim
tho
RCrtip on Wf fliu sflrty nflt'rfitnin t»f
a swimming p»rty
an.I fiahtnif
trip which
#njoy«s| hy ntv|ti*
hrra of tin* i hiutiMtt Kmlmvor
«if th# Kir*t ( hn-etmn _1‘hurrK
PolloMing Mu aflcettioon «sf fiahing. with n Inrgo rutch rrpeirthl,
« picnio tiuppvr waa vnjoynl on
the tx'Nch.
Tho.so uttcihliiig wi’fc Mi anil
Mr#. JantiM Morion, .Mm It. T.
Humphry)', Mi«rt Hetty
IVtraa,
Wilhi'lmmia Niblack, Mlaa
Mery Kdna UnilrcM, Mtaa Hutto
Meyer, Mlaa Await, Rev. Robert
SchomJeltitayer, (). D l.antireart,
Jr.. Jerry
Prtina, i'hnrle# Rolaml. Sonny Morton and Robert
Meyer.
A
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p l a t r l r t l * a v |^>ad#P n f t h # O r l a m l o
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Pr#rl»y*
Builders Class Hus
Boat Trip On River
The I'hrixtinn Huih^r* CIiinn of
the Fir*t Chi m i . an Church were
i nter tamed nImoimI Alex R Johnaon't lM»at, “Jmly” on Thuratlay
afternoon Thu party left from
Daytona Huarh and cruiaed up
the Halifax Rivet where a pknic
•upiter wax aervetl.
Tnoae enpoytng the party were:
Mr. and Mi# tieorge Townxeml,
Mr. anti Mra. Alex. K. Johjiaon,
Mra. J . I, Nih la ik. Mrs. Jamva
Morton,
Mipi Hertir Hughe#,
Mhi Hettr Meyer. Mlaa Wilhrlmenia Nihlack, Mi## Hetty l*ctas, Rev Robert Schundelmayer,
Sonny lltftton. anti T*»ny Sakcn.
tr#e#r %%# a#rv#*
Ends Tonlte
One of the mtwt plea-slm;
priiiin m * ever nhown!
FH A TU RE NO l
RICHARD ARUN
tv a A A10 1
. CAIIOll NAIVN • Nllt AITf ' t
Feature No. 2
GENE A U T R Y ,
4te#»«S
Sunday & Monday
Rabert P. Mtaakk, Jr.
Robert P. Mlaaitk, J r , 22, Myt
Yarfc City athlete wb* left Quaam
Collage In kla senior year to tell
tha Royal Canadian Air Part*, lag
T C C H N IC O i OH S
C, r i» i f %f ( o * e S f ii r
r.i o s s o m s
IN l l l l Dl SI
1232.—ParOW
— . . .
GREER GARSO
WALTER PIDGEO
,'vhuol. At praaent be U aaaoelatrd In . tualnee* with hU father,
owner ef th* Sanford Mattraaa
* •«
a 2'
M / n l-
II# v
M artin llram . R ectu r
■••h M u n il a y a f t r r T r l n l l v
l l o l a I ’ o m m i i n l n n . 7 Irt A
AI
<* h iu i-h MrhiMil. I
V P M t , « Jn A M
M ninlov P r a v e r A
Hhyi I
A tlilr# **
Mr. and Mra. Phil Grashoff
have recently returned from Prtosky and Detroit, Mich., where
they spent several weeks, and are
now located In th* Leffler Apart*
meats.
Mia* Lucy Roumltlat and Mlaa
Nell Stewart were among those
attending tha Pull Moon dance
given by the John M. Cheney
Chapter of DeMolay at the Hky
Room on tha n>*f of th* Angehilt Hotel In Orlando test even*
tag______ _
H ch o n itelm a vei
lllh l# H rh onl, H I
A M
t ’h u r c h W o r a h l p . I I h
A
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M(,t»l# rt " l l r o A o f | I f # ’’
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I * # it i n g M#*fYlr#a t an p
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Htih|#«*l ’* | * ^ t # r m l n # d
In
know
fh rla t
A h o v i"
At th# rlo a # o f tha H erm n ii th "» e
h i k i n g m a r t # tloiwf t * « n f # a a l o n a h a l l
he* h a pt I ■#*l
P r a y e r M # # t l n g . 1Y # . I
I «rt p
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u.
E . Hanning has returned from Akin. S. C., where
she haa been vlsltlnr for tie past
two month* with her daughter,
Mr*; W. F„ Bradley, who accom
panied her home.
ruiMT m R i> tT E N u a r m »u 11
I! I» | l r o w n l # e , |> |> . P a a t o r
H u m U v M #rvlr##
H u m la y M rhnol, 1 (S A
VI
M orning
W o rsh ip .
I I 00 A M —
l»r
It r o w n I r # j v l l l p r # a r h
J r and pr
Young
P# #p1 #. 7 no p
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l ’ nle*n k # r v l r # . I art P . I f
-M a jo r
|j« n g # r
w ilt
praarh
i*harl#a
m o rrlao n w ill
le ad
th#
anng
•ervlrt,
i HRMTi % r »n virit
ta*nfor.l Ay# at Itth Hlr##t
to participate in work on the L.
Council during the month of Au-1
'
*______
* UV'
. .
' Dr. and Mr*. II. II. MrCaalin
f
-7
C L,
have movrd from 807 Magnolia
given by the board a tin * .H k y A„ nur an<T , rr- now r„„|ln|. „
Room on the roof of *,w Ange ,
Magnolia Avenue,
bill Hotel In Orlando, ar Intro
ductory talk, explaining th j purMrs. .}. f. Wilkin* and daugh
pr«ef and working* of th* Coun* ter, Jo Ann, have gonr to Raell, waa given by Mlaa Dorothy vsnnah. Ga. wher* Ihrv will
Flambeau, of Dickson Ives. The Join Mr*. J. W. Daniel who i*
girls were divided Into groups ac visiting there.
cording to their towns, and m're
specific information
concerning
Wr. and Mrs. Jce Stewart vis
their talenta was received.
ited In Lakeland on Thursday
On Monday afternoon at 3:30 and Friday a* the guests of Mr.
o'clock an early preview of the and Mr*. C. O. Marchman and
neweat In the collegiate apparel Mr. and Mra. George Kemp.
line aa shown in Vogue and
Harpera will be modeled on the
Mr. and Mra. Ford Harrison
second floor of Dickson-Ive*. An of Daytona Beach have been
orchestra
will
furnish music visiting with Mr. Harrison's pa
throughout the afternoon
and I r#nlJi Mr. , m| Mri. Fretl |Urrt
refreshment* will be served.
Girls from Sanford who have 1
ten chosen to model In th*
Mra. J . O. Huff left this after
show arv: Miss Elisabeth Whig- noon for .Cincinnati, Ohio, where
ham, Mlaa Elizabeth Pippin, Ml*s she will visit with her brother
Joan Axaarello and Mlaa Ellia- and alatcr-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.
bath Dyson.
C. W. Blech, for two weeks.
Itear#
*ac lo r y a
Mr. aad Mra. Ecbol* are bonoymooafal# In Miami and upon
thalr rater* wttt make thalr bome
m
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P e rsonals
The Rev. W. W. White, pastor
af th# Orlando Gospel Tabernacle
Billy Johnson is .pending .evand director of the OrUndo Goa- j t r l | weeks In Leesburg with
it Miaalon. will speak at th* friends,
nil Gospel. Tabernacle in San '
Mrs- James Lam.'. sn<! ion,
ford tomorrow morning. It was
announced today. Th* pastor, th* Billy, Miss Dorothy l'&p«- .in,I ().
Rev. George Ziemer.ha* returned J. Pope have gone *o Cloudland,
to Milwaukee to make final a r Ca., to spend a w rit's vacation.
rangements before moving to
Miss Nell Williams has re
Sanford.
Rev. Whit* haa teen heard turned to her home in Oviedo
over th# radio _from Orlando.to- after spending some time in
gether with hi* brother, C. R. Winter Par*.
White, who pUy* th* unique eu
Mr. and Mrs. W It. lt„n have
phonium hom. Mr*. White, wife
_ _____
of __
the______
pastor,, sings
soprano and returned from Fort Valley, Ga.,
is expected to late
ake part in th* where they have been - during
program. Also to be heard is Mr. ^hc peach season,
Crawford, tenor.
1
The musical program will be
Lawrence Harrison of f'ntm*.
presented in the morning service bus. Ga.. is spending a
'rcl* Four,
Mrs.
Francis
Meriwether, chairman, will meet
with Mrs. J . B. Gahan, 201
West Eighteenth Street.
Cirel* Five, Mr*. A. D. Smith,
chairman, will meet with the
chdBman, 600 Magnolia Avenua
with Mra. C. R. Daemon a i eohoflttu.
Clrcla Bl*, Mr*. J . D. Wood
ruff, chairman will meet with
Mrs. H. M. Wataon, 204 West
Eiteteenth Street.
Tl»# buaineaa meeting of th#
Wornart’s Society of ChristUn
Service of th# Methodist Church
will ba hald at the rh trch at
1:00 P. M. prv ceded hy th*
betid masting at 2:30 P. M.
O
TUESDAY
Th* AtarUn Class of th*
First Baptist Church will have
its regular
vV’lij Llv>cl.*1
meeting at tn* (Tome vfT Rra. B.
C. Moor* en 802 East Second
fltract at 8.00 P. M. with Mra.
•WTL. Vane# and Mr*. R. A
Will lama as co-hostesses,
T ie schedule which has been
TTta fourth In the aellei ol arranged by tha HlnUtarlal Aabridge parties being sponsored by loctation for tha Union Services
the Woman’a Club will b* held of tha Tmrtoui church* which will
in tha club house beginning at be hald aach Sunday evening at
2 * 1 P. M. An extra GOO point* 8 00 o’clock Ihroufhoul tha month
•HI b* given for promptness of August In tha Presbyterian
Chinas* checker* and rummy Church haa bean announced aa
ba played. Ho#tea##* followa:
are Mre. A. M. Philip*. Mra. J. . Aug> 10th Preacher: Major
T. Newby and Mra. Roy Tllltat ^William L anjtr, of tha Salva
_
WEDNESDAY
tion Army.
Wha woman of tha Episcopal
Aur. 17th Preacher: Tha Rev.
Church will aaw for tha Rad
Craaa In the Woman's Club be
ginning at 2:30 P. M.. sponsored
by Mra. S t Clair Whit*.
Ceorre Ziemer of tha Pull Go*.
> Tha American Legion Aualllary pal Tabernacle.
e l sew for tha Rad Croon in
Aug. Slat Preacher: To ba aa*
tha Woman's Club beginning at signed and probably to ba held
at tb* Baptist Churcfi.
W3° A’ MTHUR8 DAT
*
Tha Waaaan’e Auxiliary of
tha Praabytarian Church will
X w far tha Bad Craaa In the
Woman’s Club from *d>0 A. M.
until 12:20 o’clock, with Mra.
J . D. Woodruff sponsoring.
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AT THE CHURCHES
A n d P ersonal Activities
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SATURDAY. ALTGU9T 9, UHt
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA »
PACE FOUR
TI1E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
SATURDAY. AUGUST 9. 1911
dinner Take All
Rkc« At Saratoga
To Be Run Today
Remymf Budenny
M an h al Semyon Budenny, com
mander of the Itu.aian armiea oper
atin g on the aouthwe.tern front, la
leading Red eountrrattacka in th*
Smolensk area, according to Mo,row. Ilia force, are reported driving
t h , German* from entrenched po,ltlona Into which they were forced by
atalling of their LliU.
F ran k S. Hogan
Prank S. Hogan, a»,i<lant to New
York', racket-buating d iatrlrt a t
torney, Thomaa E. Ilewey, n th*
Democratic party's .choice to auereed h i, boaa. Hogan la not a mem
ber of Tammany and aaaiated ir, tha
prosecution of Tiger B oa, Jimmy
lllnea.
le-in llemlrroofl, head r f 1 * — 'lii - . n l Price Admtnlatratton, appearing
liefore the llouao banking
.1 •urrenry committee, point* to a ch art
with th* aawrlioit th at th. r’ <going to be a "moat pronounced increaa*
in til* coat of living.”. He drvU ii'l backlog of increased wholesale pricoa
would soon I-- n llectrd In retail pricer
Dorothy K ilgallen, l l - i ’
umniat, broadcaster and
thown In New York v •■•
child, Richard, J r . Th - m
vata life ia Air*. III. b.ud
w ife o f th * alago and a
Tha baby v a i born on I.
of hlg g ran d fath er. J.i .
ra llcn . another i.« w , iui
Erneeto U ta h n * Bgndhea •
ro e - of the rTaaaii
■lottin g .ta k e a‘
p I i a hug from la’*
nvo him to victory
he tir ,t hent to Ilia
I Gallon w*vn th** acc►hni -h and took tha
lin g tb v The cham
. It. If. Jotiniton, ol
Ite, N .C
ith being
Tharged
_ a N a il R_a n i ,
Ernesto Bluhma Sanches, 47-yoarild Cuban of German paranU go.
aaa placed under a m a t bn Havana,
ruba. The police say th a t faund
trca rm i, Naxl propaganda matarlali
and map* of itra te g ia h c Um i a t
Cuba in hU homo. w
SARATOGA S P R IN G S . N. Y .
( r Au*. 0 .—OP)—T h* n ation ', sport
iest h o n e n te , with the winner
lik in g i l l — the r e it won't even
e irn oat money— b rin g , out eight
top-ranking tw o-year-old, in to
d a y ', 112,000 S a n t o , , Special.
0
T h * winrtev *lao g e t , - betide,
* the $12,000 and a lot of honor—a
priaad gold cup. F.’ ch owner pay,
PSO to onter h i, h o n e and *n ad
ditional $250 if he g tart*. Origi
nally, 40 h o n e , were entered hut
o n ly .eig h t will face the barrier.
ft
Run over the tix-furlon^ counc
with each ho ne carrying 122
pound,, today', Special
provide*
w rubber meeting bvtween Jock
W hitney’,
D ialer
and
Mr»,
Sh ^ n»M T V e o n 'e Amphl0 ff/HOor.
market the
w firat outing ag ain ,t atake winner,
for two of the beat Juvenile pro»n«eta of the year — Me,. Payne
W hitney', unbeaten Shut Out and
Mra. Ethel V. M a n ' Black Raider
Four other ou t,lan d ing two0 y e fr-o ld ,,
headed
by Warren
W right'* Some Chance and Joseph
E. W idener'* N’ipalckle, a ,urprl,e long-,hot winner here earlier
in the week, complete the field.
O ther, a rc -W. E
Boeing'« Pul
In and W illi,m Ziegler , Wait a
* B it.
hour h o n e ,, two of them from
the Brnokmrade .ta b le „f >|r,
llo<lge Sloan, have been name.I
for the 62nd running o f the |I0,.
0 0 0 Alab-mn .ta k e ,
for three
$ year-old f i11it-,, the dnv'a ,ccnn*
dary feature. The field for the
mil« and a quarter run i , the
arnaueat in years.
Favored la John A: B e ll', [ ) , rk
P
* consistent performer
“ *_fllly atake* all aeraon, with the
W Brookmeade pair of Yarrow Maid
u u Po?!MrJa * cI,,*«
accoml
n u n . At 5 ° f n ,*rwi i , Samuel I>
nfddla a W ar Hatard. Fach will
r *ry 114 pounds.
Bfetz Dawns
Bundy
Ta Place In Rye
iiy ja ck Sords
IANT FDR GIANT
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UkNli'f — I
UL/OU'f Mlt i f
I'n fc tW f-lft
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FaJ&IA iST'dCI^ A rtu s M irrtR . i*J
AViP.iCAd ASSOCIATE
t i c >7 S i* Fe f r , TWo ’4 0 4 M A 40
U Je iS S S l l O txlf 13 SOUPRlJiekaUy F A h f
Marjorie l.ongstalT
H aJ. Geu. John F. O 'llyan
M»J. Gan. Joh n F . O'Ryan o f Nos
York, veteran commander of th.
tttsT YW»”Natrailr BMWi.tT
o f tho Second Paraehuta Battalion from tha Marine Base at Quantiro, V a„ carry out a aham
a rural oirport near Fredericksburg, Va. Forty-two chutists Under command of Capt. Robert 11.
leaped from 760 feet, landing In 60 aeconda, and captured tho airfield. The attack wa* staged in
connection with maneuver* being held by the +lth Dlvixum from Camp Ula, N. J .
D olf Camilll, Brooklyn Dodgers slugger, and hi* wife. R ath ,
--------* boy
— ■bora ■
*
admiration a t their fifth khlld,. a- 0-pound,
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10-ounc*
la
n Midwood H ospital
World W ar eomntandrr o f th * 27M
Division, baa bean appointed tenio
advisor to Bee rat ary af W a r Hettr
X- Stlm ion.
Ifncotiacioui and her skull freetured, an IH-year-old girl w a, abantinned at Mr mortal Hospital in
Nashua. !i. J I . by a young man who
E N l f W '- t ) * 1
tifying hitnaelf.
)Iours later she ftcow red aulllci*ntly to ro-. cal sho was Marjorie Long.
alalT, of Boston, but aha lapsed back
ic lu a conus before aha could tell
what had happened.
a
•
B" P,<jr' nf S ,n '-* Monica,
^ C * " l . 0-«. N-3, 8-0.
TfcMf of naval operation*, Admiral
Harold R. Stark la pictured as ha
called with Gan. George 0 . Mar•hall, army chief of staff, for a
White Home conference with Praildent Roosevelt about the Far East
ern crisis. They declined to divulge
tha results of their hour-long topvam tiea with th* Chief Executive,
Mrs. Ccoka. ,eod *d Second,
c - r r - - * II *1-0 victory nyer Mary
Ar--|,| nf j/ ,, ytngolo*.
Tbq women's dotihlos Gnala.
mbb-h wilt he nlnyad Sunday,
Coainjlf MACK dAP
FAgNA O l THiAb id I9 ? 5
M t ^ f HiM 6 fl iM A
PEAU WifH MCMT’Ml*
M lriF lE A fto U S -C X JT F ie b O e R (*O0GHT
4 i 1 t l o . f f i A . t n d D G U v/esV
HOMER HITTER, TOO
Th»* National llu rtu ii of Stirul*
un is, of the I >**|>urtment of ('oin*
riifrc**, m niil**avonnir toi|fV**lop
a l«*ttrr <«|urk |>luir for itirplanv
m icin et.
yAWkise o o T F ie ip e R .
To m
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Mrs. Orton 0 . «Munn
NSW YORK—A new Bundl«e for
Britain hat created by Robert Dud,
ley. oao •! New York's foremost
dcilgntr*. Is being distributed ..td
department and retail store* over
tha nation, fottotrlrtg its rrcCnt in*
Iroduetton In New York. It wlU toon
be io id from coast to r o u t • per
centage of every sate being devoted
to the Bundle* far Britain fund
Originally modeled by U n ' Orson
D. Munn. et New York, one ef
America's best dressed women, the
bet hat created a vogue In the snort
•Irelea of tho Eastern United KUtaa
Exciting development! are expected
? .when ll reach** Hollywood, where
savarat motion picture su m wiU.
, modal l»-bafor* th* camera!. Bras
Johnson, prominent young, radio
actress, and June llavoc-star
setreas,
Havoc, st of tb s
fee irtte h i
with on adjustibte meah back '
tie* to Rt th* heed. Tbo croi
fantura, to • tiny, detachable
phene bat boa *o top *1 tbo a
.wkleb bolds gibaO of knitting
■ strond oi which bend at th*
Two rod, white and blue noedh
Rear Admiral A. T. Beanie yard
aaila from New York for Rio da
Janeiro, Brasil, where ha will servo
m navel attache at the U. S. amhaaay. In lino with tho admiaJetnu
linn1* cAanavotLia a ltk a * ..s L a __ _
lv
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WEST PALM BEACH, Aug.
«rM H n. Cookn and Mar- 0^—(AT— The West Palm Reach
# p r*t Gahorwe, o f Ran F r a r -I* . team waa celebrating an appar
"•• a c k iju t Mias Rundy and MU* ent victory In the Florida Ameri
can J.eglon Junior baseball tour
B a**.
p u l* cpw o f tha m—
doubles nament Friday whan two of Its
Gw-I b re a k **, was filled. Rlega games were ordered replayed on
F nnd, Gena R « b s , o f l o r # • • » !« , a technicality.
The West Palm Beach team
»--reow tlng Fd AmarV o f f«»-s
Lakeland, 4- 1, In
f - a p r lr f o , •ml Robin Hloocnatlol. lad defeated
the
finale when Jeaa Darla, of
a r t San B tm ard ln o, C a l'f., In
Gainesville,
itete
athletic direc
fo u r Mta.
tor, announced that the birth r*rtifieate of Ralph Fisher, outfield
er for the victors, had teen filed
KILLED IN CRASH
too late.
- Davit eald Lakeland could have
PANACEA, Aug,
claimed a forfeit but preferred
tent- Harold- R. Levinson-of to replay the game. Davis order
ale Msbry Air Bnoo at Tn0n- ed-W est Palm Beach’s,t-d semi
Hoc* waa killed Friday as tho final victory over Gainesville el* t Army ppraglt plan* fa was eo replayed.
for !) A. M. tomorrow, w ith Lake
land m eeting tha winner a t 3 : I’.
M.
Tho athletic director declared
that W est
Palm Beach official*
Gelicved ir rule book regulation
requiring tL c filing of birth car-,
tificuU a before Ja n . 1, 1940. wax
a typographical errvr, w ith 1941
Intended. A telephone call to na
tional headquarters, P avla said,
disclosed th a t 1949 waa correct.
Flat e r had been Inatrum entil
in W aal
Palm
B each's victory
aver I-aktland. Ha accountad for
two h it* and scored a run.
W A LLH ID E
IN TER IO R FLAT
SEM I-GHOSS
and G LO SS
| .v
f*»r
f. t u r
W A TER SFA R
ENAM ELS and
V A R N IS H ES
ll P u -
S U N -P R O O F
HOUSE PAIN T
FLO R H ID E VNAMEL
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PAINT S T Y L IN G
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t ii a t ; iik i it
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Noil,-, i. h-irt.v .i.t-n Unit un
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retolutlno <1>■I> ,.| o i.i.j l.t th .
HOAr«| »*f I ’nuntY (Jornrnl«g|*»n* t • **f
H.mlm.l* t'oiiols. Klorhla. ,t
r.g u lv r a>1h>or rtr.l o i.n in x hrl.l on
th * Itlh ,t«v „f jn|y, t , f t , H|..
. tat Klectlon will hr hrl.l no T o r,
m l t r«u» IIIVOUCM
OIIIIUH o r P^MLICATIO*
TO IlKATKU'K v. H illT lI V*..-.«nii
Itoail
II. r . !» 1 . Hprlpufl* l»l.
Legion Tourney
Gaines Ordered
Played/ O ver
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TOMATO PLANTS 10* doa., 38e
per 100. >,000 now no. 8 con*
and tide cheep. 400 W. 1tth
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. W alter PU f**% M u™ ha flo at and P a , Hold-T h g B A T T L E * and Metro New, of
«ho D o,.
Gene Reynold* and Hal
Ih ree flloofw ," Brenda
m Andy ’ C tfe s,. E r .i ,» - B n *
UERY QUEEN'S PENTHOUSE
im,, Marfa rot Lindaa,, Charlie
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young couple who
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inluUred In food old ,4Hoj
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Evelyn Brvnt a n otbet. I
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vital
nat.on
of the- BUI*
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egme, doeoted
the »wankU»t dining rftonr or de
luxe. fcotaurm^ doom in the
hombleal hamburger or hot dog
. f e d «.m«dl„ w ith'every'para,
graph of thu w r i thorough wn.
lUry rodo. oUblUhod h , Uto
lletei, Crntmla.lnn, ThU In erherr
tho f r a c t io n <n the alaff of UW
rommlulon mu.t bo cm their toee
errrr wmMng.iUy o f the xyt%r.
• the prelection of th«
•af.fp and ccafo rt of
loria of rUltora to ,JJw
le lfy a O aa well a . "o f
Ulna cliltani of PtorMt
Or, regularly or .00 otwrepMa the hololt, * aparttnea. •rooming h<m»c-, fd a t lea/1 rnro
drrelktlene fouo
grlthln
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^ u m .a r the
la U Joou hU lleen.o.
aV have a’ etpipl.lnt
* and reonk'lon. are,
and orpa. along: the
i,Pf the .U to, from Pen*
K K w Wfat, along IKith
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.rnnattonal -M d lp g *
for nllgloua oefrieef.,
(SPECIAL)— P ro m t lea ef
E. Abbott to the ooolUoa of a
month and
an* In.nve*
c tc l
AMY .again. p<rtrojr» the. Doted
i tho fme m/»ter, picture. "E li
'Vj coming to tho Rita Theater
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DISAPPLA
'O U R WILL l A r f OVEft,
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Ali work, the A m ,
lag done under contra
d a .n m a ^ r.rV r-v
�Hanford In The Only Central
FBoridn City Affording Rail, H if*
And Water Transportation
NUMBER t n
Ends Of Battlefront
. * * M U U te r
United Stale*
1,‘ TMe Nation
British Lose A Destroyer
GO-Milc Gain Toward
Leningrad Claimed
l or Nazi Invaders.
By Londtin
............
ffm m n d s
Drive On Odessa
Said Progressing
Dvernmcnt Plana To
Take Over Are Ly
ing Ready For*, Use
Gets Air I>ogt
ington Fopowing
W
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IN
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O
N
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thia eactloa af tha atata
w the peaelhtlHiaa of
b a n aad at that Uaw
;«
Russians Say Thei£/*'
Forces Are Hold-’
injr Against Rnemv
tfABHINCTON, A t*. 11 —
h A d ifiM t official assefttoday that plan* far itv im -!
at - acUora a f tha Federal
IpbuUdlng and Dry Cock Ooteky s t Ktaray, N. J , arc “lyr ready an tha d i k * at tha
Nry Department, f*P *»a- If Ihe
may did not »Har ita
ilgenC' aUltuda fat tha .Irik ,
k ha* tlad op *439,000..
In defen** order*.
M off|clal, who daellncd to
lit tha oaa at hta M ira, prom
( that tha action aoutd be
tUd within AS hour.. I* ilUput# center, around a
a ahaip demand by tha C.
i
la Navy’s .plan would re-
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.
tlr A«»flntrt 1*1*aa
,
•
*,'
Utrm nnv’H invakfof) nrmled
<u m <1i i <I into both ends o f
tin: lJilKl.m ilo- battlefrohk •; :rt
totliiv. <rnrlng a CO-mile advniu-o lownrtl I/Hilngrad Ilf; ,
j
the north unit threatening . ,J
the Black Son port of Odta*
Mj
•»a in tlio south.
A n'ti'.ritalivo
sources
l.oiiilon M ill two Nazi
-lit
COMT*: '
Until i rtrik in g
t> ward OdUMr
win' imikmg "very con»Uler*kle,
|if km -«.'•* impc idling the ImportJ
mil whi'iit renter nf Nikolaev, I k
j
Hitler nnrthvoat of Odessa.
V,-AjjJl
I lu G erm an drive curt, thfajUftHS
i|ti.itler< a v e rte d , already "l*ajfr; ;
in'e riiteM'il iho Dniester River.
It "in Adolf Hiller'* field hroH-,
i|uarier< none n ler»e eommuab'
...... .I.. lo in » .th n t “pursuit of
-j
the leirenilnir enrmy In , ‘h*,
n.ruin,-
dpbulldbig and Drjdock Comrnv at Kearny, K- I .
The two concern* hold eloae
a billion dollar* worth o f ort » for navy sad merchant tra
i
progressing rapidly
in.
Tha Camdan agreement, n * o atod hetwaan New York Shlpilkflhg and the InduiUtal onion
f marine and ahlphulldlng workta. 1* aohject to, ratiflyatloa by
W union mamb*r»hlp. Complete
Kail* ware' m i anuanaced. hot
Ihn Croon, m l-n
president,
|na*d .the agreement "about the
n Disagree On
urlew' Effectiveness
’>■-V -a. . V]
ittc e 1
Farmers T o , '
Son Of Sanford Future
Send Boys To Camp
Residents W i l l
Enter R. C. A. F.
After S week of the gatnlin*
l*rd ^disagreed today as to wha-
t h ^ M * * a a eidarable savins hail
Need Fpr Leadership Speaker
i. Osidi daater polatsd out that
If all elites over the coentry
uvOd •s Uttte gasoline,' It would
m s te . the tedal klfh anough to
h e 1wiSUwkUe. Ha said that If
all ■fetUrwt centlnaad to camperate . with --th e
plan, tatollno
bole.To
Before
gasoline
S l N i Mead at his ataiion,
Ugk to fe ik i It worthwhile.
M 'S I M t 1
Im k W t *
2 2
Seven White Men Gordon Swaim Is c a v o H
S e ve n Ncgroei
For Canada To Bo
Comprise
Cal
gin His ■Training
At Home
the i.atetlane^
Q^r Hew* Brief*
afternoon,
—
. _______
were aent to man wheae order
____ *r* under__M nM16BA,
M M iB tlia
rank 0I ." “wbera
board said. A faw of tha new
registrants whose . number* nra
1,610 will be aent quo*m aad than the
bonrJ
irt mailing queaUonnalre*
i whaea number* art
• •» -j-e■
iterr* tan h#.u**d among
2 Sanford Men Get
B ig Catch Of FMi
Cordon Swaim, 24, son of Mr.
and Mr*. B, M. Hwulm «f San
ford, left Sunday fur Toronto,
Canada, when ha will become u
member of the Kuyai '('uiuilinn
Air
Forte. ......
Mr. ^..aim
S»
— ..........
wus
ployed
' . I aa a aalaaman fur the Cu
dahy
__ _________
___________
_ihy IFiulilng
Company
In Urtaii
do until hu left for Canada.
The young filer has received
private training from Ale* Kn»ihe
In Orlando and has had IS hour*
of solo flying. Ila ha* nlwuy*
been Intcreated In airplanes, and
Ala parents daclare he |.i scldiun
happy until he la seated In thu
cockpit of e plane.
Several times he hne (lewn
from Orlando to Sanford In see
hta parent*, and at tho some
Hma add time to hi* cruas-cuuntry flight credit. Ilo has n pri
vate pilot'* liesnse.
Mr. Swaim Joined the Cudahy
Company In April ami since then
baa had throe promotion*. He
went to high school in Orlando
whan hi* parent* were making
thslr home in that city. Ill* fel
low workers at the Cudahy Com
pany rave him a farewell party
In Orlando Friday night.
Tha filer will receive thrve or
four week* pra-fllght training In
ord«r to learn army life, hi* pa
rents related. Following HUs be
will ba given flying Instruction*
fbr three or four month* before
he ki sent to Kogtand.
Mr. Swaim'* hobby (s photography and be aspect* that lids
mum
far handy In soma w f
h# la with tha R. C, A. F.
prefers combat planes to
ire, but'pita not know rut
ikl> branch h* will bo pbiei
mada tha trip to Canada
n friend, wha toak him al
to tha banter. Mr. and Mrs.
a said. Tka flier ha* volunI for -tea duration af to*
»» lenser" apd latar plan*
to *p flying aa b|a career.
Ke’inliiult* rhaptrr of tha Kutur#*
Parmer* nf America will hold a
-pedal Hireling Tuesday night at
•::sn ••'<lock ut tie homo of AltX
II. Juhnmm, ihIvImt, to eelee*
live hoy* In n'Jrnd Inc first anmill Future Fanner* leadership’
<.«ini* ut Cumpp O’ticno, near
11iuli Spring*, front Aug, IT to
Auv. 1KI.
• K a r h rhaptrr in
tho atata ! * • '
iilluwiil tn send five toys to the
rump, Mr, Johnson said. White
Ihctc they will rrcciva ItaderthlH
I ruining. niako chapter reports,
plan liumpieU, lako part lit re*
rmitl'innl arttvlites, study UiD
■Inmy, duviau means of n W M .'
!m"!yX-f<
J t-V hsi!tcr activitlea, end
I'aiilciputo In diamatlca and o u t.’
•lour spurt*.
Tho ini'i'tlnir Tuesday wilt be
hold ut Mr. Johnson's home be*
rauso tlm chapter ream la being
Army Rejects 2
Seminole County
Two memhers of fhe Semlnale
Cotinly ■roup of dr*ft***. . aid
vulunlerra which reportod FrldeFA
In Camp {Handing for indurthte',
Into I ha" Array war* rejected kt
thu physical csemination. ThtF'
weiu Karlyle Houiholdtr of Sea*
f"id. luoiler of the group, and
Andrew Mikler of 8 la vie. Acrnrdlog tn. Mr. Houshold*r,v
ih« Peminolo County group wee.
the “finest, buneh af boy*" wha
r* per tod fur Induction that day,;
About 1.10 other* from all aartil
of Florida arrived at the HPto
time.*
Knrouto to Camp Blandlng le.
a chartered hue, six mure M * '
were- picked Up In D«
13 In Palatka, Mr. f
related. Tha gtoup war
tn lent* as anon aa (hi
tnd were glean a dim
Mr. Houahoidar dam
“very good."
Three of tho Hemlna
erono, Richard OiBiere
Snulre* and - Mr. H
war* given Ut* oppot
Darufening to tha regl
whan (hoy arfltw lBlanding. . 0.1 did a * 1
Y:
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To Meet Increased Consumption
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S8ER, A o r 7
I m V U m ge table
lengthen
their
• to meet the un>
in*eo aririag from
If they relee
tee to prsrlda fee
* Mi'l Increased
Uenf Me then Me*
«r' o f Agrleulturt.
tag renter* f f
buying
fraah
fratto and vegetable* ■* near **
poaaible to Army eampa. the will.
ingnrs* they here »hown In-MY*
Inff produce loeelly which run be
tecurrd In ttUrfaetory nmnunto,
end the itiffiealtlee new arUbig
{
In tmaapr-rtatlon, here chang-rd
r
conditions greatly nnd the- w**"
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Florida grower «vlll extend hi.
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growing icasoni to meet thit . I
chinfc.
"State Farmer*’ Market* nr
I
le t up to help crow era. markvi * I
Ram Hav
♦*»•, . I
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produrt* their pmdoee.
Win. be made due to w*r rondl- ehange' In condition*. I I I 1. W llv^ , J
iD,n *. Mr. May* natd, “ informi- wrote to Prr-W iim nn WMfflR V’fc
ttow rrcchrrd by mr office fmH. o r r o r t / f o r a*rlrul»nie «t | S .
fl
Mtoo U nt aomr actlcn along thl* IJnfrrmltr ef Florida. <i»kln* t i.
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*
•[■J remtla birr* already been hameatlng period". A table whir1*
trttWmwn from ‘ their
u*-«l he had prepared hr Dr. F. J*.
Jamison, head of the vrgrfitMr
•eirirrh division of th" Stole
Rrnerlmen* Station, hi* Wle-*
llmdde
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•nitlea
tendotraly *btrt" —wkltf Quartermaster M nV 't O n to r r .
be hard pressed H-
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harvratlne tlmo fn-.nll w ' t M ”
"Town fo iem rfW Ir to Nor4'*.
Central and South Florida. An
rftmlnatlon o f It erec*l* thnt
our grower* can harvest a m t
-•actable or "th«r
prarlUtllr
•he yea' round. C o le* of Into
table will ho sent t i.n n y Inter••ted person rendlnr n rmuerl
tor ll to the office o f |h . dlfeg*ie of S**le Farmrra’ Market*
JecVwinvIIle.
"We h*r* the depiend » • h**»
the market*, ai.d we have the
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S ea
Is la n d
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Poultrymen Wage
Campaign Against
Pullorum Disease
P ound
P A U L
GAINESVILLE, Amr. T^-Ptultryioen from all of Florida a n
c peeled to gather at Camp
MrQuarrio, In the Oealp National
Format, for the fourth annual
Poultry Inxtltute during tho week
of Auff-IH 23.
D. K. Fowell, poultryman with
the Slate Agricultural Extenalon
Srrviev, rak l’. today an Intemat*
Ing program hoa teen arranged
fir tie week beginning,.Monday
evening and continuing throuib
R O B IN S O N
Pa o v / m s s s o t a s L
MUCH CHAHCS CSCTTW'
it. u r n , u
BHANGEH
n o r V—
A a.'fM O O N V tM N S
anothats
•jouhomb/i*------
Homer* VlUri LaHuata. who !
been In WaaMngton In conned
with the Pene-iotM er bound
trouble, waa pnaantod to Frnld
Booeevelt by C apt Colon 1
Alfaro, Kcuadorlaa aaialaUr.
tatting fiw L fr ) cento to
pound far their tong atipie eol
ibla aaaaon leom a* of a.abort
b f raw illk and Egyptian cot
•aid todiy waa Uto Drat t
L Cut*landing ip"al
*xek includo D. r . I
the pohltfy b tubai
st at Alabama
tltule. Auburn. ■
poullnr departg
(lire Farmer, O
Danville, III, i
a commercial ft
and 1|. K. Robocker of* AtCnl*.
formerly auperijUndent of Bhte
Vpringa Farm In Georg|A.
' (The accond annual Chop Ma*
Qtiarrle Egg Show will he, ataied
.during the week, and
number
of producer* am expecting )o
VaUr doarne of egga. .
j Recrratlun fralurae will M a d e
awfnnnlng, loaltag, toll a tor) «*,
kangaroo court, rtowkara,'. bridga,
handball, and horaeahoyiL .
Camp McQuanto la a barmaa*
rflt .<-11 club caidp maiiOalped
the Extra,Ion Ben
>r Park, roultiyaeea
•
P e a c h e s .......
i •_
.
ImI
-m**•’.*»
Bananas
L e t t u c e .....
*i
, • •’ *
Lemons doz* 23c
rwlRauB '
L im e s , d o z .
'• 1 •
sum
a ik*.
12c
x ru n
17c
\ 4u
19c
aw'warr
Potatoes
Potatom
devoted to fnanaL-----_,W of the
layer, and mhceilaneotul Item*,
We-loerday to marketing- and tho
annual meeting of tho Florida
Poultry Producer*’ . Aaaoelatloa,
rhurway to breeding and hatch*
__I e.L i.u
_ ..t j
IN MCCR.AS A
S U S S /.'
%
y
A p p le s 5 lb s .
flA T W S A O H B WAS
&IMPLCSON.’
t CAMPIN’IWN
TVS BAND***!-,
CXSGUISCD
Strickland
Motors Inc.
article* and
dtoweU eitd O
will U
through
LS<RUC<URt tMA
GONNA CCACHTW S
rfisS*iisr
a titkJr,M»< naalagtaafaehtfc
1 * 1 UPPER. MILE- V
t-W V -T b c
■land_______
cottor
flrat hale of Bea 1,1___
ginned In Florida tbia aetaon waat
r.iuffht br the Flr*t National |
Banlt of LoMhurg hrre Wadnea-1
day far |41>—a dollar a pound
It waa grown by A Hugh Hour- 1
\*r. Leraburg, who ttaa M akt«*Orowem. who hare bopea of
- GINS - LIQUORS
/
rca*ey, 1I-, N. M «ff To Sanford
I'rcdoctw* Credit Aaan.
i A. IK H A f POHlRLUSSl
F irs t
AKKTT
r
.1 1
/
th« corporation of Florida ve«0
in atop their ac- table grower* to i»*V» the co-*
m produce’front
r ft • th r mkrlrac
lo< the demand of M r.. Mayo aald:
n trfceta art* aun
Inc e ablpped In
IKLIVKBY-TOONS «•«
—
•a (WlACT FAYltiKT ItANt
”!« 22L*2-Sl
•ntgener, but naanufaeturlnf o f
nka *n<| other war eurnti.il*
reduelnr the output of truck*,
*d each day bring* n» nearer to
* gaaolbte rat bn card.
-Laat Spring/- William
L.
Ilaon. dimeter p f State Fai-m.
If Market*, advised me that
f * y punha.lng? renter, a*ke«l
W sta le PamwyV Market for
faduea whleh .1 'lorIda reowrrr
td atopned her waling bemuse
» banaf *e**o
had ended.
»
o f il l
A RG O
C O F F E E .................
Argo Sllced Pineapple
s ;I j . . , , *£ Co II S «
Ii Q
**'**** * ”
T u n e s .* ..
al
E c o n o m y T o i l e t S o a p 3 l i a r s 10c
All Brand* Milk 3
.V fa I C A L O D O G
22c
�------------- — - —
<oa—
A 1-. V-1-'.--------M
B
r
IX* jL.
Sanford In The Only C e n t r a l ^
E*orld« fity Affording TCnil. Ilighua'g
And Water Transportation
M o n F r u it A a i Y i p i i M n T h a * A *y.
: \ - B la tt e r A r e a f a H o r lite
%
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
^ U T .I tS T
Hull Declares
Germany Eyes
This Territory
r f-
at?
t r e a s u r y
S e c re ta ry
^ M o rg re n th a u
^ T a x a tio n
," l i o n s
r
r
,
L o tto n
tro p
Is
S e n a to r
S eeks
F o r
M o re
N ew
r ___ __
M il-
. ^ l
n
tx p e c t e d
P e o p le
S e c re ta ry
to
Ke
Says
O f
Jap an
s p o n s ib le " F o r
c irc le m e n t In
N l MltKK 290
M ember A sso cia ted l ’rwra
1911
Red Force South
Kiev
Captured, Germans Claim
S ta te
Is
8,
N azi
R e-
F lie rs
.M e e t
D e a th
In
e rs
T h e S o v ie t
T aken
E ft-f'
E ast
O f
P e r s o n a l -‘ I n
com e
E x e m p tio n
A sk ed
Is
O f C o n g re ss
- W A S H I N G T O N . Au*. S w n — Advocating an "all-out
tax program for defanae,”
Saeretary of _tha.. Traaaurv
Morgcntnau naked Conprexa
(May-to tax millions of adffiOoiial persons wittrpmall
incomes try cutting personal
Income tax exemptions and
tp' s t iff e n other taxes on
married couple* and corporation*.
Syje told tho Sonata Flnane*
G*aimlitr* that ravanaa from the
Hao.e-approvtd tax WU khould
Roger C. Peace, pshliehcr of
bo increased from tho prooent 33.- the rlewa-Pled mont, Grranvtlle.
*03,200.000 to “at tealt” 33,300,000,000.
% lforgonthau hinted
strongly
that he would Ilka much mot*.
U* gave no figure* on how deep
ly ho thought peraonal exemp
tion* should be cut.
“W . have attempted to spoil
« ( aa many proteetlona and (ten,rd* aa wa could,” he added,
noting with a smite that the
pearilag bUI had
r~*r*teea
than exlat In totekriou atate*.
Ilenderaon raid t h a t - k ^
a • price control • admlalatratton
■robebly would hare dtract re*ponalbllltr for admbtfateriBt.
i s s a &
would
V «8
. g y c J g ’S
8. C-, haa been appointed b:
“ -b ■ to fill
Gov. Burnet -R. Maybenk
uneiplrad term of the late Hen.
Alva If. Lumpkin, who died in
Washington aftar serving
lava
than two waaki. Sen. Lumpkin
had bean appointed to fill un
expired term of James P. Byrnes,
now a Suprama Court Juatteo,
W ar Inescapable,
ox Say», Urging
D ra ft Extdmon
House
T o ld
It
io u ld
n ite
promts*
ilation
and
given
sU U K k
Central
chief of tho
appointment
TBVH
nder ooeationlni
Williams V
W
aking
tod U>* MH oura-M
.
situ * th 't If ha war* kale*ted
d seek
as administrator,
staff that wa«M
," U S
N -a S tW W
ationa” and that
1which net
■try could “go foi
grant task.’
■I
wemment Hints
Ic Steps In
ipyard Trouble
13
* , .I . I . . . .
•Mints o f
action if
dra stic
fall
out by
ay after wi
■ * ;»
Lions Club Membere
Enjoy Hlvif Cruise
Member* of th* Llona Club
enjoyed a boat trip on Lake
Monro* and along th* SL John*
River yesterday aboard F. K.
Roumlllat’a cruiser, thg “Rkvlarh." Th* group met at the
Sanford Boot Work* about 2:00
P. M. and returned about 9:10
o’clock tact night. A fried thicken
supper wa* served aboard the
bant.
Those present were:
Alva L. Collin*, Maxwell Ste
wart. Rd Malach, Porter LanaIpg, W. B. Ellerbe. W. A. Adams.
O. >8. Tolar, f> D. Icott, E. J.
Mayor. W. V. Bitting. 8. - C.
Dickerson. E. R. la tter, Ed'llr
LangtotU, Fred Pop*. W. A. Patrick. Jam** .E, Rowland, W. A.
Ludwig, Jsha Mclsch. Jr., Jot
Malach and F. E. RatHhllUL
f t u * Bdouble
pvy
aircraft firing center 31 V*nlca
was s**n Tbonday to thu War
Department’s aaslgnmant *( Lieut
Edward H. Karating as conatruetion quartermaster than.
Tho transfer woo mod* without
comment, and Arm* dr*Ira Indi
cated than would k no further
WASHINGTON, Aag. B - (8poMoat hnM itent
» * * * waa a
hill Mviclng condition* for re- *1*1)—An anriy atari an eoMtraeenliatment I n th* N#vy, Coast tlon of th* Army'* pvojoated anti
th* frooent
- Tho aaeond mcoauro extended
■oflta of federal workmen’*
‘ wo to men rm■r other
out tide o f the
a
XOf XJ. In
8o u ^ America Cited
far Um ramp a n
Tho Vcnlea comp, yat onwoted.
bo aractad on a atratch of
Gdf and Uto
. , 1
' day dV-
as
I want'
\5S»
fS S T n d mtm, wmt t hoUt est
u. a Skeptical W
Vichy*« Arnwrances
r - a i f W
•*
lo until funds
avaltebU. An
a bUI is atill
.. :
United State*
jg far l i t an
te Central and
■
fr a
wa !
R u s s ia
Object Of Drive
t f f 'i i m
'in * A n jA T
•» « V
a
thoj
I l'W fonl
S a tu rd a y
D ay
Is F in a l
F o r L ic e n s e s
I
f.»r th*’ lumt
31
yciir*, If it x T h rille r
tomorrow
u i "i n i i O V 1 •' cl i.
rin*
rt inaliiiiii:
IJ
fi.nl
I
thi* murniiaf nl I .*10 o*t lo^k for Ihome children wh< \%i*h I n 1 1 1*1*11 tliitfIcil lo i n n t Mu* lari*.
nf her home, !»|H Myitl.* Avtiuii’, piirehiisi* Minn in ortlrt to I h * ml |i|iiota yet h i Im* fillctl lay I hi* Si m
follnwinir a Inuctliy HUii*»i» S iif m illf d fm * to the special n in ti-J itmli* ( ’m inty d in ft boai.l
«I •I
| xx:** thi* wifi* of I* P.
Piir I hm,
I f o r m e r fin* rhii*f ••( S i i n f o n l ami
I imxir «) h r ’*rvt»r
f.»r
Ihi*
I *nil •«l
^Sla te * W i a t h i r l l u r . a u .
nrc, thurliM
siiid t.nluy.
Miirriauti, manager, i h.itlylc
11ou-*ho birr.
_My.it r
h.i •
|Io|.|
iiisiirntiri*
snh 11111111,
•
lie*
tile
thr |!
xx d r i l l
\
r
luxe
•(♦*•(»
fdllllll
(i- Iifimiii: Iti’rmitii
4II* III 11 till
I .It IT(’I
Ihi
M i l ! i •••»)*
t x i i f r«*|MirVri|
h d l . l l t l l T 1 III It iiXX It ••)) f .a l i r
C . l l l x IdtlrlX
| | | ( I i ••** f i d X I* I I h g l l
Tomorrow la the* final day fmobtaining ilorf licrn»e« and vnr
niK •Xla»* lla rriion of the post thuigt* f the hrloop nit 111 Mo I ••iiiih-iihI tri .ml. r! I.> tut ilt cl.ilim
clm tion •ir»ln»t rnbUh. II. \
Mffiri* d u ff has hrrn designated 1n u rh t'ani|i lllamling
i.f i tiiiii iiim |(t. (.it I*tllc.l »»r
Horn
nt
I.ymlon,
llhm,
mi
M.»y
by I’or! muster II. J. Holly to | II..yo lung (hi* turn \xtl| trioatti • *| *t 111 a’*I ,4 "fallal .• -It* . . . Ant*
S«yrr, City clerk, imid tmluy.
1
I,
|M00(
Mr*.
P
t
I
iiii
x
%
um
I
hi*
handle thi* i*lt* of stamps be- [ h i srivin* i
urging all those who hnv%* iioi
111hi*r 111 in
I ’iidri l.iii H fill* X l i l l c yet had their pet* license.I !•• | '.iiighUr of Ihi* lair X II llm k l».-rn ths- hours I.f U:l,’> A. M- I |.n--.-nl D\* thr t.-rni (ur dinfl..-\ Sd V I* | • d l l ) fit lilt l( | H*’ - l l t . l lll.x
f
1
»m|
Nan
S.
Brock
The
faimly
do »o.
and l» lf» A M. Suturduy.
[ i- oiii* yt-ur, hut u bill I 411 •h-. o ! a( 3 l ll a ll li lt;».| l»(-l lit*. 8 . ’ M i l l ) I . Dr. C. W. linker, v rtrrin »ri »•• uiovrd to lAivtlaml. Ohio. xxh.it*
A pi He Will be given to till* I puisrtl by the Senate to rx h ’iid r . d l l i i i m i f i d ’ii k i l l * ’I xviiiiH l e i nit*I
| i r gest iiumler of thi* iwriiHl |H months, with in • • | *f h i *'*l . h i r i n i f I h r f i t .1 * I k
will be on duty in the tear i MU. i“Ti(nii |ivri| until -lie nt.ir-L 1 (1,1
the City Hull from 10:00 A. M MJ. **.r u* *•**' 1,1 1
iitam ps in his or her ImhiW. Thosn ' creased pay for th«* eslru tmn XX* a k • . . f III*’ XX K . . (III. I M ’«I I* t i l l
•Shv te-rum.. . n.rn.lH-r ..f tlx-chd.lrrn
h.dd.ng .lvf.-i.M- Imnd- I Th.- f.v.- v.dunlrvrs
until 12:00 o’clock noon Haturdax
I h l * ’. It* II | . a - “ i ' i >.f 1 1•***a( I s l l ll, lll lll
lo vaccinate the dogs. Tho K 1 r. sojrtrnan l hurrh »t .... .-..rly „ ,|| |H. admitted t» Ih.- th.-nt.-r | Kntlyl.- l|..u.l..ld<-r, .' I. ii.-. ii k i l l e d , XX I.Iin.ll'd .’I t i ' l IHI Miff *
fensen »re issued in the I'llv
” "*,"y ,l'
• an- fri-v uf rhargv, but Ixm.l* will lanri- sal.-s.iinn, llihisriis ll.iv*TI)** i'dittiniiviii|iii* i i m h ' . ’I I.M ■n HH0IrnnJfvrm l h rr Ivlt.-r
u.
|n uwur,|lnK ih,. j Myrl f Ituiinv, 21 farm. r. ."I •a*a l i i f l i t l i i i f ill
Hall, and Iht* fee covers vaoem
K . i l t .iiim.
I ri
tho
rhurrh
hvr.-.
Hitslias
I
m
.o
•lion.
|.rliv fur thi> most sta.ni.s, Mr. I W.-sl Th ird Stivvt.
m i l l • iilidx•* 1 ,4 it 1111*r'i<I
*'ttid|i*H“|;
I
active
in
various
.-tubs
in
mldilum
A fter Saturday, nil dogs in Ih.
Morrison statn l.
, Nvubvrt A. ('anq.lsll, 21. I.n. .t l Mi.- x f i l l t * t ; l .a li i * H i m it itil«l •
her church work.
city which have not been vneem |
The special malin.-v, which I. tor driver, Chuluota.
XXUy l .i ’l A'l'l’lt Sl» |.* l. ’l l i k , 111.1 l . c i l -Survivor*
include
In
addition
to
sled will b* nicked up hy l*dit* 'h.-r husband a son, K. II I'axtnn for children .oily, is bcint- *tagr<l
Jam.-* (". Matlliew*, ’- j a, •, xi>- i i i l f i u d . i i i i .I l t d T * r r k x, I-. m i l . ’)
Chief Hoy Williams imik| two t
throughout the state at approxi laker of poultry fa.in, I xk-- Mli.Jf u t u l l i o f K i e v
Ih .i.
nr»*
th r
h , n ? 5 U , l y ' N ' Y -l
«
daughter,
Ihc same hour by thq
three rasea of Table* havr Ih *n M
lliuw
X’. Warren, , J i , 2» til c m w h e r e I l i e It i i i . » ti - l u n l r i' *
Mrs. If.
AVashlnirn, Sunfmd; mately
Kliirbla
{Ifalc
Theater*,
Inc,
clerk,
la
k
e
Monroe.
j
M
.
p
h
’d
f
i
g
h
t
i
ti|
r
i
n
111
*
■
x
i
.H
I
4
i
it ill *
found this week, and that
h-- MKw* h w h rr*, A. V. Ur , « k T, \ 7 .
Selectea are:
n iu iiii|iln
wanted to prvv.nt a spread - f | | , , M|, ohL,; K. V. llr.K-k, s ^ ' f ’.rd group a* a contribution to na
Kugrne lla-ri*. 26, arh.ail huthis hot weather dlavas*.
|lin, |. C.
Ototk T,
„ M, u.r ’ tional , drfcn.u and lo enduing.Till* Ifll * di|| () 4 I H I . I <3 ' f t l l . H l
children lu **vc for defense. The
Route 2, Sanford
Inint* nf irrcul x»«hir! » w er' in*
«
r
J - P- Wakaflrid. Glnrinnatl, feature to be shown i* -*A Dan- Iriver,
Andrew Miklrr, 27, celery fa r Hi'«| I n Iml •11’ r ! he ni.irnl** n f H
S o v ie t-A m e ric a n
n i« .-. amt nr gerou* Game,” with Kirbar.l Ar- mer, Slavia.
Her iiimi mi! i»»n |»liingr.l IiiIh **ilr*
William A. Drown, 27. rle.k in i | > A i n . | i ' i i r y nml cnnfi»*d n” hv |»ri»*
R e la tio n s P r a is e d '
service, win in. L id . . ien and Andy Devine.
departm ent *t»rv, ltlu.-f i.-l.l, XV (rndcil piiiirrn fm nt (\»»*fi»r«*.
---------' .a
.k,*on Funeral Horn* ut
Va., and former Sanford resi
Tin*
mniuiili|uc bI-.» .l-’rl.irP*!
M08COW, Aug. 8—(AX—Ru»- i
n l* r k .. 8 nmUy . m»r"'ng. J u l y S h i p p i n g I . o s h
lient.
thi* Hcrtnan* hnd m vdih I ihx)
ala and th* United State* h * w .
Hugh
Bra.ldy.
22.
fruit
pack
‘legend
nf
the m h lH lt" 'if 4
*}*• Prvahyttrian Church. ,.f.
fornted th* basla for co-op*rill. |
I s I o o v v e s t I n Y e a r ing home worker, Geneva.
inixverfid fort if i«*«l Slnrtn lin
l*»
*"gIn mutual defense *nd de»lniclion ,,
!• Pnllhcar*
, vf*1r* 'will la- ||. I*.
Janie* X’. Warren, 26, hu* dri «|ilain tin* stiff IliH iln ir d l’.
of “bloodthirsty Hitlerism■ ,X * •r R- nJ., uI’alinrr,
* lm,V A. K. Itu*ver,
l.ake
Monro*.
LONDON,
Aug.
N
—i-Vi—■
fiirrx*.
Tliefi*
n
rte
r
Art.
m
d
l
il
though on actaol mutual ••*•*-1 y Bw.r i kDr^ J H.
' r H.
.• McCnaiin E.
William JI. Robinson. j>t, c.om-, Kn»‘a it iNutcrtnl.
lane* pact haa not bran signed. | '
J™', ""J *-• P- Brock. Burial Kir»l |crd of th* admiralty Al> x- niejrial
fiahcrinuii, ’■‘trots . I2)*7,
T he Nj s I High Command- reender disclosed last nig h t' Ihxl
Solomon A. Loaovaky. th* official
Evergreen (.emetery.
convoys, plane* and patrol* in Sanford.
nrut'-il it* »tor|e» -if ns-I vielorJohn W. Bennett, 23, unem ie* hut ninth- rui mentl* n of rurlh« North Atlantic had cut July
R 539 M e n E m p l^ c c l
. British shipping lu**e* to tlx ployed, Route 2, Sunfi.nl.
n-n) operalioiia of cmt-equerrc*
William K. Squltr-s, 23, ware. ami no prediction a* !** when and
lowrat In more than a year.
—— a lh « u n - to n , u Uu.totory j O n A i r p o r t P r o g r a m
Although Alexander did n»l i house man,
2U7 Hast Fifth how the invasion would end.
editorials In th* Communist parly
give specific figures,
Sanford.
A report of .t propaganda of.
r n . he .lerlaret’ I Street,
organ Pravdo and th* government
Itirhanl
R.
Cameron,
24,
of
July
i*
thi
fleer broadcast bv Ih-- Cerman
aawspaptr Ixveatla.
radio
claimed,
however,
th a t
clerk,
606
Myrtle
Avenue,
San
best
we
hav*
had
since
t
hav.
“Evan though a mutual aasi*- program, as the curm nt fi-cal
Kiev in the Ukraine hid I-cell ea
anca past haa not bran signed, the yvar began, an.pl-.yvd 85J!* men been a t the Admiralty.” He toot ford.
Harry lairs Wester, 26, music rin'led.
all** certified a* having office with th* Churchill govern
United States haa decided to ren
inn and composer, lorkc Mary.
Ilow tight thi* *iippo-u-d noons
der economic assisted** again.! nillltery Importance, ^laf* Admin- ment on May 12, 13(0.
Previously tha lowest m»ntl
W alter il. Tomlinson, 31, un hml been draw n wim not s 'a tu l,
Harltncsa
announced
sggraaaion and daatniction of n tra ta r
under Alexander waa January employed, 216 West Thirteenth although it wa* claimed lh a t ■
bloodthirsty HitlrrUm,' Leaovsky Thursday.
A sum m ary of tho p r-rrat* 1941, when 306.002 ton* o Street, transfer front larksun- .time day* ago ails anted Sircehan.iwcloaad th a t project* with an British. Allied and neutral ship vilte.
iteil troop* were within I J miles
William O. McKtn-lrre, 25, tmx of the city.
(M im attd rom plrthl valui* uf ping were *unk. June, 1941. was
nailer,
Paola,
transfer
from
Ft.
nearly 114 ,703.633 w ere um-’er th* next lowest with 329.296.
The mo*t specific information
way on Jun* 30. Th* WPA and
Pierc*.
available came fr- ns ihi- Rus
th* sponsors had sp«nt 37.0.M,
In addition two men whit are sian*. and waa In ti c e ffrrt that
registered with the Seminole the Red force* still were holding
178 *a thaa* arojvcta, leaving 37, G a m e L a w A r r e s t a
MIAMI,
Aag.J a_ -F)— Krr.l 0Sb,4S3 worth p f work to com
County board wll report In other their no*itlon» In the north be
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W. FI**,
raunty solicitor. plete th* acthr* program.
Ftec farmer
*
states for Induction in thla call. low Kiev and about Smolensk at
P ltld lJ not guilty Thursday a*
They are Harry Mason, Jr., 26. the center before M-r-eow.
^.
PUNTA
OORDA.
Aug.
8
—
M W M arraigned on a new fed
truck driver, Jamestown, N. Y.,
Thi*. ami particularly tha re(Spratal)—
Reporting
176
art charging white
and Jack G. Stotts, 22, truck dri port of b itter fighting at/ont
rwta for gam* law violations ver, Zanesville. Ohio.
action with the la
Smolensk, wa* wholly a t varl.-snets , •
In th* first congressional district
it dob.
The next call for men from with th* German version, w hlrh .
. „
__Jp wa* Indicted
W A SHIN GTO N,"AM . 8 - U X In Uta 1940.41 fiaaal yrar against thla district will b* for 10 n* made much of w ha. was declgrvd
W tk -A l aad IvoljB -V ooat but —- By ■ halr-linv vat* th* Ilnu,« 53 during tha arralou* yrar, D grora on Aug. 20. tha board an to hav* been a cnnctu .tv* vlvtocy
Frveldenl F. Smoak. chief eonaervalkn at nounced. Volunteers ar* sUII be at Hnmtenk* and dismissed tha • /,
waa a saporate trial. Tho Yousti Thursday • soatelnad
•o r* convicted. A) receiving at RoeS>valt’s rate of l*g>*latinr fleer for the district, said .Thun ing accepted to fill thla summon*. Ukrainian theater with tha de
priaon aamtenc* am which, would haw nuthurixad day' th* acUvitlra of th* 31
Next cal for white man baa claration th a t “ the rem ainder h T
Jaar year*.
33te.#OOAW for defense high gam* ward*n* under his super not been announced, but board .u rn .u n .1.-,i Jav let Irraqu ar* fac
vision
may
have
resulted
lr
8 ^ i n » a * t bra *har*«.
officials expect It to k* about ing destr i-’.ion.”
“ 1 # priaclpal Hock W,Th,nSffi roll call vote wa: marked drerv**** In reported lav S«pt. 1.
•
dab wharc, federal aanauncod V S3 ) to 128, aftn violation*.
Paavo county, with 31 lead*
. n i a i f i girl* war* Im- i m t l l Mambaro had chang-t
LICENSE ISSUED
■ t i ito M tio n s of .le thalr vote*, and It fall »nlv twi all o f tbr counties in arraats
vote* short *f Um two-thlrJ, n* white Ms nates, with three, had
a th er- stetra.
had
none.
th* f*w*ft. Hemlnote
Partly cloudy and
Harman G. Echols and Ruby
;te orarrid* th* vet',
Knight Patera war* issued a mar- warm tonight and Sab
th* Netherroted Wadnraday tt'.
scattered
thundershower*
Canadian w a/ pradortten will ba ring* ■lie*ns* by th* County
<» 1* to crarrid* the vatu, hut
traaso south portion
« U killed thi at peak l«v*l* late thla yrar, tha Judge’# ofttc* last night. It was
,* & ■
aft/m on.
D*p«nm«nt a t
reported today/
I
t-* l'L» jjLtS-JTj v ■
.
/
Pine Pleads Not
Guilty To Charge
House Sustains Veto
On Defense Road Rill
LOCAL WEATHER
ft.
I
For Matinee To
He Sold At Kitz
Early Buildlijg Of.
Venice Camp Seen
(fcgtef.T ii.
ln v a d o rw
Mrs. Paxton Dies 17 Young Men Ride Bus To Blanding
At Home After | For Indefinite Stay In Army Campj;:
Long Illness
Del ease Stamps
The Senate completed congres
sional action on two other de
fense men*urea by accepting
amendment* of th* Hauao to bU'c
previously passed by th# Sonate.
a -t-— ’
Aug.
Dy
S o v ie t
WASHINGTON. Aug. H.-iAXl*
—Secretary of S tate Hull r a i d '
.today Germany wan looking with
O u tp u t
O f
F l o r i d a ’s I { £ * " » r r r \
** WMtor?
_ r
_
.
Hemisphere for further conquest.
N a z is A n n o iin c i*
F a ll
F a rm s F o re c a st
A s i »» *»*crte,t a u »
that Japan
alone U responsible for any enO
f
W
e
s
o
n
b
e
n
?
O n
6 4 P e r c e n t N o r m a l eirelement of tteelf in the I'acffle.
R o a d T o I.o n in jjr a d
Hull made tLe commenU on
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8— </P)
It.
1. 1 ,4 l
—The Agricultural Department statement* by a Berlin flukestoday forecast this year's cotton man who n ..frie d the Germana
.-\il«>1f llitl.-r'-) llii'h ( ’nrtlcrop at 10JU7.000 bales of 300 plan to launch a campaign to ex
nuinil n iH ttl.-il
t.uluv
Hi.it
pounda gross weight In Its first port what they called the ruth
t i n inan tr.im i. k n ifin i' alt-s-it
official estimate this season boa less power polities of I’resktent
in to tin- Im irr I *t ,i:1111-* had
rd an conditions esisting Aug. I. Rooaevelt in I.alin America and
It indicated that th* produc hy a Tokyo ipokraman who daji mi ill i la t >-sl u IH I A rm y furor
tion compares with
12,366,000 flare.I Japan is encircle.! by the
tm iqx-il -m ilIn-m l n f I niiin.
United S tale., Britain, th in * and
bales produced in' 1940.
Iw.’» mil.*-. -<>nthi nf K tev. ran*
, Cotton acreage - in cultivation the Netherlands.
liirm ir m nrr ilt i.i in.it *H nriJuly 1 was 2.1 ,619.000 acres—3.4
Diplomatic source* here exprea-.niit-i'-* . m i l t i n - -. i i i m i i i i i - r u l l l percent less than 24,871,000 acre* «ed conviction yesterday the upyear ago.
turge of totalitarian m anifesta
nliuiil.'t ni tin- K ii--iun ->i\lli
Florida was reported to have tion* from one m il of 'South
condition 34 percent normal, America t* the other was linked
V ■11 !*• 1 i » i i m | f iri.tl \ t » i M|»i«rts
an acre y iffl of NH pounds, and with an Asia effort to create a
•.ml K m
it •If )m 1 I m siir*
• total production of i 1,000 hair*. livrraioh .luring a crucial perroiin.il•( I it. Hit: 1 * . iMin mil
ind of the Kurnpean war.
|». | ! null. til. >i. h.|M.‘U I
lli.l l tlio
They said the combined effect
m u in \*»/i I b n i c t wn-« »|113*8’11* I 4 f.
of there manifestation*, which in
W e a th e r S a id G o o d
«tiMiuw* ..ff th. libit k S« .3 p.«it
cluded alleged plotting againat
••f D o l l ' d
F o r C e l e r y P l a n t s the state in Bolivia and Argen
In thi 11..tilt Hi.’ \ a / i . -«niil
tina and at least a propaganda
1(1 lilt.Ml •nlllMlII-a . I r i v i m r I WitF'l
Acconling
to
th<*
ernror.
th»*
1
mm| i**s
e a r l y in th** w m lh.it thi* H u « « i a n a i r
Weather conditions were de drive in Colombia, was intended
I I*m 1n i*r .a*I hi t l t . i | » l u i c l \\ " t H i t of il« ert’w «t ill IK* iimut th»*
f
h:nl lift’ll kiitH’k ftl ft o i i i t h f -ki t’^, ( n i l tinscribed a* Ideal today by 11 J. to disturb North American a s
iilhc 1 -I
f Mm
l.i Ilf «'•''« lllllisistance
to
Britain,
Russia
and
th* - *mi nmn plam* ^hot tl«>wn
t ti* lto«R t i — ianv i f | H i i t tha n u i r a i m u d u « t i i l
•> i
Lehman, manager of the Hanford
• m h I . i I n m l |i«'ii.at Till
•l.l • M M ’
State Farmers Market, for the China.
sum 11iifa on the icistorn front. Niui- • l.imml
mimir.
III
On i»nlf «*f K m - I i h .I
The diplomat* with, whom thla
celery seed beds which ha*e been
1:3 i (
I .ill.l. II Hill ll.lt V *111Ih•fee
set out by 8cmlnole County haa been discussed discovery of
iii.liciil 11.111 thi’ i*(*rI hi 1.• w . .
the movements appeared in com
farmers.
lx' illii IMl! m l . . Kit 11h •
*,11:3111 xx • 1
“Judging from the sec I bed., plete agreement th at Axis agents
IIIIH In 3*urirxx. -t |; 11 *
there will be quite a bit of ear in the Western Hemisphere were
|a• |l.| r.i,|. no.I M i l l
IS.* m a i n
ly celery,” Mr. Lehman comment under order* to cause the stir.
hi.l
I. i*a h •. x
• till Mini
l*i».
A veteran of the diplomatic
ed, adJ'.ig that the acreage would
. II ! Ht
be n b o J t th* same for next year'* service who of course declined to
M .u i i t x h . l .
I l f !•••-. it*1111 v n r “c
be quoted hy name said “the fact
cron aa last jeason's.
vx m fit .1aI** I
h i .I
, | » itai
Kti *u»n
nti’i*ii yoiinit
nn*n • *ii«*k V ..... ... . n, , i , n i ■r Mi. fit
The young plants arc shaded that the governments of A rgen
tilin'
In th* seed beds fer twq months tine. Bolivia and Colombia, re
IriTrri. ^ t e r y farimVi nml t l . t k
|M f|,, u ,,
before being transplanted to the prvaenlative of three distinct sec
lx»u11 1.*.I a churli*ri*il l.iii at !
|i. i tin t. |M.it.
an >ii» I Kv
. .fields, where they are cut about tions of this continent, uncovered W i f e O f F o r m e r F i r t *
Mt(* ' ill ! It ’ i n ; 3*.
I 10 o 'i It.i*k
I hi*
af lcil i.oli aii'l *h».* I th l*hin. c
four montha later. Mr. ' Lehman pro-AsJa movements in their
\l \
1 ImiI
1 li’f f for L t i i u p IIU n .l it i K I*, h* i*in i ^
D cai.|
»'
raid h* believed some of the countries almost simultaneously
C h ie f
H a d
F ix e d
l l o t l ll iti li ’ u n .»'!.)« V.
l ) « i r I n in
tif
M-rvict* m lliuli*
plants would be raafhf to be a-t points to one th in g —order* uf
riir
fin
!
iitimxi'i
i»rv
»if
Hi*
H e r e F o r 31 Y . t r s
out in about two or Ahra* week* the Axis high command to create
S m n ’n n i p i t l l y i *i |*4 i mI i i i ^
a i i n . t l )»|) 3’tliltbf . i f III. I m M l i y n f l l » i ’ Mil),
trouble in thla hemisphere.
f l¥ f i‘it«<* RdvitigR
slump# will ftirrcn.
xxIt m m | t i i ( i * l ) . m i l
|*|:»n»*^
Mflf. V. P. P.nton, rmhlent *'f l*v oil -ul.’ ut the hoI iif f n i* of the
KlVt* Ilf Ihl* lilt’ll xxcii*
xoluii
, r,-Jl..| S|| MlC ifM »t#i! .ur •••!•
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 —<A>>
— Rap. Cox (D-Ca) told the
House today It should appro** In
definite extension of service for
ill men In uniform “because
war I* Inescapable.”
.“The public has given over
whelming support to th* Presi
dent In what he has done and If
this means war, there 1* little
reason to complain,’* Cox assert
ed aa th* Haura opened i«ran
hour* of debate on th* aervle*
extension bill. Th* 8enMo ha/
approved 3n ,18 month extension
but Administration leader* In tho
House nr* holding out for an In
determinate term of July.
Thera wars Indkatkn*
the
amendment might he radrnf’ed, If
not deleted nltefothar, In th*
ilouic
,t t was apparent th* ray h f
„ i i u would s.ler the Army *
present budget pDna nml a#***sltate an nddltlonar aporoprlatlon
if It should become law.
ro-anllatmaat,
R e p o rte d
T W W tiX r • ~
immecH&r*
Short This Year
lo w e r
A rt*
1
�K
♦ ,>>
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8 ,1
,11. 8 AMFORD, FLORIDA
tTfee Sanford Herald
B r u n o 's
Mont people will sympathiie with Benito Mussolini
over the logs of hie son Bruno. The death of any healthy
man in hie twenty-third year is a sad thing. And the M s
of a son is a tragedy no less great to a man like II Date
than to the average father. At the moment we dare say
the Italian Premier would be glad if Italy had stayed out
of the .war.
<m---«■
Although only 23 years of age, this waa the third war
in which Bruno had Identified himself with war. At 17 he
was Dying over Ethiopian villages dropping 'bomba.on de
fenseless natives and writing letters home about how beauti
ful the fires from burning native shacks were when seen
from the air. I.ater he wrote a book descrjbin^the thrill jaf,
machine-gunning troops on the ground.
hjgjj!
A keen disciple of his father's creed to “liv* dshgfer- ■
otisly.’’ he served briefly iir the Spanish civil war at a
time when his father wns^telling the world ttifct Italy.,
was taking no part in it. lie has ulso been active in this
war, bombing the British base* at Malta and Tobruk and
r i j i»r £ • £
AUCU5T
a,
k't it bn afraid.
Bet not yoor fooli.h
As bait for hrr! No crafi
Device of gin or trap
W ill coax hrr to mishap,
I
eluding
ydund.
lateln hrr.
'etpond.
That Mushing western wonder,
The m e e t , seeds ner Injury
JM* Ww, Its trick to vanish,
Oecse with a delicate fury
Defer* the eye pursuant.
In emln tha h tiU -’s artel
hast looked on
WDh-WlUly» hwattag hearts,
(la far-off Arrsg end parU)
Wera never thelre to cherish
Though wo* by ap«*r and bow-
as'li
n*.U'n- lov«iy
A i light upon the anow,
{ £ * U ? ‘ P°°r , U«nUsh lady,
i ' Isolt, alaea it la thaa
JJJ*} Sf®**!. bright, uncaring,
LAM A NOA BENJAMIN HALL.
II Du«s D now.'8
bet still ha doesn’t I
A Rsaalan Dlltikri,
. "The Booth is In the 8a,I,lie,"
*■ **» 8JT one Florida editor
E**- **•
Bllverf The Lone
Meaner rides again I
• I f Ih e'O em u iw . had done ai
y*1
f* »»MT *»r they
rV U h gaeolioo consumption for
• e h faaslly teduecj by e*«-thlrd,
Hi to • moot queylkm whether *Jie
Old men will . get to drtve the
*** ' all er net,
A .noted sculptor made * buit
Of the tat* Kelso* Wilhelm It.
The British he** similar nmbU
tjjns csneernlng Herr Hitler—
Bk. Aaguatine RocaiiL GWo him
January 1. 1931 and March 31. 1940. "In 1940 they pro
vided new homes for 27,008 people, a rise of 3,960. or 17.2
percent, over 1039. when now residences were erected for
23,018 persons," says Investors Syndicate. "Last year new
housing was provided for 23,152 more people (1,356 per
cent) more than the 1.850 total in 1930. ,
* ,
“These cities, in point of. 1940 jiew. home volume,
ranked ninth in a list of 41 states and the District of-Columlila; their volume position for the ten-year total waa
tenth. The 1940 guin over 1039 ranked fourteenth in the
list, whllo In point of rise nbovo 1930 these cities ware
sixth. The forty-two regions contain 310 cities. This iur»
vey includes Idaho, Hiaajaaipnt, Nevada, New Mexico, North
Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming.
"The 1940 volume in theee Florida cities represented
26.6 percent pf the total residential building for the tenyear period. Volume peak of 27,008 came in 1940, while (hia
low waa in 1933, when only 1,124 people were furnished
with new homes."
Three of these Florida cities reported greater volume
for 19-10 than for 1030; all cities last year registered high
er volume than in 1930.
OVER THE SAME wires which brought.news ol
the Japanese threat camo news of a general strike in Key
West by laborers working on defense projects Involving
the strategically Important naval base there. Such a sit
uation lacks much of adding (o tha laurels of jLhls deraofracy, If Japaneso forces had landed on the island of
Key Waat and halted construction activities, tha halt
would not have been* more decisive. Hitler does not? need
to hire fifth columnists and' saboteurs to stork lo r him
in the United States as long as there are
economic
dashes to halt important defense projects like. the paval
5:00 News A Sports Headlines
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tc a tfr u iiP ir
B A G G E T T S
L iq u o r
S to re
M ath ar Area d o . ,
8th St. at French Avs.
Talanhone 713 •
} GEORGE, t COULD.
WJUMQ TOURNECK
/ PROMISED /
MOTHER n> BE f
. THERE i Y X
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s ix
.
WHf DOt/T YOU
G E T SO M E p
n e w t ir A i
A
sad Great 8moky
basks oa murder mysteries
beering rath titles as 'Four
Mo the Orave," "The Corpse
i Knew. Everybody," "The
as That
ora for
|Las
■ t o rn tfl rn
fjr« v—w—
fr c n v Jv A&
to
Cum* Aahnre,"
Murder." Ughf
U.S. ROYAL MASTERS
TH kSA N F
but drUlcre
Banfcrd lier«id
Sanford, Florida
D ew Mr. Degn:
,
1
aaklag t U .SrivBSM *f
aebpilttlng. confidant a t year iatarevt, tke record o f an achieve
ment In the progress of Bouthera a e r tsu tim which memo to
By AGNBW WBLSM
Our own privaU opinion la that
Would have
ivs been better if
If the
tha
te n hml invented someoa firing staeklnes—
« Region. It wo aid have
1 1 5 they bad kept the
FORUM
Today, 1.80<k0(lQ hrciLnr* ami
yen eraI' liMOMT
l W g J<tto
e
uarkot
i , % » B f>g»o?they
stock, were give* tho
g«l good equipment
am i. w oreicnrsnoy 41s huaUie* nlaod
M
t tho "Map tWeks.gettisg from tha sale
Is an aggregnte #150.trkeiieg k e e p
lulleta r e m a i n
esU logs will offer
rs ashing to turn tho now
> book Brio move chicks,
lasUe
in their *9now
knewAmte'J
* v,
HM PWHiITV,
. . . .n i , W
ed ie be of superior quality.
Germany. With tlfa British haw-
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Current Comment
Jay FnukUn, able columnist.
We DeUrtr.
4:00 Matinee at Meadowbrook
You hero heard that sailors
have a sweetheart in every port
of call. Capt. Andrews waa a
Great Lakes Skipper for 37 years
and’wlan be died recently he atipulaled In his will that 1500
ahould be given “to the woman
with whom 1 last kept company"
and to date a doien claimed they
were “It".
lunti is a garagn for
Can with a built-in living Lakeland
—1Titusville Star Advocate.
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C o n s tru c tio n
All danger of Florida’s over-building in borne construc
tion Tios been grossly exaggerated, it would seam from
figures tsupplied by thg Investors Syndicate, whkh ye?
veals that despite the many new homea which have been
built In this state, home building continues to lag behind
the growth In population.
,,
In four leading Florida cities between 1931 and 1940
where the largest arAount of home building took place.
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lion an to his Intense' loyalty ami devotion .to hi* country
and to his father’s regime. It is unfortunate that sue if
splendid talents and characteristics could hot have Iteen
more constructively employed.
As it is, his contributions to mankind are exactly nil
while hLs death only lightens the b u rd e n o f those Who
are struggling to bring order and decency to a chaotic
world.
H om e
Whose skill/#
R A D IO
liMi
,!. THINGS DO
Prace I Ware
re I five unto
vnur heart lie
The hot emlyiur
N s pleas aerie t
To none wlllj^hi
'All/QUIET O ff THE WEST^W FRONT
D e a th
Columbla 4 *
as wha have workad
BW stack.
6 tad skids PLUS aeww
m low-coo* safety- No wi
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UflUOT a, 1941 —
SANFORD HERALD. BANFURD FLORIDA
J u ly
Social A nd[ Personal Activities
9 M SS. LOURINB BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendai
• MONDAY* "
Thw Woman’* CIFb will r?w for
the Krd C r to in l i t W.i.naa'a
Q ab hi the morning under the
tponaorsbtp of Mr*. Boy Tdlt*.
0
The Dependable Clare of the
MethodJrt Church, sponsored by
Mrs. p. D. Smith, will *.-» for
the Bed Croaa in the Woman’i
d u b In the a f tern Kin beginning
at 2 4 0 P. M.
q
Circle* of the Woman’* Mlev *kStarr Union of the Fir*t Bapt<at Church will meet at 3:30 P.
M. with the following:
Circle One, Mr*. J. G. Sharon,
[>1S Magnolia Avenuo, with Mr*.
Jana Smith a* eo-honteaa.
0
Circle Two, Mr*. IL Camming.
216 W«*t Phut Street.
Circle Three, Mr*. E. B. Car
te r '* » the Paola Road.
Circle Four, Mr*. W. IX Gard
iner oa 421 Magnolia Avenue
Q
Circle Fire, Mr*. Joder Camtron oa Laurol Avenue.
Circle Sir, Mra. 11. F-. Morrl*.
172* Locuit Avenue.
AH member* have been urged
to attend their circle*.
The following circle* of the
• Presbyterian Auxiliary will meet
at 3:30 P. M.
Circle One, Mr*. I. F. Boyle,
chairman, will meet at the h«me
at Mr*. G. G. Baber. 110 West
Nineteenth Street, with Mr*. ILy
A Mana w eo-ho*te«a.
w
Circle Two, Mi** Lettie Cald
well, chairman, will meet at the
heme of Mr*. K. W. Kite, Celery
Avenue.
Circle Three, Mr*. Rnl«y LewI*, chairman, will not meet this
f month.
Cl rein Four,
Mr*.
Franel*
Mertwtlhtr, chairman, will meet
with Mra. J. B. Gahan, 201
Wert Eighteenth Street.
. Cfrcle rive, Mr*. A. R. Smith.
m chairman, win meet with the
chairman, 000 Magnolia Avenue
with Mr*. C. R. Daw*on a* eohoatea*.
Circle Six. Mr*. J. D. Woodraff, chairman wITI meet with
_ Mr*. II. M. W»t.«on, 204 Wert
• Eighteenth Street.
The bu»ine*a meeting of the
Woman'i Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist Church
« f l be h*ld at the rburok at
>:0O P.' M. preceded by the
A board meeting at 2:30 P. M.
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TUESDAY
‘ '
T h a fourth In t h e e e r i e j t l
T o
W illia m
W ed
T h ig p e n
A wedding erantlag such in
terest ia that o | M l« Charlotte
Behm. daughter of lUymorvl A.
Behm, of Detatar. Ga_ and Wil
liam M. Thigpen, too of Mr. and
Mr*. W. M. Thlrpen, of Ihle city.
An account of the wedding taken
from the Atlanta Journal follow*:
“The aletareeqwe Little. Chapel
of the Glenn Memorial Chord)
formed the setting Saturday, Joly.
26th., for the marriage at 6:30
o'clock of Miae Charlotte Behm,
of Reciter, daughter of Raymond
A. Behm and the hit# Mr*. Behm.
to William M. Thigpen Jr , eon ef
Mr. and Mrv W. M. Thigpen, of
Sanford, Via.
“Dr D. O. MeGearhey performed
the eeremeny before a group of
friend* aad rotative*. Muile was
presented hy Mlm Myra Barber,
• nd Goodrich White Jr., organist.
T h e front of the Chapel wa»
beautified hy two tall floor ban
ket* filled with white gladioli,
d'hlla* and fern. The candelabra
held lighted white taper*.
“ ttiher* Included Captain Hu
bert M. McFarland and Kay G.
Behm, brother of the bride.
“The maid-of.honor and wnty at
tendant wai the bride's iiyter.
Mm Vella Marie Behm, who wore
a pink marquisette gown banded in
wide inlets of ptnk lace. The d i m
featured a ihort train, end ihe
carried a bouquet of pink roaee,
delphinium
and othar
parlel
fluwets
matching
the
floral
S a tu rd a y
Donbfo A(
ThrilW,
Doiibk Protnuo
JaHHif
O f
Mr*. \Y- La.. BUudenmir* wa*
■oaten* b u t eoenlog at her homo
on Elm Awan* to the member* of
tho T. E. L. Clan of tho Firat
Baptist Chnrrh, for their regular
lk ’partm cn t
M r«
A R R IV A L S
A n d e rso n G riffith
Funeral
rv>n« Ida
Mr. and Mm. Gibson But.»«
and Mm. Jack Wilkin* *m*nt D t M o l a y s T o H o l d
the day ye«ter<Uy in Ray.on*
F u ll M o o n D a n c e
Beach.
i Th»- John M Cheiicv C’b aptrr
Richard V r - . i u / ha
I of ( w M i l a y o f Orlund>> will h o b ’
Forth Carolina arhrrr
Ih f thirtl o f it* 4»*i ir« »»f Full
(« ne for *rv»ra! dny*
I 'd l n n a Maria Barker
J Marie Barker • ?
H E c o u ld n 't c o n
centrate on work or
p lay-h ia eye*
pained him. Our ex
amination revealed
vision defects. Cor
rective glasses gave
him clearer tig h t ,
n e w interest in life
v J vuris wen't
.......... t ‘ ho mnYte ahe's gt
l L# b
m$*x hit I
ii l\ Mtx tl—fo ni*i a:
M' i.fi tlamtM thi« *umnit r in Ihf
Sky
o f t h r Anifvbtlt Hotel ip O r l a n d o thi* r t i - n i h f
T h r tUncc will hr f i \ f i for
in< uh trip.
Mlm Marg.irft
An«l«'r*on
Tampa ia *|Hwi.iint' Ft*m<*
brr* with her rmmlmoth*«r,
F.lla Niblack. iin.l frit-nil*.
F*H L M lm T ow ari
W*rk u i Play
II
tin* b « n rfit of th r
1*• \!<»|ry I'o n
HAPPY
[ rliivt* Fund, th«- fi-iv '.ht help*;
Mra. O. C. Roltvr plan* t•*
leave tomorrow for p<’it*ts
in
Virginia and Wont VirRinu winr.
^he will apc-ml inmr time with
rvia Uvea,
lURTHDAY
*••1 f« r A he J l J7 F-bfte K l n r
anti hi* nrrbr*tni will f u r r ^ K
nm - . fiir tliincine whwh -Ail! otfrom U 00 V
M until | ll l
t'Vii k A number of Sanford (jrr
*nii* lire planning to .Ulytid.
D r. I N G P / i M
• O P T OM E T R I S T *
Mm. Berta Brvetlen »ntl M««* M e a t E x p o r t s A r e
Thelma Turner will
on Hit*
•'Champion*' Sunday h r VircB.n
B anned By H avana
Beach, Va., where the y t>lnn to
spend their vacation.
H A V A N A . A u g 4 — (,P1
A
t hi
meat »>h««ri.»c • in Ha
Friends of Mrs. J. F. Rote vana brought a pr**i-ie nf «mI ban
land, Jr., will regret to learn Thursday *n export* ••( lifatcck
that she underwent an npenhoi rr drc*»e.| meat from «*uha.
In the FemaM-IjiuffMon Mentor
Th** office of the int»r«try of
ial Hospital thl* morning.
ff.mmerce announced the ptnhihitionsry
decree
n*.»«
^iirncl
Mrs. D. I. Scaltinr* of Ma«li Thunulay by President Untut.i
ponville, Texas, k *the
of nn«| would hecoiin* •ffectlve mi
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ilenh y r» publication in the official (In
their home on West Fifteenth zetttf, presumnhly within a few
Street.
•lays.
Mr*. Sally Ki'iuro >\b'> hnbi-on viiMling with ln-r ■• it-tit-La'v
an<l daughter. Mr.* uni Mr«. It
K. Turner, plnn* t*>
t•,-m. r
row for Jark**tnvilh' t » vi*’t
with her *|.tor. Mi*. K.uiiurr".
hrf*r<' rvturnmg to Ii. t
in
Georgia.
p lb MAGNOLIA AVC*QIU^g
II you contemplate buying a new or used car anytime within the
next 18 months, you can save a jjood deal of money by making your
purchase now.
1IERES WHY:
Mrr. D. A. M,Tnbhin« and
Among thc*a front
Sanford
Mr. and Mr*. Robvrt Harrell and attemling
«ho'v ahieh
■am, Dougla**, nf J.*ek*onvdle wa* giventheatfueilloii
Vowell-Rrrw* >n
were guest* yesterday of Mr. nnd Orlando
ye*teiil»y
nftnnnon
Mr*. C. A. Ilkipe*.
were: Mr*. J. (i. Allan)
Mr*.
Ml** Myra Carter tu* returned J. N. A aurt I’o. M*»< 'la)lh*
to bar homo In MUwauki*. Wier., Adame. Ml«* .loan Axranllo uid
after spending bar vacation with Mis* F.litaheth Ry»»»
her ahtar, Mr*. O.’ E. Wraver,
Mr. and Mr*. Boy Britt b
and mother, Mra. B. A. Carter. yvrtrrdav for * two wi< L ’ '
Mr. and Mra. Robert Taylor tlon In Plnkanl and other >■
and sen* of Orlando were over in 'Alaban)a. On Saturday ev. •
Mr* Britt will act a* n
night gueata recently of Mr*. of
honor in th« wedding 01
Hattie Coarsey earonte to Mi rteee. Mi** Doeilhy Snel
ami wheta they will spend, a John Baxley Dinkliu of Mm',
week whh relative*.
ery, Ala., which will take i
in the Firrt BaptL*. ( hun i
Mra. W. C. DeCcur*ey and Plnkanl.
Mra; Charlee Henderson have re
tamed from New Orleana, La.,
Mr. and Mr*. Robcr I'whet* they accompanied MU* plan to leave Newark, N J
Alice DeCtursey who ia attending week for Now Whid*ni.
tho Baptist Bible Inrtitut* there. where Mr. ltenton nil! h<
t, ■'
Honed until ,V t >h-r m
oi
Mra. R. C. Urn* and Mr*. W. food ln*pe tor fir Ihe *• u
'<■
L. Roeho have returned from Maryland. F w the m «t
Gainoaain* wbeie they bare been month* M- Denton bn* ’ «
employed
aa
pcrlnhatl*
fo*
•!
vUlUag with Mra. LonCl dattght«r. Mr*. lU lh le w C ^bgrq and epector fo: tho Pcnneylv.in a I. >i
worn.I
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in n».si "f materials anti labor and trumon•ti11*t i«»n the cost of cars will undoubtedly
\u g u s t
1 s t. n e w
car
p ro d u c tio n
v i ii p u t o f f b u y i n g a c a r , y o u
niilatcil
o r
hy
tho
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and
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Crons
TO BUY Y0UB NEW OR USED CAR
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DROP IN TO SEE US AND WE WILL GIVE
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P A IR S O V |$ 8 M to $5A0 VALUES
Remember
is P A i i s . s r . t u t
FORTUNES
U P A S S OT $8.78
DAVIDSONS
1M PALMETTO AVENUE
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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ALL OF WIIIC11 MEANS THAT
IE*V*< ■’«• v*r.
Directors
70S R. Jn4 S t
E a JI
Mr. and Mr*. C. C. t-c k have M in f r . Rtihy L ahi Am leraon. Mr*.
returned from Miami where ihey K K (Satchel
•Pent a week’* vacation.
\tarun (Tan*— Mm
T. K.
Smith. Mr*. J II i oklouvh, Mr*
MI»« Marjorie J»r*e. M,,( j|,„. i
\ Arxleraon. Jr.
Mary Rabip ere spcndii.g n week
T V I- fToaa— Mr*. W.. R.
at Daytona Beach.
Krtiltr. Mi;** Mario Stewart.
Other CUls*«‘« and
iVpartmrnt* also had member* on the
vnra- llonoi Roll Fut the name* have
reU- n«f yet l»ren turned in for puhli1cation
J4r*. Paulk Reeve* nnd dnugli
ter, Jano. have arrived
fr in
Wert Palm Bench to vi*it with
Mr*. Reeve’* broth.r-m-lnw and
■later, Mr. and Mr W .1. Pell.
T . E . L . C h u u H e ld
N E W
U p
tNirter." Marjorie WinJet-on. Clark
Mrs. ||*ywr.rd Walker
and
daufhter. D efy, have returned
from
Alnbama
nnd
(irn*fu
where they hnee been vi»it.n.«
with relatives f. r the past month
R e g u la r M e e tin g
School
Thi- mil of honor for thr ^un.Uy Si loo I of thr F»r»t HiptUt
rhurrh for tli* month of July h»*
bwn announced h* follows:
Primary
IWpirtnrnt — Billy
Hardy. Joyce Anderson, Robert
SU-ttstrnm. Ruby Stenatrom. Ray
mond Nipper.
Telephone 148
C h a rlo tte B e h m
S unday
H o n o r R o ll M a d e
A WORTHY RUNNING MATE
I
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It Augustine’s
Jpeet By Sabin
Ball Team Gets
jin Net Tourney
Win Over Ocala
S a r i,
I n n^ rw *1
Id h wii t« h u h ^ m i Im i yomIt lo h t t k n ir itr H that Uto
(M n kt n k l i i M la Tha Baa.
f*rd Herald. a M f i a a f »»bHiked la BaalonK Hrmtnol. Caaair.- Flerida, h m m k « k
(n t III ttk M ttllfa » a k r .
Wltaete air hand aa4 efftrial
•Ml an this |h t i« day at Jaly A.
uts-tarts
—ami rvayna aaoin,
aa
N n , and Dryan (Bitoy)
of Atlanta, Into tha aemlof Oia anatom d a y coart
ehimplon»hlp« yesterday,
n dafaktad tap-iaadad BoK
«*, of ClinUm, 8 . - C , la
l i acta, ft-O.B-l.-and Grant
van raora dadrivriy from
■Parker, of Spring la k a , N.
i fifth-amird player for thia
OCALA, Aog.
(Special. ) Ite SC Augustine Saint# rot
ick in their 3rlra to Uia Florida
lata League pennant her* laat
ght hy eearing a 6 lo 3 victory
Otar tka Ocala Yearling*.
Tha Salnta rewrd up tha gam*
In tha alfhth Inning with n tworun tally. 8r«.rt:
_ R H E
A u g a 'lltf 101 010 02fl—B 0 2
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000 210 000—2 6 1
Hotaon and Goff; Eckenrolh
and Sullivan.
D. IM I.
IBBAL)
Beach' lalandtra In n Flor
ip
did It, howarrr, apparenUV.Hr
following an attack planned before
the mttch.
.G rant, a former Davit Cup *Ur,
ito a n t played much tournament
tennla for the Uat year or two.
but ho ktUl la a •tend*, canny
player
and
probably
know*
Parker'* ramo almoat ao well a«
hit own. They have met frequent
ly In tho peat, with BiUy ofton
getting the decDlon.
Only the two men'* alnrlre
matchea were ployed yesterday.
Ilia bracket wai to be completed
today when National Champion
Don McNeill, of Oklahoma City,
face* Wlllldm Talbert, of Cln cJnnati, and Frank Kovaca. of
Oakland, Calif, playe Ted Schroeilandale, Calif,
Tha aami-final
bracket*
In
women’* (lasleo were filled aimont
arcordiny to form by Pauline
Beta, of I*a Angeleei Mri. Sarah
Pklfrey Cooke, of New York;
Dorothy1Bundy, of Ranla Monica,
Calif., and Mary Arnold, of Lo*
Angele*. The nrareal thing to an
nbeet came when Mia* Arnold.
Icoded fifth, turned In a *-*, •-*
dec 1alon over foarlh-*erde<l Mr*.
Frank Kovac*. the former Vir
ginia .Wolfenden. .
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C l.k a .t
M d d ao -at
Nortb Haa af Walar Btraal a
dlataaoa Ot H I (C ran Ibaaro
North a dteUaea at llf.T It.
maro or laos to'tao watata r*
l*k o Monro*, v ran •flr-.c*
Kaatarly a Iona tka North llbo
or Iko ooaertlo. ratalaloa w ill
Ior* Iad a lia s tka aoalk llaa
of l a t a Itaaro*. a dl.laara
of i i . i ft. Mora or. loti, le a
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aad ran ikaar* Booth n didtaaoo pt u i.i t tf. mar* v i«a*
W o lf W in n e r
O f S a ra to g a
E v en t
SARATOGA SPRINGS, H. *Y.
Aug. 1.—{ft’) —The wolf knocked
at the door hero yeatenlay and
walked right In.
„
Mr*. Alice P. Sherman aUrtod
three o f her horaeo whoaa aamea
end In -Wolf." Tho Iln L Oty
Wolf, ahowrd a lot o f apeod bofore fading to eighth place In
the first Jath. Amtrkan Wolf
(■Hoped off with tho fourth
event and Grey Wolf repealed la
the featured Glen* M ia puna
for data "C" horaaa.
Grey Wolfe, ranting Ma fhkt
victory In 10 atarto. flaUhad two
length* ahead- of W. It. B sfr fl
E n lr Delivery. Ih# favorlto. JOB
W. Brown’* T. M. Dormtt w»»
another two lengths back w
third place. The victor, pkylnc
Ika
peiuty
s o t ic h
It It
11 110
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WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
contributed to
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TIIK BTATM OF FUJIUDA- TOt."
ATHENS, OA.. Aur. I.—
.JUBKl'II M. AllRKDONpA aad
Id. SU ta League
^
—Twa Floridian*— Neel WilkeT wlfo, ■ 1■■ ABWOWDA. V to *
o f CtearWater and BIB Blake of
gANronD. ladtvtdaalDayton,
^ ^
# t Tampa—won tha finals In tho
men's doubles of the CrfckcrLee*burg
022 031 00x—» 10 0 land tennis tournamnt yeatenlay
. BANFORDt WILUAM .
Bullock and Carrolli Melton with a 0-1. 0-4 vktory over Don M
ANDIlIt IIUC1IANNAN aa II
and Pavlkh.
Ins
ssaal ef Florida LAad
Maglll and JoLanla Woods of
naliallon Company Ltd,
quldnlol
cnrpornlleai . All
Red-Hala Tara Back RoRBto* ^'waUtar plays Frad Lynch of Plockkolders
nf Florida 1
ORLANDO, Aug. S^ -(Spedal)
Colonisation Company, U4
—Scoring two run* In tilt fin*
^quldaled.corporallea.
Inning and then adding another
pair In the fourth, the DoLand
IN H IM Red.Hat* ccutcd t o a 4 to .t
COMM Q U /C K f / h i
ANO fU .
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NBIOA
here last night In a Florid*
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JBIt heldrr at Taa Oorttftoata Me.
Clark of tka Clraall .Caarl tU . Tatted Ik e -lit day at Angvst
,
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D , l » c kaa ritoa aaaaa la my
Depaty Clark A.
arnea aad kaa mado epptleatlja
OARLAMQ W . BPKNCCR
far a Ik* dead ta ko laanad ik tt*.
,• Balleltar fir FtaJatiff- "
•a. Raid cerUftoeto amfcraaaa tka
tollew tag. daaailk Id poepeetg ta
Ikik Chatty A OamlaeW, Btata ad
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Iki M ill Rnad Dcoartmcai re- ■
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VOLUME XXXII
EnUblbhed In 1908
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SA N FO RD ,
F L O R ID A ,
SA TU RDA Y.
N EW S!'A PISH
A UG UST
9,
Ran ford In T h e O nly C entral
F lorida C ity A ffp rd in g R ail, I llfU n n .
A nd W ater T ran ap ortallon ** "
1941
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M em ber A w oelaCed Pre
NUM BER
r
291
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if *
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^ H o w ,N e w
T ax
B ill
A ffe c ts
E v e ry d a y
A c tiv itie s
New Jersey
Plane Plant
Is Picketed
r
N e a rly
1 4 0 ,0 0 0
S o v ie t
luw
Ira q
R e v o lt
G e r m a *n _____
s A nnounce
# Invaders Admit
Many Casualties
B ritis h
l e r ’s
C oncede
H it-
T ro o p s
A p
T h re e -W e e k
C o u rse
C o rp s
p ro a c h in g : O d e s s a
f
A d o lf H i t l e r '. In v asio n nr*
m ie s w ere c re d ite d
to d a y
v /ith th e c a p tu r e o f n e a r ly
140,000 S o v ie t tro o p ., in tw o
jrljran tic
new
n n iaah e a
nt
^ R u s s ia n
d e fe n s e * GO milc.«
eouthea.xt o f S m o le n sk ,
on
t h e p a th to M oscow , a n d in
t h e U k ra in e .
*
T h e N azi fie ld h e a d m ta r_ ter* asserted 25 Soviet division*
• were destroyed in the Smolensk
area.
By ecntraet, the Russian* an
nounced heavy loaeea had lieen
• in flirted on 10 more German
£ dlvlilnn*— six tank and four in
fantry— In an unspecified ***tnr.
A athrrilatlve quarter* In Ivwi-'
don. conceded t h . Nail* ercnied
to be making headway in attack*,
tow ard Odessa. stronglv fort If tad
—, Rlaek fi*a pert; but deprreated
9 l h . “high-eounding claim ." the
Wife o f the th ief neurolngiai
in the Royal Iloipital at Bag
dad, Iraq, Dr. Herma | | , ff •,
»hown In her h e w York hotel a>
•he read from a diary about her
adventured She »a» the blood,
ahed and looting that follnwe,!
tho pro-Axie coup d ’e ta t there,
then managerl to escape by air
to India with her child ami
reached the U. S. via Batavia,
Manila, Hcnnlulu, and San Franeiaco. B ritain eub.equently mbrtuod the Axla adh eren t. In Iraq
State Road 44
Ssrsr
s ffiSas. * t*. Project To Be
Then* q u a rta n ashf th e Bertli
Shortly
:,|te u a lr heeaoaa previous f i u '
c ty " * "
should
b«
regard ml
— if
9 ^report * af/M t-ecalew utran ^n he-'
rynteatly
■reported th<
. of
. rail tunr
lion 59 m
,mt o f Kiev
In an uAParm_______
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% v tv err Carman casualties, N n c
minted the Berlin radio ■* «*v
I - - a ' squadron of Mq Ju n k "—
tr-nanoek plane, h .d hrvi—ht
550JMIO wounded Neal apMlerba-k trow the central fr-tfl.
B erlin.rlahn. .141.000 Pn*«lnn
have been killed wound" I oraptured hv new Na*1 p lm lr* «*
th e eentral and southern eertnrr
of the eastern battle ar<*-«.
The deatnietlnn of two Russian
erm lt. ef the Ukraine—the idvth
• — d 13'h—and n a rt of . another.
I*># 15th, waa claimed late las'
nl«M hv the German H k i Com
mand In a aneclal communionTaken caothre, I t'w a s odd»i
we*e 103,000 men/ Russian rx»
( * ueltlea war* declared to num he*
w more* than 200.000, A total n '
. 25 Red divlalona were report,- '
■mm bed.
Three • epeetacular
a o r c c .’r
w ere claimed In wh*l ha., on*
become the eupreme N»xl often
• elv* effort toward the Itn u ln r
Black Pea nort of Odessa — «
thrnet which Rerilp oas-r— l jr—
le*day hiket roerheJt.au area Ilf.
m ile, erolH of KltU a5d abont #*•
equal distance from • Iho Iliad
m 8ea.
w
In thla .on* ar«b, tho Ger
man* • uM officially. Ow com
mender of the ilath S3vl«t Armv
other hlah troop leader, not 30.
E n itiO W ^ S J ^ d r S w
,
000 Rad aoldUrc V
m
rantnrr '
In tha annihilation r f a My Rim
• w* elan e*tautt fore# encircled' he
low the town r f Ukmo— which
b 13 mnes south of R*l Tree
kaoj .where heavy Wtph*lrq pre
vkwialy had been reno ■
Exactly w han tha hulk < th»
Russians declared destroyed had
b een ■ operating waa so t state,I
by tha -Kails.
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In Its reomunkkwSa fnr yea-
isawiia
hud
5?
W ill
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B e
A v a ila b le
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3
W eeks
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Work la exported to be utart
r'l *b°u‘ Sept. I on paving ll«unfinished portion •uf State Ro ut
14, which lead, through Sanf-ml
to the Ea»t Toast, arcordlng to
wont received today from W. I)
LeBeille nf DeLand. division en
gineer for the fifth JUtrict of
the State Road Depa.-tmtnt.
Tho unfinished .>mt r f |h.*
road Is about nine m ile. In
length. The grade waa construct
ed. about seven year. nc>». and
!t was only this year that the
State Read 1 Department found It
noaslble to
Include
nuffXenl
luijde In Its budrtt to hard-aurface the road.
Mr. LeVcIlle use! the depart
ment anticipates a lig n in g a crew
*o the stretch of mad In two or
three weeks.
“According to present plana,"
he advised, ‘See hope to »|srt
one of our crews Into that un-ompleted stretch ul mad which
Ilea between’ the St. J dm. River
tnd a point approximately five
miles west o f Mina in Vrluite
tnd Brevard countin', within the
t e l l two or threi weeks, and
hope to be tble to keep that
*r*w In there continuously until
•hat uncomplel'.! stretch o f rt»d
has been completed."
Mr. t.eVedl-t added that "I
am unable to give you any more
definite Information than the
above until sneh time as we actaalhr. begin r**n.true'><'a. when
I hope ta be able to give you
'nferm atlon as M the approxi
mate tim e U will take to com
plete tkU unflalshed section ef
road."
. Road 44. la a treamaUte highway lead lag from Mima west
through Hanford and into Lake
County. It la believed that com
pletion o f Ute paving project
wi|l prove beneficial to aO clalong the route A saving of
•J$ milaa will b* mad* noaIn traveling to th* East
.from ' Rut>rd over hard-
atee 4r
In
P ro d u c tio n
Special
Radio
Bomber Warning
Reported In Use
th ln tl ^
W ill H a v e
D e e p -S e a
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D e fe s w e ^ te .
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Wage Increase
Asked^By P)!en
W o rk
S ta rt
lie said he thought the pro
posed price-control measure waa
Z Z fto tiS L ! *
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'U r t h
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S ig n a l
To
Temporary unemployment of 2.
000,050 prr»nn« w a . forca*t
yc.terday by l.«on Henderson,
chief of the office of price ad
ministration. a« a po«»ihle de
velopment in the transition oft
American industry from pescc.
tim e to defense production.
Testifying hefor* the hou*e
hanking committee «n behulf ,,f|
the administration's price-control
bill. Henderson declared the nat-j
Ion w st going In Inve to “pay
dearly" for a lack of planning for
underestimate* of certain defense
needs.
Shnrtagr* of raw material* for
civilian needs are lev inning to
develope, he said, and plant clos
ing* ere goipg *u result because of
judgments -which had to be made
18 months ago anil which he con
ceded had been short of the mark.
Questioned by Ri'presentativiWalcntt, of Michigan concerning
published'reports that as many as
5000 or 50C0 plants would have to
rlose and well over 1,000,000 men
ho thrown nut of work, llenderson said the condition exists for
such a development.
He
ex
pressed the belief that tho litlor.-tlon might reach the propor
tions expected in Kngland where,
he said, tho unemployment In
crease amounted to 20 to 25 per
cent. latter he told newsmen tho
effect of priorities anil shortages
of materials for civilian purposes
would inevitable force more plants
M
. end that Ji might cause
•ttHrjtnwifrtbyment o l 2,000.000
men.
He said, however, ha thought
that unemployment would be
largely temporary because the
worker* ultimately would be ab
sorbed in defense production.
Henderson delivered an impass
ioned appeal kefore th* committee
for governmental action to tilevote dislocating effects of the de
fense program.
"Democracy does not mean talaJJ**f*lr# in an emergency," he
A n tle rs
,-D n
T ra in in g
F or
Is
.
T ie d
F is h
T rip
FUleen member* o f the Ant*
term Lodge will leave early tomorrow morning fer Daytona
Beach where they will board the
Lapwing* for I (ii«p*iva fishing
trip into the Atlantic Ocean.
Tbj.-c who w!U make ih* trip
are:
.
I- K. Stokes, Ben Crawford,
Joe Davie, Vernon Altrnau. Tom
my Mem. Walt Haynes, Shelton
Hardin, Philliu Uoodspced, R. A.
Good*peed, Giles Chapman, Jesse
Lodge, Ckarloa Thurston, Henry
Thurston, Henry Tamm
and
Ralph Ray.
In addition to dtaaUcally Infn-aalng the government levy on irg those to afternoon p< i (ormahee*. will he taxed, and Uu-r,
incomes, the ''new federal tax bill doll- upon Mr. Average Citlasn will l«- s levy on .ill 25 relit phone toll*. Howling alley*, phl.no
to help finance natii nnl defense through tase* on rveryday lux- graph rev id*. Iiquoi .ind >.it« al-„ are fused.
uties and recreation*, as shown Ji»n-. All muviu tickets, inclu-l-
llrr tld
J X
r t a ^ S S J ' s :
th# Miami Ranch City CounciL
officials Instructed tha comadttea
I .lite* for th*
now hospital and Mkad the city
manager to prepare for tha Uiv ic te d ;
uance of hospital -bond*.
>m N a v y
SbnfonJ la Making a hospital
f (boot 49 boda, considered aier. * -4 /H quata for a
o f thte
o eourtm ar. •lx*. On Am .
a ir okitlaa will go t o t e *
vote for
th eir
acini a c t which
IlMliinla
Cmm-r
"•w in
I
asm ty Comi
Com
> m U n aacand
t i m afcctlen
% r t i * r bands
fo r tb*
A t
A t
S ta n d s till
N avy
:
C o n tra c t
K e a rn y
Y ;rd a
" • ( o * ,l ,[ ,4 r . „ ,
M rik p * h | tw o N ow J e r s e y
iinliixtriiil
nlnnt.w
v irltm lly
Absentee Voting j First Miniature Auto Races To Be Trail Group To ^ "I' nnHim-tion tmi.v'on
For Election On Held At Fort Mellon Park Tomorrow Discuss Program '1’!
At DeLand
A u g u stJ9 Starts' Wccdg May Supply;
Inland Road Through
Ballot* Avaitaiile I n ' Raw Material For
■ul IGiMi.niio.iMio w orth o f
iisp order*.
i'k p i lint'* w ore th r o w n
__
C o u rt
H o u se
F o r
H o s p ita l Q u e s t i o n
A hurntrc voting for tho rfeclion on Aug. |*.i n fftrtm g S**m*
inolt* C’ounty'* proiMm** I
luit rpencil in lho offuM of f'nun*
ly Judge It. \V. W nrr mol the
official ballot* lm*»*
iccolv«*H
there, it we* n n m u n m l tcxlay by
County A ttorney K. I*. II oiirhoi tier.
,\ny prison r iu i* n freeholder n»«y vote imw i*rovitlrfi| he
expert* to he • »n of tho rnun*
ty on election »luy.M Mr. Iloushe Ider m M. T en o n t desiring to
vote will go to the office, »»f the
County judge, u h e r • they w ll
receive their b a llo t«, the nMur*
ney explained.
„ MA fter they h iv e v-ted, f»eeholder* ahouid leave their bid-
i lion, jit ( ulilw cli. w h e re a n
A F .'- L. o ffic ia l sa id 80ft o f
•hi- plane* 1,193 wnrkrr* had
conic here to offer cnnipct•»*o t *• j
juiiletl the walkout.
p u tu re
local racer'*, \\
I* 11••! muioo. I
The walkout. *aitl Frank Sherexecutive «••oitoltle* oi ••
lb*
wtnttl of the Worker*’ committee,
r
u
ing
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tu
ie
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wai neither a union «nnv« nor m
i « \l \ \tig
i)
- You
I Uv.iitl lligg'n-a, pt evident of piotr«t Again** .1 collective bark*' •'% I •ml id Ark jock oak*. *ym- lug**th»r tniy-a do oni • \ ju • t V*•
•
it*
sr
|*»hn*
R
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r
T
r
a
il
A
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m * gaming elccti-M
held T h u n d ty
t»ei ..f I*n*l infertility ami com* make any g reat rdmwunr • >ni'i
no”t *d»i»ct• of derUion through the itailor* h« mint* of tl « I••« •I * i.ii on. uinioiilo*eil ttidiiy that a which wa* won hy an indepen
out Hondo 'ton know, ton, about car-* h(ii been entered in .• ruce iiin tiii|( ••( |he gl% up w ill he lu-ld dent inline The worker* commit
((•isT fennel, the weed th a t grow* before.* Mr llofinniin e*|tlaniet| | it the I let.and C h am be r of Com tee h*i asked a 20 «ent an hour
with ^ aronmtie rankne*a along ••We'll Jil*t Ih* out Inele I•» i t e | iiM-iit- build in g T h u rs d a y m orning wage merram* over .1. unditcloaed
a| ill .III o'clock I'* di*cti** plan* ra»e The pt mt ha* $ I *10,0*1%*/00
fen*** row* om. lit loe open field* nmi learn wbut we iiio**
l< t pushing an inlntid unite fnm i m defense contract*.
ui' »n*l «|own the State at thi* wa*
The .Ml foot oval tun k wo- i uin Jin k «nii\die
Meanwhile work
wa* at a
M iam i
it*••i **f thi year, and which unwI pleted thi* week b> tin- l il\ and
fttnall hoy* with "buggy a rare «eheduled l*» be lu ll nil C il u * w hich have been Invit•*«! *tand*till on another $49.1,000,000
worth
of
defense
orders for
the
iv •(•* Hut do you know that the Piiylnnu lioffcb wa-* tbungtd to to iiHitl repie*eiitative* tu
naval ve**eta at the huge ,*hlp4- i*in|itible id*rk Jock* and the S nford iv invitiitnin, Mi Ibd ii m eeting are
Ijicksttfiville,
tlree n
C<*v«» yaid« of the Federul Building
fii.t'i *nt tinelling
dog
fennel maun «.ihl Several prue* w .i
I S p rin g * , C ie* c en t C ity , T a l a t k i , and Drydock Company at Rear*
in.* hi Im-coiiio the raw material* have been given there and «•
Dr H i n d , S a n f o r d . O r l a n d o , Ki«- nv. m the grip of a C. I. O.
of toi|mrtant new imlustrie*?
la l outre price* may Ik * added by
Mim nre, St.
C lo u d ,
llol opuw, strike.
Ihnmatk* thing* are taking the local d u b .
A flat warning came from tha
H k eec h o b ee, C a n a l P o in t, Belle
It will Ik* the firM
lin o
tin*
plot e in • *mal! chemical and
Navy Department yesterday that
t •lad e am i Miami.
racer* have ever run in
I. u n mlo|ical laboratory localel
th r government
governm ent would taka dlPrelintittai v plan* fur the com* the
*1 the end nf a winding d irt road Ranford in d prohnh|v the fir at ing year include the preiM ralim reel action to gat production
few mite* ra*t of Snarr. in i link* local citile n * have hud the f a «tnp map nhowing the ad- r e su m e d at the great Kearny. N.
J , vsrils of the Federal Ship
building and Drydock Company
( ’enter Of Florida
To lie Advertised
industries
pa**eu oy m e L.egu'iaiure. 11 • •• .
*"""*" ,,re" .
hnlilera of Saminolp County » ill finding nrw xonomic •*»•
volo nppraval o r disapproval
, blorida’* unrxplornl natu
an a rt which would empower ■>• i 'o u rres, and of finding ihe answer
Board of C ounty Crmml<si"nvi - 1 l<> some of Ihe Stale’s unsolve l
to call a second election at .11 ngricultursl prblvin*.
late r date for iasging bonds f r |
In the small but completely
the hcsnital.
] '-quipped talM>ratory mi Trsn.iuility Farm sparkling eyed young
Mr. Housholder pointcl
th at this first election in Am men with imagination and inquisi19 dors not authorize the i-- . tive minds are testing Idark lack
wood as • raw material for plus
Ing of bonda. “ It merely gu.
tha Commission the row er > . tira and are investigating the po• iMIitifs of the oil of dog fennel
set the date fo r another <•■•
tlon a t which tlmo frcr'm l.l . ns they begin a research into the
will b-« given th* any r'.umi' chemical mysteries of Florida
c f decidir.g w hether th tv want woods, weeds, and countless na
to bun e more hondt fe r tn-u tive plant*.
“ Here's a pin.tie ash tray marie
hospital.” he explained.
A m ajority *f those freeh..M of black jack oak.*' David I-. Emer
son J i , senior chemist from -M i
era voting la raqulrvd to snni"th* special a c t - a t the* A tig. I • am i, said in telling about some nf
the things the laboratory's stuff
•lertlon.
Tb,e absentee v tlng m ivil.g - hones to acromplish.
“ Black jack ft an Ideal wood for
will eea*a three dn».i before 'h
plastics," he explained. "We are
election, as requira<l l»7 I
Mr. Rotuholder snneunerd. “Tb ■ Interested In finding a cheap me
will mak* F riday, Aug. 15. th- thod of plssticating tho black
final data upon which n >- >- -r, jack oak. This tray made i n
can cast an absentee vote." h a northern manufacturing plant
nf wood found here on the farm.
added.
If products are found which are
commercially feasible. . Kmerson
I said. It is the Intention of Wndt linger, Ihe founder, to build fac1 torioa locally for their manufac
ture. Among Florida’s agricultural
problems I* one of efficiently and
cheaply Innocuialing seed with
Ixlng bacteria, and tha
ind would consist rnltrogan
ham Ute report progrro In thte
of not tea*than seven and pot
rcaaarch.
than II members. The onlv
contra! tho commission would
havo over th* Miami Beach 1»»- V i c h y C a b i n e t T o .
pita I would bo tho pow e r of apC o n fe r O n M o n d ay
hospital’* annual
r j vlng
?
*• tha
DUUftl.
VICHY, Unoccupied Franca,
Aug. 0 —<49— Full dress French
cabinet meeting, called for thte
K e n _n e d y R e .p l a c_ e d .
B y C h a rle s B u tle r
10 dl*fu“
h*.
waa postponed suddenly
until
Monday.
LAKELAND,
-<Hp
T his gave Chief of flu te
* ill—Charles
« - o ~ i - ’6 . t t l i - . ' T j J E ? . ' tain two m ors day* for' iliacuaaf th a A tlan tia'C o aat Lina mors •ions with hla African generalis
than 10 yaora, ha* been appoint- simo, Maxim* Woygand.
ad gonariU foreman of railniad
rallrua.
•hops here ta replace S. G. Krn
nady, * ho retired Aug. I. after " N o N e w ^ . ” R e p o r t *
*4 ra n ts a f aerrtee. Butler came
P re s id e n tia l Y a c h t
to Lajteiaad m 1938 from the
V nycnna ihopa, wkara ha was
WABHINGTON, Aug. 9 -O F )
-------14 y a n n .
aannn d Friday was sp- — _ President -R oosevelt’s rruieo
__ it of P. C. L ot*, former yacht Potomac waa reported Had
firem an, to th* position of up la a fog today, presumably
• R 'o f thn Ucoawti** depart same place o ff tho Now England
nmnt, pteaa form erly held b]
T ho daily dteoaUh from tho
E nU *g.T . M -R in g , o f Montgom
r7> Ato* raplnatm Love a* night ’o te a a e released by tha Navy
D opartm eat u l d > a
(Special
City Of Miami Beach Votes Bonds
To Build 100-Bed Mipiicipal Hospital
Miami Beach, seeking ilka Skafortf to Improve Its hospital fa
cilities, ha* voted unanimously to
up to $500,000 worth af
callable revenue bonds for acquir
ing or erecting n municipal boailtal with a minimum of 100
eda, (t ia reported in th* Miami
Dn
time races can be run here.
| mfmmillion about tin- point- of
About eight or ten cars „re , \ |
“ tong the route i< r \
peeled to take part In lonioni.w ,M’ di"»rlhute.l Ti-xel
race., six or right from .............. ig cn ,*•-* located near the Geerharder
especmll/
[leach and th rre from hole. Th.- gin Florida
b«-al carx will he the my-tery . I. w-mild he -lipplied willi the folde
l,
an.|
maps,
Mr
ll'gginsaid,
ment as none of the,,, hu, l„ , „
lo old* i to puli liavidm s this
run or timed.
F in a l
R ite s
M r* .
L*lin _ -_ l
.
F or
I'ax ton
runcrEi Rvrvlcr*
it ,
iP . If»,uxton, „rraiflrnt
f r r 'll Me..*
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Set
" W r l»4*li4*Vf* (hut a*l\«*i t ' « i r *«
I In* r» ill** m ill h*» I 'f f p r ln r . ' Mr
llitfirui'* t'H iiiiurn tril, "hn'.iu*** -vr
hnvp tin**** oiitatanilniif
,M»int*,
|-I;i* k«(M iVlllr,
la ik r
Ok.*»'•hobrr
for
Mr* i. ' i anil
i n Miami, ,inrlutlr*!
, , , on ...
1of
.r thi*
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SiMitiml won . hr nr fit km ally
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...................................."■
l-'irul u dtp, the
prr $•
Ihe Erickson Funeral Herne S u n j lilrnt |H»int«'«l out. If » i* io.nl is
duy punning nt lO lHInVIock w
........................................
irliIH(.|| ;i»lv**rli*rtl, ntm*y
Dr. B. D. Brnwnln-, ,,a ,t. r .
? ’,v ,'".*r " ' m," ’r
■ (who fiirim-rly Inni. tin- rnastul
fUlatlng
rmiti- to lower Florida will pn»»
Pnllbrnri'r* will l»- II. It. | ,,i|„.i tliCougl, the inland cities. In Mr.
R. J. Palmer, A. K.
,Dr. II. II.
McCaslin, K. b Higgins' opinli n, all these have
to offer in the wav of
Block and C. I*. IlrncU. Iliirml iniii-b
•ernie beauty.
will be In K vergrrrn C rm ctri >
UrU'lriallv th.- St. J e , „ , Hive,
Tn.il A >s«iation in r la l - l only
M id d le w c H t ( J e ts
thou* ritjes along nr n - ’ii
the
“ Nile of America,’’ b u sine" ihe
H i g h T e m p e i M t u r e group has been expanded lo toke
in cities down through the ceto
Hr 4M«rl*lr4 I'rrtea
of Ihe •late, Itn nap e may
Temperature* hobhed ro <1. ter
greet or higher over Gulf, Diilu have to lie changed. Mr. Higgins
valley an,| mklweslt-rn slat es. Imt •aid.
dipped under 90 In clm-r parts
of the country yesterday.
F lo r id a C a n a l la
The heat wave, described bv
I n c l u d e d I n B ill
tho Weather Bureau mi seasm,:il.
waa central over Jndinna, llliiiWASHINGTON. Aug. 9 (-<41
oia and Kentucky with fring, The House Rivera and Har
spreading into Oklahoma, West
Virginia ami a* fur westward bors Committee voted ye.t. rduv
to
inetude
the controversial St
as St. Loul*.
and Fl'-rld-t
The east from Pennsylvania up lotwrem-r seaway
ward through the New Krgland ship rnnnl projects in r.n onuilstale*
generally
vxpvrienrril bus rivers and harhora bill whirh
trmperaturea under OU and in some members estim ated mlrhl
totaling
New York City tho mercury require appropriation*
touched 50. In the (h eat I-ikt-s
At an axrcutiv* session, tho
region
thermometer
rvadinge
committee quickly approved bv a
ranged from 70 to 55.
17 to 8 vote the I245.UOO.OOO
St. I-awrance Roosevelt as a na
C itru s
G ro w e rs
il, nal defense project, and then
M a y A t t e n d C a m p endorsed the 1150,000,000 Flori
da ship canal, 14 to 10, after
first providing that tolW should
Citrua grow ers c f Reminnle be
charged for Ul* of the water
County arc Invited to atten d the
way In order ta make It self li
eighth annual C itrua Growers In- quidating.
atitute to b* hold a t Camp MeQuarri# Aug. 34-29, hr o -le tte r
sent them by C o iu ty A gent C. R. A r t , C r a f t P r o j e c t
Dawson.
T o B e C lo s e d F r id a y
Discussiona will bo held to halo
aoha tha problems of the small
growers, lad by members of Ih*
Clcalng tha NY A arta and
staff* a f tho Extension Service, craft* protect noxt Friday, da*
th* Experiment Station, tha U. 8. to tack of fuada, waa disclosed
Departm ent a f A griculture and in a tetter roaalvad yesterday bp
othar departm ents, th* la tte r sU t- Mayma Hodgkin, Instructor for
td.
thr claaaas.
A
of cabins
Recently lh* worker* havo
IO W
w m a llilin o
A limited
luaiiaa num
n u m sber
a r ux
caoms
‘A L W E A T H E R era avalUbI* ami thoso Wishing been making curtain# for Ih*
* *k I
... ■ to mak# raair vatiossa a r* naked b*dfpom* and barrack* of th*
r i w ^ e e n t t o u e d warm to addraaa R. E- N orris a f Ta- Orlando Air baa*, though lh*>
M fluaday, widely scat- vara*. A fulU |
did do aam* work for Ik* s*h**Vi
v-».«-<7**»x
if the oianagem ent and a s t r i k
ing C. I fl, union could not se t
tle their dispute.
Saying
that '200,000
m an
hours of work on “ vitally need
ed combatant ships for th r Navy”
were being lost
daily,
Ralph
Bsrd, acting se c re tary of th*
Navv in thr absence nf Frank
II Knox, expressed hope In .
statement that the strike could V
be settled at once.
" l i l t if m anagem ent and
bar cannot srrIv - at a settlehe cunt i. i <•! ’•t*T#> :nu«t
he taken which will iK one' way
or another put this huge ship
building nlanl hack into produc
tion at Ihe earliest possible momen*."
.
A proposal th at t h r g tv ern ment take ever the yard* came
from Peter Flynn, vlre president
of a C. I. O. shipbuilding w ork
ers local, who said in a sta te
ment s t Je rsey City that action
•hnuld he taken "w ith o u t an o th
er ho u r’s delay."
B ro th e rs
W in
• t
P riz e
A t S p e c ia l M a tin e e
George and Jack flpencer, bro
ther*. tied for the snerlal price
given lit the child having the
largrst
number
nf
dafrns*
stamps at a special matinee this
morning at the Rite Theater.
Each-had .19 25-rent stamps, and
wa* given a prize nf t | each
(n defense stamp* hy Manager
Charles Merrlsno.
Ahnut 200 ehlldre-l rnjnyrd th*
matinee, to which thev wri* ad- ,
milled by showing a defense sav
ings stamp, Mr. Mnrrlsnn tab).
ll.nno.ooo.noo.
re
G e o rg ia
T obacco
B rin g s
O v er 20c
ADEL, Ga.. Aug. 9 - 0 P I Thte tobacco auction canter bad
_ t-rire avagag* af 23.44 cania
a pound for 117,631 pound* sold
for 471,641.14 ronterday white
moat all bait clttea had aver
age* on th* top
ts p »aid*
l‘ _ e fT 30 cants.
A t Tlfton, th# closing auction
•old 643,934 pounds for 4«V734.77 to ‘ a vs rags 21.94. Th*
wash* average Is S3.3J.
PRISONERS
SAID
W HIPPED
ATLANTA.
Aug. 9— « r > - s i .
of thai
complete Inv “
of
prison*ra
that a ' “ha.
bean whlppac .—
-----------ally laabad a l tho S tate eoovlet'
camp bi Hancock county wan
promlaod Friday by VWkur L
Btenlay of th* Prison and Farote
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TH» SAIVFOBD
0 Fans Are
Favorites Advance K y O IU T S 'FOR TIN ALS
pected For In Eastern N et
Hambletonian Tourney At Rye
Amateur links
Champ Is Busy
'With Army life
MONTGOMERY, A M L ,
m e second round of the eastern
tennl* champion.?* WM *®*ipl*ted Tueaday
without a hint of • trouble for
•he farerlte*. From top-seeded
Bnhby R i m of Clinton. 8. C.,
rlsht down to Arthur M en of
Hollywood, California, a young
ster who la making tennis fan*
forget to refer lo him a i ihr
moele comedian's aon. the play
ara who were expected to win
did wig—end uiually in straight
■eta.
R lr n gave Me itrokes a gnoo
workout at the eipenie of Hill
Canning of Hidden Valley, Cal
If., winning 6-4, 6-.1. after run
nlng hla opponent from baadinr
to net and back ugsln with »
mixture of drop ehrt* and dorpdriven backhand plaecmenta.
1B*ORD e I|ED th a t tbla aollca bo pah! lab ad onca a waak for
foar eo n eeeu tlve w oako la Tbo
S a lfo rd H arold, a aawopapar at
■aaaral circulation, faaaad la Sam*
Inala Cooatp, Florida.
Clark o f tka ClrrulLeCourt a t Ban.
W ITNESS m r band and tba
a f Ibla C oart tbla IB dap o f JalS. J c l s ■BS- - 1414 ** <Ut
July.
1141.
w
(BEAT.)
sew#r: — r t t is PAFlW-V
Pe6M M uJ6,
U ts fiA c e J
O. F. HERNDON
Clark If Circuit Court
B r A. M. WEEKS
Deputy Clark
As-mt u
MAitifwJr ^
I tA tW t T
P U fB R U
competitor,
M a n , who a il) lak e on N a
tional Cham pion IVw* M rN ritl -r/»
O klahom a • f X t f ' hr * the
thild
round, knocke<l off Ronald Ed
wmrda of Han Jose. C alif.. 7-3.
®-S, McNeill aeedrd le ro rd |r
thla tourney, whlnned
W illiam
U m staed ter of Mllliurn. K. J..
6-3. fl-fl.
Snort
In between-, lhe«o extreme*.
Frank KoVaca of (Ink'end Calif.
Ted Schroeder*a Nv.linal chani
nlon doubles partner, Gardnsi
Mulloy of Coral Gablcn.. Hilly
Talbert of Clnrl.inHlI. f-odWnv
Hecht of New York. Charlua Ole.
wine of Santa Monica Cnllf..
Sidney Wood of New York, Fd
Amark of Ban Frnnei«ro nnd Dry
an Grant of Atlanta all rente
through to complete the round
of alxtrep.
Frank •’ rkee r f Spring |jk e ,
N. J., Wayne Rabin of Ren...
Nev., aeeded' fourth and fifth,
and upaatter Rarl Gtwhell of I>*«
Angeles, wh i meet* sixth-needed
R
To f o r SZAaJ Ku J
s
v
o w l
19 Plymouth
938 Dodge Sport
I Plymouth
M * 4 -----
37100
TRUCKS
) CMC. 4V>
ton
* t f S f e S9S.(k>
[935 Fqrd 85 V. ton
*lckBB' — 1_..
995.00
987 Ford 60 ft ton
920,965. He whipped alt of the
top two-year-olds In 1940 In
hanging up a record of 2 KM. This
rear he has bowed only to older
horses In a handicap event and
to Volstadt, a three-year-old not
ellgttle for the Hambletonian.
Perpetual, winner of the Ms.
trim, . National and
Historic
stakes thla season, might havo
pushed Bill Gallon for honors In
the probable odds book had to
not been taken 111 after winning
the Historic la«t Friday a t the
nearby half-mile trash. As It
was, hla owner-driver, Dr. H. M.
Parshall of Urbans, Ohio, didn’t
decide until a few minutes be
fore deadline to start tbo speedy
ton of Protector.
Psrshall ssld be hoped to bo-
j
I
MUmvm
l
‘e / A . ® w o « t r
.
lU ko b o d y ,- -
183.00
f in a l *
tU is y c
a a ip thm
fclBlNW ARB RlBRr
Ganas Asked To
Douglas MacArthur Carries On
Report For Grid
Family’s Tradition In Philippines
Team At Murray Ky.| GUI Xee, Paducah.
Lieut. Gen. Arthur MacArthur
Guardsi Roger Fuller, Carroll
ton! Jack Dempsey, Canal, 111.;
Kvsrett Craig. BlytheviUe. Ark.;
Perkhta Marquess, Hopkinsville;
Ilux-h Hendrickson, Jenson; MUte
Nicholas, Ithaca, N. Y.
Tackles: Jess llsnn, La Porte.
III.; Kay Moore, Wavsrty, Term.;
Ilob Salmons. Hcloit, WU.) WM
Ellison. Corbin: Dun Uanofld.
West New T o rt, N. Y.t Frad
Ganas, Sanford, Fla. Jack Haines,
South Bend, Ind.
Quaterbeckat
Peter
Kosa,
Mooiup, Conn.; Gene Byers, Paduball game on the opening day of
school—with Culvcr-Stockton of
Mlaeouri here on the night of Kept
22. The sight ram i Inlag games
ara all H. I. A. A. encounters,
three of which are wttb Murray's
sister institutions. Western, Morahead, and Eastern, fltswsrt hopes
th a t tha state college will like
wise play each other In basketball.
Only two v a n ity prcepeela have
been definitely lost on account of
tba national defense program, ac
cording to Stew art James Nanney,
Fulton, Ky, seathack. and Bargal
* U k n p -------- 195.00
i*3 S » y - I ,j *■
i9SS C hevrolal •/, to n
TfeUCK
although
l^ b V A C S ; CAUfkXMA
£1X* vMo is PeApy t o cn*ueA$e \
ItjJSB A P K ioK tO tb fiBACM -ra*
md the track f u t
Althosgb BUI Gallon has won
MARSHAL!*
ORDER OF POB14 CATION I
TO: M INNIE PEACOCK MAR*
I R A U . raaldaaca a tk n o w a :
IT IS ORDERED t h a t you appaar to tbo b ill o f eo ia p la ia t filed
herein o a or bafora lh a tat day
Of Septem ber, l | | l . Otharwlaa. daaraa pro ooafaaao w ilt
bo to -
«T»ae eoort
IijIO Mercury
Flalatlff.
MINNIE PEACOCK
Aug.
Dafandant.
■J. VMM VIMVII VWWMV MV —
«
m m j i d i c u l cu tcv iT , u r
mo rw ,m
com m o r »
bknuiole . m n
or ru o id a . 1 1 c o a i c b i t .
A u n T H n m s iik e iu n , n t i > 4
tur. •
JOHN BERNAlltl BIUaCIIAN. Def tM a i t ,
ORDER o r PtTOUCATION
TO- JOHN BERNARD SIIMNHAN
TOO ARB lIBRXnT REQUIRED^
lo appear to tbo Bill filed m l u t V
row h t i t above e atit ted B IN ,
which la pending, on MntAgr, Boo.
tambar III. IMI.
IT IB FORTH ER OROMflRD
that thla p rise tot FabUcatlaa ba
published- onca a waak for foar
roneerotlve waaha la tbo I i u m
ford llarald.' a newspaper of *ar> “
•m l rtm ta tlo a aabltabad la Barn,
loola Caaatir. Florida.
WITNESS my baad and aaal aa
Wlngbackst Leo Hutt, Rrklgenort, Conn.; Steve. Levanloskl,
U Porte, Ind. j Joe Russell. Ports
mouth, Ohio; Harold Gian, Cen
tral City.
,
Tailbacks: Jack Thompson, Cen
terville, Tenn.; Teddy Basaeen,
Moyfleld; Bob, Perkins, Ithacs, N.
Fullbacks i Jack Lambert, La*
Porte, lad.; Car) Ferrara, Nep
tune. N. J.
President Roosevelt's veto c f a
|t95.000,000 defense highway
program.
In response to the commit
tee’s unanimous request, the Ren
ata agreed to rat aside t r r - v - .
artly the pending /. ray rxnrlc.
extension bill to act on the vr(Rainbow) Dhrtsloo hi Francs. .
. . , Superintendent Fourth corps
area. Atlanta . , . Commander
Third corps Arts, Baltimore, , .
Commander Military District of
Philippines. . . . Made A m y
chief of staff with rank of full
general, 1990. . . . Increased air
corps, started mechanisation. . .
-helped clear the Spaniards out
of Manila la 1199. Later the dofended Mentis against the forces
of Agulnaldo, and still later be
served two yean as military
the MacArthurs end the Philippines.was started when Presi
dent •• Roosevslt named A rthur
MdrArthur’a son commander of
combined U. 8. a n d . Filipino
forces In the Islands. Tbs son la
Douglas BeWAstHwIs
MacArthur. mit
military.,
adIUIIJ .. K
U*
vlser to the Philippine gevenu
ment since 1939.
The. younger MaeArthur, with
the current rsnk of lieutenant
general, has In a period of IS
years held flea different assign
ments in the Philippines, but
there was time between these
Jobe for him to become best
known to the American public as
a dashing leader of doughboys
la Prance and as an army chief
at sta ff who Insisted on modern
isation of U. 8. armed forces.
Hla record la brkrit
Horn n t Little Back. A rte
1890. . . . Grad us teed from West
Point a t head of his cU m In
1903. . . -Assigned to Philippines aa an officer of engtnsan.
. i . Aide to President Theodore
Roosevslt . . , Chief of staff,
Later division commander. 4Snd
DOWDCoYour Hauling Costs WhenYour
Track FITS YOUR JOB!
• It’s anssnlag how uach loogcr • track huts when
if* baQt t o j b l l e JM The right axle ratio . . . the
right springs . . . these two items alone can mean
O ct 23—Morehead (Ilomecomto^ . ‘ k.|L UB5,U State a i CWvw
Mad, Mica.
Nev. S—Memphis 8UU a l Mar-
then half tha Kapok, prpdneed la
Netherlands Indies, according to
n jfov. 15—MldUe Tennessee of
Marfreesboro at Marray.
|
Nev. 28—Western Kentucky a l
Bowling Green.
Night Game*—I P. M.
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And .Water Transportation
NEW8PAPKK
VOLU M E X X I I I
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
AUGUST
NUMBER W*
German Soldiers Watch Flames Of War
British Warn
Longer lern
For ArmyMe
Ickes Sees Shortag
Of Aviation Fit
Here Unlesh Prt
Anny M s k c Work O f PUy
| ^
MdewvrOffrciahrr
Remain
Confident
—- » ■ . . i 'f M 'i
washI nctov.
i
—TV* Scute voted
(iu r d im i, t u n c u 4 m *
0 » t* a a n la u n ifo rm I I
m o n th s . b r e a d u»* pcraih l
•A fr o
eervlra jw rtcda. Th*
f ix e d m i In i e e r v k w IlsU U .
t | o f cclcctcco w ca M l a t lir a
M d o a a kail r o o m
tu tte d
o f o n e . Tkrco p o o r eaU stete
rmmM be 'retained fo u r aad a
b a n year*.
BuagUn*7n»ft were re
ported today battling fiercely
1
.
<
'
United States Join;!
England To Urgif
Resistance In East
.
v
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 -OP)
- • J s iV .H e e m
A rtm lh U llk U l
k*a announced today
tout
B a rk a n Uakera
hay* . b raiHted ’ ever to R u n la to haa
• umns striking from tht
south along Lake Pelous*
• shore* and German-FtnnUh
forces attacking from the
north on the "Karelian Iith-.
ramus,' within TBMtiles o f the
city.
W
.
Tka Soviet* "raid the p u t
from the Barth 1w u temp:rariij
A Rattle ra Moacei
raid tka high ccauasi
fldeat the German*
"tmn4ll|£\lp. eonaidered a plea*ure, but
foil uniform, Including heavy
if a n d ,* : 10-pound ' peek, 1a* s: Idler, at
ad d / to .th e ir. sorrow. Members ,o f the
nrS- a n ahown a* thuy practiced awfm*
sy&rSK
.^troepa had tooted oaa
(death1* :
alte, Uttering .AVfW
’• *etr»a alto said a ahoctag* of
delation gasoline l* likely hi
thl* country unleaa Ui« capirlty
of PTCduclkm I* Increased Imme'
dlately.
/
f'ant m l cf “dollar-dnwn-dollar
■•month"' buying a* a mean* of
curb tag inflation wan rc mm mend
ed to congress Wednesday hy
Im n llrnderaon, heail o f the
Office of Price Administration:
Resuming hi* tratlmony before
the Hr-uao Bankipg committee In
lupport of the Admlnlsfratlaa'r
prlco-ronlrol bill, Hrmleraon ex
prca*d belief Urn Federal Ro
•ervd Hoard bed tbe power under
the 10.13 emergency hanking act,
to rcn tro l InstallAent credit.
Walkouts
Jenny And New
The tjJcnth
w Karelian
tdefa, waa
Kk far nori
Threat Is S e e r r ^
To Burma Road
W * T lo keep Army selectees. it
[)ne Germap Division
Said Routed . With
2^500 C a s u a l t i e s
• d t p kopfa”
Everything Said In
Headiness To Halt
Nipponese Attempt
To Move Westward
duct i on Increases'
Miles From .C ity
ra
Are Prepared
no Musaollnl, i » mnnd aon ol
U poee,. was kilV r today when
a plane..which he .was tasting
crashed near .P ba,'^tely. Young
Mussolini wee . a captain ht the
Italian air corps. .
aval Khipbolldlng aad Ifcp Deck
•. A member of the Fascist armed
Company at Kearap, where farces sines the Invasion ef
1403,000,009 , In naval- and mcr- Ethiopia ala p e a rt' ego, Druno
cheat merle* conatractten If ua* Mussolini wee the author of a
derway. Is affective at.midnight, book la which he told of ths
“vlrtoeif* of war.
affecting. I t , 000 men,
One of tho most iridely erttl*
'A t Brooklyn, teamsters pic loot
elsed passage* ef thl* book wan
ed the Bethlehem "'Bteel’s .hip- ana In which he described the
yards, T>e teamsters .q u it after pleasure he hsd In bombing a
defenae ceotnlcta at 'Xairay. M.
X,'. and Brooklyn, N. Y4 were
W t.hy a,walkout today Involving
the 0 . I. O /aad A* T. L
”
U K c. L 0. strike a t the Fed-
Iknyrhut hi* suggestion foun •
Immedlnto favor with wvernf
cranmlttae member*, many of
whom have . contended that BtP
rate cred it era* one o f the prin
cipal . aourcea af "inflation.
Represent* Uvo
Wolcott (R.
Mlch.l. leetller minority member
■mi trail are enter by tho Federnl
.Bo*w
fv l^ r
cBUhk .rate# wtatld tend to low
m- t h e , volume e f Inatallment
bnvfojt hacauae, In moat raic*
Mrs. Gay Dies At
Elder Springs
Home
«waeaam»
Mrs. Leonora Gay, who cami
tr* Sanford fn m High BprlnsDee. IB, 1188, died a t her hnnu
at- E lder Spring*
Wodnr*,l*.
night a fte r an lllnnui cf ia<
month.*. She wa* bora In Laf.iv
•tte county and waa a mrmhef the P in t Baptist Church s'
Trenton.
group of Ethiopian Bktlvee, and
8urvlvor* Include h e f husband
when the bomb crashed seeing
them spgead net "like th e pe W. V. Gav of Hanford; *l>
daughters, Mr*. Rich Arnold. Tif
tal* of a roee.N
)t at the Fd^ral ; Several years > ri MusaoUnl"* ton, Ga.', Mm Will Tavlor, Tr, n
I. Dry Deck com* Ben paid a visit ta Hollywood. ten, M rs. O. L. Turner, Occee. Mr.
M. J , wMeh wea C alif, aad spent tome tim e ob, Josle Davleon, Houston, Teiiseetvleg .tbe to*Unique ef picture Mr*. H. B. Craws, Sanford, sn<‘
tMe net well re Mrs. R alph Glddons, Hnnfor.1; r
ceived la th# film cspltal, how* son. Ramus] Hubert Gay, Oeor.
• brother, Gsnsral Slaughter B-'l
e v e r,.aad cu t ehort Ms vU lt le *sd
tM grnadekJIdnrB. *
th# United SUtee.
The remalM will be taken )•
Uka hie-father. Bruno Muase- Trenton
Friday morning. Th.
Ual wee athletically Inclined ami funeral aarehoe
and Intern., nleak part hi many sport*.
will be held In th* Pine fin,'.
Cemetery I t Trenton Friday nf
tern eon. Arrangement* are un.l.>
tha direction cf WUlUm c.
According to the official German caption
with thl* photo, transmitted by radio front
Iti rlin to New York, Nail loldlcr* are ahown
■Umling hy their truck*, watching flame* con-
lunm a building In Smolensk, «trntegic gati'W..y
to Mnsctw. Germany repeatedly ha* laid claim
In capture id the city, but Hu».ia maintain*
It still I* In Red hand*.
Jim Webb Leads
Gun Club Meet
11With 98 Score
native «, .
Special Election
Ballots Ordered
By County Board
Knrlylc l|nu*hnlder,
Sanford nnd well known to many |
people herr, ha* volunteer*' I for •
the Army and will leave tomor
row fi r ("amp lllandlmr In login
hi* period of service. He I* ih.only *nn of Senator Kruno I'.
Ilnutholder and Mr*. HoOahnliirr,
Jiin Webb fired
I,*'*i than two week* remain and ha* "redded with th-m nl
le fo ti' n *|K'cial election will be their home In Ro»e Cnu.t
n- rn ih 'Finfr.nl durum the the marksmen at the rrgnlar
belli mi Aug. It) a t which time
he freeholders In Hcmlmile Coun- flr»t World tjWar. on Jen. 12, weekly *hoot of the Hemlnole
iy will bo aivrn the opportunity 19IH, Mr. Hnui.hid.lrr 'alien I 'd (iun Club yesterday afternoon,
jo i vprraa approval or itlsapprnv- •ehool In thi* city and wn* grail Ned Smith, M-cretary, reported
today. Only ' pistols weru flre*l
I I u( a *nectel act which would uated front Seminole High School alnco
the rifle rango waa under
Ive the Hoard of County Com- in iu.in.
lit attended the IlnivrrMlv nl water due to recent rain*.
tl**ii>'ner* the authority, to call
Three visitor* atten d ed the
t M-euml election to luuc addl- Florida and took the two ve*'
General College cotimr. While shout veiterndy from nearby
Uiuul hospital bond*.
thrte bo In-camo it mentht t ol Orlundo^ind Winter Park. They
the Alpha Tnu Onpga fraternity were Jerry Knight af Orlando
of which hi* father had been a and Thnmu' Royal and John
Fluno, both of Winter I’ark.
......
_..
member before him,
Jaapar Wolfo. led. the. /natch
After leaving m d te jy ^ M*
iced the Printing
score*
with Stfl. TtlF* fWnplcto
„,d llteretun* to i
llouahnldor Joined the Tra vrll.'r*
•)„* 0f freeholder*
Insurance Cnmpanv, nml took a l>«* I* a* follows: * *
81. TIM IIAI’ MAT
two mrnth* apeclal rn n rw at the NA.MK
K. p. Hetuholdrr,
us .DU 01 291
rnmpanvk headquarter* In Hert J. Wolfe
f'H DJ DO 2H0
"A t it* meeting on Tue»day ford, Conn. filn.e Hurt tlmo he .1. Webb
u;t al H.'| 277
he County Commission named u haa represented the ennipe.ny. lie J. Allenby
07 07 Hr* 271
lerk and Inspector for sari, ol war In Voro Heach fur a year A. Ileithick
pi) H7 H7 2«0
he election district*,’" Mr. Iloua- and during the pa-t yrr.r ha* J. June.
I).
Vernoy
82 HI HU 214
tolder said, “and aim ordered the maintained office* In Renter.!
T.
Ituyal
03
Hit 73 2f,2
■rieting of ballot* for th* spec- a* the dlatriet npreaentullve for
H2 70 HI 233
Seminole County nnd Rrevartl J. Knight
a I election.
J. Fluno
rut 74 r>o 180
T h e - ballot* will he In a aim- county.
In the *low fir** (racket, the
Mr. Hnuahol'lrr I* it mcmhri
de font) With a dear statement
if the act to he voted upon. r f the Ju n lrr Chamber of Com following *core» were made:
HCORK
These In favor of approving the mere" and the Kiwnnia Cltih NAMK
0H
vet Will mark upder the heading He tlhl not rrecivo any military J im Wrhli
OH
far approval ami thoda against training In college hccnu*e nf I J a a iie r Wolfe
01
a III mark against approval, Mr. defective eye. hut aince he hat J a c k Flint
03
now been able to pat* th<> phy*l T|innta* llnyal
Ilousholdcr said.
J
tin
Allrnhy
0.7
T t a Commission also haa au- e«| examination, he *ny* he feel*
03
thorlxed the printing of luffi- that he rhould volunteer snd A hlun Drrthiek
00
.dent circulars and literalur* to not wait the call of hi* draft J. V. June*
80
M districted "throughout the number, which wa» among th< i*e*l Smith
W. If. Kna*er
H4
•ounty calling tho attention ofi**** “tawn
Hick Vernuy
83
Jerry Knight
t
82
John Fluao
fifl
Carlton Pralscn .
USOJDrivc Here
Dyol* E. Carlton of Tampa,
executive chairman of th* United
rvrtK
B u
r iin iu iH in u
riv v v nut
Ferries
Organisation
drive,"
ha«
praised Iho results of the Raminnl* County eampslgn In a Utter
In Charles E. Bradshaw, elalrman, It wa* leernnl today,
Mr. Carlten write* a* follows;
" f know that It took hard work
■ nd planning to put Hanford ever
thr top, and I want to axpm u to
you mr deepest appreciation for
C ur fine, loyal co-operation end
Ipi and I am else moat anxious
that tbsea good friends of your*
who geve-ao generous Ij r af-theaH
selves receive our gratitude.''
I Divorce
Cotton Penalty Set
At 7 ,Cents A Pound
WASHINGTON. Aug. T —hi’
- J h e . A g r W t B T o Itepartmcn.
u4yr^tt?.iP*weir p,,u">
# marketing 1941 cotton In . x
for
raas.*^salte«*etaa will be w u r
CONTRACT
AWHOUMCEP
WASHINGTON, Aur**T — GT)
— Tb* W ar Department an
nounerd today a contract for
more than 11,000,000 fo r eotton
; Th* pM alty waa , threo itenU
It Keeps Tab
rents By Radio
wee roport.tarah wHh
affalra by radio,
(Miwder keg for the F ar wait
The warning, echoing a •Imjlar
pronouncement by Britain, t v ia
contained In a pre*s conierenen
*tatrmenl by Secretary of* Btate
Hull who doelarcd that any JtfB*
ne*e thrust into Thai teerttary
would he a m atter of in«rwakla(r(
concern to the United Staten. -*.«
Hull, aakrtl whether ho bad h»d
any converaatlona with or madg
reprr»entatione to Thailand, te
nded that he w n not able to I*
into any detaUe p»w bccaute
nothing very dcTinif* TvHI heen-dte'.
elded.
The tourer *nld rhprrtentatlona
alrraily had been made for tba
pur|K>*e oy encouraging Thailand
tu lake a "strong and indepen
dent" attitude towanl Japan.
Thi* quarter indicated th* two
Knglish speaking nation* hava of
fered to Implement their rnrnuragemrnt with
more than
word* military material. Such
*ti offer would-be calculated to
give Japan palae before attem pt
ing to move Into Thailand.
Ilaur* demanded hy Japan It
wa* *aid( prrnunwhly would bn
used a* a springboard yor at
tack* on British Burma or Singa
pore, Ihe Netherlands hast Indite,
anil (Ihlna.
. . .
' Unit* of Jnpinrse force* which
recently moved Into French Indo
china have been dispatched to the
adjacent Thailand bonier In the
pa*t few day* ami penetratten of
Thailand i* regsnled here and In
Isindon a* Iho next likely Japa*
or»e move.
For thl* rrason llrilinh force*
have hern moving up to the Thai
land boundary.
' (Thailand ha* been very friend
ly with Japan, In a diplomatic
W. J. Pago, prrsl.lent nf the *en»r, In rvernt year*, and there
Ite'l^nd lied Hat* and wel*
^'nr 8m,,ni4 C'lthnrlUte fit
known *ninflg Sanford hasrliall i!.
Washington and In Ismdon that
fan*, will Id hone red at the I)«
Lanil ha.i'ball park Thursday
night, Aug. 14. which ha* been
designated a* "Bill Pag* Night."
It. wa* anenunred today hy W
O. l.ahrman. secretary of th* D*
lan.1 Chamber nf ("nmmerra.
In a letter to th* Kemlnnl,County Chamber of Commerce
H r. fcahrmen said:
"Th* Islendsrs oppmut the Red
Hate on that night and during
the intermission an appropriate
program ha* been arranged It*
which all Delated'* civic club*
will partlclpatq. Bill has many
friend, a me eg Hanford fans snd
we exteed you a most cerrilal
Invitation to be prwwet on thi.
occasion."
OeLuncI Will Honor
“ W. J. “Hill” Page
Release v J
LongwpQd Garage Operator la Given Soldiers
Non-Combat Duties
Magazine Subscription For Honesty ATLANTA, Aug. 1 - ^ w L i '
the
-
Thr United Staton anil Grtek
Britain, in parallel representation*. have urged Thiiland (Siam)
Rifle Range Flooded,1
Members Of Group
Stick To P is to ls
Vote Affecting Hos> p it it! S la te d To
He On August 19
lerbilt’s
*'h wnrned Jnnan today th at
"nil iirrpnration.i are ready
In smuih nnv Jnpancse at*
tempt to cut the B u rn i
Rond or move fu rth er weetward.
Thin appeared to refer to
n IMi.i.eihlc Japanese move irv
to Thailand from an Ihdo*
(‘Inns tinir or *n invasion ol
Vunnnii in southwevl China
Reader's
In reported they tee
ranging from broken
clogged diitributors.
B u t in a few garai
tag Mr. Berkm infaat
It waa a different alar)
driver asked wbat he 1
U lnar" Nf. Brahma;
Includ-
the
•1
Marked -
• I I I CAUFORJNU
�Poultryman
farm’s alio fane*
Thom troublesome,
»U* that fhow up
he*, shoo, and ethar
r f l m U 'i rilijr
•Ohtrolled of •pran r a o l handling «f
allotments (or tba farm in a r m
• h a w . food - grata- allotment* • ora
s tta ra a tt& R
Stti x z
K commonly p ro y lja
ndltlon* for Ui«r
Erdmao Wort. SUtu
tn c n r * ' I r a t n th a n a a t to <*«
anaiiwar .
oat Mplalnrd, are
—-><
>1* a m M
r white er colored,
hoy attack. They
'‘-J
bulletin on men
tha U .- R D ap fl?
ai»nt of
any nrtahje M om
fly
A TTw M eh
U
J __ i-A - a ---applle.l
3 :«
I severely.
y; folk* •ItS this nrohtnyeoloirUt 'offor»d tho
:
^
‘S‘SSS ^ i■S■ S- f S■ £i——&
SU zl.
W h ile -U u * * -
Vhange* to (he
|o«»nre rates officials
[Out that final prwrlaMhi
‘ea i!o2mIOfre^*moM,‘ nJ ,0<f OaHoad,. W, JoA graduated
qla them from mold*.
fro * tha child atar abas of Alma, la
dlon, amacc, milk, nr 1t^own with bar hoaband,Dart Rom,.
i aUlo* are ^furtllo after.a surprise alopamant.ta Lm
t development of maid* Vara*. Nor. Tody’* parent* acted
}§- lta*p clothe* rtr# n lM vttaaaaa*. Rasa, Sl-paar-old orin 4 wrl! ventilated I cbaitra loader, wo* dWartad from
f& iw w jftjgi ■■■■»«****»> ■ .*-Soil Building
b a fte g
Payment Rates
f ih iJ r v :»
Changed Little
ifW*.
M growth on furniture
--------- ,i
g to tit^ off, dried. IreatOAINBBVIIAE, Aug.
7 dry clawing fluid, »ad I (Special)—Tna
Untied 8 ta t«
•ougldv aired. A daauatelpepirtcnrnt of Agriculture hoi
n i t furniture and mat-llnformad H. O. CUyton, ita ti
i offecthre.in preventing!AAA administrative officer, thi
a rc ?
Complete
[uphaSucror to remedy U rm to fir' nuwJrpum pigment*
kip
I which firmer* miv Mini by c t r
attack natty foods that M a g «ut ooil-bultlJn* practical
kept onder” re fr^ e ra tb n I under tha 1942 AAA farm pro
*1, /vsutlUtad receptacle*.I*™1?: .T1** *?**«»*? ^ ** ^
i '*~v.
,< r - 7
a ® - s S d ! ie S W ! A 3 S «. •».
illoska of indUrertioii If "* payment*: (!) a payment fa
di .c r
the W W l T O f i f i 0! • ll
totaa for compliance
crop allotment* and
ana will b* ennnonc,
■ hi ionoaa years, a
payment* to ba ram
H ?b
w tr s a
b
nfEflH i
Never .w u t 'fl
to Porchaae!
* month long to beireni
rtr to a h u e In th e re a#vli
•4“”r
It SS bs?.Sft>2?
Protect Ini
lid R u t
.•toga pore, t
Juht lha thing for
Your pining Room
’■
1 » ; S .i.e
l*yj^KtiyStaiC ■..V:ult .»*r
,uv»V{ i;l' iA'-’f ',* *Rt!
IH
t V r.tV iiT tlW l«>- r
�fHEIOtDHOMETO
InmrvAVmWpypoj*
DOV//S
i* v v ^ o i i a t .
Quincy Gives Novel »
Welcome To Soldl4n|
i h f U i »yitcm .
•’The**? |i v » arc the 1* n*« w.
have had all th e while. C\»n|,. im
hail chanfcsl them ," he «ai«l. ,,iiuw '
th e l ^ f u la tu re has chanirnl f in |
tom and wa have law a /a m \ >ii j
shotilil hava no tax problems h e n |
You ought to have a year s »4\
holiday. You who hava paid vmii
tax** a r t « n titl» l to the full l**n»
Advance u n its o f the New
fits from jrgur payment
l Y ’-u kt«nd o u tf it w eia greased Son
who
didn't
pay
ahouM
le
made
with a l»annet across th a sti
do** to $1 76,000 .inert the Mur
tradiuK*
“ Welcome
43rd 0
p h y A rt—were rulleeled,
SH t* 1 tik e (hair sh a re of the hiitd*
C om ptroller J M I-e« tn |.| the!
“ It can ba «h>na. If your *- m iry • i n Q uincy Junior C hainber
(je n e ra lt
¥
K iw ani. luncheon rliih tin . *e*k collector had gotten
«v viith t ••mmcrce No
He pointed out th e t these tklin* th a t $115,000, you'd b t mil 4ttei (J, If Mel a— Tohscco F estival, I
quenci,** nr* not ton* due nor him with shotguns. J u l betao** 1.4
^
an tiq u ated and he.od on I.Mim it is the resu lt of a gienl tiu »y
tim e values hut have acrunndatnl sm all w raggs -in tU a d - f too- i.ig can atop th e se wrongssince I'lXV The Mm* appl> c to wiling —m ars)v means that it in*? our problem s
It a
.m rnv o th er counties, lie listed.
sent* a problem th st u e m u t all a«ntUm«n( individually
“ W ith w ron* th re a te n in g the face together if w« are to solve it.
(actively.”
w orld." ComflltoUer l.e e told lint
If yo u r, board will a n tin p e te
club, " I point out th a t these h u fs th e collection of $IOO.Ono id this
wrung a grow from m any .m all •m o u n t and then colle* t it
wrong*— Just a* m any smell d e much of your tax pndleni would
linquencies,. iBsurinir to th • Irene, be solved. T h ere is no one of j i
fit of a few in d iv id u a l, li»\q
could cope with the w iold'sl
^
fo r
built up the a st'u m im g 'to lrl of
flOO.OOO.OiH^w' “ ■
‘
TW p7r
?»«* ti»g iu«« «t b«»m#
ahrNCMffftie ’Tirifrn w as pn
like he can i»* cuil e*f It
on Ui thoM who were paving " Mg can he dona, I repeat, hecauae it
lie ap|M-alrd In the .-ili/m -w m *\V l u n dona. One couply ( ..|
take lh*r steps iuiw possible mCbe- •ttssF -n a r iio delinquencm . one lias
the n r e t u revision law s lo.pre- leas than $5(KH) an«t savaiel hav**
Vent another
a m u m ila tio n of Uae than $10,IKK) delinquent ( n o
small w rongs th st m ight m eek If all F lo rld in a get together, w»*
l* By~STANLEY Comptroirer Lee
Discuses Taxes
AtChipley Meet
M? V
H U N TIN G
business
b»
JS
ssl
m an
;w r m V n x > i- s
doubt th e re a re thottu r t suet. m an in rta to ,
and fa d ara l civil earo r who w ould Instant*
a rallab la fo r skilled
defense production If
■attfcnaaUl
o r prlvmta
would cw-opamta to
I a t p ro tec tin g th eir
2'15
Orgaiiuvrllle*
9:4r» W oman of T ourag
ishington Experts, All but One,
Guessed Wrong On Russian Conflict
n lha firs t plara, ka believed
W A SH IN G T O N , A ug. 1 — U h
that the Russian army wa* much
— O n e o f tha d u tie s of tha. da- batter end neera effatthrely. me
p a rtis a n ta o f (o v a n tm a a t la t » chanised than anybody suspected.
krvp tha President htftrwad.
Whan any vital issue ariaas, the
vxpvrta go Into high and grind
away on statistics and knowledge
until thay hare turned out a
clear summary and thatr beat
conclusions. Often, It to from
■nth mvraorandwms of fact aad
probabilities th at the policy of
Dm United States h a hoped. »n
•n ek a mat U r of vttai - totporta nee arose when Q n u M r
marvhad on Russia. Thu esparto
want into their huddles Mid.
from authorities on labor, agricol la ri, econo alias, palHtan i n t o
CASUAL'
;
ruse
4 :4 5 T u n es from the
9:00 l)inna Drew
9:05 Hlac’k and W hile
9:15 M yrt and M arge
9:30 M arnrl
ttaeksd on the RrssidankV dauh.
■«Aa nearly as .1 ta n find on*
1NH
th* rest aald, h
Naals would da
said they would
time—annihilate
miss and taka
wanted abort of
But this ana fallow (I aan't
disclose his name) f tg iu d II dlffarantly. Roughly, his eoncluslons
wars th a t the flm n n a t first
.would win m u sh m g victorlr..
tur lniarnnen with JflOr local inaumnui
a n thia botinoM h w buun going fctt.ootajow to.
bfbemST 552?
•aerf an xwJ tfwU;\x-\:
Own &p.f«Ul.aiWl»l..
S
P rE -* * * ”
m. | u t aamu
ih ha arrivml
arc katereet-
-- •
■ srj
ki fj i tv r**7.‘r; -*
^ ..
~.
k*
• -■ .
The Rues lent, far years, had
baen positive that tome day they
wnuld have to fight the Germans
aad they were not lulled Into
passivity by Hitler's overtures of
friendship and eo^peretina. Tha*
axpeeted attack aad thay built
up and tralnad their army to
meet i t
He buttressed this reasoning
with aa observation about Rus
sian morale—pamsly that tha
Ruetiana are Rtree is as first and
•anything alas (Inaludlng Communlet) afterwards. They might
b e Georglane, Ukrainians, White
Russian a er Hlknrtans; prw-fltaUn
a r anti-SUHn i but once tha (la
under set foot on their Mil, they
wrpid be Russians.
He argued, In opposition
lo
Seme of hi* cron lee, that there
would bs no dafactlMt tn . the
Ukraine. Reports of -n h at had
happened to noma af fnatr rain,
tlva* |R Robml was Id rsnwhica
tha Ukrainian* that the. Natl*
'would never leave their rich
resMroee ana their fesUrle* In
their hands ho thougnu Ben,Its,
ha said, tha only strong opposi
tion leader to NUlin In tha
Ubraiae aommltted salclda ala
ysam ago, leering a note that
hia fight was • seises.
.
The final Important argument
o f this o p a r t was that lha C ar.
mans had failed la compute their
risks by the ta b s rest, Ha meant
by tMa that the German transport
prallam In atUvk was far greater
than the Russian aaa In W tisst
— that the Germans would have
te greats an andlvas halt of sup
plies . aad re Info reameels a n . a
vaster avals and for far greater
diatagtaa ..than they dvvr_ hfd
befara. I t, would be falling ta
mity of a itraifie
Ike a t which they
1 ha uld. •
figured that the
dries wauhi go
liter., than ! has.
hi ilia Nail* would
bv now, perhaps
10:00 D aytona H eath
V
1 0 1 5 |T|» News
10:30 A t Home with Sal
10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:45
12:00
11:10
12:15
12:30
12:45
P iano Itamhlingw
K ate Synth Speak
Sw ing k n u r I'a itu e
E xcursion in N orm
O u r <Sal Sunday
U P News
M uaical In terlu d n
C heckerboard T im a
D ance Time
Road of U fa
I 00 Young Hr. Malone
1 1 5 Joyce Jo rd an
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1 45 Merry CJo Round
2 15 Hunny MeMdle.
e .23 UI* News
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45 E apluring Specs
2 56 Frees N ews
3:00 Songs of I'h re r and t'om
fo il
3 1 5 Highw ays t.i Health
8 :3 0 A B oy; A (lirl on I :
Hand
4 00 Cuneolv Reflection*
4 16 A fternoon Varieties
4:30 Organ M elodies
4 46 Wing* over Joidar.
5 :0 0 Tka J c m e Kang<-r
5:30 Doc S ellers Life S tories
5 :45 T ha W orld Teday
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probably' would In the event of an overt act such u an
attack on a U. a warehip by aBy foftlgn' power,' two
weeki ago moat American newspaper edltora were oppoaed by a ratio of two to one to thla country’s active
at r famong
l M f1,878
t l S newapaper
'.T S editor*, of whom
« •» 871* pubiuw
,
replied,
only six states. Including Florid! think the U. 8. ought to
get in now. Answering the question, “Do you favor active
military and naval participation in the w ar7”, 280 said
“ye8“ r6 1 5 , "no". Answering the question, “Do you fa
vor Immediate seizure of strategic bases owned by foreign
powers7", 589 said "yes";7 dnly 228. “no".
Naturally enough moat belligerent state in Ihla country
a t the moment U Maine, nearest td the scene o f: actual
fighting, with 5 to 0 for , w B u t oddly enough, neat most
belligerent la WyomfRg; »Si|W|0r ’, to Senator Wheeler's
home state at Montana, and probably the.laat state in the
union to face actual invasioa In the event of successful
foreign attack, with foqr to one for war.. Florida'voted 10
‘ [tes for war were Louisiana, Vermoot, and Virginia wh Le. N orth' Carolina, North ' Dakota;
and Rhode Island tied,
New York almost evenly.dlVlded.
But white .most U. 8. dltors are against Immediate
participation In the war,
ne 65 percent of them write
editorials advocating an interventionist policy tand more acAUGUST. 7, last tire aid tp Britain. It'is difficult to see what more active
last a „_____
part of
aid wo could give Britain without using at lea___
our' now almost idle naval and air fleets. However, thla is
i mental conflict for the Individual editors theiqselvcs tp
reconcile. The fact remains 4hat on May' 8, a t least 73 per
cent of American newspapers were advocating the use of
convoys for U. 8- shipping.
If a nervous Nazi or Japanasa' finger accidentally
pulled a trigger on a g u n 'p o ln U n g jn the wrong direction,
S3 tvl
LIQUOR
B r a n d y , Champagne.
W h*, Gin. Cordlak. e tc
W, M r .r ,
TM* retailed la evirbulldta*
V im * fU S
BAGGETTS
m M w T -tr* tomOed. — .|IO orinth!»n«
Notice: Cowb o y
The American public's penenant for organization has
a t last resulted In tha NADC . . . the National Association
!«
tb iiM t of Drugstora Cowboys. 8tarted In Hollywood by a couple of
aftora Interested In -promoting a picture they were makng, it la now spreading throughout the country Ilka wild
fire.
•sad'wedry fnd femer
t Calling attention, to, this organization, the Opals Ban
her rftmuifc-thsAriMimuch as that cityihaa many poten-
wKf
platform might be of value In drawing up the neceSkary
rules/and by-laws:
1. Roped-off spaces in front of drugstores so cowboys
wdasiriiins ** pasalnif f<mlninlty witb<>ut. being, shoved by
IA9TKE*
Soon- . abewr r . wtll
lea M,' te hurripen*
;
■" . .
to.Be a greet hard-
Ua Btofe”. h u Interaetlng eagles.
Wes Wolff U the youngest -aethor to hav* a noval (op the New
York Hit) the <Won the--Awry
Hopwood Award lu l year -be
fore ike waa Z2. Own Daria, oo
2. Beautiful hostesses in drugstores to entertain the lho other hand, la one of the totig inclement weather.
3. Free lunch countdra ss an Integral part of all
■ fountains.
,
:4 ..D nigstorttb^k nights to' make cowboylng more
1table..
1. , ow,*:
!»
• 4 >. , '
^
*
8. Club chairs-within reach of all drugstore miftadne
dolph’a no Btl George
aft* r * dragon;' ho** a Bat after
broad, and England h not to
team* beeaoae Finland baa boon
drawn Into tbe wnr atmjn, though
Isolationists lonvo that Impromlhn,
Remember when tbe Sweedlak
peanle m in t e d Vta help Finland,
an4 later when England and
franco offered to oend .troop,
NMW III# BWfdllil
help, or' to allow 1
aouthem Swoedan.
0.- More sincere smiles from druggists for postage
iw buyers and free telephone!Users.
7. Tha granting of right-oftway to tho Association's
ibsra over paying customer!. •demy
' tho German*
n reach of th s
*t require nickels to oper-
welVe vk-toty in
L MlIed ths an- fountain
\s d d -mptured ate then
10. C onstruction
m
the
Amerr«ui
schoke,»
s a gThera
B
tends fq r pinball ,klblU«ri.
M Ih fc Other
Profiteer
feed all Uwe* prleonere.
A melod
1|M *t’ito iir * U orar the' work* r »
The
it' honoral
«»jit (a ’ thinking
•V*t the monition.
mail theater lh 1a provincial town.
played to s a audience' of factory
(•deserved respite.
I all unsuspecting to '.th e vfflffin'a
ith horror th at his intentions were
. Swiftly she shatcbttt up a handy
t
t t o r b o b r r sh
weak feminine
honolr dearly."
l soserb
Uh
of Uw««tem
i oftiUb
p «li Tljfouoh the, club, the sofctej solton
end marines oh leave .will. findA»;-«*creptfcA
unspeakable cad, or you wM. rue
'
Cams an accusing
•lfamUacturaraf
^Letter,
»'-*
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•t w i-t
-_pwtf
I
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lp
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if
M
Give genera
^ccmmunity.
.
RU> h * g , i-./»-i
A'soldiery life fe a
Harder than when he finds hirrwli-on leRve;
hundreds of miles freni-horDe, WithncwmenftQ
flp^nothfng to do.
t
Jhe United Service Qfaonliotlon* CU-S.0.1
ta.'J?.c .
:
.
' ‘
,'w r* %J
�B A hM D
Russia Seeks To '
Halt Nazi Drive
Toward Leingrad
Calendar
Langer Will Speak
A t Union Service '
i r a * t l n t e r n a r*a« O w l
vlet prisoner* w ere in la n d and
th a t the R ussians' "bloody lo*»ea'' w ere "m any time*,' th a t
num ber. The official newe a g rn cy
DNB carried this forw ard to rstlpiatc R ussian d rad specifically a t
3.000 000,
acknow ledging
th a t
the»e figure* w ere "alm ost fan
tastic."
An e stim a te
inatle by both
side* in the pact w»« th a t a t o
tal of li.OOO.OOO men we’e in com
bat. The effective dentruetion of
4.tNN).iKH) K ud in * , not counting
the unnum bered llm isa n d s who
cbviou»ly
1 av* fallen wounded
would m ean the destruction of
(he whole Ru*alnn force.
Moreover, If .000,000 Russian*
have lieen
killed
in the *even
anil a h a lf week* of the N a lt in-
Pe rsonals
S alv atio n A rm y p o a t win speak
Mr. and Mrs. H enry E nglish
e"
S o ap . 9«<P a n d S a lratio o " le f t, y ra te rd a y for C uba w here
^ . 9 * * W* * " P union aervica to ha th e y plan to apead a week,
held a t -th e P re sb y te ria n Church 1
•■
S ,T b ! r n ni f u
Mra. E. 1L l i n e r has .o n e to
tb T ^ c i^ k r
E n^ rT t i ^ , A la., w hets th e will
iv
m r” *
w v « k ly ,
»i*lt with- relative*.
Vj
*»• ra m m e r m onth*
under t he : —
, ■ ■■
.
'
.•
~ rU D A T '
D jrt t G ardeners C ircle
o f th a
W s 'a r & s t s? z i
T h e flan/ — I
n f - Y- ..> r n
I
\
'1
Leonard Cfoaa has re tu rn e d
not Philadelphia, p a ., w here be
jite d w ith hia mother.
Circle Two Meets
At Philips Home
T ~ t m a a j z i t L T t & rite S o w * Sid*
w ia entertained
n t th e hrmta o f M ra. Jam a* Phi.
llpa *on O ak A venue on Monday
• w i n * w ith M ra. J . N . Burdleh
• P m la n th e m eeting by reading
from th e Bible. M ra. A. M. W alk i r led th e group In prayer.
F ollow ing a ro u tin e
business
jlM u n lo n Mr*. V aughn g a v t n r *
Irat ite m s of In tara at eoacernU g
tha life a t Comp B linding and
w h at th e churehea In Jacksonville
warn doing for tho boys there.
Mra. II. M. Rumbley h apendf '• two w eeks' vacation w ith
tend* and relative* In Pentn-
wot
wiUjImote
J m f k__t _________
the hhnur Bh>Uat Church
“ E - **w»y Wade a t 8 :10 P . M.
a j H h T i n . J . 0 . A adea, J r ., aa eo-
te j y
• -c
A11
v,
• « «r«ad to
MONDAY
, ViTh2 W om an*. Cllb erOI s jw fo r
*Kh « » d Croaa in Cm Woman**
^ C r a b l a ‘ th e m orning u n d e r the
■ahip of. Mra. P.oy TilHe
Dwpendabl* Class n f the
li^t Cborch, ip o n tn r r d by
). D. Smith, w ill u « for
id Croaa la tho W om an's
n tho a (Lem .oa brg-.nnii.j
9 P . M.
*
* • o f-th a W om an'* Mi»U nlon of tho F irs t Bap*
d trth will m eet a t 8 :1 0 P.
Ith the follow la g >o One, Mra. J. G. Sharon,
i l Magnolia Avenue, with
•tJana
Smith aa co-hratraa.
«*•!.
______ ^
Mra. M a d g e 'R lfu e y and daughte r, Je rry , a n d ion, Jim m y, a re
(pending • vacation a t D aytona
Beach.
The meeting w u closed with
m prayer offered by Mra. Hattie
Couraey and refresh roe oU terrtd ,
by the hostess Is the foUowtog:
fi Mrs. Beial# Barrow, Mr*. Bur*
Mr*. CooneyfM r*. Vaughn,
Mra.'
- - Circle Twa. Mra. It. Cummlng; Orlando.
C1B West P in t Street.
•Circle'Three, Mr*. E. B. Carfee c n th e Paota Road.
>
Circle Four, Mra. W. D. Gard• t a e r on 411 Magnolia Avenue.
Circle Five, Mra. Jaday Caw•rim on La Ural Avjnue.
n appy
u ir t h d a i
' Circle - Six, Mra. H. E. Morri*.
Mra. John B. Tatum
l i f t Locu.t Avenue.
Luey Ann Langer
All member* have been urged
Mra. Dueld Hmlth
m to attend their circles.
. .4
T. 8. Rurablcy
^
Wh aa fnlYnmit
T
fo llo w la g circles o f th*
- Betty Jean Windham
v r T O U R TASTE D E M A N D S
T H E B E ST W
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
WINES
LACK
Presbyterian Auxiliary will meet
at 3:30 P. M.
'
v- 7 ”
C Ire Ip One, Mrs. L .F. Boyle,
.I aa tt the
I V - k„ __ _ g u e sts lass ni»n» ai in** num e m
' “ m i " , will meet
home
be?
- . Mra.
Winn on
Avoof Mra. G. 0, Baber,
West
our. 0m8 W
w
est
nu#( C.
h(i| II.coU^(n>
Hb,ParkLor,„^
Nineteenth Street, with Mra. Bty
Mann aa
as ro-Kosteim.
ro-host#jui7........... .
a»«ke». "f J«J,*onvi|le. 'and
Mlaa ULettla.
Cald- h k *nn** Mrt- J * E’ wml“nu- of
Circle Two.
Two,MU.
ttle CaM
•rm«n, will
win meat
meal at
*1 IIMt.
a j g t chairman,
th « .T“wP^ •• ____.
Mrs. K. W. W i , Calory)
Aven’ u?f **"■ K W™ * ' C*U r7 l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thurston
Clrcl.
Three Mrs.
t . w.'h a v e returned from a six wgeka*
Circle Three,
Mrs. Hsl.v
Daisy LewU . ^ 7l r t1n s n , ;iU not meet this
_C
^
S
month. .
Circle 'F o u r, Mrs. Fpanels
Franel*
Meriwether, chairman, will meet
“with
* : Mrs*,. J. B. fjihan,
*
-^101
We*t Eighteenth Street.
Circle Five, Mrs. A. D. Smith,.
chairman, wiU meet with thr
and children
abalm an, 800 Magnolia Avenue'
Utern Pines,
with Mrs. C. R. Dawson at.e o T » e Six. Mrs. J. D. Wood
ruff, chairman will meet with
Mra. H. M. Watson. 804 Well
Eighteenth S treet
TUESDAY
The fourth in the aeries af
bridgo parties being sponsored b$
the Woman*! Club wiU be held
In tha club house beginning at
8:30 P. M. An ett.-Ji 000 points
will ba given for nromptnree
Chinee*' checkers and rummy
will also be plsyed.
WEDNESDAY
Th* wriwtt of the Eplscopa
Church will 'w w for, the Red
Cross in the Wfman*a Club be
ginning a t 8 J # P. M.. sponsored
by Mrs. 8 t Clair White.
A Moria 'Vwalkwt
2M R
» jr - - *—t
Sponge Sales Since
Aug. 1 Total $95,965
T A R PO N SPR IN G S, Aug. 7
— (S p e c ia l)— Sponge
Exchange
officers
m ade
public
firui*-'
W ednesday fo r sponge «alc« since
Aue. | , when th ree •ah'* nvttvd
a total nf $95,955.
It i* expected th a t by Aug. 25
ra le , f t r 1941 will reach 51.
nnn.000 Sale* to d a te n e ith-ut
$450,000 g re ater th an the »ale<
for the *ame period a year ar>
Water Conservation
Project Is Revived
ST C L O U n, Aug. 7—(SpecialI
The flooded condition of l.imU
in 0*crol« county eau«rd
tiv
h r v v and prolonged rain*. i*
ra u .in ir much concern of property
and owner* and c a ttle growers,
and haa brought about n revival
o( in te re s t in the Ki**iinniec Val-
vn.iow ‘. 'v '
WISE
Advertise!
Anderson-
(Jriffith
K u n rm l
D ir e c t nr*
706 K. 2nd St.
Itw ine 488,
PITTSBURGH
i firs'"
ly tw iro th e num ber of Ru*si*n
pa
dead in l i e whole of the World wi*rr im im litetl Arm v m g inerrs
W a r- th a t I*, t .700 000.
rift
mini** Errtnl photo* of t !»•* iunn-j
N’othinir w«* said in Her tin of iImtoil Inpd* in rach • i t I ioii.
Germ an lo*»e».
Osceola county i» now tiring
matte a •lumping grotim! for nw«t
uf surplus w ater ori^ln atin r in
O range County, causing a hail s it
uation, and haa nroH<ifi th r (‘at*
llem en'* Association, ti\r County
Com m issioners, anti tho City Com
I.AKKI ANI). A uk 7 (Siu-eml) m issioners of both St. Cloud and
—"A m erican production will win Kissim m ee to take action in the
the w tr for (tren t B ritain we m atter end rntlcavor to get iclirf
have already caught up with (ler- from th is fltiotl w ater 'ituatinn.
n» n production an«l are going
One o f the projevt* «ni*l threat*
right ahead.'* Noel Monks, w a£ rn in g S t. ('loud, is the deepening
correspondr i\t for
the l*onilon anti widening of a canal from
I'nily Mail said here W ednesday H art to AJ Ijikes, made by HudI T v a k i m u i , ____
on a visit t4» the liakelaml School da A Son, eelrrv grow ers above
of
A eronautics, where he called X rrrooasee, which If perm itted to
INTIRIOR H A T ’ ”
magaakw aa tha “ Ptetur* af the M r
on I ho uf hi** country meh who be rom pleteil will d ra in a large
SIM I-O B 0SS
a 3i4*4% Speed Graphic with • 65*"
are iu train in g for the R. A. F.
volume of w ater into the lake
a n d GLOSS
The expoiure was 1-200 iccond a t f
Monks, who flew t«> the U nited
S ta te s bv C lipper lest Friday, will
a medium yellow filter to darken the
WAT1RSFAR
re tu rn to London Aug JM, tak in g
neaa of the model's figure.
with him Vere llarm sw o rth , 17*
INAMILS an d
yesr-ttld •on nf Lord Kotherm ere,
VARNISHIS
owner of the I hilly Mad. The boy,
now in t 'l n a d t . i^ returning home
T A L L A H A S SE E . Aug. 7 —.,11
SUN-PROOP
*r
fur m ilitary service.
Provident Rouivvelt'* v**iti ,»f
Monks was with the R A. F. the defense highway Mil, li.-rvu-i'
H O U SI PAINT
throughout the French cam paign hr d isa g ree d with ih r iN'r>rtihr,|
Mlia Mary Martha Emertck
P L O R H ID I I N A M I t
W INTER HAVEN. Aug 7 — l a s t y»M*r, m d pnvlously hail niethnd of a llo ralin g 11 'J.*>,HU{|.- {
entertained at her home on San (S p r.m li — Thu city ha* begun served o« curres|m nilent in Spain. 000 f<r strategic r.md*. wv« •ti-'
ford Avenue on Wednesday after Condt nm ali' n proceeding* on four China anil Abyssinia, lie is a u dnraed W ednesdnv by the t-'L>. i-|
noon with a dessert bridge party. tra> i" of Innd « l|* m .ng th - pr*'- thor of "S quadrons Up.*’ • lunik i da S t a ir Rond Kh'pnrtm rnf
A pastel color theme was .carried aeul airport in p m u u t . o n f >r nn about thi* R. A. F.
CliRirman Thomas A. John**
out in tha decorations and re • sp in -.o n unt'i r fe.ie.iil ru*»dre*.
•»f Ih r R oitl
Ik p n rlm rn l lei
freshments.
Th*' tract*. cr.n*tlluUng
50
vrnphrd nn nnnrul In Flnritl.i • •»
________________ grrv sm rn to help M utnin I hr \
After several progressions of acre--, are nrc ***vry in perm it
bridge, tallies were collected and •C ten.iim nf runw ays to the
«n t f
! 1° ■n«l to r r w n lr tltr •*i p 4*v
PAINT 5TYUNO’
M a y ■>(? 111 1 0 I CUTS m ini nrctlon of Ihr bill t-« pr
Misa Erma Doudncy was found 4'Jon f*el «nefifirntlon<. t'B v Attorni‘v Sinrinlr *nid. Th* rl'ising
---------| viilr allocation of fu m h to « tat
h ia p o u a r u r s
i t th*' airport rritd
(torn the
W ASH INGTON . Aug. 7 —♦,!*)
th r bn»U of ilrfenno ncnU.
m u th boundarv of th*
flving — S m a lt r I 'r p p r r tohl ih r S»*nfield in road 17 will al*n l e re- n lr W nlnratlay th at ilh iftrr* *mh|
qutreil.
olhor Arm y m rn niuy hr in ih r
t»»'»Uit*r "flower'Hhop" but
m m y fivr or Irn > oiih.
of ■ M M
“ Horint of <1i*t iIU-1i<>n nnll i|ualA llnt'klng p rupo^nh to
limit
their rx tru « rrv irr to 12 nioullm,
*•
*
Ity, with advanced idea* in modl*Mpprr Rth'etl Ih r w ar in ‘gh» !a**t
wrarawamw^Mu
cm amuigemi'nl.
a* irvti i utisin.
Tin* rm -fin tin* m m mu*l In*
krp t in •rivio*. h r •aid, U th a t
Mr*. W. 1. Davi.l wa» hostess **Amrriru hiM (tv h avr »
w . + IR S T STRUCT— I’UONK 758-M
nn Munday a fte rn '- n to th*- m rm - ]Iarm y, and th ey Im pprn to l»o th r
"We Wire Flower* Everywhere"
b. :* of Circle T hree of
tho |I rn c a brat f I tt*•«! to *•tv f Hod *
AVwavn's Society of Chrivti-’n i country in thi* crucial timr.**
Fraslce of th*' Motluullst Churrh
at h e r home on W est F irst Street.
Mrs. P. II. lumsln*? pre*tiled
c v fr tho b.uninr-* session aid the
dentitions! was conducted by Mr*.
R. U . Hutchison, who slso gave
the poem, “ llruttirrh****!'’. A rhapte r from the «tudv loMik, “Jesus
and Rocial Redem ption" was pre
sented by Mr*. Wwlter Clark,
Honoring thslr eon, . Karlylr. • upplem enti <1 by iwripturc* given
who will leave tomorrow for Camu by Mrs. David.
Women's
Blandlng to Join Uw army, and
Reutino report* were heard from
Fred Williams, wboae marriage the n r io u *
chairm an
a fte r
to Miss Helen (outae Leggett of which refreshm ent* were servtd
TVay cross, Ga., will he an event by tho hostesd to tho fnllowingi
of Aug. 16, Mr. and Mrs. E. t .
W w. W . j ’. Ilrynn, Mr*. W alter
Hcusholdar entertained with n C lark, Mr*. ( I P. Herndon, Mra.
buffet aupoer a t their home <m II. C. M organ, Mrs. John Vaughn,
Hibiscus Avenue la st evening.
Mra. P . H. Lansing, Mr*. Bc**lo
Emphasising a patriotic theme, K night, Mrs. II. A Appleby, Mra.
tho colon bf rod* white and blue It. U. Hutchison, Betty Bryan and
w en used effectively throughout Nancy Je a n Appleby.
British Writer In
Lakeland Confident
Floridians Rndorse
Veto Of Road Bill
Miss Emerick Is
Winter Haven Will
Hostess At Party Expand Its Airport
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
VTcthodist Group Has
Meet At David Honift
Pippin Gardens, Florist
Williams* Housholder
Honored A t Party
SLACK SHOES
th* rooms in which the gue t*
were entertained. In tha dining
rocm tha bbftet held a novel »r.
nnaviuent of mlnlatura buildings,
NEW ARRIVALS
aad palm trass act upon a.m lrr t r redactor, representing Kanford on tha banka of Laks Monroe. On mm side was a mint’lure bridegroom walking away
from Sanford tosrard ku trlde
who stood a t tha foot of a red
velvet carpeted stairway that led
up to a gilded cage. On the other
•ids waa a miniature soldi* r
■wanting toward an encampment
mads to represent Camp Blandlag, with flags dying at the
galea whlU inside were placed
cannon. Infantry to aka and guns*
i! A t aithar and of ths dining
Mr, and Mra. John Brhlrard,
Ukio wad placed » largo cake.
I r a brtdejgroom’a cake was <> J r , ' aanoqnca the birth of n son
white wadding sake topped )>v a last night In the Femald-Laughten Memorial Hospital.
Mr. aad Mra. George Thurston
era announcing the birth of a son
on Friday, Aug, I, in Newark,
Wumrn'* Spurt
and Slack
Shcra rrducnl for quirk dearancr.
a ,
Clone
OuY
WOMEN’S
HATS
Straws and Kdlta.
value!
Hltr Heavy
COTTON
BEDSPREADS
SH1HIW
PR um
�%UUI, naval b W i f Singapore ha*
tfU id &
o f th* Far t o r t But «X€«p* f ir «u« and rtrtU fie lm
It U lKtrvffjr half.* w«rld apart from Ih* lffrdlmrftaaaa
panlntula. Thu*
n e ith e r nation could eeelud* th*
e th e r from p a ssag e letw aen aha
Jmlld and China Sea*.
---Singapore's flrot g rrtt Impor
tant* w»« aa • bub for trade. A'
fre* port from tho itart, it draw
m ram irti from Borneo, lb# Mo
lucca*, Urn Philippine* and Siam
(now- Thailand). Eventually • it
became tba moat important pert
qt4 call on tho f a t East trade
«w b,..w lth n r x r f h a rt* ,
r E ^ .s f c S -;
1Mb.
helped Ihe lelind to nnuperltJN
atrol of Hlngnpi.ro Tbo *oi| I* poor, but one climate
A ' f , KIP, when ia hot and humid with liltlo tenid .purehated train tonal change, and the land I* dlJP" hill*. The Briti rivalry with tho Dutch
on control of th* Malacca
.and th*. narrow pattago
I lb* lanfe Mend of Su« m I of Hlngapore, and
mo of Java. After |«n«
tic sparring, th* Englleh
n aira '•'td.tba Dutch and
l relinquished Malacca
lalmd of I’uleu Hranl I* u tin
ameltrr which for many year*
provided more than half tho
world*! output. Singapore alto
hait a pineapple cannery, rubier
factory, Macult factory, tho* fac
tory and cannery.
Althoujl It prcaumably wat a
trad* center at far batk a* the
12th eentury. only fiaberfelk In
habited Hlngapore ythen tho Britl*> took over. A great Influx of
r>ine*a, Malaya and Atlatlea fol
lowed , and the city It one of the
world’* moat coamopolltan. It*
population In 1932 waa 443,711),
more than double the 1021 figuro, ?•
— A_ e*in*w*y Itaka— tb* ItlaM
directly to 3ohore, and grologiaU
believe that ft- once was Joined to
Iho Malay pan Intuit.
The Herman commerce raider
Emden attacked Penang during
World War I. and In 1021 the
RritUh Imperial conference, in
the face of oppoaltlan from die-*
armament advocate!, propoted to
tpend aboqt tso^oo.ooo to Im-
’Brooklyn youth. In farm*d bp tho
Federal Commonleatlena Oommte•Ion that be jpnaaod the teat to r an
amateur radio operator'* Henan.
Telegraph eparater Lean Fawtar
U p* out tho weleomo M M t|t am
ft n
srv?
h
I
S S r a a G E - ... ib . i b e
19c
’0
Lamb lb.
29e
Shoulders lb.
monef).,
A pack of AaierUt
m u tlth tm W ltn
jpwad t» fourteen a i
Th* « p p h a f Imflofte
-
[G TAILS
. Ib.
B TIPS 1 A 1 ,
Cardtll BaQ
Hecrttary o f State CotdMJ H a lf r*
turned to WaahJngton and hie M
a t th * But* Department a fte r at
Sulohur Springs, W. V
mild lUaeea. Bamnar W<
•a acting tacrotary ia 1
■^ ,.vr-a t
. r r ■ /■ p d f.
L.*
SpAm 12*oz ran 29c
if*
Crwto.
ir........ 25c
3 lba. 63c
a a* t i t
easing 10c
Pniltn,
Vegetables
m
r
C. Specials
W w »4*.
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HANFORD. FLORIDA
PAGE 8EV
Senators Ring Up
5 To 2 Win Over
Lee’burg Anglers
OH LAN DO, A uf. \
(Sp»*
*i*J»
The O rlando
S«-n4*.or<
XOt o ff to a fast s t t r t
hern
tlov night by w u i i n / four
*lin
in t h r l i n t tw> innmg*
m u 'I f f o t n l the l .m b u r g Ang*» to 2. In a Kloii.lu Mtatr
G tH on-t t l n l n c t * ft
L«ruo iriimf.
I
'
j
i
j
j
|
.Th. S*t a to rt coU ectnl
j
S t* off lln u try . U «*iburg‘< ues
nttilr*'. \»hilr I’lfury h«*M lh<
S n i l r r ' to five n tfr blow «. Sro»r
OCLYVlGc
toV ETts
Lowest Everyday Prices
Sw iita Piomluia
Orlando tin non o i « - f» s •
t |lnt'«»v nml P tv llc h ;
rie u r)
m l li'iHilito.
r. M»*n Crush i» b » (lrri
f; U S K.SVIM.K. A uir
• i.ih
Th»* GuiniMvtlli* it
Nfen iMtiin l«>*| .u t It h*»« lion
nit •• -ifht to rrti«h tin* Dnylnn.
!tri '• t .f«iri•11*t • Ly *.»-<1 in thi
Fl» ' !.i Stable lo n g u e , ftrv**1
•
H E
^
ft* f»■*nn nnn n m
i ft t
\
t i n 40*2 t Ox •» i » i
D \t n tiru \ nml l* » \o |. f o r ro ll. i dork nml M artin.
O- I* W allop, OoLond
DVI 'M V ' mit 7
( n , m-. *ill
—
i • »’.i ' -mling-*
hitnrhod
SPRING LAMB
Lags
lb
29c
lb
39c
te tte r thin tilth at Patrick itrrtc h .
, of/ to a pooc atari,. adtM. do t I k e M c ^ i i .e iu l. M p i
U r J ite n c e - ' tjiok
» 'r
h*aU .
University Of
Tampa Enrolls
198 FVeshmen
h o w e m .- were 'J K f r n n t ".torlee.
Both tim e* Sm ith g o t the favoirlte
rtervtp konora after, Sheppard•
>v 'H tn e y tr . h i d tr e n ilia- away w ith the leader* and h« w*»
ltfled .for -fonling In lha rig h t th e re , red ly to m ore to th e w|u<i t*i-«nnn*mr t> survi* il* lirnstl
fjel.l *.f |Hinfljhililit'*." ilrrlorvi*
fro n t w hen th# fine. U i t cam*.
P r r .i.l.n t Jnm vi Klliott Mi>-iney
In iiiakimr the announcem ent ihn'
•O'1 fie-hn.eii hail h e rn elu n llri'
f t " i he Sctitem ber term , comJ l
po ir.l I., eight t t t h i « lint* Inrt
yea i
“ I believe,"
raid
P ie.iil'n *
ifonn»v. "'that a n a re grim ing
•U)i|>l> bvcaiien parent* .m l >tu
•lent, anpreclale the effort* thr
Ifrive^milv ii m aking In »e|yr
farllvi.lu <| ueeila. T he apletnll.
m m who cn ce iv in l f h . i,||-n
■till f'liintle.l the lln iv e ral'v have
given Florida and r.n n p a a g n a t
Service.”
, While IDS utild.-ntl from out•Ol" Tam p* and Oil front Tam pa
hnvr already paid tlie 'r fe e t for
THEY CANT
TAKE
YOUR
Xiettuce, Carrots, Beans. Butter
Beans, Everything* to be had in
fresh vegetables.
OCAfiOS
A n Incrri
tamin prodi
in-Uklnai M
7intrami'
Ut S-inli aile>r. n—trtfei
lyli' ile that only iu frrm TantDf «n.l two fm.u nut'id* the
"Mr b i d paid their fee* a year
ago- I.
.Hr. Mao nay declared th a t d u r
ing th - la a t JJ n i.n tln a total
of 1284 pertoii* liaik nim c form
of claaarrom wail: at the Uni
vanity.-- M any r.f llm .*niir*ea o f
fe re d to th e .u «tu.lent* yvere tie-igned to t» a ‘n for n rli. nal <h>fence WOlit.
“ R dvcatlon nnitt he
n link
w ith the p a rt, a vital pmvet n
'h e p re se n t, an I a |M>tential of
iiie rtssln g value
tow ard
thi
fu tu re ,’' declare.I l)r. Moonyy
"T h# grllage* and uni>« tallie s of
ilie nation ra n iirlp it g n a t di V
•luring thla pn-wn*. rn e rg e n e v
h u t Dwlr m o d In.oortaot ilntie
« • ah rad when the w lu llrn «f
the g re atest of worl.l tp h e a v a l.
. n o ' be solved.
" H f e I* a ropi'-nuioi. ehaiu of
event* w ith every link e*een
Ta • t f c o ll
nm it« to help
the* nr* I home
Wtt* CW» lh«*we*
Kwr* * u tn »n «• r
tkv* a i *Av „ . r
Sho a l d or lb 19c
u sa r-n rsa
Chops
lb
*
run
/ ^ C
sim m
rr«»h H ta d ltit Ccean
S h rim p
lb 25c
C ro o k srs ) » > U
45c
Fat. Froth Cuught
M a lle i
BABY BEEF
lb 25c
FRYERS_
lb
Plrm e StyU fork
19c
lb
13c
TjcsIi Loan ciiound
Beef
lb
18c
Tonior Sliced Bool
Uwo*
12c
Lobster lb 23c
Praih Prosjod
Mealy Plato Bool
S to w
lb
Cooked tor Bf oiling —
loqn Pul
t i t W A v« d -fac-
FILLETS
SI A IASS. *10 SALMON
hadocck . kino m a c k iiu
frtihoil o|
Genuine* S print Lamb
Roast
a*j
Sea-Fresh Seafood
Lamb Rib
Chops
I2y2c
Ib
Swijl'4 Grad* '*A" Lamb
Steak
•
eJArfiOdAl. I W aJi*
1:V 'V A t o t t f r i k o & f A u a v * > s » i c -
Prices Good Thru August 9
COTTAGE CHEESE
I- .* h Club
iU
*?>-
simsvio
Bich. C ream y
Lfesbuiir onn not oio -j r. (
R II E
Orul.i
nun I mi 0 — I I 0
Dt I jn .i
nun noil o n 1 i
. t S iiI1iv.hi unit K iU k a ;. Kui.hm.-t
■ml F.lwardi,.
QUANttn stems
Ik l if t
Roast
Fre,h D ari Crab
Live Wt.. lb
M eal
lb
21c
lb
3Sc
Gpecklod Ocean
CuiL-iby • P\.
T roal
Saasags
lb
19c
Loan Shouldor Pork
Stulled Latin
M.-m.U * Faluc* Rindleee
Steaks
C hops
B a co n
lb
27c
SPARE RIBS lean, moaty lb <
PORK LIVER tender, diced lb
DORK
RRAINS
lb 2fc
Acord Brand Cello Pkg.
B a co a .lb
23c
Go. Son)k»d
( e l e c t s a t * lb
Armour’s Star - KANSAS CITY
ROUND - LOIN • CLUB
T-SONE - PORTERHOUSE
RIB-ROAST - STANDING
I
I
I
CHUCK ROAST
I
FANCY SHORT RIBS
1
FAT PLUMP HENS (LIVE WT.)
Ruin', Block H^wk
tJAMS
S trin g T n d . lb
Round Bono H ull, In Cartons—Belt □ ra d . r*r«
27
b
32 LARD
2
II BC. Cello
PtUsbury'a
VARIETIES
SNOSHEEN
Juko ri5ur
pits 14c
SALT
W b
PARKAY
r«koo
Tea—
A Moal In Ittall!
TETLEY'S
fust heat am! sarv** I'lnssn! npfifih»»lll with D«-
‘/d-ib 2 5 c
2V4
Kralts
pkb 2 3 c
KINGAN'S RELIABLE
lictow t Meal if* u l>«it*c« Unit % aw«i1—Whal u
Tost
Ba/gaml
TOASTIES
Hurry For Yours!
W h il o Thoy Lost-Only!
ib 1 8 c
VELVO
tin i on.,
FLAKES
Ca|l*e /
P>t0
3 ib
45c
Tiprary
TEA
3-ox
Lou
cans
Mb 1 5 ttC
5 c
Bi-rult
FLOUR
G .t ty Royal Taptca Puddlnd Itr to with I ..i- h i
2 0 lb s 5 7
Lurui O’S lun«
Lovett'* ENRICHCO Whit*
10c
2 0 lb s 6 9
Salad l> rauin']-M nad-
rru re g e , fo rb ea ra rtrr,
humility’
a n d goodnrn*. We m ust nut fo r
g e t th e rp lritu a l link*. T hev a n
r-.e n tia L A nd to all of th e * '
• ueh a tre n g th an I pow vr a , wi
m ay tutve, ra n nnly be Memoir*''
in U etM of the Irng pull In life'*erviee fo r e th e r , and only nth
b e aald.
Ida. Gold O ran ja
JUICE
Bushol
Misfit Junior Net
,i
.(lew?i carobefoi-e
■qBStrf
MIAMI BEACH, Aug. T -(A d
— The IStk annual Miami Boarh
iininr tennla tournament, with
1.1 dWiaiofla fer player* IH or
uniter, will be belt) Aug. IS-2&.
111 Florida roispetjtore laat
tear. Aug. Id la the deadline
fur eutriea.
Sunavreet C ilia Large
P ra n a s 2 t»> 23c
Diam .d.iry G tng.r Bread
MIX
e*o
Eagle Brand
Gsmies Open Aug. 18
i,
95<
Non* Higher!
MeCroth Cut
L O. 8. Giapelrutt
J a lc s 4
i 2
Snider Apple
Argo Sliced
I
M k o p p ld
II Whip#—
Tall Nature!
A r g o ’s Suipenslon
Kxtcpded To Aug. 20
habato g a
b p r in Oh , k
19C
y.
Sunbrite
CLEANSER
' the*boar
|||He eL||
Ml
Soft M Old Unon-Rofi
SMISSblis^l
Fork A
iie re ttM iii
!
�Lengthen
To Meet Increased Consumption
S8ER, Ao r 7
I m V U mge table
lengthen their
• to meet the un>
in*eo aririag from
If they relee
tee to prsrlda fee
:OTTS SCRAP BOO
tag renter* f f buying fraah
fratto and vegetable* ■* near **
poaaible to Army eampa. the will.
ingnrs* they here »hown In-MY*
Inff produce loeelly which run be
tecurrd In ttU rfaetory nmnunto,
end the itiffiealtlee new arUbig
* Mi'l Increased In tmaapr-rtatlon, here chang-rd
Uenf Me then Me* conditions greatly nnd the- w**"
«r' of Agrleulturt. Florida grower «vlll extend hi.
growing icasoni to meet thit .
c h in fc .
{
r
j
'I
I
1
"State Farmer*’ Market* nr
I
le t up to help crow era. markvi * I
Ram H av
♦*»•, . I
.* ° •'.•fF fcjh ito ii
produrt* their pmdoee.
Win. be made due to w*r rondl- ehange' In condition*. III1. W llv^ , J
iD,n *. Mr. May* natd, “ informi- wrote to P rr-W iim nn WMfflR V’fc
ttow rrcchrrd by m r office fmH. o r r o r t / f o r a*rlrul»nie «t |S .
fl
Mtoo U nt aomr actlcn along thl* IJnfrrm ltr ef Florida. <i»kln* t i.
information on l^orM* e * t e H k
ti
. u»» la In nnap ect Many e«eat. hameatlng
period". A table whir1*
*
•[■J rem tla birr* already been
trttWmwn from ‘ their u*-«l he had prepared h r Dr. F. J*.
Jamison, head of the vrgrfitMr
•eirirrh division of th" Stole
Rrnerlmen* Station, h i* Wle-*
• W rtH eil- 'fhel-H mimeographed and *»nt l« arm ^
•nitlea
tendotraly *btrt" —wkltf Quartermaster M nV 't O n to r r.
be hard pressed H-
lAAl »- - •-»
”!« 22L*2-Sl
/<it *S4oLtH CttURcrt
llmdde
•ntgener, but naanufaeturlnf of
nka *n<| other war eurnti.il*
reduelnr the output of truck*,
*d each day bring* n» nearer to
* gaaolbte rat b n card.
-Laat Spring/- William
L.
Ilaon. dimeter p f State Fai-m.
If Market*, advised me that
f * y punha.lng? renter, a*ke«l
W s ta le
Pam w yV
M arket
for
faduea whleh .1 'lorIda reowrrr
td atopned her waling bemuse
» banaf *e**o
had ended.
harvratlne tlmo fn-.nll w ' t M ”
"Town fo iem rfW Ir to Nor4'*.
Central and South Florida. An
rftmlnatlon of It erec*l* thnt
our grower* can harvest a m t
-•actable or "th«r prarlU tllr
•he yea' round. C ole* of Into
table will ho sent ti.n n y Inter••ted person rendlnr n rm uerl
tor ll to the office of |h . dlfeg*ie of S**le Farmrra’ Market*
JecVwinvIIle.
"We h*r* the depiend » • h**»
the market*, ai.d we have the
th« c o rp o ra tio n of F lo rid a ve «0
in atop their ac- tab le grow er* to i»*V» th e co-*
m produce’front
r ft • t h r mkrlrac
lo< the demand of M r.. Mayo aald:
n trfceta art* aun
Inc e ablpped In
CattmBlA «— tCHonX B f Mo olKlM- M
BlfAUS*. A. PoftrfloK of <Kt
V.
U on v
V et d
n \i <
f
M
4o pfe Prise nr
• ioeAiloK /
l3 t o
.1 1
r
/
/
y
i/itE ii
PACKAGE STORE
AKKTT
'cMtp oirT
r
vr*
Poultrymen Wage
Campaign Against
Pullorum Disease
■land cottor
flrat hale of Bea 1,1__________
ginned In Florida tbia aetaon waat
r.iuffht br the Flr*t National |
Banlt of LoMhurg hrre Wadnea-1
day far |41>—a dollar a pound
It waa grown by A Hugh Hour-1
\*r. Leraburg, who ttaa M akt«*Orowem. who hare bopea of
GAINESVILLE, Amr. T^-Ptultryioen from all of Florida a n
c peeled to gather a t Camp
MrQuarrio, In the Oealp National
Format, for the fourth annual
Poultry Inxtltute during tho week
of Auff-IH 23.
D. K. Fowell, poultryman with
the Slate Agricultural Extenalon
Srrviev, ra k l’. today an Intemat*
Ing program hoa teen arranged
f ir tie week beginning,.Monday
evening and continuing throuib
flA T W S A O H B WAS
Paov / m ssso tas L
MUCHCHAHCS CSCTTW'
INMCCR.AS A
CXSGUISCD
S U S S / .'
BHANGEH
Bananas
nor V—
Aa.'fMOONVtMNS
anothats
•jouhomb/i*------
Homer* VlUri LaHuata. who !
been In WaaMngton In conned
with the Pene-iotM er bound
trouble, waa pnaantod to Frnld
Booeevelt by C a p t Colon 1
Alfaro, Kcuadorlaa aaialaUr.
ta ttin g fiw L fr) cento to
pound far their tong atipie eol
ibla aaaaon leoma* of a.abort
b f raw illk and Egyptian cot
•aid todiy waa Uto Drat t
L Cut*landing ip"al
*xek includo D. r . I
the pohltfy b tubai
st at Alabama
tltule. Auburn. ■
poullnr departg
(lire Farmer, O
Danville, III, i
a commercial ft
and 1|. K. Robocker of* AtCnl*.
formerly auperijUndent of Bhte
Vpringa Farm In Georg|A.
' (The accond annual Chop Ma*
Qtiarrle Egg Show will he, ataied
.during the week, and
number
of producer* am expecting )o
VaUr doarne of egga. .
j Recrratlun fralurae will M a d e
awfnnnlng, loaltag, toll a tor) «*,
kangaroo court, rtowkara,'. bridga,
handball, and horaeahoyiL .
Camp McQuanto la a barmaa*
rflt .<-11 club caidp maiiOalped
the Extra,Ion Ben
>r Park, roultiyaeea
a ik*.
•
Peaches .... 12c
i •_
.
I mI
-m **•’.*»
x ru n
Lettuce
..... 17c
*i
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\ 4u
rwlRauB '
Limes , doz. 19c
Lemons doz* 23c
'•
sum
1 •
aw 'w arr
Potatoes
Potatom
devoted to fnanaL---- _,W of the
layer, and mhceilaneotul Item*,
We-loerday to marketing- and tho
annual meeting of tho Florida
Poultry Producer*’ . Aaaoelatloa,
rhurw ay to breeding and hatch*
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it. urn,u
TVS BAND***!-,
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Apples 5 lbs.
GONNA C C A C H T W S
&IMPLCSON.’
t CAMPIN’IWN
Strickland
Motors Inc.
article* and
dtoweU eitd O
will U
through
LS<RUC<URt tMA
By PAUL ROBINSON
rfisS*iisr
a titkJr,M»< naalagtaafaehtfc
i A. I K H A f POHlRLUSSl
t-W V -T b c
- GINS - LIQUORS
rca*ey, 1I-, N . M «ff T o S a n fo r d
I 'r c d o c t w * C red it Aaan.
1 * 1 UPPER. M ILE- V
First Sea Island
Gets |1 A Pound
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ARGO COFFEE..........
Argo Sllced Pineapple
s ;I j . . , , *£ Co I IS «
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T u n e s .* ..
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Economy Toilet Soap 3 liars 10c
22c
All Brand* Milk 3
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M B r
IX* jL.
Sanford In The Only C e n t r a l ^
E*orld« f i t y Affording TCnil. Ilighua'g
And Water Transportation
M o n F r u it A a i Y i p i i M n T h a * A*y.
: \ - B l a tt e r A re a f a H o rlite
%
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
^ U T .ItS T
Hull Declares
Germany Eyes
This Territory
r f-
at?
t r e a s u r y Secretary
^Morgrenthau Seeks
^Taxation For Mil,"lions More People
r
New Senator
r
L o tto n t r o p
r ___ . ^ l
tx p e c t e d t o
-W ASH INGTO N. Au*. S wn— Advocating an "all-out
tax program for defanae,”
Saeretary of _tha.. Traaaurv
Morgcntnau naked Conprexa
(M ay-to tax millions of adffiOoiial persons w ittrpm all
incomes try cutting personal
Income tax exemptions and
tp' s tiffe n other taxes
on
married couple* and corporation*.
Syje told tho Sonata Flnane*
G*aimlitr* that ravanaa from the
Hao.e-approvtd tax WU khould
Roger C. Peace, pshliehcr of
bo increased from tho prooent 33.- the rlewa-Pled mont, Grranvtlle.
i s s a & . g y c J g ’S
would
V «8
ilation
and
given
sU U
Kk
Central
chief of tho
appointment
TBVH
nder ooeationlni
WilliamsV
Waking
tod U>* MH oura-M
.
situ* th 't If ha war* kale*ted
d seek
as administrator,
staff that wa«M
,"US
1which net
■try could “go foi
grant task.’
■I
wemment Hints
Ic Steps In
ipyard Trouble
13
* , .I . I . . . .
•Mints of drastic
action if
fall
out by
ay after wi
■ * ;»
W ar Inescapable,
ox Say», Urging
D ra ft Extdmon
House Told It
promts*
N
-a S tW W
ationa” and that
8. C-, haa been appointed b:
-b ■ to fill
Gov. Burnet -R. “Maybenk
uneiplrad term of the late Hen.
Alva If. Lumpkin, who died in
Washington aftar serving
lava
than two waaki. Sen. Lumpkin
had bean appointed to fill un
expired term of James P. Byrnes,
now a Suprama Court Juatteo,
iould
nite
TWWtiXr • ~
immecH&r*
Object Of Drive
ilo u ic
Weather Said Good
For Celery Plants
Lions Club Membere
Enjoy Hlvif Cruise Saturday Is Final
Day For Licenses
Member* of th* Llona Club
enjoyed a boat trip on Lake
Monro* and along th* SL John*
River yesterday aboard F. K.
Roumlllat’a cruiser, thg “Rkvlarh." Th* group met at the
Sanford Boot Work* about 2:00
P. M. and returned about 9:10
o’clock tact night. A fried thicken
supper wa* served aboard the
bant.
Those present were:
Alva L. Collin*, Maxwell Ste
wart. Rd Malach, Porter LanaIpg, W. B. Ellerbe. W. A. Adams.
O. >8. Tolar, f> D. Icott, E. J.
Mayor. W. V. Bitting. 8. - C.
Dickerson. E. R. la tte r, Ed'llr
LangtotU, Fred Pop*. W. A. Patrick. Jam** .E, Rowland, W. A.
Ludwig, Jsh a Mclsch. Jr., Jo t
Malach and F. E. RatHhllUL
f tu * B pvy
.. :
' day dV-
as
United State*
jg far l i t an
te Central and
I w a n t'
\5S»
(fcgtef.Tii.
■
•*
Tho Vcnlea comp, yat onwoted.
bo aractad on a atratch of
G df and Uto
. , 1
fra
wa !
f S S T n d mtm, wm t t h o U t e s t
u . a Skeptical W
Vichy*« Arnwrances
r -a ifW tff'iim a
'in*AnjAT
•»« V
thoj
l
-.niit-i'-* .m il tin - -.iiim i
iiii -
r u lll-
nliuiil.'t ni tin- Kii--iun ->i\lli
•.ml
Mrs. Paxton Dies 17 Young Men Ride Bus To Blanding
At Home After | For Indefinite Stay In Army Campj;:
Long Illness
Del ease Stamps
Wife Of Former Firt*
Chief H ad Fixed
Here For 31 Y.trs
For Matinee To
He Sold At Kitz
I
Relations Praised '
/
ni«.-. amt nr
service, win in. Lid ..
July Shipping I.
Is Ioovvest In Year
R539 Men
On
Pine Pleads Not
Guilty To Charge
Game Law Arresta
Announced As 176
House Sustains Veto
On Defense Road Rill
th* Nether,* &
.
1.1,4
.-\il«>1f llitl.-r'-) llii'h ( ’nrtlnuinil niHttl.-il
t.uluv
Hi.it
t i n inan tr.imi. knifini' alt-s-it
into tin- Im irr I *t,i:1111-* had
ji mi ill i la t >-sl u IH I Arm y fu ror
tmiqx-il -milIn-ml nf I niiin.
Iw.’» mil.*-. -<>nthi nf Ktev. ran*
liirmir mnrr ilt i.i in.it *H nri-
I
d ab wharc, federal
. n i a i f i girl* war* Im■ t i ito M tio n s of .le
a th e r- stetra.
t-*l'L» jjLtS-JTj v ■
It.
I
V■11 !*• 1 i»iim| f iri.tl \ t » i M|»i«rts
Km
it • If )m 1 I m siir*
roiin.il•( I it. Hit: 1 * . iMin mil
|». | ! null. til. >i. h.|M.‘U I lli.ll tlio
mu in \*»/i Ib n ict wn-« »| 113*8’11* I 4f.
« tiMiuw* ..ff th. libit k S« .3 p.«it
••f D o ll'd
In thi 11..tilt Hi.’ \ a/ i . -«niil
1(1 lilt.Ml • nlllMlII-a .Irivimr I WitF'l
Acconling to th<*
e rn ro r. th»* 1mm| i**s
early in th** wm lh.it thi* Hu««ian a ir
I I*m1n i*r .a*I h itl t.i|» lu ic l \\ "tHitof il« ert’w «t ill IK* iimut th»*
f
h:nl lift’ll kiitH’kftl ft oiii th f -kit’^, (nil tiniilhc 1 -I
f Mm
l.i Ilf «'•''« lllllith* - *m i nmn plam* ^hot tl«>wn
t ti* lto«R ti—ianv if|H iit than uir aim udu «tiil •> i
•l.l • MM’ • mhI.i I nml |i«'ii.at Till
sum 11iifa on the icistorn fro n t. N iui- • l.im m l
mimir.
III
On i»nlf «*f Km-I ih .I
1:3i (
I .ill.l. II Hill ll.lt V *111Ih• fee
I hi 1.• w . . iii.liciil 11.111 thi’ i*(*rlx' illii IMl! m l.. Kit 11 h •
*,11:3111 xx• 1
IIIIH In 3*urirxx. -t |; 11 *
| a• |l . |r . i , |. no.I Mill IS.* m a i n
hi.l
I. i*a h •. x • till Mini l*i».
. II ! Ht
M .uiitxh.l. Ilf !•••-. it*1111 v n r “c
vx m fit .1aI** I hi.I
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tilin'
IriT rri. ^ t e r y farim Vi nml t l . t k
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Mt(* 'ill! It ’ in;3*.
I 10 o'i It.i*k I hi* aflcili.oli aii'l *h».* I th l*hin. c
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1li’ff for Ltiiup IIUn.litiK I*, h* i*in i ^
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l) « ir I n in tif M-rvict* m lliuli*
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Sm n’n nipitlly i*i |*4imIiii ^ a iin .tl )»|)3’tliltbf .if III. ImMliy nf ll»i’Mil),
f l ¥ f i ‘it«<* RdvitigR
slump# will ftirrcn.
xxIt mm | t i i ( i * l ) .mil
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Mflf. V. P. P .n to n , rm hlent *'f l*v oil -ul.’ ut the ho I iif f n i* of the
KlVt* Ilf Ihl* lilt’ll xxcii* xoluii , r ,- J l..| S|| MlC ifM »t#i! .u r •••!•
I l'W fonl f.»r th*’ lumt 31 yciir*, If it x T h rille r tomorrow ui"i niiOV1• ' cl i.
rin* rt inaliiiiii:
IJ fi.nl l i e * t i l e xx d r i l l l u x e •(♦*•(» f d l l l l l l
« I •I thi* m urniiaf nl I .*10 o*t lo^k for Ihome children wh< \%i*h In 111*1*11 tliitfIcil lo inn t Mu* lari*. I thr |! \ r (i- Iifimiii: Iti’rmitii
nf her hom e, !»|H Myitl.* Avtiuii’, piirehiisi* Minn in ortlrt to Ih* ml |i|iio ta yet hi Im* fillctl lay I hi* Si m 4II* I I I 11 t i l l I . I t IT ( ’ I
follnwinir a Inuctliy HUii*»i»
Siif m illfd fm * to the special ninti-J itmli* ( ’m inty d in ft boai.l
Ihi M i l ! i •••»)*
tx iif r«*|MirVri|
| xx:** thi* wifi* of I* P. P iir I hm, nrc, thurliM Miirriauti, m anager, i h .itlylc
11 ou-*ho b irr.
_My.it r h d l . l l t l l T 1 III I t iiXX I t • •) ) f . a l i r
T om orrow la the* fin al day fm- I form er fin* rhii*f ••( Siinfonl ami siiid t.nluy.
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obtaining ilorf licrn»e« and vnr I imxir «)hr’*rvt»r f.»r Ihi* I *nil • «l
niK •Xla»* llarriion of the post thuigt* f the hrloop nit 111 Mo I ••iiiih -iih I tri .ml. r! I.> tut ilt cl.ilim
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c lm tio n •ir»ln»t rnbUh. II. \
Mffiri* d u f f has h rrn designated 1n u r h t'ani|i lllamling
i.f i tiiiii iiim |(t. (.it
I*tllc.l »»r
Horn nt I.ymlon, llhm , mi M.»y by I’or! m uster II. J. Holly to | II..yo lung (hi* turn \xtl| trioatti • *| *t 111 a’*I ,4 "fallal .• -It* . . . Ant*
S «yrr, City clerk, imid tmluy.
1
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Mr*.
P
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I
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x
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I
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handle thi* i*lt* of stam ps be- [ h i srivin* i
urging all those who hnv%* iioi
111hi*r 111in
I ’iidri l.iiiH f i l l * X lillc yet had their pet* license.I !•• | '.iiighU r of I hi* la ir X II l lm k l» .-rn ths- hours I.f U:l,’> A. M- I |.n--.-nl D\* th r t.-rni (ur d in fl..-\ SdVI* | • dll) fit lilt l(| H*’ -llt.l lll.x f
1
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N
an
S.
Brock
The
faimly
do »o.
and l» lf» A M. Suturduy.
[ i- oiii* yt-ur, hut u bill I 411 •h-. o ! a( 3lllallli lt;».| l»(-l lit*. 8.’ Mill) I.Dr. C. W. linker, v rtrrin »ri »•• uiovrd to lAivtlaml. Ohio. xxh.it*
A pi He Will be given to till* I puisrtl by the Senate to r x h ’iid r.dll iiimi fid’ii kill*’I xviiiiH le i nit*I
| i r gest iium ler of thi* iwriiHl |H m onths, w ith in • •|*f h i *'*l . h i r i n i f I h r
will be on duty in th e te a r
i MU. i “T i(nii |ivri| until -lie n t.ir-L 1 (1,1
f i t .1
* Ik
the C ity Hull from 10:00 A. M MJ . **.r u* *•**' 1,1 1
iita m p s in his or her ImhiW. Thosn ' creased pay for th«* e s lru tm n
XX * a k • . . f I I I * ’ XX K
. . ( I I I . I M ’« I I* t i l l
•Shv te-rum.. . n.rn.lH-r ..f tlx-c h d .lrrn
h.dd.ng .lvf.-i.MImnd- I Th.- f.v.- v.dunlrvrs
until 12:00 o’clock noon Haturdax
I h l * ’. It* II
| .a -“ i ' i
> .f
1 1•***a(
I s llll,llllll
lo vaccinate the dogs. Tho K 1 r. so jrtrn a n l hurrh »t .... .-..rly „ , || |H. adm itted t» Ih.- th.-nt.-r | Kntlyl.- l|..u.l..ld<-r, .' I. ii.-. ii killed, X X I . I i n . l l ' d .’I t i ' l IHI M i f f *
fensen »re issued in th e I'llv
” "* ,"y ,l'
• an- fri-v u f rh a rg v , but Ixm.l* will lanri- sal.-s.iinn, llihisriis ll.iv*TI)** i'dittiniiviii|iii* i imh'. ’I I.M ■n HH0 Irn n Jfv rm l h r r Ivlt.-r
u.
| n uwur,|lnK ih,. j Myrl f Ituiinv, 21 farm . r. ." I •a*a liiflitliiif ill
Hall, and Iht* fee covers vaoem
K .ilt .iiim. I ri
tho
rh
u
rrh
hvr.-.
Hitslias
I
m.-o
•lion.
|.rliv fur thi> most sta.ni.s, Mr. I W.-sl T hird Stivvt.
mill • iilidx•* 1,4 it1111*r'i<I *'ttid|i*H“|;
I
active
in
various
.-tubs
in
mldilum
A fte r S a tu rd ay , nil dogs in Ih.
M orrison s ta tn l.
, Nvubvrt A. ('a n q .ls ll, 21. I.n.
.tl Mi.- xfillt*t ; l.alii* Him it itil«l •
her church work.
city which have not been vneem |
The special malin.-v, which I. to r driver, Chuluota.
XXUy
l . i ’ l A ' l 'l ’ lt S l » | . * l . ’ l l i k
,111.1 l . c i l -Survivor*
include
In
addition
to
sled will b* nicked u p hy l*dit*
for children .oily, is bcint- *tagr<l
Jam.-* (". Matlliew*, ’- j a, • , xi>- iiilfiud. iiii.I l td T *rrk x, I-. m il.’)
Chief Hoy W illiam s imik| two t 'h .-r husband a son, K. II I'axtnn thro u g h o u t the state a t approxi la k e r of poultry fa.in, I xk-- Mli.Jf utulli of Kiev
I h . i . nr»* th r
three ra sea o f Table* h a v r Ih *n M h ,n ?5U ,ly' N' Y-l « daughter, m ately Ihc same hour by thq
lliuw
X’. W arren, , J i , 2» til c m where I lie It i i i . » ti - lunl ri'*
Mrs. If.
AVashlnirn, S unfm d;
Kliirbla
{Ifalc
Theater*,
In
c
,
clerk,
la
k
e
Monroe.
jM.ph’d
fight
iti|r
in
111 *■x i.HI4 i it ill *
found th is week, and th at
h-- MKw* hw hrr*, A. V. U r,« k T ,\ 7 .
Selectea a re :
n iu iiii|iln
w anted to p rv v .n t a spread - f | | , , M|, ohL ,; K. V. llr.K-k, s ^ ' f ’.rd group a* a contribution to na
K ugrne lla-ri* . 26, arh.ail huthis ho t w eather dlavas*.
|lin, | . C.
O totk T,
„ M, u .r ’ tional , d rfc n .u and lo e n d u in g .Till* Ifll *di|| () 4 IHI.I
<3 'ftll.Hl
children lu **vc for defense. The Iriver, Route 2, Sanford
Inint* nf irrcul x»«hir! » w e r ' in*
«
r
J - P - W akaflrid. G lnrinnatl, fe atu re to be shown i* -*A DanAndrew M iklrr, 27, celery f a r Hi'«| In Iml • 11’r !he ni.irnl** n f H
gerou* G am e,” with Kirbar.l Ar- m er, Slavia.
H er iiimi mi! i»»n |»liingr.l Iii I h **ilr*
ien and Andy Devine.
W illiam A. Drown, 27. rle .k in i | > A i n . | i 'i i r y nml cnnfi»*d n” hv |»ri»*
dep artm en t *t»rv, ltlu.-f i.-l.l, XV (rn d c il p iiiirrn fm n t (\»»*fi»r«*.
--------' .a
.k,*on Funeral Horn* ut
Va., and
form er Sanford re si
Tin*
m niuiili|uc b I-.» .l-’rl.irP*!
M08COW, Aug. 8—(AX— Ru»- i
n l * r k .. 8 nmUy . m» r" 'n g .
lient.
thi* Hcrtnan* hnd m v d ih I ihx)
osh
ala and th* United State* h * w .
H
ugh
Bra.ldy.
22.
fruit
pack
‘legend
nf
the m h lH lt"
'if 4
*}*• Prvahyttrian Church. ,.f.
fornted th* basla for co-op*rill. |
ing hom e worker, Geneva.
inixverfid fo rt if i«*«l Slnrtn lin
l*»
In mutual defense *nd de»lniclion ,, *"g!• Pnllhcar*
, vf*1r* 'will la- ||. I*.
Janie* X’. W arren, 26, hu* d ri «|ilain tin* s tiff I liH il n i r d l ’.
of “bloodthirsty Hitlerism■ ,X *•r R- nJ., uI’alinrr,
* lm,V A. K. Itu*ver,
l.ake
Monro*.
LOND
ON,
Aug.
N
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fiirrx*.
Tliefi*
n
r
t
e
r
Art.
m
d
l
il
though on actaol mutual ••*•*-1y Bw.r i kDr^ J H.
' r H.
.• McCnaiin E.
W illiam JI. Robinson. j> t, c.om-, Kn»‘a it iNutcrtnl.
lane* pact haa not bran signed. | '
J™', " " J *-• P- Brock. Burial Kir»l |c rd of th* adm iralty Al> x- n iejrial
fiahcrinuii, ’■‘tro ts . I2)*7,
T h e N j s I High Com m and- ree n d e r disclosed last n ig h t' Ihxl
Solomon A. Loaovaky. th* official
Evergreen (.emetery.
convoys, plane* and patrol* in S anford.
nrut'-il it* »tor|e» -if ns-I vielorJohn W. B ennett, 23, unem ie* hut ninth- rui mentl* n o f ru rN orth A tlantic had cut July
E m p l^ c c l
. lh«
n-n) operalioiia of cmt-equerrc*
B ritish shipping lu**e* to tlx ployed, Route 2, Sunfi.nl.
William K. Squltr-s, 23, ware. ami no prediction a* !** when and
—— a lh« u n - to n , u Uu.totory j
A i r p o r t P r o g r a m lowrat In m ore than a year.
A lthough A lexander did n»l i house m an,
2U7 H ast F ifth how the invasion would end.
editorials In th* Communist parly
give specific figures,
A re p o rt o f .t p ropaganda o f.
rn . he .lerlaret’ I S tre e t, Sanford.
organ Pravdo and th* government
Itirhanl
R.
Cam
eron, 24,
o
f
Ju
ly
i*
thi
fleer b ro a d ca st bv Ih-- C erm an
aawspaptr I xveatla.
radio
claim ed,
how ever,
th a t
best
we
hav*
had
since
t
hav.
clerk,
606
M
yrtle
Avenue,
San
“Evan though a mutual aasi*- p rogram , a s the c u rm n t fi-cal
Kiev in the U kraine h id I-cell e a
anca past haa not bran signed, the y var b eg an , an.pl-.yvd 85J!* men been a t th e A dm iralty.” He toot ford.
H arry la irs W ester, 26, music rin 'le d .
all** certified a* having office w ith th* C hurchill govern
United States haa decided to ren
inn and com poser, lorkc Mary.
Ilow tig h t thi* *iippo-u-d noons
der economic assisted** again.! nillltery Im portance, ^ la f* Admin- m ent on May 12, 13(0.
Previously tha lowest m »ntl
W alter il. Tomlinson, 31, u n hml been d raw n wim not s 'a t u l ,
H arltncsa
announced
sggraaaion and d aatniction of n t r a t a r
under Alexander waa January employed, 216 W est T h irte en th although it wa* claim ed lh a t ■
bloodthirsty HitlrrUm,' Leaovsky T hursday.
306.002 ton* o S tre et, tra n s fe r front larksun- .tim e day* ago ails an ted SircehanA su m m ary o f tho p r-rra t* 1941, when
.iwcloaad th a t project* w ith an British. Allied and neutral ship vilte.
iteil troop* w ere w ithin I J m iles
W illiam O. M cK tn-lrre, 25, tmx o f the city.
(M im attd ro m p lrth l
valui* uf ping were *unk. June, 1941. was
nailer,
Paola,
tra
n
s
fe
r
from
F
t.
n early 114,703.633 w ere um-’er th* next lowest with 329.296.
T he mo*t specific inform ation
w ay on Jun* 30. T h* W PA and
Pierc*.
available cam e fr- ns ihi- Rus
th* sponsors had sp « n t 37.0.M,
In addition two men whit a re sian*. and w aa In t i c e f f r r t th a t
registered with the Sem inole the Red force* still were holding
178 * a thaa* arojvcta, leaving 37,
MIAMI,
Aag. a_ -F)— Krr.l 0Sb,4S3 w orth p f w ork to com
County board wll report In o th er th e ir no*itlon» In the no rth be
— --------J
W. Ftec
FI**, farmer
raunty solicitor. plete th * acthr* program .
*
states for Induction in thla call. low Kiev a n d a b o u t Sm olensk a t
P ltld lJ not guilty Thursday a*
They are Harry Mason, Jr., 26. the c en ter before M-r-eow.
^.
PUNTA
OORDA.
Aug.
8
—
M W M arraigned on a new fed
truck driver, Jamestown, N. Y.,
Thi*. am i p a rtic u la rly th a re(Spratal)—
Reporting
176
art charging white
and Jack G. Stotts, 22, truck dri p ort o f b itte r fig h tin g a t/o n t
rw ta for gam* law violations ver, Zanesville. Ohio.
action with the la
Sm olensk, wa* w holly a t varl.-snets , •
In th* first congressional district
it dob.
The next call for men from w ith th* G erm an version, w h lrh .
. „
__Jp wa* Indicted
W A S H IN G T O N ,"A M . 8 - U X In Uta 1940.41 fiaaal yrar against thla district will b* for 10 n* m ade m uch o f w h a . w as declgrvd
W tk -A l aad IvoljB -V ooat but —- By ■ halr-linv vat* th* Ilnu,« 53 during tha arralou* yrar, D grora on Aug. 20. tha board an to hav* been a cnnctu .tv* vlvtocy
Frveldenl F. Smoak. chief eonaervalkn at nounced. Volunteers ar* sUII be a t Hnmtenk* a n d dism issed th a • /,
waa a saporate trial. Tho Yousti Thursday • soatelnad
•o r* convicted. A) receiving at RoeS>valt’s rate of l*g>*latinr fleer for the district, said .Thun ing accepted to fill thla summon*. U krainian th e a te r with tha d e
priaon aamtenc* am which, would haw nuthurixad day' th* acUvitlra of th* 31
Next cal for white man baa c la ratio n th a t “ th e re m a in d e r h T
Jaar year*.
33te.#OOAW for defense high gam* ward*n* under his super not been announced, but board .u r n .u n . 1.-,i J a v le t Irraqu ar* fa c
vision
may
have
resulted
lr
8 ^ i n » a * t bra *har*«.
officials expect It to k* about ing d estr i-’.ion.”
“ 1 # priaclpal Hock W,T h ,n S f f i roll call vote wa: marked drerv**** In reported lav S«pt. 1.
Early Buildlijg Of.
Venice Camp Seen Soviet-American
a -t-— ’
Aug.
Nazis Annoiinci* Fall
Of Wesonben? On
Road To I.oninjjrad
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8— </P)
—The Agricultural Department
today forecast this year's cotton
crop at 10JU7.000 bales of 300
pounda gross weight In Its first
official estimate this season boa
rd an conditions esisting Aug. I.
It indicated th a t th* produc
, t t was apparent th* ray h f
„ i i u would s.ler the Army *
present budget pDna nml a#***sltate an nddltlonar aporoprlatlon
if It should become law.
The Senate completed congres
sional action on two other de
fense men*urea by accepting
amendment* of th* Hauao to bU'c
previously passed by th# Sonate.
WASHINGTON, Aag. B -(8poMoat hnM itent
»*** waa a
hill Mviclng condition* for re- *1*1)—An anriy atari an eoMtraeenliatment I n th* N#vy, Coast tlon of th* Army'* pvojoated anti
aircraft firing center 31 V*nlca
was s**n Tbonday to thu War
ro-anllatmaat, double th* frooent Department’s aaslgnmant *( Lieut
Edward H. Karating as conatruequartermaster than.
- Tho aaeond mcoauro extended tion
Tho transfer woo mod* without
■oflta of federal workmen’* comment,
and Arm* dr*Ira Indi
‘ wo to men rmno further
■r other cated than would lok until
funds
out tide of the
far Um ramp a n avaltebU. An
a bUI is a till
XOf XJ. a In
8 o u ^ America Cited
ft.
ers Art* Reported
Taken Dy lnvadorw
Of Soviet Russia
Nazi Fliers .Meet Death In The Soviet
W ASHINGTON. Aug. H .-iA X l*
—S ecretary of S ta te
Hull r a i d '
.today Germ any wan looking w ith
fle.
Hull made tLe comm enU on
statem ent* by a B erlin flu k esman who n ..f r ie d the G erm ana
plan to launch a cam paign to ex
port w hat they called the ru th
less power polities of I’resktent
Rooaevelt in I.alin Am erica and
hy a Tokyo ipokram an who dation
com pares w ith
12,366,000 flare.I Ja p a n is encircle.! by th e
United S ta le ., B ritain, th in * and
bales produced in' 1940.
, Cotton acreage - in cultivation the Netherlands.
July 1 was 2.1 ,619.000 acres—3.4
Diplomatic source* here expreapercent less than 24,871,000 acre* «ed conviction yesterday the upyear ago.
turge of to ta lita ria n m an ifesta
Florida was reported to have tion* from one m il of 'S o u th
condition 34 percent normal, Am erica t* the o th e r was linked
an acre yiffl of NH pounds, and with an Asia e ffo rt to create a
• total production of i 1,000 hair*. livrraioh .luring a crucial perind of the Kurnpean war.
They said the combined e ffe c t
of there m anifestation*, which in
cluded alleged p lo ttin g
a g ain at
the sta te in Bolivia and A rgen
tina and a t least a propaganda
Weather conditions were de drive in Colombia, was intended
scribed a* Ideal today by 11 J. to disturb North Am erican a s
Lehman, manager of the Hanford sistance to B ritain, Russia and
State Farmers Market, for the China.
celery seed beds which ha*e been The diplomat* with, whom thla
set out by 8cmlnole County haa been discussed discovery of
the m ovem ents app eared in com
farmers.
“Judging from the sec I bed., plete agreem ent th a t Axis a g en ts
there will be quite a bit of ear in the W estern H em isphere were
ly celery,” Mr. Lehman comment under order* to cause the stir.
A veteran of the diplom atic
ed, adJ'.ig th at the acreage would
be nboJt th* same for next year'* service who of course declined to
be quoted hy name said “ the fact
cron aa last jeason's.
The young plants arc shaded th a t the governm ents of A rg en
In th* seed beds fer twq months tine. Bolivia and Colombia, re
before being transplanted to the prvaenlative of th ree distinct sec
. .fields, where they are cut about tions of this continent, uncovered
four montha later. M r. ' Lehman pro-AsJa m ovem ents in th e ir
raid h* believed some of the countries alm ost sim ultaneously
plants would be raafhf to be a-t points to one th in g —order* uf
out in about two or Ahra* week* the Axis high com m and to create
trouble in thla hem isphere.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 —<A>>
— Rap. Cox (D-Ca) told the
House today It should appro** In
definite extension of service for
ill men In uniform “because
war I* Inescapable.”
.“The public has given over
whelming support to th* Presi
dent In what he has done and If
this means war, there 1* little
reason to complain,’* Cox assert
ed aa th* Haura opened i«ran
hour* of debate on th* aervle*
extension bill. Th* 8enMo ha/
approved 3n ,18 month extension
but Administration leader* In tho
House nr* holding out for an In
determinate term of July.
Thera wars Indkatkn*
the
amendment might he radrnf’ed, If
not deleted nltefothar, In th*
N l MltKK 290
M em ber A ssociated l ’rwra
Output
Of
Florida’s
I{£*"»
rrr\
** WMtor?
_ r
_
.
Hem isphere for fu rth e r conquest.
Farms Forecast As i»» *»*crte,t a u » th at Ja p a n
U responsible for any en64 Percent Normal alone
eirelem ent of tteelf in the I'acf-
low er Personal -‘In
come Exemption Is
Asked Of Congress
*03,200.000 to “at tealt” 33,300,000,000.
% lforgonthau hinted strongly
that he would Ilka much mot*.
U* gave no figure* on how deep
ly ho thought peraonal exemp
tion* should be cut.
“W . have attempted to spoil
« ( aa many proteetlona and (ten,rd* aa wa could,” he added,
noting with a smite that the
pearilag bUI had
r~ *r*teea
than exlat In to tek rio u atate* .
Ilenderaon raid t h a t - k ^
a • price control • admlalatratton
■robebly would hare dtract re*ponalbllltr for admbtfateriBt.
1911
Red Force South
Kiev
Captured, Germans Claim
, Secretary Of State
Is Says Japan Is Ren
sponsible "For Eft-f'
Ke circlement In East
Short This Year
8,
■
•
aanauncod V S3 ) to 128, aftn violation*.
Paavo county, with 31 lead*
i m t l l M am baro had chang-t
thalr vote*, and It fall »nlv twi all of tb r counties in arraats
vote* short *f Um two-thlrJ, n* w hite Ms n a te s, w ith th ree, had
th * f*w *ft. Hemlnote had none.
;te orarrid* th* vet',
roted Wadnraday tt'.
Canadian w a/ pradortten will ba
<» 1* to crarrid* the vatu, hut
« U killed thi at peak l«v*l* late thla yrar, tha
D*p«nm«nt a t
LICENSE ISSUED
LOCAL WEATHER
Partly cloudy and
Harman G. Echols and Ruby
Knight Patera war* issued a mar- warm tonight and Sab
scattered
thundershower*
ring* ■lie*ns* by th* County
traaso south portion
Judge’# ofttc* last night. It was
aft/m on.
reported today/
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TUESDAY, AUGUST S, l M f *
Snavely To Coach
College All S ta n
Justine Barry To
ste a d y W o rk
Get Jones' Job
On Eve
u
u o s n e n
— (,
V A n* g —d n
sh a w m ' of betrain
r T n a m h le t ^ a n
—Ju itin e 1L (Sam ) Barry, vetvgan Unlreraitr of Southern Cal’lf0™!* bawrtaU and
baeketball
'etach. it waa generally believed,
iwM *««ee**d Howard June* a*
" im to r -b u t it Hn't o f-
core red*\be” ret^
Tlmra
“ •«"*■
h ieh lr reairdwl Monday that Barry had accepted,
i ' d £ i u f " ^ U ? t - »nd thmt only lb* form ality of a
I renewal of the
rrom
To UlU Barry rttortod, iroro
f h . i m . in af- Ca‘;! '" «
led to . treatment,
th at it waa new.
yuth*
A* Goad
C. Harry attended
*e and the Unlveruln. He coached a t
HamhUtealan 'W ednesday—
., high and Kno*
baat that could b* aaid for Madlaon, Wia joining Jonei a t
■atual #aa that he ha* only college before
Itm chance of gkttbig to lb* Iowa In 1922.
tin g line.
irpetual ha* been tha leading
e y trotter of tho acaaon. hav- ed m expected eUrter* for the
oaptured three Make* to annual C om Taeael Derby Wedjicttlay. »nd of the»«, two other*
W a r w W r f e r ,i(iPfv<fouMfuiI B i r
r^ m -k M t'd k n ie r-tra lfie p JIH - They W frr"tt«‘ Kentoelry hop**,1
in Hamtletonlan hiatory, but Koy# owned by Harkneo* Ed
•sp*ct*d t« win tbo fiS.090 ward* of Donernll, and Colleen
Scott, from t i e aUblc of th# vet
* fo r tho third Um*.
Hth Perpetual eldellncd, only eran Ben Whit* of Lexington.
Th* eight regarded now a*
•ion oi u u r io u * , n .
Itrmng’a 1IU Excellencyi E. T.
Cerry’a
F * a t 'Train; Arden
Home* trad
Stable'*
Florimell
Laey Hanover.— tr a m tha Han
over Shoe
Karma;
Mermynna,
who** 1400 eU rtln* fee already
luu been paid by her owner*,
Sullivan
and
Mawhlnney
of
M achUi, Me.; Double Cuy, own
ed by Dr. Anderaon Arbury of
Midland. Mich.,
and
Dunbar
Uoatwick'e Hollywood Anna.
APPOINTED JU D G E
TALLAHASSEE. Au*. 5 ^ G D
—Emext Mason, form er prof**•or a t th* University of KloHdi,
wax appointed Judge of th* Kacambla County Court of Record
_______
Monday.
h,
• .
O I A N - ^ P A ID S
*
Ihi! a l* A II
• an.
Iait III.
•
» » * — * —B lo c k — l» r k te e H.
u fo rd
l . i t ** F r o a l'a A d d itio n
A lle m n n l* .
i ..i a? F r o e t'a
A d d itio n
A lla m n n le .
f i 0 L O f b a i /« ^
1
l ol ( Illk. IT, Tier I.
ford.
tal V lP C t c f B t r l v i t X M e e H
Dimaggio’s Salary May Amount To
$£9,000 for ’42 Baseball Season
O R H ID I IN A M IL
CASU ALTY:
"IugartBeg Plan SarvleB’*
lA im s.
AGENCY
1MM PARK
PHONE 11
i f
Han
H uM Iv lelen
N i-t n r w
a it i- i of
I. N o rth o f H a rd
ttn a d .
1*. T w p . 1* Mil 1* K ael.
ih . i
Her.
IhiI TIT. J. O. Packard1* 1*1
A>’hI lo Midway.
I nil I tllo r k
t ird
I t T ie r t , I a n -
HE l- l nf MKI-4 of HWI-«. nr
yrar lx jirolilcmnticni. Ho m lrbVWI-I Kee. 1*. TWP. J| B. II.
atnrt tbo aenaon with a xhimp
1> Kael.
Ih>i IT ii ml eon Park.
end go along indefinitely on thu
I hiI S B lo c k
t . R n e a lln d
entile level, lie might crock a
l
l
- ’n h le .
finger, dr develop
hooaemnidV
IhiI IX, Palm Hammock Atk n o . or galloping. M igration.
lofmebl.
There ix no definite guarantee Tni'OTEEft OF THE INTHBNAI.
IMI’ll OV EM ENT FPNII OP THE
w ilin' Ihe human element la In
HTATK OF FfaHIIDA.
volved.
B n fx p . ii etin o o n
Wlmt DIMagxio really, will be
A c e n t T r u a t e e a I. I , F u n d .
}
Carraway
to
I H>t t* . P in * lle lo b la .
bull player’s salary xlwa]
ImixixI |,n |<*»t |K'rfurmano*.
11 uugh a club m ight put
real money for n young f
on the haaix of what it tkinl
Andrew
Pi -
ad* at that store.
It haa been reported that
WINES - p J S - LIQUORS
i t - ii n n u r r
IW
jj:‘'Car Or Truck
. b they finance your purchaaa, thay tall you to
your inaurance with your .local inaurance
, Hmtofora Utia buaineaa haa b«an going to outof-town aganta.
Wa appraelata the aervica our local banka art
tiring, benefiting othara in addition to the
^ purchaaera of can and Orucka,
Conault them for full detaUal
v Conault ua about your inaurance I And how
t you a re by Jniuring with
C.M. D0TD A COMPANY
:
rtbH RAUMOUA
U I F t U ) . FLA.
FROMR 11*-!
Advertisements
BW WAMTXn
SaaferdI Avexaaa Jaat O ff Of
ttr
H. F a TTI*HAW h m*d ANN1B <V
I'A TTU IU U * M* wlfa. nr* defendanle. tM onderaloncd -ae H»«elal Maeler will, within Ihe »•*«!
knore of eita on Ih e. let .day In
Maptamber, t i l l , at lb* front door
of lb* court Hone* nf Hemlnol*
County. Florida. In Sanford. F W -
a Into] flop In 1042, ho still
wouldn’t be robbing anybody. He
brought In enough money fo r the
club thU year to pay any raaernabla salary.
Thorn will t o two diffxrent
opinion* a* to a reaxonxblp salarw
when contract tim e rolls .around.
DL Ono will b* Barrew'n, and tb*
other DiMaggio'e. Right now U
would appear th at DIMag ha*
moat of the talking polnta on hla
aide, and th* Dick Wakaflald In-
v im rK o r
H.EIIK*
for
arrA
AMD
•
imlnni* County, florid*, lo-.wll:
TltACT I- Th* Norlhweel
Quarter (NW l - l) c f «h»
Moulhweet. Quarter |«W 1 -0
of thu Moulhweet Quarter
tMTV M l ol Mcctlon II. Tnwnek<p l«
anulh.
Hanoe »l
Buell Benin 1* Cholna KaeJ
of Ihe Norlhweel «'"rner «f
Nnrihweet Q uam r IIJW 1.*)
of Muulhweai Quarter |MW l - l l
nf Munlhweul Quhrler l*W M l
nr arid Her|Ion It. run Kael
Xt llnke. Mouth M .l* Ctalnu.
Weat M llnke. Norik JXIX
fkialaa. • (Karepllnn fr«n Ihe
above Tlealn It link* Kaat nf
Ike Northeael t*urner nf lb*
Nerlbw<*el Quarter (IB t 1*11
• f Ihe Moulhweet Quarter
(KW • M l • of the Moulhweet
C o o p e r a te w ith th e
n u tio n a L d e f e n s e
p r o g r a m b y w aving
iTKM— Itjt um t u n e o p
y o u r in o to r . '
COMPLETE
MOTOR $
TONE-UP
ix tw w a r o r
IMBFUCTONO
apm rtA i.
m .R c n o i
TI r x n a v . A fti. i*ah ta il.
IT e c In e i I ..C le r k . W . M.- C o tb e rL
In e p e rlo rx , W . P . . H o lrh e r, M. A.
Illv e . W . P . F ie ld *
l- r e r ln r i t. C le rk . t A lln r t a M ann.
In e p e c to ra . N e ill* R. (loodepee.1.
100 PALMETTO AYE.
\ Inepectora. J . It. Cnlclouoh. N.
a
darner, Mr..
A. K.
Hhoe-
M-lfh »f India', tea 1* ahlpped
I eh#«lt nude from A m erkin
ilywbod, aaye th* D epartm ent of
6™ y °ur tongue without worrying
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
AUTO 10AH5
M u O llH M il
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
F O R D C P tvn eA d.!
rxiiiATBiN
P R E S DELIVBRT-PHONE 994
Mkkr Our Lodil Banka v>-.^
MR You Uuy Your Neil
, , U ' IKK n. FENWICK
X iK g lr k of -IH ••'»<• -»■
Caret* O. Feawlck.
m ud.
”
• s'
Inile * A 1 MelH Woodrufr*
S U N -M O O r
Paint
r i o r k . W. B- Wllllemn.
Block t. Can-
M emlnol* C o u n ty .
H O U S I P A IN T
P r* r t * r t I
Inaportora. Mr*. fc. V -Mtll*
CHICAGO, Aug. 8r-(A V -C k rl
Hra. A. I). Mu«r, D. 11. Brawn.
V. fn avciy, of CerwoU. oao a f Um Fra*l**» *. Clark. P. F. Itkrrtaaa.
nation'! topflUht grid mentor*, laapaalnrv. Purree r. Oxleer,
U n i x M m , K. K. nation.
will direct the 1941 Codes* AU- r m lM
I T. Clark. II. T. B iaaa.
SUra in their p m a *«alM t the
laopartara, William W. Jaeehe.
Chicago bear* on the night of " r Mr* Jee*l# PTr» a 11. I . F.
Mary.
Au*. 28.
It * u
announced Hat night Free tort ». Clark. C. W, Eldrlda*
____
________
i>*4t.
Isrewctar*.
It <1
IM4I.u Ur. E
that Snareljr would head a coach- .
r U H . It. C. Parker.
in* sta ff made up a f Frit* Crtx- Freelaet #. Clerk. J. A. Rtottlne.
Irr of Michigan, L ya Waldorf of
la ia a r tm , F. I. X m l i Fred E
Madden, a M. P ra eu f i
NorthweaUm. Horner Norton of
1*. Clerk. J. D. Keane.
T na* A. and K . and Orin Hok- Freelaet
Inaoeeter*. W. V. , tHiaa Jo*
I'ntbrry o f Washington Stata.
Fortier, William Mara rare.
ik t iim t’o r iiT o r -rttn c o r .v
Sn arelf and hU colleague* wffl Precinct it. Clerk, la II. Brookingr x i t i m r . t i n t i n g cot*.
laraerlore. A n. Cllnn. U tT r, r rtT K o r f l o r i h i .
•ork with 70 college atar* who
Mnrhnm. Andrew I K V a ft .
In re m e K e ln le a f r a n i i i a . < > .
*rre cheaen In a coast-to-coaat r w ila
W H .TlXw« l ‘ t>m l Forward FKNWICK l>crea s . £ ' | ? n x*ai& '
— laeaeeloea. J. K. Curlle. It. ’ C T» All Wkena It Me* f e e t t n i
llodann, Oeorae A. pnwne
Nolle# la kereky
a*'an
that
Preelaet It. Clerk. Martin Mtaokn. INA II. FMNWICX n o d bar final
LEGAL NOTICES
Inepcctnrs. Joe Mlckler. Jr. )(. J. report an Executrix of the eatate
•IMndn. Andrew Dudn. Jr.
of CAItniE II. FENWICK, doProfInet II, Clerk. Fred If. Blaek. reaecd: that ebrt filed her pelllnepeeloa.
tlnrt
*
Foliar.
Prollon
frr final dl-clurg*. and Itaal
HEMINI>UK COUNTY, FLOUIDA.
• he will .apply to lb* llwnornblo
a c u r w r »ik. tin * __
....
ItIP.
Ware. County Jadf* of
n o t ic e la kereky
alreo Ikat
denlonlo County. Florida, on tha
i,ur-uent IO Meet Ion • at CkopUr
*th
day
a f A e r n t 1*11. for ap111*1 Ihi ere of FtarbUe A*»e •»
tall knuwn ** tbo MUIIFIIT ACT
ll,e mllowlna deeerlbod tand '»
denilmila l!ounty» ITIorVte* w ill p*
.
for eal* at pvblle ewterr
f.„ ih . hlaheet and beet eaeh bid
,.it.j.rt la lb* rlabt nf lb* Troe, . . . for Ike Inlernnl lalproeaai.nl
f„>.d lo re)#ei nay and all bide, at
it.. Cxurl liana* h.alanine at
l e orl.< b A. M.. on lb* Ilk day
.,( H-ptember. J i lt . Kaeement for
,..-.l rixht nf way I** feel wide
• III |H> rraerted from any parrel
I ihronob which there la'aa eilalln a
I ?4»4l*
CVSVSPAMO v to \A H S
of Carrie & Feawlck ! « .
I. *n tfcla 1th dat of JrJ/
■ a ir.
Preelurt 4. d o rk . Joka E. Fox.
laepccture, C. M, Hawk*. II. Ul<Mt J. T>. Ware**.
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SANFORD, .FLORIDA. WEDNESD if. AUGUST, 6, 1041
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British Said To Be
Concerned Because
Base A t Singapore
* Would Be Affected
Secretary Hopes
* Warning Heeded
Reinforcements A r e
*Sent To England’s
* Far Eastern Base
LONDON, AafffTt —(tfV—
itch threaUtMd the Inti*
Srity or. security of ThelUnd
would faw of Iqtia&iUU con
cern to Britain.’':
Eden said Britain -waa ea>
^ d a l l v lnterNte^ 'because a
J*P« bm « more tate Thailand
* f "U threaten the security of
Singapore.
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“ I hop#," he adftd, “them
%ord# m y yet ha heeded." *
•f tra m don* Imnertance ta Um United
StatM wee (feraloplo
Padfle yesterday,
% Big land, air m J
Torcementa rrarhid 1
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Russian F ield A rm y Fallen
Jap AdivifrGerman N ew s A gency Clain
Nipponese Move Into
[J-wS*. ,
Thailand..
Menacing" SmrrHy
Of This C ounty
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Soviet Has Ixist
1,000,000 T r o o p
Before OnslauKht,
Officials D e c l a r e
President Buys-. First Tax Note
Russian Orders
H cylY ou’re W asting Gasoline!
WASHINGTON. Aug. 0 —( «
— Secretary of S tale lln lj-said
today th#( Japanese Imen Hone
toward Th.-illsnd and thd south,
w o t Pacific area w-rv m atter
of increasing concern to
tag
United State* government.
A Japanese move Into Thab
land. Hull «ai.|, would be coa*
aldcred* a »t.-p nn-n-rrlng Amei
can security and m lnngerf
American l-rrlto ry in the
fie.
The House yrsterday appro 1
Seasti- bill giving I’rc.ildob,
Roosevelt authority to rsqubltlon private property
essential
to national defense production.
T ne vote w*.* 241 tn til l .
The m<-a«ure, wh'.-h go** hack
to the Senate for concurrence
In minor amendments, would onsh
power the President to reqtusitlon such property »n “ fair and
reasonahl- term s" after other
method, . f acquisition had been
exhausted.
P roperty . o b je c t tn tho ordet
mllilai-/
and
tfhvtl
Continuing campaign for gat conservation, Patrolman Robert Include,
How«n, of the Waihinfton, D. C., forte, Warn* F. II. St*ven- equipment, supplies r r munition*
Flow Of Supplies To
Red Army Already
May Have Started
—
Irarn n t litctny, ha» u n f r n t i n i»ut|ion<* ttf ilnllurn worth of Soviet
order* in thi* ro u n trv wntl pre*tumnlily tho flow of American
Bopplu-a to the fighting ItiifYiiin*
glrrutfy him begun.
Window
Thr rdpital h u i tn l with rumor
«nd np ifu In t ion y n t tm l u y that
prv tident Ifootevrlt, Prinio Min.
lite r r h u n h i l l of (!rvat llritnm,
^fim r Minister King «»f ( a n i d a ,
Btid Hurry 1.. Ilopklna, )« imc-Ii'IkI
Adniiniqtrutor, w m ’ about to cnp g c in n mumnitourt conference,
Mtinlily in t'anmla or ■omuwht,ru
Wl* the Atlantic ocean.
’ T ie
lId
was fatally Injured, yesterday
when ho M l or Jumped from lie
Uth floor of g hotel In New
York City, tho Aaaoelated P m *
Informed tho Sanford Herald toT k
Ignah and Mr*. Lynch
worn married last January, and
Mr*. Lyneh visited her mother
• t her heme, on Park Avenue
two weak* ar°. BU had kora
teaakiag la Washington, O. C ,
and feemerly taught school hern.
Mid-town crowds
caw Dr.
Lynch land on the marquee ef
tha adjacent Roxy theater. Hi
r
rrportu
ge t
that
together
tho
four
to dUcUBrt
** "sheer.' klM whi-ie disclaimed a n y knowJed r uf , u r h a Mcctini
ng.
The ri-|Mirta apparanU]
[illy sprang
chiefly ftinn the unusual
■I secrecy
•arruumling Pn-iiili-ut Rooaevcltra
r r u o e aU m nl tho presidential
yacht I'idmnac in n o rth ern watar, I.inked with this wa* the
announct-im-nt
la
the
llritlsh
II oum- of («m m ona th at ChitrchIII would n o t participate in a
forthcoming debate nn the con.
duct u( the w ar bvfuro I’arlw • r n i recesses for the summer.
* l lament A ttlee.' lord privy seal
ami British Latsir party leader,
t xplalnr I the prime minister
waa preoccupied “with urgent
matters connected with the war."
2 Soldiers Killed
County Will Pay
In Bus Fare Fuss
Caretaker’s Wage
In cne of tho briefest bu«iness scot ion* In recent leonth'.
the Seminole County C<>mmi.« <n
yesterday agreed to pay thu full
•m ount o f tha salary of the
caretaker a t the Armory, so th it
the building and th e proper•>
will be protected, O. P. Hern
don, clerk, said today.
Fr-rmerly tha City had gone
BO BO w ith tho County In p3)i"(
the caretaker's monthly .alary id
BIB, b u t recently decided again -1
this. The County w ill take carof the entire amount, Mr. Bern
ilnn «ald.
Lodga and Sons grocery store
FAYETTEVILLK. N. C.. Aug.
*1.—(AT—Two soldiers were kill
ed and alx other* wounded, eno
dangerously, in an outburst of
gunfire inside a private bus ear
rying tS o r 30 negro soldiers
from Fayettevtlln to nearby Fort
llragg early today,
Tne dead: .Sergeant Edwin
Hargraves, 20, Corsicana, Texas,
Military policeman; private Nisi
Turman, 27, Athlon. 8. C., negtu
member of thu 76th Coast A rill-
l»ry.
Detective Rov Godwin ouiil he
v ia . b d d .th u klelw eU rtetl a fter
llargarvaa waa kicknl in the
; of district engineer. which waa given the bid for supplying face when ho intervened In a bus
fare
dispute.
expected shortly to bo for. the needs of tho County homr.
warded U division engineer, will
he expedites. Please be assured
that 1 will do ov«rythi.-« I can
to bo of as*(stance In provid
ing relief meararee needed to
protect life and property In this
death when she •re#.’’
■ • •Bopping trip.
The telegktm from Senator
W, formerly prac- Pepper le as follows:
r H Otvaland, 0 .
Win DiBCU88
t o t Problem
n r .'A n g .* *~(8p#* • mooting of east
E
unadulterated nsi'onal s.t:*a|l«m."
R epre.entstlve Short (R.. Mo.V
sakt It wax "filled with itynal
mite, 'and will lead to tyranhy
and bureaueralie cnntm l.
The legislation I* designed' to
break "bottlenfck*" which havt
been delaying n tn * production ol
“ United States Senator* Charts* raaentlal armaments.
One amendment adopted pro
O. Andrews and Clauds I’cpper
bars assured the 8bafonl Junior vides th a t the owner of a«y
Chamber of Commerce that atepa property taken over who te dbwiU be taken to JareaUeato -and aalbfled with tho p rk a offrtetl
provide rflh / free. Tho flood con _ t o bo n o t leas than the "Rian
dillona o f the S t John* Rlvar ket value"—shall he paid BO per
secretary, i cent of the recommended price
valley, Roy Wright, aecreUry,
and he to sue fo r the remain
The J aye tea aakad tha two der plus an amount iM consider,
Florida senator* to seek assist "fa ir."
•nee In relieving the high watei
conditions which already have
dene eouidarabla damage tc
farm land* and pastures In thb
section.
The telegram* raetived fron
Senator Andrews and Senator
Pepper were road at tha Jaycara
meeting laqt night at tho Palmt
end Pines dining room.
Senator Andrew* aakli
"Have
provlouily contaetet
CoL Weeka, district anglneet,
asking hla aaaUttnca In rel:«vln»
flood conditions In Ht. John*
Kleslmmeo Rlvar valley. Die
cussed this problem thla mom
ing with MaJ. Gan. 8chlay, ehlel
engineer. Ho has assured mo that
steps would he taken to Invest!
Too are aea-cvd
Jane to exert ev.
relievo thle 41a
president of tha
, read a Icttai
, Bradshaw, head
County
111-.III.IN.
U ussi.i
The Sanford Herald waa deni*
nated • • tha medium for publish
ing the aeeslon laws of the 19*1
Legislature. .
The plat of Ferry Lake Part
Junior Rifle Match
Scheduled August 15
James Smith To Be
Airplane Mechanic
The Junior rifle match spon
sored hy the Hons of llm Amrrlean le g io n and tho Hs-minota
Gun- Club will be held Friday,
Aug. IB, a t 3:00 o'clock a t the
range of Um Gun Club on the
front. It waa announced
ORLANDO, Aug. • — (Spe
cial)— When P vt James Edgar
Smith of Sanford complete* the
six months • aviation mechanic*'
course ho la now taking at Char
ute Field. Renteul, UL, ha will
return to tho Orlando Air Ba*a
for duty as an airplano mechanlr
with Urn 40th ' Bombardment
Squadron at a sabatenttal pay
IncriAiti
A fanner Iaandry employe.
Pvt ImMk la th# am* of Mrr.
Elisabeth Smith,
West Fin*
Street, Sanford. He atten.lrd
Plant practice match** will I*
held at the range Friday cf thle
week and Tuesday of next week.
Medals will bo asrarJsd for the
highest aeorea la three classifieslioaa. Judges will be Ned Smith.
George Cook, and C.-E. MeSlxrrow. Competing scores mutt he
•hot by Priday, Aug. IS.
X)ms# who will taka part In
e mntetma ara Dalo Hofmann,
ohoMero, lim b Madden, W. L.
bra, Jr., Bob Crumley. Taylor
rowa. Harry Lea, Noltv Tra•rman. F.lmnra
McSIsrrow.
tnU
.TaUukcl
4 b mly
City New* Briefs
f> ________•
n m , mill
4.
ihi> |{ uh.
J *11111 fie ld n rn tv r a n l.«> ro ‘f'T tlod n o w n s h u v iiu r f n l li’n lie fo ro
II iii N azi otttlittltrh l, 1 ht* uffii-iiil
ncw -t
agi-m v n.*Hpr(cil Im lav .
I lu- h u ll In o f S m o lrn .sk .
il u .i* -sixid.i-.iiI,-,| jo j. H e r•mm vn-lnrv. Il wn- lidded t h a t
tiit* RiMsiaiu h.ivi* t u r n b c i t f l f
IwrV in I'vrry nu»|ur vhar ion*'.
m»hI iiMkt*
stifferttl
stagg?rin 0
ln«M t i f nil’ll nn<l nrm*.
Adolf Hiil r’t fit li| heattfiiiniN
tn-*, p i r t u r i r g the KussiHn leail*
••i'•hip n« ult< rly iH’foggml, r®*
I'lesidenl Roosevelt p m ,hn.es firvt of th* Treasury l»*-|i»r'- ported today th*' r u p t u r e
nf
m rn i • minim- tax iiiitii'iputiiui note, front Secretary Mnrgt-nihau. N'.ifi.ooO |(<mI Army pr»«nncr» »nil
The mite, are offi-r**d I iasp.»)i-ra foi ionvvniencu in setting i-ide th»* d.'Ntnirtion «*r eoptu ru <f 13,unit
tank*,
regularly the funds which will he itqulred to nieot the high las I 1f» nrniorod ra m
lO.s'lHH gun* iltid U.OK’J plrtlifS#
l-ill.
T hr VIubfiariH, however,
rd they wen* »r«*Mting c vrry«
w hrrr
I I I * h r i<ii|irir11 r a drtntlcil
at length . wli.it it drscritx ’d M
lungrq through t h r Sovirt d r f« n**r <*yHtt m ut ‘ "thr*»n drriaivn
point’s" - n r n t h of
th«*
Htlftot.
fniir-hri, t h r
Smolrnqk
icetotf
on thr rond to MorC* w , xklid Miuth
Music, Singing Army Officer
Feature Meeting Promises . Aid
Of Kiwanis Club For Airport
Group Votes To Buy W e a v e r Wi l l T r y
$100 In I ) e f e n hc For (»o v e r n m e n t
Use Of Air Fields
BondH To Aid II. S.
Waller Weaver, ruinA musical program, during, Gen.
the
siu ilh eiiste rn
which" Harry Kudcll plsyed lh„ mander u f
, . ,__ training iim-u, has
"assured us
ha
piittio ami member, j. nun u s u. ( ^ every pnaaihle assistance In
ing several songs, was presenlnl putting ti e
Xanford munirlpnl
at the wi-ekly luncheon " t th e , airport tn u*c hy the governKiwunia Cl-lh at the Vaklex lintel m rnl," Kdwnrtl Higgins, seere
tmluy. Father .1 J. Ki-llaghan . |" ry . "f ' hr.. •s «»'i«"l" « "u»ty
acted a . m aster »f ceremonies, in ,|-y
frilm . lr)p
Irmluced thu songs und led th e ' |i, Muntgninery, Alii,
group singing.
f Mr. Higgins reported that Gen.
Tho club unanimously voted to Weaver thought well of the genhuy a I t IN) defense saving Imnd ns eral layout nf the airport, whith
its shore In helping te a r the cost hus Ju-t U rn allntrd f'dlfi.OiM) by
uf the preparedness program.
| the Civil Aerunautirs AdminisO. R. Herndon, president, nanied traliun for runways and u tte r
W alter Coleman, I’. I*. Campbell improvements.
and G. I). Workman ns a comArees.s mails lending Ip the
mitteu to purchase the bond und 11ir;wsrt went disrupt'd ly Mseo hank ufficiol. for h aving_it Higgins in an iulcrvuiw. u,.Uv Mr,
k rp t U M y;
'
|Hni-iid, who IS u memtier of ih<
A leWer was read from Charles Federal llureau of I'ublic Iton.l
K. Bradshaw, _chairman of tho office In Moutgonicry. Mr. Snend
UXO drive, In which ho thanked advinvl Mr. Higgins that th,
tho Kiwanis Club for Its share veto of the defense highway hill
in helping Semlnnlu County exceed by I’resident Roosevelt Icaw s
its quota by a larger percentage this m ailer uncertain a t the prg;
than any other Florida county, jsent time, but l« gave InatrurKarlyle Houaholdar, who has }!‘m* •* *° how to pmet-rd with
voluntrernl for the Army and i *h» (jrweentaUon of tho project,
w illjcave Friday for Camp Rlaml-! While in Montgomery Mr. IligIng. was given • military member- R|n* »•»<> conferred with tho m an.
ship hy tne dub. Howard Long 1 nicer of tho Farm Security Ailmade tho presentation, and d e -) ministration, who said ha la makd ared that "wo ur* aorry to lo*o ,n*f • check of the Sanford urea
you, hut we know th a t you will wHh tku idea of relieving furm
give th e beak you have." Mr. labor housing conditiunvr
Houahotder reapomleil by eaying. Tho F 8 A m anager said th a l/lf
th a t hu would m l.a hi* friends In federal funds are made available
the flub, but th a t ho hoped to re- ' .......
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sum* hla active membership a t a #dvl»» yfflciaU hero as soon
later date.
hi* investigation la compli-u-d.
Among th# songs which Hr.
Kudell played fo r th# Kiwanis
Ingi "th o raaaoo. I an
non Mhpolmg."
no Pvto Smith b pur
Aug
ha.* lust c-|„„.
tHHt.000
, The nm unt-* and tlutoih were
ttndi»rlo*<»d.
thorised seiiure of anv personal prigin waa duhioiji. Tho rumors
property without restriction.
> perxiRtril, however, despite the
Ropualiran ntamburs -I'nounead [get thni high officiaU hero ami
tho We vised m es ru rn
Thousands Of Planes,
Guns, Tanks, Men
Reported ( a
WASHINGTON. Aug. fi -<*•>
Thr (Jriitcd Staten, it wii*
and machinery um? I In their mah•Ml ho had battar hate hit car adjukted or ho U going to bo
hlrnit u ruling front iht war
u facto r-. n-rvifln-f a nd o p e m tb p tasted. Motorists throughout Waahlngton are being instructed to
American aid to nation* batThe hill I* a modified version
keep thalr automob ilea In cconoaalcal running condition or.be lim t f one i-rlginsUy requested by ^Jlng th«* Axia, larkcil a n y tubtheir
the arm> which would have au lU ntiation whatever, and
bi* to a m it under a nuisance statute.
Andrews And Pepper Pledge Aid
In Helping Secure Relief From
Flood Condition In River Valley
Red Army Says
It’s Resisting
Tuekar to sing it at ona of tho
theater* In Chicago, It later be-1
eame one of the moet popular
•onge In musical bbtory.
Other songs plays.) by Mr. Xudell and sung by those at tho
Isneheen Included. "Old Black
Joe," "My Buddy." "When Day La
Dona," and "Tea far Two."
Dr. Gaerge Putnum waa wel
comed hash after having been 111
b a Jacksonville hoapltal for Dreggoro
Services
Slated Tomorrow
of l.nku iN’. i p u 1 In*low l A x i n g n c I *
* " A a a ppare nt
report m, S<ivi«d
qorer
frum n ttin rro u t
lrndrr>Mp
IVB
kiroiwe n rcllu'lle p
dr •
lore nf Tne sililTilbm un tho
- wn f r o n t ." u Nsxi enmmnnlq-l#
-nhl.
lidding
that
"-.ueresaea
hove In-ell ttrhieved wlii-h a r o
surpassing
the nm -t uptim istio
eXIieetal Inns."
Ih-splti- t h e i n t e n s i t y n f t h d
i l l . n k mi tin- l . e i n n g m l f r o n t ,
m th e S m o l e n s k s n l i a n t am i t w i n
t h r u s t s i n t o the U k r a l n o , l h * a
Itiissians sa id th ey w ere l i n b l i n i
firm are I in some s i n t e r s rounle i u t l a r k i n g
|l. Isy e I d i s n a li h e i f m m An
is ia s a id l lrit.i‘n h id iiMlir.-il
lire T u r k i s h g o v e r n m e n t t h a t i t s
light w o u ld lint III' tr .im p leil Cl*
in sn y p o s t - w a r - e l i l e n i e n t .
T h e H e r m a n e- i n m . t i d . n n p n r e n tly siitoirdim itiiig f o r t h e limo*
tn-ipg it s lo n g a n d e o s l iy e f f o r t
In b r e a k t h e Red d e f e n s e * n u
■Ihe Moscow a p p r o a c h e s , a p p e a r e d
l i s t n ig h t to have t u r n e d p a r t o f
its nisltt n ro iy
of
th o c e n t e r
-sbisrptv -ssrn th w n rd t-s o d d
ere rm oiis p r e s s u r e to-ing p u t up«
on tip- U k r a i n e hy t h e s n u t h e r t l
N a d wirg.
T h is sn g g e sti-d
the
d e v - lo p *
m e n t o f ll.e m ost g r a n t , l o s e m a n s
e i i v r r f o r e n c i r c l e m e n t n ttem -it*
ul t i n . i- l h « beginning nf th#
nvnskin. >f n o , in h i s t o r y .
Too, it siipixirti I -nrlier Indl*
rations th a t the llernun-i w e r #
preparing a . u p r e m '- o f f irt a t
whatever
rest
I krain u
In-fore
In conquer
.
th#
th e a p n r o a c h o f
b u rl weather.
i
Moscow's regular rnm m ua'qu#
curly th u mornjng m eiely reqiortrd rnntiniilng fighting In th #
Ukraine- shout Ret T.srrknv ta|
the .nuthw eat i f Kiev sml Korow
■ten to the northw eit — aboutl
Smolensk n, the center—and Itf
the Estonian sector. Tho impll*
ration wa* that H-iviet positlonq
kail not r-- trri.il!>- changed.
I
New* of tho surprising deflar*
lion nf the ,-entral German Ihruaf
r*me in 'he claim nf the Natl
tommand 'bnt it* force* had
made a wklening be :k-througl
to a p ill; i!2 ml'i
IV* southeast
ef Hmolenik, tha han't of the ?*-<>«
viet center, and in tho proves#
"partly annihilated and
parity encircled" a Russian body,
of umtatad nl«c.
Thla waa Mtmfipank-il by
claim that German >hock
advanrlng far to tho south
tow Elay had overrun strong Bo*
vl>T field peeltlon*, taking
bunkers and at least K000 pri*
sonars and killing Jwir#
many Red soldiers.
In this grew, H waa aald
Berlin, tha apparent as.lgnmeat
of the Naal* wa* to
through for an eventual
northwest te meat the er
German fotvr* of the
which now ere moving aou
athe ir
is
Ukraine hlatarlnnd !!•••'_
Black M a . B H B I I M
LOCA^e WEA'
t£CZS5Eg4«J
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T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D , B A N F O B D , F L O M ID A
PA G E TW O
Hiffh administration offldala In Washington appear to
l>* seriously concerned these days over the dangers of
inflation. Now that rising price* have got down to the
T i l r l — ST. 1 *1 *. al ia* r n l orit— cost of a loaf of bread which the average housewife hns
ac S U M . rtaris.
Ik* AH to pay, they are beginning to anticipate the political re
eC Croat.— •* *«>» *• i*ar.
percussions which were bound to result from un extrava
a o U .A I I I U DBAS
gant fiscal policy and some rather quaint economic theor
Ig M
M a n e s n s s s - s u i — . « •* aa*» ies about reducing production.
A ^ T IC K E T
a i m e r iia t i
For some years now the New Dealers have been tell
l u M A C.s.ro
ing us Jhat we must get price* up, so we took some six
___ aa.ra million little pigs and converted them into fertiliser and
M . s l k s _____________12-23
B f s a i k s ________________ l i r e then paid formers not to raise any more. We plowed un
Ows Te a r _________________ * * »* der every third row of cotton, lent more money jwr bale
A l t , r k w s . l t M l l t r o ra re . *r to cotton farmers than the cotton was worth on the mar
I t n C . s r r o l . l l . . . a .C r o l l . . . ,1 ket, and told wheat fanners how many acres they could
aw trrta la a ^a la f » r «k* , . r , . r o «f
r e »C r w ill k r . i . r t t * l . r plant.
*
<V
ae r t n l a i a C . r r i u i . a r . i . . ,
All tnis was in the interest of giving thifni>uolic less
ta la k l n e w s s ra r.
n .— r v U for its money. The same goals were pursued with
Htro, Bare carro.rl Tt». ilmM I. bread
I k - a .llr o a l n - u r
. s * . r i i - l . a - industry only in n little different way. At one time there
• rn -r o a n m . l . t . l . r * I . I k . l i r a - was actually a federal law which prohibited anycam from
aaa fSlIro m i ike r o . s i r . . I l k p H .
a*e*B k r a a a ro n a i. I . I’k l-ro a rnmA going into certain lines of manufacturing at aif? If ho
H aw P are .
could make a better mousetrap than h l\ neighbor, he
TWa VVrrola la a w .m k .p ml Thm better keop ft to himself o r th e G-Men would get him.
A s ro .U ir o rtmmm aakl.k I.
Laws were nlso passed making it a crime to press a
a l . r l r . . l l l l r o i . lb . aaa fro C a rk lla rllro a r all r a w . s u .a i.k r o pair of pants for less than a certain fixed sum. higher
arrCtlra la I , mt a . i kikaraal.#
araClaa* la tala . . . . . aa* a l .. generplly-Ahan was ordinarily charged. The price of milk,
mrn rtak .s ta a a k ll-s ila a ml . . . r i a l laundry, ice arid many other commodities was fixed by
CBaaalrkro W r r la . . . alro
law and It became a serious offense punishable by line or
W e d n e s d a y ! a u g . 6. i s c i imprisonment to sell for less than
the fixed price. If a
B IB L E VfclKHk r o n TUU AY man wanted to open a new factory to compete with eertain other factories, he had to get the consent of the high
no
noon
ii »:e d
n o r moguls in Washington.
THOUGHT K V nn IS WASTED
At the same time the currency wns repeatedly tlnk*.
Thus iallli the iniril; H-fraln tby
from weepLiuj, and lhln< ored with in order to get prices up onove what the peo
from tenrs: for thy work ple could afford to pay. For a while a new price for gold
b« rewarded, anilh lh-> was announced almost every day, fhc theory being that '
Lord) and they -ahsR-renie n ra ii prices fluctuated in accordance with the price of gold.
from lha Innd itf y n a enem y,-.
When this didn't work, the power to issue greenbacks wns |
Jeremiah
I.’J »
given to the President, and the gold content of the dollar
was drastically reduced.
WHO C
I E1.D NO
Meanwhile the government launched itself on a huge
(From
the (
Sci-ocv spending program which was cunningly called "priming
Sfohtrorf
the pump.’? A mere bookkeeping transaction by which
W a who can wield no iwnrd
the government borrowed billions of dollars from the
W ar with the written word,
banks and then redeposltcd it in the banks to borrow ngaln
Ont of Ideas crents
from the banks finally resulted In Increasing tho IwncVd
Weapons io . vlmncal*
Freadem , nnd #/vo^tho lie
debt of the government by about ,10 billion dollars and
To otll'a tyranny.
created th'c base for a credit inflation of staggering proThcogh wv mny; iiroinlly riao
portions.
in to no daunllriis .Uh-«,
Now Mr. Leon Henderson, humorously ra lljl ‘he SANFORt) FORUM
Rtlll can uplifted thought
' Wh leper to w ip-dlatraurlit.
Price Control Administration, announced in this yonr of
Borrowing human-Uml.
19-11 that the cost of living is going up. “A most pro Bditor Sanford Herald
Coursk’-1 anil pehen >l min I.
nounced increase In the cost of living,” he snys, "Is In Dear Sir
— EDGAR NGWGAAS
A »hort tints sgn I mw an
evitable.” Well, well, well, so they have finally found that
I t saama aa 7 they would have out, have they? Ho sayH the nntion Is on the "brink of It.™, reran) inf a (ieo. A. Wolsh
ns
yean old, of the U. R DUplenty of ea* up there In (he
It vrMh Congritta still In seaslon. Inflation." Arid he seems to think thnt Inflation is a bed */***_ ■Cf ar? . who had Just re.
thing, after all these years. Ho wants the power to place turned to hla home from a DG7mlla trip on a hleyrlc. . ..
t
A merchant wna complaining Iho an arbitrary political celling on prices.
other day th i t buslne.. has been
On tha tame pare wa* an ar
A
more
simple
direct
plan,
proAcrving
some
of
our
• alow the past few week*. Hot we
ticle aaklnr for the eonaorvatlon
can’t recall any July or August time-honored traditions of fre e . enterprise, might bo to of ussoHne.
when It hasn't keen slow.
re-establish our monetary system on a-sound financial ba . ,H aw. ** a follow-up, of the
sis, quit jutying farmers not to produce, give them the W»a. I find in Item m today’*
Robert Montgomery hi)* Joined
Florida TMnea Union, (which I
th* nary amt h a , hern atntlonad right to plant whnt they wnnt, when they want, as mtirh Inclaaa) suggesting greater me
St tha American wnba«*y In l<on- as they wunt, remove tho shncklcs from business nnd re- of kleyclea:
don. The dlipat- laK--ilo not Ipdl- ?enl punitive taxation, distribute defense contracts fair
What I am drtvlag at. If yon
caU whether ’ fSJflflli* fdplouf ly among little business nnd not all to big businesses, and hare not already guessed If? la
wa* responsible or noL7
tMai
cut out government extrnvngnncc and waste.
I wotilfl Ilka to *ro Sanford
No Neckties Now
Man in nlmplifyiajf hln (Irons
in
these
Adolf ionftoeatlngTilt own'personal
censorship. To. say tli* toast, it
l*g to M i l . Tha
must be
Fuehrer also
TOLLS THE KNELLO f PARTING1DAY-!"'
Keeping Prices Down
(Tbe- Sanford Herald
W E D N E SD A Y , A U G U ST «, 1»4!
Hare’s On* Carman
Who Want* Hitler
WipOd Off tho Map \
By CHARLES F. STEWART
Central Preaa Columalat
NOW and than W ashington p t i
S' h in t from on* apparently p retty
reliable sou re* or Another. Indicat
ing that all Isn’t entirely well with
tha Axis right
In H arr H itu r a
and Signor Musao lT w t'w -re ’wn
countries. •
Dr. F r a n k
Bohn ought to
be a tartly good
autnorlty. He's
WH'r'COWBMj
a Ge r ma n-
A tS T O P U W U J
D O **f
6 A s a t« W t.
0oaf
1 VOU'n ♦> > *
•p tO D
HUS
_•
M4iAWV.WAV?
A m • r I c a n.
T h e r e 's been
plenty of talk of
Nazi bunds- In
th * U n i t e d
U,. Charles r .
S tairs, but Dr.
Stew art A - B o h n isn't a
w member of any
of ’em. T h a'o ep jilx aiu x i .ha be
longs to and Is chairm an of, to tha
German National Congress for De
mocracy. and ha’s appealed ta
friends of hla In Unci# Sam'a gov
ernm ent for an Immsdlat# Yankee
entrance , Jnto th* w ar . against
HI tier, m . . . . .
W ar * against Hitler, ha say*,
wouldn't be w ar agalnat th* Ger
m a n s -n o t again*! a . m ajority <jf
•sm. anyway. While Adolf un
doubtedly does hav* a certain num
ber of genuine followers, tha doc
Install that a m ajority of th* Fa
therland*** vtolantty hat* him.
Tbelr dUUtnilly Is, h* explains, that
th* minut* on* of 'am shows It. th*
Oastapo prom ptly "liquidates" him.
However. It wa'd physically pitch
In, on tha aide of th* democracies,
th* dbc’a convinced th a t th* Ger
man m ajority ha mention* would
b* so stim ulated .th a t they’d ris*
up an mas** against tb* Fuehrer;
th a t they'd b* our outright allies.
As for th* Italians, th* doc
doubts that.A N Y of them ar* atlU
faithful to th* Axis; they simply
are conquered, but tha doe's aura
they’d grab a l th* Brat good chance
to tear loose from Berlin* domi
nation.
I Germany Till* Ita ly 1
Announcimsnt of th* recall Of a
number of o u r American news
agendas’ correspondents from I t
aly, bacauaa tho censorship"* be
come so tig h t th a t lhare a no use
tot keeping 'am there any longer,
gtvoa considerable plausibility to
tht* assertion. The point Is th at
it w asn't tho Italian government
which did ho tightening. I t waa
tho German governm ent which haa
taken .Charge of Signor Mussolini *
canaotkhlp. I t wouldn't seem aa If
Beal to himself, would fancy having
.GETS PAROLE, DIES
lead tha atata Ip a bicycle cam
paign to eontorv# r*online, and
um tho caah savings to hoy
itefanM bond*, and colleet a
tip Inter**! oa an Investment
proirrraslvn In ao*d healthful eaerelee.
There are three excellent reaaona fnr tha prelect, an let'a go
CUMMISS PRISON! FARM,
A rk., Aug. O—W —Booker Tay
lor, SS-yaaf-old negro convict, fell
(load Tuesday when he wa* told
tha A rkansas parole board htd
granted him a 60-day furlough.
Tho prison physician said ho stlccumbed to h eart attack..
around In other respseta.^
If* a trifle humorous t«Thave
Senator Burton K. Wheeler de
nouncing tha Waahlngton ada»lal»l
t ration’s alleged maneuvering* in
tha direction of out-and-out w*r-A
fare agalnat tb* Ax* i
hav* a German-Americatn. Uko H C
Bohn, clmnoring far «H to gvt.lntq
It M aln si tha earns totalitarian
agjtafm U on.e»,
Th* doc’s scheme Includes ah-V
couragement of German and Ital
ian democrats to organise "govern
m ents In exile” hare..
©
It to i t altogether eledr.why they ‘
r e f t do It without to y particular
enfoaragemefit, K they choose to
Mbst of th* email Kkzl-occupird*
democracies hav* siseh exiled gov
ernments, and thdre’s oa especial
objection made to 'em by the vari
ous countries th at they're exiled in.
Asking us to gb to war la a differ
ent m atter, but an exiled govern-•
to b* harm lsea^. . r
menl>1 appear*
i
r. Bohn s as much oppoaad to
Dr.
any American listening to expect
ed peace suggestions from Apis
sources as President Roosevelt and
Mayor LaGuardla are.
M
- —. j r ■
___
H itler aad raaca
* Why H err H itler may ha anxious
for a span of pest* a t th* ptaaaat
Juncture of course I* quit* .under
stands bla. I f paaos to mad* an tha
status quo. h a ll hav* wad. If w ar#
continues, ha may toa* in th* and,
which bnquwtlonably would ba hla
personal finish. Furthermore, it's
perfectly conceivablethath* wants
time to rest while consolidating his
conquests to data, after which, get-©
ting up a fresh bead of steam, ha
can taka th* warpath again, when
ready. And. finally. If Dr. Bohn Is
right about th* volume of disc ontent h* has on his hands at home,
it's quits Uksly that Adolf know s^
It, and fear* it will break out on*
him unless ha's careful. •
Th* doe’s objection to a present
peace la equally obvious. Hla Ideal
Is peace, but a democr a tic peace,
and his argum ent la that th* quick
est way to arrive a t U la th r o u g h
H itler's extermination, which will
ba postponed, a t beat. If th*
Fuehrer's given a rest period.
Mussolini's In a meaner Ox than
Hitler. Peace now wort't find him
a victor, but a loaer. Yet he'll b*£
worse licked If th* rumpus goes
on. for h* already Is being eateiv
alive by Adolf and th* longer th*
thing lasts, th* more of him th*
Fuehrer will devour, i
At Our Package Slot*
You’ll Find The Best fa
LIQUOR
fl r • n d jr *. .Champa**,.
Wind, Gin. Cordial*, ote.
Wa Dativar,
plum* t i l l
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
mmiSSSdlSmmim
SEED BED TIME 19 HERE!
himself. During this Hot weather ho discards this excess
decoration and cncournifcs hln visitors to do likewise. When
Homs of our local businessmen the chlpf executive adopts this custom, it ought to be
m’t want "hinlneaa as usual'’.
i they hare the.kind of business all right Jor_tjie.httnil(te-clllMDLl------------ ---------------- -----It is common to sco men attending, meetings without
lit haa been usual tho laat few
•ar* much longer, Uley’ll aUrva their coats, with soft collar and, sleeveless shirts, and sAhs
■the necktie. Even the presiding official may be so arrayed.
Thus many of tho non-ossantiul fashions are ahan*
( Tha biggest tax bill In tha
•aentry’a hiatory ha* passed tha doned for tho sako of comfort and convenience during
Maare of Represcnatlvea. It *lapa warm days. Cuban men may still wenf'tholr eoata. South
ern aristocrats may still Insist that gentlemen will alwaVs
ira who more than tan yaar* wear 'th e ir- coate w herr in tlurJjfifeh ce orUdfito. Bui n
ware complaining of tha high a whole trend is away from bulk and unnecessary extras
during the hot days.
Man Is following tho ladlea In this tendency and !« to
be commended In this manifestation of sense. — Miami
tiM* “In TVentfes’
e F6T Tobacco
‘Kvbtnrtk; OA.. Amr. O.-(ff}
Fold-tinted ctgsrette -maklnei
im# caah for greware through.
tha Oaorgts-FlorWi bright
! tobacco bait Tuesday si Sdetaara In tha market Centura
ptetj steadily on bids “In tbs
*yars following tha pteturaa^ Vegetable
' fMaa kt tkd gtanh awelteriSM
. w A a u w c r r o N , Aug;
A Naw Alibi
M S U S T - •*
U visitor paid Ms groan faa,
7 hit Cwnclutlon can ho drawn
d *p a Match, and want out to from
soma figure* from tha Daflrat ta*. Taking Ua stance ha
» a wild awing and miaaad partmrut of Justica.
By Javal" ha said to hla appo-
Jas? .h,.”sriK,u''„,.ui:
ss.kw « t i , t o '‘a
hmm 3S0
rigs. , will mm '
(/Pl-Sub.titutkm
J!™*
annually before tha war cut off
tha supply la a discussion topic
at tha national convention. al tk#
Vagatabla Grower* of America,
ypL, .
X6
RB8UMR RELATION*
Discussion
of
by tha Coaaty
af pariaatlam
all alaa tha aa-
doriastk hart
though wo are naarl
Young Amorica Is a gnat deal yaar mark for salad
Mofa patriotic, more totalllgaat, today, three has beei
bsttw tafamWd and laas rabal- mention of "•lacksre’’
lloua toward laws laid down for dodgers."
•
. For boat rsaalta are aar F BRUT. M p R B I TALL
NON-BOLTING COLOR) P L U M B or WdOO-
NOttCB
.The ntW ttL it^C ius
sloners af Saailnala
la urned aaarloa. hursdhy August
loet, p. M. far
Aug. 1 —. Jl»t- IMH at <
-ring romp 1*1 III a
of doatawcal- (ha aurpaaa at I nany
aa< rerelvlag td
. . a* ta Ua
rtr-.7. r.al er
•tlM
ef
a
a
r
property.
herba^' fmoortrd
WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
R a II* and let* th* truth catch
I With It; a politician puts out
tt# tha truth can't catch.
Gro^efcr
COLUMBUS, Ohio.
H e ra ld .
t f JACK STINNETT
Products For Celery Beds: Root .Knot
and' dampoff chinch bug control! Makes
firier, healthier plants at much lento C o s t
aUtlo relation* a n ta ha resume
In tha Spring and
IS Ji, whan tha Wi
draft law was aaly a
ar than tha preaaat «
w*S. conducting “il*l
In hay Industrial .t
first wns In F R I j
,V -.
; wa
II
Indhriduals eoivcted
r>
■
�*•-—
m
lAY, AVGUST «, 1941
u i t p o i o m A i o . sa n fv r d
PAGE THREE
RADIO NEWS
Social And Personal ActiOi&es
MBS. LOURLNE BEAL, Society Editor
Calendar
j..T H U R S D A Y *.
Townsend Clab will h are Its
O h « ttlar meeting- In tha Court
UarnM a t 8:00 p . w .
Tha Friendship League of the
Cortrrcsatkm al .Churth -arTTl meet
W»Uk Mr*. Itaary NIcklo a t her
hum* on Silver Lake a t 3:00 P.
J l
P ■- E e O, Oganixation under the
ntaftshrtM p of Mrs. 3. O. Shinhol#*r. Sr., will tew for the Red
Cross hi the Woman’* Club from
P. M. until 4:00 P. M.
T ho.T. £ . U Class of the P ira t
• b epttat Church will hare ita rr•.gplag'buein*** and social meeting
a t tha home of Mr*. W. L.
Stoudcnmire on Elm Avenue at
1:00 P. M.
> /*
FRIDAT
a ' D irt Cardancm Circle of the
yaafoad Garden Club will sew
fu r* th e Red Cross in the Wo
man’* Club from 9:30 A. M. un
til i 1:80 A. M.
' The Sanford Heme 1lemonstratU n-C lub will meat a t the home
Mrs. Perry Wade at 2:30 P. M.
With Mr* J. O. Andei, Jr., as eo
boat***. All member* are urged to
attend.
MONDAY
,
•The W oman’s Cllb will sew for
Who /Red Croo. in tile V/->:iinn’s
T jluh in the morning under the
sponsorship of Mrs. Roy Ttlll*.
The Dependshle Cla.ci of Ihr
Methodist Church, sponsored hy
Mrs. D. D. Smith, will v.<w for
the Red Cross in the Woman’s
tC lu b In the a ftrrn .o n beg.nnlng
a t EDO P. M. • . '
TUESDAY
■ The fourth In the aerie* of
bridge parties being spon*oicd by
tba Woman’s C lab will • i-<- held
Me the club house beginning nt
TlJW P. M. An ext.M 600 points
will ba fla a n for rirnmplnras
f b l g m , cbackem and rummy
will ala* ba played.
•W O M E N RUSH FOR LINGERIE
r NEW. YORK, Aug. « -< A V Tba slag* c f -New York dopartr*fnt store (locking countar* waa
ex loaded Tuesday to tha atlk llogaria
departm snL
Underwear
saiga wera reported
to hav*
WDIIO
Telephone 14b
Circle One Meets
At Branan Home
Mr*. C. F. Drwian entertained
•he members of Circle One of
the Women'* Society of Chris
tian Serviee , f the Meiho.ll*t
Church at her home on Monday
afternoon.
- • The meetioc tea* opened with
a prayer rffoicd by Mm. W. 1’.
Chipmnn »h<> aim pave the fifth
chanter from the m inion study
hook. "Je«n* and Social Redemp*
lion" aa the rirvotiehal.
Th»
business aeaaion *nu presided
over by Mr*. J. Rrndie William*
chairman of the e irrh \_
A new member, Mr*. W. W.
Elli*. wa* welcomed into the
circle. Fellowiag a routine bu*lne*a dl*co**lon the msetthg nd
jnurned and refreshm ent* were
•erred by the hostess to the fol|c win*:
Mm. C. C. Priest. Mr*. R. M.
Mason. Rr., Mm. M eblt Rlonnt
Mm. Bm.ll* William*. Mm. T. R.
Wilson. Mr*. Nellie Till!*. Mr*.
J. B. Crawford, Mm. .1. K. Rl*ee.
Mr*. J. J. Career. Mm. II. C.
R arclift, Mm R. M. W. Rtmdi
ra n t. Mb . Chapman. Mm. *5. It.
l-ard, Mm. EDI*. Mi«* Helen I.
Ward and Mi*a Ju n e WndiMI.
Circle Two Platts
Supper For Men
Mr* Halli* Abercrombie has
arrived from Chicago, III. to vl*11 with her .lite r , Mr*. E. S.
Hoskins, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. t l . It s l y ' t t t f
left yesterday far Newark, N. Y.
where they » ill spend several
months.
Mr. ami Mr*. L. B. Stsele and
two childrrn. Joyce eml Walter,
have gone to Newark, N. Y.
where they csgrret to 4* M.
Jam es Trw left Monday for
Jacksonville wh.-rc be is stationer
a t the United Stale* Nava! Ait
Base, to continue hi* flight train
ing course.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Best, Jr.,
and »on, Bohhie, le ft yeiterday
fo r Rockingham, N. C. where
they will «prn.l tw o weeks will
relative*.
Thirteen rase* appeared. on .th
loekat af the regular >*a»lon-.f
Municipal Court a t . the .Polk
dls fian Monday d M a M f wif
three of the ca*rs against whfl
pertaaa.
Rgfu* Rilsg.. Woods, charge
with .spredjrv', was dtsntis**
William Haakina accused, of rejl
et driving, was convicted ’aa
fined l i d ou.30 days. R, J. Johl
wtretWir Hod at 45.
.
Chargrs agaiaat negroes In-luded the following;
Charlie be* Ga.lskins, charged
with petit larceny, waa found
ruilty and fined {IS or 45 days.
Warren Thomas, set used of diairdrrty rimdurt, w** dismissed.
Lamar
McNair, charged with
Irunkrnnca*. eitreated a {3 bond.
Gepevm William*, charge.1 with
lisorilerly conduct,- wss
judged
ruilty and fined {.I or (5 days..
David Hilbert, charged
with
Mr. snd Mr* Robert Heeslnyer
arrived today from Miami to visit
with the formi-r’a hrother-in-lsw
and sister, Mr nnd Mr*. C. C
W slker for tw» weeks.
a
Mr. and Mr*. R. O. Hickson
and Mr*. (I. L. Bledsoe had ar
Ihelr weekend guests at then
Mrs. O. K. G off pre.i.ded ov home on Celery Avenuo Mr. and
er the bosinrs* so«si„u xt the Mrs. M. Y. Bledsoe, of Tampa
mealing of Circle Two of the
Women's firelaty cf Christian
Mr*. Frank Haley and thret
Rerviee of tha Methodist Church rhildren have
returned
flora
which was held at the homo of H artw ell and olher
point*
Ir
Mri. F. R. Taylor on Monday Georgia where they vUilrd will
afternoon.
relative*.
Plana for the Men’s Club sup
per were made and reports wart
Heard from the various commit
tee*. a fte r which the hostess
served refreshment* cf shrrbel
nnd rake. The next meeting will
be with Mr*. 0 . R. Toler on 9 It
Park Avenue.
Those present at the meeting
. 0 . Hickson, J r . has r#
wera: Mr*. L. T. Do**, Mm. A.
if tl to
Draughan
Bualnew
D. Shoemaker, Mm. Le*llo Went
>ol In A tlanta,
Ga., aftai
Mm. F. R. Mitchell, Mr. R. F.
idlng tome time here v,ltl
Crenshaw, Mr*. G. A. R a d a r ,
parents, Mr. and Mm. R. G
Mr*. O. K Goff, Mr*. O. R. To-
Mr. *n.l Mr*. Jsck D. W rsthrr, Jr., arrive at Latlusr.lia It
by plane fro m Austin. Trsa*. where they were w.-.t in the .
mansion. Ilrule I* the former Molly O’Daniel, who*.- .I I I. fe.
vrnor Lr« O'DanicI of Texas, is now * senator.
Javld G rrrn w(s charged With
Jisordrrly conduct, found guilty
snd srn trn rtd to SO days.
Old fine* were collected from
fanle Rykrs
Lawson, tsadorr
ktorgan and Leola Raker.
At a special session of court
in Friday, th r following charges
were listed against negroes:
Elijah C. L'annady, charged
with disorderly ronduct, estreated
l 410 bond. Horace Mitchell,
jJrei’ks desisting.
|South Cnrolinn (lets
American Declares 3rd Senator In Month
*nliMin’ arul
jJinf, both r«tr*al«il bonds of
•I Um*v hwvr
Itk
David Williams, charged
hi
ultim n ti*
with suaediag, was convicted and
:•n*I her i»l*
fiaad 43 or 10 day*. IIDemon
Pom pay, charged with speeding,
was found guilty and fined |1 0
or 8 days, of which {6 wss sus W o t I H ItKtll ISITION T Xt'IIT
pended.
WASHINGTON, Aug. «
AndersonGriffith
band... director*
70« E. 2ad 8L
Pbrma 488
Wed Jack Grant
Mr. and Mr*. J . E. 4V*th#n ar*
appouacing tha eagagrmet and
HAPPT BIRTHDAY
■*
their
rtbur
. and
Jack Grant, 111, eon
Mr*. A. J. Grant. Jr. of Detmil.
Mm. Mary r* c e # r
W lltart Connolly
Mary Ann Eaton *
s s s f ’t . s r s s a . i :
Mieb.
Mist Wathen haa lived In 8an
ford an of )Mr Ilf* and attended
NEW ARRIVALS
the Jaeul school* Bhe became »
member of the Phi A!pah Kappa
sorority while in 8e<nln0lo High
Shool front whloh aba area grsd
uatad in 1939. Rhe waa among thr
dabutaatta who •
Ball which
a t tha satond X l __ _____
waa held In Orlando in 1919 At
preeant aha M ttnaloyed In thr
on, city at
td
Dr— ,__
, ___ atad from
Mley High School in. that city,
for* comlag to Sanfbrd to niuki
a horn*. Ha ia bow employed by
• KIlgam Saed Company.
Tba wadding will taka place *t
Mr. and Mia, E d g ar Groton of
vargrntn, Ala. announce tba
r th of a ton this morniag • In
m Vaughan MttaoVlal HoaplUl
i Salma, Ala. Mr. G rain s It tba
m of Mrs. B. R. Bock of tbU
i And German
ilatkms Delicate
In
son, Stephen, have reta:
JackaonviDa where they
weekend with frienda. 1
WASHINGTON, Aug. L -M * .
—C onfront. waa t a l i Tuesday
th a t tba tM ctrical daman,
ftnaa , _________
production __
might
_____
_l neceist
U ta curUBad o at-ad a ir cnndi
Honing, atroat lighting and elrr
trical slgur.
Testifying before the Hou*.
Leiad* Olde^Tedsrs? n j i ^ r o m
the committee
authorising
i,Pt
h. fri-ii.tirv H.-pnrtni.’nt n*k.*l
>nirr.'*. l'n. -.l«y to snail Icgi*it.«•>■ a itb«niink( the S. ers-tnry
f ihr T tf- s u ry 'lo re,pii'iti.m or
ui-hs'.- molnrboivts, ym*ht* and
Im ir vessel* fur r>».i*t guard
Tallahassee Reports
Two Paralysis Cases
Ta l l a h a s s e e ,
Look ahead ant) you'll
b u y y o u r n e w G-B
Refrigerator now. Food
prices arc g o i n g up,
a n d t h e h i g h e r they
go the mure you tavo
»v itlt this w otld famoui, |
d e p e n d a b le , long-life '
G-li Refrigerator. .
oh?
Strike Vote Ordered
Among Rail Employes
CHICAGO*
Aug.
Tremendous advance* have
been made In tha beauty, tba
performance and tha acanamy
a f O-E Refrigerators. Oat the
Inside story an Seloctfvo Air
Conditions and tha now low
prices th at m ake G e n e ra l
Electric the buy*of your life.
-iii
Represent itlvc*
■( ll* union*
Tuesday ordered » s t r i k e vote
leksn among the nation** I.I.M1,>100 regula r rmluxiil e m p lu y e i ,ifter railway nianagcnienl* ii.id r e
jected pay increase deimind* !«•
tailing {oon.nno,non
The big five Im Iherhoitd
-*m
bracing .100,000 wnrkc
in Hu
engineer, conductor nnd 'i r u n e u
brackets, called for n striUe no.
•hortly n f t r r 14 non-operaiing
onions hnd taken n sinu.ac s t e p
among their M30,00o niendierThe action involves vlrlu-dle
ill e m p l o y s of trnln nn I
I
rrew* of every rnilron.i in tin
nation.
SA N FO R D ELEC TR IC
LOST: Mark
Si«Mh*
nnni«'«l
Apru.M. Cullm 'A'rii l.lfut T
(’. Slavt-r,
l*i I Kifltl Null
fy M m . W \ Huktr, IM.
C O N T R A C T IN G C O .
108 MAGNOLIA
C i r in ty 3 6 0 1.
The taste
thatcharms
and never cloy
fr
Prices
Ydti triut Ht RuaHty-
i
�t
'e
TH» SAIVFOBD
0 Fans Are
Favorites Advance K y O IU T S 'FOR TIN ALS
pected For In Eastern N et
Hambletonian Tourney At Rye
Amateur links
Champ Is Busy
'With Army life
MONTGOMERY, AML,
m e second round of the eastern
eoort
tennl* champion.? * WM *®*ipl*ted
Tueaday
w ithout a hint of • trouble for
•he farerlte*. From top-seeded
Bnhby R i m o f Clinton. 8. C.,
rlsh t down to A rthur M e n of
Hollywood, California, a young
ster who la making tennis fan*
forget to refer lo him a i ihr
moele comedian's aon. the play
ara who were expected to win
did wig—end uiually in straight
■eta.
R l r n gave Me itrokes a gnoo
workout at the eip en ie of Hill
Canning of Hidden Valley, Cal
If., winning 6-4, 6-.1. a fte r run
nlng hla opponent from baadinr
to net and back ugsln with »
m ixture of drop ehrt* and dorpdriven backhand plaecmenta.
M a n , who ail) lake on Na
tional Champion IVw* M rNritl -r/»
Oklahoma • f X t f ' hr * the
thild
round, knocke<l off Ronald Ed
wmrda of Han Jose. Calif.. 7-3.
®-S, McNeill aeedrd lerord |r
thla tourney, whlnned
William
U m staedter of Mllliurn. K. J..
6-3. fl-fl.
In between-, lhe«o extreme*.
Frank KoVaca of (Ink'end Calif.
Ted Schroeder*a N v.linal chani
nlon doubles partner, G ardnsi
Mulloy of Coral Gablcn.. Hilly
Talbert of Clnrl.inHlI. f-odWnv
Hecht of New York. Charlua Ole.
wine of Santa Monica Cnllf..
Sidney Wood of New York, Fd
Amark of Ban Frnnei«ro nnd D ry
an G rant of Atlanta all rente
through to complete the round
of alxtrep.
Frank •’ rkee r f Spring |j k e ,
N. J., Wayne Rabin of Ren...
Nev., aeeded' fourth and fifth,
and upaatter Rarl Gtwhell of I>*«
Angeles, wh i meet* sixth-needed
Aug.
Snort
sew#r: — r t t is PAFlW-V
Pe6MMuJ6,
U ts fiA c e J
I Plymouth
M * 4 ------
37100
TRUCKS
) CMC. 4V>
*
tfS fe
ton
S9S.(k>
[935 Fqrd 85 V. ton
*lckBB' — 1 _ ..
995.00
987 Ford 60 ft ton
* U k n p --------
195.00
lU k o b o d y , - -
183.00
i*3 S » y - I
920,965. He whipped alt of the
top two-year-olds In 1940 In
hanging up a record of 2 KM. This
re a r he has bowed only to older
horses In a handicap event and
to Volstadt, a three-year-old not
ellgttle for the Hambletonian.
Perpetual, winner of the M s.
trim, . National and
Historic
stakes thla season, might havo
pushed Bill Gallon for honors In
the probable odds book had to
not been taken 111 a fte r winning
the Historic la«t Friday a t the
nearby half-mile trash. As It
was, hla owner-driver, Dr. H. M.
Parshall of Urbans, Ohio, didn’t
decide until a few m inutes be
fore deadline to sta rt tbo speedy
ton of Protector.
Psrshall ssld be hoped to bo-
,m
A u n
tu r.
F la la tlff.
M IN N IE
PEACOCK
Dafandant.
M A R S H A L !*
T H n m
s iik e iu n
, n t i> 4
J O H N BERNAlltl
f t M a it ,
BIUaCIIAN. De-
ORDER o r PtTOUCATION
TO- JOHN BERNARD SIIMNHAN
TOO ARB lIBRXnT REQUIRED^
lo appear to tbo Bill filed m l u t V
row h t i t above e a tit ted B I N ,
which la pending, on MntAgr, Boo.
tambar III. IMI.
IT IB FORTH E R OROMflRD
that thla p r is e to t FabUcatlaa ba
published- onca a waak fo r foar
roneerotlve waaha la tbo I i u m
ford lla ra ld .' a newspaper of *ar> “
• m l r t m t a t lo a aabltabad la Barn,
loola Caaatir. Flo rida.
WITNESS my baad and aaal aa
Clark of tka ClrrulLeCourt a t Ban.
J c l s ■ B S - - 1414 ** <Ut
July.
Clark
TfeUCK
although
s
v
j
I
l
MUmvm
‘e/A .® w o«tr
.
o w l final* tU is y c a a ip thm
fc lB lN W ARB R l B R r
Ganas Asked To
Douglas MacArthur Carries On
Report For Grid
Family’s Tradition In Philippines
Team At Murray Ky.| GUI Xee, Paducah.
Lieut. Gen. A rthur M acArthur
Guardsi Roger Fuller, C arroll
ton! Jack Dempsey, C anal, 111.;
Kvsrett Craig. BlytheviUe. Ark.;
Perkhta Marquess, Hopkinsville;
Ilux-h Hendrickson, Jenson; MUte
Nicholas, Ithaca, N. Y.
Tackles: Jess llsn n , La Porte.
III.; Kay Moore, W avsrty, Term.;
I lob Salmons. Hcloit, WU.) WM
Ellison. Corbin:
Dun Uanofld.
W est New T o rt, N. Y.t Frad
Ganas, Sanford, Fla. Jack Haines,
South Bend, Ind.
Quaterbeckat
Peter
Kosa,
Mooiup, Conn.; Gene Byers, Padu-
Wlngbackst Leo Hutt, Rrklgenort, Conn.; Steve. Levanloskl,
UPorte, Ind. j Joe Russell. Ports
mouth, Ohio; Harold Gian, Cen
tral City.
,
Tailbacks: Jack Thompson, Cen
terville, Tenn.; Teddy Basaeen,
Moyfleld; Bob, Perkins, Ithacs, N.
Fullbacks i Jack Lambert, La*
Porte, lad.; Car) Ferrara, Nep
tune. N. J .
President Roosevelt's veto c f a
|t95.000,000
defense highway
program.
In response to the commit
tee’s unanimous request, th e Ren
ata agreed to rat aside t r r - v - .
artly the pending / . ray rxnrlc.
extension bill to act on the vr(Rainbow) Dhrtsloo hi Francs. .
. . , Superintendent Fourth corps
area. A tlanta . , . Commander
Third corps A rts, Baltimore, , .
Commander Military D istrict of
Philippines. . . . Made A m y
chief of s ta ff with rank of full
general, 1990. . . . Increased a ir
corps, started mechanisation. . .
-helped clear the Spaniards out
of Manila la 1199. L ater the dofended M entis against the forces
of Agulnaldo, and still la te r be
served tw o y e a n as m ilitary
the M acArthurs end the Philippines.w as started when Presi
dent •• Roosevslt named A rthur
M drArthur’a son commander of
combined U. 8. a n d . Filipino
forces In the Islands. T bs son la
Douglas BMacArthur.
ade W A stH w Is m
m iilitary.,
t IU II J .. KU*
vlser to the Philippine gevenu
ment since 1939.
The. younger MaeArthur, with
the current rsnk of lieutenant
general, has In a period of IS
years held flea different assign
m ents in the Philippines, but
there w as tim e between these
Jobe fo r him to become best
known to the American public as
a dashing leader of doughboys
la Prance and as an arm y chief
at s ta f f who Insisted on modern
isation of U. 8. armed forces.
Hla record la brkrit
Horn n t Little Back. A r te
1890. . . . G rad us teed from W est
Point a t head of his cU m In
1903. . . -Assigned to Philippines aa an officer of en g tn san .
. i . Aide to President Theodore
R oosevslt . . , Chief of sta ff,
Later division commander. 4Snd
DOWDCoYour Hauling Costs WhenYour
Track FITS YOUR JOB!
• It’s anssnlag how uach loogcr • track huts when
if* baQt to jb lle JM The right axle ratio . . . the
right springs . . . these two items alone can mean
to^ . ‘ k. |L UB 5,U State a i CWvw
Mad, Mica.
Nev. S—Memphis 8U U a l M arn jfov. 15—MldUe Tennessee of
M arfreesboro a t M array.
|
Nev. 28— W estern Kentucky a l
Bowling Green.
N ight Game*—I P. M.
GENS - LIQUORS
ETTA KETT
v erb aem eiits
M sM M
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A***bSr "j
o r»
ru o -
l^ b V A C S ; CAUfkXMA
£1X* vMo is PeApy t o cn*ueA$e \
R
To fo r SZAaJKuJ
then half tha Kapok, prpdneed la
Netherlands Indies, according to
d - . 'j - 1 f e - - > a a a
r
•
O ct 23—More head (Ilomecom-
E STORE
—«
c u tc v iT , u r
com m
b k n u io l e . m n
o
id a . 1 1 c o a i c b i t .
D e p u ty
competitor,
ball game on th e opening day of
school—with Culvcr-Stockton of
Mlaeouri here on th e night of K ept
22. The sight ra m i In lag games
ara
all H. I. A. A. encounters,
th ree of which a re wttb M urray's
sister institutions. Western, Morahead, and E astern, fltswsrt hopes
th a t tha state college will like
wise play each other In basketball.
Only two v a n ity prcepeela have
been definitely lo st on account of
tb a national defense program, ac
cording to S tew art James Nanney,
Fulton, K y, seathack. and Bargal
,j *■
i9SS Chevrolal •/, ton
jid ic u l
rw
B r A. M. WEEKS
ItA tW t T
P U fB R U
m d th e track f u t
Althosgb BUI Gallon has won
938 Dodge Sport
m o
O. F . H E R N D O N
C la rk I f C irc u it C o u rt
As-mt u
MAitifwJr ^
ItjJSBA PKioKtOtb fiBACM-ra*
19 Plymouth
m m
ORDER OF POB14 CATION I
TO: MINNIE PEACOCK MAR*
IR A U . raaldaaca atknow a:
IT IS ORDERED th a t you appaar to tbo bill of eoiaplaiat filed
herein oa or bafora lha tat day
Of September, l | | l . Otharwlaa. daaraa pro ooafaaao w ilt bo to1B*ORDe I|ED th at tbla aollca bo pah! labad onca a waak for
foar eoneeeutlve woako la Tbo
Salford Harold, a aawopapar at
■aaaral circulation, faaaad la Sam*
Inala Cooatp, Florida.
WITNESS m r band and tba
af Ibla Coart tbla IB dap of JalS.
1141.
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(BEAT.)
«T»ae
IijIO Mercury
■J . VM M V I M V I I VWWMV MV
�r Sanford b The OaJr Centra
florid* City Affording Rail, HI*
And .Water Transportation
NEW8PAPKK
VOLUME X X III
SA N FO R D . FLO RID A .
AUGUST
NUMBER W*
German Soldiers Watch Flames Of W ar
Anny
M
s k c
W o rk
O f
PU y
Miles From . C i t y
|
MdewvrOffrciahrr
Remain
Confident
—- » ■ .
.i 'f M 'i
B u a g U n * 7 n » f t w e re
re
p o rte d t o d a y b a tt li n g fie rc e ly
Everything Said In
Headiness To H alt
Nipponese A ttem pt
To Move W estward
^
w a sh I nctov.
i
W * T lo keep Army selectees. it
Threat Is S e e r r ^
To Burma Road
.
v
United States Join;!
England To Urgif
Resistance In E ast
—TV* Scute voted
1
.
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'
WASHINGTON. A ug. 1 -O P )
ArtmlhUllkUl
today
tout
hay* . b ra i-
Hted ’ ever to Run la to haa
ramus,' within TBMtiles o f the
.
Tka Soviet* "raid the put
from the Barth 1w u temp:rariij
ra
Ickes Sees Shortag
O f Aviation Fit
H ere Unlesh Prt
d u c t i o n Increases'
-•JsiV .H e e m
• shore* and German-FtnnUh
forces attacking fro m the
north on the "Karelian Iith-.
W
Are Prepared
k*a announced
B a rk a n Uakera
• umns striking from tht
south along Lake Pelous*
city.
Longer lern
For ArmyMe
( iu r d im i, t u n c u 4 m *
0»t*a a n la uniform I I
months . b r e a d u»* pcraihl
•A fro eervlra jwrtcda. Th*
fixed m i In i eervkw IlsUU.
t | o f cclcctcco wca M l at lira
Md oaa kail room tutted
of one. Tkrco poor eaUstete
rmmM be 'retained four aad a
ban year*.
[)ne Germap Division
Said Routed . With
2^500 C a s u a l t i e s
A R attle ra Moacei
raid tka high ccauasi
fldeat the German*
"tmn4ll|£\lp. eonaidered a plea*ure, but
foil uniform, Including heavy
ifa n d ,* : 10-pound ' peek, 1 a* s: Idler, at
add/ to .their. sorrow. Members ,o f the
nrS- a n ahown a* thuy practiced awfm*
sy&rSK
.^ tro e p a h ad tooted oaa
• d t p kopfa” (death1* :
alte, Uttering .A V fW
’• *etr»a alto said a ahoctag* of
delation gasoline l* likely hi
thl* cou n try unleaa Ui« capirlty
of PTCduclkm I* Increased Imme'
dlately.
/
f'an t m l cf “dollar-dnwn-dollar
■•month"' buying a* a mean* of
curb tag inflation wan rc mm mend
ed to congress W ednesday hy
Im n llrnderaon, heail o f the
Office o f Price A dm inistration:
Resum ing hi* tratlm ony before
the Hr-uao Bankipg committee In
lupport of the A dm lnlsfratlaa'r
prlco-ronlrol bill, Hrmleraon ex
p rca* d belief Urn Federal Ro
•ervd Hoard bed tbe pow er under
the 10.13 emergency hanking act,
to rc n tro l InstallAent credit.
Walkouts
Jenny And New
The tjJcnth
w Karelian
tdefa, waa
Kk fa r nori
British Warn
no Musaollnl, i »
m nnd
ao n ol
Iknyrhut hi* suggestion foun •
Immedlnto favor w ith wvernf
cranm lttae member*,
many of
whom have . contended th a t BtP
rate c re d it era* one o f the prin
cipal . aourcea af "inflation.
R epresent* Uvo
W olcott
(R.
M lch.l. leetller m inority member
■m i tra il are enter by tho Federnl
.Bo*w
fv l^ r
cBUhk .rate# wtatld te n d to low
m- t h e , volume e f Inatallment
bnvfojt hacauae, In moat raic*
defenae ceotnlcta at 'Xairay. M.
U poee,. w as k ilV r today w hen
X,'. and Brooklyn, N. Y4 were
a plane..w hich he .was ta stin g
W t.hy a,walkout today Involving
crashed n e a r .P b a ,'^ te ly . Young
the 0 . I. O /a a d A* T. L
”
Mussolini w ee . a captain ht the
U K c . L 0. strike a t the Fedair corps. .
aval Khipbolldlng aad Ifcp Deck Italian
•. A member o f the Fascist arm ed
Company
at
K earap, where farces sines
the Invasion
ef
1403,000,009 , In naval- and mcr- Ethiopia a la p e a r t' ego, D runo
ch eat merle* conatractten If ua* Mussolini wee the author of a
derw ay. Is affective at.m idnight, book la which he told o f ths
“ vlrtoeif* of war.
a ffe c tin g . I t , 000 men,
One of tho most iridely erttl*
'A t Brooklyn, team sters pic loot elsed
passage* e f thl* book wan
ed th e Bethlehem "'Bteel’s .hip- a n a In which he described the
yards, T>e team sters .q u it a fte r pleasure he hsd In bombing a
Mrs. Gay Dies At
Elder Springs
Home
«waeaam»
Mrs. Leonora Gay, who cami
tr* S an fo rd fn m H igh BprlnsDee. IB , 1188, died a t her hnnu
at- E ld e r
Spring*
Wodnr*,l*.
night a f t e r an lllnnui cf ia<
month.*. She wa* b o ra In Laf.iv
•tte c o u n ty and w aa a mrmhef th e P i n t B aptist Church s'
group of Ethiopian Bktlvee, and Trenton.
when the bomb crashed seeing
them spgead n e t "like th e p e
tal* of a roee.N
)t at the Fd^ral ; Several y ears > r i MusaoUnl"*
I. Dry Deck com* Ben paid a v isit ta Hollywood.
M. J , wMeh wea C a lif, aad sp e n t tome tim e ob,
eetvleg .tb e to*Unique ef picture
tM e net w ell re
ceived la th# film cspltal, how*
e v e r ,.aad c u t ehort Ms v U lt le
th# United S U tee.
U ka h ie -fa th e r. Bruno MuaseUal wee athletically Inclined ami
leak p art hi m any sport*.
lerbilt’s
8urvlvor* Include h e f husband
W. V.
Gav
of
Hanford;
*l>
daughters, Mr*. Rich Arnold. Tif
ton, Ga.', M m Will T avlor, Tr, n
ten, M rs. O. L. Turner, Occee. Mr.
Josle Davleon, H ouston, T e iisMr*. H. B. Craws, Sanford, sn<‘
Mrs. R a lp h Glddons, Hnnfor.1; r
son. R am us] Hubert G ay, Oeor.
• bro th er, Gsnsral S laughter B-'l
*sd tM grnadekJIdnrB. *
The rem alM will be taken )•
Trenton Friday m orning. Th.
funeral aareh oe and Intern., nwill be held In th* Pine fin ,'.
C em etery I t Trenton Friday nf
tern eon. Arrangement* a re un.l.>
tha d irection cf WUlUm c.
According to the official German caption
with thl* photo, transm itted by radio front
Iti rlin to New York, Nail loldlcr* are ahown
■Umling hy their truck*, w atching flame* con-
lunm a building In Smolensk, «trntegic gati'W..y
to Mnsctw. G erm any repeatedly ha* laid claim
In capture id the city, but Hu».ia maintain*
It still I* In Red hand*.
Jim Webb Leads
Gun Club Meet
11With 98 Score
Special Election
Ballots Ordered
By County Board
Knrlylc l|nu*hnlder, native «, .
Sanford nnd well known to many |
people h err, ha* volunteer*' I for •
the Army and will leave tomor
row fi r ("amp lllandlmr In login
hi* period of service. He I* ih.only *nn o f Senator Kruno I'.
Ilnutholder and Mr*. HoOahnliirr,
Jiin Webb fired
I,*'*i than two week* remain and ha* "redded w ith th-m nl
lefoti' n *|K'cial election will be their home In Ro»e C nu.t
n- rn ih 'F in fr.n l durum the the marksmen a t the rrgnlar
belli mi Aug. It) a t which tim e
he freeholders In Hcmlmile Coun- flr»t World tjW ar. on Jen. 12, weekly *hoot of the Hemlnole
iy will bo aivrn the opportunity 19IH, Mr. Hnui.hid.lrr 'alien I 'd (iun Club yesterday afternoon,
jo i vprraa approval or itlsapprnv- •ehool In thi* city and wn* grail Ned Smith, M-cretary, reported
front Seminole High School today. Only ' pistols weru flre*l
I I u( a *nectel act which would uated
alnco the rifle rango waa under
Ive the Hoard of County Com- in iu.in.
l i t attended the IlnivrrM lv nl w ater due to recent rain*.
tl**ii>'ner* the authority, to call
Three visitor* attended the
t M-euml election to luuc addl- Florida and took the two ve*'
General College cotim r. While shout veiterndy from nearby
Uiuul hospital bond*.
th rte bo In-camo it mentht t ol O rlundo^ind W inter Park. They
the Alpha Tnu O npga fraternity w ere Jerry Knight af Orlando
of which hi* father had been a and Thnmu' Royal and John
Fluno, both of Winter I’ark.
......
_..
member before him,
Jaap ar Wolfo. led. the. /natch
A fter
leaving m d te jy ^ M*
iced the Printing
score*
with Stfl. TtlF* fWnplcto
„,d llteretun* to i
llouahnldor Joined th e T ra vrll.'r*
•)„* 0f freeholder*
Insurance Cnmpanv, nml took a l>«* I* a* follows: * *
81. TIM IIAI’ MAT
two m rnth* apeclal r n n r w at the NA.MK
K. p. Hetuholdrr,
us .DU 01 291
rnm panvk headquarter* In Hert J. Wolfe
f'H DJ DO 2H0
"A t it* meeting on Tue»day ford, Conn. filn.e Hurt tlmo he .1. Webb
u;t al H.'| 277
he County Commission named u haa represented the ennipe.ny. lie J. Allenby
07 07 Hr* 271
lerk and Inspector for sari, ol w ar In Voro Heach fu r a year A. Ileithick
pi) H7 H7 2«0
he election district*,’" Mr. Iloua- and during the p a-t yrr.r ha* J. Ju n e.
I).
Vernoy
82 HI HU 214
Renter.!
tolder said, “and aim ordered the maintained office* In
T.
Ituyal
03
Hit 73 2f,2
■rieting of ballot* for th* spec- a* the d latriet npreaentullve for
H2 70 HI 233
Seminole County nnd Rrevartl J . Knight
a I election.
J. Fluno
rut 74 r>o 180
T h e - ballot* will he In a aim- county.
In the *low fir** (racket, the
Mr. Hnuahol'lrr I* it mcmhri
de font) With a d e a r statem ent
if the act to he voted upon. r f the J u n lr r Chamber of Com following *core» were made:
HCORK
These In favor of approving the mere" an d the Kiwnnia Cltih NAMK
0H
vet Will mark upder the heading He tlhl not rrecivo any military J i m Wrhli
OH
far approval ami thoda against training In college hccnu*e nf I J a a iie r Wolfe
01
a III mark against approval, Mr. defective eye. hut aince he hat J a c k Flint
03
now been able to pat* th<> phy*l T|innta* llnyal
Ilousholdcr said.
J
tin
Allrnhy
0.7
T t a Commission also haa au- e«| exam ination, he *ny* he feel*
03
thorlxed the printing of luffi- that he rhould volunteer snd Ahlun Drrthiek
00
.dent circulars and literalur* to not w ait the call o f hi* draft J. V. June*
80
M d is tric te d "throughout the number, which wa» am ong th< i*e*l Smith
W. If. Kna*er
H4
•ounty calling tho attention ofi**** “ taw n
Hick Vernuy
83
J e r ry Knight
t
82
Carlton Pralscn .
USOJDrivc Here
John
Fluao
fifl
OeLuncI Will Honor
“ W. J. “Hill” Page
Dyol* E. Carlton o f Tampa,
executive chairman of th* United
rvrtK
B Organisation
u r i i n i u i H i n drive,"
urivvv ha«
nut
Ferries
W. J. Pago, prrsl.lent nf the
praised Iho results of th e RaminHat* and
wel*
nl* County eampslgn In a Utter Ite'l^n d lied
In Charles E. Bradshaw, elalr- known *ninflg Sanford hasrliall
fan*, will Id hone red at the I)«
man, It wa* leernnl today,
Mr. Carlten write* a* follows; Lanil ha.i'ball park Thursday
" f know that It took hard work night, Aug. 14. which ha* been
■ nd planning to put Hanford ever designated a* "Bill Pag* Night."
thr top, and I want to axpm u to It. wa* anenunred today hy W
you mr deepest a p p r e c i a t i o n for O. l.ahrman. secretary of th* D*
C ur fine, loyal co-operation end lan.1 Chamber nf ("nmmerra.
In a letter to th* Kemlnnl,Ipi and I am else moat anxious
that tbsea good friends of your* C ounty Chamber of Commerce
who geve-ao generous Ij r af-theaH H r. fcahrmen said:
"T h* Islendsrs oppmut the Red
selves receive our gratitude.''
H ate on that night and during
the intermission an appropriate
CONTRACT AWHOUMCEP
program ha* been arranged It*
which all Delated'* civic club*
WASHINGTON, Aur**T — GT) will partlclpatq. Bill has many
— Tb* War Department an frie n d , a me eg Hanford fans snd
nounerd today a contract for we exteed you a most cerrilal
more than 11,000,000 for eotton Invitation to be prwwet on thi.
occasion."
Cotton Penalty Set
At 7 ,Cents A Pound
WASHINGTON. Aug. T —hi’
- J h e . A g r W t B T o Itepartm cn.
# marketing
u 4 y r ^ t t ?1941
. i P *cotton
weir p,In
, u .">
for
x
raas.*^salte«*etaa will be wur
; Th* pMalty waa , threo itenU
It Keeps Tab
rents By Radio
-
wee roport.tarah wHh
affalra by radio,
Thr United Staton anil Grtek
Britain, in parallel representation*. have urged T hiiland (Siam)
Rifle Range Flooded,1
Members Of Group
Stick To P i s t o l s
Vote Affecting Hos> p it it! S l a t e d T o
He On August 19
I Divorce
*'h wnrned Jnnan today that
"nil iirrpnration.i are ready
In smuih nnv Jnpancse at*
tempt to cut the B urni
Rond or move further weetward.
Thin appeared to refer to
n IMi.i.eihlc Japanese move irv
to Thailand from an Ihdo*
(‘Inns tinir or *n invasion ol
Vunnnii in southwevl China
LongwpQd Garage Operator la Given
Magazine Subscription For Honesty
the
Reader's
In reported they tee
ranging from broken
clogged diitributors.
But in a few garai
tag Mr. Berkminfaat
It waa a different alar)
driver asked wbat he 1
Ulnar" Nf. Brahma;
(Miwder keg for the F a r w ait
The warning, echoing a •Im jlar
pronouncement by B ritain, t v ia
contained In a pre*s conierenen
*tatrmenl by Secretary of* Btate
Hull who doelarcd th at any JtfB *
ne*e thrust into Thai teerttary
would he a m a tte r of in«rwakla(r(
concern to the United Staten. -*.«
Hull, aakrtl w hether ho bad h»d
any converaatlona with or madg
reprr»entatione to Thailand, te
nded that he w n not able to I*
into any
detaUe p»w bccaute
nothing very dcTinif* TvHI heen-dte'.
elded.
The tourer *nld rhprrtentatlona
alrraily had been made for tba
pur|K>*e oy encouraging Thailand
tu lake a "strong and indepen
dent" attitude tow anl Japan.
Thi* quarter indicated th* two
Knglish speaking nation* hava of
fered to Implement their rnrnuragemrnt with
more than
word* m ilitary m aterial.
Such
*ti offer w ould-be calculated to
give Japan palae before attem pt
ing to move Into Thailand.
Ilaur* demanded hy Jap an It
wa* *aid( prrnunwhly would bn
used a* a springboard yor a t
tack* on British Burma or Singa
pore, Ihe Netherlands h a st Indite,
anil (Ihlna.
. . .
' Unit* of Jn p in rse force* which
recently moved Into French Indo
china have been dispatched to the
adjacent Thailand bonier In the
pa*t few day* ami penetratten of
Thailand i* regsnled here and In
Isindon a* Iho next likely Japa*
or»e move.
For thl* rrason llrilinh force*
have hern moving up to the Thai
land boundary.
' (Thailand ha* been very friend
ly with Japan, In a diplomatic
*en»r, In rvernt year*, and there
i!. ^ 'nr 8m,,ni4
C'lthnrlUte fit
Washington and In Ismdon th a t
Soldiers
Release v J
Non-Combat Duties
ATLANTA,
Aug.
1
-^ w L i '
Includ-
the
•1
Marked -
• I I I CAUFORJNU
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c le m e n t: M rs. H ophla B a s e r an d hneband. ---------- l u . t r , w ho**
C krleitan nam e Is s a k a e w a : R ickard J. D s a d j a n d w lf * ■
rtnndr. w h o se C h r le tla a nam e la o n k n n w a ; A.
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K W h eeler: Mr*. W illie H um phrey*, a w i d o w ; ' ! . A. T eleh m eiR
I- M. D unn nnd w ife . A n n ie H D unn ; R ichard
H o n e y c u tt and
Oir* ---------- llo n e r r u tt . w h o s e C h r lstle a n am e la u n k n o w n ; t ^ la
lln n e r r u lt. a w id o w ; W. R. K onn ts and w lf# ---------- K ooula. w h o se
C hristian n am e In u n k n o w n ; R. to. F u lle r an d w lfw
—- ■ F u lIrr. w h o s e C h r istia n n am e la u n k n o w n ; R. M. gtod d en and w ife .
„ --------- (Hodden, w hoee C h r le tla a
n am e le u n k n o w n ; Karsh KK'—n la and hu ahand. ■
K m n to .7 w h o s e C h r lstla a nam e la
u n k n ow n : / . I . M aull a a d w lf* . M argaret M a etl; M ike Krlrtx an d
w ife. ---------- ' M l h f V C X 7 t n d l K ( n n a m e la u n k n o w a ;
F.
II
Parrish and w lf* . — — — P a rrish , w hoa* C h r istia n nam e la u n
know n: A lic e Henri* and h u sban d, 1’. I - Hearts, a a d A lle* K C m
end huahand.
■
C o*, w hoa* C h r istia n nam e I* u n k n ow n
Prederlck f t R u sa el a n d w lf* .
■—
R u sse l, w h o se C h ristia n
nam e la u n k n o w n : T h o m a s W . M oran and w lfa , --------- M oran.
w hose (V irlatlan n a m e la u n k n o w a : A braham R. L n n fa k tr and
w ife.
■ ■■ fm n g s k e r , w h o s e C h ristian nam e la u n k n o w n : ! a n s i
M ils* and w lf* . ---------- Milan, w hoa# C h ristia n n am s la u n k n o w n ;
Johan n* fa ia d q u le t and haaband. Carl I.un doulat: XT. IL H ow ard
Leads In
Craig Wood Wins Schrafft
Motor Boat Races
Imaginary Crown LONG BKAciiT N. Y.. Aug.
4 —OF)— Georg* Schraft of BoaAs World_ Champ ton
slammed his Chris*!* IV
ivbcb Ranks
Bobby Riggs
Best In World
M O NDAY, A U G U ST
W U JW U O M
f t a e lf
corn er raid «*c run N TU f u 15 I
f t . W r eter lv to h e s ln n ln g
------------Kouth l l . l « acre# o f |*>t J . . . . - ..........................................
K 1-1 Pf N K , I - I o f HW l - l A N l- T - o f N E l- « o f
KM l - f o f KW 1-4 ................ f ----------------------- r ~ — J .
N - l - J o f HW J-« A N l - t o f
N » -t o f K 1-1 o f
HW l - f N orth o f O rant L i n # ------------ — -- -----N R 1-1 o f NR l . e o f NW l - l -------------------------------------- NK l - l o f KW 1 - 4 --------------------------------------------------- ----------K l - l of NIV l - l o f HC 1-4. L ea* K l-J o f H 1-J -----HW l - l o f HW 1 - 4 ____________________________________ _
T h a t P art o f N W 1-4 o f KW 1-4 Kouth o f I l f . -----------KW 1-4 o f KW 1.4 A W » - l o f S l i 1-4 o f HW 1-4 -----KK l-J o f NW t - f A NR 1-4 o f KW l - l . -----------------------
4,
1 § «
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id
it
4
T*
id
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s*
4
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it
17
ie
s«
u
14
21
S3
39
over Reynold* channel Bunday
33
«»
it
MAHONING
C O U N T R Y fer 1890 points and the Mad
HAMPTON, N. T., Au«.
t
24
n
At noon Batnrdiy Frank
CLUB, GIRARD. OHIO, Aug. 4. among Ih* eouatry** Inboard mo
29
ts
!l
24
would lu te rlilmed to ko
ii
IT
—Playing tho cool, steady game torboat racers In tha New Yark
i
s
>1
31
N
W
I-1
o
f
KW
l
l
A
HW
1-4
o
f
N
W
1
-4
.'------------------boot tennis player In lb#
9
21
If
which haa kept him among the ■tat*' championship regatta.
Y. 1-4 o f NK 1.4 o f NW 1-4 ------ -------------------------------Id ond meant It. But to «how
More than 16.000 persona si
HW l - l of MR 1-4 o f NW 1-4 A N l - t o f HR 1-4 o f N
natlon’a lading golfer* for 20 Brhrafft take two first and a
t a dlfforoneo ■ fr» hour*
tt
11
It
29
K l - t Of NW ~ i~fT f.ee* N T# y d a o f W l f e r a i T Z i r . 17
ti
year*, peraonahl* Craig Wood second In tha 226-cbua heat*,
mako. by 6 P. M. the proper
24
E
l
l
o
f
KB
l
l
q
f
N
E
1-4
__
.
______________________
31
n
h'unday won tho unofficial world and then go on to anaeg the Li
Mthortxod quotation w oif .*
II
•i
S
champlonehlp with a declaive do Reach club trophy aa well a*
J }oMy Riggs 1* tho bent tennU
Ilegln K 1-4 Kec putt of Kec *. T w p . ' l l B. R . II E.
fiva and four vktory over hueky the New York state title In tho
in tho world today. H o i
Run W II I I cha. N * d e g . K 11.14 C h * . R H H
tt
it
i
rh» . Hi l l , as
N. to le*if m n in e —
Vw-^~e-e
Via Che ill.
yton, aH right.’*
heavyweight elaM.
Heartn N fl ror. Her I T w p. 31 !6. H. 31
K. run W
abrupt about fnc* was
The national open king vir
Jack Wood of Detroit won the
• 61 rhm . H I AfU*. IV I t Cl Ch* H I I S - l d « f« . R
«
11
tually clinched
the mythleil first heat with hi* famous Mich
( • 9 O i*. M I SI S ch» lo l>Fclnnlnv
___ __ _— —
br tho •-«, 6-2, «-3 tr i
ii
21
W 1 et o f ** 1.4 o f NW 1-4 Of HW 1 - 4 __ ___ _________ __ 13
31
ll 1 t l m scored ovrt U*
eroWn end ILa 1300 priie with a igan Kid. but “conked out" aad
31
3!
11
VeOt I ............. .......... ...............................................*— ------------• [f Californian In tho Mat
■enaatlonal seven gnder par 6-1 waa unable to continue racing.
31
31
HK 1-4 o f NW l - l ----- ------- ----- ----------------- -------- ----------------- IT
,. daw club Invitation touma- T b l, L ondon g ir l la d oin g bar b it M In tha first round of the 72-hule Wood turned In the fastest lime
31
21
K l-J Of HK 1-4 o f NK 1-4 ....................................... ..................... T1
n
Houtli 1-1 o f HW 1-4 of HK 1-4
.................................. ........... 11
>i
■t ’a final matrh.
Thereby the B rltla h “ V * (fo r TtctoT7) c a » rlaealc. T in t amaxing aeore put with a R-.04:8 In tho Initial five33
31
31
W
3.4
o
f
N
1-3
nf
NW
1.4
o
f
NK
l
l
.....................
............
, n won Korac’a wholesome re
palgn. H e r h a t la m a d e ‘n the forn
him aeveti up and Gbetai, the mile heat. ‘
n
>i
.
______*
J
NK 1-4 o f HK 1-4 ________________________ ___ __________ _ . 23
d Iprobably put the Indian i f th e U tta r aad U trim m cd w tl PGA tttllat, bad flipped only two
P i and
23
31
HK l - l of NW l - l
it
hun
far
a
long
time
to
I
N
1-3
Of
NW
|
e
|
o
f
HW
l
l
4k
Sou
th
II
ft.
o
f
HW
1-4
tha
th
ree
d
o
U
and
n
da»h
th
a
t
e
lg
i on hi
off Ih* margin when the match
. . .
h
31
.
o
f
NW
l
|
...........................
_
...............................................
S3
n
lo
o
much
for
me.
|
n
lfy
th
a
U
tU
r
In
H
orae
code.
a.
ended on the 08th green.
1 N. 33d yd* of K*»t SIC Yd* p f NW 1-4 .......................t__ . t i
Tt
21
K coopt®
c o a p la o f d a y * ai<>
Ik
- -VUU*;u e r r o r -tev..t£* TVwear-old W ood had 14 blrdlep a n d a n
SI
31
NK !•«. o f NW |-« , \*m» N S lo jrila o f K«*t SIC Y d « ___ . 23
—
—
—
m
i
Aa
*
r
r
y
f
'
win tho national 'title In a
31
. 21
i I W I . I o f. N W 1-4 of NK 1-4
.31
blond Ma*t*r with 2.1N. ela under ‘ca d e.
21
. .u
,I >x k n ow n ; f o r t o r M cC all ffrd over and w lf* . ---------- O roover, w hoa* NW t-4 o f HW t - f
boa." arid Frank to. “But now e e l f aH e l t e n w M . arvl th e K lgg* the total compiled by the Deal, ing 13 o.r»—
b ird ies. —
h
21
VjkMt
t-4
o
f
H
1-4
------------IT*
story
of
Ihe
elaesk
era*
__I'hrlaU an nam s la u n k n o w n ; W. A. O allah ar and w ife , ---------5T
n w ”lll»f» !»• botir* a e W c e d e liv e r e d eaven err*. B ob N. J., atar. They played out the
of
K l - t o f HK 1-4 * •! KI& 1-4
a l-i ut n r
i
tails
hr
r.
w
h
o
so
C
h
r
istia
n
n
am
e
I*
u
n
k
n
o
w
n
,
no
a
s
to
c
k
h
n
ld
sr
Wood’*
lorrlrt
start
and
O
h
m
l’s
:> • ( I thought be » n . II* out- b y’* s e r v ic e w a» broken on ly one*, full 72 with Wood carding 0.1IT
si
ii
HK 1-4 ------------------- ----- and d istr ib u te * o f th e a s s e t s o f Kouth F lo r id a N av a l H lorss C om
' > rtod mo, outplayed me. out- com p ared to n orm brenk# a y * ln # t 70-08-70—271 and Ghezil 71-60- Inability In putt well enough U »
pany. a d isso lv e d F lo rid a c o rp o ra tio n - E llta b a th I'll11 Ulya and HK 1-4 of NW 1.4 A NK 1-4 uf HW 1-4. U m l» r.od*
31
3D
TI
Mfiuar*
In
HK
rorn*r
..........................
whittle
down
the
big
margin.
huahand.
---------Illy*,
w
h
o
so
C
h
r
istia
n
nnma
la
unknow
n:
J.
, hi ma and outdhl me at K ovar*.
08-00—277. They continued even
.
21
>i
C. P a tte rso n nnd w lfa. ---------- P a tte rso n , w hoa* C hristian nam s W 1.3 of HK l - l o f NK 1-4 .................— --------------------------- 31
ythlng.”
ti
•I
K lgg*.
cornered
• ” »!
lh c on Ihe laet
four /'eahitltlon" The *victor conaUtmtly w taro v i •• la u n k n o w n : J o h n H. L aw l* and w ife ,
.
L ew is, w h o se C hrta- NK 1 4 o f NW 1-4 A NW 1-4 o f N K 1 - 4 . ------------------- 23
the
pro
king
from
10
to
60
yards
31
• or waa tho Rlggt victory a* m atch , w i i a bondlr o f «m lle*.
i
i
t
i
Mouth
3-4
o
f
NK
1-4
o
f
HW
1-4
—
--------------" a n nam # la u n k n o w n ; O. K. R ld la r
and
w lfa . --------- R ldlav.
hole*, rath
regiaterlng thfee
and showed amaiing skill a l raWhoa# < h rla tla n nam * Is u n k n o w n ; Jo h n T . Ilsn d r lrh a and w lf* . HK t-4 of HW 1-4 o f NK l - l A SW 1.4 o f HK 1-4 o f N E
h of a dofoatlvo creation a*
“ I w a« a t th e top o f m y g a m e . threes and a final four.
31
ii
it
--------- I lsn d r lc k a .
w haaa C h ristia n
nnm a la u n k n ow n :
If. K.
r iL HI* maddonlng drop ehotl I knew th a t If I le t him g e t e w a y
"I guraa you'd aay I won It roverie* and on hla short ap
nf HW l - l A HW 1-4 n f HK 1-4 A K 1-3 o f
H arrison and w lf* . M. L ou isa H a rrison : W. I . prearaon and w lfa ,
B ette* mattering to him from m e on ce, th oee ehota o f with mlrrora,” Wood said In tig proaches.
St
TT
\
21
--------- P a ter so n w hoa* C h r istia n nam e la u n k n ow n : (L C. A tkina and
HR l - l ---------------------------------- ---------------------------13
n
. H
w ife. --------- A tk in a, w h o se C h ristia n
n am e la u n k n e w n ;
11 II. HW l - l of HW 1-4 ------------------------------- ---------------- -—
hie w o u ld h la x t m e o f f th e c o u r t,
locker room. “ Since winning the
S3
31
>1
NW
l
l
of
HW
1-4
----—
.
•
r
■
?
--------••“
If
and
w
lfa
.
—
L
u
ff,
s
h
o
r
t
C
h
r
istia
n
nam
*
le
u
n
k
n
ow
n
;
he raid. “ If I p U y h e lf a* w*U o|wn I had been having a lot of
31
31
IS
Mrs J . n a i i M. M unroe an d hnahand. — - ■ kfunro*. w hoaa C hrla- NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 of M\V 1 -4, UM l U l l w t j r ------31
31
th e r ea l o f th e e u m m er, IH be trouble getting my game going
it
'.'.l". I f m* '* u n k n o w n : II. C. C urry an d w lfa . ---------- Curry, w hoa* NK 1-« of MW 1 - 4 ____ i---------------- — ---------------------i
and
r*
ch
o
f
Th#r*f«»ro.
p
A
M
n
ta
nr*
In
com
m
and
you
< h rlatlan n a m e la - u n k n o w n ; vx O.
L atlm ar
and w lfa. ---------aalleflerl. 1 don't k n ow w h it g o t at ton apeed.
von to t>« anil auuM r b e fo r e Ih* a b o v *
aljrlad
C’o u r t a t Hanford.
"
h“
e
e
C
hrlaflnn
nam
*
la
u
n
k
n
o
w
n
;
f
.
‘
O
Adam
s
and
Into m e to d a y , b u t I hop e It
“Watcnlng movie* gave me an
Florida, on M onday lha flra i d a y o f H eptem bar. A. l>. 1941. Iho aam*
w
ife,
Ursula
|»
A
dam
s;
B.
M.
W
noda;
I
fa
ttla
D.
Mmlth
and
h
«aORLANDO, Aug. 4 —m • ’• u r l* o lh a r w U o Uacvaa# p m n U M * w ill
Idea and twn nights before the
l.and. ---------- H m lth:
M d g ir K. F lare#
an d w lf* . -- -------- r te r r e . b #ln v a fla t* INir « f
.
B ltay (I r a n i w ent *o fa r *a tu match her* I atood In front of a T h e e ir c u lly * Imard o f th e e t a U w hose C h r istia n nam e la u n k n o w n ; • C orrl# (?. Hlatrunk and hua- b« entered a c a lm t you and e a c h o f you.
fl la fu rth er ordered lh a l thin order h« nubllahad In T h* Hanford
l.and.
N.
K
W.
HlatrunkJ
a
m
e
s
If.
Ily
a
la
r
;
M
anuel
Pstara<.n:
A
m
Ids
public
health
ecmmltt***
M y he th o u g h t th e B ig g * o f yea- mirror cheeking
my swing. I
hsrat W Itarbsr and w ife . ---------- lla rh a r; N orm an R obinson end Herald, a n « w * ia p « r pu b llah rd In Hanford. F lo rid a , o n ce aach w id e
I terd a y c o u ld b eat Don B u d ge.
found 1 was lifting my hand* will meet here Thursday.
w lf*. J s a n s t t* R oliln aon; 0. A. P artin and w ife . --------- P n rlln . for four ( O c o n a tc u llr a w » # k r.
W1TNKHH nir hand and o ff ic ia l acal aa C lark o f th a C ircu it
D e a n W a lle r J. M a lh e r ly , p r e s
didn't
,!
--II did
n't think
th ink *o
*o much
m u ch of
o f Don too mueh and opening the face
whoa# I h rlatlan n am s l e u n k n o w n ; lion* K. I la m lll and h u e .
id e n t , eald »om * 4 0 F lo r id ia n *
hand.
■■ ■ I la m lll, w hnae C h ristian n am e la u n k n o w n ; H am p ton Court nf H«mlnola C ounty. F lo r id a , on Ihla tha l l t h d a y o f July* A.
11 anyway,a n * w a y ,— eald
the A
tla n t* A
tom , of tla club."
eald tha
Atlant*
Atom
K
n
igh
t
nnd
w
lfr
t
■
K
n
ig
h
t,
w
hoa*
C
h
ristia
n
nama
la
u
n
-liec juat
juit etoo.1
etoo.1 the
there and (lugged
*
O. F . H E R N D O N
*
Ghent, who putted short on p r o m in e n t In c l v k . m r d k in a l an d
kn ow n ; nnd B. R. W n ln rlg h t and w lf* .
■ W aln rlgh t, w h o ,* » **•'C lerk nf th e c ir c u it Court
Mo flo
floe***,
aubtley.
Rigga
Mo
r a e * , no aub
tley. R
ig g a maj
m a y aevrn holes of the final round, p u b lic h ea lth a f f a ir s w o u ld be
('h rlatlan nam e le u n k n ow n .
U r A- » t WKKKJI
not have the power etrokca, but commented 1
p r e s e n t, l i e »*ld th l* w o u ld bv And to each nnd e v e r y of th e form er p a r tn e r s c o m p * . -*-. t*artD -n'uty C lerk
hre a lot more clever any day.
•I[ w
ish 1
■ could
m m have
„■».
wish
made _a th e o n ly m e e tin g Ihla » u m m « nershlp o f egch o f th e fo llo w in g nam ed p a r tn er sh ip s, w hoaa n am es IIIF rlC IA I. BEA L)
IIARI-AND W. SPEN C ER
Nobody will beat him thiw year/' c lo se r m a tc h o f IL T h a t 6 3 w aa i " u n le s s a im * e m e r g e n c y ariavK.' are un k n ow n , t o - w l l!
W lls, R rodler A C om p an y: I. f - F a u lk a C om pany; L en d erKullcltor fur P la in tiff.
Rigga may not known what had
in k . (Illb art A C om p an y; O a rrstt. Ilow en A V anU uran; T yrrn A
I got Into him, but from the aideHmllh; VT. E. A le x a n d e r A C om pan y; R rk m an A V ltsb u rg; t il t h ,
ana A R sa a m a r: C. A F. H o ld in g C om pany: P lan ter* M ea u fe ctu r lftg
line* It acemed like a aiath aenae
r'om nanv; D. IL M cM illan A C om pany and T h e A labam a N a v a l
| that Invariably guided him to
Htoras C om pan y. where
Horace
wee
going
to
hit
I Mw wJUU our aa- |
And to e a ch and a v ory o f Ih# format* sto c k h o ld e r s o f th e fo llo w in g
FREB DEL1VEBY —PIIONB M
hi*
»hota.
For
little
more
than
an
named
d isso lv ed corp oration *, a* d istr ib u te s* o f Ih* prop«hty and
I la stUI goad, M (a
« jt -i i m
- b t a t r o r p l o r id a
a s s s is Of lb * f o llo w in g nam ed d lse o lv e d c o rp e r a llo a * w h ose nam **
hour Kovaee cra*hed all aorta of
Pram
• '
IV CIIA BI'K H V.
a
r
s
un
k
n
ow
n
,
t
o
w
l
l:
drive* to *11 torti of pUcr», ind W. W. C. n il l T H : I’la la tlff
F e d e r a l sd (Irow ern C red it C orp oration : D. II. M cM illan A
Invar laky Rigg* w»a there to re IJiklAN Ot.IVKII. *1 *1 Defen d aata—c 1 T AT I o N
C om pany; Kouth F lo rid a N av a l Htoroe C om pan y; C A F H o ld
118 W. FIRST STB BBT
ady.
in g C om pany; T h o A lab am a N aval m o r e * C om pan y; Kouth F lo r
I tort.
TIIKHTATK OK ru m iD * TO: C. F- riondr aad wllat Ohio: (lu
ida
N
aval
S
to
re
s
C
om
p
an
y;
H
tclhcrlou
L
and
C
om
pany;
F
ly
m
o
u
lh
R.
W
.
He couldn't have done better l(
—
wCoae C h r l.lla j. n * m * _ l. • » » » « « , . ^ ‘0 K r # f | h * ^ 5 l * ‘»
C a la is* C om p an y; F lo rid a Ron C om pan y; C urrla M anufacturing
I he had blue-printed the match In
C om pany: I-a ha Khnrsa D ev elo p m en t C om pan y: P tantrra M a n u fa clp r.
Ing
C
om
pan
y;
lln
ltr
it
P
r
e
sb
y
te
r
ia
n
W
om
en’s
A
aanctsllnn;
W
its.
advance.
Ilrsd lsr A C om p an y; I. L F a u lk A C om pan y; lam d erh ak , H ilb ert
A C om pany; T v se n A n m llh ; W. K. A laxaarlar A C om pany; K c k man A V lia h u rg nnd flllh a n * A I l s i a m t r .. ..
IV TM* LIHClfT W k T O r
D aatl.l
v id K
tew
arl
-----a
d
lM
o
lv
e
il
Pli.rMa
r
o
r
p
o
r
a
llo
n
;
I>
H
U
«
r
TMW BIRTH -ItOICIAI. 11BAnd to each and a v e r * o f th o heir*, d evlsae*. la g a le e * . g r a n te e s and
unkookra. nnd W illia m
A -i------- Hfihb. w h o -* <^r!M l»n n am e U unknc
1 1 3 9 C fc e r r o ic t T o w n
a ll oth er c la im a n ts w n o e a n a m e s are u n k n o w n , r e s is tin g g n y r ig h t
w > r e r tm k
btatr
or
C
h
ristian
nam
d
le
Jullua Uchad-fc and wife. --- -—
K ldlK IIIA . i v a b u » r o n * * « •
In,m inion a f C an a- t il ls or In terest In and to th* property lavulmkl In this suit under
u n k n o w n , o f W ln n # p -f. P r«vl»e# o f kf-nlloba* I.
• IVOI.M
to w n
IB
C IIA B w in g nam
lined
ed deceased persons, tn-wlt;
hora -------C hristian
W hy* I. W----- nnm
I , a (ha fo lloAaron
C luud:
lo u d ..................
.. ___
da: O an r«a
T[ *
^
WilliamM .Klrrlne;
James Harris: Laban i Dot1**1411Y*
If*.
-------B
arth , - h o * . Chrt*
la u n k a n w n and O -orwa lla r j i lontow
and
lin e: A. d e c k e r ; A M. K ehw nrlg; W illia m N. A lexander; F. W
W. W. C. HUITH, I'laln k lirlv an la, a s tw o o f t h e .
flan n a n - la un know n, m t Ualaai® n. I’.nfn ey
e a r n e s t; A nna C. W n od h rld gs: J am es \v . L illy : T hom as P ries;
ih#
aaaela
o
f
I'lv
m
n
u
tn
■urvlvln*c » to r k h o ld -r - and
Thnm aa It P r ic e ; R obert A. Mllla; T h o m a s A taln xon;- E m ily A tLOMXN o u v r ’ll. *1 a l.. D efend
ra tln n i A anle ria.U
P - la le e
kln ang; J a m e s W . W h ite; A n to n ie C a rlto n and M. It. IPIaton.
s a l s - i» It D H I I ,
flloekd-ll
THU HTATK o r rlA M tlD A TO;
And In a n * and a ll o th er p erson a w hoa* ngm sa artt u n k n ow n h a v daT
Ins nr r la lm ln g lo h a v * a a v r ig h t, t il l# o r In terval In an d to- tha
U n ited
fr a e tr te r la n
W om en*
property In volved In Ihla s o il.u n d e r a a r r it f th a abova nam ed dtdend
A ero sta tio n ;
W ilt.
Ilrodler
a
Bala, If d ead, aa heir*, d e v is e e s , le g a t e e * g r e n te a e o r an e th e r c la im C om pany; L t - khalh * C om pany;
New Mexico: A rth u r K. A lhlaao* ’ o f llad n on , M aaao. am *
L oaderliah. Ollborl a * C om pany!
Bant* F a, N*
A .—A th lo e o a of OUndor*.
And to a n y and a ll o th er p o r so a s, fir m s, corp orattoaa and p a r tn e r ,
O a r r tlt. Ho wen t r T l a k o r m t T o .
He; “W“illie
Tag h-1ra a l la*
la w an d ^ d' e—
v le e ca o l T h«m aa A thlnaoa
shlpu, w
w>h o** n am s* nr* u n k n o w n , h a v in g ar c la im in g lo h a v - a a y
a .n a Hmtlb: W. U. A leeam fer
title or Interest In end to any e r th * p ro p erly Involved in
A t llJ r o ” de«*#J#d: " l »
R ead .
a C om pany; Rekm an * Vlietourg;
k ^ h c r o ^ rig h t, tit
n U jiii,
llllh e n a * Jleaam or;
T he
A la
bam a N a ta l Htoro C om pany;
I t b e in g m ad* to ap p ear from a s w o r n h ilt o f rdm plalnt filed
i K .llo l.ll n a C om pany; f l a s l o r *
la th l# r a u s e th a t yo u aa d e a eh o f y o u h a y # or c la im lo hav* asm #
M an ofartu rln g C om pany a a d D.
r ig h t, t it le or In ierect la an d to th* p r o p e r ly In volved In th is eulL
IC o u o e — L —
II. M ck llllta A C om pany.
w it? * *
* ^*m n o * r o '*», T- F lo rid * , and d escrib ed aa fo llo w * , to b e in g mad* l e . a p p i s r bsfpr*
C ourt
lh a l
Mummona
In
le t *t o f R u reh n H am m ock.
C hancery haa h eretofore k een I*
TRUCKS
auecK w s a ln e l you an d lh a l tha
S h er iff
o f
S em in ole
C ounty
. h» NW l - | o f N B t-«
R*pi<
r in e ld a . ha* mad*
h is
r«durn
II yd*, mt NR tvl of NE 1 - 4 _______ :________ _
th ereon |h e l you an d e a eh el
W H D . N o f BW c o m < r o f L e t I See. J*. T. I t
i a re fo reig n e o rp o re llo a a and
B R . I I *1 ru n *1 ITI rt. N. to N. lin e o f L et a ,.
C o b A C h a o s la 5 * 5 . 0 0
I you and each j ! y » « h o v e
W tv o n N Un* o f l * t * t* p o in t N o f B eg ., a I s
e le fn r * d ea* hualaee* la Ihla
l»*g. * B eg. H i m ft. -■ A I* Ch*. N o t Ih* BW
atata an d lh a l
sa id
—
e e r a a e o f l e t a n f aeld too*, run R >•> ft, N t< 8
• H ere’i a now typo o f pom p w k k k ftlil a d a ta
a
Mill
—
a
—
----V,
can n ot b a served o w in g l a yaur
H
oe o f L ot L W ly on a n a * I* p e ta l N o f U*g. to.
C
arrt*
.
who**
MiHtlaUne Txivar'; D. W . C urrl* and
fa ilu re la *1**1 o ffle e r # o t *Bb y supplying a a ax t ig volume o f w ater a t low j
i e B e n ---------------- ------------------ ------ ----------------. — _ _
If*. -------llirlatlan
nemo
. .•.
1 9 5 .0 0
point a g e n t* , e r I * h **» w llh ln
P W tn t
—
w |lfa Id Aere* tod. In BW corn er o l l r t l I — ----------a r d w h o a a " C h r ia ll* n
nta U u n k * ^ * W .' U Brnoehu aa aa d
d w
Bad also provide* a a ample m pply a t normal tai
tala s la t* an o ffle e r or a g e a l
----------R rnaeh. w hoa# C h rlallaa nam # Is n ah n aw n , a d r u r y lv ln g aalotees h - R eg I HE ro rn -y o f Im t I o t Bo*. Id, T w p . I I 1 I t
upon w h am
p res***
eaa
I
dart*. E itram eiy q u ie t in operation, tk* F-M 1
rrt*
h g run N l.« ek aln *. W . 1.11 C h e . N. ILTI
h
old
ers
an
d
d
istr
ib
u
te
e*
uf
th
e
,
property
and
aeaeM
.
p
l
t
w
n
M
rvpd,
and
lh
a
l
y
o
u
r
o
ffle
e
M 7 P ord 80
C h e W 1 *1 c b e . N L i t C h e. W l i t Ch*.. ■ Id
k lsn
C om pan y, n d lie o lv e d F lorid a r o r p o r n lle a : IL
M
a nuufertu
fa rturT
r laa g Compai
to l Ejector pump lu u b u t ooa m oviag pot*. I t i
e r aatm la. are u n k n o w a .
aad
. rtaoTu ' whoa* 'C h ris tia n ham * la
e k e B oat l o R e g la n la g — ............ ............. ............... - ~
llo
lis
r
ts
o
n
and
w
ife,
fu rther b e in g mad* t o ap p ear ta
a r e a u r w atar capacity f o r l u m otor lixo tlm a a a y o t W
W.. Mi
M aRe* and w lf*. Q uids M alloy McKee, aa s u r BW t .S o f BE t - r nnd K. 1-4 o f M t - l o f BW 1 - 4 -----u n k n o w na.. F aau
ul w
Ihla C ourt th at Ihla a c tio n It
viving alo ech
ldcars
h h aold
ro In n d d i a l r lh u l s e e u f U * . p ro p e rty n nd a**eta N L I a t B « . | Of N W 1-4 o f BE 1-4 — ------ -- — ______
aeelgn
o f pump. A a sioctor Jot and tub*, build io ta tbu
suH la Chancery
to
f c tc c
NW
|
4
*1
BH
1-4
n
f
N
E
1-4
o
t
----------------^
------------of F lo rid
a
R
e
C
om
pany,
i
dloeolved
F
lo
rid
*
c
o
rp
o
ra
tio
n
:
M.
Id
e* Con
g la te a n d C a s a ls T ap C e r llfl
W. D av lise oand
t f .w w
Wlfa,
a , ........ ■ P av la, whaaa C h rla lla a nnm a la untuctJow i Ma of tbg volute, Incrdatd tbo capacity a f tfc*
■t o f NW 1-4. less E I f B ad s of th e N 44 Rod*
C h d r r o ltl V , to n
• a le e a g a in s t cer la ln lo a d s / den'm k h a idae nnd d letrlb u leu p f tolalbeeloto
k n o w n , a* a e u r v lv ln g ati
F « » p a a d dayalap a klgk pretyuro diaebarga, *A U v *
rrlked I s tha s w e r n h ill o l
ved F lo rid a
co rp o ratioon;
n j A rlhui
rth u r Me
body Ja
1 6 5 .0 0
p la la t r iltd h •: tin.
1 o f lb * ■urvlvlng StockUy cooatructad b fW M impeller malt** tba pum p late
T h e ra fo t* . thee* proSenta ar*
holdaru an
oiul
d dletrtbtotee*
d le tr lb u le o * mt
m lh a a s s e t! *( P ly m o uill)
th B
Batata*
etataa Comto a n m m a a i you aa d e s e h a f yo
tu b jcct M w aar fro m sandy W aUr, Coma l a to d a y * paay, « dtoaolved F lo rid a e * r p -r a tla * i H a rry aim s; C a rrie L
l - t *f BW 1-4 o t BW l - l b*for*
til
• IMl
Klma
Mima:
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sians
N ation Faces
New Highs In
Living Costs
Panzer Forces Drive
70 Miles Into Cenw• ter Of LeningradMoscow D e f e n s e s
Henderson Testifies
Government C u r b
On Inflation To
lie Tremendous Jot)
Nazi Advance
Member Associated I’rmn
TUESDAY,, . AtCl ST
C h i n a ’s T r o o p s
M ass
(> u B u r m a
I 'o r d e r
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Indian Soldiers
Uracli S ingapore
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Smolensk Cleanup
* In Final Stages
.lo in
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E n c i r c l e m e n t , I)e• struction Of Reds
Near Kiev Claimed
Hr ttMrlnOd
HrrM
‘ German panzer forces have
driven a new 70-mlle deen
salient Into tho heart cl the
Soviet., defense (aynt-m —In*.
tweW 1Ah*coW*^nd Lenin
grad. the Russians nrjrnow•Ictlgod today, and Derlin re
ported the 45-dar-old conflict
now had dcvelooed Into twd
iftai Jtaltlea of annihilation..
Nasi military dispatches sal.1
r^th # encirclement and destruction
of large Red Array force*-south
• f Kiev, Ukraine capital, wa* well'
under way and Indicated the
clean-up In the blaady Smolensk
sector was In the final stage*.
: ' The German affsmdvfc. Into tha'
Ukraine, parallel drives directed
at-JIto - engulfmeat o f Kiev, ap
peared yesterdty t» ha (Ivina |f*
S.tiir*m nml
iik unwhile
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Add Member
^Broadw ay columnist Walter Winched (center) wearing for
• yir*t time hi* lieutenant cpipmandor’* uniform, chat* with
m e'i f. tho .toiler* aboard thV )jqri(p» W *| iiiTl Wc*t Point at New
>rk. JH jchell, a reserve olfieer, l* on active duty for unit month.
\ • )• rtimi warship*
lt d r . h,iv«< Mi riveil ill
\ . I>ili4.
i i ’t'i'iu lim 'n t In W a*h«
.........I th.- U S. heavy
dera* arersurs had baan relaxed
(somewhat In other theaters.
This was suggested by th* Ne
xt* themxehre* in making it clear
that the
conquest
of the
Ukraine was for the moment oh.
Jective Nr* 1, apparently taking
.precedence over tha thus far nn-
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Chemical Warfare, Different Gasses
Discussed By Defense Force Group
Sea Island Cotton
To Be Offered As
Silk Substitute
TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 5 —
(Special) — Florid* Sen Island
cotton will bo offered to the
federal government n* n «uh*tltute fer niikn arrording to in.
stroetiona heued today by Crm*
ml**loner of Agriculture Nathan
■Mayo to William L. Wilson, di
rector of tho So* bland Colton
Buremu.
Report* of • ahortnge of silk
nPif of we men raiding d.psttm cnt
vtorea all over the rountry for
ranplia* of silk stocking’ nml
other wardrobe Items prompted
Commissioner M*vo to take Im
mediate action. II* Instructed Di
rector Wilson to get In touch
with the proner - federal authordie*, advt-o them ef the nr—i-nt
—e* bland cotton, crop In Flor
ida and oftar th* government ltd*
crop a t a substitute for *llh
wherever It H poealbl* to u*e It
Remetlma ago the Sen blaml
Cotton
Bureau
experimented
with ntsfcln* hieh rr#<l« atnrk.
Inge eat e l Sea bland cotton amt
ha.' been
Mteedoclng them
irtmsnt ef Rtato
has been Intro_ P P O B ...ltd other
.......
fine
fabric* manafactnrcd from thl*
lonc-otapl- Until* material, which
have oaeeltont pce*ii)ii;ile«.
Fnrseeing th«t this eomlillen
Is thn prlncljvtl source
n f J k a Island cotton:
n targtv aenxge ww
jtrnl
Suit
- I .,iiivo,| thrre on a
• ... i,. tin* South Pa\ruiy
«|ioki*«mavi
ti .H .1 ♦im iii ' sp and It hr*
•u ur th.* .Mutii'liotinHMi
It i'l 1 1.*'In ti alxuit two
• it |l. • Maiichmikuonti’ f, wluli* I «»it*l«iii rr*
• hi had 'Vul’.iaiilially"
Chemical warfare and the var(out klnda of ga*«rs U, P(| j,y
modern armiea wrre iIIwu -m -.I
last night by Id. John I- Gallo,
way al tho rvguiar mceti/t* of
tho Semlnrlo County Dcft-iec
Korrc at the Armory.
Two men, John W. Aahtry, and
Richard Ursa, cnh.led in the l>o
fen«o Force la»t night, Captain
B. C. Harper reported, but there
I In i M iii-htMikiio G a r r l-
> i.h Ii-i Miillmn men.
••I hunui Akiynma ile•hil!u.-.. Japan***
11••. • • .t«
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Xiiu’i iranR
»«•*•
anil
v irtu a lly
I in l.iiiiin (inlay by n
•** *ioiii*ni *»r.If* which *uupend*
• •* dl «hi|> -.tiltiig* to th** Ifnt|«
(.’o v o r n j n t ' i U
S ;ik >
uil ^kt ktiiiy *ua»u*4i|*
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Cotton Is Opposrtt
Foret participated In cloaa ordci
drill with arma by .quada and
platrons. Some of th* men took
part 'In aub calibre firing.
Explaining per*l»tent and nonper* latent g*aac«, Lt. Galloway
told member* o t the unit that a
non-periWant ga» I* dl**emluatad within 10 minute* afU r it
I* exposed to tho nlr, whllo persUtcnt gas*** hang in .ho all
for a longer time.
Gas waa u**d extend eelr during Ih i first World Wag, t t Gab
lowsy said, and It wi« found
that gm*» maak* wsr* effective
against nearly all typ** ol ehemleak
Little gas ha* been M In the
current wnr. he *tplained, beratue l* tt • faster moving wsr
and not ono ef position. It-ha*
beta found hnprsetleal to us#
gas because of tho danger of
having troop* advanco into their
own chemical, the lleuUnant d*.
WASHINGTON, A e ,
- n* p. It.*r*lain 11> I
i, #i t
ruing HrrrHiiry MtV»- ..' hi
upposintf Irgislntioti
•• f •
(pvrrnm rnt roti.ui in *%*.• *••• * •
B4.*rrifi| (Imt (- i II • Ha *
stirk-R wutild In*’ "4 rtir*’*, \ •• •
Ihan ;» rrime. ugain«t •!*•* ruiioii
gr<>wrr« nf th** Soulit.*'
II** u«fTl«*iV that In [ ii* * dl* n
on thn mark'd now would *l«*>*(n»y any firp** tho fifinc** hn-l
of grlting ii Mrt|tf0ni!d'» |>ti»*•*
On th* other hand, opponc
of the provision contended It >
a blow a t woman’s rights, thii
it waa uneoiutltutlenal and un
fair. Spokesmen for th* r<>m
tnunity property states declarnl
some of tnoa* states such m
Texas and California had hid
community ^proparty
w.
laws
giocs they were admitted to the
Snbvcruivc Activity
I'rohcd By Colombia
A ction w ai i.-iki'ii <n the •
lie|.inirini» * t th*» p»*«t II"W h.n
iittr nn th>* fU i* u f III,* lluri
S iv il Kt*,r* nn Pitrk
Lin t, V , ' *.'r 'A i 'j F S L ’ . * , ( ,
thV-
fl 11" ‘l*. e d n V p u 11>
w ith it* prevent ntt***m*i* .irnl
A* It passed the bouse, the hill
*, will he changed In ront.iin
would rale* about tKN.OfKJ.oou
"
m em herdiip lt*> e f the |»>»k'.
from individuals through a dras
f th e
nn.intlrtie
*,ime m mol
tic system of graduated surtaxes
'• *nelt im “ V fo r v ielp ry " may
starting a t tie first dollar of
- p .iin ted mi the *ign.
,
taxable Income.
They would
rang* from S percent to 75 percent, the latU r r«U applying to
btcomo ever |5J)OOJ)O0. The ere
>CfJ
* #.
,
a
sent normal tax rats of. four
The' opposing low**
perernt was unchanged but un
war have gas *l th^^ disposal. der th* new plan a asarrled man
Remlnole County uxe«l 201.778
LL Gallow ay said, and have net with no depettdaaU sad a t mine gallons of gasoline and .TiJiDI
(SHAM. Aug. r, —!,P,— A tvphiKii swept thl* linr, Pneific
13100 would pay a ta% of KW.H) callona of ktroseno during tho
month of June, It was reported
•«lnml nulpo-t of the-—tinitmt
today by th* In*prot Inn bureau
State * Bunilny musing hvuvv
of tea State Department of Agri
•Inmuge tn crop*, hut no lut* ut
. Ittclud*>l
culture in Tallahassee.
life.
liariea and
The total gaaolino consumption
It sra* the first severe tvfor tho aUle In th* month waa
nhoon to visit Guam *lnr» In I
32.039,082* gallon*.
November when
fir# nativci
I t waa announced at (he same
were killed anil crop and pm
lima that this county used 171.00
party damuge wn* e*tlnnle I pi
P r a — etaie g I ’ve—
tons of fertiliser materials dura million anj n hnlf d«Ibrs.
'■g.bidding fer high grade Ing June end 7*8.85 ton* of mix
• cheered grower* of the ed fertiliser*.
Tho' Junloy Chamber of Com(M f crop tn the Georgumerto will meet tonight a, 7:30
s holt today with buyer*
o’clock nt the Palm* and Tint!*
ntly going above 30 crnl*
dining ro o m .’.
County Uses 2%,778
Gallons Of Gasoline
TyplitNin Hits Gunni:
Crops Are Damaged
Strong: Bidding: Aids
Returns On Tobacco
Neglects To
City News Briefs
rJF
orto compiled by the A w
f n m but*atod the bulk
S tobacco-' r went in the
Use Of Bicycles To
Save Gas Suggested
Ickes Is Pleased
With Gas Curfew
A shipment of potalF'e* Is
ready for Immediate distribution
IINGTON,. Aug. a —f/P) at the Commodity Room. T|><
da am Coordinator Ickro who wish them are asked to bring
n4ay tho first rig h t1' container*.
V, • - •
Of. with tha curfew on
salao waa -very satisfy*
Lei sod f . McClelland cf 309
i again advised motorist*
ranch ATeou*;|* araonu 240 nowlee* they eurtailoil the
..r iw a w a w *
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3 —
M l— Wiiler use e f bicycle* to
promote health and save gasoline
wa* suggested Mond.iy by John
H. Kelly, th* hamlsom* Philadel
phian named last week *s n a
tion*! director of physical Dabb
ing.
A* a atarier, ho rrcommenitod
lo Mayor Amberlon th a t, rcrt-iln
streets hero be Sot as hie for ex.
h
t*vw—i»tra itr~
••'i .1 *i».*ite ••.Atmtiran relation*.
Il». i• :*r» rt*j| Amrrk-nns lit
• .i hi, .*x- In.hug ”«*v«*ral thotMamt
\nit i i* hi It**r«« Japan* -**.
>.iitii*ifH al-** will lit* ’tiiApendcil
*•• South Aotirir:*. it mm under-»*.*nl, ticniling »•l.ii if nations of
ill- .*11■f1111.- <( the .South A inert*
f:m nutO'O* toward .Inpun.
I he or.li-r rum- ». Japanese
nrw *pu|i-t* envi- ini'lru.ing at>.-litloll to olh-gi-d effort* of tha
I tntoil Stale*,
llritain
nml
China to tiring ftii*.*iu into tha
"riirirelcmi'iit" bloc.
Tin now.patM'r Nlehl Nlehl
•ml 01 ii di*putch from Haigun,
h i’-ii, it liulo.-Chlna. that the J;i[fT
O O r ' t ’iTt H^nTW»the- Mreiwdr- nsi r f M V ii t- r tM r u n lt‘ iy a baaa
of m-iTiiti' n* agatlivt American,
ItrilUh lind Chinete em'irclemenl.
The oiapeniion orilar atrnnded
Amrrirnn* nml other foreigner*
in -lupiin bep*u*e it now la vir
tually tnipooiMe t» rbtnin pa*,
ugr to Shnrghnl. )thip* are rail*
iug from Naga.aWl to Shanghai
lint police restriction* nn travel
by fi reiirner* make It ImpoaslbliS
to reach Nagn<nltl.
Itruervation* for po**n*e from
Kobe to Shanghai nre filled fot
weeks ahead. Furthermore, for
eigner* an- not permitted to anil
Ihrouirh the Inland >ca adjacoa*
In Kobo.
Women Stampede Pot|
Stockings Of Silk'
NEW YORK, Aug. R -^ A V -T lit
Women folk *tam|
ing counter* of Manhattan dapu
ment stores Monday. Rtnra mi
agrrs said tho weekend *a
• bowed increase* of from 2M.
500 percent
A mas* movement which be*
nuistly last week when Pro*Id
ItnoMvelt froze Japanese aaaeta
this .country and galnad moas
turn Saturday when th* gvva
ment ordered stoppage of allk f
cessing, reached It* peak Mam
when tha women realised J
what had happened.
.... >i
At Clmbel'n they put un •;
�'
M OND
ood Win* M.™”* ^
Crown
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InWorl
.is a w r
rkrlrtlaa a*
•^ a -JU ‘
hi the flrat round of U
riaawr. Ttin ameiing j
h im
n iw
gp
u d
a
PQA tiUUt, hod flipped
1 1 thought
111- In a
laablUlr t» P « t t w all t i
down tha Mf
Tha ' ofctor eonalatoaUr
w h ittle
"I woo a t tha top of mi
1 kpaw that If l.W fhlai r
from no onaa, thaee •»
hi* would bloat mo e fflh e
ho ooKU “If I ploy half a
tho root of the onamor,
aatlifled. I don-t lmow w
riltejr Grant weal a— far m to
ly ha thought tha R l« n of y*airday could beat Don Badge.
■I didn't think oo much of Dm
« woy(- w i d t h . Atlanta Atom.
Wo Joit rtood there and atoned,
d flnaoeo. no aobtloy. Blgr»«naT
ot have the power etrokee, hot
ie a lot more ekvaf any day.
okody will haat him thle y«r.*
JRlitre may not known what had
throoo ond a final f
" t nooo you'd an
with mUiy y Wood
lookar room.. "Sine*
p ro a c h e e .
troobl#
*t top apead.
“Watching
two nighto bafara
Ghoul, who
reen holea of
v
Public Health Board
Plana Orlando Meet
ORLANDO, Ai
Tha asoenUre board a f tha ah
wlda public s health'' eoiamltl
will m att hor# Thureday.
Daaa Walter J. M m ibnlr, w
Ident. oald toma 40 .ftarhll
prominent In alula, medicinal
publk health affair* wonld;
preaont. He oald thle would
the only meelln* Uki* earn)
•I
ia Rofclaaoa aad
j
leewaj Uamptea
NOTICE
rrrarlibly guided him to
Koeaaa w u going to hit
ate. For little more than an
Kovaca em bed all eorta af
i to ail aotto i r place*, and
eky Riga* wa# there to n -
- GINS - 1_ „ .
. . . . .
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BILL’S PACKAGESTORE
. tu w. nan m m
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eouldn't h a r t done bettor If
d blue-prlnlefl tha maUh W
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! N E W S P A F liK
SANFORO,-FLORIDA.
Winchell In The Navy
TUESDAY,
Member Amortized P r« s
AUGUST
Reds And Poles Bury Hatchet To Fight Nazis
Nation.'
NUMBER *87
China’s Troops Mass
On Burma Border:
To Join E n g l i s h '
For Malay Defense
Indian Soldiers
Reach Singapore;
Panzer Fortes Drive
70 MUes Into pena , ter Of , Leningrad. Moscow-Def e n se s
• t-
t i
Henderson Testifies
Government C u r b
On Inflation T o
BeTrcmendous~Jol)
mmmmmmm ' a A v r 4
U. S. Warships Arrived
At Australia ’On!,
“Training Cruise*';
<«*«flii»fa l* i• mm
W ith th e nrrivnl o f HrftfnTt
anil Indian tro o m a t S tn jn i-.'
port1, t h e m anning o f n w e ll'
eouinned C hinese n rn tv on*"
th e Hurnin Ixinlor a n d th e
a rriv a l of A m erican w nrshlo*
in H rislianr, A u stra lia , th e
crim s in the F a r K ant ap«
near* to Ik* drawing to
h ead .
• l.urgv nuwlirrn of IlritUH snd
I hiiImii «r<> |>«. including the B.
A. K. pmonitYl, have rmCWU
Singapore, it win offielelly W*
Smolensk Oeanap
In Final Stages
t i n c l r c l e m e n t , D e• R tru c tio n O f R e d s
N e a r K i e v C la im e d
German panzer forces have
Ylriven a new • 70-mlIa deco
iallent Into the heart ct the
trad, the Huulang act now•ledged today, and Berlin re-.
Textifylng before the llouae
banking committee, llendrreox
asserted that even with the px»w.
era the bill would confer, tbe
government would have an "cnoc
mcu.v load” In trying to p i l l t N
tl«e country’s economy from en
tering an inflationary stag*. "e**
The price atrueturr had ad
vanced generally about 20 per
cent alnce the outbreak of the
war, ho said:
Tha itlffeat tea till In tba na
tion’s history, dealgtied to raise
about |3,foi200,000 to holp fin
ance the defsnae program, urea
passed by the House vestairdM
ay an overwhelming majority Tu
tor being stripped of a provision
requiring married persona
to
file joint Income tax return#.
Tha measure, which now goes
to the Sonata, would virtually
triple the taxes of parsons In tho
lower and middle Income brack
hla' lieutenant commander*! unlfon
et# and would tap tha nation’#
lore abep^d tba nai i transport West
business firms for an additional
a reserve officer, fc on'actlvs duty
| l f3r.\iW01000 through sur-taxoa
and .mom drastic assess ■refW*
texts. It wont through Mr the
top-heavy P»H-«*11 vote of K"!
to
Elimination of tho Joint return
provision lopped about fJtt.OOO,.
000 from tho till’* originally
estimated yield. (By filing separtasrriod couples
Chemical warfare and tho var i to returns,
ious hinds of ’ gasses used by sometimes pay' lower taxes be
cause of lower raise. This Is es
modem armies ware discussed pecially true In tha alns "com
last night by Lt. John L. Gallo- munity property" states, whom
teay at tho regular meeting of a husband and wife can add up
the Semiticle County Defense their Inromoa, split the aunt in
half and each report half for In
_____
Force a t the Armory.
come tax purpooos.)
TALLAHASSEE. Aug. « —
Two men, John W. Ashley, and
President Rooaovslt had up(Special) — Florida Sea Island Richard tyres, enlisted to the Do
cotton wilt bo offered to tho fenso Force last night. Captain peated for ~ modHtcsitlon of thr
joint return provtaion to oxempt
K. a Harper reported, but there earned Income from such returns.
stilt te room for two or-throe Ha atao bad asksd two other
last-minute changes, which would
■titer young meet.
.
Following a sehcduU pra have lowered tho Incomo U x oxte William U Wilton, di•mpUond ta d altered tha siccm
ef the Sea fslaad Cotton erlbed by tha 8U
profits tax plan, hat tho house
Council, tha If cal
.
ryte o f’ a shortage of silk g different subject t
Warfare, Different Gaues
By Defense Force Group
ao.
: Sea bland Cotton
: To Be Offered As .
Silk Substitute
all. p ee r tK jra n n lry for or moth pda of warfi
persistant
Uou> crap b» n
for
i
S2c<
k ith M e
*u*
Krpiesenlativps uf tho Ruuinfi giiwritmrnt and of the Poliih gtvetnnteni in exile
an- <ti«wn in the London office if iliili-h
Foirign Mlniater Anthony Eden ss thi v signed
a pact ending the war between lh- S >vl< t
Mini ('eland and providing for cooper iilm» in
New Physician To
Take Practice Of
Late Dr. Knox
•
a
— ■. ■
Dr. Barks' Sets Up
Office" In C l in i c
On Park Avenue
A nev , doctor has moved hero
to take, ov-r the practice and
equipment nf the Into Dr. A. \V.
Knox #' d thereby Inereaslns
Sanford’s iloetrr-p iiulation ratio,
which h ts been hard hit rcrently by draft ami deV.h
Tho Hew physician Li De. tlrvilla I* Harks, n native nf Mis.
•ourf. Ho has set up his office
In tho Sanford Clinic on Park
Germany. la-ft ie
MTadyxIa* Sikor.ki,
Prime M 'ni.ier
xlremo right i Ixnn
Barney Dreggurs
Legion Starts
Campaign To
Add Members
Rarm-y J. Dreggrirs, resident I
nf Srmlnnlt Cnlmty for the pi*t I
Dies Following
Month’s Illness
.10 years, tile,I laxi night at the
KnmlrlLouuhtmi Memorial llo*.
'•Hal following nn illnrss of n o
mupllr. Un wax hum in I.uko
r iiiily and had heeh living at
Genova rerenlly.
Survivors. Inrlinlo a daughter.
Mrs. Hose Gatllli, Starke; n son
Marion J. Drvggnrs, (ienovit; two
slxtrrs, Mrs. H. J. Raulersnu,
Sanford, and Mts. Cnlllc Living
•ton, Eau (inlllo; two nieces, |
Mrs. J. tv. Patterson. Oviedo and
Mrs. Joseph King, Ovlod.1! four
nephews,
Laurence Knulerson.
Sanford ami Roy and Kmmrll
It'iilersnn, Oviedo. nm| Omni
R.iillerson. Geneva! fivo grandchildren, Chsrllno (Tallin, Starke:
R. J. Drcggor*, Or nova; Dale
Uroggnrs, Geneva nnd Donaln
Emith Automatically
Assumes Chairman
ship O f Campirfgn
Dr, Barks was born In Missouri
snd received his early sch>'»ling
thers. Ho rcri'lvrxl his II. St. doxreo from 8t. I/iuls Unlvumily H n -g g o r s . Q m r r a .^ -------------- i
In -S t- tn n lg , Mn . xml did for.
funeral servlet* will ho hold i
ther stuily nt Missouri Univer nt tho Erickson Funeral Homs
sity, where he wen his masters at 3KW P. M. Thuradav, with tho
degree.
Rev. william P. Rrooks, Jr.,
Hie M. D. derreo Dr. Harks
obteiaod a t Washington llnlvwslty, and following this no htloraod a t the Tampa Jlunlelpal
Hospital.
^
* T o r‘ #oeeral "months nft,-r serv
ing his Intcrnrshlp. ,D r - Balks
bore of tie ways amt practiced In Leesburg, lie was
committee and ether leglv- called Into tho Army Medics!
■wanted the house Om<
diaa of the Joint return
opposing leglslatloti to froos *
inevitably . mean bight r
government cotton In warehouse*,
u l lacome taxes to cotntoday averted that to sell rattan
i fa r the loea.
stacks would lie “a crime, vnrra
the other head, onponmtv
than a crime against Mm rolton
y m laiaa eentended It »»■
growers of the Roulh.”
r i t woman’a rights, tla t
He added that to put ration
on tho market now would de
stroy any.hope tho fainter had
vrtlinir a ' "Tcasonahlo
"reason ihlo .nrlc-.’’
3o f getting
.prb
tbs bill
»,ooo,ooo
that he Was witnUhratl-dk o f the movement and
llho to see the hospital
Uses 296,778
is Of Gasoline
Dispatches front Saigon •UU'"',
Krenrh Imle I'hina,
meenwhuwt,
-aid
a
large,
wcll-equlppe^, '
('hint**!* ormy
waa
rtlHUlw .
mnSIMMI on th«* IluriTMl bovd8S§ r
rt-mly In i*rn<< nt n moment*!
t»vu to Join the British foirt*—
piiMiim.thly :»cnln«t nny Japans*®
nit.irk :•mvjint British Burnt* of
th* Millay*.
<S*
Informed circle** In M inlll
prrssitl the I -lief thu nrlllah W»fa
pirinirliig fer swift move# to C01W
trol key $M»iotn of Thailand, pos
sibly in advance of the Junanssa
enerorchmeiit. Hourly, it appeared
the "explosion' in the far Eaat
'
««< draw ing n•'n_^cfc
Meanwhile) American waffh
were revealeil to have srrlvtd
tlrl.hnne, Australis.
The Navy L>c|>artmant In Wash- 2
■tngtmi annoiinrisl tha U. S. bdav*-"-m is e rs Northampton nnd . Baft
I oka City had arrived there a n ja
"training cruiio to the South Pa*
rific Ocean."
A Jaiiiinese Army aiiokeimait
admitted that Japanese and Rttsweeks ngii near ihe Mnnchaurosa
• Inn troops had rlasherl about two
weeks m'o near tho. MsnchoukuaSiherln frontier, while Isimlon la*
ported Japan had “substantially1* ,'
relnforcexl her Manrhnokuo G in k
son of a uuartrr million man.
I.lrut l'ol. Kupio Aklysma dar
prrented the
Rusro-Jspsntsa
isinlrr clash.
,
Roth sides, he splil, hnd mini* .
oiixed sileh frripiciit unimportant -T
skirmishes in the post by a tacit
agreement.
Hundreds of Americans ami
other f- reiyners were vlstually '
stranded in Japan today by a
government order which susposd*
ed all ship sailings to tha U altv
ed States, marking a new strain
on Japaiirse.American relations.
There are B21 Americans lit
Japan, cirluding several thoustnd
'American-born Japanese.
.nullings nlso will bo suspemlort
■ to Smith America. It was undtr- sioxnl, pending darificallona of
Subversive Activity
Probed By Colombiu
Columbia
BOGOTA, L
.JH 9__ H
•M V - Minister r f W ar Ca.'r-.
artinet
announced
Monday
my and that an" undisclosed mini
County used t9«,77fl
gaeouae and «2jtoi legation si
kerosene during the
Typhoon Hits Guam:
Crops Are Damaged
OUAM, Aug. S —Mb— A typhocn swept this liny Pacific
island outpost of iho United through tiw Inlgnd
(Rates Sunday musing livavv la Kobe.
damage fa crops, but no loss of
Ufa. "
It was Iho first severe tvnhopn to visit Guam tinen lad
November when five native*
were killed and erop snd property dsnugo Waa estimate I at
NEW YORK, Ai
a mOilon and a half dollars.
Woman folk stamp
Ing counters of Ms
Women Stami
Stockings
Use Of Bicycles To
Save Gas Suggested
�'. P A G E TUTUS*
KADIO NEW9
WDBO
and pans In order to
Peking countan of the
i at the r a y first latl-
M en* Celebrate 48th'
W e d tU n g A n a h te n tiy
who do not know that
iy R w lc t Am;
would coma off second b
which although compound
appreciate. th e greater niceaaHjr of Blocking
chutes, tbs: women are laying, in reserve »
New York- store managers reported week
n a)Ik stocking Bales o f from 200 to 500 pi
nir President Roosevelt's order fre e tb g 'Ja ;
A t a number of stores th e y bad to station a i
iy plain dothesmen around the stocking coui
tho w «ne»r1^jaiB hb»A nsL j
ed the sale of over" 00,000 Dt
and still a n o th e r had.to doubt
silk stocking which
We wonder how many of
kislbly arUJnf a year
have been bought for emergen
it that time. Our mror two from now will still be
dcterlorates ko' rapidpcrlcnce has been that nothing
tills goes whether tjiey
ly aa silk, especially silk socks,
In o dresser drawer
are being worn or aro lying
waiting for their great day Xc
ply of silk hosiery haa
irnored by entfrprlalng
*J
pad, perhaps even a pitjcklnga; how manv wo-1___
tnatlon by nppenrlnnr In
silk hose, Sunpm v -«v nijuu.u -auuunnly- become. stylish to I- 7
wear wool, what enrthly good would these silk stockings V a
be anyway?
'
-Be*
[link these women who aro laying Ip re- iMond.
servea are waiting their time and their money. They ore
preparing to make themselves conspicuous by wearing
t TTIE COUNTinr old-fashioned silk stockings.
mn P e e lry h
•
---------Bttxg* with Its flat-
i ^ wbm
W i ta n l
so a
or goes n walls tks
Mfcs fbrUvs .sdflUs
tab SB sglls ipldtr
■T* \ .
a trip eie above my
r quits so desolate,
ted
wreUhed lamps,
and Under
Welle* mt>a
3
Und Slid Slluni now are traia-1
Ing B- A. F. filer* ...vl n»rllt»-
w a r * S k in m
SSCvaMbUasa In JU-
*'lor*
—- would
I s round
.1 out
... t tthe
k . inspec
----*
a g a M F G e te eaR ^ atsw e tes,
frien d ly consW aretton
tion, he said.
far
without
Mr*.’ lfenry Nfckle a t to r
> on 8 U m
X m ™ » » T **-
Lake a t 3:00 P.
D. Workman. Mrs.
Meteeh--aad children,
W. Loa and daughter
are spending today In Tamjw.
E. O, O nakaU au under tho
S2rtsr-erffl S“5te
ecehlp tf/M«»-8. Ot SWn-
Mr. ami Mrs. Jehn Rrumley and
chlltlrrn have returned from Coma n a . Go., where they have been
spending m month's vacation.
DU•M i-eaahfthem! 'That's why
K
p fira g H S g
ekot to death with a 3110 fuage
jhotgun.wkleh wae in h-r u w l
V
irn is C ta ta T . A ty A i
Friends a f Mrs. 0. L. Park will
ragrsS to loam that she la III at
fcep homo on West Seventeenth
Um <Vm»0aIjfflSW “ W an in<iu«ai
OOO.COO
w -m s S s s s ®
BAEFT UlimiDAY• «
Miss F lrannr Morrison
Mrs. 3. A. EdviifieM. ’
T. I. Iiarru, HI , *
Mr. and Mr*. 0. U Park arrived
yastsrday from Macon, Gan to
viaIt with their mr ana daughterb -lav , Or. a nd Mrs. C. L. |>ark.
«tg H JO A. M
■ 'T k eB u u fo cd Hem* Demo
M Club will meet *t Use
eTMte. Wsde gt -1 :3 0 , P
With Mm- M. S. Ncleoo m:
i m d o s t A. A ue.‘ 5 — i , n
T u Im , > erow i-r. r f south G edrl
gin -M.d n o rth e rn Florid* In-t
n .c li' *v..iii-,i i i,r fir r t te st »f
l u l l igiim tl.. Ir* f priors, in mivlinn 1., uniriinu today.
Allli .urh ■in.illty nnd vnl unv
w .-ii
la-lnw ih n t of lari yyji-,
IF" ln,l..lav uim osph.-ro w n l.h
teuii'ti.iTiallv u r’-miipvnie.- r p , nin»f
Of "In on. t . |>IV'Vililo!..
' ' " •; .x p e c lc .l Ihe fr ier::!
prn • 't.'M Iira tin n pnnjrnm
lo
hnl ti r 'ho auctio n * mid n l<>•-“ I ........
> iol.l neur tlu> M l.-
n.m
imi.i
„f | !*10 , was anticipated.
Womin of Oourntrc
Dsytonn Ucsrh Varieties
Ul* N'ewa
At Home With Sally Mur
10:46 Piano Ramldinpc
11:00 Kate Smith Speak.
11:15 Swing, Your Partner
11:30 life and the I.and
11:15 Our Gnl Sunday
12:00 UP News
.
12:10 Musioil Inlrrludo'
12:15 Oieckcrlnmnl fim«
12:30 Daneo Time
12:48 Road of Life
1;00 Youilj Dr. Maloti*
1:15 Joyce Jopdaii
1:30 N*w Smyrna Yarltira
1:45 Merry Go Round
2:15 The Soloists
2 225 UP New*
2:30 Renfro Vulley Folks
2:15 Children AUo An Prop
2'5& Press News
;l:tiO Stilus of Cheer and t
fort
3:15 Accent on Mu»e
3:15 Rurl Ives. Songt
4;iV) Golden "Gate QAurfrt
4:15
4:30
1:45
00
A ften ieo n V arieties
O rgvn Melodie*
Wine* . Over Jo rd an
T ho Loti* R anger
:>:.10 Due . Seller*
True
Slnrirs
5:45 Tho World Today
At Our .Fackagu 8(o*v
You'll Find The Deal |w
H r a n d y .C h a m p a g n e ,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, ate.
F r . . Delivery,
Pkoa* t U S
BAGGETT’S
Liquor Store
. MnthcfA reads
Tomorrow‘4 l‘n»*r*rrn
«:10 Momiiv: Round up
7 :0 0 Tho World Today
7:IT> llirnkfunt Drcvlltci*
8:00 U l' N»'w.i
8:10 rroRium rrsumo
8 :|f» Moiniiiff Ihjvdlion*
H •»0 Jim tnv
Pippin Gardens, Florist ^
B arry, suTif^
8:4*% Tunc Timo
l»:i8> Diana Drew
O'.O’ft Black mill W hile notor
0 : l ”» Myrt u n i Maipo
1):H0 Marnol
0 .:tr* K nrntrr Dan’ a Program
W . F IltS T 8T U F.K T — P H O N E 738-M
“ W c W ire F lo w ers K veryw hcro”
Fred T. Williams Is exported
to- rstem koma thli week from
AUaata, Ga. w hen be ha* been
An Msakgra are on
Mrs. Soscoo McUne hnt re
turned to her heme In Celne*.
Tijte, after vU.Hug with her p«-
I>oyal Americans
papery, Ilka a Ute^ a »4 ' lonely
r y e f S ta te
Personal
brine trained,. tinder lu n r n lk w
laid dvidiu
Before tnr
the nSlate
Dcwirtmetit
* UN
u n r nvpmww***:
h*r* Momlay ly KepreasrntatiTB
PeWraon.
Petersen »«k«sl th«> Sint* Do*”•** partment lo Invite the duka to
iv.'end his Itinerary, which htelode* • vlsll lo llyilr Park, tho
r Or- White House,
Norfolk NlTR
Tonight's PresrssM
0:00 llasrbal. Scon-s
0.05 Sapper Hour
0:15 Youth New*
0:80 U. IV Nows
0:30 Second llu»bmwl
7:00 Recursion* in Science
7:15 Sports Reporter
7:35 Sum fuff- Ihr "Fire of
War"
7:20 Time Out For Dnneine
7:5.V Rimer Davis and the News
R:00 Wo the People
HTTU) Report to the Nation
t/:QO tilenn Miller
9:15 Rubik- Affalis
9:30 Junn Arvixvu.
9:45 New* of the World
10:00 Le* Urflwn OlVhestni
10:30 Michael I»rinir Otrhoslru
11:00 l.iatoo, Well*, m'>»i
11:06 Teddy Towcll Uiclir-U*.
11:30 1UI 0r*yson Orchestra
11:55 Press N*"*
12:00 Sign Off '
!):43
10:00
.0:15
10:30
rssU, Mr. sad Mr*. Emmet Hunt.
W6 are glad to see the formation of a nation-wide or
ganisation of patriotic loyal Americans of German de
scent. There ore some . ten million Americana who like
Wendell Wtllkle and Senator Robert F. Wagner who were
either bom In Germany or are the immediate direct lin
eal descendants of Germans, and who aro aa devoted to
their country and Its political Institutions and as vigorous
ly opposed to everything Hitlerism stands for a» any
American of British descent.
. ..
.
1 Commenting on the formation of this I'mllltant prodemocrscy, SnU-Nasl organisation,” the .Loyal Americans
Of Gerntah DCSietlt, tho NeW York Herald Tribune has this
‘jftwVtah,-Mhr; Cteaa flsBSSJ
Mrs. I» A. ReneuJ he* had *s
bar guest* far the pest week.
Mr. sod Mr*. M. U Cullum, fo r
Spenear, j MJm
Church Group Meet*
Af Mobley Reaidcncfe
Shirley Khtefd. who has been
lha guest of Bhlrley Ann Morgmn
fa r a week, relumed today to her
home In Pale the. 1 .
Mr. sod Mra. M. N. Cteveland
end eon, Maek, Jn , have returned
from * mention epeot in Georgia
mad the Carolirm.
rTtmJg >aad grass are
Mr. end Mrs. E. B. Randall, Jr.
have left foe Wayneerllc, N. C.
where they, will spend a month's
vasatteo a t Jonea' Farm.
ST iw s^fm en twilight,
- Mr. and Mra. I- Bnrke 8ta*la
havs Isft for Newark, N- Y. whers
they plan to ho geo* for eeverel
JiTf ’
, i>.t
^ te e jB U U U lg m
1
fjwl.ww,
petto there fs, otept
fifth column*" ranchItf of oar dtiiena of
iss& sm .
stands'
for.
u a wholo
feraneo !■ to
brought to
HOME
tlonn like this
W SPA FER
XiA N T . . .
We’re at Your -Service!
.
1.
t <’ . . . l *
..
' •1
r
You
turn on your
attic cooling
fan
• • *— *rv
— .— — . . . •
.
, ■ —
or air conditioning^the newspaper:
editor starts his presses. The same*
cheap dependable electric service
that cools your home, helps to priaV
your newspaper*
.
With a ir conditioning or home venv
tilation, you can be cool and oom-,
for table. Every room will be cool a*
a mountain sleeping porch-youlif
sleep better, work better . . . livift
more enjoyably. The opat? Onl
tew oente a dayl ’
,
�•n*»
t T?
’ •"V^o * S « .4 « /W e e . %
^
Get Jones' Job
lnJfflUAK
£,gS,Affi^ 5
~r*.
nation’* .
will 1 M
Star* In
; * u generally btllered,
m ed Howard Jones M
mentor—but It Isn't of-
» r « . W lllU m
Jessie
Chlesgw I
JU f. 28.
To this Barry rsturted,
s ? s « ii M Ig ^ g
Jones died Joly ST. Barry jra a
hlo assistant fbl 20 years, 18 of
them at U. B. C. Barry attended
Laarreoca college and Ute Uatvrralty Of Wisconsin. He coached at
O e la .r ,
W.
Jacob*.
r
r.
S. R tetk .' J. A. IrietHiM.
to*.-A « rr« —«r .
ss ; d s r a S £ &
LEGAL »
h w lt
'Amfrew
' T K a a V a i drew
D a d s . ~Jr.
P re elaet H . C lerk . P ra C *». BU
la sp e e te m . f le e t A r a l t e r . R
d .e e e R B re e e . D. H lle a k
P r« fleet 11. C le rk . R C. JtH ehU
tmepeetear. 7 .
A,
M ft
mereaee W, Itedpath. Helen
the leading
<T i w r r i
asa.."
Iff* . P . L K w t U . T re d B
;.- .r r a s r a s r w f
from
.■»
r-». C**T*. C. w. KUrtes*
te r r. . R .O- !>•*«. U R
r«*. I f ..e . R r t i f . >
flclal.
Tlroe* printed • atorr
Monday that Barry had accepted
; only the formality of a
puna
i t s w«»«, K U t i H U a .
1. C1»»k. H . T . B r o w * ......
la tp e e te r a . A.
M rH aae h ten .
B eard O f O v a t e
i
B em laele
art
ANGEL’S
e k e w ill a p p lw in th e I
It. tv. t V a r e .'T o o n lr
J
S e m in o le V n ir n ly , Florida
EAT SHACK
feed Areaae Je st Off Of
»«h day »f A urntt tail.
f . Ilm rtr, l f l»
Jo h n C ." B e tl
O m m teeteaerm . .
C o v a lr. F lo rid a,
p, a. p tw A
a o n cm a r a t f n n r a **£■*«
jras*’?is K o S ’S
iM Jr^g
y B L fg aj
t h e * I n k d a y o f K evem .
>rr. e n
ir, lit* . In th a t curtate
i.r o te
p e o d la f
eoaec
w berw te . p ic n
I d e a t l f lJ uiiI p i i i f i p I r B i e c
j f '
DO starting fat atraady
paid o r her owner*,
and
lfawhlnney of OSVBtAidO
Ms.! Doutle Car, own*
>. Andormn Arbory of V«i PLACS o f O r/V W ftftteB /
MIcIl,
and Dunbar
■ Hollywood Anna.
.* ? '
ATPOIHTKD JU DOB
TALLAHASSEE. Aug.
—Ernest Mason, farmer
sor a t tha U nlrrnlty of I
waa appointed judge of t
tambia County-Court of
Monday.
d'-l V
e n e w e a w t— —-— »' ■
l.ot IT Prort'e
a lla m n n le .
Dimaggio’s Salary May Amonht To
$80,000 for ’42 Baseball Season
: V
"Iitaurnnca Plan B m W
I Andrew
Carrawty
AGENCY
1NM PARK
i Cl» Or Track
;
PHONB 11
AUFO IflAHS
fay tall you ta
.local lnauranca
" ■ i M i p
biialntM baa btm going to out? -_ *
h. • •. >
- V C .^ 1
tha acrrlca our local banks *rk
otbwrs in addition to the
can aad ttneka.
(ok full dotaOal .
* jrwn^inwiiancal And how
AddltUn l>
im I Illk. 11. Tier t. Banteed.
l*H‘ ta. Pine Ifelafcla.
Lnt. ( O f Betll Woodcaffe
H u k d l.l.lea.
e|.« n» W tie 1 .( of l e t
I. B a rth or Hard Head. See.
I t . T a p . t a a l l I t Boat.
Lot UT. J. a Paekard'a 1st
Add. to Midwar.
te>l I Hlor It I t Tier I. San.
fjrd,
. .
tte ^ M iA a d y d a flllm a a rio
«J , —c e wk ee ifceleho e e a i mw
U riel c o e l wCU b e . U » a » p o t
Jex. D rfra te today.
year U problematical. 11a might
®r winnvKT martin
NEW YORK. Aug.
alart thd aenaon with a stump
w r d like to put In our two-biu’ and go along Indefinitely on . the
1*>l S B lo c k
I. Ita e a lla d
•p rU tin f worrying over the aal- samb-teW k lie - might crack a
llr 'a k te.
ary J« f DlMcgglo will draw finger, or develop housemaid'*
I*it
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Palm
llam
ew ck Alfrom tie Yankees n e s t year. You knv*. or galloping Inillgoatttn.
can't tell when ’the government There is no definite guarantee) T n irrrm w o r t u b iim inN A r.
IMPROTICMANT PTBO OP T ill
atight want you for same trees- when the human slemsat la In
statb o r ru tn in A .
ary department job, and it l> a volved.
B y: a P. lIR nW PO B .
fM d Idea to get used jo Juggling
What- DIMagglo.really. wUI be
A c e s t T ru rlr* * l
rand.
H gW ft
I f yfti have to i l u r dhlng neat year U collecting the
Sefn ln n le C o u a tf.
with frvtlnn* like IW.0OU.
money he earned this year. A
DIMagglo'. I M L T m W p U ball player's, salary always I*
baited on past performance,r ' al
though a d a b might -puk out
i»o It's only natural't^M .several real money for a young.-, fellow IT eeln ei I. C lerk . W. M. Cel
million fans «hould*born In with on the baa Is of what It tbbika he
Inapectara. W . C. S e e .h e r . |
m*fHereford, If DIMagglo were
a toUl flop Jn IMS, he still
wouldn't bo robbing anybody. Ho
brought In enough monoy far the
club Ihli year to pay any roasn rhave no particular desire to able salary.
w tst a grockry clerk gal.
y because they .happen to
de at that store.
It has been reported that DC
igglo will ask for S80.000 for
i IMS efforts, aad based on bia
[us a t the gate thla year ha
ibahly la worth 1C
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It’a Impossltle to aay Just
a t this value Is. hut a t a conTBtivo estimate he probably
I drawn £60,000 aatrs custo-
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p ro g ra m by sa v in g
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national d e f e n h e
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whether Ifls.Jm t T
pour magneto troubles ta as fog ptoaapt sorf-
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WED]
AUGUST, 8, 1941
Member Associated F r m
N U M B E R * 8g — " ' t
Fallen,
Claims
President Buys First Tax Note
S. Unfreezes
Soviet Has Lost Over,
4,000,000 T r o o p s
Before Onslaught,
• Officials D e c l a r e .
today, that Japanese In loo Hons '
toward Thailand and thd south
west Pacific area were mattfl
of Inerrasipg concern to tm
United States government.
A Japanese mova Into Tfchl
land, Hull said, woilld be can
side red" a step menacing Amor > WASHINGTON. Aug. 0 —(At
The United States, i t waa
can security and cndnngorta
American territory In fho Pad learned today, has unfroxen mil
fie.
, lion, of dollars worth of Sovlat
■ The Ilooae yesterday apprSTa order* In this r.unlry and ' prea Senate bill givliig ProsMott go mably the flow of American
RooeevHt authority to nqulal supplies to the fighting Russians
Hon private property eaaentii Already has begun.
I The amounts and details were
te National defense production.
T ie veto was 341 to 130.
The measure, which goes bael
d s p e c u la tio n y e s t e r d a y that
to the Senate for eoncurreae)
eildeut Roosevelt, Prime Min.
hr minor amendment*, would cm
e f Churchill, of Great Uritaln,
power the President to r r w
ime Minister King of Canada,
sitlen surh property on "fab'
id Harry I . Hopktns, Iraso-lend
reaaonshl- terms" after o
ImlnUtrstor, were about to on
methods if acquisition had. I
ce in a' momentous conference,
exhausted.
fcbly In Canada or somewMeru
Propeny subject to the a
Includes ____
military and
n
rtho Atlantic ocean.
equipment, supplies or rmmllio#
T ie reporta that the four
wild gel together . to diecuaa
and machinery usel In thslr man
oblrms arising from the war
iifartdn*. tsrvlelnif and operating
id American aid to aatlona bat*
The bill Is a modified vernier
ng the Ails, lacked any sub*
i f one originally requested ty
I’rcridcnt Roosevelt purchases first of the Treasury Depart
satiation whatever, and their
the arm, which would bnvo so
Igin was dubious. The rumors ment's incomo tax anticipation notes from Secrstary Morgenlhau.
thorlpsd soburn of a a r psrscui
Tainted, however, despite the The notes art) offsrrd to taxpayers for conyenlencs In setting aside
property without restriction.
JUneblican members lenouneei
ct that high officials here and regularly Iho fund* which will bo required to moot tho high tax
wwhrro disclaimed any knowthe irevlsed mearurv SI "ahggl
unadulterated nai'o*al onpaHwu. padre of such a meeting.
Represents tty, .Short (R-, M b
The reports apparently sprang
n id |t w ar Pflllod with dyna chiefly from tho unu&al sec rosy
mite, *nnd will lead to t y n n f surrounding President Roosevelt's
and bureaucratic control
.» j cruise aboard tho preaidsntlal
The legislation In designed’ t* yacht Potomac In northern wa
break “bottlenecks’’ which h a rt ters.- Linked with this was tho
been delaying m a n production ol announcement In' the British
essential armaments.
%
, e House of Gommogs that CturehOne* amendment adopted pra- Ul would not participate In .a
vldea that the owner of egy ■ ft Winn tag debate on tho con.
proper! r taken over who la d le-. Wild of tho war boforw Parlia
ment recesses for the summer.
lament A ttW .lo rd privy .eal
ami British Labor party loader,
expbine I the prime minister
wss preoccupied “with urgent
Flow Of Supplies To
* Red Army Already
j May Have Started
t
< LONDOI
Fordfn 6
Eden told
Slngnpsgn.
/ . 'r l a '
jeallaaJag campaign fo r gaa conservation. Patrolman Robert
0.* cd tins Washington, D.: C-, forte, warns T. H. Steven• had better bate k b . car adjusted or ha b going to be arL,Motorists' threegbout Washington am being, instructed to
tb rir sutomobUes fas economical running condition or be lbI arrest under a nutssnea statute.
Music, Singing Army Officer
Feature Meeting Promises Aid
Forr*-Airport
Of Kiwanis Club
Group Votes To Buy W eaV f j Will T r y
S100 In D e f e n s e For Go v e r n me n t
Bonds To Aid U. S. Use Of Air Fields
2 Soldiers Killed
In Bus Fare Fuss
« . In Bt. Johns
r t valtor. DU
ohlem this morn
Oon. Bchlsy, chid
■a assured mo that
r taken to Inveitl
14$ relief fron,
b n - Also that ra$ sagineor, which
Junior Rifle Match
Janie* Smith To Be
Airplane Mechani
ORLANDO.
A eg.
Red Army Says !
It’s Resisting
Thousands Of Planes,
Guns, Tanks, Men
Reported Captured
BERLIN. Aug. o —
Bniwtn hnn |o«l clos« tn -4^
iHMl.OOO men nnil the Run*
*im» field ■rmv can be re*
irnrdccl now ns havimr fal*.
len l)efore the Nazi on*
"Imight. the official new*
mrenev asserted today.
The battle of Smolensk*
it was •lald.eiult'd in n Ger*.
mnn victory. It was added that
the Human, hnvr been beitaif
bark in every major war tone,
anil have suffered staggering'
losses of men and arms;
Adolf f tllh r’a field hradotlap,
tors, picturine the Russian lead*
ershlp ss utterly befogged, re*
ported today the capture oP
NDS.OOO Red Army prisoners and
the destruction nr capture cf 13X
M S armored rnrs
and taakt,
I0.ZHH funs ami D.0H3 plant**
The Russians, however, assart*
ed they were icalatlng every*
where.
Hiller’s headquarters • detailed
at length . what it described as
lunges through the Soviet de*
fensn system at “thrso drrlslve
points'*—south of the
Prlpst.
marshes, the Smolensk sector
ntv-Lhe maul to Miuccw, and soeliv
of lak e |Vlpu* below Leningrad.'
. "A* apparent from numerous
reports, Soviet
leadership no
r o h i o f the sltuhitai on thsif*
<wn front." a Nasi commqnlqqg
•eld. adding that ’’successes
have been achieved whl-h ntw
surpassing I he most optimist to
A musical program, during
exncflBlIons."
i
which Harry Kudrll plsyed tho
Despite the Intensity of thd
piano ami members Joined In sing,ii>f every possible assistance in attack nn the Mningr.id front,
ing ssvsral tongs
presented (putting the Sanford municipal in iho Smolensk saiionl and twin
at ths weekly luncheon of the j airport to u*o br the govern- thrusts Into the tTVrnlne. tho
llus*ians said they were holding
Kiwanis Club at the Vnldcx Hotel ment," Kdwsrd Higgins, seere- firm, snd ill some setters'court*
today. Father J. J. Mlkgfcan I
K*mln,,l° Own*/ ter attacking.
D. lsyr | dispntchei from An*
setsd as maater of ceremonies. In lUy on hu nturT1 fri||n , lrlp
ksrn ssld Britain had asittMd
troduceil ths songs and led the to Montgomery, Ala.
the Turkish governm-nt that He
group singing.
Mr. Higgins icportetl that Gen. right would not no trampled stl
Tho club unanimously voted to Wrnvcr thought well of the gen- In sny post-war jeLli-ment.
buy a $100 defense’ saving born) ns cra| layout at tho airport, which
Tho Orrmnq command. appnr*
its share In helping bear tho cost has just been silo led $2|ft,000 hy ently subordinating lor the lima
of ths preparedness program.
| tho Civil Aeronautics Adminla- being Us long nnd rosily effort
O. P. Herndon, prcshlent, nnm «l, Irallon for runways and o llrr In hrrak Iho Red defenses o n
dhr Moscow approochn*, appcarml
Inst night In have turned part of
Its msln army of tho center
sharply southward In add to thn
enormous pressure bring put up
on the Ukraine hy tho southern
Na*l wiry.
UHO drive, In whbh ho thanked advised Mr. Higgins that the
This suggested ihe develops
tho KlwsnU Club for Its sharo veto of the defense highway bill mept of the moot grandiose man*
In helping Hominola County sxreod be President Roosevelt *• leaves cuvrr for enelrelemont nttemot*
IU quota by n larger percentage this matter uncertain a t ths pri- <n| rime <ho beginning of thd
than any other Florida county.
sent tlmr. but U gave Instrue- invasion. If not In Malory.
TrM, It supportiil earlier Indl*
Karlyle llousholdsr, who has J1®"" *• to how to proceml with
voluntrerad for tho Army
I ,,*LJ!f” ?nt? i,on ot lho project, rations Hint the Hermann war*
will jsavo Friday for Comp BUnd-! WWj* In Montgomery Mr. Ilig- preparing n supremo effort nt
Ing, wss given a-military member- ituns also confsrrad with tho man- whatever coat to rnnquer thn (
ship by this dab. Howard Long|o«vr ®f 0>e Farm Brturlty Ad- Ijhralna heforo the apnroach o l
mado tho prooontaUon, and do-1 mtolotraHon, who raid ho Is msk- had weather.
Moscow’s regular commun'qu#
clorad that "wo a rt sorry to lose ing a ehoeir of th t Banfonl area
you, but wo know that you will . with tho idea of mliovlng farm early this morning merely ra.
ve the best you bovs." M r.|Ubor bousing condltlona.
parted rantlnuing fighting in thn
oosholdor responded by saying
Tho FBA manager sold that/lf Ukraine- about Rel Tserkov tq
that ho would miss his frbmTs In M sral fund, ara mado sv.iUbk. tho southwest of Kite nail Koras
Ihe club, but that ho hoped to re- for a project of thlo kind ho will sten to tho northwest — sboutf
fume h b ortho membership a t a edvl.o offlclslo here as soon as Smolensk at tho center— snd Ilf
____ . . uh w «“» Inrsstjgatlon do H « Pu u d .“ ths KatonUn sector. Tho ImpU*
ration was that Soviet posltloo4
kail ant rertorblly rhsnged.
i
News of the surprislpg defloe*
Hon of the rantral G*rmnn thrusl
cams In 'h« eUlm of tho N ail
command that Its forces had
. J- F. M yquetU of Statesville, made a widening be uk-throogb
Nb ra th o ro f Mrs. f . B. Mlt- to n p t b t <ig miles south sash
chsll of 1311 East Fourth Street, ef flmolsnsk, Uio hea’t of t b f e i
Kaaford. has racehed an hon.,r- Viet center, and hi tho pm wig
w y mombonhip from Uw Salem hod "partly- annlhiUUkT aa4
partly oncirel
o f untUUd *bs
S
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1 bo Nod Smith,
4 a a McSI.r■coma m u s t' bo
Aug. I I . U ta k e -p o rt hi
Dale Hofmann,
■ Madden, W. L.
Sanfordite’g Brother
Honored By Masons
Dreggors Service,
Sbted Tomorrow
RsuiHfrJrfcr i-w a i w y p n r i '
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Tonight, Midnight Show— "T H E IN V ISIB LE GHOST"
with Bela LugOci, PoUy Ana You ig, John McGuire and Clar
ence Mu m . Ala^— BtuterKoaten Comedy, cartoon and acraon
snapshot.
Sunday, Monday— "CAUGHT IN TH E D R A F T " with
Bob IIopo, Dorothy Lemour, Ljrnne Overman * and Eddie
Bracken. A bo March o f Thao presetrta. "PE AC E , by ADOLF
H ITLER"] Dlaacy cartoon aad Motto “ Now o f tho Day "
Tuooday, BargaJa day/ double program— “ FOR BEAU
TY'S SA K E " with Tod North, Marietta Wearer, Joan Devi,
and Nod 8parka Ala*—old faroriu
returned,
"BOOM
TOWN" with Clark OahW, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Col
bert and Hedy Lamarr.
Wedneaday, Tharaday— "S U N N Y " with Anna Ntagie,
Riy Dolgcr, Edward E reratt' Horton, Tho Hartmana and
Helen Weitley. Alio— Norelty and Untvtree] News.
Friday, Baliinlay—J*THE SINGING HILLS’* with Gene
Auliy, M ary Lee, Smiley Burnette and Virginia Data. Alao
. -"FORCED LAN D IN G " with Richard Arien. Era Gabor,
Nile Aether, B w e > y » H « » r tO *r J.-CanW No win — ------
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
AN N A NEAGLE and Ray Bolger are ahown aa they appear in
IJUC GABLE and Claadatta Colbert n n together again In "Sonny” famous muaicai comedy iueee»a coming to tho Rita
am Town/ old favorito, being returned nest Tuesday aa part Theater Wedneaday and Thuraday. John Carroll, Edward Ereratt
ha double program at tho Rita. Spencer Tracy and Hedy La* Morton,' the Hartmana, famoua dancera and many othara ara in
t alao a n starred In tha popular bit of laat yoar.
tha capable emit
_______________
CAIIGIIT IN THHB DRAFT
Don llolton ____, •— ,
tuny rairTenke __—
lotmuur
,
ilteve
Lynmo Overman
Bert
.....
t*ddie Bracken
Col. I’eter KalrbankaL., - Clarence
* Kolb “ 7
“
DOROTHY LAMOUR hae two aweethearta to whom ahe’a true—
Lamarr
ilher Aldrich _ Frank Morgan Bob Hopo and tha n e t o f tha array. H on she • U with Lynne
a n y Com pton---------- Lionel!
Overmen, Eddie Bracken and Bob In n scene from “ Caught in
the D n ft," Panmount’a . hit coming to tho Rita tomorrow aad
ony Jones______ Chill W ib
Monday.
,
y — i ------- Marion Martin
ru n e
ih lEve ___ Minna Com tel l
urpty -------------- Joe Yub
Barnes ,-------------------- BarnHadgn
Gergiagl D u m a ___•_. Pant H unt
Yetla
......
IPeriho Boroe
T U B BINGING H ILL
Margie ------------- - PhrtUa Rath
_______________ Gene Aut-y
Cogswell____ ...... Irving Bacon
, _ _ _ _ _ _ Smiley Burnette
Uirrclur — -------- - Arthur Loft
li.ciuiting Sergeant .;.---- Edgar
Jo . -.______________ Virginia Dale
Patsy ___-___________ Mary Leo
Bearing
Sunny Sullivan __
Bunny BlUInga _
Larry Warren .....
Henry Bates ____
rett Horton
Juliet Runymede
Hartman
Egghead------—
Elisabeth Warren
Ineacort
Aunt Barbara __
Judge _____
Spencer Charters
John Ramsey
Anne N a g le Aiabam — 1
Ray Bolger F lin t_______
. Joha Carrol
Edward Erw
_ George Meeker
___ Cactua Mack
____George Kirk
__ Wade Boteter
Gerald Oliver
Mai.-Montgomery Sloan
Rubin
M gggin e--------- Mage
R eporter _____ Rich
Queens of Hearts'._____
Tilton
FORCED LANDING
Dan Kendall ____ Richard. Arien
Johanns Van D euren... ...... Eva
Gabor
Andros Baashek
J. Carroll
Nabh
Colonal Jan OeUa —
Aather
Doctor’s Housekeeper
Evelyn
Victor
Rib John Hasten
Gable
Bnuara John Band
ITrsey*
Betsy Bartlett —
HO NEWS
WDUO
Tanlgbfa rrograau
People S fb t fn r m
BiM bill Scores
Columbia Concert Orcbtalra
U P Ntwa
Musical Interlude
Sports Reporter
Late* Pretend
Dmer Davit and the news
Saturdey^NIght Serenade
Public Affairs
Pour Clubman
>Hawa af tho World
jimmy Doyaey .Orchestra,
Michael Lorlng Orchestra
-P roa News
Chaa. Splvak Orchestra
> Tommy Roynol.lt
-World Today
,t(on la Musis
I tho Organ lo ft
nubia Gypsy Caravan
Ch o f the Air
0:20. Wings Over Jordaa
HUYH CATTLB LAND
10:00 Ul* New.
SARABOTA, Aug. 1— (Bpecbl)
10:00 Emery Deutch Orchestra
Sarasota *busi
•Fred ______
"
10:30 What’s New At Tha Zoo
ness min, Mid Thuraday ho had
11:00 8/ncopallon Pleco
purelated 4000 acres of cattb
IIJO Bolt Lake- City Tabornaea land formerly owned by tho est
ate of tho late Jacob Ruppert,
Now York brewer and owner of
tbo New York Yankee., c u t of
Laurel In tho, southern end of
Sarasota county.
<
1:10 Press News
1:08 TBA
l:0Q Columbia
Broadcasting TOURISTS NOT 'AFPECTED
OTTAW A, Aug. 2— (*>>— Can
Rymphony
.
adian restriction* on
gasollnr
3:00 WalUr Gross and ilia Or.
aab
retarded tourist trawl from
chntni
tho United SUtoa temporarily,
8:30 "Spirit of ’41"
but “ the ordinary flow har boon
4:00 Young ideas
mounted/ T. C. Davis, aaaoeltia
4:30 Golden Cato Quartette
daputy minister of national war
4i4B llualng an Sporti
■
----- • the Can8:00 Tima Out for Dancing
edlan Travel Bureau, said laat
8:80 Gene Autry's Melody Ranch
night
and "Dear Mom”
•8:1# TBA
• ■
8 JO World News Tonight
7:00 Tha Pause that refreshes
on the air
7:80 Martial Melodies
7:48 Baseball Scares
.
7:W Music RooiR— T T " ------7:88 Elmer DeVIs and tha news
8:00 Boy* Town
8:30 Academy Award
8:00 Taka It Or datea It
0:30 Columbia Workshop
10:0) Headlines and Bylines
ssss
IL10 Carl H off Orchaetra
U t l i Preac News
t t M fitgn O f t ----------- ~ -------Pirates still Infest tbo Ulandr t ^ E d waters off the com* «rf
Kwangtung province,
S o u th
China, and occasionally ^ attack
luaka in tha vicinity of Hong-
HO U S* F O LK * CBOJfi'OVWR
HooramBydPb — t h * *
td
F l* * w o »< »
T
o tiF u e r
ro o m HOOKS AHBfAP,
•C o r 8CH*PUL*Z£y^r
____John MBJaa
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IS P —
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—
w —
“ Harold G odw in PRETTY EVA GABOB, who makes Her debut In Pnrmamwnt^
Thornton'Edwards'“ forceJ Landing/ showing noat Friday aad Saturday at tb *
------Bobby D i l l o n ' ^ u ton| between suave Nils Aathor (re membar him?) aad
--------- Joha Gal- kr##iy „ leh. n, A ri , n who baa been a r y popular locally.
Dr. Garwood I s '
Appointed Acting
D e a n At Stetson
(Special)
-mam be r
Ing dean of the Institution, It
was announced today by Presi
dent W. 8. Alisa. Dr. Garwood
nils tha vacancy left by Doan
Bcnron W. Davis, who resigned
Tuesday. to accept a position at
Meredith College.
The new dean, whose sppdtetmen! will bo effeetivo on Sept.
1, le an alumnus of Stetson, hav
ing-received the, bachelor of arts
degree bare In 10U. Ho attend
ed the Southern Baptist Theolo
gical Seminary „ t » ». abCpIp the
masters degree
In 1BIT, and
graduated from Yale University
RELAX
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Tuck your feet up, and settle down
leisurely to
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VOLUME XXXII
Hanford I* The Only Central
FSirldn L’llr Affording Rail, HI*hy»S
And Water Transportation
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la 1908
SANFORD,
I N D E P E N D E N T N E W S I ’A I’K K
F L O R ID A ,
M ONDAY,
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10IJ
J a p s S a i d A r r iv in g Gutt Asserts
A tM a n c h u k u o P o r t; German Fall Germans
Far Off Roosevelt W o n ’ t
C la s h e s A r e D e n ie d B eNot
l g i a n Mi ni st er Approve Defense
EicoihtAnic Mobilizing
ffo Contemplated
Says Germans Did
r\o$ relieve
No^
Believe Keu»
Reu»
f Wouiaiteally Fight
Envoy To Iceland
NewBoaoer
Reoortr
newspaper Reports
M em ber
A s s o c ia t e d
N U M B E R 288
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LJ
I’resa
Push Tow ard K iev
Russians \dmit Nazi
Forces Are Only
Fifty Miles From
Capital Of Ukraine
Highway : R rojed
Axis Withdraws, n
In Tobruk Siege
Chief Executive Ob
jects To Method
Of A Noting Fund
LONDON. Aug. * — (A*i— Fi
nance Minister Camille GuU of
the Rolgian govcrnmrnt In exile
today asserted in a broadcast
he believed sudden German col
W A S H IN G T O N .
Aug. 4 —
— The llnus* W a j*
and
lapse "Is no longer so far off."
Means
('ommlttr*
decided
lie. aaiil the tinman people
a?r %««nrlmf»4 #*»#••
arainst
making
any
effort
to
“ did net bclirve Russia would
■rjnan
tnw»iw
lu?\£
ra
h
*
additional
compensat
put up a fight, and God how
lhi- liliniilv Z liiln n u r
ing revenue
if Ikllo n -e
the fights."
lo r mi
tinHiiiithi-rn
ft m it
ski old eliminate frnm
the
lie added
“ the
indomitahh
I* itilv nnit-rl
t lux 1
*ts».2 0 0 .0 0 0 tax hill a prowithin
50
spirit o f resistance is more alive
vision, requiring all married
1lllll< *4 II,f Kit'v. i uiiitid ul thn
than ever" in Ili-tglum.
prrMMtd lit file inlnt Income
RAIGON.
Frtnek
lodoHints that Britain may soon
Si iX 1.1 1 KDll III*, tin- Itn-iHinns
lax returns. It Is rstimated
, China. A ir . 4 -U n o fopen a northern European front
;i«1r*Mill •il liirlnv. wii,It- toith
that
elimination
of
Ike
pro
*®lci*l
for which tki
of her own on Germany’s fl«nk
1•Mill'•H 1■•Id nf IIon d.inuhtor
vision,
criticised
ky PreaiI Aaaaeiated Piraa eoeld oSlaln
to help Husaia abounded in Lon
drnt
Roosevelt.
would U p
no confirmation uld today
1l.v 1IlC thull-quids iii the 44don this quiet holiday week-end.
rtnot -l.iloo.noo.MA from the
, a British airat sqaadran laBritain la known to have prepar
•lux ..III1 -l rmrirls
MU'*
estimated
revenue
pro
• finding Ik* 10.400-ton Bat*
ed a shock forte for Just such u
,
\,|,.K llill.l'r Ihich ( .•iitmunil
duction.
tlrshlp Warspit* had k t a
Job.
.al . . I.,il••••-*1 .« It••w «iifrf«* «»n
Chairman
Deughloa
(D j l 'M r d la tha Calf af Slam.
Rumors—In many similar to
1t|„ i it il i'«*ttlrtil It "tit Kii4nlinir
N ( ') aald he did net believe
" It h la Ih* hors*h*a-ahap*d
those which preceded the out
XI.. .i MW .1 t'OMUIIII nu(t»f »»**.•*#•» fin k.
Ike House would strike nut
rarTi at LS* Asiatic roait
break of
tta
Itusaian-German
f ill l.,,lk f Ihi- S«tvifl f ice©
the Joint
return provlalon.
formed Hr Malaya. Thailand
Lincoln MaeVaegh of Connec- war— have fhxidrd London in the
1‘*41 t|»|1 r I'll 1 nf Sitt"kn-k '*l»«*v/
aad Prearh Indo-Oda*.
tkut, nominated
by President last 411 hours. T ic latest and ap
»|.v. lit • n afa-^st iret! ••
■WASHINGTON.
Aug.
4
—
Ik# report*—If trai tadlRooaerelt to bo Minister to Ice- parently most authcnUc was a
'll !•««%%Inl*1. II flood of rr|Mirt<
***•
determinating nf Ik i
Sweden, i/Pi— Prc-iili'iit Itcnsevelt today
laijj, become* first envoy o f this report from Gotcborg,
•mh• nfirmed. hut offinally unijlritlali to a n t tka thrsaK
rank lent to the Danish island that a large British fleet
vet oft I the $.120,000,000 <lrf«rnM*
•It.111• tig* >1 perMidrd m Lomtoii
•’ '?..fc* r lat*r*ot« la tka Orkal
recently occupied by American operating in the Arctic sea.
highway program, rhirfly
ti.it Ilf i Iaiiii would »"«»n dispatch
wna segmented power.
There was absolutely no con.
naval force". MaeVcagh recent,
•in expeditionary forrr In open
ly returned Jo the JU. S. from flrmation of this in Iiendon. tier he uhjrcti’il to npportionmonl ol
.»
u'*tth*'»n Kumpean front, po»SHANGHAI, Aug. 4 —f/P) aervice aa Minister to C recce. vka chief* are loath to announce $ 12^,000.000 among th«* at a tea
>1v in F inland.
operations before their conclu on a prr-rutn ha«M rnlhcr than
— Japanese- troops were roIhe London prv*»< rarrifd adafon.
Nevertheless,
many
cor
giving
ihe
r*«*cutivc
department
• P^toH continuinjr to arrive
»-«* (rein Hwerleli that a larg.i
respondents have L«li*v*d for the the powfr tr> u»c the num at the
tmlav in inpreaalng numbers
I I I i t l * h n a v a l f o r t e a lre a d y i i II I
last week that a large scale oper
III*- \r»ln
at Dairen. Japan's .port of
ation which would be of positive pointa of greatest defense need.
*»u ih*- African war front, th*
The Chief Executive had aaV«H
help to the Russians is in the
. entry for Manchukuo, whero
Itrid Ii rrpmtcd
that
tiermaiiCongrean to auth' rise a $125,making.
Japanese forces alonir the
art
wlth'ltawing
It,ill HI f f •
(It
is noteworthy that thla 000,000 defettne road program,
Bfsaian border have been
ft
l»,|\ SHCcI poIII ions lo till.
entire dispalcl. moved
through but thU wo a increased to $.T20,«
V.irritiitn»u
ilfg** in S* '
uiuiiths nt,l
m ifc
of
the
, reported strongly reinforced.
British censorship. Either an ac 000,000 l»y Senate and Hou»«
to |il #•V# |»*
IH'gtlit !••• x
h i ,i ■Ii gmiisuri al Tobruk. Libtual operation, such aa suggested amendmenta.
.
Wholly unconfirmed ru
11« li l y K ill, vtiili |>i i* W
The llouae wan expecteil to
by the Lendon rumors, or enough
m en of new Russo-Japaneta
hri vefrrmnrlnik. on duly
lit! aIn rlniiord rnrly lo«l*v »h©
currency to the . nsaaara alone, vote today rn the new $-\ri02-“
tlaabea aloof' tho Manchukut
III
A \t until 12 m i
1
tt.i. h> tiling lipr " * n 8(8ki4t a
might nl the British view, serve 200,060 defen*© tax bill— larguat
ntH.u t••
it.- vnrtinuliiufrontier circulated tare, but the
f|..w l.'il admittedly heavy (Serto divert considerable German revenue mea*uro in tha nation'^
iH lU 'tllg *|IMI kill t IllilllOl •
nmn pmh i|p ,,|i nl'» thr gialnjflmnese army promptly denleo
history —after an uaaiiccea^ftil.
forces.)
dr
L
*
>
•
provided
by
.1
^
it*,
o
yrllow It ll - •! It* HklHlPg, lhi» WfW
tkaa*.
.. ^ .. . „ .. t
„
It la obvious that Britain eoukl iaxt-minut© attempt by Itaaiilant
mint* t t
of Ho vm* 1 Hint hi
•mu ,i | airpn.t w ill . l a r g e r i |h i I * u
c^p tin «FiB R oom veil to ..Ualn three m-luc
.,1,.‘% 'sl , *
‘
' . ,,! nm
Fire Chief Maek Cleveland ha* test employ sea power in aa am. changes.
a " |M*v f- w
Ii
pinnrvrg +$
1m.w©n Hp ‘
i n ' ^ ktl* A rm i[% pofdiil ln»*ir tjikfii nut .if the frv • f.*r |J.
dubious operation some distance
I
t
l.i,
;*
i
been
appointed
chairman
o
f
the
i
I
ii'iA
i
•Ith the United HUtes, a reliable
I. n
tinder the modified #*cl«**d j m>i !• al tailenti fur .1 |ir'*gMiin of
II.. V-i 1 Mint f »n V»U ■"fil him* »|Hfa»|l t .
fire prevention committee o f the rom German air resources and
l»M* '* t r.rti : TIi
•
Soviet
rnmmunhpi©
In
source aiaertad today.
near occupied territory In which rule” procedure adopted for final j|fl, won . f;»v«>nt* * nf amuher •Inlift Hi • tot i k, all•1 ii flu
tl< VV.lt 'li'l
out M , ..w i|r« lured that the fierII ♦t • lollg.
I grbe foreign
offlra-«entrolte,l state Junior Chamber o f Com leslatenee to German rule la be action on the bill, separate v« l i »
|
r
•
*i
1
at
the
regtil.it
luiiriie«*u
... ,. ii. it* ••it >‘»bI •it«l<« y. 1 l.llf of 1. |l
1 Is. 1 .. lit ..il-l. a. nil |mull' i ii u l l i i i o i d n a w e r r lo c k e d
i £ a n Timas and Advartlter m W merce, the Chief learned today lieved to be growing.
will be taken only on anniml
I'oUrt IfMv Will mm
In* |h f i, 1 ***t• • • " , f lit. I i \11 X ..1. • .
. . m in i t h f o u g h o ilt .S o io la y in
a “ wholejale Invocation" e f lh* when ho returned from hU vaca
ment* apon.orcil by tho \Vnv- tm-.'lmg • f Ihi* R otary I lllh .if lliwtiu I..I
Thla
strategic
consideration
In
■
til
lo iiitk il|i
tl tl fa n IO w •lonif •he > iii. d « 'ii" k . K o re s te n . m id B e l
1..
'.Ill
eernomk mohlllaatlon taw la coo* tion through Georgia and the fluences neutral observers to be an<l Mean* Cv-mmittce ami on i tt . Valtl % lluU I i " ' ■
1
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.
1
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•
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If
1
lo
•
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k o \ d ir e p lm n a a n d
t»ii
lh ©
templated by tho government fo. Carolina..
Mr Hraru pluyfd •••kti.il vto
propo'st to eliminate tho cum
1 hi*itt Ilf II •g 1In* iiw in r t III lil !••
1 ..... I. •1 II 1.) l<« « l| in,In ill d TV.ot 01.10 s e c to r w it h *•»•* ih a n g e e
In his capacity an chairman lieve that an operation might
complete icorgaafiaUan. a l lb.
for mi *01011 un.l Air. Anoitugt
take piece in northern Finland, mitten'* provision calling
Clift
*
1
I
tl.ll
of
the
committee
he
wtH
ills
tin*
nmwav
|*»« • • la
political, economic, industrial aac
01 d i p u M ith o i o f l r n i | w o n th o
Incom- 1All VOCS 1 M'lftliull.-v. Ml Kt«d< II
maaiblv near Tetaamo and Ry- Joint husbanJ-and-wlfe
.. a*11 I.IIIM and I. front
Un inir uH »l"ir "ton. r to buy*- WM .M 1
a iia l structures, coping with the pense Information on the prove
U- t • tnpUIIM'd till* IkV" no il Oil til**
tachl Peninsula, at the northern tax return*
n»"|r
(..
i
V
J
tt'l
lll.ll
•
INI
I
■
1
til
»•
I
he
•
ii
p.il
I
lit
t
hmm
|
mii
*
1
•
1
lion
and
handling
of
fire*
to
|l. eh 1 th e h e a v y f i g h t in g o n
"mitieal situation
confrontlni
piiim, ui .I playtd i vt-rul limit*
. tsl.ia a. ... * III
* in f Will mint lift* 1 Hill
thi« 1 tin h it d . |(i|s s |N r r p e r l e d a n '> ! • # members o f hie committee, com most point of tho common Rustho nation."
Ih M 14 Mlloit,
sian.Flnnith frontier. Pttaamo la
**\N• I nve had h m ml i jm m of |i» ’ *,
1 nouni’eim-iil nf tin i i i v *’ - iih n iM iin e w na »ur(k in th o
About «00 United Stales elt* nored of one man from each
t ti.irlra
Morn "ii
iiitriHluti<l min* •• lately, a n j the v urination
Finnish port sad tbs peninaula
•V*I h
fire department In the stale,
H i l l i r Sea m o l m SOOtl to n f i r r liens
tin* muMial mimlHi* and ailed Ih d* igtu-d to provrnl Ibr spread le*•Tin.
u
n i atUI sre In Jspas.
Russian territory.
•iiirt »\ a
•1. I
d •for •u m n p p ly Ii 1p la d r n v d lh a r m *
he revealed.
Japan moved ahead f « t *
a iiiuxti r of i« n iii' iiit■*. (. A « f I lii * hot wentlu’i dhei-M'
Such
a
campaign
would
have
.ff
r(
lull*
lh. pi u I.. I <1 •
Talking to chiefs of other fire
iin u n it in n f o r th e G e rm a n Its expansion proginm for a
>(.«•« r, Jr. had %hurg«« of the pro. W lo o we pick op a d'*u that ha
two-fold objective: Opening of
lh. I-Ilidiog
t"|.A allow Ihe F(f(||i ,, t|rmv
ink off f>N o r w a y
j old.r* In tho Booth Psstflf. departments In tho state* he
Mr. ,M"tng•am ami Intridiu
line of suppltoo between thla
Lake
Monroe
rose
almost
elnhi
not
I
n
n
In-in-etl
or
m
u
/
w
e
•.!'••••
1
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I
n
l
»
ihe
11.mu
mdi
|^iV
|
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r
.
Soviet mihtnnrinrs
ami the pr*»*. filled with Mattie visited. Chief .Cleveland wa« Im country and Russia, a line now inchr* last week—atout an Inch pnii
are
f*.rrr«l
to
einrludt'
lh
it
he
l«
•
I
»o
not
-’
rip.
g!
O
.
rnlly
r
\|„
,*
.irknov
IrdgAfl H
that th i
criticism of tho United States pressed by tha interest tho gen menaced by Conaan warship# at a day—it was announced today
tin * fir >1 o f tin*
Me. llnirn
a mI 'ay dovr, or at l»a-t ihnt tin*
» to* I• •. • *1 1 i n j u r e
Ideated. Nlv/| ,
a llV llg h
hlciiry*
X
Brltals. Mated that | ! » W U eral publk was beginning to show Pataamo and
other northern at The office of the City Engi Ihr*«* inUAK'iJiL* to appear mi (la* owm r iIih' a not i ait* enough
••toil. L'tehd .Hid pi.toll'd
il Ii
fr-.ui t rrrulxr i-ltnlul* of
mgjor ®ovt might b% agulmt In their fire departments. The porta, and heartening of Nor neering Department
l.iogurnip and In* playt^l **Thu h Imi it Inn lo buy him 4 L««n*e. ’ k1
.Utlv, hrt I
work of firemen In England has
•Ills’ I wii liiiilit'
The level of tho lake now I* Mm Id I m Waiting lor tic MmI iv 1 I I VIVV »\ , UfHHI tk hit l| I I I * ' | pu-hf.l th** fifx t lliiB«mneflrroiNn
|ir Baker, whoo* office hour
Japanese brought to light how important wegians whoso undercover re
W fln Bhanghsl, tta
statenee to The Gorman occupying on* foot and 10 IneLc* below the r».»•," Memory U n e,"
.hi
.«!■ it"'. .1 In Hu- ruiibh:i> I l,nt I If inin ihi* rpfitmv »»f Koroat the f*itv Hall will he from
a*ny organ. Bln Shun F a * said firemen are In tha routine o f
forces has resulted In rigid Ger bulkhead at the foot o f Park and " I ’m Alfttfy* Clwwlng lUin- I0:i«» A. M until 12 "ii «»Vlork
ft. ii tl». Ini»liii|f
. .»»••
»
Ihjw*.** Mr. Kudcll plnyitl ‘ .My r.rHj mch day thin w» « I . han nothat
' it after settle nsent of tho city In Jims c f war and alee in man regulations.
1 1 •aliaat© aa r n * t i f h )
Avenue,
and
about
ax
feet
four
I- Mult un«|«*r Hit r .\ A I
time
'o
f
poace,
ha
declared
Jndo-Chlna
qUMtto*
AJto
French
l’udiiytH mwl gave an ’‘ imitation notiorial that 11 new typ* « f viu. .ill. .
Inches above sea level
•u f t 121 .A.01 Hi
A fire In. Greenville, 8. C..
Though the lake to still rising id hddy Duchm imitating Horry rinr i» la'ing ipnl lip* year,
lh. i. h ■i * «.f fht* S sinron l p r u jrecently coot the life o f two
the danger o f Ite overflowing it» hudvll playing 'When Ihiy I m which ha« l»een pnived to im
•
w i l l a ::.A ulbi'pt hi Fin
m Ih*
■«Jniing
over
Thailand" and firemen and forced the calling
hank* along In k * Shore Boule |fcin#e‘
> fiv t* r iitiir iil'■ m i
mumre doga from ribh *• ^*r nut* f , , hi u n f i t lh
warned tho United Statoo to aw* af departments for equipment
•Ur.
Armitag©
»ang,
“
AUrnt'
vard has boon lessened because
|**h t tim-str irjinn |irotir4iu, wm *
year.
from three nearby cities because
.M m asrtoosly tha
of
ihe lower imounl o f rainfall *nd 'InvktuM."
It Illim in r^ 't hy It r l'f . Gill. D n litiM
was
“ which la ready to remora on- the QreeaviUo department
I Karller. In the pr' gram, l)r. It i
of tho
Sanford recently.
Employe*
H f '• • i h i h I I y , ,iit m i l l f i it I mf iif r iv il
?*P.K» IIIGTISII VUTOHY
undermanned,
undereqalpped and undermanned,
\V. Kuprechl, prtiidetii, gave a rr. \
branch
of
tie
t
Florida
Power
and
lit'! " llillit It * * f
|tl|» - l | , p r u > . l | |t y
tka Chief aald. Consequently the
tho new order. V
1
port un the Rotary asxemldy in ht. ! M E L B O U R N E , Au-lrali,.. Aug. H w Hi t n I n ip " f Win. N:»v> *iiul
Light
Company
w
en
given
n
rit
teens
were
aroused
and
dothe ratface.
LONDON,
Aug. t — f>P>—’Tha
steak broiling nt the home of II.
rVijuatln# but week, which ho 4, (,V)-|'riini- Minister - M.iul, - U n illliH 'f i v
mandtd that their mlllag* rate II. Coleman, manager, on Friday
S t a t e a'
It. A. E.’s second biggest attack
and Walter Haynes attended. It jn
,,W*c5t Humtoy «*l,| “ tVe
1 In f I* I i M i t i v t i l firn p u rtim u ift'ly
be pilMd for the city Uaca to
,.f
tie
war
un
Berlin, setting tho
was suggested. Ur. Ruprrchl said,
II r r t»f
.m y
-slit 11 i-tilrrinif Ihnt phuso in which I h r lit rift -l
provide for
more men, mors
that muro attentiun bo |ianl ti
■teaks
were
eookad
bv
with linn, than n ninth of Hu* heart nf thn German capiUf
will
in-gin
tu
win
tbo
war.”
law the United Sutra e . equipment and better laiartoa far guests on the outdoor grill at Mr.
.ildaxe like a volcano with fire*,
fn fu l n l .tit p r u )r r (p .
About 400 pounds of red snap Ihe wives of tha Rotary mrniUwe,
the firemen.
and tin t more function* to plan
Coleman's
Olht'r f ’t'iitrul Klurifhi
nirpnrt visible for HO miles, was followper
were
caught
by
•
group
of
Two other Georgia cities. Bon
I early today by a savage **•
prnir.'ta iu rl'iifr
Tha division headquarters of Sanford fisherman yesterday In ned to Inclusi* them.
• r e beeouM
been
sad Savannah, atoo ‘bare
laed hr the move ok*
• j-ru.l..
t, tsanlt that spread fiery havoc fog, 1
Attention was called In the
KUkiminPc
aware of the Importance o f their tho company at Daytona waa ra Ihe Atlantic -Ocean off Daytons
v l - ’ J0 mile*
inilr* along Ihe trench lnvo»
ted by D. P. Caldwell, dl- Beach. Aboard tba Margie B-. r,,iit«ak*to select a new listAo fur
ilrwin, in rk, p m I j i i ii I fencr I‘NK
f i n departments and arurat pre*
vision manager, aad Loftla /ohn- the group went oat about 40 the club’a activity knuwu u* " » « •
SV\ n m l NW RK h u u lin it ©IriiM eion coast.
strength
hi
J
m
a
a
a
a
m
t
under
pressure
of
a14a-asmI
•*■
«{** • .TI...
The blusting of tho Invasion.
ilittry
service.
The Hasl
nest aif'Rl1
I.« 'B fi'**t strnl p.»vr m p
san, engineer. J. A- Yoaag. Son- miles, and caught I t flab averag acatena!
aa being speeded*? «
demands for better d
x'k> - I0u by l£0O fcvl. I*.ivp Taxi- cus-t from t alais to Boulogne
•rinbly w ill be held in Hullywmid,
ing
-20
pounds
each.
contingents e f s * « Chief Cleveland raid.
Hlrr Mlaq
w a y * ,uit| t t ill l».iw|i' h i'h fin p a ii'l KiWe-" ruiphasii tu thn ^
Those who made tho trip were: Dr. Kuprecht aunouncod.
“The fire department to * m j t
i lry'a announcement ,t r * t tire
equipMeal
meat moved into Indoit I'H'air builtlimr*. 12.1**1,004),
Others
pfm
tZt
were
E.
E.
L
ju Boy Wright. John Tatum,
RodThe
president
also
reed
a
tol
I Important of tho utUm aa^af
Orl. inIu
<Muriicl|iul
No.
21, big scale assault on Beflhi hod
H. C
C. lMoon, Mrs. Marian ney Ashdown, Bobble Robinson, ler from Charles E. Bradshaw,
ba . drelarvd. M r . R
HU* n
M f a dtp-**
map* ’ m
Williams, J. B. Phiilllips, Carl Me- Frod Ciillum, BUI Pall, Stinson cunly •halrm.* of tho USO | Thp |b, ,r.| of County C-.m- f 'lt ii r , irnailr. /rub, tlrain rnttr© launched a Fall and winter asriot,
-When a dtp burn* th«re J » ‘ Wbortar,
frontier.
Carr, R. D. KInlaw, Jock Hall, R. F. Cote, Jo* dtive. thanking lh# RoUry Hub miMtrnrr, W|U mtl., , „ m (lo w f i t l . l a r m |'.»vr N K - 8 W a m i N W - *iege that will Uka on ' grsatar,
lent anything lif t . Th* city . I*
.SK runw.y* |^0 b y
4,000 frrt; fury when Ihcr# la mot* dark-’
White, R. E. Batten. Ray Uvsra, Jam il, Joana Jam il, Henry Eng
.. « ajjppurt.
. . .
I nuirning ut 10:00 nVImk.
.
coiiKtruct inci Njry .M) f<H»t tax)- ness.
* T. J fk
‘ m m sod B. F. Bullard. lish and Clyda Porker. •
II. D. Pop© w m leonnrrtl on hU j
^
present tha departmemt t. J.
Close to 300 plants. Including
birthday and^tho_ "ong. "Happy J K.lw.r.1 Higgins i. in. M,.nt- vjuy*; inxlnll Unu- lisrhlinxr wm!
1 mitset I,i Ids on all runways Britain's largest bombers such ,«*
Birthday to You " wan dedicated ^umcry, Ain., on a bitihmwvi (np t'
IKI fUtil
•
'
Stirling four-motor planes, car
f.Toy,ooo.
to him. r # r F. E. RoumilUt, who ||„
rt
rtf u n i W n l.
Ibt-and: Clear, grade, grub, ried out tho tarly Sunday morn
has recently become a grandfa nrsdsy.
drain, muck and *wl NE-S.HW ing attack on th* hsart of Ber
ther, members sang "Gene Ituulanding atrip f>oo by 4 30 fact lin that ripped th# ctntec of tbo
millet
Ain’t
What
He
Uaed
Tu
A
Board
nf
Review
fer
Bey
LL
raalad. W a r to IM # , ft*M ftrecity with Hugo explosion* aa Brt-.
Be." ‘
Seoul* will lie holil Inniirht nt mil pave |.rf) by 1,000-root run- tain's new secret "super-bombs*,
existing NE-HW and
Visitors at the luncheou Includ H:00 O’clock-at Ihn Junior High " “ *•
to a wtora.r af war
-Crral Mon", Henry Mbpoieon which Mr. Wnlaeu gave him his
ed Harry McDonald and J. N. School, E. L. Krlwy u-inminretl Pstv-HE runway buses |5tl by 4,- crashed on thair targets.
White, la kd«k la Jail again after
Early today, after daylong
ooo feat. Construct taxiway* and
WigfsU o f Orlando and J. K. today.
sweeps of the region ‘
*'
estt-nd basic lighting, fjti.ooo.
. office
that
Cruel Hamilton o f Bell* Glade.
a
I
n
i
n
»
*
,
plane's Sunday, th* m
Ito M ffM '
will not to worklike going to Ocala boThr • slightly . wrnther-'iejten
ArmlUge
H nnu A rn
hurled ona of lla haavlasl atuctre
aa Jostles of
sign which identifies the Hindu I u u r IP cLrrH
OnH A r e
against tta
Ne.l hetd Frsn«la
Chief WU
i le Gnunly (teurl House b« hraait »n«t lbs thundsrl*|
- t t o County
Uimbs and
an
anti aim
_
Tpe**e
U l (|
hi
w Ocx
won*
Four- persona, two of them 4huok th* English coast-far on.
Stood of Kioaimmrn waa
The rnmpbell-tarsslng fws > of •oldicrs from MacDill Field in hour, routing rstidanU from thatr
*
cattlemen of th« *Americnn Isrginn will have a Tampa wrre slightly injurrrl hut bdils
Hundred* o f Briton*,• on tire
counties to go to W.i-h- dinner mn-ting at t>i« t.egion night w i»n the car in which they
agiJ .'4
south roost watchod th*. bursting
assk immediate redlef Hut at 7 .<10 o'clock tonight to wsra rilling waa fnrrod off tho
control na £0 t> 2 i tasnch ite membership drive.
Sanford-Orlando - Highway
near of lundreda of Uerauu*, 0*ti-oto-'
and auldillgkto
CaKaelbcrry a* tho driver attemp ermft shslto
at Ktoslmmee Hatfrantically stabbing tkoVJgkt ik y
A marring* liransr was issued ted to past a truck.
Wlght. local rattle
Ralph Wight,
aa
Ih*
British
plane* i reastd
who attended tbo m**ling, to William D. lIcNahh. of OrDeputy Carl Wllltoma listed
homo thair attack wRto' tocraa*.
Undo and Mia* Hatel Robert* nf the Injurrrl sat
morning.
________
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ton* from this Cuun. Tinnearer at the Court -'House
George C. Knlnpls. driver of ing vtotonca.
th* mooting, inuud- Saturday.
the roups, and Btova Fcdlnlck.
i Blum*. Ihr. Bamtial
tolh of MarDill Field, and Miaa
Th* regular ms*ling o f the Marjorie
Nicholson and Mi*»
Dawson, H»srv
and Mr*. U B. Futsrv Farmers sf Amsrlcu Margaret Stewart, both of Tam
prsar.nl told scheduled for tomorrow Right pa. They ware
are taken to'to th*
the FsrFarFair to illghUv
Mr
"“ - “ too attf- will b* poatposad until a later nold-fjiughtoa
on Memorial
Ilsspi- nd Toosdoy
data' da* lo tha fast that
u l and dlamtoisd
imiassd after fln t aid
tr—tnunt
a f t * fa T ta r a away.
Border Forces
Are Reinforced
r
Reports Persist That
Britain Will Open
Northern War Line.
About 600 Citizens
j* 0 f United States
.Still In Country
Cleveland Named
Head Of 3tate
Fire Committee
Musical Program jVaccination Of
Featured Al M eet
'*
Runways 0( 4,0001*
Feel To B p Built
A l New Airport
Kucicll, Hrum Pool
Talent In (living
(fid f«»nK Favorites
Fir^l 0 f I i e i a I N o lit t- Is Liven Out By
Wnsliiiujton ( ’ A A
Ar n ,
jrt. ,
Ul R otary U u b
Chief Tells Of Publie I n t e r e s t In
Firemen Elsewhere
Is M arled lotlav
Lake Monroe Rises
8 Inches In Week
£
s
England Stages .
Second Largest
VRaid On Berlin
Steak Broiling Given
For Power Employes
Sanford Party Lands
400 Pounds Of Fish
fSL f e lrJS^lnUBd“ t aUo
Cily NewB Briefa
‘Tt
Prisoner Of Nails
■ y*“256.*5 wrrasfiaww*
hT S & Jt$
^
“CruelMan” la In Jail Again A fter
freedom Lasting Only 4 Days And H alf
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Steed To Try To
Get Flood Relief
Four
Injured In Wreck
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MONDAY,
AUGUST
4.
lost
HI R L E VEH 8K FO R T O D A Y
NO INDIVIDUAL,
NO
N A
TIO N THAT FI.OUTH DIVINE
LAWS OK JUSTICE. RIGHT,
E0USNK8H a n d d e c e n c y ih
W IS E .
HISTORY
THE
« T R F. W N W I T H
RECKAGE OF THEM TH AT
THOUGHT OTHERWISE: The
fssr of Jehovah I* the beginning
• f wiidom.— Proverb* W;10.
Schedule
VICHY,
Unoccupied
France,
A »*. 4.—(#7 —In »n unusual Sun
day mcming ic»«ion, Chief of
Slate Petain conferred yceterday
with tLa naval and military lead
er* of hij inner cabinet and .the
I stmoapherb'in government circle*
' waa calm deiptte the' ParU p H «
campaign for eio-er colaboratlon
with Germany. . .
The campaign of
n«w»paper»
in tha German-occupied capital
[ had centered on a demand for
joint German-French defenta of
Dakar, and other *trong point*
|of French West Africa, againat
any United State*
occupation.
The pre»j ta» implied that a
thorough »hakeup at V ichy u. neceanary to achieve thb.
^Th*
lemons aren't mooting
much niece** tht* tint*
« » Uw# did In |ha U*t war
When i icy tried*’ to turn MsxL
so *ga lit th* United RtaU*.
A dr
joy tri
M ha
gh*tln*
.
*m«r 1* on* who ran en
*1 folders just n* Well
in a rpsl trip__ 81. AuRecord, Them are 11dirt
« e
,V
Fi-' v
•
e -
Flw«ld*nt Roofsvrit- U determined to go ahead with hid price
coatrol theories In tho hop* of
Avsrilng Intlatlon. Another wsy
W ght be to unit paying farmer*
whoa
.
-
j* . "
They’ll
her begin their
. fA lS IN C CHICKENS
Bnotewlfe — Row much ore
They i r »
f 1.10
Id you rulie then
— Ye», they were IB
J 2 s .r ;s
term ami ‘‘ will
o f unbeatable
' f * t hhn a fourth
to get hhw M*
1^1
inaers
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in
th m c i a i n r • o m r i » » * “
KUM BtUaiN9LM «*Ol *T *. Fl-UIIIILUH nlAXlKMV
y u t DICKION. FUlullff.
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I -. T » Colroan C. . Ulckton.
j
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It I# h*r«bf onl*r#a »»i#l F^u
•r« r«(|ulr*<l lo appear on lh« l»t
•toy. of H*pt«mb#r. A. I» 1541. !*•*
j fin# Ih* dlmi* #ntlll#<1 t’ourt. to
th# Tllll of fomplamt fll#«f aacalnAt
J>ou In th# abov# #ntllUd cau*#:
I anil th# ‘lUnfttrtl
llarn!<tM !•
hrrrby •!#•lmiAi**.| u« th# n#w»t|*np«r In which thin onl#r ahall
l»# publl#h#d one# a wi'fk for four
POlUMUtlV# w»#k«.
IVItnMM my h.xn»l «n«l »«.tl **f
| thl* L’ourt ,»t Hanfonl. M#mlnol«
f'lMinljr. Klorti!|i. thl# th# lih J.»y
•»f A<ianat A. I> 1541
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n V )i F!llNlM »M
t*l#rtc nf Ih# alnifs 4‘ourt.
By: A. M WKFKm
Martin H#r «|
I'lalntlfTa Attorn# y
RADIO NEWS
WDBO
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4^-OF) I NEW YORK. Aug. 4,— UP)—
— ( hiiirmin Wnl*h, (D., M a-v), , Thu Moacow rndiu raid Sunday
nf the nawerfal* Renat* Knvul
fuur-pagt taHoid Oermsn-lanAffnlr* ( nmmittee, charged Sun Kuagv newspaper, issued by the
day thnt the arlectlvv *er»lre lied Army ami describing Ger
set wa* adopted under falae prt- man tosses as more than 1,500,ten»e!, end that Pre«ldent R«»>«e- i »0 in lie first month of the
velt’a foreign policy i* operated » » r , is being dropped by Soviet
"to lead u* by day Into the war." planes on Nazi positions.
Hr directed hi* tlaat agalntt
Tho paper has alven German
the Administration a* t ie Senate tank losses about tho same.
prepared tn reaume rnnalderatj.n
The radio, heard here by CBS.
today of a compromise bill which
was liberally ID
would extend the servie o f *e lustralcd
to persuade German
Iccteea. National Guardsman- ami aoliliers to abandon Hitler and
rcservDt* for IS pumthar Th* come over ta tho Soviet* lest
War Department had asked that they perish.
the trainer* be kl-pt In -rrvtce
for the dnratlim, but the Senate
Military Affalra Committer rev
helled.
Tonight's i’refraas*
0:00 Baseball Scores
(1:05 Supper Hour
0:15 Howard and Shelton
0:20 UP New*
0:30 Lets Pretend
7:00 InUilud*
7:15 Miracles and Melodic*
7:30 Sport* Reporter
7.35 Twilight Melodies
7:55 Elmer Davis and the New*
X:00 Forecast.
0:00 Izuly Esther Serenade
0:30 Blondle
103)0 Edwin C. 1HI1 .
•• •'10:10 Bob Trout
10:15 Carl H off Orchestra
10:30 .Charles Splvak Orchestra
11:00 Linton W tlii, news
11:05 Shep Fields Orchestra
11:20 Rus* Morgan Orchestra
LONDON,
Aug
4 -U F )— 11:30 Raymond Scott Orchestra
11:55 Press New*
Hairy llrpkins, American lend
12:00 Sign O ff
N p i y U 'n r r ln n r l f V l l l a o l
administrator, returned to
IY C W n n g i n n a b r u i s e London yc*Ur.l*y after a dramaWHATEVER THE MERITS to the proposal to extend
____
l tic flight __to Moscow to dlacuaa,
• J’ regr
NEW LONDON, Conn., AUg. thn port United State* nnd .Rti- 6:30 Morning Roundup
the service term of army selectees beyond the year of rnS H w p t Uon*cveU was utn will play tn supplying Russia 7:00 Tha World Today
Istment, Gen. George C. Marshall is right In liU conten H
piped over the rstt of hi* yacht with materials
terwls frr
7:15 Breakfast Brevities
ting that “ we cannot build an army if it is to bo used as Pntnmic at the submarine bale against Germany.
8:00 UP Ngwg
# political dub!’ The chief of staff was alluding to a here Sunday night and salted for
Hopkins was expected to atop 8:10 Program resumg
a cruise off New England during la Is-ndin only briefly before
8:15 Mon
’
orning
devotion*
movement for petitions to congress, apparently inspired In which he may confer with Rear
returning to the United States, 8:45 klelodic Momenta
Washington, from selectees urging that they bo released Admirable King, commander gf to
report to President Roose 8:45 Tun* Tim*
at the end of tha year. You aurely can’t build an army the Atlintie fleet.
velt.
04)0 Diana Draw
He had a vivrd here by spec
that way. These young men aro soldiers. The politldans
0:06 Black and White fjotea
ial train from Washington and
0:15 Myrt and Margo
should leave them alone, Instead .of undermining discipline. th * Potomac cast, o ff and **runr
0:30 Marnol
morale nnd attention to the duty at hand^-Mlaml Herald. out into the stream at 7:90
0:36 OrganovHtlrs
o'clock, a few minutes after the
0:45 Woman of ('ourag*
President went eboard ami vir
10;00
Mary Loo Taylor
NEW YORK. Aug. 4 — VP>~
tual censorship closed around
10:15 UP Nows
A
British
official
disclosed
Sun
him. Movements and activities of
By JACK STINNKTT
10:90 A t Home With Bally Mar
th* President at sea will be sur day the Bermuda aviation train
tin
rounded by tho secrecy that nour ing schorl waa supplying the Roy 10:41 Daytona Beach Vgrtettea
■* —l)W I board frr action.
,
i
4,‘t**vr»trallilng
The Federal
CommunlcsUoii* attend* til naval vessel* under al A ir Fore* with aboat 100 pl- 11:00 Kaito Smith, Speaks
lota a year.
Wsthlagton Is getting «> hot it Cnnimlaelon, Ih* Homo Owner* th* state of unlimited erne
Leaving for home aboard th* 11:15 laiterroesxo for Utrings
*
" " . . “ " P f mn be ignored.
• Loan Corporation (which hxa less CJT*
aterlude
Dixie Clipper, Bertram Work, of- 11:30 Interl
Washington U glutted. 1 have than a thousand of It. 7,500 amfk ia l representative of th* gov- 11.43 Our Gal .Sunday
lo ll about It often, Tho steady ployea here), tha Bureau o f the
11:00
up K
r n .
_______,
era ment o f Bermuda, said ha
Influx of humanity to supply the Census, * half a Uoten agencies
11:10 ifuatcal luterluda
had
spent
two
weeks
here
laying
demand
for
tuilert
In
na_______
“
‘
iUmuU 4 f In Agriculture and Int*rMr, ami
HI* 0 M «
grotuidourh r r a racruiting H ill Jack Bgrth and H
fenae (government, workers hero Uw Securities and Ex.-hanM Com-1
drive
fee volunteers
to
be 13:30 Dane* Urn
now number nfhrw than 'Joo.ooo) ml'tlai* aro Just a few that have
12:45 Read of L
Ufa
has eauartl such • bursting at Ihe been s ifte d out b y cnngreaamm
WABHINOTON,
Aug.
i r - train*! at th* Bermuda school.
1:00 Young Dr. Malone
aeama that high tfflciala and nr other efflciala for rruovzl to (Bpjriol)— In an effort to-fore*
congressmrn ran no lenger stand other ritlof.stall the award of a contract to
Vartettes
the at rain.
But decentrallaatlnn by trans aut-of-atote concerns for the con
1(45 Mahrydro-Eou
Round
Homotjiing has to be done anil ferring agencies ard bureaus to struction of an $8,000,000 eooU
to o
Haranad*
that something very likely will th* hintorlan'l* isn't the only artillery firing mngo near Vencabee on* of ins grand scraps of scheme that hoi been advanced. Ice In Saraaote county, Congroao.
W INTER HAVEN. Aug. 4 2:25
th* year. Already on Ca.pHol HUI
I
Several years ago, the Nation roan Patersner Sunday protested (Special)—Diroategs o f tbe Fto- 2:50 Renfro Valter Folk* ;
the line* are forming and cabinet al Resources Cemrv't u cam* out to the war department that Ften. rid* Photographers Association, 2;4S Amaricu Is Translttea
member* and their lieutenants ,wllh a plan to scatter I t “ re
’ centneton tLsuld get tho meeting gt Cyprus* Gardens hare
Pro arming fo r batU* — a bat gional capital*' ovar.the United f t '
Bunds/, selected Tamp* for It*
and Cotofie of wotvls
olds lo
to prevent their bo 'Stater, locating them roughly at
ilate-wide convention next
f? * ! •
definite Im Ur**u* ami agon*las from briny th* same points where the Fed ratioa bam that actaal ronstrueaaeked o ff to Oshkosh or Ttisc*- eral Ream * bank* are located. Uon on tb* Florida contract
Concert Orcha*lOOAA.
have on atteadane* of aboat M #
This would mean regional capi Imminent. The alt* wag
Even President
Roosevelt's tate would bo established at or in
” ittoa members and g**«ta.
4 :00*8o n n Ip th* Wind
ago on a taste tg
nrosa conferone* has heard the tho vleWtle* of Boaton, Now
when f l m d * ^ ^
avsltehl*.
tin t rumbling* o f a skirmish. It York, Philadelphia,
Cleveland,
earn* out of th* talk o f moving Richmond, Atlanta, Chicago, 81. lk R n - r t» . " w
persistent heir
interstate
JM -tr------ Commerce
L Commts
' '
Louie, Mlnneapetter Kansas City, that ouUaf-stgte contractor*
___ t* Chicago —« a move for Dallas and ’ Son, Frantteoo.
ready were segotlatlng fo*t
‘(iff,1
Cbtvsstion af photognphen
which tho ICO h*a no atomach
Tha ptea originally got iota a contract despite th*
.. _____ ,_______ suggested
welter of controversy and after her* of two jp a u p *
an the floor o f Congress with Prealdnat R ooom tt was reported contractor*. ^
^
.
that the ICC could U* be againat It, It. was allowed
keep Jaat as tlaao an eye, i f ant t" g * "ilo th* dtworvL Recently,
a closer on*, on th* railroads it hM 'U tin draggoi tot, .tested Junk Washington ilrngmhsr
o ff *n . has » i-v-4 ehanca af mora tbe Mlkmal cspitsl t o ..
■ i ■
getting bedor* CoogiM* I* th* csmi or f f i t T S l ' r cvntrolly |
form
of
proposed
legislation.
-- ----------- on lr rapH*d*wlth
mother quern Why pick
RenraaooteUv* M. Dlrkaen of
Hllnote . boa aoneutwnd that '
la potog t « push
to - -
Hopkins Returns To
London From Moscow
........ ... ....
100 Pilots Yearly
'drained In Bentiuda
WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
Florida Contractors
Requested For Range
'Photographers To
JUSis?
Convene In Tampa
1:11
Ve
A t Onr Package Store
Y o u ’ll Find H i e B est J *
LIQUOR
L E G A L N O T IC E S
Winter
Directors
70* K. 2nd 8L
Phone 411
NEW YORK... Nmu-.Cc-lAV,,
"SS.-'Flrut/iw- ' JA R atoC ffT a iW
be featured In the role of cur
rent event* commentator in a
eerie* of broadcast! te-gInning
Sept. 28, her *pon*or. the PnnAmericnn coffee bureau, snnounrrd Sunday.
Roosevelt Is Off On
r v \ ^ '
required In appear September l,
1511, let tho Ml! « f rompUInt fit #4
ARMlnrt you by Tlmiimw C. lUmll*
!•*«. fn ih# Clr«u>i i : # i « In ±*4
for Soml nolo .t'uutily, Florida.*m#
p.mie l»#lnff a null for divorce.
Till# order ibtll !»• publUhfd
• nc# .» «r##k for four r«na*rullT«
«..k «
In
Til K
HANFORD
IIKILIMI, a nrwapaper published
In Hrmlnole County, Florida.
^
Witnom my <4fl«;i«l ■lenatvir*
amt the A#*I <4 ■•Id «*>ort at
f*ird. H#ntlnoVv founty, FlorlJd.
Tht* A n t » t f. 1911.
tv I* IIKKNIKI.V. '
•
UUrk Circuit ( oA t
By : A. Me WfiKKft.
P p.
inrilclal SeaJ)
TO START BROADCAST
Breach Of Faith In German Losses Are
Draft Act Charged Listed In Newspaper
■ " " 77
i
VHry Cabinet Meets
In Unusual Session
TRANSIENT
, Lak* county . bank deposit*
h*vs increased 9740,230 in the
last yifer ahowing a *ub*Untlal
Improvement In builass*- condi
tions la our n»ighbnrlng county.
'
■i - w."1
HEMISPHERE. DEFEKtSEj'],
A lthou gh the nation ns a whole may not exited
“ business us usual" throughout the period o f (he em ergen
'(From Tho Washington Po.it) cy. there is no reason us far ns w e can sec why next win
Her atep I* light, -he leave* no ter should not bring its usual <|Uotn o f tourists to Flor
trail through the gran,
ida o r w h y 'F lorid a concerna, which keep abreast o f the
Lean than n wake through water
Do net aeek to -nare her feet a* times, should not renp ns rich u harvest from our an
nual visitors as e v e r Iteforc.
they paaa:
She la the wlnd'a daughter.
A ll indications poiht to a more general expenditure
o f vacation money th is sum m er than is usual at this
.
Ih e will not notice (he nr*tbng*
ime o f year. "T estim o n y o f reso rt keepers and the rep re
ah* goee,
sentntives o f transportalion agen cies," w rites Charles R.
Or young fruit on the tree*.
But the feel of fenthera ag.lloal Spcaro fo r the North A m erican N ew spaper Alliance, “ is
her brrsat ahr knewa,
thut the A m erican people ure vacationing moro exten sive
Young applet her wild heart *<e*
ly this y e a r than la-fore."
Em ployees in dufonsu industries, ns well as tho stock
----'A M - If *he la-enrelesa of utorm,
F.
the It not brove:
holders In b ig corporations w hich have rich, defense tonH And giving, not freo of heart,
tracts, aro m aking m o m money now than they hnvc fo r
k
She will not fear for the fruit
many years. W ith th e curtailm ent In the production o f
S l ' rhe mty not have,
{.
NAr keep whnt w t« lost from automobiles, radios, frigiria ire* and oth er manufactured
B .V
th* atnrt.
articles fo r civilian use, they aro hard put to it to find
SISTER MARY IRMA, II. V. M. som ething to buy w ith their n ew found w ealth .’ T h ere Is
no reason n rlW W !lr<ra fllzeltble n flm l*o e~ o r them w ill not
It take* s tot of weed cutting nvest in tra v e l.
r
thrsa day* to keep n town w*ll
And so fo r styila, and o th or ceaaops, tho la rg e num
groomed.
*•
ber o f m ol h ers" sons from o th e r states stationed in Flor
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France *erm* to have reached ida camps, the noed fo r a fe w days o f rest from the
the conclusion that her cotenud arduous labors o f th o defense program , and all tho usual
fC-'
empire belong* to whoever get* reasons w hich hove been b rin gin g tourists to Florida fo r
• i th en first
years, wo b clievo F lo rid a Is go in g to have the b iggest siaA fter hli conference with Jo son ever n ext w inter, and that those resort areas w ill he
seph HUIIn, w ell
bet
Harry rew orded w hich go a f t e r the tourists.
Hopkln* will return home wltn
his face reddggMbnn ever.
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It m ay l** too e a r ly yet to Bay that the German war
m achine h a* bogged down on the steppes o f Itussia, or
th at the Red arm y has d elivered any decisive blow ajuin.d
H itler, or th at the w a r w ill lie o v r r by Christm as, hot it
is fa irly clea r by now that at least the N azi tim e table
has been radically and dangerously upset and that the
A llied forces fo r the fir s t tlm o since the war began have
had a real break In th e ir fa v o r .v
It was variously announced at the beginning o f :h attack on Russia th a t H itle r would be in Moscow in
three
weeks and
th at the vast stretches o f tho entire
Union o f S o viet S ocialist Republics would l*e under G er
man dom ination by th o fir s t o f August. Kven the m od
optim istic o f the neutral m ilita ry exjierts could not sm
w here the Russians could hold out until Fall.
And yet a fte r six weeks o f furious fig h tin g In which
the assertions from lx>th sides have rivalled each other in
the exa ggera tion o f th e ir claim s und in their obvious fal
s ity and w h ere even today life Russians claim as many
successes fo r them selves as tho Germans, one f a d .-lands
out above all others, p ro vin g th at this is no shadow boxilig. lh o fig h t is still goin g on, the Germ ans are not y t
in Mos
oscow, und itussinn resistance, rath er than breaking,
fs
all alowjr i) /tf Wltft ' r * ’•
This is better news than w e realize fo r the llrilish
and indeed fo r all th e dem ocracies fig h tin g aggression
everyw h ere. R very G erm an sold ier killed on the Russian
fron t is one German less fo r th e British to contend with
when and i f an invasion o f England is attem pted. Rvery
plane and e v e ry tank destroyed on thp road to Moscow is
us good us another plane o r tan k built in A m erican fac
tories. R v e ry gnllon o f oil burned on tho eastern front
brings G erm an y one step n earer to final exhaustion o f
her oil reserv es.
And so there is cause fo r real rejo icin g in flritein
and Am erica. T h e w a r may not be won in Iliisd u but it
w ill be m ade vastly ea sier to w in In the months and years
(bat lie im m ediately ahead.
Next
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M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 4,
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 *
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Wine, Gin, Cordials, etoi
Free Delivery,
P ie * * gifts
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store f
Mather Arcade
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TO MYRTLK VAN'tiriJ.A IMMILTON \<l<lrr«w Unknown
X«i» »r# htroliy commnmltd and
Prof. K. I*. Lord
1:46 Wingi Over Jortlan
6:00 Albert Warner Civet the
New«
5:10 Sport* Newv-Tcd liming
6:15 Jerry Wayn*. Song*
5:30 Doc
Seflera’
Tru* Life
Slorle*
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N O T IC E
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Furniture. Several Repay
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SEED BED TIME I& HERE!
Products For Celery Bods
Knot.
B Makes
and dampoff chinch bug
finer, healthier plants at much leas cost.
Fa* beat n o d te uae * « r P E R R Y .M O B B S T A L L
NON-BOLTING GOLDEN P L U M B or WOOD—
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^ 6 N d'a V, AUGUST 4, 1941
T T ltf S A N P 0 T H V H E R A L D . S A N F O R D ,
S ocia l A n d Personal Activities
Mr s . LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
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T e le p h o n e
r
Truthseekers Spend
Day At Daytona
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F L O R ID A
PACK
Mrs. Wood Honors
Her Mother At Tea
M;*
14» j
m.
•n
P e rsonals
(Ju\
I*
Wtittl, Jr.
liH K H v
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n iR B l
M »K I>
J K K I'S A I KM
ViI
11iH'tllnU •
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iNHiing
nrni* r ’ In*
3%
,ii .hi iit..irinai ten at h
in \Vt t s* \rntrenth Stic
A STATEM ENT
>hMmi I ly ,ift**rtio«>n honorp
•». I her \|.. C K W ill inn
• r M .HIM
I.AW b n Mr I- .
rinniat
w«»
Members of the Truth Seeker*
t'K»lOj» Mi Whi
Class of the Methodist
Church
William P o p lin i- v i m I iii * mi
M ONDAY
t "•f'l.iimMl
Ilaytona
Beach on Waycri r«.
St.
Mark's
Chapter o f
the motored to
(•a
v%11li III-* tfiomi
\\ «hh) in «'iirM*
Thursday
for
their
annual
“spend
!
W om an's Auxiliary of the
Holy
parrnL*
*»rr M k< Mn
Cross Episcopal
Church
will the day” meeting and picnic at
and Mi.<* Klir.
Mrs. (Jeorge Mcmeet at rf:(A) F. M. at Ire Pnn«h t ls home of
Vivien Knight i* np%*nd !*•-1h | i
!i-*un t»'i». r>an „
a
|
Wit
M
House. Mem hers arc asked to Crura.
in* a wHrkft* vutaliou
mi
\%crr»
4rrVi
During s short business
bring their Bibles.
l tilt
d ifli
*e * | P rtrt.h u rg and Jack mvill r.
.«f'4*r«M>nn
•ion
over
which
Mrs.
John
I h ...
TUESDAY
t*» lit* w it h r ll.
presided,
resolutions
liir l Scouts will meet at the \aughn
ho- n .
"ili‘M m*rp
Little Houte at 'J :00 T- M. with w r tr " • « * »> memory Of two *!•- 1JoK.V- ^- ! ! , ' , N l ' Ua! '
M. .
11 \dai.iw, Mrn. .1 |.
a nose bag luneh
lunch and blanket .
M r s .M ln m e Holt tenlav
ju n io r ' S p n n g "'
I
Mr- t-'h>\d t
Pol,.,.
roll to go to Cam p Wiki Wiki. » ml ***•*• c - J- 1 orwin. The de
M»
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' W.ghr || Mr
\\
Th e
sewing
session for
the I »ot ions I was conducted fy Mrs.
Mr. slid Mrs
h
,\| S s u n , ^I
Ih up-n, .Mi. U n til,
I, ,
Red Cross will be sponsored by I*’ . *• Chapman.
returned Yesterday t m u n u e e iP j rot*., - l i e * . - H s l i w s f " - I > s n, — V ,* <*
, < b « E aststn Star tn the W om an s ' ■
,
".isp< v t > »s > Mrs. vacation spent in -Wiiudun S . d e w , !>••«,
\fr, » J
W,.\» •
- f l r t - beginning nt -ll:So A . M. i ” • "■ Turner, Mrs. Chapman and 'and lllghpoint. N r
end Mr* \V \
f.rrfTee.
W EDNESDAY
•',M - KL
Crenshaw < » • up
tlM '*Msdolvr,
Tr,t
The Auxiliary to the Brother- pointed to write n resolution in
Mr nnil Mrs |i K.
m uoii
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Perkin
hood of Hu Hr nnd Trainmen will nemory of Mrs. (). J. I’npe.
ks'
M irthu
Adorns.
Mlhold Its regular meeting in the
*l wn* reported by Mrs. Cren\•!.« n*- f*.»r|in P»»1
Elka Hall at 3:00 P. M.
‘haw ">•« the cost of refinishing
,
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M
f
Mi
Tho Red Cross sewing room* 'he -Truth Seekers cla-s room at
»
r..,»
K I ir * I m*»I
in the Woman's Club will be ■Enterprise amounted, to T* ami
MI m M a ry Khe.it>* 11*
Ihin.t*' I * > M l' \|. .
• Unit
Miopened at '2:30 P M. by M rs. I Mrs. Utto Schmet l iLunated the
na«l .in h» r
vcM t'iiU ). Mr I ii 'v K miiiii 'I fn»
l»*s
M trini..
81. C lair White.
, amount to the class. Mrs. J ( '.
e*"gliii»t
,u..
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KM.nlirlh I.* f
Russell in v ited t h e rm -m ters to 4 h 'l Mr* ft, S. Wmiihl** «*f ( ••n fir.
THURSDAY
e r r Hill
Townsend Club will have its meet w ith h e r n e x j m onth.
Innitle one of England'! "Churchiir' tank«. Prime Mini«t. r \Vin«toi
|
Following o picnic lunch which
regular meeting in the Court
M r*. A n d r t w
Ca iu w a v
am «I - ,
hurrhilt, for whom tho now type lliituh heavy tank wa. numnl, ear
(
oris served at the noon hour, the
House st K.OO I*. W.
K i r m mii;( \vh.« havt ^ I g l O n S ( | | | | )
F o H llV O
Mi*■ on .4 ratio* ronver«ation. Owinu lo th»« tank * t ramp. •! interior
The Friendship League of the members rnjoyed swimming amt Mr*. W. (i
tx-en spending s month ul Ihu
Jhurchill tliscardctl hta well known hat in (JYt>r of a Uo>.i! Tank rvgl
IlostCongregational Churrh will meet Chinese deck ers games.
tona Heath, have irtuim-d I
mvnul bcrvL
with Mrs. Henry Nickle nt her i esses for the party with Mr». Mchome on Silver Lake gt iljOO P. Crum were Mrs. W . I V Hoolehan
Mr. sn.l \|n. liny I'.im loti
Sanford
I.ion
and Mrs. Otto Schmehl.
M.
and um have rrturtH'd Imm .1
• ml*** up ili.
Those
enpoymg
the
outing
P. E. O. Oganiiation under the
|month** vur.it mn »p«*nt 111 Hit
•• -»ii Thiir-uduv uf
sponsorship of Mrs. S. 0. SFJn- were: Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mrs W.
Spring*. Ark
alioor.| y K Hoiimillut
holser, Sr., will sew for tha Red C. Deklc,
Mrs.
||. ||. Duncan.
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Mrs. Flossie (ioodson. Mrs. Cren
J)r
W
T
leUitirlry rrtprnrd
I
party v% l| Irave lh# Sa"
shaw. Mrs. W. W. Ellis, Mrs. J.
Satunlav from Jack** nvillt* uhrrv f * " . l Itoat Work-*
ft r o m p tly
«'
C. Russell. Mrs. M. L. Burns u f
hr
,allriiilt‘il
the
I*hut
I
mIiosh In »•
II
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. |..«*k anti -t |it» n ir « iio |h
Dallas, (la., M il! Jranir Putnam,
Vullry M>>litnl ('o n x ’ntion
u
ill
I.*•
«eiVe«d
Muxkvt
ll
S
t
t
vA.it'
Mrs Leslie
Went,
Mrs.
K. W.
t1 <IMIlNNfd Cream I 'a ir liter
Mm* I*'*i trr
H
l.anMimr m o in
•II
xll
Turner. Mrs., W. R.
Edenfield,
•Mill'■4
imrthwi '
Mia. William Strinprr .nnvrd
h
a
rgi
y»f
arranK«'Oient«
f
r
*
ih.
. 1 IM r-*'i
Mrs. Urodie Williams and
Mrs.
4»
yratrrday
from
Talliihai*-rr
to
j
pui»v
and
thn«r
widiiitic
to
<
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Mill.
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ni ■> uf L |,*V N• •
11. A. Swanson.
tend
art*
rr<|urtt«ti|
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Also.
Mrs.
Chapman,
Mrs.
either Mr. Stowart or Mr. V.an
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.......... Mtin V
Nettie Ttllls.
Mrs.
T. W. W U•t*it h**fore mxin m» Turmlnv.
iulr'vr 1 f. •mu eriit ,m( i>
Hams. Mrs. Schmehl. Mrs. W. I.
rhnrlra Anilrmiin l**ft Satur
,H|
Hughey, Mrs. lit D. Russell. Mrs.
day niicht for N«»rf«»lk,
'. ' I HUM '■■I* »•* hi* -iifi • i
D. C. Barellft. Mrs. W . J. David
include viait* in t>malia. Nehru
rr*um r hia dutir* » « uii apprrn.. 1... » 1,1 •if' • ■*- w 14 lifilii; •
Mrs. W .
E. Wells.
Mrs. J. B.
k.« .»n,| North llakotn Jhov will
tica «f>man.
1 kr .Mil*' imnil ,'f :i
Crawford.
M r-.
Join
Vaughn,
he joined later l«y Mr. Vi*uii|f I " i .
•1. *1 . Ip If *1, Wll S th-» | •
Mrs. Carl Wiliams’,
Mr*. W. D.
who will return 0 >:nc with them
Mr. and Mn*. J
Hull and
eycc
•
.u.|
..f “••lit•irrlniii' »»
Hcnlrhan, Mrs. A. It. Shoemaker,
Mr. and Mr*. T J K. W r ll* If ft
,1,
k unr »• m.llirn i In
A. K. Shoemaker, Mrs. McMr mill Mr** Ito h ert S o u l '
Our ex- ’ Mrs.
Vfwtrrd.iv for St
l.oUia. Mo. to
1
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.K\
f,
*i
-n*i,ni i Itllrtrtinii m
h a d im thi’ir w r r k r m l irueata, \ | i
Crum and Mr. and
Mrs. ||. (S. attrnd 11 llibl# CTonferrncr
Drake and daughter, MJrtinc, of
.'till Mr*». K. J Sm ith, .»|r* J***
revealed
IIm
t i « *1 III!
•••III
Gastonia. S. C.
F e r t u i n d r t a n d Paul V a l u e r , uh
AI I^»r, H arry Lev uml James
* M\. «Sn ,r h.'•If* IfltllM
»»f Tampa.
. ^ h o , Fgye Williams, Barbara
Hoolihan
who an* w« rkitur at
"-I'M
• * >p •*l
.npi •*«*•••••
Ann Edanfteld, Mary
Elizabeth
Camp Hlandinir, uprnt tho.week
».*p r( i. ii •
•it
n
w hiilgave
Hill, Beverly Fisher uf
Deland.
Mr. and Mr-*
f . Smith h*
and hero with their families.
1 l.*cl i..* I ii “ now i
Peggy. Helen and June Hoolehan,
a« thi ir fueata l.i*t week Mr j n
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Laura and Mary Schmehl, Carl
Friends o f \|r*. J It Hhdip.* Albert L 'a c and daughter. D- [ • .it li.i'i,l.
Willima, J r , Gwynne
McCruni, will teffret to leurn that -»he i* tore*, and the Mi*»e* Dori* an 1
riuuirh f.ir iip.nit ni man
llusel Wiljiam-* The M lo r t Wd
Kay and
Billy
Shoemaker and ill nt K*t home on 2tMl! Talmet
Bill Bogart.
liuma aUo viaited with their un 1 .. ,*t«. the* Ut•rn«n ii and !tn
to Avenue.
cle and aunt, Mr. and Mr a . J. I* ’ i • mint « iil-.» ui!i *•re! tlmt I'
irhtiny1 vk:i • <n pif *kf1**rt4 III
B everly’ Fi*hcr han returnctT t'a««idy and family.
to her home In He|^in«l after
• OPTOMETRIC r •
vititinj? with Uarbaru Ann Kdrn- • Forming a parti upending i
day yp.terilnv at Davtxns l i e .
field for aeveral day*.
s -" ,r the Mi-ses Connie M t .1
I•v
Mr. and
Mr*. It. C. Moore
Mr. and Mra. (Jeorge Harden Joan Aararcllo, F.litahrlli
Celebrated their silver
welding nnd children *pent yeaterdiy ut son and Doris Hi-ek of <>—
anniversary
at H eir
home on Juniper Spring! with Mr. nnd and ltlll Math* !. I*CP l"J* 1111
1 <>|M«i.it»
H U •AN D.
liig
i'l
.in-l
East Second Street on Suturday Mra. Marco II. (Jalhrenth and T. K. Johnson, Jr..
Kill lilt t ii
Tlx- UpP' lllI "II lit uf
Morgnn, III.
afternoon nt which time numer children o f New Smyrna.
.1 S.infold tu .i
Alim H u l l ous friends called to offer
A. M
(■••1 1- posit i< II nil llli* fa* nily uf 11•
Mr
and M
grmtulatlons.
I t 'S the "capital** el RU
Mr. and Mrs. Johiv I.. Kaih r.
uf M i
im k
S ii SU 't'u ii l nivt'ssiiy
The rooms of the Moore home Mrs. W . E. Under, Mrs. J. A. nier this morning
vacationUndal
Every kind ol
were transformed into a veritable Cunningham nnd Bavmoiul Kndcr daughter, Aleen, to t )r l»" d • -n-l mu ha.*! t•*« is aruiuumol hy Pi*
recieelion tai«qiaable — ell Ihe
MtHulh •
flower garden with quantities of left Saturday night by motor f> r placed her in the Urangi ' -'o ial ulm l \V S. All«i»
ettrRcliona that bring thouaanda
ol winter vecetloaere— ere youre
gladioli, asters, roaes and dahlias a two weeks' vacntiBh in Indiana. Hospital where she will .111 I--rgri Will M»*UIM** ilutli'ri isf IIMlFU* •
a series of treatm.-nt- n -l an In pianu « Ifn liYe hi Srpii'iiiU i
t h u i u m m i i «t a email liaction
being used. The dining table wus
A
irrusluair
of
Sli
tstin,
ll
•
oiwralion. Mr. and M
Cordol winter eeeeon coeta. Famoua
overlaid with a lace cloth and
Mr*. J, W Daniel has gone In
plecee like the Oversees High
erntared with the wedding enke Siivsnnah. fin. to visit with Mi*. nier plan to remsin in t-.tsude new in*li iu lu| ri*vlv««| Ihr ha* li
4'lor
o
f
IllllrtU*
(lltri'V
U*T»III
P»J.»,
way end Key West. Merinelend.
fo
r
two
weeks
to
l>r
lo-ni
h
'
which waa lopped by a miniature Louise W ell*. Rhe will lx- Joined
un*l
.Hiil»-ri|urfitly
ulti
Hi*
Dak Tower. Cyprees Gardena.
bridal couple. A t one end of the there by her mother, Mr*. C. II
Silver Springe countless other
Among those seen ut Dost na Kiialm.tn Sili^itl of Mi»*is* (ii «»l»
tatle was placed the punch bowl Girardeau, o f Columbln, S. C.
Attractions will make it the beat
uf
a ria
Beach yesterday were M h - Mar- tain u l athcinr
from which punch waa served
vacation you've ever bed. Flor
iorie t!ogburn. Ml.s D on- Hull. with a iiiumc major in I'J.I'J. Sin*
throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. W . T. latngley left yes
ida Motor Lineo will make lt^
On Saturday evening Mr. and terday for Ravannah, G a., where Miss Lola Culdwcll. Mi*- Her- Kainet! furlher •uinimr trmuifiK
e c o n o m ic a l!
o il •conditioned*
I'-iru- at 114* K-talmnn School in
M n . Moore entertained
with a •ha will visit a few days before rebel Hamby, the ML—eStreamliner buses wiU moke it
dinner party. The dining U b le going to Hw< Carolina* to visit fur thy, Mary and Kuthrvn \\ -.'vixs. uiuJ irtu'intl hi rv tu receive h« i
komlortable; convenient sched
Miss Eleanor W att. Mis- ll-len ina trr uf a t li ileiffcr from Kiel
waa centered with H o tradition. several weeks.
ules will make ibo most ol your
Hutchivm, Miss Ellse H o t'lx'o n . aim in I'j:i7.
•1 tiered wedding cake Kidding a
time. Your Florida Motor Lines
Mr».
Dultuje
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u
u
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ani'iijc
Miss
Katherine
Glnder,
Mr
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miniature bride and groom. Sur
agent will gladly give you de
Mr. and Mr*. T. C. Broom
tail* and make vocation trip
rounding the eaka and
trailing have moved from, th'dr former Mr*. J. J. W r s lr G e n e ll.wri-on,- her tearhiiibr eip**rlem«»« a » uii»suggestions.
tha tnlirr
length of the table borne on Mungusllhe A venue and Edward Higgins, Jr.. Ilenrv Csr-. nirr of inrttruction at tho llniverwere garlands, of ' pastel shaded are now residing in their new rrjl, .John Adams, Ralph Tolar, alt^- uf Florida public lu hupl mu
U
NION 101 STATION
Jimmy Terwilleger, Harold Hat- sic tiep4iMint nt, public Mih4»ol uni.
gladioli. Pitta cards were mad*
Cor. t t U t H a N U A i • f t w a M M
home on 2424 In u rel Avenue. kina, Gordon lla llj'.n ru re Holt. ale k 'lrb in y
in Huytoua
thneh
of orange blossoms entwined
in
M IA M I I I A C M 1 0 1 S T A T IO N
Jack
Bolt.
Charles
Williams, front 1U.1A (<! Ill 17. ami «*xpcri< nc«*
w q id ln f H ag design.
US WilingUaOee.
r t a a k l ll J
Mrs. W illiam
Shepherd
and
Those Invitedinvited to the
th, dinner daughter, Irma La*, have rb Jimmy Spencer, Richard liens, aa cuunty ntuaic supervisor for
Jackaon
cuunty.
1U.TJ-40.
Claude
Whlddon,
Jr.,
Joe
Doug<nn: Mr. u d Mrs. a 0. Gray, turned to their home in Cocoa a f Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Vanlloy, Mr. trr spending a week here with lass and Mr. and Mrs. J. N As.
C A N A D A IIK1.PS O U T
aa ratio.
sad Mrs. Sam Hlghlryman, Mr. relatives.
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Auir. 4. t/P)
sad Mrs. IH C. Harper, Ur. and
— Malcolm
MacDonald,
British
S E C R E T A R Y H U L L O N JOB
Mrs. H. W- Rocker, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond Luiwlhigh
comm mr mner
to ('inorti.
Ai f . Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. E.
attended the Proctor .&•!••
that
Canutla waa
W A S H IN G T O N , Aug.
I. - W ) aaid Sunday
wedding which took plaeo In the — Secretary H ull returned t ■ the devoUng morr than 40 percent uf
Methodist Church in Orlando on capital Sunday night and plan- her national income to activv proSaturday evening. Mr. Lundi|ul*l nad to bs back on tha Job nt tlw •ecution of tha w ar and that
Cross in the Wmaaa’a Club from •erred aa an uaher.
Stats Department at 9:00 oVI.gk about |0 percent o f this amount
1:00 r . M. until 4:00 P. M.
waa being uoed to pay for tupVR1DAY
Mrs. Y 'o n k L Miller and Mrs. this morning after an a> sence of piles tent to G rn it Britain.
more than a month.
u Dirt Hardeners Circle of tho
(n n i li li .i lt »
ratlM 'tl
me
i>*,-c
u lm l,
t•• l.ik e
JU T j l l —t Ix l .ire
,i
we
H ip
i;,,,,u, e v e r
and
th :in l.» lo the l»*--t little
and
th e
am
once
p la ce
lx -l
n u r s e * and
m o te
lin e
o f I,,,-o n * -
upen int! w ill !>c
an d
Unoii i,
\n g i»*t
no
li.i».
u ser
lit,
rn n lro l
“ teal
1 t hdli. cil
divide,
nn
h n -p il i 1 in the 1 . S.
d o cto r*
to
i.ii t, it
rea d *
to
Hu ii
.,*
m ind
up.
up
I
my
I ’ lai'c. The
liv iiri'i
-Mh.
YOl US Till l.Y.
SAM II AW KINS
. \ *? y. V*
T O THE “ M ISTER” WHO
MISSES HIS “ M A M M Y ”
rruisc* On Thursclaj
( it*rmans Advance " ’aKe-iiour violation
On City O f Kiev. ,n < " r>- Work Found
I kranian
*7)n.
Capital
N O TE b o o k :
F*H Uttiess Towa?i
W«rk and Piny
H E couldn't con
centrate on work oi
play-his
pained him.
.amlnatlon
viaion defects. Cor
rective glasses
him clearer sight,
new interest in lit*
SEMINOLE
COUN'IY LAUNDRY
M 't
\\
III lllli
M
I 'l l O N K
17.1
-f-*
D r. I N G R / M
Moores Celebrate
Silver Anniversary
n n z E c a r r vf f r - : r m ’i
Kathleen Dubose Is
(ilven Stetson Post
Harry Lae spent Saturday in Or.
Sanfotd Garden- Club will sow Undo with Mrs. Miller's daughfor tho R«d Cross In the Wo terj MMs Doris Stewart, who ntman's Club from 0:30 A. M. un turned homo with them for Ike
til 11:10 A. M.
Ends Tonight
Fonot
Toor
Tmublw!
Sherw ood Jaeobaon le ft y Satur
day an tba ‘'Champion'* for Pattaraon, N. J . w b r „
ho will
■pond Ms
vacation
with Ida
grandmcther. Mrs. A. M. Sait.
HOP! ••notIAMOUR
WILLYS
•dray Qastafson wQl
dnesday far her hone
re polls, Mian., after
two months with her
I aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
THE MOST SENSATIONAL CAR OF 1941!
are among tho assay assets of the Amerkar. In
waa driven MjM# mile* In U daysl
I•
Id let an leU yon sheet ear BABY TERMS I
r. BBBN APPOINTED EXCLUSIVEiNPOBD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY
FO R D , F L A .
r
-/ •
/pi
? 'lr 4-.H r
t ”
'
V*
f - j "tT -
%' I '
v* «
VJ
teleph o ne
/
P
o r
Td
a
M °
t o r
I1
�m m
■
mt rouK
TH 1
BA1W 0KD
H E R A LD . BAW TOHD,
T ie** Medal*.
lira. Oearga 1 McDoaaU **4 hueand Oevtoeee
of A. V. Mellearge A. McDonald, aa hairs al
_
deceased; Murdo Legnn aad wife, ......
l»a e a . who**
. -..-Ila n M O * la uaknewn: John Raatka aad Wlf*. —
Ram.
ke. whoa* Christian name la aaknewa; J . IL Uee* aad wife.
--------- Haa*. whoa* Christian name la uakaown; 15- H r ralmer;
Andrew Jehaeen. a* trasle* for WII*. Headier A company. L Iga l* A Com pa n r . Lowd«fh *k. flltbert A T e a p a a r . O arr.lt Bowes
* VaaRoren. Trees a Rmlth. W. IL Aleaaader A Com pa or. Rck.
men A Vllabarg. and OlllMWa A llexamer. Judgment creditor* of
J.
Ir.
Doraett;
l i a t t
C. Palteraeii
aad
w lfu --------felt.rean. who** Christian nams la aakaewa: J. IX Dsrsatl sad
sir*. Venn I* Dnreetl: R. C. High**; J. H. Hell; C. II. Him*: A.
clement: Mrs. Hophla B aser and hneband. --------- lu .t r , who**
Ckrleitan name Is sak aew a: Rickard J. D sad j and w lf * ■
rtnndr. whose Chrletlaa name la onknnwa; A.
P. Tripod sad
wife.' -------— Tripod, whose Christian name Is
ushnowa:
All
surviving alochholdars o f C. d F. Holding Companjr, a dlroolved
aa diatrthsl***
the. —
assets
corporatioa
rcorporation,
or norati
____ ,_______ . of
.. —
—
_of
— aald
.
. .
Shoe* name* are nahnown; K a m i Maaa; J. K. Alexander; F.
K Wheeler: Mr*. Willie Humphrey*, a w id o w ;'!. A. TelehmeiR
I- M. Dunn nnd wife. Annie H Dunn; Richard
Honeycutt and
Oir* --------- llonerrutt. whose Chrlstlea name la unknown; t^ la
llnnerrult. a widow; W. R. Konnts and wlf# --------- Kooula. whose
Christian name In unknown; R. to. Fuller and wlfw
— - ■ FulIrr. whose Christian name la unknown; R. M. gtodden and wife.
„ ------- - (Hodden, whoee Chrletlaa
name le unknown; Karsh KK'—nla and huahand. ■
Kmnto.7 whose Chrlstlaa name la
unknown: /. I . Maull aad w lf*. Margaret Maetl; Mike Krlrtx and
wife. --------- ' M l h f V C X 7 t n d l K ( n name la unknowa; F.
II
Parrish and w lf*. — — — Parrish, whoa* Christian name la un
known: Alice Henri* and husband, 1’. I- Hearts, aad Alle* K Cm
end huahand.
■
Co*, whoa* Christian name I* unknown
Prederlck ft Rusael and wlf*.
■—
Russel, whose Christian
name la unknown: Thomas W. Moran and wlfa, --------- Moran.
whose (Virlatlan name la unknowa: Abraham R. Lnnfaktr and
wife.
■ ■■ fmngsker, whose Christian name la unknown: ! a n s i
Mils* and wlf*. --------- Milan, whoa# Christian nams la unknown;
Johann* faiadqulet and haaband. Carl I.undoulat: XT. IL Howard
Craig Wood Wins Schrafft Leads In
Motor Boat Races
Imaginary Crown LONG B K A c iiT N. Y.. Aug.
4 — OF)— Georg* Schraft of BoaAs World_ Champ ton
slammed his Chris*!* IV
Ranks
Bobby Riggs
Best In World
ivbcb
M ONDAY, AUGUST
W U JW U O M
f t a e lf
corner raid «*c run N TU f u 15 I
ft. Wreterlv to heslnnlng
----------- Kouth l l . l « acre# of |*>t J .... - ...... .......................
K 1-1 Pf N K ,I - I of HW l - l A N l-T -o f NE l - « of
KM l - f of KW 1-4 ....... .....f ----------------------r ~ — J.
N - l- J of HW J-« A N l - t of
N » -t
of K 1-1 of
HW l- f North of Orant L i n # ----------- — -- -----NR 1-1 of NR l.e of NW l - l ----------------------------------- NK l - l of KW 1 -4 --------------------- -------------------------- ---------K l - l of NIV l - l of HC 1-4. Lea* K l-J of H 1-J -----HW l - l of HW 1 - 4 ____________________________________ _
That Part of N W 1-4 of KW 1-4 Kouth of I l f . -----------KW 1-4 of KW 1.4 A W » - l of S li 1-4 of HW 1-4 -----KK l-J of N W t -f A NR 1-4 of KW l - l . ------ ---------------
34
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4
17
4,
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id
it
i*
19
T*
id
it.
it
ie
s*
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it
MAHONING
C
O
U
N
T
R
Y
HAMPTON, N. T., Au«.
t
n
At noon Batnrdiy Frank
CLUB, GIRARD. OHIO, Aug. 4.
ts
!l
24
would lu te rlilmed to ko
ii
IT
— Playing tho cool, steady game
is
>1
N W I-1 of KW l - l A HW 1-4 of N W 1-4.'------------------ 31
boot tennis player In lb#
9
21
If
which haa kept him among the
Y. 1-4 of NK 1.4 of NW 1-4 --------------------------------- --Id ond meant It. But to «how
HW l - l of MR 1-4 of N W 1-4 A N l-t of HR 1-4 of N
natlon’a lading golfer* for 20
t a dlfforoneo ■ f r » hour*
tt
11
It
29
K l- t Of NW ~i~fT f.ee* N T# yda of W l f e r a iT Z ir . 17
ti
year*, peraonahl* Craig Wood
mako. by 6 P. M. the proper
24
E
l
l
of
KB
l
l
qf
N
E
1-4
__
.______________________
31
n
h'unday won tho unofficial world
Mthortxod quotation w o if .*
II
•i
S
champlonehlp
with a declaive
J }oM y Riggs 1* tho bent tennU
Ilegln K 1-4 Kec putt of Kec *. T w p .'ll B. R. II E.
fiva and four vktory over hueky
in tho world today. H o i
Run W II II cha. N * deg. K 11.14 C h * . R H H
t
tt
it
rh» . Hill, as
N. to le*if m nine —
Vw-^~e-e i
Via Che ill.
yton, aH right.’*
Heartn Nfl ror. Her I Twp. 31 !6. H. 31 K. run W
abrupt about fnc* was
The national open king vir
• 61 rhm . H I AfU*. IV It Cl Ch* H II S-l d «f«. R
«
11
tually clinched
the mythleil
(•9 Oi*. M ISIS ch» lo l>Fclnnlnv
___ __ _— —
br tho •-«, 6-2, «-3 tri
ii
21
W 1 et of ** 1.4 of NW 1-4 Of HW 1 - 4 __ ___ _________ __ 13
31
ll 1 t lm
scored ovrt U *
eroWn end ILa 1300 priie with a
31
3!
11
VeOt I ......... ....... ..................... .............*— -----------• [f Californian In tho Mat
■enaatlonal seven gnder par 6-1
31
31
HK 1-4 of NW l - l ----------- ----- ---------------- -------- ---------------- IT
,. daw club Invitation touma- Tbl, London girl la doing bar bit M In tha first round of the 72-hule
31
21
K l-J Of HK 1-4 of NK 1-4 ............................................ T1
n
Houtli 1-1 of HW 1-4 of HK 1-4 ................................. 11
>i
■t’a final matrh.
Thereby the Brltlah “V * (for TtctoT7) c a »
rlaealc. T in t amaxing aeore put
33
3
1
31
W
3.4
of
N
1-3
nf
N
W
1.4
of
NK
l
l
....
...........
.........
, n won Korac’a wholesome re
palgn. H er hat la made‘n the forn
him aeveti up and Gbetai, the
n
>i
NK 1-4 of HK 1-4 ________________________ ___ __________ _ . 23
d probably
put the Indian i f the Uttar aad U trimmcd w tl PGA tttllat, bad flipped only two
P i and
I
23
31
HK l- l of N W l-l
it
hun
far
a
long
time
to
I
N
1-3
Of
NW
|e|
of
HW
l
l
4
k
South
II
ft.
of
HW
1-4
tha
three
doU
and
n
da»h
that
elg
i on hi
off Ih* margin when the match
. . .
h
31
.
of
NW
l-|
..................
.
_
.............
.....
...............
S3
n
loo
much
for
me.
|
nlfy
tha
U
tU
r
In
Horae
code.
a.
ended on the 08th green.
1 N. 33d yd* of K*»t SIC Yd* pf NW 1-4 .... ...... ......t__ . ti
Tt
21
K coopt®
coapla o f day* ai<>
Ik
- -VUU*;u e rro r -tev..t£* TV wear-old Wood had 14 blrdlep and an
SI
31
NK !•«. of NW |-«, \*m» N Slo jrila of K«*t SIC Y d « ___ . 23
—
—
—
m
i
Aa
*
r
r
y
f
'
win tho national 'title In a
31
. 21 .31
i I W I . I of. N W 1-4 of NK 1-4
blond Ma*t*r with 2.1N. ela under ‘ cade.
21
. .u
,I >x known; fortor McCall ffrdover and wlf*. --------- Oroover, whoa* N W t-4 of HW t -f
boa." arid Frank to. “ But now eelf aH eltenwM. arvl the Klgg* the total compiled by the Deal, ing 13 o.r»—
birdies. —
h
ti
21
VjkMt
t-4
of
H
1-4
------------I
T
*
story
of
Ihe
elaesk
era*
__I'hrlaUan nams la unknown; W. A. Oallahar and wife, --------5T
n w ” l l l » f » !»• botir* aeWce delivered eaven err*. Bob N. J., atar. They played out the
of
K l-t of HK 1-4 *•! KI& 1-4
a l -i ut n r
i
tails
hr
r.
whoso
Christian
name
I*
unknown,
no
a
stockhnldsr
Wood’*
lorrlrt
start
and
O
h
m
l’s
:> • ( I thought be » n . II* out- by’* service wa» broken only one*, full 72 with Wood carding 0.1IT
si
ii
HK 1-4 ------------------ -----and distribute* of the assets of Kouth Florida Naval Hlorss Com
' > rtod mo, outplayed me. out- compared to norm brenk# ay*ln#t 70-08-70—271 and Ghezil 71-60- Inability In putt well enough U »
pany. a dissolved Florida corporation- Elltabath I'll11 Ulya and HK 1-4 of NW 1.4 A NK 1-4 uf HW 1-4. U m l » r.od*
31
3D
TI
Mfiuar*
In
HK
rorn*r
...................
whittle
down
the
big
margin.
huahand.
--------Illy*,
whoso
Christian
nnma
la
unknown:
J.
, hi ma and outdhl me at Kovar*.
. 08-00—277. They continued even
21
>i
C. Patterson nnd wlfa. --------- Patterson, whoa* Christian nams W 1.3 of HK l - l of NK 1-4 ............ — --- --------------------- 31
ythlng.”
ti
•I
Klgg*.
cornered
•” » !
lhc on Ihe laet four /'eahitltlon" The * victor conaUtmtly w tarovi ••
la unknown: John H. Lawl* and wife,
.
Lewis, whose Chrta- NK 14 of NW 1-4 A NW 1-4 of NK 1 - 4 .------------------ 23
the
pro
king
from
10
to
60
yards
31
• or waa tho Rlggt victory a* match, w ii a bondlr of «mlle*.
ii
ti
Mouth
3-4
of
NK
1-4
of
HW
1-4
—
-------------"an nam# la unknown; O. K. Rldlar and wlfa. --------- Rldlav.
hole*, rath
regiaterlng thfee
and showed amaiing skill al raWhoa# < hrlatlan nam* Is unknown; John T. Ilsndrlrha and wlf*. HK t-4 of HW 1-4 of NK l - l A SW 1.4 of HK 1-4 of NE
h of a dofoatlvo creation a*
“ I wa« at the top of my game. threes and a final four.
31
ii
it
--------- Ilsndrlcka.
whaaa Christian nnma la unknown:
If. K.
r iL HI* maddonlng drop ehotl I knew that If I let him get eway
" I guraa you'd aay I won It roverie* and on hla short ap
nf HW l - l A HW 1-4 nf HK 1-4 A K 1-3 o f
Harrison and wlf*. M. Louisa Harrison: W. I. prearaon and wlfa,
B ette* mattering to him
St
TT
\
21
from me once, thoee ehota of with mlrrora,” Wood said In tig proaches.
--------- Paterson whoa* Christian name la unknown: (L C. Atkina and
HR l - l -------------------------------- -------------------------13
n
.H
wife. --------- Atkina, whose Christian name la unknewn; 11 II. HW l - l of HW 1-4 ----------------------------- --------------- -—
hie would hlaxt me off the court, locker room. “ Since winning the
S3
31
>1
N W l - l o f H W 1-4
------ —. - • r -■?
---------- ••“If
and
wlfa.
—
Luff,
s
h
o
rt
Christian
nam*
le
unknown;
he raid. “ If I pUy helf a* w*U o|wn I had been having a lot of
31
31
IS
Mrs J .n a ii M. Munroe and hnahand. — - ■ kfunro*. whoaa Chrla- NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 of M\V 1-4, UM l U l l w t j r -----31
31
the real of the eummer, IH be trouble getting my game going
it
'.'.l". I f m* '* unknown: II. C. Curry and wlfa. --------- Curry, whoa* NK 1-« of MW 1 - 4 ____ i--------------- — -------------------i
and
r*ch
of
Th#r*f«»ro.
pAM
nta
nr*
In
command
you
< hrlatlan name la-unknown; vx O.
Latlmar and wlfa. --------aalleflerl. 1 don't know whit got at ton apeed.
von to t>« anil auuMr before Ih* abov*
aljrlad C’ourt at Hanford.
"
h“ee
Chrlaflnn
nam*
la
unknown;
f
.
‘
O
Adams
and
Into me today, but I hope It
“ Watcnlng movie* gave me an
wife, Ursula |» Adams; B. M. Wnoda; Ifattla D. Mmlth and h«a- Florida, on Monday lha flrai day of Heptembar. A. l>. 1941. Iho aam*
ORLANDO, Aug. 4 — m •’•url* olharwUo Uacvaa# p m n U M * will
Idea and twn nights before the
l.and. --------- Hmlth:
M dgir K. Flare#
and wlf*. ---------- rterre. b#lnv a flat* INir « f
. Bltay (Irani went *o far *a tu match her* I atood In front of a The eircully* Imard o f the etaUwhose Christian name la unknown; • Corrl# (?. Hlatrunk and hua- b« entered acalmt you and each of you.
fl la further ordered lhal thin order h« nubllahad In Th* Hanford
l.and. N. K W. Hlatrunk- James If. Ilyalar; Manuel Pstara<.n: AmIds public health ecmmltt***
My he thought the Bigg* of yea- mirror cheeking my swing. I
hsrat W Itarbsr and wife. --------- llarhar; Norman Robinson end Herald, a n «w *iap «r publlahrd In Hanford. Florida, once aach wide
I terday could beat Don Budge.
found 1 was lifting my hand* will meet here Thursday.
wlf*. Jsanstt* Rolilnaon; 0. A. Partin and wife. --------- Pnrlln. for four ( O conatcullra w»#kr.
W1TNKHH nir hand and official acal aa Clark of tha Circuit
Dean W aller J. Malherly, pres
-I
,!
- I didn't think *o much of Don too mueh and opening the face
whoa# I hrlatlan nams le unknown; lion* K. Ilamlll and hue.
ident, eald »om* 40 Floridian*
hand.
■■ ■ Ilamlll, whnae Christian name la unknown; Hampton Court nf H«mlnola County. Florida, on Ihla tha llth day of July* A.
11 anyway,an*way,— eald tha
the Atlant* Atom
Atom, of tla club."
Knight
nnd
wlfrt
■
Knight,
whoa*
Christian
nama
la
un
-liec juat
juit etoo.1 the
there and (lugged
*
O. F. HERNDON
*
Ghent, who putted short on prominent In clvk. mrdkinal and
known; nnd B. R. Wnlnrlght and wlf*.
■ Walnrlght, who,* » **•'Clerk nf the circuit Court
Mo florae*,
floe***, no aubtley. Rigga may
maj aevrn holes of the final round, public health affairs would be
('hrlatlan name le unknown.
U r A- » t WKKKJI
not have the power etrokca, but commented 1
present, lie »*ld thl* would bv And to each nnd every of the former partners c o m p * . -*-. t*artD-n'uty Clerk
hre a lot more clever any day.
•I[ wish
■ could
m m have
„ ■ ».
wish 1
made _a the only meeting Ihla »u m m « nershlp of egch of the following named partnerships, whoaa names IIIFrlCIAI. BEAL)
IIARI-AND W. SPENCER
Nobody will beat him thiw year/' closer match of IL That 63 waa i "unless aim* emergency ariavK.' are unknown, to-w ll!
Wlls, Rrodler A Company: I. f - Faulk a Company; LenderKullcltor fur Plaintiff.
Rigga may not known what had
ink. (Illbart A Company; Oarrstt. Ilowen A VanUuran; Tyrrn A
I got Into him, but from the aideHmllh; VT. E. Alexander A Company; Rrkman A Vltsburg; tilth,
ana A Rsaamar: C. A F. Holding Company: Planter* Meaufecturlftg
line* It acemed like a aiath aenae
r'omnanv; D. IL McMillan A Company and The Alabama Naval
|that Invariably guided him to
Htoras Company. where
Horace
wee
going
to
hit
I M w wJUU our aa- |
And to each and avory of Ih# format* stockholders of the following
F R E B D E L 1 V E B Y — P IIO N B M
hi*
»hota.
For
little
more
than
an
named
dissolved corporation*, a* distributes* of Ih* prop«hty and
I la stUI goad, M (a
« jt -ii m
- b t a t r o r p l o r id a
asssis Of lb* following named dlseolved corperalloa* whose nam**
hour Kovaee cra*hed all aorta of
Pram
• '
IV CIIABI'KHV.
ars
unknown,
to-w
ll:
drive* to *11 torti of pUcr», ind W. W. C. n illT H : I’lalatlff
Federal sd (Irowern Credit Corporation: D. II. McMillan A
Invar laky Rigg* w»a there to re IJiklAN Ot.IVKII. *1 *1 Defendaata— c 1T AT I o N
Company; Kouth Florida Naval Htoroe Company; C A F Hold
118 W . F IR S T S T B B B T
(luady.
ing Company; Tho Alabama Naval more* Company; Kouth Flor
I
tort.
TIIKHTATK
OK
ru
m
iD
*
TO:
C.
Friondr
aad
wllat
1*40 Mercury Boor!
ida
Naval
Stores
Company;
Htclhcrlou
Land
Company;
Flymoulh
Ohio:
R.
W.
He couldn't have done better l(
—
wCoae Chrl.llaj. n*m *_l. • » » » « « , . ^ ‘0K r #f | h * ^ 5 l* ‘»
Calais* Company; Florida Ron Company; Currla Manufacturing
I he had blue-printed the match In
Company: I-a ha Khnrsa Development Company: Ptantrra Manufaclpr.
Ing
Company;
llnltrit
Presbyterian
Women’s
Aaanctsllnn;
Wits.
advance.
over Reynold* channel Bunday
fer 1890 points and the Mad
among Ih* eouatry** Inboard mo
torboat racers In tha New Yark
■tat*' championship regatta.
More than 16.000 persona si
Brhrafft take two first and a
second In tha 226-cbua heat*,
and then go on to anaeg the Li
do Reach club trophy aa well a*
the New York state title In tho
heavyweight elaM.
Jack Wood of Detroit won the
first heat with hi* famous Mich
igan Kid. but “ conked out" aad
waa unable to continue racing.
Wood turned In the fastest lime
with a R-.04:8 In tho Initial fivemile heat. ‘
.
______ *J
Public Health Hoard
Plans Orlando Meet
JM AN’S
USED
CARS
NOTICE
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
U r k . .... .
1735.00
1139
C fc e r r o ic t
Town
M u
...1-----
403.00
J1W8 Dodge Snort
... 413.00
1*38 Plymouth
IC o u o e — L —
,
375.00
TRUCKS
1*40 GMC l i t
Cob A
ion*
C h a o s la 5 *5 .0 0
1*35 Pord 85 V, (on
. .•.
—
P W tn t
M7
P ord
195.00
80
C h d r r o l t l V, to n
body Ja
165.00
Mbdaf A
IV T M * L IH C lfT
W k T
Or
TMW BIRTH -ItOICIAI. 11Bw > r e r tmk
btatr
or
KldlKIIIA. iv a b u » r o n * * « •
• IVOI.M
iLTMAN
fROLETCO
IB
CIIAB-
LOMXN o u v r ’ll. *1 al.. Defend
sals- i» It D H I I ,
THU HTATK o r rlAMtlDA TO;
United
fraetrterlan
Women*
Aerostation;
Wilt.
Ilrodler
a
Company; L t- khalh * Company;
Loaderliah. Ollborl a * Company!
Oarrtlt. Ho wen t r T la k o rm t T o .
a.n a Hmtlb: W. U. Aleeamfer
a Company; Rekman * Vlietourg;
llllhena * Jleaamor;
The
Ala
bama Natal Htoro Company;
i K .llol.llna Company; fla s lo r*
Manofarturlng Company aad D.
II. Mckllllta A Company.
being mad* le .a p p is r bsfpr*
Court
lhal
Mummona
In
Chancery haa heretofore keen I*
auecK wsalnel you and lhal tha
Sheriff
of
Seminole
County
rinelda. ha* mad*
his
r«durn
thereon |hel you and eaeh el
i are foreign eorporelloaa and
I you and each j ! y » « hove
elefnr* dea* hualaee* la Ihla
atata and lhal
said
—
cannot ba served owing la yaur
failure la *1**1 offleer# o t *Bpoint agent*, er I * h * * » wllhln
tala slat* an offleer or ageal
upon wham
pres***
eaa
I
Mrvpd, and lhal your offlee
er aatmla. are unknowa. aad
further being mad* to appear ta
Ihla Court that Ihla action It
suH la Chancery
to
fctcc
glate and Casals Tap Cerllfl
•alee against cerlaln loads /denrrlked Is tha swern hill ol
plalat riltd h•: tin.
Therafot*. thee* proSenta ar*
to anmmaai you aad eseh af yo
P li.rM a
r o r p o r a ll o n ;
David
Ktewarl
I>
a t l. l H
U «r
flloekd-ll
daT
Iff*
Bant* Fa,
He;
Tag h-1ra
A tllJro”
’ of lladnon, Maaao.
New
Mexico: Arthur K. Alhlaao*
N*
a l la*
law and^devleeca
ol Th«maa Athlnaoa
al
'—
de«*#J#d: " l »
Read.
k ^ h cro^
A .—Athloeoa of OUndor*.
“Willie
“
b*for*
• IMl
**1» to ^further
ordered - that
ihla seder he published la The
toanford „ Hwreld.
a * aewepaper
aublUhed Ta
S* ail sol*
County,
Florida, one# each wash ter fvur
m
aoaeesellv* weeks.
DONM
aad
OH PEnKD Ba
Cham here al
Oonford
la _ lha
M i .fh, 1st BL
n »
R*pi<
a Mill - — a — -----
Carrt*. who**
If*. -------wlfa
ard w h o a a"C h riall*n
nta U u n k * ^ * W .' U Brnoehu aad w|
atesh--------- Rrnaeh. whoa# Chrlallaa nam# Is nahnawn, adrurylvlng aloe
holders and distributee* uf the, property and aeaeM . p l tw rrt*
n
klsnuferturTag Compai
Company, n dlieolved Florida rorpornllea: IL
Manufarturlag
. rtaoTu ' whoa* 'Christian ham* la
llolisrtson and wife,
unknowa.
and wlf*. Quids Malloy McKee, aa sur
unknown. Faul W.
w . MaRe*
Mi
viving alochholdars
dialrlhulseeuf U * . property nnd a**eta
aloehhaldcro nnd
I
of Florida
e- Company,
i dloeolved Florid* corporation: M.
Ida R
Re*
Con
W. Davis
and
le o
tf.wwlfa,
W a , ..... . ■ Pavla, whaaa Chrlallaa nnma la un'm khaidae nnd dletrlbuleu pf tolalbeeloto
known, a* a eurvlvlng ati
on;j Arthur
Arlhui Me
ved Florida
corporation
1 o f lb * ■u r v l v l n g Stockholdaru oiul
and dletrtbtotee*
dletrlbuleo* mt
m lha asset! * ( Plymouth
ill) Betataa
Batata* Compaay, « dtoaolved Florida e*rp-ratla*i Harry aims; Carrie L
Klma M B. aims)
Mima:
il William I- M aiih.ua and wife, Willi# May
A MasDeatld and husband. .. ■ • Mac Dea *14.
S8l'.k.“ S v . « S T
-I O. O. Fulier aad w ife •
ram* Is unkeewnt W. IL Bladdep end
h r l a t l a n nam#
nam
dhrt*4lan
fe unknown: John
chaos Ckrleth
Ian aarns la nahnawn;
Jam<#
* *
naan, whoa* Cbrtellen
nams la k
and w ife --------- Lane whoaa
Chrlallan
Melvin
llleka
and
w ife —
•• unknown; f l F. Clark: Amo*
MiHtlaUne Txivar'; D. W . Currl* and
llirlatlan nemo
tel J'nTrr,:: • * %
*f
the
he
S IT U A T IO N
i
KIWI aad wife ----- - Bllff. whee* cbrlelUa M a c la uaakewa.I
Deorge fa CUUy aad wlf*. ------ -C U Ily. whoa* ChrtctUn ham*
la nohaowa; W fea MrOuta. * widow. U re Jeha O. Bmlih aad
huahand. John BmltkL. M re William Wlleaa aad huahand. William
HALF-DAY walk.
wood, 816 Orattfo.
YeJe.!
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i
1
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gras
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K-
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an e x t r a volume of w a t e r
at low p r e s s u r e
• H e re ’i a now typo o f p o m p w k k k ftlil a d a t a
b y supplying a a a x t i g volum e o f w a t e r a t l o w j
B ad also provide* a a am ple m p p ly a t norm al tai
dart*. E itra m e iy q u ie t in operation, tk * F - M 1
t o l E jecto r pum p lu u b u t ooa m o v ia g po t*. I t i
a r e a u r w a ta r ca p a c ity f o r l u m o to r lixo tlm a a a y o t W
aeelgn o f pump. A a sioctor Jot an d tu b *, bu ild io t a tbu
tuctJow i M a o f tbg v o lu te , Incrdatd tb o cap ac ity a f tfc*
F « » p a a d dayalap a k lg k pretyuro diaebarga, * A U v *
U y cooatructad b f W M im peller m alt** tb a pu m p late
tu bjcct M w a a r fr o m sand y W a U r , Com a l a t o d a y * JFi w i ll b a c la d t o piira y ou com pfat * details m t i la
F *M H o r iz o n ta l Ejecto;
tf
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IM B A M A f W K U Z -
B U S H -*
wciwooNarir
Loak.
r ivns
By PAUL ROBINSON
T O «S B ¥ p U A
Qt keroedo*. ranges JO B W A N T E D aa daUvjry boy.
Look Jones, 411 X. Ith B t
> up. Alan
woot|
1I0U8CCLEAN1N0 OB Rurelng.
Goa aerrlcu
Willi* Mat, l i a B. Itit Bb
ki
»
i B J v wBa s i i w
i
V «L L TW O LO
W ANTED
\
Hammock.
CtrauMr Capri
lie d A d v e rtis e m e n ts
Mtaenad
of Rurehn
. h» N W l-| of NB t-«
II yd*, mt NR tvl of NE 1 - 4 _________ :___________ _
W H D. N of BW com<r of Let I See. J*. T. It
B R. I I *1 run *1 ITI rt. N. to N. line of Let a,.
Wtv on N Un* of l * t * t* point N of Beg., a Is
l»*g. * Beg. H i m ft. -■ A I* Ch*. N ot Ih* BW
eeraae of le t a nf aeld too*, run R >•> ft, N t< 8
Hoe of Lot L W ly on a n a * I* petal N of U*g. to.
ie Ben --------------- ----------------- ---------------------. — _ _
Id Aere* tod. In BW corner o l l r t l I — ---------RegI HE rorn-y of Imt I ot Bo*. Id, Twp. I I 1 It
h g run N l.« ekaln*. W . 1.11 Che. N. ILTI
Che W 1*1 cbe. N L i t Che. W l it Ch*.. ■ Id
eke Boat lo Reglanlag — ......... ......... ......... . - ~
BW t.S of BE t-r nnd K. 1-4 of M t - l of BW 1 - 4 -----N L I at B «.| Of N W 1-4 of BE 1-4 — --------— ______
N W |-4 *1 BH 1-4 nf NE 1-4 o t --------- --------^ -----------■t of N W 1-4. less E I f Bads of the N 44 Rod*
(U« . r Wf.?'';LY.«lff
l-.ftnl owe.
*t
ETTA KETT
Judge
F-M HORIZONTAL EJECTOR
n U jiii,
le t
S
Court on Ih* first dag *1
(ember A. U M il. lb * asm
lag g Huts Day of ihta Court,
eUerwIae
Deerasa
B e w iW W i
will be. entered * * * !■ * ( you end
Ilrsdlsr A Company; I. L Faulk A Company; lamderhak, Hilbert
A Company; Tvsen A nmllh; W. K. Alaxaarlar A Company; Kckman A Vliahurg nnd flllhan* A Ilsiam tr....
And to each and aver* of tho heir*, devlsae*. lagalee*. grantees and
all other claimants wnoea names are unknown, resisting gny right
tills or Interest In and to th* property lavulmkl In this suit under
(ha following named
lined deceased persons, tn-wlt;
Aaron Cloud.........
....M ...___
luud: William
Klrrlne; James Harris: Laban i Dotline: A. decker; A M. Kehwnrlg; William N. Alexander; F. W
earnest; Anna C. Wnodhrldgs: James \v. Lilly: Thomas Pries;
Thnmaa It Price; Robert A. Mllla; Thomas Atalnxon;- Emily Atklnang; James W. White; Antonie Carlton and M. It. IPIaton.
And In an* and all other persona whoa* ngmsa artt unknown havIns nr rlalmlng lo hav* aav right, till# or Interval In and to- tha
property Involved In Ihla soil.under aarritf tha abova named dtdend
Bala, If dead, aa heir*, devisees, legatee* grenteae or an ether claimam*
And to any and all other porsoas, firms, corporattoaa and partner,
shlpu, who**
w>
nams* nr* unknown, having ar claiming lo hav- aay
right, tit
title or Interest In end to any e r th* properly Involved in
It being mad* to appear from a sworn hilt of rdmplalnt filed
la thl# rause that you aad eaeh of you hay# or claim lo hav* asm#
right, title or Inierect la and to th* properly Involved In this eulL
wit?** * ^* m n o * r o '* », T- Florid*, and described aa follow*, to-
U
til
65.00
to w n
1**1411Y*
W. W. C. HUITH, I'lalnklir-
-----unkookra. nnd William
A -i------ Hfihb. who-* <^r!Ml»n name U unknc
Christian
namd le
Jullua Uchad-fc and wife. ---- -—
In,minion af Canaunknown, of Wlnn#p-f. Pr«vl»e# of kf-nlloba* I.
hora-------Christian
Why* I. W----- nnma
I,
da: Oanr«a
T[ *
^
If*. -------- - Barth, - h o * . Chrt*
la unkanwn and O-orwa llarji lontown.
and
I’.nneylvanla, as two of the.
flan n a n - la unknown, mt Ualaai®
f ih# aaaela of I'lvmnutn
■urvlvln*c »torkhold-r- and
ratlnni Aanle ria.U
P-lalee
a d lM o lv e il
rt
Uf'Tvt
m
• •
i:
<r
�Hanford N The Only (>«tr*I
P o r id i l i l v
A I ford in g K ail, lllR tlU lJi
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSI'APhK
Established In 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
inchell In The Navy
TUESDAY,, . AtCl ST
sians
Nation Faces
New Highs In
Living Costs
Panzer Forces Drive
70 Miles Into Cenw• ter Of LeningradMoscow Defenses
Henderson Testifies
Government Curb
On Inflation To
lie Tremendous Jot)
Nazi Advance
Member Associated I’rmn
China’s Troops Mass
(>u Burma I'order
To .loin K n I i sh
i- -Vtw' M n l r / X 3 H *
Indian Soldiers
Uracli Singapore
-t * .
p
Smolensk Cleanup
* In Final Stages
1 . ‘■C Warships \rrive
M
Vusfralia On
"Trainitnr Cruise”
v i
— i /J'i
i ..I of I hr
'i.ttion tolit’* notion
a ml most
mwMH
Encirclement, I)e• struction Of Reds
Near Kiev Claimed
Hr
ttMrlnOd
HrrM
‘
German panzer forces have
driven a new 70-mlle deen
salient Into tho heart c l the
Soviet., defense (aynt-m — In*.
tweW 1Ah*coW*^nd Lenin
grad. the Russians nrjrnow•Ictlgod today, and Derlin re
ported the 45-dar-old conflict
now had dcvelooed Into twd
iftai Jtaltlea of annihilation..
Nasi military dispatches sal.1
r^th# encirclement and destruction
o f large Red Array force*-south
• f Kiev, Ukraine capital, wa* well'
under way and Indicated the
clean-up In the blaady Smolensk
sector was In the final stage*.
: ' The German affsmdvfc. Into tha'
Ukraine, parallel drives directed
at-JIto - engulfmeat o f Kiev, ap
peared yesterdty t» ha (Ivina |f*
dera* arersurs had baan relaxed
(somewhat In other theaters.
This was suggested by th* Ne
xt* themxehre* in making it clear
that the
conquest
of
the
Ukraine was for the moment oh.
Jective Nr* 1, apparently taking
.precedence over tha thus far nn-
S.tiir*m
iik
VI*lift
nml
u nw hile
rrpnrtrd
*>i i inn border,
, iiniMti'iit'R no-
cent
wnr,
'.i ii r*h fo re**—
.mV l.i|»ntu*«4
i»-h lltirmn or
New Physician To Barney Die
Take Practice Of '^ ’s
I . n
v
Hontn s
Late Dr. Knox
inn starts
nnipDi'gn To
Add Member
^Broadway columnist Walter Winched (center) wearing for
• yir*t time hi* lieutenant cpipmandor’* uniform, chat* with
m e'i f. tho .toiler* aboard thV )jqri(p» W *|iiiTl Wc*t Point at New
>rk. JHjchell, a reserve olfieer, l* on active duty for unit month.
\• )• rtimi warship*
lt d r . h,iv«< Mi riveil ill
\ . I > ili4.
i i ’t'i'iulim'nt In W a*h«
........I th.- U S. heavy
. -,»lijiii|«li>n jtrnl Suit
- I .,iiivo,| thrre on a
• ... i,. tin* South Pa-
Chemical W arfare, Different Gasses
Discussed By Defense Force Group
Sea Island Cotton
To Be Offered As
Silk Substitute
TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 5 —
(Special) — Florid* Sen Island
cotton will bo offered to the
federal government n* n «uh*tltute fer niikn arrording to in.
stroetiona heued today by Crm*
ml**loner o f Agriculture Nathan
■Mayo to William L. Wilson, di
rector of tho So* bland Colton
Buremu.
Report* o f • ahortnge of silk
nPif o f we men raiding d.psttmcnt
vtorea all over the rountry for
ranplia* of silk stocking’ nml
other wardrobe Items prompted
Commissioner M*vo to take Im
mediate action. II* Instructed Di
rector Wilson to get In touch
with the proner -federal authordie*, advt-o them e f the nr—i-nt
—e* bland cotton, crop In Flor
ida and oftar th* government ltd*
crop at a substitute for *llh
wherever It H poealbl* to u*e It
Remetlma ago the Sen blaml
Cotton
Bureau
experimented
with ntsfcln* hieh rr#<l« atnrk.
Inge eat e l Sea bland cotton amt
ha.'
been
Mteedoclng
them
irtmsnt e f Rtato
has been Intro_ P P O B ...ltd other
......
fine
fabric* manafactnrcd from thl*
lonc-otapl- Until* material, which
have oaeeltont pce*ii)ii;ile«.
Fnrseeing th«t this eomlillen
Is thn prlncljvtl source
n f Jka Island cotton:
n targtv aenxge ww
\ruiy
•uur th.* .Mutii'liotinHMi
It i'l 1 1.*'In ti alxuit two
• it |l. • Maiichmikuo-
Chemical warfare and the var(out klnda o f ga*«rs U, P(| j,y
modern armiea wrre iIIw u -m -.I
last night by Id. John I- Gallo,
way al tho rvguiar mceti/t* of
tho Semlnrlo
County
Dcft-iec
Korrc at the Armory.
Two men, John W. Aahtry, and
Richard Ursa, cnh.led in the l>o
fen«o Force la»t night, Captain
B. C. Harper reported, but there
n t i ’ f, wluli* I «»it*l«iii r r *
• hi had 'Vul’ .iaiilially"
I In i M iii-htMikiio Garrl> i.h I i-i Miillmn men.
••I hunui Akiynma ile•hil!u.-.. Japan***
11••. •• .t« f
Xiiu’i iranR anil
• f 11‘igiit1* - »«•*• virtually
I
WASHINGTON, A e ,
- n* p. It.*r*lain 11> I
i, #i t
ruing HrrrHiiry MtV»- ..' hi
upposintf Irgislntioti
••
f •
(pvrrnmrnt roti.ui in *%*.• *••• * •
B4.*rrifi| (Imt (- i II • Ha *
stirk-R wutild In*’ " 4 r t i r * ’*, \ •• •
On th* other hand, opponc
of the provision contended It >
a blow at woman’s rights, thii
it waa uneoiutltutlenal and un
fair. Spokesmen for th* r<>m
tnunity property states declarnl
some of tnoa* states such m
Texas and California had h i d
community ^
w.
proparty
laws
giocs they were admitted to the
Ihan ;» rrime. ugain«t •!*•* ruiioii
gr<>wrr« nf th** Soulit.*'
II** u«fTl«*iV that In [ ii* * dl* n
on thn mark'd now would *l«*>*(n»y any firp** tho fifinc** hn-l
of grlting ii Mrt|tf0ni!d'» |>ti»*•*
Snbvcruivc Activity
I'rohcd By Colombia
in
l.iiiiin
(in lay
by
n
•**
••*
uil
••'i
(.’ovornjnt'iU S;ik> ()1‘
Cotton Is Opposrtt
Foret participated In cloaa ordci
drill with arma by .quada and
platrons. Some of th* men took
part 'In aub calibre firing.
Explaining per*l»tent and nonper* latent g*aac«, Lt. Galloway
told member* o t the unit that a
non-periWant ga» I* dl**emluatad within 10 minute* afU r it
I* exposed to tho nlr, whllo persUtcnt gas*** hang in .ho all
for a longer time.
Gas waa u**d extend eelr during Ihi first World Wag, t t Gab
lowsy said, and It w i« found
that gm*» maak* wsr* effective
against nearly all typ** o l ehemleak
Little gas ha* been M
In the
current wnr. he *tplained, beratue l* tt • faster moving wsr
and not ono e f position. It-ha*
beta found hnprsetleal to us#
gas because o f tho danger of
having troop* advanco into their
own chemical, the lleuUnant d*.
«|ioki*«mavi
ti .H .1♦im iii ' sp and It hr*
Action w ai i.-iki'ii <n the •
lie|.inirini» * t th*» p»*«t II"W h.n
iittr nn th>* fU i* u f III,* lluri
S ivil Kt*,r* nn Pitrk
L in t, V , ' *.'r 'A i 'j F S L ’ . * , ( ,
thV-
fl 11"
‘l*. ed
n V p u11>
* ioiii* ni *»r.If* which *uupend*
dl «hi|> -.tiltiig* to th** Ifnt|«
^kt ktiiiy *ua»u*4i|* h t*vw—i»traitr~
.1 *i».*ite ••.Atmtiran relation*.
Il». i • :*r» rt*j| Amrrk-nns lit
• .i hi, .*x- In.hug ”«*v«*ral thotMamt
\nit i i* hi It**r«« Japan* -**.
>.iitii*ifH al-** will lit* ’tiiApendcil
*•• South Aotirir:*. it mm under-»*.*nl, ticniling »•l.ii if nations o f
ill- .*11 ■f1111.- <( the .South A inert*
f:m nutO'O* toward .Inpun.
I he or.li-r rum- » . Japanese
nrw *pu|i-t* envi- ini'lru.ing at>.-litloll to olh-gi-d effort* of tha
I tntoil
Stale*,
llritain
nml
China to tiring ftii*.*iu into tha
"riirirelcmi'iit" bloc.
Tin now.patM'r Nlehl Nlehl
•ml 01 ii di*putch from Haigun,
hi’-ii, it liulo.-Chlna. that the J;i[fT
O O r ' t ’iTt H^nTW»the- Mreiwdr- nsi r fM V iit - r t M r u n lt ‘ iy a baaa
of m-iTiiti' n* agatlivt American,
ItrilUh lind Chinete em'irclemenl.
The oiapeniion orilar atrnnded
Amrrirnn* nml other foreigner*
in -lupiin bep*u*e it now la vir
tually tnipooiMe t» rbtnin pa*,
ugr to Shnrghnl. )thip* are rail*
iug from Naga.aWl to Shanghai
lint police restriction* nn travel
by fi reiirner* make It ImpoaslbliS
to reach Nagn<nltl.
Itruervation* for po**n*e from
Kobe to Shanghai nre filled fo t
weeks ahead. Furthermore, for
eigner* an- not permitted to anil
Ihrouirh the Inland >ca adjacoa*
In Kobo.
with it* prevent ntt***m*i* .irnl
A* It passed the bouse, the hill
*, will he changed In ront.iin
would rale* about tKN.OfKJ.oou
"
memherdiip lt*> e f the |»>»k'.
from individuals through a dras
f the
nn.intlrtie
*,ime
mmol
tic system o f graduated surtaxes
'• *nelt im “ V for vielpry" may
starting at t ie first dollar of
- p.iinted mi the *ign.
,
taxable Income.
They would
rang* from S percent to 75 percent, the latU r r«U applying to
btcomo ever |5J)OOJ)O0. The ere
>CfJ
* #.
,
a
sent normal tax rats of. four
The' opposing low**
perernt was unchanged but un
war have gas * l th^^ disposal. der th* new plan a asarrled man
Remlnole County uxe«l 201.778
LL Gallow ay said, and have net with no depettdaaU sad at mine gallons of gasoline and .TiJiDI
(SHAM. Aug. r, — !,P,— A tvphiKii swept thl* linr, Pneific
13100 would pay a ta% of KW.H) callona of ktroseno during tho
month of June, It was reported
•«lnml nulpo-t o f the-— tinitmt
today by th* In*prot Inn bureau
State * Bunilny
musing hvuvv
of tea State Department of Agri
•Inmuge tn crop*, hut no lut* ut
. Ittclud*>l
culture in Tallahassee.
life.
liariea and
The total gaaolino consumption
It sra* the first severe tvfor tho aUle In th* month waa
nhoon to visit Guam *lnr» In I
32.039,082* gallon*.
November when
fir# nativci
It waa announced at (he same
were killed anil crop and pm
lima that this county used 171.00
party damuge wn* e*tlnnle I pi
NEW YORK, Aug. R - ^ A V - T lit
P r a — etaieg I’ve—
tons o f fertiliser materials dura million anj n hnlf d«Ibrs.
Women folk *tam|
'■g.bidding fer high grade Ing June end 7*8.85 ton* of mix
ing counter* of Manhattan dapu
• cheered grower* of the ed fertiliser*.
Tho' Junloy Chamber o f Comment stores Monday. Rtnra mi
(M f crop tn the Georgumerto will meet tonight a, 7:30
agrrs said tho weekend *a
s holt today with buyer*
o’clock nt the Palm* and Tint!*
•bowed increase* of from 2M.
ntly going above 30 crnl*
dining room .’.
500 percent
A mas* movement which be*
A shipment o f potalF'e* Is
PH ILAD ELPH IA, Aug. 3 — nuistly last week when Pro*Id
orto compiled by the A w
ready for Immediate distribution M l— Wiiler use e f bicycle* to ItnoMvelt froze Japanese aaaeta
fn m
but*atod the bulk
IINGTON,. Aug. a —f/P) at the Commodity Room. T|><
promote health and save gasoline this .country and galnad moas
S tobacco-'r went
in the
daam Coordinator Ickro who wish them are asked to bring wa* suggested Mond.iy by John turn Saturday when th* gvva
n4ay tho first right1' container*.
V, • - •
H. Kelly, th* hamlsom* Philadel ment ordered stoppage of allk f
Of. with tha curfew on
phian named last week *s na cessing, reached It* peak Mam
salao waa -very satisfy*
Lei sod f . McClelland c f 309 tion*! director o f physical Dabb when tha women realised J
i again advised motorist*
ranch ATeou*;|* araonu 240 now- ing.
what had happened.
.... >i
lee* they eurtailoil the
A * a atarier, ho rrcommenitod
At Clmbel'n they put un •;
lo Mayor Amberlon that, rcrt-iln
streets hero be Sot ashie for ex.
County Uses 2%,778
Gallons Of Gasoline
TyplitNin Hits Gunni:
Crops Are Damaged
Strong: Bidding: Aids
Returns On Tobacco
Women Stampede Pot|
Stockings Of Silk'
Neglects To
City News Briefs
rJ F
Use Of Bicycles To
Save Gas Suggested
Ickes Is Pleased
With Gas Curfew
..r iw a w a w *
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 1..1MY
Alsab Snatches
R e t a i n e d As Season End Win
Tiger Manager At Arlington Park
irreorr, Aa* lr-wv-DaianUCorUatlvaty
Thnnday,
though the club tbeuld con.
M i power dive and lodge
ha flra t time In the Amertf t llir .
F u g tta dub's 'eurtaut loalifa o k have grown rumor*
U a 49-year-old pilot, who
bow gut hia team ta il jrexr
tba world Barlaa, would be
cod, possibly before tha and
to Chicago White Sent and
> OTJeM, one of Baker's
aorta,' w ort mast promlnpontleoad aa Ua auccaaaor.
Jla Owner W alter O, Briggs
aa fe w decade*.
Jetrett front office (till
round- reepcct for Baker’*
m aa a aouad
baseball
lat’s why almost three
•
BEO flflftlfO at Iba (forth ,
wraat polat o f lalatatrtlon o f
Myrtta .Arcana aad Fulton
Btroal la tha City of Baaford.
Florida, aad ran tbaaaa Want
i l l ft. ran tbanco Earth tta <
ft. la tha South Itaa at W atar
Btrart. rua thoaca Eaot atone
Iba South Itaa of Wbtar
Btroot l i t ft- to Myrtle Aoo- nua aad raa
tbaaaa Booth
aloas tha Waat llaa of Myrtla
lAvonoa 1(0 ft. to UO p olat af
boplnnlnf.
T R A C T d.
B M tX in N O at tha Eorthwoot polat o f lataroactlon of
Myrtla Araaao aad R k U r
PI root In tba Clly of Baaford.
Florida, run
thaaao
North
aloas tba Waat IIao o f Myrtla
Aoonao, a dlataaoa of I l t l ft.
rua tbaaaa Waat a dlatoaao of
I I I ft . raa tbaaaa Booth l i t »
ft. la Iba North lino of Watar
at root aad rua thoaca Boat
aloas Iba North llaa of Wbtar
ntroot a dlataaaa af tIT ft. la
tha polat o f beginning.
It la barahy ordorod that yoa
and oork a f you ha and appoor
bofpro tha Clronlt Coart at tha
Court Ilaaaa at Baaford. Somiaola
County. Florida, od tha flrat day
of Hoptrmbor. A. D. l i f t , Iko
•ami being n Rate Day a f thla
Court, otborwtea daatnaa proeuafoooo wll Vo onto rod against you.
II la fk rth or. ordarod that thla
Ordor ba pabllabad In T h e Ban.
CHICAQO, A o f. 1-— W — Arllntton Park closed Ua highly
successful 34-day m ratio* today
aa Alaab ' matched his fourth
■Uka victory of tha aamaon la
winnhi* tha fMOO added
Hyde
Park itakaa In fire lcn*ths. Tha
colt earned 34790 by his victory,
bringing his total eam in** this
■canon to $33,095.
T . 0. Buhl’a Sweep 8wln*er,
a recant arrival from Detroit,
doted wall U> hip ' Valdlna Or*
pfcan fo r place mono/. Fourth la
the nlne-hona field went to W.
C. Stroube’a A t Liberty.
The
wlnaar returned
$2.80,
$2.40 and |2J0. Sweep Swingary
coupled with Tomluto, paid $6 to
place -and $3.40 to (how, and
Valdlna Orihan paid $3 to ahow,
}« A i4 t fr u w
’
Tha time for the ala furtcngi
S B A M lV B iA tr
over a good track wai 1il2 4-5.
Whan tba winner of the laat fe ftllN V te fe W jM .
race today flatbed paat tha wire,
a total o f approximately $16,600,000 had been wagerrii during
tha 3 A - d » y a , - t e r : r V , : -V _ r
daily average o f $460,000 com
pared to an average o f $392,000
laat year, making tha aeaaon the
________
biggaat In 11 jrrara.
coach’ aa aacccmor to
5*f oA's
. ■ ■J a ck :.-,
V M A U SSSO
Clerk
\ > CM1CA60 WJlrffc awj
Oi W U e o
Fourth Miami-Havana
Plane Starts Service
M IA M I, Aug. 1 — {fry— Pan
American Alrw iya today put a
fourth plana In daily round trip
•ervicp between Miami and Ha
vana, providing tha graoteit mmmer fgrilitlra In tho llna'i 13year nlatory.
t
1
Tha fou r clippers will provide
accommodatloni fo r 5000 pas
sengers monthly, contrasting with
previous
summers
whan - top
rapacity was 3600 flig h t pdMcn.
gars.
The fligh ts
te Ilavsn a
art
made In 90 minutes.
ir Dealing”
t« Sdltct From
it
-
-
North Carolina, computing 60
percent o f hla Pisses, last sea
son.
Glenn, Eastern
Illinois
Teachers back, was a actuation
In im all colltga ploy,
LEGAL NOTICES
AND FOR PRMIMOLM COP NTT
IN CHANCMRT.
O IU M U E S TATE O I L COMPANT,
^ rorporpHm , P la in tiff.
EAtiflgm g '
v o T im o r A i n t P A t t o i
FOB TA X PEED
t’barter i rear o f itaa
N O rtO B'IB
IIHRKBT fltVEN.
That N. IIAItlUCIX holder o f Tea
1
e r illir g ta
»VW
owuw
<
"W
Certificate
No,, I I, rp
letuad
tho
Ttb
day of October A. D„ 111*, has
filed asm* In my effle# and haa
mate application for a tas deed
tu be leaued therein. Bald eartltlcole embraraa the following des
cribed property la Iba County of
Hemlnole, Stale of Florida, to-wlt:
HH of BN M of H S k of
HW It Section II, Towaahlp II
South, Itango I# Boat. S Acres
Tha aeeeeemant of
tho
aald
proporty under tha Mid eartlflcal*
leaued was In tba M a i o f Ethel
K. DIM
Unless M id certificate ahall ba
redeemed according to low. U *
INSURED
SAVINGS
aaM .to the hlsBeet bteder al Iba
court haass doeer aa tba' Drat Mon
day la Iba month at September,
n i l , whleb is iba lot day of
September. 1111.
Dated thle lat
(M l.*
CBMAL)
„ p. U b r n d o n
Clark Clrenll Coon Semi Dole Cnun'ty, Florida
By ■ , I . BUnDICK
Depaty clerk
m _______________
BEOINA KO nN im , whoas
latt
known address te t i t Armhorat
Band. Laadoa B. E BtegUad!
Tan ara hrrohy aatlftad that a
anil for dlvoren has b#e*» brought
agnlnat you In tha Cirealt Court
for Semlnolo County, Florida, la
Chancery, by Solomon Komar, and
you ara horaby ordered aad re*
qolrrd to flla with tha Clark ot
tha m I4 Coart your written ap
pearance (personally or by at
torney) In aald ault an tba first
Monday la September, ltd !, baled
tint lat.d h y. of ante U o a lh oud
thereafter to ftla with Iba Mid
Clerk year written defenses, if
__
tC h m o U l
(HEAL)
Clerk Circuit Court Bemlnola CouB'
ty. Florida
Savings & Loan Assn,
of Seminole County
29B Mdgaolla Avaaaa
Sdeati 6c,foolproof eqojpment1
eUmiailea chaaca In Biotof (
OEOBE OB FUBUCATlOg
T H E STATE OF FLORIDA. TOt
BC1ILEIUER MATER, whose laet
known address la |1 Uoulavard
n o n cm
Notlca la keraby given that tho following described lands, or i f much
•hereof u w ill as aaeassary to pay Ua amount duo for taxes of
111* herein M l opposite to the Mima, logelbar with costs af such
aalA and advartlalan. w ill ba Mid at pahlle auction an Monday the
•first day Of September A D .td tl at the hour af I I o'clock, noon, at
d!? r' U *
®r mailaala. In tbs elty of Bpk>
\ M VAM M Twl
W N d O O T H B l r wiwnrY
1
L \ I l M If
WHQHm glWLS If ' • -1
TD IVM yO M ^JI wronq ?J
charlotte K TMd
109 PALMETTO AVE. TELEPHONE 128
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MB BVfNIte
t C O U to >
TMtr COCATHagP
r j j l l T M T I1 I I I T
f i r j i —-'\i if '.vti'W
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71
D W[i rj
KTTAKCTT
FIRST FEDERAL
• B n A. M. WEEKS
w lfh "' V KltONA KKN NISON; Al
farlnir itorkholdar* af FlaUber
llolgar Haalty Company, a die
solved Florida corporation whoa<
H AM
S u it bow— oars every day tka INSU R ED
8 A F K T T way.
(BEAL)
Watson
C ham ltl
n
h s ro iW fc ffiS S !
a P. HERNDON
A t Clerk at sold Court
ltd
HAWES and UEORO* AUaUfTOI
THOMSON, aa Trusted of Flor
id* Land * c o lo n lM t lo n Cnapdnjr
L i t . a aorporalloni JOHN E E L
LET ROB I "SON and wits. HEM
BIETTA H1JIANOH ROBINSON
KM MUTT II. HEIINDON dad wlfn
------- IIEHNDON, whoa* chrlatlai
ram* la unknown|
A ll formoi
stockholder* al Tho T r eatedI Vttft
Company, a dlaoolvad foreign par
g w rtM * w h y * a»maa are aa
“ ’ Notice la hereby given that I.
Ihe underpinned Special Master In
Chancery, bn Monday tha t<h day
nf Auauet, A. D. 1111, puraaaal to
a d-area of forecloeora aad M is
entered In that
certain eauea
wherein neorga E. Sleek la plain,
tiff aad F. te Boyd, at al. ara dofendenle. during Iks legal hours
o f eale In fraal of tha Courthouaa
dour In Sanford, Bemlnola County,
Florida, will oftor for Oslo and
y « l to tho hlghool aad boat bidder
for eaah tho followlnw dearrlhetj
property altuate, lying and be(aa
In tha City o f Baaford. Cauaty at
f
I*
Chamltl
Ptjrmovth
Seminole. * and State o f Florida,
Oaabatta, Ntea. Fraaaa:
Tan aro hereby aotlHod that a
Late I I and 11 o f Block «.
■•It for dlvoee* haa boon broach!
T U r 1 of (ho Town of Hanfont,
ora l art you la tha Circuit Coart
Florida, according to E. It.
Trdfford*a
of
Sanford.
fo r Maailaola County, Florida, la
Florida recorded In P U t Hook
Cbaacory, by (lltborto Bldonla Elt. pages I f - l l of tha pubiio
loo Mayor, and yoa ara boroby
record* of Bomlnola Count!.
ordarod aad reqalreef la fits with
Florida,
,lhO Clark of tha oald Court your Torino cook, purcbaaar to pay for
wrltloa appaaranca (personally or deed.
—
IL V. WATHON
by attorney) la (aid ault on tha
■paatal Master
flrat Monday |n Boptombor,. 1111,
aAJU-tKt) IV. SI'fc.NCKIt
balnv Hut lat day of aald Month.
Bollcltol for PUIntlff
“ •2
to flU with tha
- [ " ■ Clark your wrlttaa defenses,
"£ ■ *«?
Dili of Complaint la
aald »a lt at tha tlmo proacrlbod
by law.
IT IB FURTHER
ORDERED
that thla ordor of publication ba
publlohod oneo a work for four
<4) conaoeutloa wooka in tha BanTHE KEY TO SECURITY
font lit raid, a Kawapapor pabllahod la Bomlnola County. FlarUa
It train fall not, or a doeraa pro
eonfaaao w ill ba entered aaalaot
yon.
CURRENT
WITNESS my hand and tha M ai
of tha aald Coart. at Baaford
DIVIDEND
Florida, thla llth day of Jaly.
A. D. I l t l .
a P. HERNDON
Every
accoant
InAn Clark of aald Court.
Myj , A. M. WEEKS
pared to $3,000 by an
j\
'• . B U I ■
a’
OT' .I 1
ir *’ tU .1811 I V A u 11 I
^ L j g i i r i ,\i Ii P tU ! II
■ il
By PAUL ROBINSON
(MSOGGY, r KNOWN*
r B £ L -0 8 T T W 6 M X I
A d v e ru 8e m e n t 8
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SANFORD.
F L O R ID A ,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
|
s
r
1911
a
U
i
•tanford In T h e O n ly O n tr n l
Florida C ity A fford in g: K ali, lllgb w n .
A n d W a ter Tran sportation
M em b er A ssociated I’ rena
N U M D K R 285
tfHi ASK
On U. S. Assails
mister Says Revisions
Four Nazi Divisions
Big Tax Bill Franco-Axis
Situation Is Tense Are Rejected Collaboration Are Said Destroyed
iiftgle Spark Would
Be Sufficient To
Cause Explosion,
^ a k o n j i Declares
Roosevelt B e l i e v e d W elles Declares This
To Have Requested
Government Unable
Committee To Cut
To Accept Vichy’s
Out Joint Returns
View Of Situation
Tea For A Marine In Iceland
>pon Troops Said
Gathered In Cam
bodia, Near Siam
, t fO K Y O , A u g. 2 — m —
IV ito -A d m im l S eizo Sakonii.
m in ister o f com m erce and ind u stry, told Japanese news
papers today th a t- th e "c u r
ren t Internationa!
situation
|ia so
tenae th a t
a single
apark would Ijo s u ffic ie n t to
cause an explosion/’
(In Shsnghai. military cir
c l e which predicted Japan's curnn
move Into French Indo)
China, Mid they expected a cris
is In Thslland within a mrnth.)
Jspsneie troops were reported
massed In Cambodia, near the
Thailand frontier.
J#he Japanese foreign ' effice
mouthpiece expressed early today
Japan’s
determination to get
rubber, tin and oil in the'aouth
Orient regardless o f what
It
tanned a “ da facto ei
acaiaat Japan ht Malaya
United States and Britain.
“ This artificial exclusion
of
Japan from lupplio," iakl the
Time* and A d w rtW r.
ltitgll.h
language organ o f tho foreign
IK
' PaclfM."
rhoaaa of row mabtrtala la U »
9 X ,- awaa
« / 5 g ?to5 ^ y « g
Ukale
Accepted In ResejVe
* H i Y K n a r r r o f f I a j iu d a .
GAINESVILLE, Aug. J^-ISpociol>—Tho U. & Nora! R oatm
recruiting office on tho campon
rocetvod word Friday that ala
atudenta
U^vcrelty of
tndldaUt
accepted aa candidates
ter 'appointment for midshipmen
In Um
Lieut.J X i & t . Mldgett, In
charge of tho ifflco, said that
open
I
o f tho
four
r S S s s - r a .’t:
I mlishlpmin and (teen
additional
thro# montha’
train log.
Tlmoa completing tholr enllsL
manta oral Joseph L. Golfer of
d iV o Butler: M. H. Johnoon and
Samuel S. Tolbert at Gainesville;
Edward W. Donnelly and Wil
liam J. Vaughn . o f Melbourne,
Uprwak of JoekocnvUJ*-
ifcCAP Agrees To.
Contract Terms
N E W YO W L Aug. L - j f i h Tbe America* Society of X>ampOerta, Authors and PobUahera agreed Friday to terms of a new
• o a t r a t t with tho National
Company, feraa gatak re torn * f Urn
society's voluminous portfolio to
N A C a two ns
T s ABCAP
1 by NBC
tho Old
ami t w a t o
“ Destructive Battle”
1*i0 Miles S o u t h
O f Kiev Is Under
i- Way, Germans Say
WASHINGTON. Aug.
(A l’) —Treanury Department
reported today that rash ea.
pendilures In connection with
the defense program totalled
about t l.000.000.040 in July,
and officials estimated that
In another year defense costs
■ ay reach $2,000,000,004 a
month.
The Treaseey
also an
nounced raih receipts from
the salo of defense savings
bonds amounted
to $1,004,
477,000 In Ihe three numlua
since the sales began nn Maty
I.
WASHINGTON. Aug.
The t'e f.il State* served notice
today that it* "attitude toward
the Kreu. h ;nvi rnnirnt nt Vichy
would l’» xnv-rnorvtl hor^nftrr by
the •Vrfs.tiwi.rvt
with wiik’h
Slate O f Civil Siejje
France •1*( •$.•$<* it* territories
against th* Axie powers* ugicte*Proclaimed A f t e r
sion.”
( lash
Norway
Actirik Sft rrtm v <»f State Sumn#r \Ntli«w,
iiA-ttiihn$v
Flench
•IF %aaorUted r*#a«
“collal <»»
with Axis power*,
Rii- ■*iit * nrmifs. lo<-kc<) in
decUml KnincfN failure to tv,/lhlt
Ja|irtl|e»«
utfKrtthaiui)
in
VIHt *1 n iggle with GerfYcnch
Int!,»-(hin;i
menaced
n)«liv
nt
the
gateway
to
American uecunty.
Mosinw.
report ed
totlav
lie mlile.l th.»i thin government
WASHINGTON, A uk. 2-(<P>— was nimble to accept Vichy** ex
tliev'il smaxhetl four
Narl
Member* nai.l today thi* House planation that Japanese “ t*sis«
tli\i.siotw talioiit f.O.OOt) men),
Way. and Miens Commlttcn hud u n ci”
nertleil because of
whi'e Ihe (lennan.e asserted
rejected |’resident UtKisevell'a re **eomp mniiiff to t«*rr •tor iaI in
•heir triMitiM hail moved to
quest for List-minute ihaiiKe* in tegrity * in French Indo-thin*.
free su jft
Panzer columnn
the $3,329,01)1) new tax hill. It*
Freiiiil* nt RiMiwowit Inst night
waa undenHuud that lln- (’resident damp* <t *1• wn .in embargo which
for a new break toward the
had asked the committee to sub prevents ab-oluteK the export uf
Soviet ehpital
stitute the treasury's t'Xrra* pro aviation gasoline an«l oil to Ja
tin the -outhern front, Adolf
fits tax plan for one adopted hy pan nn.| whiih linn'* ill* ship
Thu f |S,000,000 Japanese liner Tntutn Mnru I. picture,I »
Hitler'* High Command said "anthe commute and to etiiiiinute the* ment **f oilier petroleum pro
•he finally risked nniing int«» |»«»rt nt San Kruiicin-u. -It ,|„y
itlier destructive battle i* underrequirement of Joint iiii-ome lax duct* t»* that empire
returns (mill all married couples,
h«*dule, mm b to tlu» relief «»f |Nn Anterit iin- aboard All * • ) " oluiiit |Till mile* south of
The t.hV, ntiiile i.o mention of behind
i The committee also rejected Japan, w*»••<«• move into touthfrn repmt* from the outside \% rid bud bcc-n shut off. and they had Kiev, i-npitul of ihe Russian
iKocsevrlt's proposal for lower French Ind" (*h«ni» ba* arouiu’d
feared Ihe U S and Japan were.at war and that they fated I krame noil that Nasi schnall
individual income exemptions.
the Umv«-«l State* Rovernmen;.
iruppen
(spied tro, ps)
had
Add Washington
Uowcvt t. their win no mirttaktntc mnrentnit ion ramp*
knifed deep into the retreating
Administration forces in the
First photo to come out of Iceland since American occupation |Senate offered yestnduy to com tha off •' of tiie ^weeping order
Iti'd Aimy ru'umns.
on Nlpp ti, which ha* been draw
the former Danish Island, this picture shows a U. S. “ Lealher- promise legislation estelldlllg the ing Up fi the United State* for
While I ho Htissian* pictured
n**k” at tho ccuntcr of a V. M. 0. A. tea car in Reykjavik, ihar service period of all Army per. A lory* part of lit" petroleum
the 12 day-old conflict a* turn
sonnel
by
setting
a
limit
of
U
needed
to
keep
it*
wur
machine
Ing refreshments with a British soldier (le ft) uf a Scottish regiment.
ing m their favnr. Hie Nailif said
months on the extra training, moving
T
hut Senator Wheeler (1)., Mont.)
hi-iivy iinslinight against Moa'
The order directed that the
iu » is u* imminent.
promptly demanded (hut this te adminhtr itor of exunrt control
cut to six months.
An linnfrii-iol German summary
cut o ff completely the shipment
iepoiti',1 K'J.tUH) Russians cap
Senator Thomas 4tl.. Utah), “ of motor find* and i d* mdteble
floor managvr of the service bill, for u*e in aircraft and uf cvr.
tured diiinig the past week. Ber
offered amendments late yester tain rim -tucks frmn which such
lin .nil
was without deriaiv*
Asked To Warrants Authorize new* from the nurlhurn front.
day embodying the compromise product- ,ri* derived to dr.tin- Motorists
offer. Under the amendments, stions uthcr than Ih. Wih**rn
Ilehind the linwa-ad^toUtU a
Govern Themselves -Sale O f * Tangibles rising
selectees,
National Guardsmen, HsmUidicn-, the llritish Empire
tide i f revolt was report
reservists and regulars could ba and the imucruplnl tcrritortc. of
ed io Nazi-held territories. A
- r a w
™
, .
..
In
Conserving
Fuel
For
Unpaid
Balance
told In service a maximum of a nthsr ruuntrlcs cngngvd in r»«l«tBelgium source in lurndon told of
i "C ity officials and Urn Cham- year and a half beyond their al Ing acgrcsslon.”
anti.German demonstrations and
Siitrrn retail gaodina dealer*
Ib*lini|iitMi(
in(»ii$(ibl*<
prrwonnl
lotted
time.
Uowevcr,
If
Congress
street, fighting Swedish newspa
It wr* also announevd ship
M Art-ut Commerce ore W y gratiIn Sanford aigltrii nn official no- pr«*|)t-rtv
>
iulvi rti-^cti
in pers said a statu uf civil alogo
1Tied to have brought .te a suc declared It to be In the Interest mmt» * f other polrotvum .prtv
of national defense, the President dud. to the* nation, affvrtcd hy :ici> toilay announcing that tiny Th.- Smif.ar.l ll. t il.l July l'» anJ had been proclaimed in Norway,
cessful conclusion the airport could lengthen the additional
the urdsr would be limited_ to *111 not ««-ll gawotne from 7:00 nriiuininie
unpubl
n$»’
Itfinir following n rla-h between Natl
project, tho construction of whieh service Indefinitely.
u-iml or pre-war q iantllir*." | I’ M, rvrry night, following n n- liirn.-.l ovii ii». Slit-riff t\ ,\|. marines and civilians.
Under the bill in He original
The Germans reported early
will give SanfoVd n permanent
official, explained that »» far que.t by IVtrolrum C«»onlinnl»r J
Iliiiitl m tin form of lux t*x«Tti- today their infantry divisions had
Improvement which will ho bene form, the President would have a-- aviation gaaolin*1 anil oil wrrr llaiuld L Irkea to conaervu fuel
SANDUSKY, Ohio, Aug. 2 — ficial for years to come," Ed authority until it was terminates! c.co rned, the order tttrrely fnr- uni) eaae the burden on tin* na lion-*, whltli niilhoviAi tlu* tab* hern brought up to the advanced
of pio)»i*rt) t** taki* fart’ of lax- linr* in the Smnlenek ares, thus
On— Work holidays by A. F. L. ward Higgins, secretary of the by Congress to extand the train ntultrrd a altuatlnn whirl, ha. ix- tion's transportation system.
ailvrrtihiiik! ami infiTt"*!. Jno. indicating n new and supremo
ing period Indefinitely.
The new hour* will go lulu ef
i.ti'd
for
«ome
time,
(in
July
2*1.
unions delayed construction today trade body, said in, a statement
I) JinkiiM, ( only (ax I’olh’ctrr, offensive in that long contested
When Thomas submitted
He 1010, export control tolrlrtion. fect Sunday night.
at two giant Ohio arsenals — the
compromise, Wheeler, a leader of were Impoaed requiring licen.e.
thriller protecting Moscow was In
The notice, which I* piildkhed siinl tmluy.
$32,000,000 Plum Brook nnlnanco Issued today.
Tax I’Wroli* »i form 4 w$*M’ rr preparation
Locking beyond immediate dc. the opposition fortes, told the for tho ahipmrnt. of aviation gn- in trnlay'. ia»ue of the Sanforil
works and the $36,000,000 Ka
These troops, it was statod,
velopment of the municipal air Senate that “ while it would not :uid oil. In piacti’ e nn llcrn.r. Herald, haf the approvul of J I,. ceivi’tl from 1 omplr<ill$*r .1 M
venna ordnnnaco plant.
te so bad to extend the time for
Ingley, chairman uf the Seminole !.*•«• by Mi Jinkins yt’uifnlay. would free psnzrr units which
A t Plum Brook, 600 A. F. I.. field, which »a< ussured yester a few montha, It i* very differ for -hlpmenta to J-mnn havr been County ll'fenae Council.
Any proprrlv. r«al, f ' — uq). or previously.had hern holding tha
carpenters refrained from work day by announcement of a CAA ent to talk about 18 montha. nr granted. It » «< raid.
Othvr /latum* in Sanford and mixi’tl, whii'li b«’loriK<« lo Hit* lax- front for what piestimably would
the UUntl empire ha.
to enforco demands for a 26. grant of $216,009, Mr. Higgins
a total period of two • » * •.h a lf1h,Jnfitting"a largo quantity «t Semi noth/County are expected al- pavrr may §»•• *obl h» rnv«*r I ht* he n full dress effort to break
lent Increase In the $1.12 1-2 declared:
tnply KM) percent with ih*lmi|U«‘nrv
the Russian lines.
|ow, r grade prtroleum proa «o
"When
commercial
aviation ycorx for aelecleea and National
lour wage. Twelve' hundred other
In aiblition fax wairnntA atv
fust mini rv German strategy la
Mr.'Trkr*' request, t)ough several
comes
Into
Its
own,
as
I
am
tiuordamen.
’
lu<-t«.
It
waa
explained,
jmd
lhe*e
A. F. L. craftsmen Wok n holiday sura It will Immediately after the
li«*ifrR
infill’d
w
in
iifipaitl
pt'Mi
nill
tn send out moturixrd columns
station
oporaton
expres.eil
u
■hipmenta are now tn he limited
In protest against a cut from
present emergency, Sanford will
In "uaual or pre-war" quantitive. double that the mra.iiro would proporty lax»’4 f#*r li*vy and mil* far ahead of the mnln bodies.
doable time to time and a half.
of any lankjibb* pomonal prop«*r
Tin* information, which wa*
be equipped to take care of any
American export* o f petroleum save much gasoline.
Service station* which have ty Ix’loniritiir lo I bo taxpayer. $n substantial confirmation that the
pri-ducta to Japan in 1010 wrri'
BL Louis, Mo., Aug. 2 — (JPi type of airplane."
The Chamber, of Commerce Is
■allied at $61,400,000, a* again.t •torea In conjunction will lack the any t*uch proporty in whiih hi* Nniis were ns yet far from a
— Construction employs* nt two
gasoline pump* at 7:0*1 o’clock has an «*«|ii «tv or $»v$*r which h. major break through at the cen
William Brooker, member of $ I .'1286.000 In 1939.
government munitions plants In nmv negotiating with Army o f
The 8tate
Department
an. every night until 7 O q - I h e bn« I ht* riHto«|y or iuntrol, Mr. ter, none at about the sume timo
•ho 8L Louis area— an $89,000,- ficials to have Sanford’e afiport the State Highway Patrol wit),
next inurning, hut they limy Veep Iihkirit* *»fjtfd.
that
Moscow was announcing
900 ammunitions plant and a designated as an Army sir base, headquarter* In Banfonl, will be nounced, aoon after the_ While
Thru* tn\ warrant^, ho adiled. that III heavy art inn alt aloag
the *tnre« open until tho eusto•S4.000.000 T N T plant at Weld- which will mean considerably fur traiuferrcd to Daytona Beach ef Hou.a order, t|)at iho government mary timo on Katunlay night*. uInA ,»ct nn LMrniubmrnt papers the front there had been no sub.
in Springs— lock a weekend h«ll- ther expansion, Mr. lllgglns re fective Aug. 4, It waa announced hml had revoked all Ikcn.e* I*. These store* will be able to sell •f scrvril on any bunk, person, stuntiat change* In position.
iay, refusing to Work for timo vealed. Buildings, hangars, admin- today. Two new patrolmen will be •tied hitherto for '!*• exportati in tvrrythlng hut gasoline, and thus firm or riirporntmii owing nlonry
The Red command's mention
quarters • and
other aaalgned to Sanford to replace nf petroleum pmducta to coonand a half on Saturday and Sun. Utratlvs
fl^$* tuxpnytr.
of n resumption of f'yhling about
trie, other than Iho following: will lie ro-operatlng wholeheart
days, when they had been get structurea would have to b« built Mr. Brooker.
Uotmiu’iilmg upon the payment I'orkhov, |Ml miles sot.th of Len
for an air base, ha added.
("nuntrlea of the We.lern Hem- edly with the closing order.
The patrolman aald he wiahnl
ting double time.
(•calf, Sunoco, Btandard Oil and •if tuxes. Mr Jinkm* tlcclarcd; ingrad, suggested, however, a re
The new sfarport protect will to expreaa hia thank* to the peo iiphere, the nrltlah Empire, and
"S« minnb' County
taxpayers activation nf Ihe Kan driva up
American Dll already have noti
Kansas City. Mo., Aug. 8 — b« drrcloptd partly by lh« W FA ple ei Sanford for/the courteay the unoccupied tern title . of fied their retail draler. tn observe hu%«* miitte nn «*xri*ll«*nt record on that second Russian * ity' a f
equipment, Mr,
twoT
co-opera lion / whkh Hey ether countr(e* minting aggrt*M V - About 6400 A. F. L* in with mechanised
the new closing hour*, and others in the paynn'nt of intangible and ter a shnrt lull.
him during hia atay here, ainn.
borers remained o ff the job In Higgins stated. Tha WFA't part
The best available infirmatlon
"The holder* of theae licenaea are expected to follow suit quick tangible per«<n$l property tux*
protest against a reduction In in this werh will ba to grade, __ __ led "thaTBe woe eorry he
n , and there will be compnrn- indicated that there haj been nu
drain, clear and fence tha air. could not tee all af them to My have been Informed.” the Siato lyovertime pey today.
II.
B.
I’npe,
who
wa*
active
ill
lively
few
lux
exi’etillona
nnd
lux
grrnt
German progress cither in
port and construct all tnrida goodbye.
th’partment aald, "that If they
tho notice signed by the warrant* iMiieil nn uccmint of the center nr nt ‘ the northern
roads that will ba necessary. Coat
Mr. Brooker Mid he hoped that wt«h to reaubmit aopllcatlona for getting
station
operators, Ihvw t ixoti reiimlning unpaid."
and southern wing*.
qf this part af tha project will tha new men aaalgned to thia lirenaei, theae appllcatlona would ID service
pointed out that while the filling
This summary of the situation
run to about 1260,000.
dlatrie t would be treated aa ceur. hr promptly eonaldered In ar. atationa
are doing their part, 'it
was generally supportrd hy Nasi
When this phaao of tho work tooualy ae he had been. An «n- rordance with the policy aet forth
arrnunts themselves, aside from
hs< boon computed. Mr. Higgins thualaiUe member of the Atjaln- in the statement lavuetT by the ia up to tha public to do its share Death For Sabotage
unofficial Rutsmn
indication*
W . itlatrirt ole Gun Club, Mr. Brooker Mid pmldent today concerning tho In conserving gasoline. “ Mutoriat*
School children who ore out of Mid, the United WStates
must
govern
themielvrs
in
accor
To Be Recommended that strong German pressure on
the atato ih n lM the two weeks engineer office In JackapnvlUe he hoped to return often to the nporUtlen of" petroleum pro dance with the new regulation*,’ ’
Leningrad
had
been
measurably
ducta."
prior to the opening of school will cubmll constructkn Plane ctah’e weekly malckes.
he said.
WASHINGTON, Aug. J — (/D relieved.
Sept I ore required to have a end ask* for bid* from private
Those who aigned the notice — Uepresentalive Hendricks of
While the Nail High Command
rontrsetova
for
two
runways,
>10
doctor of tho community they
are aa followa:
Florida said Friday the Justice itself offered nothing but th*
elga a statement that there fast wide by shoot 4,000 feet
Rockey'a Service Station, II. Department would
recommend briefest of general!!!** --"battle*
la an am at Infantile paralyele losr. Alee welpded In the bid
B. Pope Co., Inc., Sunoco Service legislation to permit 'ho ilrn'h nn the eaat front runtlnno to do.
and no epidemic of any communi will be lighting of the field.
Station, Atlantia 8*rvtcr Station, |penalty in case* o f . sabotage in velop In our favor” — Berlin mili
The amount'ef money that will
cable disease in the community,
Park and Eighth Service Station. defense industry.
tary dlspitchrs stressed a claim
in announcement from the T. he required for the second pert
R. M- Windham, Britl’ a Gulf Srr
Tho Floridian, author of tho that ten* of thousands af Sovtot
W, Lawton’s office revealed to* of the airport expansion project
vie*
Station,
Bill
Stanarll,
W.
H.
measure, said tho depaitment wa* troop* had been annihilated south
of linen
___ I SUSP
woe Indicated yesterday by teleA hMpltal attendant project erntionoaa. t a k a cars
Reiti, Seminole TUo Shop, Car- writing a letter tn the House
„
nf Smolensk along tho control
and
aappliM,
cook,
proporo
and
___
,
p«-_
»
.furnish
work
*Jparlance
In
% * : at paper with the «tala
roll Sortrke Station,
“ “H. Eng
... 8.
Judiciary Committe* stating Ha front and that 30,000 Rod pri
and
(loan
and
laundservo
YOtioM
hospital
dutioo
for
young
ment ready for the signature of
Hah, Reel and 8oni, Scott Service approval. It would recommrnd, soners and 246
cannon
had
w «M a will bo atartad In Orlando
i doctor con be obtained at Mr.
• practical Instruction Station, a. A. Maffett, ami Touch- howevar, ho said, that th* death been taken Ihor*.
Besid
at
tha
Orange
General
Hospital
K
e
a
p
s
J
H
p
p
H
w tW i office or those children
penally be limited to instances
win contain about two ton 8orvk* Station.
•boat Aug. 15 undsr tho opon- the
who or*
be oat of t o n may
involving loss o f iifs or nUcing
Mfihlp n f (ho National Youth hour* a ^ d a ^ o f related
Mvq_n doctor attach bU algnalife in danger.
A A riiM n th n . tha loaol NYA which w ill bo tn th* fi
loretlo the followlag statement:
turn and practical
Atlanta , An*, a -(F v i today.
TWa evrtlfU# that there le Tho
nation’* dofotuo buHntrida
^
Is ana year In tloo.
MM of tnfhatiU parslyiis
ralatod training covere such
V . »y o tb «k .«n d mill*. riorM,
nrla ar*
and n* epidemic at any
JACKSONVILLE,
i oat tho patient, rtaponwUl bo ■wood
___
In
Tho mtmbonhlp drlro of
"
“
la this
Health
UP)—Tha
I —Th# Ctato
State Bonn^of
Board
NYA. sihinty for hospital property, hu. yoor will b* launched nt
u la ^ J C n a k k : ,TUX'{>.'
Seen In Month
Jap Ship Docks— Yanks Safe
Rising Tide Of
Revolt Spreads
In
16 Gas Stations
Tax Executions
Agree To Lock On Property Are
Pumps At Night Given To Sheriff
t
, Chamber Gratified At
Success Of Airport Project As
CAA Grant Assures Development
[it Production
At U. S. Plants
Brooker Is Moved
To Daytona Beach
/
t
Health Guard to Be
Enforced By Schools
Hospital Work To Bp Taught Girls
A t Orlando As P art Of; NYA Program
&
South Reaps Harvest
From Defense Boom
Legion Post Will
Start Member Drive
4500 Sailors End
__L Leave At Miami
MIAMI.
Aug. S —M V - Mo**
•UnuLUH ^ w C n , .
ISWSS USE £
ovor
rtgl*taro*
%
not
nor**
xrouSaMBto to ^*-
Mexico JMay Close •
German Consulates
59 Paralysis Cases
In Florida In July
_________
_ J
Mid Friday
$9 __________rfanlflo
eaae* at
of tho Ctmpbrll-Loaaing
of Pa«ldtoU. Footlldg
MEXICO CITY, AUg. 2 —UP) paralyele were reported to Ftorot tho Ar ________
‘
_ Ion to
Ida during July, bringtag th* to
ho hold at th* Legion"11uY Mon — Mexico war Mid by an In
ygioao. ponoooUtyj day night at 7 K>0 o’clock, Joel formed government source Fri tal for th* year to IIS. Dr. Dan Con* oph
to a to re .
Field, post commander. Mid to- day to bo "seriously considering Mid
th* die**** waa not of
closing German consulates" In
domlo pruportlona nnd th* July
matamal
•si
Every member la urged to at reprisal for the German govern, total wn* not alarming.
tend tho meeting ns It l« onu of ment request that Mexico pro
tho most Important of th* year, test President llocsoxalt’a Axle
trad* blacklist.
la for IM eoureo ho added.
Tha German request, mode
rl» from M to M
through German Minister Rmlt
wko W f i compwt*
CoUenbarg,
waa flatly rejected
il vw Hl Um i UU*
by Moxico with a etarn rebuke
It in for white
f ■ Chlnow to Hongkong whan to Berlin. Tho closing of con- Considerably cloudtea**. Con
o nought modlcal old two we*k* sulate* would match action thoUnuod warm tonight and BnnAty
thundershower*
ftor ho had boon knocked out to United State* already hM token with scattered
again*t both Gtrmany and Italy. Sunday afternoon.
c
""■,m
nn $4 bo
food
LOCAL WEATH
'ez& i r &
..g B tk w - y
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*
/
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w*
r w
t r i wtomn w^ alp, wksM
pA u m ti)
iford
Another yC^promise
H erald
b
SATURDAY, AUGUST' 0 * 4 1
roman
Mineral
til tSpty Remedy
‘or Cow. Disease
'FROZEfcT ASSETS'
kt.OIll o f
It .w m perhaps Ingvltabl*
to compulsory military scrnce
there should come a cotnj>rt>in __
.
ther the selectees being released to civilian life a fte r
tjiclr original year o f service nor a permanent solutldn
to this vital question o f how to raise and maintain a
large and efficient arrty without treading on the toes o f
anyone.
I f there has ever been any sound argument against
ictaining the boys in service ,fq r “ the duration o f .th e
e X g X y T f t was only U J f i t W had been "drafted tb l a
limited and definitely prescribed period in the first place.
Though technically thla was .not so, the boys were given
the impression tBat they were to be in service for a year
and 4*. y e a r ‘ only.
N o w - Instead o f meeting the situation fran kly and hon
estly, declaring a national emergency, and letting the se
lectees understand that they will be needed as long as
the world Is In chaos, the origln il error o f fix in g a Knitt
ed period of service seems.about to be repeated. The boy*
are to be drafted not it ir i ' r a r q f service, now that th eir
GAINESVILLE, A nr. 3- (Spe
cial)-'A new treatment for
_________________ , ___
take
better than any ether yet found,
h>* been devtaed by Dr. D. A.
Hander*, veterinarian with the
nabta f f Iodine in mineral eU.
Jrctrd into the odder through
e teat.
Ifaititb haa been a troublesome
•ease fot many years, often
saber leaked’* qBarter* e4 mi
ni and destroying their mflk
educing capacity. InveeUgatora
ilsc, too, to ratqrn the
fr' y e a r .and it half. ,lf
I c W ' .'fe fflri
r s w 'r . v ?
Congress dec
w d lw e le Ob
lie Ir i.lh e flW
vote on , It qi
3ATURDAT, AUGUST 2. 1S4I yearfl.toTW c
U l l i U i VEUHH r o t t TU U A Y
:UWfl
z f m
BETTER
BEER
WISDOM
AND VOIXOW IT: The m*n
that wandrretb out of the way
of understanding, shall r « t
In
the awsiMr of the dead.— Pro- Aiherlca’ h rk
Pair day* I* now
i publb iwlmmlng
J hn/lrrTri'n Finrirsiv AhH
ift
vourddfA tn nnnet * a
nt*n-'
jJjMtj
kil
Good,
>
a s tra
[HAT OUTFIT
t BUDDY? #
FIRST a r m o r e d c o r p s
22Z. ’£ .‘ a
h afor. dluinl* I*1 * * ’ d#B*
tk* single purbalor# diving, pom o f praUeUng sad def.ndHig
aertoNaw tor we knew that (he
iwnr s»»- S ^J'S Si.lS S ’j £ IS
■;U . D ry o f ( , 7 » S J r r
Ihhttf dry nnd mo-ster.
* T
'
U Wo hn*a HlUer’s own words
■
i. i—
■
G........
i
I tksl these gentry will have their
I totals fnQ with then’ own affsira,
|W* shall soon have storm trogp.
’‘f e w s S
ifi^ a is s
tilA thus” |mve tskeh
. > '|would by
■ .
— toe». <5d
te. “ We find o u r -14**- oat
be North DakotaUhb the
»W as 44 per>l
r*rnm»nt ask*
to keep prices
prerent Inflation. Mean,
eertsto fsrmers who kav*
selling their stuff below
ib. Ust few years wQI
E*Mn'n y7vpata?lM
vOtoatMa e t t f M-
Site
probably made a Nasi
ef the Medhorrsneen
Britiek fleet hnprf.
bra^^ ^ O m ? ^
Engtoad to -tosJ o il tUs
S S B i'U S
American ns<
flM W it lr a
'
% T..3e;
To®
who haa bvtn accondfd from Ua
Motor Transport Corpm
‘ ■
GAINESVILLE. A
“ In thl* unpratentlou* setting IclaD—A warning to
it'd with her small committee, *to«k Owners to ko*
lN
te
Iy*te « f Hitler’* tow*
broken prombee, double
and treacheries. Entitled
--by Adolf Hitler, the
gravate the Infection.
wife of the American embasts-1
— ,—
■—
tlo,*. haa consented to act sa l
honorary chalnpanaf the London IT r*t»cw n**a T /
committee, which to composed of I i f f t U i H v l o A t
three American*— Mr*. Edwhrd I -gl_____ J
.w.e
R. Murrow, . chairman; Mrs.
uUETQ
L ll
John Rathbone, and Mr*. John
!n
« i
mmlng. In spite* o f all
It Is nearly a year tinca^he
Itlflers, such Infeclions’ enrollment o f the select*** vat
inn to be. not so much 1 *.°.-rtoed, and the Senator* ale
k*." v.1* [** " h'« h " ra «nfin * und«r water,
^ to Us tom« for th* next ton
Pgreen*
'Weaka. Powell baa had an unuiuall
amount of hard lu
fbw years tot to
goyd spirits regardl
Cotnetdteg with report*
Berlin that Adolf ..Hitler ie
williqg to stop the ’ war end
the British
Empire *nd
United Staten live In peace,
ise In He early
m em . In owd
itofeetien wm*
s i . In the^nffuf* I
l ^at ** ^ e WV ** ** w ith Congress. Somewhere
will have io w e a * 'r ^ k home the honorable members m ight lose a vote if
England went down before the
ttwyi
|l they told the truth.
Conqueror.
“ Enact peaca lime conscrip
tion," declared Henator Wheeler,
11 painting!'
Is
B i^ t —
during the debut*, “and no long
er will thb he n free land,'no
■am<SsMnii?irtplr« '" I
Swimming la one o f the best form s o f erftrcls# known longer will the cltllfn be Mbl»
I. W* dWnf know!10 fnan and in wqrm weather .It w particularly beneficial to My that he disagree* dbltli
*g *o old. Don.
|belnrf both Invigoratlrii 1and reffesfiln g a t‘ a time when a governmental proclamation or
edict. Hushed whbpert will repbee free ipeeeh, aeeret meet
ing* in dark plscae will aupphnt
Tree amemblagv, labor and' In.
njght ’/blarkyi
Swimming
H itlerite Peaco
AI though many Americana hare
unwittingly been playing Into
IHtler's hand* by *upp<
_ a negotiated seam, the
idea of
" __ U at
Tim*’* 1Peace -by
March
Adolf nitler" will now put them,
on guard against the latest NaaN
propaganda
offensive, It waa
■tiled. The film’* retro*pectin
examination ef Hitler’ * record
prove* that the talk of peace now
i being circulated hy UoUtlonUU,
Natl sympathiser*
and thos<
earnestly devoted To the Ideal or
location
T --------- maJorUyr o f That*ntto^lfcinE u m t w into th e army w ill be
guration Of Emil kept there until the craargency ie over. T h e public know*
We*t ru h .I0?,Jb lit. The selectees, i f they are honest with themselves, know
imn to silent!*
* I <t. And certainly Congress knows i t Then why all th l*
T --------thllly-shAllyln* oround about another y e a r and a h alf
»lth Japan fradj)*l;n the arptyT
s^p!
'
exploited more threwdly than
Hnlfr the tochnlqua of eyetematie falsehood and betrayal, tbJ
March of Time abawa. The fltoi,
which 1* documented with educlaiiee picture* from Ia*Ids Nastdcmlnated Europe, trace* Hitler'*
treatment employed by Dr. conquest* sine* nis rb * to power
‘ a
rant the fart* that one aa the German fuehrar.
tn taking over each of the Is
n'la adffkieat and that no
its k iii’ k d s astsdt tba
sad milk flow wiinmmm Lvato. kinisi, haa W i l y ptocWmed
m l la less than 10 ' days, that Germany seek*, only Mac*.
roeety la beet admfalstered On each suasion, the Match df
Title shows, he ha* declared Ger
many’s territorial ambition* fo ld
filled—while appeasers.
taking
him at hb word, have repeatedly
allowed him to prepare for fur
ther conquest* and have them-
« a w s -a s e g A * *
a »ftr eM kM <•
lama A g a in s t
Juni SO, 4*40. UM war
f department answered the
lUry threat of European
ser dlvisions by announctha organisation of an ar>
wd corps of two dlvtotons.
hla corps comprised the
armored vehicles previously
assigned to the cavalry, In
fantry. and Included odd ar
tillery and motor!red Infantry.
Major General A m
R.
Chaffee was named first-commanrter of,the armored field
force.
Today the uraocad forces
Is expanding to tour division#.
The First Armored division
la m w based at m t Knox
Mantacky, and “
Fart Banning
Third fflvtolon
___Folk,
and the Fourth to
Used at rtne Camp.
Mi rtne, ■ by which
A M »rl«in [m„ t <
branches of Bundle* adopt blltaedl > fva
liritish hoanltaU, waa m etved |M|anuj
With enthusiasm, and til* h o»p l-L y, j,
U l* havo been encouraged in L .,1 >i
their task ef carrying ett th elrln, i (
work under often almost ImpoS-1 flower,
slblo conditions ty this tangible ..now
•evtdcnco
etcI*!*■•%**re off the
ilin u
>■wieef K and
anil manM^t* ee.a.
warmth
rnrlty of tlclf Amvlcan fl
Th e clothes, whkh *r«
tributed
through the \
agtnelea of Dudley House
mlttre and the Women's '
tary Services, arouse adml
■e a wall as gratitude. The
ty Improve* with
l|
‘ each th
JJt
Include i«
“Tho bundles tnclod*
and coats for woman: suit)
mere oat* for ineW, layette
bable*. clotbce far ChUdrcc
growing boys and girls.
“ Lord msyors* fund* hav
received ik f from ‘Dandle*,
que* wet*
sent to the
Mayo”* at .Coventry, Msn*
Portsmouth, riymouth snd
tal. to help jh somo mease
alleviate suffering In these
aged cities.
.
• Mr*. Murrow and the
bars of her committee won
to take this opportunity I
the members
BnndUs fl
Min, ttroush the OotpcM
modi the hfltpltals, f i r T j
tb* settleiwnrt
H
i & r . a n d y , Chap»pkfwe,
BAGGETTS
liquor Stoic
it
Work Of Bundles
For Britain Is
Tekl Ip Article
Activltle* of the
W I • group to
Bundlee for
the. United
notice
x o o w nses .q r qflo?
4 hr tow. an f e e ta.AM CSCy eCjp d |
7JSi S’.JSS Sm to’^SCtofteT
�THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA
A U G U S T 2, 1941
Florida Bakers T o
Meet In Orlando Home Dem onstration
ocial
ial Calendar
MONDAY
•swing aesaiona will eon* * « • tn the Woman's Club for
tha Red Cross from 0:30 A. 11.
ttatU 11:30 A. M.
Souls Catholic Church will
JPM or the Red Cross sewing
•4 the Woman’s Club from 2:10
A M. uatil S:00 P. M.. dlroetejl by Mrs. P. E. RoumiUaL .
— 8L Mark’s Chapter of tha
Woman's Auxiliary of the Holy
Episcopal
Church
will
*fMt at 8:00 P. U. at Jl-a Parish
House. Members are asked to
being their Blbleo.
i Circlxx of the Woman’* Society
Christian Church
of
the
thodlst Church will meet at
P. M. at the following
vap 'd ------ ^
TUESDAY
Qlrl Scout* will meet at the
ItUa Hou*e at 2:00 P. M. with
note hag lunch and blankat
It ta go to Camp Wiki Wiki
The sewing session for th*
Cross will be sponsored
EtiUm Stir la the Woman'*
ub beginning at 0:30 A. M
WEDNESDAY
.Sewing teesIon* will continue
f i r the Be< Cross In the Woi*a Club from 9:30 A. M. un
it :* ) A. M.
}
THURSDAT
' P. E. O. Oganlxation under Om
Jponsorvhlp of Mr*. S. O. Skin
Miser, Sr., will sew for the Red
Cross In the Woman’* Club from
•40 P. M. until 4:00 P. M.
, T
PRIDAT
^ Dirt Gardeners Clrcla of tho
'Kanford Garden Club will **w
for ,the.Bed. Crow.in .life
r
M rs. Jesse Lodge
Honored A t Party
Complimenting Mr*. Jess* C.
Lodge, Mias Mary Lodge enter
tained with a party at her home
on West Twentieth Street yea
terday afternoon. The room* in
which the guests were entertain
ed were decorated with quantl
ties of roses and zinnias.
Hr lie* were
awarded to Mias
Elizabeth Whigham
and Mias
Batty Corrodl. for excelling in
the games and contests played
by the guests. T ie honors* was
presented with a large basket of
gifts which were opened and
viewed by those present.
Late in the afternoon the host
el* served a sweet course to the
following:
Mrs. Lodge,
guest of honor,
Mrs. Dorothy Corrodl, Mis* Jes
sie Durden, Miss Joyce Ann
IVhidtlon,
Miss Erma Doudney,
Mis* Elisabeth Whigham,
Mis*
Elizabeth
Pippin,
Mias
Bette
Wathen,
Mias
Mary
Martha
Emerick, Miss Betty Corrodl, Miss
Marcia Proctor, Miss Neil Ste
wart and Miss Muriel Knox.
day evening with Mrs. A. C.
Madden, Guaqlian of the Grove,
presiding.
Plans were outlined for hold
ing a district meeting here on
Sept. 20 with
riqiresrntatives
from all groves throughout the
central part of4Jhe state attendTilgh official* of the . society
who are expected to be present
at the meeting include ML* Ate
bte Holden, state manager, of
Jacksonville a n d
Miss
Amy
Moore,
district
manager,
of
Starke.
Persona appointed to serve on
the various committers for the
state meeting are: Mr*. A. C.
Madden. Mrs. C. C. Collins. Mr*.
Ruby Wade. Mrs. Reginald So.
dertlom, Mr*. K. II. Phillips, Mr*.
J. O. Andes, Mr*. Edward Lan
caster, and Miss Lnurdcen Craw! „ * __________ ______ _
Mrs. n*lga Smith was apMlntedito servo as * member of
he board of auditors of the
grove, and It was voted to ro
ne tegular meeting* on the
second and fourth Thursdays of
each month. The next meeting
will be held on Thursday evenj , Aug. 14, and all meanbar*
have been urged to be present.
Yottr Clock* And
' W atch** Repaired B y
W ho
• Knows
Kaally
ORLANDO. Aug.
Spec tall
— The «rron«l annual meeting of
the Floriifa State Bakers Asso
ciation nn>l allied trmilr«men will
be held at (.jikexid* Park. Orlan
do Sunday afternoon.
J. J. Taylor, State chemist,
and an authority on pure food*,
will speak on t V
n*»w bread
standard* and Joseph II llrvter.
Mr*. C. W. Forrester has left president of the Southern Baker*
for Nashville, Tenn., to visit with Aaaociatinn will talk t*n th** place
relatives for several week*.
of the bakery in defence. Their
will he a barbecue in connection
George Steele, who is stationed
ith the meeting.
at th* Air Base in Miami visit
ed with hi* parents recently.
Fruit pLajr« «ucb an important
role in C'h»*1 Nutrition that m ty *
« l \ r * * k r J l «** ee o r «.
tody
jtYp it irnoas coo4««R«e II SM'B S»»«
K#x i K K«h* *.
Sk Rk TOG A s n U N G S .
Aucaiderati.-n in his daily diet. Aad
S«h*lt« Salh*e*»l, I* ♦* ,V U
J*' — The *mal1ewt ^r»»wd
I'lve. hmg S* fklkV * t **• \
the fruit !■> consider especially
iimt the motoel*
ma*>
CXrtr
W eelhrsel tV KlVH** I*I4)«V
at thi. time IS the peach, for «w «. ; %* r xi
K*va m the *tate last year m w
tie sra-on is rapidly approach
VJr- l*»yr» Whitney’Ceatery
ing it- peek Here are - bum sagNote, s full brother to Twenty
» i n w r 4 Ml vm it
' U 1 U iM X
'C lin,!, hreak a three race jmx
LUK
gestion- that are guaraateed to [
II
X lir tm .
trie <V ._lne-*day
be ta .tr.orthy.
I* • « A
U
The C.reentree -table'- geU
M«»rniatf |‘fvji Bisk S*m k * 11
Pv*. h t ike — Requirements:
ng. *fter fiai-hing -ee-ww, la it*
A M
2 cup- enriched flour. 4 tealfa-t three -tartv fnwiUy rta-hed
h r »• r . ? ♦* r xi
ir ifg ta g
< U n h e
i *4 I '
XI
(through to a three-length trtspoon- taking powder. 2 Hide
joirph in the featured llermi*
spoon- butter, t teaspoon ctanir
«
aa
.
i*a*r«:i
t
i
b
a
w
x
u
u
1hsr-.lkap
The race * » <
^4"
T a xin g Assets O f
■aon. •> to H juk; peaches. I egg. ovL’ M i. »; *a be. *-i u*« «*-i
Charles Chalker of Tallahas,..er a hesvy track oader lead.a
TWA r i w n l lt w t m i x r
milk, I _* tra-p-ion salt, aad 1-4
>»«W|
»**, formerly of Sanford, visited
Unions Proposed cup
! U - , sad oaly 4 la i f * » <W tW «N
sirup or mi id (la-w ed
ho R * ' l i / a - f g * » : I » e " « » r p A * t - r
with friend* her* yesterday.
| *f k \t * a aw X •" ' ’ X
^la-lit S. *»**••I. • • . % \|
•n han*l
ney.
\X
I
I * h t a » «
I
W n ia in g
IX * « A j. I I m
\
\J
\ | t o r D The Fwwd after
W ASH IN G TO N , Aug 2 -***>
Mak. * cru-t by sifting the S i t k | * . t
.t.a
X
XI
.*4
la
! ; * > • , , w - h> * w . *
• \| •
ef
the
Mrv. D. L. Long has as her — The ||rtu«r work.’tl M-4tirely
r ' t r f the pac* mo«l
flour
in-l
taking
powder
legeX
X
e
*
a
*
1
k
it
•
<
*
*he
1
ah>8
<•
f
t
1
.
e
1
.
*
K
»rr
rood, with the
gurita Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas toward th»* pd \| of grncral debate
«3 \
f i R i 'h n l
M
at Ih * I V v e A llr . , i
l ‘A « t .X
a.
• ’•-a r
II —
Ka>»!ah.
-ixth
Showalter of Wheeling, W. Va. on the $:I.S29,200,0imi t a x bill User, rutting in the butter and
. «
r*u ' x. •
t T.t«ry stable *
Ik * v it a le g
. v
adding -alt. beaten egg. aad e- Wv
alia
• \ i * t T ill
!/ »:»• < '•
• ira^ht S rilm ch«»NT nl
Friday aft^r hrarJng 4 proposal
)% »ia
•« t « * n f
a
'- h i p
»»lh
*•
Miss Carolyn
Daguu
is at from the Democratic «»de that nougb -weet milk to aake a
• t»
t*v. '.h od »
soft dough. Roll the cruet ane- e I'r- pk ’ •»wot.-*6' : ’ •
tending summer school al Mon
. i- h m .l
T h e . i n n e r I— •
the »«Net* *»f lnhor i\tton< he xub- half m. i thick and li
f » i»^ t
n r n v i
( n i m i n
treat Collrg* In Montreal, N. C.
i tvm hl-ade » “
~ L ,“ t'
XX l* Itp.w A- I •
ra-t.-r
Jrcteel to totat ion.
led bakingtin
iL ( W
tW
h
-h — *
I* •» A \t*
a• *•> Slteel
A*i«le fmm thi* lah**e
’he aftted
Frank Cowles, Jr., will have a* po-nl whirh we* ma le hy Rrpre4x«4xt "sh nl » i . X XI
peseh. • and -prinkle with • lit
XI **«•!••< W r . h j. I «
\ \|
hi* weekend guests, his parents, vei.lativc Vin-nn
IVtit'l
(It li* I
and tie rin> mien and vinap ov honey.
T* •'"tig I *b »’ \|
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cowles, nl
K '«ei*v a.w«b<w 4 I* u
1U711
about which the lluti-e could do Bake in a rather qeick eves tdl
Tampa.
xv
ia|a«*v|
t
V
left
e
4
|
*
V
I
nothing under the rtgi I pirlia- eru-t m.1 pc-ache* are hoik a
.... .
e
..
...
i
f«r
fcarwl
Sprinkle vitk »u- u « r iB «
,
Mis* Helen Petra* will return mmtnry procedure, the ihir.l and lirht hruwfi
are*l
,h# *”' *
\ 4*ii r* <* . ‘
.... ..
*7
*?--• »s W.s*.
tomorrow from Wayeross, G* la«t day " f oratory Iw-foie nest rwr. Vrwp in the oven frvw a»in
■A W*11» «*' •* .
.....
week'*
final
vote
w
imark.-.|
hy
Ute* more, and d m verve. Thi*
► 4
.
,
,
where she has heen visiting with
Vw* .-*-• •n *»: n n -v r s v - n u t n i n
additioml evehange- over * nnv- makf' »»ne large cake.
friends * and relatives.
ia i* i«
vi*ion mpiiring ).unt tnv eturn*
Pea- K hotter:
w ..„■»» ll«t»
r ii
i*
i-,...,
Wash and prepare four
quart*
Howard Dagur, Jr., who is an by married coupleSvgto-ia* toftk.q aa (oil-a a
.-Wrl•X
1 « « l V B I X IW
«-• *»
s •>
x XI
S t a ll,
s. * ...»
ripe
pmdirt. Cat
it piece*
_ ..w e e t e - l t o — » •
apprentice engineer at Waycros*.
Um
11 s o
X
XI
X*. .
(X i - t P
t »l
I «
i i —. i t *
•> «►
K ' ’
and put Drouth dihrec or fruit
Ga . visited recenlly with hie pn.
a , VI a•t |Ul*f KY34f
tk-w-l • • t u
'*•«»•« r*^9'••ll e*.*..4ve•' e
press
Measure, and
for work
rents, Mr. and Mr*. II. D. Dague Union Services At
»aar«lu4 t e llh e
- I - * - th*
v m it o c
XX • k , r
11 * •
1
pint »f pulp set aside m w cup
« 1*9 ••
XI
Jx
| »4
*•»
1 .1 -f
- 7 ‘.r.d ' e . - o - t — th*'
Presbyterian Slated
»*•
augar. Cook palp until U av/
---------- lutr, a« . ^
Dr. and Mrs. R. II. Mr Cat Iin
in 'it- own juice, then add sugar
of Memphis, Tenn.. are visiting
. an t o i t e t l t • * *
The
union
srnrn*t~4
of
H
r
r*r«
Conk until il is a t the drilled
with Dr. and Mr*. II. II. Met a-P...l...lt —
*w e »a - »
iou.4 chuitht 4 in the nty «nll be
islituency I W
iata stevilixed r*u% x w i's iix x\ m iNMitiki
aiOlMlM H iWAl
lin for a few days.
belt! tomorrow erenmir at
H:00 Mr* and -eat al *»ace.
d
a
l
41»•
I Nl Nl N
|h. KoL*
.1to* n lea 1* '* " •
XVei. a,. . taip. '*•
Picklr-I
I'riche* :
-.1
Mr. /nl Mr*. C. K. Carter o'clock in the I' r e * 1* y trnan
a
it
X
to
.
«
p
*
1
1
%
2
1
u
H o K x« It.-A i* 1%k*«-r
< -ml I* 1*ahT
rntit pounds peaches. 4
nnd -on have moved finm their t’hurch with the Rev. W. P.
1wa-l a»
X-to mg
^Hh-» >« s* h.o.l td 04 x vl
Metho -oun.1. -ugar. 2 quarts vinegar.
home on Ileanlall Avenue .in.I Huhrman, |tudor of the
h t 4,| l»| -a,,*-..
I I to \ \J
>*1e p*.0» toil* Ke the
two in*-h piece* -lick ctaaaavna, ^e* *e*--n toe the p . -I •«
•—
••« mei 1 ■ T*. —W 1K%' » « • m l - w- * I C -— *
are now m illing at it lit Mag dist Church, delivering the w rTW* Itlt’e - Xqi S
|he XX V
« gal tv. i-glh
*******
moit.
and clove*.
• 40
nolia Avenue.
•... 1
»t*c-J
*tlvl*
a
«*Awa|o
%
-a
a!
I
tie
X .m M .
'Th e A e r v w h i c h hAV^ been
• ..at VcUt e ,. — let- • » »
Cht..*r
fresh,
high
qwaltty
.4 k •*
.mat - w.-wg
i*
I*
V
1
-*A
A
to
*
a
to
t
e*f
uopi
pular with the memU-rs of the fruit and -ort carefully far six*
Mr*. R. C. I^-ng and Mri W
4 w/X.| |-a»*
IW N IM IIX l N ip t H
» ..to* a- <**•••
M. Hniche are viaiting in tia'nr*- dlffl>rent rhunhe* for the paat and ti|*-ne«*. preferably, -elect S.hthf-iV-1 ltd
f «.•«**• to til 9-e r-* ....
*n«H
«;.mi To m b W t i t l e —*to
et1 ad•-I ,.*
pent hen.
ville a* the gue-l*
of
Mr*. two summers will continue in the firm * hite ding-tone
•1-A*e** M v h. inwlv•■•%, %« •
. |he to 4
XI a**let
during W a-l then*
aell.
remnvv thin
* * to. If to o«4«
Kathleen
I^ng
Coghurn and Presbyterian t'hurrh all
<,
N
»
a*
X
V
I
x to -nl . - tome*dtoOto l« a rmliiNBl
th^* month of August.
akin with * -harp knife, and
daughter, Judy.
rXtr. h XX ,-k H I* *4 x Vi
. 9,1
|W*»»II4‘S I ' c a a k t l a
Dr. K. D. Brownlie, pa*tor of -tick .* cU.ee* into each peach
»
I * ( hi
Ttpoo
eI |hr
I^robyterian
thurch. who T * pcwcnt di-col-iratiMt,
d>*p
Carl Echcl* aspect* to leave the
4Xqr. A
. . ... (kit nut-<
. a l l - * . - w — le w e e
< W * * .* »
bei*n a I went
for teverml the fruit a< it I- pc* pared lit* 4* r R o e t l h g : Ud »• XI
• tu to r « W i l l i M «H- 1 W t lx T
tomorrow for Dothan and Mont ha«
R»*hlh|
tol.Se«
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4
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It ..dution made hy diaaatvgomery, Ala., where he will si months from the pulpit on ac
<nto-4 as s> tk---1 to « . X VI
"
•• — . - * * « t t « t t v
|to-n*» <- I Iw wl
illnea.4, r Xpert* to ing I tat.|e*p->un of salt tn each •S»AK*»
lt with relatives fer about tw. count of
I V» . a .g -Wtihe 11 ’■# X XI
W . * let g.d Xl.ifg |||M
,f . ..ai.tetwn
l*S
' '
prrmch at the morning
*ervk*o quart of water look Ike vine
; tX I*.. *4u -to• tottou *e I * a r * H
, « a* a* Awto Il»» totolMato *♦«•**
weeks.
.
4
feto.f.ltoto..
tomorrow.
gar, cinnamon aad sugar togeth IR K INXi.NI A U in X Il I Wl **4 if
II Ut a
1 M
toe P.4.4 m »1»
to.*a.to.to«»to« to»to4s
er forlit minute*, ar
watt! the • X - I n e v | ' » i A X t r a v e a to* I te-4 * * » * . Mr*. Millard Cross and daugh
Ttoe -4 l*a
I
. ,to.M €.•**•% ^
,Uk#C
KdV I IttoVUsVal l: -*• 1'ieijt
ter of luikeland ware the gur-t- nado Bench a* the guest* of «ymp i- fairly thirk. Add
I
44
x
S*a*»wlav s . h.H.| • IV
X
\|
this week of Mr. and Mr*. O. G. Mr*. It. A. Newman anil Mr*. c*. n .'t rently until temkrr hut Xl-.r ala( <i*ftVe
w ha
la k e
not h'-'krn. ami krt stand ha the
Roller at their home on Maple W. A. AiUma*
l ^ u u ' d IT o ltia *■- tact*
syrup o-rraight.
' T i p * * H «■ I t o e • A a to *
to • - «
Avtnu*.
9
,
c
o
k
U
a
k
,.
I he |'t-JWi« gV of |'h-fl
In 0 e morning drain syrap
- lame*
* llarfwM
m T * V» !•
T ic
I
from (esche- and park frail ha I*to1-M Serfa r« a* tie •|*t» -k . te '
Mr*. H. E. Turner anil daugh
.
-w.C.ee
a-ka.
II,
aafa*
**»
iAnr* 1 »l « <m •’ \|
I « lie vw-d-t -I |1*d
lo strciltied jar*- Beil ayvap ra
ter, Mildred, left thi* aftrmron
. c o o w e y a -k a . I - It r - U U c * V a w t t v
,f». - *. . « |A*e |’
t
Me
to *44
*«e
toe to » t «
,.lv
l a it -—p w t - t ' h o t
pidly until thick aad pour over
for
Jacksonville
where thee
l.#««t|g Movli at lie A- toe
e» lk*e to»8to E-* 1#
* ,t,
la
I tt* h t.—g a r
U rn
I ld t o P l
\ w 1 *|
peachv* m the j i n . Seal, label,
l i t * V. - .
A n to t i l
V** <
were called by th* death of th*
Theta »• I * ( h a •
U
l
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I
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to
to
a
4
l
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f
t
o
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i
-tore
in
cool
plate.
Alkew
fermar’a grandfather. •
tv-a V t t o h e- m a n a g e d
the polled peaches to stand Se
. m v t XX totoheto
1 I
•tod-4. W»«
• - Mvf*VHl' Mr*. Robert Smith
|e
•*. •• -n
Mr. and Mr*. 3. II. KrynoMa re r* I week* ta to a d tin
• Ml US M
|aW t i t '* V.^-l— W
too tie I’lh'e
had a* their recent guests al and daughters left today for a bef.u. .erviag.
•IW S q U l
111- «*•• •*
their home In. the Rose Court two a n t s ' vacation whkh will
Apartments, Mr. and Mrs. Ku- ba ip rn l la. Cincinnati. Ohm.
gena Sego and son of Ft. Myers. Louisville, Ky., Savannah, lit..
Talephcn* 140
*f Mr* c. F. BranWect Side. •
Citela Two, Mr*. P. R. Tayir, 108 Wect Sixth Street.
Circle Three, Mrs. W. J. Dad, West Pint Street
Circle Pour with Mrs. Carl
Ullama at ‘.ia home of U rt J.
Crawford, 1204 Oak Avenue.
, Cirela Five. Mrs. W. C. Cole- Woodmen Circles T o
nan in Floral Heights.
Hold District Meet
W St Ann’* Chapter of the Wo
n’s Auxiliary of tha Hoi
Gladlola Grova
Number
267
*a Episcopal Church wil
at 4:00 P. M. at tha home of the Woodmen Circle held a
incclal
merting
tn
the
Woodmen
Mr*. E. D. Mobley, 708 Oak
Hall on Park Avenue on Thurs
u*.
OM
Century Note
Nets First At
Saratoga Race
A n d Personal Activities
LOURINE BEAL, Bodety Editor
B in
PAGE T H R U
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mr*. Henry
N.
Tamm ara announcing the en
gagement
and
approaching
marriage of thair daughter,
Mary Catherine, to Robert C.
Wathburn, ton of Maj. Harold
C. Wathburn and Mr*. LueilHa Wathburn. The wadding
will ba an event of early
How
, BRIGGS
1 M M A G N O L IA
Photographing lattara to leaaen
thair weight for airmail la not
now. It date* back to 1870 whan
lattara war* photographed to »
diminutive ilia 'on thin paper inch
a* * pigeon could carry.
Last Times Today
Double Program
e r so n aU
Friend* of Mrs. L. H.
will be glad to learn (hat
been remoeed from the
Sanitarium In Orlando
home on West Fifteenth
Harvey
tha haa
Friend* of
Kathleen
Allen
Florida Du Rose of Sanford an<l IVIJO.I
to her will be Interested to learn lh.v
Street ■he haa been appointel piano in
atructor of the Stetson School uf
Harry Brownlee was remoeed Music at Stetacn University tr
today to his home on Palmetto Da Land.
Avenue from the Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospital where he
Mr. and Mr*. R. Earl Kipp and
recently underwent an operatien. two children left for
BUck
Mountain, N. ( ' , where Mr. Kipp
the Southern Stat>
Mr. and Mr*. W. H. TunnL will attend
cliff*
returned but Tuesday
from a six-weeks’ vacation which
Included vlalta In North Carolina,
Ohio, Michigan, and Ptnnaylvanla. .
Mr*. Chari** Betta haa roturnad to h*r hem* In Fay*tt*.
villa, N. C., aftar visiting with
iher parents, Mr. and Mr*. R. 0.
Hlckaon, and Mr. aad Mrs. A. L.
Betta, fbr aertral week*.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. MeCown
and aon, Dudley, of Orlando vis
ited yeaterday with Mr .and Mr*.
A. L Betta, enroute to Anderson
S. C. where they plan to spend
1 Oat of s
w
K nur Me* 30 Y en s OM
n
children have reecntiy
moved
beck U Saaferd from Welradal*
a*d arw new raalding an BeardaB Avenue In the former A.- E.
Shoemaker bom*.
| Mm. Key Mann and mother,
Mnk 8. E. Ire*, Jr, of Orletfl*. »P*nt yestarday In Coro-
MIDNIGHT SHOW
>Hie Invisible Ghost”
I * - K
D efective
Following the request of Petroleum Coordinator Harold Ickes that
the Filling Stations of the Nation conserve gasoline by early clos
ing, the following stations announce that effective August 3rd
Gasoline will only be sold during the following hours:
Eymtighl
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday.
~ D l l “ HENRY
McLAULlN, JR.
Hockey's Service Station
11:30 T0N1TB
WITH
BELA LUGOSI
Sm ai St. al M
Our. store at 200 Park
WILL BE OPEN until
9:30 ,P . M. Saturday
nights for sale of all items
EXCEPT GASOLINE.
**
Sac—* SL al S » r « d A n .
*
.
H. & Pope Company, Inc.
Seminole Tire Shop
SBI N. rurit An, Plat 37
Sunoco Service Station
amm An, riN* sia
S. II. Enstish Golf Service Statioa
Atlantic Service^ Station
CarroO Service Station
M
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
At*.
W. II. Reitz Service Station '
SautA P u l Avto
Park 4k Htktk Service SUtion
•III SL U htfc AW
R. N. Wiudkau
U ral SL *1 F tto d A n .
N. M
mi
An.
Red & Sons
w. nm su Pi** im
Scott's SUadard Service Station
-
Britt*a Galf Service Station
BB StanodTa Imperial SUtion
L 'f*
IT .A D O L F H I T U U r
M ETRO N E W S
IW forrrdar W
!• - -
W aP A R K A Y K .
. G. A. Maffett
Tnnekton Service Station
the aanroval of the Seminole County Def<
J. Ito INGLEY,
1 — —
■
•
-
i P i P i R/• V-P*
(3 ik » i k**l‘ All J .*a,
I . XI
<
c
e y" . - * . ! *
m u
�=*
9g W W
Suffers
i.
t;
S4
n
ftm i■ u mI
Airport Project
With
Success Pleases
Boxers
City Officials
( C «M la«H r r * « rag» f>»»>
T O U L Sag.
|ram from rongrr-'i.ian
Jce
BteOaa t v J fee km pock lleodriclu and i>n it nr Charlea
•TTT UM **- O. Andrew*. who «ar' that *216..
■a lari. 000 had. been aihui I l.v the f'A A
Ua
la a aka for Saaford'. airp-rl Mr lliircm.
■aid.
Sinre the two |»r-rr I runway •
d w i a particularly
jo t of teamagtn* figbt- will he hallt and th» field will
tm kaa. at the mo- be lighted rrgardli— of IhiA a a thwnpion.hip chal ceet. Mr. Iligtrin »m.l hi did
rs i o M
right ap front not view the e.ar! ar-ount of the
CAA allocation n m iinpoiinnt,
r hy aO critic.,
paint la the noggin •hough he .aid V- lielievel the
figure of (116.000 wa« clo.e to
the amount that w u l I he re
quired.
la addition lo the runway.,
_____ Webb, the the field will hare i> jn fool
WwTjnirtgfct," Orta waved road enterin'/ from Mel
i what. Ahrmma beat tonrille Avenue, wliv-h I.... .
middleweight the airport on I It. w«—t and livo
night ia an 20-foot exit road. Iindio-T I ' m
and figure* to the center of the field M Mel.
Avenue.
Mr
ll'-n-in.
Overt la laat tLe lonvfllr
ftNCIOtENTr
CEGJtJ'CPTI.,
vw* nttaiiari Ptwas^ONj ano ccocmohi£6
tiowm> ov Tonom w o r m w n or m v n «
« x x v ilS n c h30O«S e fto t actw. ooo* TtPp id n m i a nm.i o r r g r - s o m a o nnoa.
^THOUGH Cl TV
cmcarm *cor
ASir u fN x r v
nc am i * mt
O V W M M W IO IM
nKoo
AvnuACUC.
txxja ronwMQ
rvg O U N h MHdWOLAMI..
M O L W i XtD MlMi BMC
tro x » « a * * n uwu.
0»o nco tsc \ back in n c ninth crwnjov ncr amo
o c x w a a ro fW T fO w m p s .
O W II .Vacnt n roo n n G^nca than
The entire prof* rl 1 will
hr
k p f l n m i ' n ' • V .'v .V i.. If.* HUo
** V tUAANAnO K JUDCiNO THOM
prrof uteri frner, the Irvlr twhly
nc flOlPLOCC
|UK— LAMC(f BOMA
. aerreUry aid.
taro ttNcoucs ImMignjBCaapai or
The EngWerin*
Ib-t'drlnicot
snxrviNG
maoKh, 1
the f i t * of Sanfir.l hn. >1
Bv ricruon <6 a raewiao
Ba heat Tommy moat complete.t 'tv- .-i-in-.-t-v■ » few BMBth* ago and te ll*1*"* r° rL
* <* sat On ffcht with will pro ha My
’
**
. *W It^^Wama- 1
f*»r Oppr«»V»l
*' nfflT
■■mfi^aiilp
mrmt
•#. ^onf-ir •*« airBa r much him with old port. 15 Mho- Hon ' . t; I N « " ■
TDOMf SCIlNIinCAU-YCDB81CT UXDN6 FOB
—
ia Pittahmreh *--* I demaaaled a» fiarnti.il In nnHomes IS SO MVCMSP^ THAT IT rSAMMt-~-W ' j ||i l l . ttmm th>oal defenao rr«trnlnv l-v liny.
A8L* ID MX. tVtNOlO WOOHOtt 9UH M
I |1[
Maow I Gen. Donald II. Connolly, admin.
CHnnruL/adrociAay cLMtinu Mflaato
km m m il towch Yeah Wrator e f
Hail * •i ronuolln.
MSS tXXS NOT OrttrtAH TMI m s
I mm ^ k u „t1 te , Hunt I All work in the pingr-am i- •-*.
hrlrk. Ba waihad out- ported in lx foroptetnl hy Jan.
that leaded I >. Brt«- (Son. Conn«*liv "'.r.oiif.cf«|
m
ffo tV a
wtUskm •a4|
other Prntral f It rid • airport# United States Is
got stiffened.
So Taml 1 which received f U
fund. !Said Best Inform ed
eluded Urlawln,
le*-r«.
bunr,
#xn (l ,000,
KlMiinmtf,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-</»V(233.000: Bartow. SlU.Onn*. lieHELSINKI,
Aug. 2.— OP)—
land
$96,000; I j I"* IValea, A ra.llo nrtwurk executive told
Federal
Communication. The Murmansk railroad, strate
$3l7,’oo0. ■rfil \V*nt»*r Haven. the
that
the gic link between Leningrad ami
Slftft.OOO. Additional fond, will Commt..lun Friday
hr glinted to thrw field i hy the United Staten w i. the "beat In the ice-free Arctic port of Mtlrformed
remit
ry
jn
the
Wfurld’'
W PA later.
,
ftAin.k. ha. been cut In aovaral
On behalf of the Cilv of San- II rr.iilt nf the p rom t relationplucrx hy Iho Vlnnl.ih air force,
.hip.
between
nrw.paper.,
proa
fard, the Chamhor of Conmieree
and cltlien. hen*. Mr lliinrin. AaanelaUona and the radio broad- the Finnish high coranuuul de
ca*ting iiulii .try.
expreaaed appreriallon fur the i f
clared la.t night.
I‘i«ul W. White of tho Col-imforte r f Senator Charles Andrew.,
Hus.inn transport »hlpa
and
Senator Claude Pepp-r aod Con- I in liroadru.ting Syatcm testified truins were bombed in th® fiorgresaman Joe llendriek. i*i . up- that the "dark ages" when new.I’upen and radio battled over the thrrn ueclnr,.and a 1000-lop So
polling the Sanford airp*itt.
right to broadcast
newi had viet vr.ael wu» sunk, tK« Finn,
pn.wd and the public has become announced.
R oosevelt W ill Not
arru.tomrtl to "all the new. and
it will not tolerate rctrictiona."
: ^ ct
h te
taotv
I
I cwantisag
I
I
I
I
Finnw Claim Bombing
Of Russian Railroad
Press Savinpr Time
Full Valuations For
Railroads Are Asked
TAI-I-Alf ASHF.F,
Aug.
2 .— President
Uooeevoll
thinho
Governor
liolland'a
"advitcr.
tend to exaggerate the effect
TALLAMAR8EK,
Aug.
2.—
mt daylight saving-, time on tho
•cawomle life of Florida but he MY—Cnunly tax .j.c-u rx form
prraa the matter a* ally ratlnl on tho SUto lUUrcad
0* lima-” — --- —
Tbq
Fmidrtit
railroad and telegraph propertiea
far taxation thla year, In accord■ nc- with a 194V, law.
The reMlution a,ked the boarJ
''to meet and axaeaa railroad and
telegraph property at
It* full
rath value ami to aubmlt to the
tax aueaaon auch railroad
akd
telegraph a.aeaamenU ImmedUta.
le. xo that thair rolia may ba
doted and the nubile and levy,
ing authorltlea be adeiaad at the
rarlieat poaeible dite of tha to
tal full cash vahiationa of
the
respective eountlei."
NF.W YORK.
Aug. 2.— UP)—
The cheera and tr.rs o f more
CASUALTY
P t«l
ot
the
BwtdMt
rm ,
Service"
Carraway
ediy of
camUUana
.
.
__________ 4^1.1
a lA o la a
occupied" "rranea t^ d '_l»torle,
PAONB IS
bubm
UH
H e r e to fo r e Au-
R f DA. TO H i n t AMD
•H O arT T A L RONDS O F
M
f l t J iI 'AeM
( rro
i««u
oM
uW
imV -■io
■r.” ft
"?» ;
F. A# DTtON
SSEX
SEM
m
it. j . o v E n jrrn M T ,
-
j. n PAHTIW
a »
W . a KlLJtRJQ
K IL J t R fl
.
1
IS AB D ITfO N
ij
T O T iff ! - M C » n T A L i O X D I 0 T Hoard of County CnmmfooloBoYR,
AomlnoJo C ou nty. F lo r id A
IR V IIO L R
C O IJITT*
1I|UU>
. *,
T O rO R K
A I T H O R IIW ).
AND ATTEST:
O. P . IIK U N D O N
m ovrtH n o r o o tw o
Clork
RIOT o r TilW IN ffi’ AN€TK 0 *
--- 1 OVAleiriKO (XKAU
■AM
n iR R R o t r a i
rorm .
at
• r
an
m il
SAID
r l e c t io i
HKLD
ro o
r t R M lK .
roo
c o t’ NTT ri^ ii-ic r r « -
.lU
9 TATVS O r F L O R ID A OOF N T T « F
IEMINOLF3
I. O P. Itorndon, C1*rk of tko
Clrrtjlt Court »nd Clork of
Hoard
of County Comoiioolonora <9
fYllERCAJL Thm U fU U t a r t of
I Ho Hist# of riorl'tji, r«ia l«r *o*- lh-< C*ounty nf Nomlnolo, Rtato
Hon of 1MI. NMtrd Inin Uw Ktorkla horoby rortlfy that
AND D R IL A R IIO IA R R TO RR
a
Ct»«pt»r m i l , No m i bolnr An
Art to iitharlx* tho flonrd «f
Coantr rom nluioN ri of RrmlooU
Coantf. Florltln. t*» Iwuh *nd roll
-TTnoplul flonda iff fUmlnnlo Coun
ty” not lo ix c «N IID.OM M In at*
dlllon In tho “Ifooptiol Hondo of
Pomlnolo Countjr** llorotuforo tu,
ttinrlrd, and providing for tho
• ubmlBBlon of tho Voouon^o of iom*
to tho QoAllflod Trooholdvri of
•old County, nt on olrctlon hold for
ourti purpooo. and dorlorin^ oomo
fttroffolnir r r «o lu tln o
w as
d p ly
otlnptr.) bv tho sold
B
o a t * at
**
Board
M f u l a r »d )ou rn # d moot I n r Of
__ BAld
lio n r j h»M on Th u rsd oy, Ju ly
IMt
WITNFM my hand and oft
»*al this tho Itth day of Jo
IMle
O. P. HERNDON
rfoii
to bo for
County Pubf
PyrAND WIIKHKAM. fUl.l Hoc. It
further provide* that the Hoard
of County Commloolooero of Sornl*
nolo County shall rail void olortlon
and glvo not leoa thon thirty dayo
notice before tho data of raid (lec
tion. flvlny tho time, place and
r o * awwrrogjr- r o v x . v , »W T!
clerlnc Berne to
t HAMCEET.
nut Aemlnole County. Florida, on
[IRNNIS EARL MILLER. Plaintiff Publle Purpose.
tb* Ifth day of August,
■aid Bpec lei Election will be Tuesday
VS
, to submit t> all duly regl
held at tbs same polling pieces In lift
NINJA (1LADTS MILLER, Defen- the
tered
and
auallfled voters of th*
sevWat election precincts of
•iant
of A'tnlnola who are freethe County ae are established for County
holdm the npprovsl or dlxappruval
h t a t k o r r u m iH A . t o : n i c u a
Rsneral election*.
an Act tn Authorise th«» Ibiartl
OI.AHVH MII.LFH
JACKKON. holdlna
That all cltlaene who are free of
of Cuunty Commlirlonirs nf HemiTKNNCMIRR
In fUmtnol* County end nole County. Florida, to Issue and
You •r« hvreby wrdorad mod r»- holders
are qaallflad electors residing Bell ’Hospital Hontie of H^mlnM*
•1*«ir«*«l |r> appear upon tb« first who
In eald County and properly replNut to Etcesd 1150.090 00
<t«Y uf H«pt*inb«r A I>. till. In ptered are entitled to vote In spld County**
In Addition to the "Hospital !W>n>l*
ihr ahiva entitled Court tu the eNwtloa.
of
M«mlnols
Ciunty” Usrstofore Au
h>ll of complaint filed ACAlnot
UecUtretloa Hooke are new open thorised. And
For |h*
you In the Above reuse fer dlvorve at
of the Supervisor of Buhmlsalon of Fruvldlajr
it the office
otfl
the iMuance
of
« r decree pro eoAftaeo wilt be en- h**Utratlon. where any cltlsen Same tu the Qualified Freeholders
Who le k freeholder, and who le of Bald County. At an Election
t*>rrd tfilR lt you.
Title order shall be pabllehed qualified ta rtwteter aader the Held Fbr pufb Purpose. And Deone* e week for foar MMecilivA lawe of t,he Btate of Florida^ may rtarlflg Memo to be for a County
ind qualify to vote In Public Purpoee
• ••be In The tunford Herald. register
election. Bald books to bo
WItn*** my band end the offlflal eald
HE IT FIIIITIIRR RESOLVED.
Closed
for
tho purpose of thla elec That
of the calling of said
•**1 of the above entitled Court tion on the
Saturday preceding Specialnotice
Election shall be published
thU Ind day of A uk A. fr till.
pie day of election.
In
the
Hanford
Herald, n news
O. P. IIKUNIkrN
The law provides that any per
Clerk iod shell be deemed a freeholder paper pub Halted In said County of
for a period of not less
By: A II. WEEKS. D* C. Who bee an Immediate* beneficial Seminole,
30 days before the O lh day
orririAV# HEAL
Ownership Interest, legal or equit than
of August. 1911, arid that nolle#
able In tbs title of a fee-etmple shall
set forth tha time, place and
estate In land.
le n m c m c ir n r r n n t T ,
of such election
This notice eball be published purport
j u d ic ia l c iJ u r t T d r F l o r
HE
IT KUHTIIEIt RESOLVED.
In the Sanford Herald, a news That all
i d a . IN ABU FON I R R U I O U
duly
registered end quell,
(O LektV . IX CUAMCKJiy. BO. paper published In Bern!note Cotin. flad voters of the County of Hemlty, Florida, for a period of not lees h°la who era freeholders shall be
than SO days
__ before the date of tdlglble to vote In said election.
llR ATniC H
MILLICENT N A S H •kV_
such olffetlnn.
Plelntlff.
the registration books of the
Done and Ordered thle the Ifth »*d
VR
shall be closed for the pur
of July. IMt. by the Hoard of Caunby
rt.ARENCB RANDOLPH N A B II, day
pose
aald election on the Haturof* --------Rtalo)le day of
V[Twenty Cnmmtaetoneru
"
* ‘
Defendant.
preceding the day on which
(Niunty.
Florida.
OttHEH o r PU B LIC ATIO N
•
urh
election
eball be h» Id
TO CLARE NCE n A N D O L P I I Hy:
HE IT FURTHER lU-SOLVED.
F. A. DTRON
NAfflf. defendant, whose reelThat
eald
election
shall ba hold In
Chairman accordance with the
d»noe le No. Tit East Stale
provisions of
Hi rest. Mwrente*I lie. Illinois:
Section
1
0
of
snld
Act and th*
, HERNDON
It la ordered that you .appear
governing
general
elections
Clerk
on Beptember I. A. t>. ll«l, to
which may ba applicable to tha
the bill of complaint for a dl- (SEAL)
election herein railed.
vnree filed afainet you In lb*
HE IT FURTHER KEHOLVKP,
Circuit Court for Seminole Coun NOTICE OF 9FECIAL 9UU2I9TRA- Tknt this resolution be publlrhni
ty. Florida, in Chancery, by BedTrQtf FOE BPECTAL M LECTIO!*. In th * Sanford Herald, a new .
tr'ce Mllllcent Naah. Herein fall
TO BE MELD TUESDAY. A U - papa,
------ puhllah.d
------- # In Hamlnola Coun
not or a decree pro con fee so prill
O ta r tat laai.
ty. Florid*. In lha laauao of Jely
be entered against you,
Notice la hereby (Ivon that th* j itth,
at la
llth, II,
ta, Aura
Auruet
Ind. tlh. and fnh.
UK i t FtlllTH ER IIKHOLVED,
T’'1* or4r r «b»ll 'he wuhlleked roglitratten booka of ftaminola
oace a week fer four cnwseeutjve rouaty. Florida ar* how open at l That th*
lalnal of" Iho' rtwelu
Tk*_ . * * • » " H .r .u ,.* tha grtlca * ( th* ItutwwvUar o f ' lion ho »l( nr<J by oach member of
u .w .p .p .r haying * general H r. tlogUlrallon of oold County at hi* ' th* Hoard and l£* oama ba duly
mUtton. Duhll.b.4 In Beailmle
- . . offlao la tk* Brumtoy-Tuloalon rwiadad In tb<r mlnuuo of thla
(’nenty, •Terkta.
utld
located at th* enroor of moating.
WITN
J » f hand and IM east
•treat a n f P a r k _________
_____
_________
ID?anu* In I ____
ADOPT
HD by lha
unanlmouo
of rtM. ..-artt at jtaaford. Florida, Hanford, Florida, aad that the; voto of th* Hoard of County Cumthla Nth day Sf Jnly. A. D. tfit. ■aad; wlU remain open each day |mlaalonero of Hamlnola County^
_ ^
texeopt Munday for th* rogtetratlon I Florid* on thU tho Itth day
o f poroon* qlaallflad ky Uw to July. Ittl. .
ICIRCUJT
d f
.ymiuithetle treatment by Wm
French aa they fled towards U»#
frontier
LB Q AL1 B W g S
'
• af
on u n
TO: HEAT!
are kareby notltle* Hat •
ault for rtfenre*
T " lllt,,,1S
aaaln.t »ou br Job" A. Bmllb I*
the Clreull Court of lb. Nlatta Jo*
■tlrlal Circuit of the BUto of Flo
rida lo*iu< for B*mlooU Counir la
Chane.rri and you ar« r«qulrad »*
til* your wrlll.n app«r»ac« I*
■aid aaai. on th* I at day » f B**k
loabw, U fl. tad thartaftar file
year defeao*. IT ear. aa by law toqulrod.
Tb* a..ford llarold. a aowapaaot
publtatwal IIn
■•ailaete
County Flaj
n Era
taste Couaty.
rtda, te hereby daalanatad ai
Newapaper In which thla * noUfl*
h weak
•hell ba pubkahsd ooc* *aak
far four roaMcuite* weak*
If A M
zm r
SATURDAY, AUGUST t , W t
imu
IUIHWW1"
Sem inole C ou n ty *
and-'lUlr, b u t »
tlty |,C^ S
American ambulanea — eica ped from Oermany captor*. I *
F
-— -
tu t h e n R c v i T c o r a r a i r r n
J t lt lfT A I , CIHCCtT
o r THE
• T 4TB OF ri-O E JD A/IM AMD
Governor UoUand'i recent letter
explainlag that he did Dot con
alder It necetaary or adeliabla
lo put Florida on daylight lima
becauM no shortage of elect he
power rr.teta In the state.
Rnnaevrlt advised the Govern
or Uut “atepa an being token
lo axauro stranger trani mitalon
wttaeaa mr hand ' and the ofties between the powdr ayatema flclal ■•at of laid eourt, this tab
Du Ittl.
■erring Florida and the system* day of Aagasf. A.
O. P. MKRNDON
■erring state* Immallataly to tha
Aa Clark Clramt Cnnrti
AGENCY
tm % P A R K '
mingled Friday » » , “ * . 2 2 2
tran.uoft W «»t Point doqk*«Ht«e*
LU U inw ith 388 p.uengvT*. » ■
eliding United, S tatea eoft.mUr
fictaU from Germany and lt* t
r capvd ambulance drlveik kudj
Uoart by roaolutkm Frtdqy. to
acknowledged put fall -null "Valuatlana upon f ‘ con.ular offleUla Urtka gnord-
West Point Arrives
In U. 8. From Lisbon
Andrew
than 2W 0 frieiw l* ' awS
rnemUrt
». "'I’W l*f
Deputy derh. aral land Bank af Colambta and
r n t v n p b w am n
the rl(ht , t Rax Packard and
Atloraep far rialatlff,
a,
Marla f u k t r i hie wife, ta oc
OPrlCIAl. HEAL.
cupy the dwelling house and farage on Ike above described lands
a e rr r a t o t r m c a
Until January let. IStl.
o c a o r r o a u c iT M i
Said sale to be made to satisfy
TO: CRCIl. E. BtlMKEB IU WooC. . ■•
lawn Avaaua Baratogm Iprtaga, (lie term af aald deera *
a. J. n ix
H ie Tork:
r»u are hereby notified that a
Aa Spaclal Master.
eult for dlveree kaa been filed
Igalnel you by Marie Dukker In
tae Circuit Court of Ua Ktath Jua l a u K irta a
dlclal Circuit aI the State ef Flo
TO I S MELD T C M B tt. AKrida In and for Seminal# County
o e r r tarn . i » e i .
In Chancery; and ydu are required
Notice le aer.br glv.n that .«•
In file yaur written appearance la der
>r and by vtrtae of ana
and in
In accor
aecor•eld rauee nn the let day ef Sep dance with Chapter 1113*. Na-tW*.
tember, tail, and thereafter fie Home Bill No. t»lt. Laws of Flori
your defenee. If any, as by law re da. Regular Baealoa l* tl. and a
quired.
,
leaplatlaa duly adopted by the
The Hanford Herald, a newapaper Boarde-f Conntr commlaelamry of
pubir.hed la Kemlnole Coanty, Flo* BemI. oiw County, Florid*, at a
ride, la hereby designated as the
newspaper la which tbla nattre
•hall be pubUsSMI enre each week
fur four eenesmnce weeks.
Wltnere my band and the of
e le c to rs * w ith in
said
u a lifie d
ficial .eat of aald mart this let -qCoo
^ u a ty . w h o a re f/eeboldera. the
d.r of Augaet, A D. I f l l
question o f th e a p p rov a l o r dis
O. P. HERNDON * a p p roval o f tb s p r o v la lo M o f A a
Aa Clerk Circuit Coart A r t to A u th o ris e the Board o f
By: A. M. WKCICH
C ou nty CommlaelnncVe n f Srenlnola
Deputy Clerk County. F lo rid a . T o D eu e and Self
-llo o p U a l I binds nf Sem in ole Coun
ITItVIE P. SWANN
t y - Not lo E x ceed | IS *,M * •# In
Attorney for Plaintiff,
A ddltlen In th e -llo e p lt a t Bonds o f
OFFICIAL SEAL
rout onn
-‘ ■' —
JL
MAtD. fuamm, turnout
M aujJ f ’
i■>
---
WJCCKa 3
r NOTE W Q K
FtHLisilewTswart.
Work and May
H E c o u ld n 't c o n
centrate on work or
p la y -h is eysc ,
pained him. Ourfx-'H
1 emination revealed
- [vision defects. Cor
rective glasses gave
b'T
2
h im c le p c e r . s ig h t ,
;
sew interest hi Rf*
D r. I N u L > / \ M
0
o. r. imiuiuoV
*rrr-
aorirai o r m a p t m e -* b ale
NOTten IM ItEREBT GIVEN
that purauant to final daraa «nU n * hy tho circuit Court of
■aialool* Ckunty, Florida, oa tho
llth day of July. I»4I, m tMrt
c-ctaln fane*
ponding
la sold
Court whoroln Fod.ral Farm Mart
gat* Corporation la plaintiff and
Rox Packard and Marta' Packard,
hi# wlfo. end Chaao * Com{a nr.
a Florid* corporation, aro de/eadaate, the undaratgn.d as gptelal
Master will within lha legal hoars
d f aal* on Monday, the *1H day of
Aagaot. it li.
,h. froM ioat
ef lha Court lion** or « * b |boU
Oouaty, Florid a, at Saaford. Flor
ida. otfor for aaj* and nail U th*
klghyot and hoot bidder
utk,
daoortbod Jot*
mr paraoto ad laaad ottaat*
W i l l * * " * * * CaiUUf- Vteetda, to-
v r & S i . TK t ’
wu
Any" fiu
altloan
a * who rloa qaallflod Co
real.I
ar under the
law# of U>*
tho
rodoltr
Uo Uw*
.Stale of Florida aad who U a
^ • h «ld
.r In aald
County
la an-1
td»f
_
_r
__
tftlod to rawlater to voto In oald'
auah otactln*.
Tho raatatratlon hooka of laid I
County wilt bo atooad for tho,
purpoaa of aald election nn Iho
Only freeholder* who ar* quali
fied electoca (n Seminole County I
aad daly r.alatacad la th* a*aaral
alootloa .hooka aa by Uw prhrldod'
ar* eligible to vote tn aald ftp*-1
alal Election.
All persona who bar* borotofor* 1
'rogUterod. aod who ar* froo- I
holder*, and op boon recorded by I
tk* tuporvtaor of Roglotrhtloa ar*
at raqulrod t o ' again rantalar,
ut If a » f pormao who hav*
kehrotjrfor* rrgtotarad have bocaia*
freeholder, since .aid rogUlrotloa,
ll I* noc.ooarr for th.m to appoar'
hafor* th* tfaporvloor aad mak*
•lection book*
f
•V .
/.
THIOPHM
Puparriser of RagUtratlaa
(ID . forty “ t t e l ^ l i
T
w*> •»
<«d Colei'
aUok.
CbaMy. ytbrlda. lying aad helag la flamlaate ceanty. Ftar-
': W
ran
-
.
RP
dbuvssY-rnoira sso
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
It s W. FIRST STREET
Saturday aroaadlng the day
which oucb
a ate
election will ba'held.
‘
thJrty.two O IL jhtrty-
S l w 'l
|T W
OPTOMt TK !' '
*on
cm
or
m ax
c all-
Consider Our Local Bunks
When You Buy Your N «it ^ “ “
Car Or Truck
S a lJ U J R p M L w B f
If they finance your purchnae, they toll ypu to
plaqe your Insurance with your local laaurascd
agent.
Heretofore this business has beui going to outof-town agents.
*
We appreciate tha service our local banks u *
giving, benefiting others in addition to the
purchasers of can and trucks.
Consolt them for full details I ■
Consult ua about your insurance! And hav
W save p y Insuring with
C->L PO ?P ^COM PANY
=aw == ==?S
�SATURDAY, AUGUST V I M I
HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE FIVB
Pictures
.........r -
*•__
L. Crtwfard
ft?.**..:
1
sbov.it recuperating ir^ t^ fw rlo S ^ V a !^ h o a p ita l^ ltu '*«^ io u r
iran nunct were adrift 12 daya in a lifeboat after n O-rsubmarine aank without wanting the Norwegian steamer on
Uey were pa»*cngars. Their last flare attracted the attenof the American partol deatroycr which rescued them. They
.vie iioumi tor Lmiiuii. Lett tti n gp t they are: Lllliai. Peanicak
, f Albany. N Y.; Marion Hli«sctt, -of Itetrolt. Mich.; Knchei St
,'ieirr. of It inton, M a o., ami Victoria Pole, of Auburn, N. Y
Watching over them i> Mim Mary Beard, of the Waahmgtmi, 1)
t’.
dr« Maryv isiua-Crawford. of New
lock, i< serious a* aha deals* guilt
if anything in connection with lh«
nabbing in hia Butlar, N. J., homa
if Milton F. Untrrmaytr, 82. Mrs.
rawford and Miaa La Junta White,
•oth golftft, war* rtlaaaad in Marnatawrn, N. J., on 15,000 ball each,
lliokraakar Frank Kriakaan waa arraitad tor tha slashing and rtltaaad
In ll&JttO watt.
in Mr Han Iel, 20 year old Puerto Rican. stand* on a roof in Brooklyn, S’ V , (left I where hr Uni aftet
dl\ slashing Mary .Salvage. 32. a fellow Puerto llu-on, with u tutor h'.lilr during i poker game
. Ictlanlel make* good Ink threat to Jumje, but land* in life net envied by police, lie was unhurt and
• token to a police atation to face felonious assault charges.
Hml 't'rmr.
[FWR
1• 1
A Nail bomb with the power of a mineral knife, exploding nlongalde thla ararfmcnl honor, slicoil nwoy tha
rear wall, aapostng awry room. Mown* radioed thl* photo by way of evidence that military target* awe
not being danuigmi in Uio German air ruble.
1f w*
Kv Pi
M
:* S
o r D w m ir c n o it occur in London hospitals during naarly awry bombing raid—daatnartlon
id maimed, and impaira or halla tha work of mercy. Thla la ■ ward in
Bundlaa for Britain, to which 1110.500 already baa bean cabled to replace
tr vital war lima aarjlcaa-Har* nuraas alaar away dabrla la a ward froaa
for manufacturer* who aca working ">11 out for defanar
by award of % Naral Ordtunea flag to tbqp* abreast m
od action. achtduiea. It Wag annauaaad In Washington by
tary Frank Knox, shown displaying on* of tbo banner*
t
Tha trallrr truck had brought thla mmlel demnnatrallnn houae In within one Muck of ita destination In
.Whita Plaint, N. Y.. when, at a rurv* in the road, truck and house parted company, as shown above.
A section of tba house had previously been successfully mured to tU new location.
« I
*
�ews
Tonight, Midnight Show— "THE INVISIBLE GHOST"
with Bela LugOci, PoUy Ana Youig, John McGuire and Clar
ence M u m . Ala^—BtuterKoaten Comedy, cartoon and acraon
snapshot.
Sunday, Monday— "CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT" with
Bob IIopo, Dorothy Lemour, Ljrnne Overman * and Eddie
Bracken. Abo March of Thao presetrta. "PEACE, by ADOLF
HITLER"] Dlaacy cartoon aad Motto “ Now of tho Day "
Tuooday, BargaJa day/ double program—“ FOR BEAU
TY'S SAKE" with Tod North, Marietta Wearer, Joan Devi,
and Nod 8parka Ala*—old faroriu
returned,
"BOOM
TOWN" with Clark OahW, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Col
bert and Hedy Lamarr.
Wedneaday, Tharaday— "SUNNY" with Anna Ntagie,
Riy Dolgcr, Edward Ereratt' Horton, Tho Hartmana and
Helen Weitley. Alio— Norelty and Untvtree] News.
Friday, Baliinlay—J*THE SINGING HILLS’* with Gene
Auliy, Mary Lee, Smiley Burnette and Virginia Data. Alao
. -"FORCED LANDING" with Richard Arien. Era Gabor,
Nile Aether, B w e > y »H «»r tO *r J.-CanW No win — ------
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
ANNA NEAGLE and Ray Bolger are ahown aa they appear in
DOROTHY LAMOUR hae two aweethearta to whom ahe’a true—
CAIIGIIT IN THHB DRAFT
Lamarr
IJUC GABLE and Claadatta Colbert n n together again In "Sonny” famous muaicai comedy iueee»a coming to tho Rita
Don llolton ____, •— ,
ilher Aldrich _ Frank Morgan Bob Hopo and tha net of tha array. Hon she • U with Lynne
am Town/ old favorito, being returned nest Tuesday aa part Theater Wedneaday and Thuraday. John Carroll, Edward Ereratt tuny rairTenke __—
any Compton----------Lionel! Overmen, Eddie Bracken and Bob In n scene from “ Caught in
ha double program at tho Rita. Spencer Tracy and Hedy La* Morton,' the Hartmana, famoua dancera and many othara ara in
lotmuur
,
the D n ft," Panmount’a . hit coming to tho Rita tomorrow aad
ony Jones______ Chill Wib
ilteve
Lynmo Overman
t alao an starred In tha popular bit of laat yoar.
tha capable emit
______________
,
Bert
.....
t*ddie Bracken
y — i -------Marion Martin Monday.
rune
Col. I’eter KalrbankaL., - Clarence
ih lEve ___ Minna Com tel l
* Kolb “ 7
“
urpty ------------- Joe Yub
Gergiagl D u m a ___•_. Pant Hunt
Barnes ,-------------------BarnHadgn
Periho
Bo
roe
Yetla ......
I
TUB BINGING HILL
Margie -- --------- - PhrtUa Rath
______________ Gene Aut-y
Cogsw ell____ ...... Irving Bacon
, _ _ _ _ _ _ Smiley Burnette
Uirrclur — -------- - Arthur Loft
li.ciuiting Sergeant .;.---- Edgar
Jo . -._____________ Virginia Dale
Patsy ___-__________ Mary Leo
Bearing
Judge _____
Spencer Charters
_ George Meeker
John Ramsey
___ Cactua Mack
Sunny Sullivan __ Anne N a gle Aiabam — 1
___ George Kirk
Ray Bolger F lin t_______
Bunny BlUInga _
__ Wade Boteter
Larry Warren .... . Joha Carrol
Gerald Oliver
Henry Bates __ _ Edward Erw
rett Horton
Juliet Runymede
FORCED LANDING
Hartman
Egghead----- —
Dan Kendall ____ Richard. Arien
Elisabeth Warren
Johanns Van Deuren... ..... Eva
Ineacort
Gabor
Aunt Barbara __
Andros Baashek
J. Carroll
Nabh
Mai.-Montgomery Sloan
Colonal Jan OeUa —
Rubin
Aather
Mgggine-------- Mage
Doctor’s Housekeeper
Evelyn
Reporter ____ Rich
Queens of Hearts'._____
Tilton
Victor
Rib John Hasten
Gable
Bnuara John Band
ITrsey*
Betsy Bartlett —
HO NEWS
WDUO
Tanlgbfa rrograau
People S f b t f n r m
B iM b ill Scores
Columbia Concert Orcbtalra
UP Ntwa
Musical Interlude
Sports Reporter
Late* Pretend
Dmer Davit and the news
Saturdey^NIght Serenade
Public Affairs
Pour Clubman
>Hawa af tho World
jimmy Doyaey .Orchestra,
Michael Lorlng Orchestra
-Proa News
Chaa. Splvak Orchestra
> Tommy Roynol.lt
0:20. Wings Over Jordaa
HUYH CATTLB LAND
10:00 Ul* New.
SARABOTA, Aug. 1— (Bpecbl)
10:00 Emery Deutch Orchestra
Sarasota *busi
•Fred ______
"
10:30 What’s New At Tha Zoo
ness min, Mid Thuraday ho had
11:00 8/ncopallon Pleco
purelated 4000 acres of cattb
IIJO Bolt Lake- City Tabornaea land formerly owned by tho est
ate of tho late Jacob Ruppert,
Now York brewer and owner of
tbo New York Yankee., cu t of
Laurel In tho, southern end of
Sarasota county.
<
1:10 Press News
1:08 TBA
l:0Q Columbia
Broadcasting TOURISTS NOT 'AFPECTED
OTTAWA, Aug. 2—(*>>— Can
Rymphony
.
restriction* on gasollnr
3:00 WalUr Gross and ilia Or. adian
aab
retarded tourist trawl from
chntni
tho United SUtoa temporarily,
8:30 "Spirit of ’41"
but “ the ordinary flow har boon
4:00 Young ideas
mounted/ T. C. Davis, aaaoeltia
4:30 Golden Cato Quartette
daputy minister of national war
4i4B llualng an Sporti
■
-----• the Can8:00 Tima Out for Dancing
edlan Travel Bureau, said laat
8:80 Gene Autry's Melody Ranch
night
and "Dear Mom”
•8:1# TBA
• ■
8JO World News Tonight
7:00 Tha Pause that refreshes
on the air
IL10 Carl Hoff Orchaetra
7:80 Martial Melodies
U t l i Preac News
7:48 Baseball Scares
.
7:W Music RooiR— T T " ------- t t M fitgn O ft -----------~ ------7:88 Elmer DeVIs and tha news
Pirates still Infest tbo Uland8:00 Boy* Town
rt^ E d waters off the com* «rf
8:30 Academy Award
Kwangtung province,
S o u th
8:00 Taka It Or datea It
China, and occasionally ^ attack
0:30 Columbia Workshop
luaka in tha vicinity of Hong10:0) Headlines and Bylines
ssss
-World Today
,t(on la Musis
I tho Organ lo ft
nubia Gypsy Caravan
Ch of the Air
General
jO
T
*
r o o m HOOKS AHBfAP,
•C o r 8CH*PUL*Z£y^r
ill1—
IS P —
—
—
(Special)
-mam be r
Ing dean of the Institution, It
was announced today by Presi
dent W. 8. Alisa. Dr. Garwood
nils tha vacancy left by Doan
Bcnron W. Davis, who resigned
Tuesday. to accept a position at
Meredith College.
The new dean, whose sppdtetmen! will bo effeetivo on Sept.
1, le an alumnus of Stetson, hav
ing-received the, bachelor of arts
degree bare In 10U. Ho attend
ed the Southern Baptist Theolo
gical Seminary „ t » ». abCpIp the
masters degree In 1BIT, and
graduated from Yale University
RELAX
comfortably in your favorite armchair.
Tuck your feet up, and settle down
leisurely to
READ
the advertising columns in this news
paper. Check thi
before
t, and exam
HO US* F O LK * CBOJfi'OVWR
t d HooramBydPb — t h *
F l * * w o » < » o tiF u e r
\ |
Dr. Garwood I s '
Appointed Acting
D e a n At Stetson
By~STfiNlEY
HOM ETOW N
___ John MBJaa
—
w —
“ Harold Godwin PRETTY EVA GABOB, who makes Her debut In Pnrmamwnt^
Thornton'Edwards'“ forceJ Landing/ showing noat Friday aad Saturday at tb*
----- Bobby D i l l o n ' ^ u ton| between suave Nils Aathor (re membar him?) aad
---------Joha Gal- kr##iy „ leh. n, Ari,n who baa been a r y popular locally.
r m h o ffto
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—
I ■
5*
a
.^
Botlnola County Prod□cm
Wort Fruit And Vegetables T h u Any
. Similar Ares |n Florida
S U }? ^ t t f o t h
•
VOLUME XXXII
Hanford I* The Only Central
FSirldn L’llr Affording Rail, HI*hy»S
And Water Transportation
1
A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S I’ A I’ K K
la 1908
SAN FO R D ,
F L O R ID A ,
M ONDAY,
A f r i t ST
t.
V
10IJ
NUM BER 288
Member Associated I’ resa
__
Japs Said Arriving Gutt Asserts
AtManchukuo Port; German Fall Germ ans
Won’ t
Clashes Are Denied Not Far Off Roosevelt
Approve Defense
EicoihtAnic Mobilizing
ffo Contemplated
B e l g i a n Mi ni st er
Says Germans Did
r\o$ relieve
No^
Believe Keu»
Reu»
f Wouiaiteally Fight
Envoy To Iceland
NewBoaoer
Reoortr
newspaper Reports
L-
J
Push T o w ard K iev
Russians \dmit Nazi
Forces Are Only
Fifty Miles From
Capital O f Ukraine
Highway : R rojed
Axis Withdraws, n
In Tobruk Siege
Chief Executive Ob
jects To Method
Of A Noting Fund
LONDON. Aug. * — (A*i— Fi
nance Minister Camille GuU of
Reports Persist That
the Rolgian govcrnmrnt In exile
Britain W ill Open
today asserted in a broadcast
he believed sudden German col
W ASHINGTON. Aug. 4—
Northern W ar Line.
—The llnus* W aj* and
lapse "Is no longer so far off."
Means ('ommlttr*
decided
lie. aaiil the tinman people
a?r %««nrlmf»4 #*»#••
arainst making any effort to
“ did net bclirve Russia would
■ rjnan
tnw»iw lu?\£
rah*
additional
compensat
put up a fight, and God how
lhi- liliniilv Zliilnnur
ing revenue
if Ik- llon-e
the fights."
lo r m i
t in H iiiith i-rn
ftm it
ski old eliminate frnm
the
lie added
“ the
indomitahh
t l u x 1I*
itilv n n i t - r l
*ts».200.000 tax hill a prow it h in
5 0
spirit o f resistance is more alive
vision, requiring all married
1 l l l l l < *4 II, f
K it'v .
i u iiitid
ul
t h n
than ever" in Ili-tglum.
prrMMtd lit file inlnt Income
RAIGON.
Frtnek
lodoHints that Britain may soon
S i iX 1 . 1 1 K D l l I II *,
tin Itn -iH in n s
lax returns. It Is rstimated
, China. A ir . 4 -U n o fopen a northern European front
w ii,Itto ith
; i « 1r* M i l l •il l i i r l n v .
that
elimination
of
Ike
pro
*®lci*l
for which tki
of her own on Germany’s fl«nk
1 • M i l l' •H
d .in u h to r
1 ■• I d
n f
II o n
vision,
criticised ky PreaiI Aaaaeiated Piraa eoeld oSlaln
to help Husaia abounded in Lon
drnt
Roosevelt. would U p
1 IlC
th u ll-q u id s
iii
th e
4 4 no confirmation uld today
1l.v
don this quiet holiday week-end.
rtnot -l.iloo.noo.MA from the
, a British airat sqaadran laBritain la known to have prepar
-l r m r i r l s
•l u x
..III1
MU'*
estimated
revenue
pro
• finding Ik* 10.400-ton Bat*
ed a shock forte for Just such u
( .• iitm u n il
,
\ ,|,.K
llill.l'r
II h i c h
duction.
tlrshlp Warspit* had k t a
Job.
«iifrf«*
«»n
.«
It ••w
.al .
. I.,i l ••••-*1
Chairman
Deughloa (D j l 'M r d la tha Calf af Slam.
Rumors—In many similar to
It "tit
K ii4 n lin ir
1 t|„
i '« * ttlr t il
i it i l
N (') aald he did net believe
" It h la Ih* hors*h*a-ahap*d
those which preceded the out
»»**.•*#•» f i n .
.1 t ' O M U I I I I n u ( t » f
X I .. .i MW
Ike House would strike nut
rarTi at LS* Asiatic roait
break of
tta
Itusaian-German
S «tvifl
f ice ©
f ill
l.,,lk
f
Ih ithe Joint return provlalon.
formed Hr Malaya. Thailand
Lincoln MaeVaegh of Connec- war— have fhxidrd London in the
S
i
t
t
"
k
n
-k
' * l» « * v /
I'll 1 n f
1 ‘ *4 1 t |»| 1 r
aad Prearh Indo-Oda*.
tkut, nominated
by President last 411 hours. T ic latest and ap
i re t! ••
afa-^st
lit • n
»|.v .
■WASHINGTON.
Aug.
4
—
Ik# report*—If trai tadlRooaerelt to bo Minister to Ice- parently most authcnUc was a
'll !•««%%Inl*1. II flood of rr|Mirt<
***•
determinating nf Iki
Sweden, i/Pi— Prc-iili'iit Itcnsevelt today
laijj, become* first envoy o f this report from Gotcborg,
•mh• nfirmed. hut offinally unijlritlali to a n t tka thrsaK rank lent to the Danish island that a large British fleet
vet oft I the $.120,000,000 <lrf«rnM*
•It.111• tig* >1 perMidrd m Lomtoii
•’ '?..fc* r lat*r*ot« la tka Orkal
recently occupied by American operating in the Arctic sea.
highway program, rhirfly
ti.it Ilf i Iaiiii would »"«»n dispatch
wna segmented power.
There was absolutely no con.
naval force". MaeVcagh recent,
•in expeditionary forrr In open
ly returned Jo the JU. S. from flrmation of this in Iiendon. tier he uhjrcti’il to npportionmonl ol
.»
u'*tth*'»n Kumpean front, po»SHANGHAI, Aug. 4 —f/P) aervice aa Minister to C recce. vka chief* are loath to announce $ 12 ^,000.000 among th«* at a tea
>1v in F inland.
operations before their conclu on a prr-rutn ha«M rnlhcr than
— Japanese- troops were roIh e London prv*»< r a rr if d adafon.
Nevertheless,
many
cor
giving
ihe
r*«*cutivc
department
• P^toH continuinjr to arrive
»-«* (rein Hwerleli that a larg.i
respondents have L«li*v*d for the the powfr tr> u»c the num at the
tmlav in inpreaalng numbers
III itl*h naval forte already ii III
last week that a large scale oper
III*- \r»ln
at Dairen. Japan's .port of
ation which would be of positive pointa of greatest defense need.
*»u ih*- A fric a n w ar front, th*
The Chief Executive had aaV«H
help to the Russians is in the
. entry for Manchukuo, whero
Itrid Ii r rp m tc d
that
tie rm a iiCongrean to auth' rise a $125,making.
Japanese forces alonir the
art
w lth 'lta w in g
It,ill HI f f•
(It
is noteworthy that thla 000,000 defettne road program,
Bfsaian border have been
ft
l»,|\ SHCcI poIII ions lo till.
entire dispalcl. moved
through but thU wo a increased to $.T20,«
V .irritiitn »u
ilfg** in S* '
uiuiiths nt,l
m if c
of
the
, reported strongly reinforced.
British censorship. Either an ac 000,000 l»y Senate and Hou»«
to |il #•V# |»*
IH'gtlit !••• x
h i ,i ■Ii g m iisu ri al To b ru k . L ib tual operation, such aa suggested amendmenta.
.
Wholly unconfirmed ru
11« l i l y K i l l , vtiili |>i i* W
Hrum P o o l h ri vefrrm nrlnik. on duly
The llouae wan expecteil to Kucicll,
by the Lendon rumors, or enough
m en of new Russo-Japaneta
lit! aIn rln iio rd rn rly lo«l*v »h©
currency to the . nsaaara alone, vote today rn the new $-\ri02 -“
tlaabea aloof' tho Manchukut
A
\t until 12 m i
1
Talent
In (livin g III
tt.i. h> tiling lipr " * n 8 (8 k i4 t a
might nl the British view, serve 200,060 defen*© tax bill— larguat
ntH.u t••
i t . - vnrtinuliiufrontier circulated tare, but the
f|..w l.'il adm ittedly heavy (Serto divert considerable German revenue mea*uro in tha nation'^
(fid f«»nK Favorites i H lU 't llg *|IMI kill t IllilllOl •
nmn pmh i|p ,,|i nl'» thr g ia ln jflmnese army promptly denleo
history —after an uaaiiccea^ftil.
forces.)
dr
L
*
>•
provided
by
.1
^
it*,
o
yrllow It ll - •! It* HklHlPg, lhi» WfW
tkaa*.
.. ^ .. . „ .. t
„
It la obvious that Britain eoukl iaxt-minut© attempt by Itaaiilant
mint* t t
of Ho vm*1 Hint hi
•mu ,i | a irp n .t w ill . l a r g e r i |h i I * u
c^p tin «FiB R oom veil to ..Ualn three m-luc
.,1,.‘% 'sl , *
‘
' . ,,! nm
Fire Chief Maek Cleveland ha* test employ sea power in aa am. changes.
a"
|M*v f - w
Ii
pinnrvrg +$
1m.w©n Hp ‘
i n ' ^ ktl* A rm i[% pofdiil ln»*ir tjik fii nut .if the frv •f.*r |J.
dubious operation some distance
I
t
l.i,
;*
i
been
appointed
chairman
o
f
the
i
I
ii'iA
i
•Ith the United HUtes, a reliable
I. n
tinder the modified #*cl«**d j m>i !• al tailenti fur .1 |ir'*gMiin of
II.. V-i 1 Mint f »n V»U ■"fil him* »|Hfa»|l t .
fire prevention committee o f the rom German air resources and
l»M* '* t r.rti : TIi
•
Soviet
rnm m unhpi©
In
source aiaertad today.
near occupied territory In which rule” procedure adopted for final j|fl, won . f;»v«>nt* * nf amuher •Inlift Hi • tot i k, all•1 ii flu
tl< VV.lt 'li'l
out M , ..w i|r« lured that the f ie rII ♦t • lollg.
I grbe foreign
offlra-«entrolte,l state Junior Chamber o f Com leslatenee to German rule la be action on the bill, separate v« l i »
|
r
•
*i
1
at
the
regtil.it
luiiriie«*u
... ,. ii. it* ••it >‘»bI •it«l<« y. 1 l.llf of 1. |l
1 Is. 1 .. lit ..il-l. a. nil |mull' iiiul liiioidna werr locked
i £ a n Timas and Advartlter m W merce, the Chief learned today lieved to be growing.
will be taken only on anniml
I'oUrt IfMv Will mm
In* |h f i, 1 ***t• • • " , f lit. I i \11 X ..1 . • .
..mini thfoughoilt .Soiolay in
a “ wholejale Invocation" e f lh* when ho returned from hU vaca
ment* apon.orcil by tho \Vnv- tm-.'lmg • f Ihi* Rotary I lllh .if lliwtiu I..I
Thla
strategic
consideration
In
■
til
lo iiitk il|i
tl tl fa n IO w •lonif •he >iii.d«'ii"k. Koresten. mid Bel
1..
'.Ill
eernomk mohlllaatlon taw la coo* tion through Georgia and the fluences neutral observers to be an<l Mean* Cv-mmittce ami on i tt . Valtl % lluU I i " ' ■
1
|ia»s.f
.
1
•
II"
»«•
•!
It
•
1
M
If
1
lo
•
tMl.
t»ii
lh©
templated by tho government fo. Carolina..
T o ko\ direplmna and
Mr Hraru pluyfd •••kti.il vto
propo'st to eliminate tho cum
1 hi*itt Ilf II •g 1 In* iiw in r t III lil !••
1 ..... I. •1 II 1.) l<« « l| in,In ill d V. t 01.10 sector with *•»•* ihangee
In his capacity an chairman lieve that an operation might
complete icorgaafiaUan. a l lb.
for mi *01011 un.l Air. Anoitugt
take piece in northern Finland, mitten'* provision calling
Clift
*1
I
tl.ll
of
the
committee
he
wtH
ills
tin*
nm
w
av
|*»« • • la
political, economic, industrial aac
01 di puMithoi of lrni|w on tho
Incom- 1All VOCS 1 M'lftliull.-v. Ml Kt«d< II
maaiblv near Tetaamo and Ry- Joint husbanJ-and-wlfe
.. a*11 I.IIIM and I. front
Un inir uH »l"ir "ton. r to buy*- WM .M 1
a iia l structures, coping with the pense Information on the prove
U- t • tnpUIIM'd till* IkV" no il Oil til**
tachl Peninsula, at the northern tax return*
n»"|r
(..
i
V
J
tt'l
lll.ll
•
INI
I
■
1
til
»•
I
he
•
ii
p.il
I
lit
t
hmm
|
mii
*
1
•
1
lion
and
handling
of
fire*
to
|l. eh 1 the heavy fighting on
"mitieal situation
confrontlni
piiim, ui .I playtd i vt-rul limit*
. tsl.ia a. ... * III
* in f Will mint lift* 1 Hill
t h i« 1 tin hit d. |(i|ss|N rrperled an '> !•# members o f hie committee, com most point of tho common Rustho nation."
Ih M 14 Mlloit,
sian.Flnnith frontier. Pttaamo la
**\N • I nve had h m m l i j m m of |i» ’ *,
1 nouni’eim-iil nf tin
iiiv
*’ -iihniMiine wna »ur(k in tho
About «00 United Stales elt* nored of one man from each
t ti.irlra
Morn "ii
iiitriHluti<l min* •• lately, a n j the v u rin a tio n
Finnish port sad tbs peninaula
•V*I h
fire department In the stale,
H illir Sea mol m SOOtl ton fir r liens
tin* muMial mimlHi* and ailed I h d* igtu-d to provrn l Ib r spread le*•Tin.
u
n i atUI sre In Jspas.
Russian
territory.
•iiirt »\ a
•1. I
d •for •u m npply Ii 1p ladrn vdlh arm *
he revealed.
Japan moved ahead f « t *
a iiiuxti r of i« n iii' iiit■*. (. A « f I lii * hot wentlu’i
Such a campaign would have
dhei-M'
lull*
lh. pi u I.. I <1 • .ff r (
Talking to chiefs of other fire
iinunitinn for the GermanIts expansion proginm for a
>(.«•« r, Jr. had %hurg«« of the pro. W lo o we pick op a d'*u that ha
two-fold
objective:
Opening
of
lh. I-Ilidiog
t"|.A allow Ihe F(f(||i ,, t|rmv
ink off f>Norw ay
j old.r* In tho Booth Psstflf. departments In tho state* he
Mr. ,M"tng•am ami Intridiu
line of suppltoo between thla
Lake
Monroe
rose
almost
elnhi
not
I
n
n
In
-in
-e
tl
or
m
u
/
w
e
•.!'••••
1
•
I
n
l
»
ihe
11
.mu
mdi
|^iV
|
|
r
.
Soviet mihtnnrinrs
ami the pr*»*. filled with Mattie visited. Chief .Cleveland wa« Im country and Russia, a line now inchr* last week—atout an Inch pnii
are
f*.rrr«l
to
einrludt'
lh
it
he
l«
•
I
»o
not
-’
rip.
g!
O
.
rnlly
r
\|„
,*
.irknov
IrdgAfl H
that th i
criticism of tho United States pressed by tha interest tho gen menaced by Conaan warship# at a day—it was announced today
tin* fir >1 of tin* a mI ' ay dovr, or at l» a -t ih n t tin*
Me. llnirn
» to* I••. • *1 1 i n j u r e Ideated. Nlv/| ,
allVllgh
hlciiry*
X
Brltals. Mated that | ! » W U eral publk was beginning to show Pataamo and
other northern at The office of the City Engi Ihr*«* inUAK'iJiL* to appear mi (la* ow m r i Iih ' a not i ait* enough
••toil. L'tehd .Hid pi.toll'd
il Ii
fr-.ui t rrrulxr i-ltnlul* of
mgjor ®ovt might b% agulmt In their fire departments. The porta, and heartening of Nor neering Department
l.iogurnip and In* playt^l **Thu h I mi it In n lo buy him 4 L««n*e. ’ k1
.Utlv, hrt I
work of firemen In England has
•Ills’ I wii liiiilit'
The level of tho lake now I* Mm Id I m Waiting lor tic MmI iv 1 I I VIVV »\ , UfHHI tk hit l| I I I * ' | pu-hf.l th** fifx t lliiB«mneflrroiNn
|ir Baker, whoo* office hour
Japanese brought to light how important wegians whoso undercover re
W fln Bhanghsl, tta
statenee to The Gorman occupying on* foot and 10 IneLc* below the r».»•," Memory U n e,"
.hi
.«!■ it"'. .1 In Hu- ruiibh:i> I l,nt I If in in ihi* rpfitmv »»f Koroat the f*itv
H a ll will
he from
a*ny organ. Bln Shun F a * said firemen are In tha routine o f
forces has resulted In rigid Ger bulkhead at the foot o f Park and " I ’m Alfttfy* Clwwlng lUin- I0 :i«» A . M until 12 "ii «»Vlork
ft. ii tl». Ini»liii|f
. .»»••
»
Ihjw*.** Mr. Kudcll plnyitl ‘ .My r.rHj m ch da y thin w» « I . han nothat
' it after settle nsent of tho city In Jims c f war and alee in man regulations.
11 •aliaat© aa r n * t i f h )
Avenue,
and
about
ax
feet
four
I - Mult un«|«*r Hit
r .\ A I
time
'o
f
poace,
ha
declared
Jndo-Chlna
qUMtto*
AJto
French
l’udiiytH mwl gave an ’‘ imitation notiorial that 1 1 new typ* « f v iu . .ill. .
Inches above sea level
•u f t 121 .A.01Hi
A fire In. Greenville, 8. C..
Though the lake to still rising id hddy Duchm imitating Horry rinr i» la 'in g ip n l lip* year,
lh. i. h ■i * «.f fht* Ssinronl p ru jrecently coot the life o f two
the danger o f Ite overflowing it» hudvll playing 'When Ihiy I m which ha« l»een pnived to im
•
w ill a ::.A u lb i'p t h i Fin
m Ih*
■«Jniing
over
Thailand" and firemen and forced the calling
hank* along In k * Shore Boule |fcin#e‘
>fivt*riitiiriil'■ m i
m um re doga fro m rib h *• ^*r nut* f ,,hi u n f it lh
warned tho United Statoo to aw* af departments for equipment
•Ur.
Armitag©
»ang,
“
AUrnt'
vard has boon lessened because
|**h t tim-str irjinn |irotir4iu, w m *
year.
from three nearby cities because
.Mm asrtoosly tha
of
ihe
lower
imounl
o
f
rainfall
*nd
'InvktuM."
It Illim inr^'t hy Itrl'f. G ill. DnlitiM
was
“ which la ready to remora on- the QreeaviUo department
I Karller. In the pr' gram, l)r. It i
of tho
Sanford recently.
Employe*
H f'••ih ih II y , ,iit m ill f i itI mf iif r iv il
?*P.K» IIIGTISII VUTOHY
undermanned,
undereqalpped and undermanned,
\V. Kuprechl, prtiidetii, gave a rr. \
branch
of
tie
t
Florida
Power
and
lit'! "llillit It * * f
|tl|» - l | , p r u > . l | |t y
tka Chief aald. Consequently the
tho new order. V
1
port un the Rotary asxemldy in ht. ! M E L B O U R N E , A u -lr a li,.. A u g. H w Hi t n I n ip "f Win. N:»v> *iiul
Light
Company
w
en
given
n
rit
teens
were
aroused
and
dothe ratface.
LONDON,
Aug. t — f>P>—’Tha
steak broiling nt the home of II.
rVijuatln# but week, which ho 4, (,V)-|'riini- Minister - M.iul, - UnillliH'f i v
mandtd that their mlllag* rate II. Coleman, manager, on Friday
S t a t e a'
and Walter Haynes attended. It jn
,,W*c5t Humtoy «*l,| “ tVe
1 Inf I*I i M it iv t il firnpurtim uift'ly It. A. E.’s second biggest attack
be pilMd for the city Uaca to
,.f
t
ie
war
un
Berlin, setting tho
was suggested. Ur. Ruprrchl said,
II r r t»f .my -slit 11 i-tilrrinif Ihnt phuso in which Ih r lit rift -l
provide for
more men, mors
that muro attentiun bo |ianl ti
■teaks
were
eookad
bv
w ith linn, than n n in th of Hu* heart nf thn German capiUf
will
in-gin
tu
win
tbo
war.”
law the United Sutra e . equipment and better laiartoa far guests on the outdoor grill at Mr.
.ildaxe like a volcano with fire*,
fnful nl .tit p ru )rr(p .
About 400 pounds of red snap Ihe wives of tha Rotary mrniUwe,
the firemen.
and tint more function* to plan
Coleman's
O lh t'r f ’t'iitrul Klurifhi
nirpnrt visible for HO miles, was followper
were
caught
by
•
group
of
Two other Georgia cities. Bon
I early today by a savage **•
p rn ir.'ta iurl'iifr
Tha division headquarters of Sanford fisherman yesterday In ned to Inclusi* them.
• r e beeouM
been
sad Savannah, atoo ‘bare
laed hr the move ok*
• j-ru.l..
t, tsanlt that spread fiery havoc fog, 1
Attention was called In the
KUkim inPc
aware of the Importance of their tho company at Daytona waa ra Ihe Atlantic -Ocean off Daytons
vl
inilr* along Ihe trench lnvo»
ted by D. P. Caldwell, dl- Beach. Aboard tba Margie B-. r,,iit«ak*to select a new listAo fur
ilrwin, in rk , pm I j iiii I fencr I‘N
K- ’ J0 mile*
fin departments and arurat pre*
vision manager, aad Loftla /ohn- the group went oat about 40 the club’a activity knuwu u* " » « •
SV\ nm l NW RK huulinit ©IriiM eion coast.
strength
hi
Jmaaaa
m
t
under
pressure
of
a14a-asmI
•*■
«{** • .TI...
The blusting of tho Invasion.
ilittry
service.
The Hasl
nest aif'Rl1
I .« 'B fi'**t strnl p.»vr m p
san, engineer. J. A- Yoaag. Son- miles, and caught I t flab averag acatena!
aa being speeded*? «
demands for better d
Boulogne
x'k> - I0u by l£0O fcvl. I*.ivp Taxi- cus-t from t alais to
•rinbly w ill be held in Hullywmid,
ing
-20
pounds
each.
contingents e f s * « Chief Cleveland raid.
Hlrr Mlaq
way* ,uit| t t ill l».iw|i' h i'hfinp aii'l KiWe-" ruiphasii tu thn ^
Dr. Kuprecht aunouncod.
Those
who
made
tho
trip
were:
“The fire department to * m j t
i lry'a announcement ,t r * t tire
equipMeal
meat moved into Indoit I'H 'a ir builtlimr*. 12.1**1,004),
Others pfm tZt were E. E. Lju Boy Wright. John Tatum, RodThe president also reed a tol
I Important of tho utUm aa^af
O r l. in I u
<Muriicl|iul
No.
21, big scale assault on Beflhi hod
ler from Charles E. Bradshaw,
ney
Ashdown,
Bobble
Robinson,
Mr.
R
C
l
H.
C.
Moon,
Mrs.
Marian
n f a map*
dtp-** ’ m
ba . drelarvd.
HU* M
Williams, J. B. Phiilllips, Carl Me- Frod Ciillum, BUI Pall, Stinson cunly •halrm.* of tho USO | Thp |b, ,r.| of County C-.m- f 'lt iir, irnailr. / ru b , tlrain rnttr© launched a Fall and winter asriot,
-When a dtp burn* th«re J » ‘ Wbortar,
frontier.
R. D. KInlaw, Jock Hall, R. F. Cote, Jo* dtive. thanking lh# RoUry Hub miMtrnrr, W|U mtl., , „ m (lo w fitl.l a r m |'.»vr N K - 8 W ami N W - *iege that will Uka on ' grsatar,
lent anything lift. Th* city . I* White, R. E. Batten. Carr,
.SK ru n w .y * |^0 b y
4,000 f r r t ; fury when Ihcr# la mot* dark-’
Ray Uvsra, Jamil, Joana Jamil, Henry Eng
.. « ajjppurt.
. . .
I nuirning ut 10:00 nVImk.
.
coiiKtruct inci N jry .M) f<H»t ta x )- ness.
* T. J fk
‘ m m sod B. F. Bullard. lish and Clyda Porker. •
II. D. Pop© w m leonnrrtl on hU j
^
present tha departmemt t. J.
Close to 300 plants. Including
birthday and^tho_ "ong. "Happy J K.lw.r.1 Higgins i. in. M,.nt- vjuy*; inxlnll U n u - lisrhlinxr wm!
itset I,i Ids on a ll runw ays Britain's largest bombers such ,«*
Birthday to You " wan dedicated ^umcry, Ain., on a bitihmwvi (np t1' mIKI
fUtil
•
'
Stirling four-motor planes, car
f.Toy,ooo.
to him. r # r F. E. RoumilUt, who ||„
rt
r tf u n i W n l .
Ibt-and: Clear, grade, grub, ried out tho tarly Sunday morn
has recently become a grandfa nrsdsy.
drain, muck and *wl NE-S.HW ing attack on th* hsart of Ber
ther, members sang "Gene Ituulanding atrip f>oo by 4 3 0 fact lin that ripped th# ctntec of tbo
millet
Ain’t
What
He
Uaed
Tu
A
Board
nf
Review
fer
Bey
LL
raalad. War to IM#, ft*M ftrecity with Hugo explosion* aa Brt-.
Be." ‘
Seoul* will lie holil Inniirht nt mil pave |.rf) by 1,000-root run- tain's new secret "super-bombs*,
existing NE-HW and
Visitors at the luncheou Includ H:00 O’clock-at Ihn Junior High " “ *•
to a wtora.r af war
-Crral Mon", Henry Mbpoieon which Mr. Wnlaeu gave him his
ed Harry McDonald and J. N. School, E. L. Krlwy u-inminretl Pstv-HE runway buses |5tl by 4,- crashed on thair targets.
White, la kd«k la Jail again after
Early today, after daylong
ooo feat. Construct taxiway* and
WigfsU o f Orlando and J. K. today.
sweeps of the region ‘
*'
estt-nd basic lighting, fjti.ooo.
.
office
that
Cruel Hamilton o f Bell* Glade.
a
In
in
»*,
plane's Sunday, th* m
Ito M ffM '
will not to worklike going to Ocala boThr • slightly . wrnther-'iejten
ArmlUge
H nnu A rn
hurled ona of lla haavlasl atuctre
aa Jostles of
sign which identifies the Hindu I u u r IP cLrrH
OnH A r e
against tta
Ne.l hetd Frsn«la
Chief WU
i le Gnunly (teurl House b« hraait »n«t lbs thundsrl*|
- t t o County
Uimbs and
an
anti aim
_
Tpe**e
U l (|
hi
w Ocx
won*
Four- persona, two of them 4huok th* English coast-far on.
Stood of Kioaimmrn waa
The rnmpbell-tarsslng fws > of •oldicrs from MacDill Field in hour, routing rstidanU from thatr
*
cattlemen of th« *Americnn Isrginn will have a Tampa wrre slightly injurrrl hut bdils
Hundred* o f Briton*,• on tire
counties to go to W.i-h- dinner mn-ting at t>i« t.egion night w i»n the car in which they
agiJ .'4
assk immediate redlef Hut at 7 .<10 o'clock tonight to wsra rilling waa fnrrod off tho south roost watchod th*. bursting
control na £0 t> 2 i tasnch ite membership drive.
Sanford-Orlando - Highway
near of lundreda of Uerauu*, 0*ti-oto-'
and auldillgkto
CaKaelbcrry a* tho driver attemp ermft shslto
at Ktoslmmee Hatfrantically stabbing tkoVJgkt ik y
A marring* liransr was issued ted to past a truck.
Wlght. local rattle
Ralph Wight,
aa
Ih*
British
plane* i reastd
who attended tbo m**ling, to William D. lIcNahh. of OrDeputy Carl Wllltoma listed
homo thair attack wRto' tocraa*.
Undo and Mia* Hatel Robert* nf the Injurrrl sat
morning.
- j
ton* from this Cuun. Tinnearer at the Court -'House
George C. Knlnpls. driver of ing vtotonca. ________
th* mooting, inuud- Saturday.
the roups, and Btova Fcdlnlck.
i Blum*. Ihr. Bamtial
tolh of MarDill Field, and Miaa
Th* regular ms*ling o f the Marjorie
Nicholson and Mi*»
Dawson, H»srv
and Mr*. U B. Futsrv Farmers sf Amsrlcu Margaret Stewart, both of Tam
prsar.nl told scheduled for tomorrow Right pa. They ware
are taken to'to th*
the FsrFarFair to illghUv
Mr
"“ - “ too attf- will b* poatposad until a later nold-fjiughtoa
on Memorial
Ilsspi- nd Toosdoy
data' da* lo tha fast that
u l and dlamtoisd
imiassd after fln t aid
tr—tnunt
a f t * fa T ta r a away.
Border Forces
Are Reinforced
r
About 600 Citizens
j* 0 f United States
.Still In Country
k
Musical Program jVaccination Of
Runways 0 ( 4,0001*
Featured A l M eet
'* Feel T o B p Built
Ar n ,
jrt. , Is M arled lotlav
Ul Rotary U u b
A l New Airport
Cleveland Named
Head Of 3 tate
F ire Committee
Fir^l 0 f I i e i a I Nolit t- Is Liven Out By
Wnsliiiujton ( ’ A A
Chief Tells Of Publie I n t e r e s t In
Firemen Elsewhere
Lake Monroe Rises
8 Inches In Week
£
s
England Stages .
Second Largest
VRaid On Berlin
Steak Broiling Given
For Power Employes
Sanford Party Lands
400 Pounds Of Fish
fSL fe lrJS^lnUBd“ t aUo
Cily NewB Briefa
‘Tt
Prisoner Of Nails
■ y*“256.*5 wrrasfiaww*
hTS& Jt$
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“CruelM an” la In Jail Again A fter
freedom Lasting Only 4 Days And H alf
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Steed To Try To
Get Flood Relief
Four
Injured In Wreck
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jn Talks Of Ring: Champs A N O T H E R W A L K E R ?
;;
Plugs On His Own Boys
MING
l b subject for discussion but
Many - Whs already rounding the
M
tu rn :
“L et's talk about form er heavy.
e ifh t champions.”
m p iao es In 'th o group lounging
tout Ms office tried (o say
rfcay" and was choked off a t
PYtoh, Ihra seen 'em all sines
aWvkn, ■CurtsIK* 'Fltsstmmens,
But yon eouUlnl find one
the bunch could take a punch
ta r than th a t Mg Aba Simon
mtns that's gonna fight Bu<ldy
■r August 81
In Madison
aura Garden. . Wo was gonns
to th s fight autdoors hut rainy
ison and aH It’ll probably be
t a r to haew It Inalda. .
Ifmmy gasped fa r a ir and took
l
m
' CM+I
m w Jim lick Q o tjit. Fewgbi him
for *3 roundi w ithout ever hit
ting him. Twenty-third round
started th e same way, Jeffries
f,
starting out with those left hooks
M
—shoot 20 a round he'd throw—
M
and bang, one to the belly conncctcil, he followed It with one
to tho chin and tho flgbt w js
one.
: dm
•'That Jeffries, now. My hoy
'M
Abe Simon sia-fooLflve weighs
■
200 gonna lig h t Buddy Baer
W
Aug. 81 in U.i Garden b a tot
■
Hka Je ff rise. Pastor. I’d nay, to
%
mors Ilka
Tunnsjr. B a e rt Oh,
be‘s the Willard type.
"NoW a fte r Jeffries I'd lb t
Fltulm m ons. a fro ik of a mid-jm
db-welght—only wslghrd l&tMW
HU
pounds—srho won almost all h b
i /gs
lights a fte r he’d kb»*d the can|f g
t s s twice. SuHlran I'd pul next.
{
"Braddock was a tam e batV
tie r .'B a e r . ScbtartteTr . h V > « w n y . l
C irnera and the rest you can
1
put hr be#, b a t e TP^tN*. .l* 3 M 3 K .V r
youh choke.
^
•Oh, yeah, almost forgot. About
th a t
Baer-S imon
fight.
That's gonna be the ibm ndest
thing ever seen In a ring. Guarta r of a ton of fightin’ men In
th s t ring a t one Urns. My bo/
100, Baer about 210.
"And they're both teen going
„
g re a t Both put up great battles
/ ’H
against Loub. Abe's a mortal
I J
rlneh to knock him out if he
I* til* • Iki.lon-Brooklyn Tint It is paosftls for West U
played in KbbeU Field so beat, tbs sarliest prertoua date of
[Sm es
i r this y H t: la • » M u LH 5 aO-arouad
hom er eompWtloo^ioimts fat, Broeklyo. m ete than A s*. 18 . when M m
Mine and
is hit In hie home yard, a r t* sa y Frank McCormick both chalked
iOict orchard In the
L e o n e , lop th e ir «th d tp . In th e i>40 race.
Inly two Brooklyn y k r ltie I L H tw h ta needs I t Loub and
’em mi and .L a vagvt to—topped *New T o rt and can f a t them both
( a s as a producer of bewwdary by Aug. 8, the PhOUes leaoehto*
lews a c t Inst the Brooklyn sky* la aariea a t the Polo Grounds th s
fatSk
• -T .
l<
w n , ja y Boston ten d o n Brook*
I f * Man/ mekaa It a t • F orbes' lyn. Dangerous Danny can’t make
s h r im p s
Field next week, beU
get Ms bio T th ab jeeth u until
Aug. 1,
Hundreds
Ofn Enthusiastic
Steak Lovers
' e ra
r a rw n i r a r w m r /i» m l,.— O
The FINE QUAUIY Of These STEAKS.
CocHRAMe IS BfilAla*
COMirAflfp Wifrt Mla a & i
WAUkpft, (ALSO FROM
CUYABPflO
'*£ C aX A t* Tb FlgHT
UdVoAie fio MATT** Mow
“ToOdH
Compound Lard ZHmT25c
Bacon 1714c Pig liver 19c Asst. COLD CUTS D>. 17c
Tender Milk-Fed Veal
Cutlet*.... Jb.
L o t Chop*-, lb. 85« GATBACON........lb. 19c
SHOULDER' ROAST....... Y - ~
-r -lS S
Boned A rcDed Roast or Rib Chop# lb. 29c. RED, SAUSAGE... lb. 10c
U Z A W f4.AU,.
V U A U dfP,"
FIGHT*
for<dBtM/ic fcft-nte m elAiAiewARti.duLVad
P T A c e r u u n f if t c x r r r i p t -
O f-lK C * R iH G r
West Holds Edge
On N a tion al
Power Hitters
Ott’s Handicap
Proves Asset To
New York Giants
NEW YORK, Aug. 81— <8pet b l l —Max W est, toll young Cali
d a l) —Sucesss secrets In torottelljt0* . £ ? . \ n . u \ d " r f “ " 4 a d ? ’ * J E fornian who paces tha Boston
a r t fasulrutUng when you can .TUt M at's lot on a lot el close ones, Braves In ran-drtviag, holds tha
to the inalito .to rv u . i ru t
W|th
UcGrgw racking
h b b r.lm to find « solution. Mil
solrsd It blmsslf.
. <;>et In tha race fa r tha JM 1 AllNamely, bo took up home ran Around Homer-flitting champion
Fire
long-rangers—Bill
hitting, so ha wouldn’t n * vr*t6 ship.
I KNOW, SOTHff ONC/ WAT)
stop a t any bass nil tb s way Nicholson, Vince DiMaggio. Babe
t o t a k b w is Min d o f f
around. T hb method of coping Dahlgren and Danny U tifhllcr,
w ith tha situation mads tha In addition to Max—have hit
HKI2 , is TO <3ST*OMB0 Na
schoolboy of l#27 tho grown-up kotnara In 0 cities. M ix gala tha
------------ PaBTTlVZ l \ -----first chance to forgo o u t In
front.
Casey B tongara. Braves, with
Max their No. 1 tolly-Knockar.
a n wgy o o t,In .f r o n t of last
» t« r'l victory schedule, through
Cielr 7th. place s t a t u a s they
sailed west in hate July * tended
to obscure thalr upward tren d .,
Mow far ta It from Ju ly I ”
Cobbler Potatoes......lO lbt. 19c Avocado Pears...
Green Tops Carrots 2 bchs, 15c LEMONEi......
rv w
n ie tn e
Freestone Peaches.... 3 lb*. 14c 'c C b k T g L clw T W fc
P ra n k C a r o f C o lo ra d o V e g e ta b l e ’ /
R ad Labes, B ro cco li, G r. O n lo n a, E n g . I ' m * Yellow Onions....
loe Bananas 3 lbs. 14c Cooking Apples
h a so
cans
Kitw tom. jui, ii. - i i , T : r , i iY ; L „ c
‘A RETT
By PAUL ROBINSON
HVfiON+W* A BAD O W
orPtmuwtocoiMfi
f*iHraUBW«3SR,ANO
I W/WTYOUTO HRPMS
BfXAK i r u p / i — » ■J
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that' s a b ig r
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i t a . jam
rv atel
n o . a, c a n
a mw
n r v r g M oonn
BEEF STEW 15c
POTATOES
5c
.T & i
W fifk 8
M Junior pitching staff,
by Count Al Jaranr.' U
Its mark In the Nstional
rue pennant rate pletoraTtodl
g up wins for the Huh cetera. •
i year the 80th Boston aria
ttSPTM® UTTIC TALK TO OU0GSLVDS.
ww Aorr roavou
THcOoVS UNCOUSrSOLV
SPGILEOAND SKLFISH/
MAYBCY0U BSTTSTZNCr
' t rack up h a u l A og. 8 whan
( HAVE A u m t
ACCOUNT TO
rath already had M defeats. |
da years Braves recorded
30 on July 10 after losing
. 4] games! Not peanantnlng proaress, of couraa, but
G S T M fX fiD lf W irA N Y f
'D tfP C I
T'ilt'
ANDC lO S^IT,
fe
Prunes po. 2%can ^ , . r 15c
Beans 2 med. cans ..... 25c
Beans 3 nb: 1 cans
Apricots no 2Vi cans 19c
a n o o rtv m q
■ '_v_“ .
Aqiamus no 2 cans 27c
PLuea^pTe no 2%cans.. 19c
Tomatoes no. 2 can . . . H’/jc
Peas 2 med. cans— - 25c'
T iST2 cans J 270I
1“ ^ C‘
LONE KANGliR
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I
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Sfjnlnole C ounty Product*
t a n f n r d la T h e O n ly C e n tr a l
F*orlda C ity A f f o r d in g I U il. illg h w a ji
A n d W a te r T r a n a p o r U llo n
J|or« Fruit And Vegetables Than Any,
Similar Area In Florida
A N IN D E P E N D E N T NEWSKAPlUt
V O L U M E X X X II
E a ta b U a h e d In 1908
SANFORD,
FRIDAY,
Radio “Alert" For America
Gasoline Men Here
T o Co-operate In
- New Closing Time
dealers D e c l a r e I t
Is Up To Public
• To Do Its-S h p rft
In CoriserviiVBr Gan
FLORIDA,
1941
Member Associated l*reaa
!I t r o n g h o I d H
A. P. Confirms
AT'
1.
In
Be
Sums For Improve
ments Will Follow
(x ra riT C d
E xchange
R u b b e r,
-
%8eS~FfflRj
N U M B E R 28 «
Japanese Said
ToHave Asked German
Thailand Bases Stalled
W o u ld
or A i r p o r t
Rationing Seen
As P ossibility Hisrffins Says Other
Savimr To He Effectl ed Held In Doubt
By Some Officials
AUGUST
V
R ic e ,
*
For
Army Said
All Along
■*' Russian War Front
T in
________________________ ______________________________
,
^ L__
.
L m C
^
O ii T tu ^ f te r m a n
lin ttT e fro n t
ly today that Japan has demand |
ed military haiei in Thailand
and control of that country'*
rubber rice and tin production
In rschange tor the province id
L*d> and the ancient eity of ;
Anek-r. both in Tokyo-dominat
ed Irene! Indo-China.
London
hrlirved
Thalland’a
only alternative to (T ia tin f the
b t» ^ would t« forcible Japanese
occupation of them.
»■ inner Welles, acting secictarv of slate, announced last
nlglt the United State* had ac
cepted official apologies of the
Japanese
government on the
boml-mg of the U. S. S. Tuluiln
at Chungking, China, and that
the inridrnl wa* regarded a*
closed
Welle, mmlr the announcrnifnt
• ftrr r»n«ultatii>n with Pr««i<lcnt
Rro»rvr|t.
Thr official apologir* of the
Japanrur government,
together
with *n offer to pay indemnities
for the bombing of the gunboat
and to take measures to prevent
such incident* In the future,
were made yesterday by Admiral
Nomura. Japanese ambassador.
Ip answer to queries concernthr ambassador's visit, Wallet
the envoy had railed on
official instructions and had ex.
ed the tegret of the Japan#**' government.
lie added that the Japanese
Smoke rises from building* • in tin- Inn kgriuind »- l.i nn.in
government viewed the incident
aa entirely accidental.
troops
enter a town near I'eipu* l-nko in Ibi- drive nn the K i
The Tokyo government, Wellea
said, ha^ informed Cte United aim city of Leningrad, inn.tiling In Ihe Nasi , .i|,t n>it An nr.Inn;
8 tm .s of concrete and detailed
lara-urca which It has taken lo to Soviet communique*, the drive her Inen -tuiqieil
prevent a recurrence of aueh In
cident*
In addition, Wellea said, Japan
to pay _tndsm nitlss in full
jaffers
v
,w .
Thrust Is Reported
Nearly Exhausted;
Communique From
Nazis Lacks Detail
Hopkins Voices '
F a i t h In Reds
Confirming an unofficial adgance announcement made
in
The Sanford Herald la ,t S atu r
David Sarnoff (lo ft) radio executive, shows 3 r « fo rk ’s May
- fln » o lin n , d e n ie r* tn S a n day by City official,, the Asso
or
LaGuardla
how the new radio alarm, the “ s lrrt receiver"
fo rd . r e q u e s te d b v P e tro le u m ciated I’rras reported from Wash
^ 'n o r d i n n tn r H a ro ld Ick ex to ington today that the new San- works. Easily attached to homo radios, the machine has a hell
clo?e t h d r a ta t io n s - f r o m 7:Oo ford municipal airport had been which rings and a light which glows to notify listeners of em er
N XSIIINUTON. Aur. 1.—
P.- M .. to 7 :0 0 A . M.
e a c h allotted $216,000 by the Civil gencies, such as a ir raids, should they ever come lo the United
Sumner Welle*. irt*
Aeronaut
ics
Administration
for
'"K S tfrrlary of HUtr, me- *
tlav .
e x p re s s e d
th e m s e lv e s Improvement*.
States.
c«fn| l.crnuinv today nf hare- *
to d a y n s w illin g to c o -o p e r
The Associated Press bulletin
l*ce im pudrnrr in urging
a t e 100 p e rc e n t th o u g h m a n y
Id:
M rtirii In pr«$te^t to tha
“The list of construction 01
" a i d th e y d id
not
l>elieve
I m ini S talr<« fiber the black*
improvement projects
on
28rt
li-tini# uf l.aiin
American *
m uch
g a s o lin e
w o u ld
be airports officially designated sr
firm., ratalngned aa pro-Alla.
KVCil.
necessary to national defense
Hr added .M nint did not re\Vhole*nle
distributors,
wh<- was announced today by Brig.
Mulre any advice from Ger
serve most of Central Worlds Geo. Donald It. Connolly, admin
m an).
•
* o m Sanford
term inal,,
said istrato r of civil aeronautic*. The
Hr
(ssartqlrd
Prtog
list
included:
Sanford,
Class
3
Cattlemen
o
f
this
county
are
their industry will contftiue to
asked to nttend a Joint meet
A tltilf H itle rs in v a s io n n r work with the government to (runways from 3,600 to 4,500
ing of other counties to make
mu * wen* n ir tu r u il lit L o n - eonservv gasoline, . but* added fre t) $215,000."
an organised effo rt to get some
Th addition, Congrrsaman Joe
that it i« largely up to the ■pub
d i .n r e n o r ts tra la v n.s H talled
immediate
relief from
flood
Hendrleka a t Washington wired
lic to do moat of the raving.
|'l" H g H i" w h o le 2 .0 0 0 -m ilo
conditions
through a meeting to
W An official of the Standard The Herald as follows: “ Burs
,S ii\ie l w a r fro n t in th n n a n t
be held at the Kissimmee Court
Oil Company said he anticipated vou will he glsd to know the
House at 2 :3 0 , o'clock, Saturday
'" 4 h o u r* nnil n e a r Ih e n o ln t
rationing later, and th at IckeV Civil Aeronautics Administration
Practice sessioni for the 8em- afternoon, C. R. Dawson, county
" f exhm iM tion.
request wool,| test the reaction has allotted $215,000 for the
agent,
said
in
a
letter
today.
Sanford
airport."
Inolo School Bund will begin
of the public to m easures of
In Mo.sgiiw. I l n r r v L. H o p
The
opening
anil
widening
of
The
sum
appropriated
hv
thr
' this kind. Ills company. h% said,
Tuesday at 9:30 A. M. In the the Ellis Canal, to connect the
k in s e x n n -sq .'d " e v e n
m o re
CAA
does
not
represent
all
the
A nd been making weekly reports
auditorium of the Sanford Gram St. Johns River with the Indian
fo n f itlc n ri' lh u t H ille r Is n o To Mr. Ickes on gasoline eon- money to bo spent on tho a ir
R ivrr at s point two miles south
Ifty to
sumption, and that the rav o n . field, according to Edward Hig m ar School, with students from of the Cheney highway, la now
secretary of the Chamber Lqpgwood, Geneva, Oviedo and
• i-aram th** lii-rmnn fuehrer**
imr might he put into effect gins.
Unltad
being
considered
by
tno
II
Commerce who has been ptish- Sanford expected to take part.
livndt|uartrrt linin' .mother com.
when consumption figures could of
S
tates
engineers,
Mr.
Dawson
*ng development of the airport
iuiifii$|Uc «»f ex tcriia Brevity and
bo obtained.
He said other funds will prob The tetsions will bo held each said. The cattle men are urged
hftrtrn nf iletai!
r
_ This same official said th at ably *hr alloted by the govern- Tuesday and Friday morning,
to attend the meeting and ehow
"lluttlch on the
east fro n t
Who real glpch of the nightly m rnt later.
th eir interest In tha project.
R-.
E.
Kipp,
principal
of
the
rontinur
to
ilcwliip
in
our
(•«
.•losing would not be felt until
Only espense to the City la
vor."
winter, when Florid* la , filled thy development of the airport Oraim nar School and buiinese dian River, Remlnole and other
Althnrilativc »|uartcr» in L#on«
—-sirlMt, tourists.
- to a ' Class 3 TleM ‘ Is * tha en m anager of tho h*nd, #pkf-to nearby raunllea via automobile
df*f» A h -n liJ
vena “abm>«
As
Ih
r
’
ambassador
left
Ih#
At the Sun Oil Company, a gineering. W PA will furnish thr day tha practice periods would he
irpl
I•«•• Iv no indirniion*' that the
Slate D« psrtm ent, a fte r ronf*rspokesman said It rem ains to be labor.
Wight,
local
rattle
man,
said
pas
necessary for tho band to learn
Soviet
ring 10 minutes with Welle*, he
« " c n If tho order will save gaso
The two runwsys. which wilt
music beforo the football lures were flooded so badly the told newspapermen he was m«k.
It*iiak cenlin e . Most wholesale deliveries, he 150 feet wide and from 3.500 new
owners
would
h
s
v
s
.to
sell
their
""
^
I
.
.
I
t
.
■
*
.
.
■
s
itssan
tn.tnl
season begins. T. M. Dolllson,
Iml fitmt k%m imminent.
Ing every effort to Imnrove rein,
except during emergencies, are to 4.600 fre t long, will make |t Instrumental
for Sem eatte for a low price or let them tinna between the United Mate*
Mopkin*. IL S lenae-lend admade in the daytime, he said, possible for U rge planes to land inole County Instructor
pubUe schools, will die.
nitfii tr.itur. was Believed to hitvs
snd the order thus wilt not a f and take o ff a t the airport, Mr. direct tha practices.
All through the upper $1. John* and Japan.
Is.Id
Ureiiilrr Joarph Stalin th e t
“I’m doing ney heat." he said,
fect the term inal pointa. There Hirgins explained.
Xoiiiiiitii |ir«tdoi*tmn of. war me*
Beginning band students are River valley the Good covered thr “to Iron o u t difficulties end
J s a S tate law against dellverlc*
In addition to paved runways welcomed to attend the practice pasture land, Mr. W ight revealed. mainUln good relations between
•••mils would .tiir|iu*tN any for■>f gasoline a fte r sundown, though the governm ent will build laxl
rlods and Itarn w hat tb#y can, About tw o-thirds of Indian River your country and my country.
i ifii *-Intiwtri.
this Is not rigidly enforced.
County
and
about
half
of
Brevard
strips, lleht tha field when It Is
r. Kipp said, though tho ses
the |(id rommnnd
declared
Earlier. Japanese offl»i*1* nt
w h a t effect the dosing order developed, grad#, drain, clear am’ sions are d#algnod principally for county was under w ater a t thst
WASHINGTON. Aug. I
(,P»
W A S H INI i 'l i i N A o r
I
. 1* i.irlv t*wluy that the C rrm in i
espressed — Senator Hill (ilA l.x.i -»i.| t„.
will have on trueks, many of plsnt grass on the property, Ip regular hand member*.
time. He estim ated about I.dor Tokyo had hurriedly
I' i-Nidi lit KiMi«e\* It .i - i t i d .1*- no h.» l lo t n throw n back in
whlrh run during tha night, was addition to erecting a fence and
reilea of pa«ture land w as covered re grots hut, until last night, the day thst sponsors bn.I
I l„
No marching, o r drilling prac
Smolensk
sector
before
Unltad Stales government had compromise extension b.gi*lH'»,o Iod:*) th .lt | ( l | I t ' t li • -l.iio • to tin
dlwcnssed by an official of the necessary roads Inside the en liras will
he held d a rln g TAugust,
ig u a t, by water.
............................ng
Miriimv in new Soviet counterS in c la ir Oil Company.
Cattle men have no place to taken lb* position tho incident to provido n maximum of • | j till- A 1 1 1 Milt Mill llllli t * III-* * .itt.o k «
ital
Mr. Kipp stated,
This p art of tho
clo*nre*>
“ Most trucks hsvo suxl!!*'*
years of service for cili/cn »ul n a f i i ' e o t " m o l
“ f i. in k lv
II* r
h« taken oover
____by
, ____
Mlsa move their cattle as they hid was not close<f._________
Work on the new project l» workx will b«
The i(iioign aui'ceta ih
the
tanks and can carry from 00 expected to get under way In Dorothy Sanford, m u sk teacher, In the old days when there was
divr*.
t h i n a n y n i i l l t i i i ) c « | o * l mi • . . !
battle for the grettt decision a t
to 130 gallons of gasoline," he several weeks.
when school re-opens In tha plenty of free range,'M r. Wight
This IH month vsti-ii.iiin, llill tntiiiy tt i o i i g h t it w o u ld L.
tin center —-claimed in the face
said, “which will takq- them
explained. Now they m ust sell
said, would br in addition to Ihr
All work on the 2*8 alrnort* Fall.
,\ laiufli wu- the | '» e - u | e n t - of eiu lo i Herman assertion* the!
through the night,” Rationing of is expected to he comnleted
their
cattle
quickly
a
t
a
low
Georgs Fellows of thl# oily h is
12 monlhs selcctrvs. g o aid .n ....., only ir*|ioli*e when a-ki d win the Soviet armies ware being
Jtasollne, he added, may depend shortly a fte r th# first of the bran appointed reproranUthro of price or allow them to, die.
and rrsrrvist* now nrr rrqiiiri-d thci* tie* mu it y had lo do Jo in t: fu rito r encircled there, had barn
«M>n the amount of gaiollne ssv-d yesr, according to Brig. Gen. Con the Lyons Band Instrum ent Com
The Ellla Canal would drain
to serve.
Irfeotetl in the south and reMime t .i 11 I) ui)'
by tho closing meesuro b u t he nolly. Lieut Lucius D. Clay as pany of Chicago, Mr. Kipp an the land In th s t area and let thr
O pponcntxnonttoueil yesterday
T h e 1' i e i i d e i i t m i d liu • i .i tlol pnl i d m the n o r t h — w a * ^ r e p o r t '
• pointed nut th a t Florida
was sistan t to Brig. Gen. Connally nounced, and those who need In w ater run o ff Into the Indian i
their senate fight against legis n o t r o u i e u n d e r llo* l e m i
ed to mi early morning Moscow
comparatively close to tha oil will direct tho work, th# Associa strum ents mav got In touch with River, Mr. W ight explained. As it
A small building boom I* re- lation extending the service perrofiMtiiMiif|Ue.
a*e lend lull anil •;! t I"
fields and was not In much dan ted Press said. The total exnen- him. Mr. Fellows will also a s ■tends now tha w ater will come ported In process at Cssselberry. iod* of all Army personnel, Imt |iapeet
V to the rem ainder of tbs
Iti.i* she would lie eg.
ger of a fuel shortage.
down
the
S
t.
Johns
Rlvac
and
renter of Florida's asparagus Senator
Wheeler
(U , Mont.), pl lllied Kll III Wftlll l f o tilde to front, the Soviet war bullatlft
ditura Involved will b# 1*0, *10,: sist In giving p rtv tt# Instruction
Lake
Monroe
la
due
to
riae
much
• Service station operators In $10. __________________
fern Industry, which Is located an opposition leader, expressed psiy for the |iliirh«Me •*• l l i u ...... ..
on brass Instruments.
a IBB percent danig)
‘ general wetp found willing to
between Sanford end Orlando.
"Tho Lyons Band Instrum ent higher than It la now.
doubt th at Congress would have roiintiy o f a n y mutcM.il t • to* of tIm- Nati version by insisting
co-operate with tha d osin g re
Commenting
on
the
new
state
0.
E.
Weaver
has
opened
a
gro
( ompany will maka any lnstru(Is courage to defeat the m ea tie*sell in t o the battle ii/.illi-t I be that fighting was procatding In
quest, though they m ust awnlt
mant available for a three-month ta x of *25 to |* 0 per head on cery In a new concrete building sure.
mo h.intfed sectors.
Nulla.
orders from their mm paniea be
period on a rental bails for any entile, Mr. W ight declared u ju tt completed by Hlhherd C**As the chamber toiled yester
I nnffirislly, Ih . Germans dsThe
Adm inistration
•!••• id • I
fore taking any action,
child who *wsnts to see If be would work a hardship on many iclberry, and other shops to be day through Ita second day of y e i t e r d a y l o br neih n it > f"»tl- .laii-il Ihnt llu> ilrivvs from north
w One operator, who oeually
can learn to play a horn,*, before cattlemen and do much to kill on* put In tho new building Include d arale, leaders conceded that lo r u in g p rice nod l e n t cr.t ill'd nh<l
outli nn l.rningrail w ars
"k een s his station open all night,
Harold Plek#tt. brother of ho o r she boys tho Instrum ent," of Florida’s fastest growing In s drug store, eoda fountain and passage of the legislation, u r b gislu tio n to ini luib* » url* mi "i priH'rnllng so rticcsssfully, slsaid he was willing to lock fils Robert B. Pickett, manager of Mr. Kipp explained. Bush tra n s dustries.
barber and beauty shop*.
gently requested by the War De atallm en i b u y in g of llo* ,‘*bdb.« ibnugli ngninst rrslstsnce of th#
"Cattle
raising la fa s t be
In addition, three more modern partm ent, m ight be delayed un
gasoline pomps a t 7:00 o'clock, th# Plggly Wiggly 8 to re a t Find actions must bo personally ap
muml.| kt tm'iilar
sort, that th a
d o l l a r - a wi r k ” v a r i e t y .
but th a t hs might rem ain open S treet and Magnolia Avenue in proved by tha Gram m ar School coming one of the moat Iran * , structures will he put up by Mr. til next wrek. Under the mea d own
E x a c tly ho w thirt would In* in* illy
might soon b« put u n d at
until 0:00 P. M. t ^ r e o a i r tires, Sanford, died yesterday at. hie principal as business manager of tn a t Industries In tha state ami I'essclberry, These will house sure, tho President would l>« em co m p lish ed wtti cnn jci Litrivl.* It srliml slrgn.
It should not be klUad with such other shops and »tor#r which will powered. to 1'x.trrul
service Carr I M f- M ttk his ac boms in Betlovue, 0 , it war
indefinitely
Ilniifficially, the ilussiana Intaxes,'' he said.
:
c o u n ts .
^
giva th# IJMO people llelng with- th# service period* of all regular \vii.H ip’n e r n l l ^ ^ o n i eded I h n t a n y i in i tu Dip contrary th at n o t
learned
today.
a llrm p T M
p r l v n jn r r r
A nother service station mena.
in
.a
10-mil#
radius
of
Casselber
Army
personnel,
selectees,
N
a
s e r e the- Germans
still
Mr. Pickett le ft 8 onford lae*
p r o v i d e d liy'r**ta»l imt only
ry nearly all th# services of a tional guardsmen ami reservists. rdih t,u n tn.x
ger said " it w as a good thing." night
a w h o nr II t o »mall w ag e I,rilling uguinst unyielding w alla
to atten d the funeral o'
ami th a t the stations would ben his brother,
largor
town.
Congress
could
term
inate
the
f u r n o r a «•»» a p a v fn » o » fulMIV* but Hint llm ilefens# was in fa c t
which will ha held
Th# Casselberry development I’rrsldcnt’a authority
efit because t h d r light hills Saturday. B urial
a t ' any
«M bo In Bode
b r a h , would rnicn g r n v c tun.m g into s w ar of a ttritio n
would he reduced. “IH have time Vtlte
has extended lb# W inter Park- tima, lowever, by adopting a im (ime
^ j r # s i ls i i> * j ) i ij|ii^ ^
( (■ u l l H u r J
t*aa* T h r r r l
CAMDEN N. J , Aug. 1 _
MalUand roadside beautification concurrent resolution.
*Jo m ake the early show now,"
A prom inent cherry grow er el i* V - E n ra k L. (N ucky) JohnSales o f defense bonds a t the program sight of 10 miles along
^>4 added.
Wheeler, taking tha floor for
C oventor K ollanl and other Ohio, Mr. P k k e tt la survived by Mn. A tlantic City
Republican Post Offlca during tha month of tho Banford-Orlando Highway
which
his wlfa, th ree children and three '• • a « r wbe m arried a form er Ju ly to u te d *8,*11.71, It was north. Tho parkway on slther side a desk-thumping speech
State
officials
am V
lasted about an hour, told his
brothers.
‘ *
. (CM tlaaed M Pago
iho v g M feat night, was sen- announced today by X. J . Holly. of the highway la kept with the colleagues th a t General M ar
rare of a private lawn tnd alt shall, th# chief of staff, had re
ta n n d to 10 ycurp in prison n n j
stam ps-sold amounted the streets and driven are marked vised upward several times his
flnod 110.000 on a fe d .ra l court
to
Ittd
.tO
,
m
aking
b
grand
to
with charocteristk green and estim ate o f .t h a number of men
mwvteUon #f Ideeora tag evasion
IIKNT1.Y. I.A., Aug. l.- M o t- E ngrneer Rrgiment of tho 8ott«
ta l of *1,609.20 which Sanford wMto sign poets. Three express n«#dcd for daf#na«.
o riin i contingent* of thn T hirty- thern Division, as well as thoaa
to tho governm ent dur trains stop dally a t the Cassel
"W hat do they w ant them for First sml Furty-TLlriJ Divisions, of th r
UHth
E ngineer Regtberry railroad station.
ing tho month.
If they don’t send them out as numbering a l« u t 5000 uffleers m in t from New England, have
tho farm er
i r Florencs Osen expeditionary force t "
the and men, camped 20 miles north been hern since Ju ly 1* and hod
arc as feuew si
hook, U . tmootuod In a Ph.UM ontanan shouted. "If you break of Alexandria,
last night shout completed a lengthy e n e t
"Under tho expert generalxblp delphia hotel whetu tha couple
faith with millions of boya; If anil were setting up housekeep of roads over which huge tra n s
o f Smutto r Bhoridaa Downey, who want after a' wadding at wkkb
you break faith w ith their mo. ing in a wooded section they'll port trucks and heavy a rtille ry
w ithout «M stioa knows
m a n tha jovial • bridegroom advised
there and wivte and sw eethearts, call home until lato in .Septem weapon*
carriers
w111 ram b lf
1 fear for tha w elfare of the U- ber,
when th r maneuvers start.
“Eat, driak and be marry, for
nited S ta te s . of America. And
Troops
laving on S atu rd ay
DcUhcmcnts of tho New En
wa a a y ga to JeU."
Council. Btnta
Stats Livestock Sanl- th a t la fa r more Im portant than
. The F o u rth Amtool Poultry
both dlvt*
f Board , sad the State De th a t General M arshall and some gland Division, numbering 3031 jn d Sunday, from
Institute w ill ha hold a t Camp
men and 396 vehicles reurhed Id- sums, pulled in th is afternoon,
tment of A gr____
other military men In the arm y vouas area a t 4510 o’clock, and snd the first echelon of t n l u
Mcijnarrto,
tw
o
mUaa
treat
of
t r e a t e d th ^ Jo w , t r a i l « •
kora who p u n to attend are should have th e ir way."
om
ments will arrivo
a m e n Lore
rove Iaonoounit* of the Dili# Division pour movements
A stor F arit on tha Ocala-DeLand
1 to bring sheets, a pni»».
ed In from Waynesboru. Miss., time Friday. Tho first Unom
sahst, towels, tolU t articles,
highway, A ag. U-S9 fo r a perthis
. where (hay had Jiftouackcd Wad. train of 20 which will h r t a r J g —
M e iiTo
■ swimming eeM, Mrs. AnliiT o f adueation. recreation tnd
hath _division
J L . rail elemsnU lark
• sold. They will bo housed
M n . la v a Andrews.
Th# D ixh Division had jftQh- Camp Blooding th is
‘ Uen agent, laid la aettagea and w in have the
The Forty-Third and
(d headquartare Just to s t of tha
United S u tr a Highway No. 1C5 First Divisions are both
et tha m eet lnTha Florida B ap tist Assembly, Into yesterday, and Maj. Gan. along a six-mile stretch <
ed S r & L of
which ia d osing Ms 1841 m eet John C. Persons, division com and oak studded woods off
Quarrio I j f g Shaw offer* an op- ing here T hursday night, will mander, Indicated that tha situ a principal ftderal high
ha beaded next y ear by tha Rev. tion was satisfactory. The chief and 1*7, and only a s
W tS T o o ftb a il.
concern o f the divisional and re what will eventually bo
C. E. Rodgers, T am pa.
Dr.
Rodgers
succeeds
Dr. gional officers is preparation of area now aslsts. Fourth
with
a targ e H. Moore, Dr. V . W. the area which wol be a tose Corps Headquarters from
W illies of Jacksonville was re comp fo r the *8,000 troops of sonvlUo was arriving f*’
leased director fat chief fo r aext the two divisions fo r the next the afternoon and 1 $
year's meeting which will he h tld two months.
This wgs obviously a strew.
tn the again an
Stetson
University's
M as task. Troops of the 100th d«r.
•.'
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Cattlemen To Make Plea For Proper
Flood Drainage Through Ellis Canal
High School Band
To Start Practice
Sessions Tuesday
x r & .z z z v n z jj^ T f r f tc r ^
Leningrad's Fail
Not Imminent, Say
B r i t i s h Quartern
Extending A r m y Roosevelt L a u d s
-Time E i g h t e e n S t a n d Of Soviet
M o n t h s Studied Against Germans
Compromise Is Said Resistance Is B e t
Agreed Upon By
ter Than Expected,
■Sponsors Of Bi l l
President A s s e r t s
C
Building Boom
Is Under Way
At Casselberry
Brother Of Sanford
Man Dies In Ohio
Nucky Johnson Gets Post Office Sells
Ten Year Sentence
13,618 In Bonds
Florida And New England Troops
Reach Louisiana For War Games
iC S ‘i,
s Nation-Wide Townsend Campaign
For August Discussed $y Gab
J S f tf i
Fourth Annual Poultry Institute
Will Be Held At Camp McQuarrie
I
1
£ Parofanb C
In
■hits..}
Tampa
Head
State Baptist Body
a a S ttin & s i
.njaSLyjgjg luVSXiwi c , u,
im ri
M
J |
l ife
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I
FR ID A Y , AVGUST 1, 1M 1
Buford Herald
War Aims!
Smashes
TURNIP' SEASON
jventment Putsch
When British and American statesmen get around
to considering war aims, it might' he well ta t theib to.de*
sldo in advance what they are gbirig to do with HltletJ
After the war is over. Of eourae there will be some hot
heads who, If they can get their hands on him, would
shoot
him before any of the peace societies, or the 8.
n 6 ttA ltli L. D 3 3 T
P. C. A.*a could intervene or any of the office-seekers
could make political capital out of him.
There was a great ideal of agitation after the last
war over what to do wjth the Kaiser even though he es
caped to neut'rttl Holland and technically at least there
waan’t anything any of tho Allied nations could do. And
yet there were many persons who believed thnt Holland
should be forced to surrender the Kaiser for trial by the
Allied power's and at least one expedition headed by an
enterprising Tennesseean, made an effort to kidnap him.
There were just as many persons after the Battle of
Waterloo who thought Napoleon should have been guillo
tined or lat least shot for his crimes against the peace of
Europe. And for some time many of them had u'feeling of
considerable insecurity as long as he lived on St. Helena.
His return from Elba and hts quick raising of another
mighty army was too fresh in their memories to l>e easily
forgotten.
It has b<;en suggested that after this present war is
over iiJhFWe leading Nnzia have fled to neutral countries
where they have already sequestered private bank ac
counts, thnt Hitler l»e seized and placed somewhere on a
AUGUST, t . 1*41 desert island with Madame Perkins. This seems a little
too much like "cruel ami inhuman punishment," however,
JflH LH YW t t B r a n TODAY to appeal very much to the senso of Justice of the better)
class British -or Americans.
■B iN N E R a BIN MOSTLY AND
The final disposition of such men ns Hitler will pre
CHIEFLY
AGAINST
THEME f MUST PAY BE sent a delicate problem for whoever happens to be contrel-
BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 1 —
W)— Polko announced
the
smavhlng o f a putsch sg a'm t the
Argentine government In Entre
Rioa pro fin e r northwest of Bue
no* Xirv* Thursday night, thus
keeping pace with ether South
American government* engngedla probing labrvrsiTV activities
Raids In tha provincial capilal of
Parana
dtaeloeed the
"aubveraive plot Intended to ov
erthrow present authorities of
A rgentine,” the police mid. They
announced nine pereena were arretted and a large quality of
propaganda material aelietl In
houses whose doors and walla
were decorated with the swas
tika.
^
taka y
v .iQ r p r if f /
□ >. * !
' Tho
.Writ*
silver
fortress
HAROLD
by
VINA?
Miami Herald
TAI.LAIIASAKE, Aug.
B r a n d y , Champagrit,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
Free Delivery,
lfather ^Arcade
1
—
ike City Tobacco
arehoiUes Opened1
M ODEHK
FINANCfe CO.
« LAKE CITY., Aug. I —//D—
T hree huge warehouses opened
today fo r the receipt of cobacco
fo r th ^ 1041 scam n.
■Florida b rig h t leaf was ex
pected to be offered from north
Florida and south Georgia coun
ties preparatory to the opening
o f the m arket T uesday.
Crop
eonditlona
have
not
been too good b u t there wna op
tim ism
reg ard in g
prospective
If you have an elderly |>crnon in your home or any
one olso who suffora from indigcntimi, you cun mutorialy improve their comfort and general health by giving A
little more than usual attention to their diet. Such persotti
require nlmost as mnny vitamin* nnd minerals an young'*
,er persons though they often try to get along on a piece
of toast-nnd & cup of tea.
According to Mina Edith M. Shapcott, nutrition edn*
Onlfeil S ta te i, W ashington,
C.. fo r on o rd er form.
NOTICE TO- OWNERS OF DOGS
e h r ww, an <- 4N
«W xC «y^
D.
;
‘. '•One does not need a machine
M i to kill n fly," insists the
TlrUee-Unlon. May ba not, but
onf had some mosnutioO* last
a lf h l th n t wo would liavs been
---- —--- z• I
:h h a t moved
Miss Shapcott it quoted as recommending that a hot drink
be provided, especially In tho morning, to stimulate the
gastric Juices before any other food is eaten. A hot drink,
such aa either cocoa or tea. In mid-momlng or mid-af
ternoon. is alao advisable, then warm milk before going
to bed. Sometimes it may be well to provide something for
the night. A vacuum bottle with milk or sbtip or
lot water can be at tho bedside, accompanied, perir or two.
" The chief obletn of elderly, people in chewing the
food, for the tee
may be out, or they may have falsd
plates,” Mlsa Shi sott comments. "Often an older person
refuws food—pa, leularly ________
_ _____.... bcoatiae ha
vegetable*—simply
Cannot chew It. Their
heir rood should be of a tyi
type easily
chewed
and digested.
should be
on ml
- ...
____- ______It
t, ____.
____based
______________.
good source of protein and other vital nutrients, arid So
prepared that It 'can be eaten Soally.
r
rMiss Shapcott
1
adds that vegetables may be chopped
up orvevon forced through a *trainer to make th
fastlv'chewed and digested. Fruits are lifhpbr
iy lrt the form of fresh fruit, fruit
Stewed fruits are, moreover, easily
Juices or atewedfft
chewed and are a
i food to stimulate tha intestinal
tract to help pre
constipation. Ripe bananas art a
Mtt Corimrent
AONBW WELSH
■'
p
k
,
P U a e P14S
Liquor Store
—r ■‘ ■S*
Dsdo County and Florida Can
'
At Oar , Paekaga 8inrp>
You’ll Find The
*/ Best
• t f J»
may become almost extinct In
Florida w a te n unless rigid talk.
•errallon hi provided War made
Thursday by 9. E. Rice, State
ro n 'frv n tio n commissioner. •
"In two more years w ithout
eloeed season restrictions during
the spaw ning period d o will be
faced w ith almost, an oxtlnetion
o f m ullet," Rice declared.
Because of w hat ho described
a s the present emergency. Rice
Inquired
whether the
S tate
Beard o f Conrerration could do-
Is deter-
ta r tax bill Is nearing comple
tion hi tha Houso. O ur dear
r*|tatgantatl*oa ara ju s t shout to
.■addle on us as many no* taxes
■s It took to run tho entire gov
r« n m e n l ten ytere ago. Oh well,
gubet we rtn 's ta n d i t B ut It’s a
good thing oyr frueba are strong.
Bt.
UP)— Tha prediction that m allet
fcTSf UK w d
, prhm to do it.
8 . 2nd
Pkche 48S
Sought By Official
execution and yet nd one in any of the European countrica
will feel safe as long ns Hitler is alive.
What to do with Germany is going to present an
. The Uda d e n te d . leaving in lu other nice problem. There are those who mnintain the pre
A J lro r
which a king- sent war is duo to the severity of the Versailles Treaty
and the carving up of Germany after tho last war. But
A fragfte *%lfn»hlp, tremulous nobody in his right mind would allow Gcrmnny to retain
tho territory of the Czechs, tho Poles, or even tho Aus
'u S ^ ^ rwhen “ • - trians, and it . is hard to sec how these lands can be re
And wo, tho. driftwood gatherers, turned to their rightful owners without cutting deeply into
looked where
Germany.
Tho 'Sea had been to find beAs for Italy, it might be a good idea to give that coun
V' Death, the bright
burning a tu rs of the tum- try to Switzerland nnd let her run it. Tho Swiss seem to
be about the only people in Europe with any aptitude for
r a ir,
.
taller world half water and making democracy work
"And
70S
Mullet Conservation:
S t f ■■SILVER-KINGDOM
(From The’ Cbntian Science
'Occurred.
' / Funeral’, Director* | ■
Sidney O. Kennedy, Sr.,vri»o has
had charge of tho Atlantic Coast
U ne ahopa In' LakeUnd for" 23
years and formerly foreman • a t
flanford, retired from active »ervk-e yesterday.
Mr. Kennedy was foreman of
the A. C. I- shops here for 11
years before going to lakeland
im irrn e n l foreman In 1918. He
ami hia wife w|I) move to Pensa
cola, where two of their four
children live.
T OR HUMBLE:
H e ,th a t sov eth Iniquity shall
This township
slept forever
them Impended—
As tf n o ,, (nothing tide would
AndersonG riffith
Former. Spnford Man,
With'A. C. I*, Retires
biiap calamity.—Pror. 22:8.
Below, upon the shingle, the tide
ft IrrvH
The scattered shells; but la this
; lltUSj world
No ripple woko and not a sound
claro n itata-w lde closed am ton
on m ullet fishing. A ttorney Gen
eral Wntaon an id tho b-i.ird did
not hake th e authority.
district .1
Involving
Do*'* m l * * * * * *
mcrwwr by l a lo w n rtc ^ .
w S e'S ’sfoKfG"'
edge, b
aodfXO*
fltaUea; you thorn forw hood. » accordance
t instruction* yrintnd on
i U. B. wrings bonds no
table of rodomptlon oak.
wing tha adKnmt you ara
to rocohm on demand at
R 6 |K i!
�r
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' PAGE THREE
TH f1 E^NjrOTD HERALD^,8ANFQHU,
Gas ol i ne D e a le rs '5*.000,000 Worth Of
To Co-operate
A rc ^
I TALLAH ASSEE.
Aug
I
' 4*»—• I’ hr S t a t e Komi DepartNew Closing Time imrnt,
untie (put in* ineresnetl rrv»-
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Sodcty EdIUr
SlUHidl Calendar
FRIDAY
The Geneva Home Demonstra
tion Club will have a .inner in
a t he Geneva Community' Hall be.
wglnning a t 8:00 I*. M. T n 'j Is to
be the laat In a lertc- of .lance*.
The American I-egian Auxiliary
will meet tn the Legion Hut at
7:30 P. M.
MONDAY
® The tew ing sessions will con
tinue in the Woman's Chili for
the Red Cross from 9-30
M.
until 11:30 A. M.
All Soul* Catholic Church will
sponsor the Red Cross sewing
01a the Woman’s Club from 2:30
P. M. until 0:00 P. M., direct
ed by M rs F. E. lioumillaL
St. Mark's Chnpt'.T of the
Gra-Del Sub-Deb Club
Ha6 Arimtol Election
M bs -Marcia Proctor wot ho«tes* la it evening a t h«r homo on
Park Avenue to t th* meeting of
th« Or*-del Sub-deb Club, which
had aa Ita main featuro th* aleolion of officer* to aerv* fo r the
coming year.
MUi M arguerite Duncan waa
elected president and Mlaa N or
ma Wolfer rice president. Other
officer* Include MU* M arjorie
Jnnea, who will aerre aa »ecra
tary ; Miaa Ann SUne, treasu rer;
and Mila E liiabeth Vaughn, h er
ald.
Plana were made fo r a plenit
and party to bo held In the near
future.
ThoeO present a t (he meeting
were: M in
EHiabeth Vaughn,
Mia* Earline .Roily, Ml** Joyce
W ardwtll, Miss Dorothy Runge,
Mlai Owen Bayes, Mite ^Rebecca
Leo. M in Prance* B ryant. Mlaa
Shower Is.Given
For Mi's. Allman
it * Thrill* .......
Double ProffAm
Mrs. J . R. Crow entertained
With « Stork ahower a t bar Inline
!n>. the Phillips A partm ent* oa
Wednesday afternoon, honoring
Mr*. Charles Allman. The roams
In which the guest* were enter
tained were i decor ated w ith cut
flowers lit bright shades.
Numerous games and contests
w are enloved by the guest*,
a fte r whlen gift* were, p resen t
ed te th* honoree and rdfreahmenta served by tint hosts**
art*# wi* assisted h /
R. L.
.White and Mrs, I. Morton.
M MillaNf* Kr«m Pag* «•» »
Parso'ridiy
Mr*. H arry Taylor la vi filing
In T allah an ee fer never*I week*.
Mr* E. C. Stonecipber ha* a t
Hdr guest. MU* Alice Sachet: of
SL Petersburg.
H arold Hall return*-! yesterday
from Jacksonville where he hi*
been fo r several «eek*.
nna,
nr*,
a.
a.
i ia r u y ,
1 Croat In th* Wofrom 9:30 A. M. un-
‘•ttfeln visible
-
r
NO
■v —■■oefaev ,
Mia* Minnie Ktewa:'. ha
lered the Atlantic C.sisl
Hospital In Wayeross, C.a .
she will receive treatm ent.
Mr*. W. A. Leavitt and guest.
Miss Emily Lederrr of Fayettevtlle, N. C . left today for Tam
pa w here they will vi-it for a
few day*.
Dr. and Mr*. II. W. Rucker
and children, Barbara and Wayde.
Jr., plan tn leave Sun.lty for
cioqdiand, G a , to spend several
weeks.
C. t . CMrpkoto
SUMMERlTRAlN
Mormon Missionaries
Will Be Transferred
WASIIIftTOlf
Alva (1. Boman and Robert B.
Ilrovm. elder* of the Church of
Jesus Christ of the la tte r Day
Saints, who have been doing
missionary work in Sanford fo r
•evrral months, have received no
tice that they will be transferred
to another part of the state.
Thr two Mormon elder* have
been holding service* in the San
ford Woman'* (Tub for the p ast
two months, and they announced
that these service* will be dis
continued after Monday. Aug. 3.
The Sunday School will be
transferred to Monroe Comer.
Railroads Asked To
Cut Train Service
W ASH IN GT O N '. Aug
I
(/)•>
► llailroatlfl hnvt* born u«kt*il to
eliminate? u m n \ T " » r y pa«!*riuc«T
train nrrvicv no *•* to In* pro par
»<l to nirrt mcrra>etl troop niovr-
menla.
The Association of
American
I U i IiomiU mkl Thuraila/ thut I
J . Iv ll e y , pr«*aiil**nt, hn>l writtvit
carrier* uricinjr (hut H e y
rviw
'*verv c»"«*fully" their pa*M*ngiT
•ervfcv with 11 virw to
1.
Discontinuing
pa mm*titter
trains that an* iiiincceuftary
2.
Elim inating
duplicating
Competitive aervicen in
of
Ou* n e n l i of the public.
RADIO NFWS
WDBO
with relative* for a short while.
Mr. and Mr*. H. H. Hack and
tiuniinui Dnvld
»KJ 8IIU
n itr. have
n*»«
children,
and nKntle.
recently moved to Sanford from
Mlantl and ar* now making their
home ht th* Central A partm ent#
Mrs. R. C. Maxwell - ha* re
turned
from Daytona
Death
whetrf eh* haa been attending
the T rad* and Industrial School
for th * p eat month.
Mlaa H elm G arner, MD* Ca
therine W hit* end Mrs. Roy Reel
from
Coronado
have re tu rn e d ____
___
Baaeh w here they spent a few
day*.
R EU N IO N
Brltlah Prime Mlnlatar W liutM Churrhill (light suit) look* over a United Stairs built M-3 medium tank
daring aa Inspection visit to a a armored division in tha Southern Command. England. The British report
th a t battle tastd b a rs shown American tanks to bo among the U--t in tha world.
Tanlght's Frograasa
8:00 Basaball Score*
0:0.1 Florida S late Employment
Service
8:1b Howard and Shelton
8:20 U- P. New*
8:30 American Cruise
7:00 Claudia and Davhl
7.30 Proudly We Hall
7:55 Elmer Davit and the New*
8:00 Sports R eporter
1:06 Let'* Go Fishing
8:20 Music Room
8:30 Ilollywoud Premier*
! 9:00 Pent House Party
9:30 8ymphonettea
l9:45
k . i l News
Vf — _ o f Ith*
L.
nWorld
r-.i
.10:00 Edwin C. JIM
10:10 Bob T ro u t
10:15 Tommy Tncker Orchestra
10*30 Sonny Dunham Orchestra
11:00 Linton Well#, Nawa
11:05 Teddy Powell Orchestra
11:30 Hal Grayson Dance
chestra
11:55 Press N rw i
13:00 Sign O ff
Mr. nnd Mrs. G rady L. Dun
can an d . daughter*. Mlaa Met*M e rit* Duncan and Mlaa r e t r y
Duncan, plan to leave tomorrow
of Mrs. B. O. M ia - night fo rjC e n o n . G*.. te apettd
w t» aew for tM l e d their v scatldn with relatives.
* Woman'* Club from
until 4:00 P- M.
M bs B**ly» Catrx, .who j>*4
at ise a n lb ' returned, from Hen-------- T T j - . *)_'
iraonvUtf, N. O., le ft today for 3:00
k*kaeavllM, w here-»k* will ed r 8:10
it f t Muavev'* Buvlneta «ol- 1‘8:15
i 8:30
IlM
9:05
1 9:45
NAVY SCHOOL MOVED
Blond*, lissome Claim Be ringer (rig h t), 17-y*ar-old modal of Naw
York City, la shown a fter appearing in Mamarunrck, N. Y.. polite etaBt® whevo the told df belng’attatkrd st Ihu point of a gun. Sh* charged
tkai Jack March (left), net alar of Pelham, N. Y., forced his house
guest, Robert Ih rk er 22, a tennis pro, to attack her a t gun point in
B P New*
Program Resume
Morning Devotions
Old D M Dobber
Diana Drew-— ------Children# Birthday Party
Gold U You Find It
mx
her m other, Mr*. Ida Bradham.
,81* will he aceompsnljd bfMf
-America'
Roosevelt Lauds Germany’s Drive
Stand Of Soviet I n t o Russia Is
•Against Germans Reported S ta M
nb«cquentiy nnnoufiCi**l that in
‘ reduction o f tho IcffbloDim had
hetn postponed indcfin lV ly .
Miami Studies Hiring
Sfpltz A sA m ba^ailor
Aag.
|V ..nllHar* rriM P a* * DM)
which would break the Nail in
v.i -I oii and thus open the way
f--r u mpreme Soviet counter
vffart.
Soviet military informant* in
l.nndnii -tali d that the Red earnmind w»» making [dan* for a
great riiunter.nf fen*ivn with 11.000.null nr more Soviet trnnp*.
intending to net it lnn«e within
two week* if the Nasi* by that
tune I'ild JubvUlltluUy expanded
theie lenerve strvligih.
fhe*e ,-ania Informant*, ineitie u ta IIv, *pokr impatiently
of
their longing fur more Dritlnh
«iil than ha*- been forthcoming,
indlrnting they thought
Britain
ought to ho willing -non to try
t<l open a land front in the w rit.
MIAMI, Aug. 1 -W V -T h e city
remmlsalon took no action Tliur*«Uy on s propoxal to em|iloy
formar governor Dave Sholtx at
ffB.000 a year a* Miami's repic
sentatlve in Washington.
Ccmml**loner llooea had prop f git the eatabllahmcnt of an
TRURO. N. H. Aug. t —GP>offtes In -W*«hlngton to puhllcl*#
the city. Induce privater '^ |id a l to Apprnximatcly 600 loldlara from
rp-nrby pebert.
lo**fh h»lu*trial plants SwTe, and rioted
here
night and
to help Id anuirmg federal aid.
alm ost wr< -- ......... amuxemrn:
-how. Only tho Ferrl* wheal wa»
left -landing.
Military police finally broke lip
which maintained auch office.*, had 'ho riot. No on* was seriously
obtained federal ptsjels out of injured
The trouble wi* aald tn have
preportion.to thoee fclven Miami.
»rl«en from an Incident W ednes
day night in which n aoldlar waa
wounded by a revolver shot.
•
*
•
DWmI fmrth StroonJwWl*clk>la«
Seat CNiWi, Diera* Car aad Tavareleeete HUS Madar* follaaa MagM
Car*. rette*t«r I,pf*i**t*tire. Maid
tad Catch Aittadaol at Yaav Sank*
Low Coach Faros
All Seats Mwt Be__ _
Reitrved in Advance
IN* tin* Cktry*)
Canalt lacal ACL Tick*! Agaata
COAST LINE
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
198 W. FIRST STREET
SEED BED TIME IS* HERE!
Products For Celery Beds: Root Knot
and dam poff chinch bug control! Makes
finer, healthier plants at much leas cost.
For brat rrauha a*e our F Kit It Y . M O K H K TALL
'^NON-BOLTING GOLDEN I’ l.U M K *r WOOD—
B U F F 'S improved wonderf el long iolnt eatery i t n l i
'AMPBELUS SECURITY
FEED & SEED STORE
SECURITY FEEDS JVND POULTRY SUPPLIES
**t w. visit
raoNa
sea
Soldiers Riot And
Darmtffe Side Show
^ fco iir Duty
Price Of Georgia
Fir hnmigrdti
Peachee
Falls Low
t
i
rLAMTA.
•ST AUUUNTINK. Aug. I
</n
Lieut (dim iir.- r.m i
k.
Ilrubt-t'k, hrudmildtrr of Fl«>*‘i«l.i
Naval Arnila-my, ann<iM*Hvd yr»tvrday removal of tlm ■« hool
from Dayton* llearh • > a in-wly-pim-hana-d St. Aiigii-lin.- -iio
ndjnlning the Koumal'i .■( Youth
propertle*.
(iiiriu in .
l««v« 3ANTO«D...................351pw
A/, httmnll* ............ 1:10 pa
Ar W.tSUfto* ............. 11.40 aa
At. N*v York ............... 4:13 |a
SOUTHI0UN0
Lmv* 3ANFOI0..................10:23aa
A*. Tamp* ................ I 00 pa
KnKE D EL IV E R Y -PIIO N K tmo
majt Eccle* of the Fejernl lie.
-err* Board. No detail* » - r - ili
■!c*ed hut cimgrvaiimniv la a»«I»t •
11:30 Star* O ver Hollywood
w M l Ir o s k g fc .
j toft.oOo w orth
of
von^truciioit
I aincc Jan. 1.
I t ’ hannian THnm«« A Johnson
i tnhulatnl th r figure* Thursday.
I \*lditional project* will h* *tart*•*1 m« rnpidly h* plan* ran b«»
complete*! *n«l rnKincerin* il*ti
“ Mlaa A lberta R - Hejner -> T i t f
tlmore, Md. i* the guest of Mr.
and Mru. Lea R. Leaher at their
home on 2001 Magnolia Avenue.
Mr*. . Mae Cana* left '.his af
ternoon for Binghamton. N’. V .
where aha will visit with friends
for th ree week*.
T»n«
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Ang.
I~ . 1*> The .-..ntmander of the
I'nite.l t'onfederate veterans said
Thursday there wool.I he no reo .liws ''}lii*,'v r* e hut agreed to
e.i.i.ider an invitation for a 19*2
/u lh crin r tn t'hiittnnongn.
10:10 Dayton* Beach V arletln
10:00 National Hillbilly Champio
11:00 Colombta'a Country Jou
PRICED:
i I,-
Ih w ,
Willingness To Fight
Is Asked By Wallace
m *
Circle Four with Mr*, t’arl
Williams a t
heme at M rs. J.
B. Crawford, 1201 Oak Avenue.
Circle Five, Mrs. W. a C ols,
man In F loral 11*If hid.
TUESDAY
••!
The sawing aeseket Ion the
Rad Croa# will be sponsored by
th e E astern S ta r tot th* W o m « >
Club b*fiflntnf s i 9:30 A. M.
i | i«.
|tn h u 'io n
Mr. and Mr*. Z. R. Ratliff add
daughter.
Miry
W yatt, have
gone to Augusta, Ga., to visit
with relatives.
On.,
Mor
Mrs.
and
•
o f Christian Church
of
the
Methodist Church will m eet at
3:00 P. M. a t the following
homeai
■
, j.Circle One, Mr*. -C. F. Branan on the w e s t Side.
Circle Two. Mr*. F. U. T ay
lor, 108 W est Sixth S treet.
Circle Three, Mr#. W. J . D*-
j rnn-s from the t**w
Ca*
Mr*. Kate Manning ha* te .
turned from a va.-rtiori spent at
Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Rua«fll
and H enry Peavy of Atlanta,
Ga., a re visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Q. llinesley an Cant,
tron Avenue.
Rossis Register, o f Adel;
Mrs. R. L. WhH*. Mrs. T.
ton, Mrs. E. M. Meplevin,
Lacy Shaw of Hahlra. Ga.,
MU* C y n t h i a Perkin*.
-
i-onecrncd o v i r tl»«» |Mo-pc«*i . f n
iraaoline ration, ami
fool
that
Florida would be hard
hit by
Mirh a m f i M i r r
The l i o v r n o r
r r r c n tly pointed out Inn* ya*«»
line rationing
* h
th
only
threat to the St.V* '«
pm*
iH«r»u*
financial
- • r m ’ iire
ir
year* Me «aid it won! I hamp«'»
the S t a t e ’ * hitfhw iy
|ir»rnim
*rhool fun*la, coun v b«*rt.l p.iv
ment* and State l i t e r a l revenue
which are *upport* I |.v th** -*•
vpti cent ta x on r u h gii'loti of
i a c e s c /n y i l l e .
(A F) The, United i
greSon and Natural!
ati*» of the order wa* given,
i W. E y iter, district director
Florida, Georgia, Alabama
Sooth Carolina, aald th* atCam* from Lemuel B. Bebo
b' agecial a ssb U n t to AttorOemrral Jackson In charge of
^ ratio n work.
from 194.193
,718 Thurxday.
Governor Hoffnnd
Hits Miami's Vice
TAL1.AHA88EE. A n t. 1 —
OF)— Govertmr HoBend IndlciL
ed Thursday he might send a
•ueclnl vice proaerator to Miami
this w inter end added th at "th e
oeoole there ahouldn't aert howl
ing" If a special antl-gam bllnf
cmmaalgn I* undertaken.
. "1 w ant the anhlle to understand," ho -said, “th a t w* dorit
Ilk* to b* called Into a local a f
fair, and that w* will go lain it
number of rapuUhl* eltlaea* whr
are dlaaatlsfled w ith th*. fane.
Honing of local official#
F tW AIR
LONDON,
ss. t a
ty rarplylag aa extra rolaaa of t
•at* ala* frivU i* aa easala tupply
MMafp H
fibidt lm
fax oyhratb
oper»tien, tha
M m . IxtNailfy
f«mp h « bur c— movlng pax
ur capacity for ltd motor xixa
JU etet** Jktsad tnb*,
radtW veria ti h u n g tlM c
one aM raid
qnletest month
a
�r
i
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1..1MY
Alsab Snatches
Retained As Season End Win
Tiger Manager At Arlington Park
irreorr, Aa* lr-wv-DaianUCorUatlvaty
T hnnday,
though t h e club tbeuld con.
Mi power dive and lodge
ha flra t time In the Amertf t ll ir .
F u g t t a d u b 's 'eurtaut loalifao k have grown rumor*
U a 49-year-old pilot, who
bow g u t hia team ta il jrexr
tba world Barlaa, would be
cod, possibly before tha and
to Chicago W hite Sent and
> OTJeM, one of Baker's
a o rta ,' w o rt mast promlnpontleoad aa Ua auccaaaor.
Jla Owner W alter O, Briggs
aa f e w decade*.
Jetrett fro n t office (till
round- reepcct for Baker’*
m aa a aouad
baseball
la t’s w hy almost three
CHICAQO, A o f . 1-—W — Arllntton Park closed Ua highly
successful 34-day m ratio* today
aa Alaab ' matched his fourth
■Uka victory of tha aamaon la
winnhi* tha fMOO added Hyde
Park itakaa In fire lcn*ths. Tha
colt earned 34790 by his victory,
bringing his total eamin** this
■canon to $33,095.
T. 0 . Buhl’a Sweep 8wln*er,
a recant arrival from Detroit,
d oted wall U> hip ' Valdlna Or*
pfcan for place mono/. Fourth la
the nlne-hona field went to W.
C. Stroube’a A t Liberty.
The w lnaar returned $2.80,
$2.40 and |2 J 0 . Sweep Swingary
coupled with Tomluto, paid $6 to
place -a n d $3.40 to (how, and
Valdlna O rihan paid $3 to ahow,
i4tfruw ’
Tha time for the ala furtcngi }«A
SBAMlVBiAtr
over a good track wai 1 il2 4-5.
Whan tba winner of the laat feftllN V tefeW jM .
race today flatbed paat tha wire,
a total of approximately $16,600,000 had been wagerrii during
tha 3 A - d » y a , - t e r : r V , : -V _ r
daily average of $460,000 com
pared to an average of $392,000
laat year, making tha aeaaon the
_______
biggaat In 11 jrrara.
. ■ ■J ack:.-,
• coach’ aa aacccmor to
5*f oA 's
V M A U SSSO
\ > CM1CA60 WJlrffc aw j
OiWUeo
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wraat p o la t o f la la t a t r tlo n o f
M y rtta .A r c a n a
aad
F u lto n
B tro al la t h a C ity of B a a fo rd .
F lo rid a , a a d r a n tb a a a a W a n t
i l l ft. r a n tb a n c o E a r th t t a <
f t . l a th a S o u th Itaa a t W a t a r
B tra rt. r u a th o a c a E aot a to n e
Ib a S outh
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B troot l i t f t- t o M y rtle A oo- n u a aa d r a a
tb aaaa
B ooth
a l o a s th a W a a t llaa o f M y rtla
lAvonoa 1(0 f t . t o UO p o la t af
b o p ln n ln f.
T R A C T d.
B M tX in N O a t th a E o r t h woot p o la t o f lataro actlo n of
M y rtla A r a a a o aad
RkU r
PI root In tb a C lly of B a a fo rd .
F lo rid a, r u n
th aaao
N o rth
a l o a s tb a W a a t IIao o f M y rtla
Aoonao, a d la ta a o a of I l t l ft.
r u a tb aaaa W a a t a d la to a a o of
I I I f t . r a a tb a a a a B ooth l i t »
a a M .t o th e h lsB e e t b te d e r a l Iba
f t. la Iba N o rth lino o f W a ta r
a t root a a d r u a th o a c a B o at
c o u rt h a a s s doeer a a tb a ' D ra t Mon
d a y l a Ib a m o n th a t S eptem ber,
a lo a s Iba N o r th lla a of W b ta r
n tro o t a d la ta a a a a f tIT f t . la
n i l , w hleb is ib a lo t
d ay of
S ep tem b er. 1111.
th a p o lat o f b eg in n in g .
It la b a ra h y ordorod t h a t yoa
D ated thle l a t
a n d oork a f y o u ha an d ap p o o r (M l.*
bofpro th a C lro n lt C o a rt a t th a CBMAL)
C o u rt Ilaaaa a t Baaford. S om iaola
„ p. U b r n d o n
C ounty. F lo rid a , od th a f l r a t day C la rk C lren ll C o o n Semi Dole Cnuno f H optrm bor. A. D.
l i f t , Iko
't y , F lo rid a
• a m i b e in g n R a te D ay a f thla
B y ■ , I . B U nD IC K
C o u rt, o tb o rw tea daatnaa p ro eu aD ep aty c le r k
foooo w ll Vo o n to rod a g a in s t you.
II la f k r t h o r . ordarod t h a t thla
O rdor ba p a b lla b a d In T h e B an.
B E O IN A K O n N im , w h o as
la tt
k n o w n ad d ress te t i t A rm h o rat
B an d . L aad o a B. E B tegU ad!
T a n a r a h rro h y a a tlfta d th a t a
a n il fo r dlvoren h a s b#e*» b ro u g h t
a g n ln a t you In th a C ire a lt Court
f o r Sem lnolo C ounty, F lo rid a , la
C h an cery , by Solom on K o m a r, and
y ou a ra h o rab y ordered a a d re*
Clerk
q o lr r d to flla w ith th a C lark ot
th a m I4 C o a rt y o u r w r itte n a p
p e a ra n c e (p e rs o n a lly o r by a t
to r n e y ) In aa ld au lt an t b a firs t
M onday la S ep tem b er, l t d ! , b aled
tin t l a t . d h y . of an te U o a l h oud
v o T im o r A i n t P A t t o i
th e r e a f te r to f tla w ith Ib a M id
FO B TAX P E E D
C le rk y e a r w r itte n d efen se s, if
Sem inole. * a n d S ta te o f F lorida,
O a a b a tta , N tea. F r a a aa :
T an a r o h e re b y ao tlH od t h a t a
L ate I I an d 11 o f B lock «.
■ •It f o r dlvoee* h aa boon b r o a c h !
T U r 1 o f (ho T ow n of Hanfont,
o r a l a r t y o u la th a C irc u it C o a rt
F lo rid a, acco rd in g to E. It.
T rdfford*a
of
Sanford.
f o r Maailaola C ounty, F lo rid a , la
F lo rid a reco rd ed In P U t Hook
C b aaco ry , b y (lltb o rto Bldonla E lt . p ag es I f - l l of th a pubiio
loo M ayor, a n d y o a a r a boroby
record* o f Bomlnola C o u n t!.
o rd aro d a a d reqalreef l a f its w ith
F lo rid a,
,lhO C lark of th a oald C o u rt yo u r Torino cook, p u rc b a a a r to pay fo r
w r ltlo a a p p a a ra n c a (p erso n ally or deed.
—
IL V . WATHON
b y a tto r n e y ) la (a id a u lt on th a
■ paatal M aster
flra t M onday |n Boptom bor,. 1111,
a A J U -tK t) IV. SI'fc.NCKIt
b a ln v Hut l a t d ay of aa ld M onth.
Bollcltol f o r P U In tlff
“•2
to flU w ith th a
- [ " ■ C lark y o u r w r ltta a defenses,
"£■ *«?
Dili of C om p lain t la
aald » a lt a t th a tlm o proacrlbod
b y law .
IT IB F U R T H E R
O RD ERED
th a t th la o rd o r of p u b licatio n ba
publlohod oneo a w o rk f o r four
<4) conaoeutloa wooka in th a BanTHE KEY TO SECURITY
fo n t l i t raid , a K aw apapor p abllahod la Bomlnola C ounty. F la rUa
I t tr a in fa ll n o t, o r a d oeraa p ro
eonfaaao w ill b a e n te re d a a a la o t
yon.
CURRENT
W ITNESS m y hand a n d th a M ai
of th a aald C o a rt. a t B aaford
DIVIDEND
F lo rid a , th la l l t h d a y o f J a ly .
A. D. I l t l .
a P. HERNDON
Every accoant InAn C lark of aald Court.
Myj , A. M. W E E K S
pared to $3,000 by an
INSURED
SAVINGS
m
_______________
“ ’ N otice la h ereb y g iv e n th a t
I.
Ih e underp in n ed S p ecial M aster In
C hancery, b n Monday th a t<h day
n f A u au et, A. D. 1111, p u r a a a a l to
a d -a re a o f fo reclo eo ra a a d M is
en tered In th a t
c e rta in eauea
w h erein n e o r g a E. Sleek la p la in ,
tif f a a d F . te Boyd, a t a l. a r a dofen d en le. d u rin g Ik s le g a l h o u rs
o f eale In f r a a l o f th a C ourthouaa
d o u r In S an fo rd , Bemlnola C ounty,
F lo rid a, w ill o fto r fo r Oslo and
y « l t o th o h lg h o o l a a d boat bidder
f o r eaah th o follow lnw d earrlhetj
p ro p e rty a ltu a te , ly in g an d b e(aa
In th a C ity o f B aaford. C a u a ty a t
h s ro iW fc ffiS S !
S u i t bow — o a r s ev ery day tka INSURED
8AFKTT way.
FIRST FEDERAL
Savings & Loan Assn,
of Seminole County
29B Mdgaolla Avaaaa
t ’b arter i rear of ita a
Fourth Miami-Havana
Plane S tarts Service
MIAMI, Aug. 1 —{fry— Pan
American Alrwiya today put a
fourth plana In daily round trip
•ervicp between Miami and H a
vana, providing tha g ra o te it mmmer fgrilitlra In th o llna'i 13year nlatory.
t
1
Tha fo u r clippers will provide
accommodatloni fo r 5000 pas
sengers monthly, contrasting with
previous
summers
whan - top
rapacity w as 3600 flig h t pdMcn.
ir Dealing”
t« Sdltct From
it
f
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a
-
N orth Carolina, com puting 60
percent of hla Pisses, last sea
son .
Glenn, Eastern
Illinois
Teachers back, was a actuation
In im all colltga ploy,
LEGAL NOTICES
AND F O R PRMIMOLM COP NTT
IN CHANCMRT.
O IU M U E STATE O IL COMPANT,
^ ro rp o rp H m , P l a i n t i f f .
(BEAL)
(HEAL)
C lerk C ircu it C o u rt Bem lnola CouB'
ty . F lo rid a
O EO BE OB F U B U C A T lO g
T H E STATE O F FLORID A. TOt
BC 1ILEIU ER M A TER, w h o se laet
k n o w n a d d re ss la |1
U oulavard
n o n cm
N otlca la k e ra b y given t h a t th o fo llo w in g d escrib ed lands, o r i f m uch
• h ereof u w ill a s a a e a s s a ry to p a y U a am o u n t duo f o r ta x e s of
111* herein M l opposite t o th e Mima, lo g e lb a r w ith co sts af such
aalA and a d v a rtla la n . w ill b a M id a t p ah lle a u c tio n an M onday th e
•firs t day Of S ep tem b er A D . t d t l a t th e ho u r a f I I o'clock, noon, a t
d ! ? r' U *
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Sdeati 6c, foolproof eqojpm ent1
eUmiailea c h a a c a In B io to f (
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The flights te Ila v sn a
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T h a t N. IIA ItlU C IX h o ld er o f T ea
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letu ad th
o Ttb
d a y of O c to b e r A. D„ 111*, has
filed asm* In m y effle# a n d haa
m a te a p p lic a tio n fo r a t a s deed
tu be leaued th e r e in . Bald e a rtltlco le em b rara a th e fo llo w in g d es
crib ed p ro p e rty la Iba C o u n ty of
Hemlnole, S ta le of F lo rid a , to -w lt:
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South, Ita n g o I# Boat. S A cres
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p ro p o rty u n d e r th a M id e a rtlflc a l*
leaued w as In tb a M a i o f E th e l
K. DIM
Unless M id c e rtific a te a h a ll ba
redeem ed a c c o rd in g to lo w . U *
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST
1911
•tanford In The Only O ntrnl Florida City Affording: Kali, lllgbwn.
And Water Transportation
Member Associated I’rena
NUMDKR 285
tfHi A S K
On U. S. Assails
mister Says Revisions
Four Nazi Divisions
Big Tax Bill Franco-Axis
Situation Is Tense Are Rejected Collaboration Are Said Destroyed
iiftgle Spark Would
Be Sufficient To
Ca u s e Explosion,
^ a k o n j i Declares
Roosevelt B e l i e v e d Welles Declares This
To Have Requested Government Unable
Committee To Cut To Accept Vichy’s
Out Joint Returns View Of Situation
Tea For A Marine In Iceland
WASHINGTON. Aug.
(A l’) —Treanury Departm ent
reported today that rash ea.
pendilures In connection with
the defense program totalled
about t l . 000.000.040 in July,
and officials estimated that
In another year defense costs
■ ay reach $2,000,000,004 a
month.
The Treaseey
also an
nounced raih receipts from
the salo of defense savings
bonds amounted
to $1,004,
477,000 In Ihe three numlua
since the sales began nn Maty
I.
ula^JCnakk: ,TUX'{>.'
Seen In Month
>pon Troops Said
Gathered In Cam
bodia, Near Siam
, tfOKYO, Aug. 2 —m —
IVito-Admiml Seizo Sakonii.
m i n is te r of commerce and industry, told Japanese news
papers today that- the "cur
rent Internationa! situation
| ia so tenae that a single
apark would Ijo sufficient to
cause an explosion/’
(In Shsnghai. military cir
c l e w hich predicted Jap a n 's curn n
move Into F rench Indo)
China, Mid they expected a cris
is In Thslland within a mrnth.)
J s p s n e ie troops w ere reported
massed In Cambodia, near the
Thailand frontier.
J#he Japanese foreign ' effice
mouthpiece expressed early today
Jap an’s
determ ination to get
rubber, tin and oil in the'ao u th
O rient regardless o f w hat
It
tan n ed a “da facto ei
a c a iaat Japan ht M alaya
United S tates and B ritain.
“This artificial exclusion
of
Jap an from lu p p lio ," iakl the
Time* a n d A d w rtW r. ltitgll.h
language organ of tho foreign
'
PaclfM ."
IK
rhoaaa of row mabtrtala la U»
9 X ,-awaa
« /5
g?5^y«g
Ukale to
Accepted In ResejVe
*H iY K narrr o f f Iajiuda.
GAINESVILLE, A ug. J^-IS p o ciol>—Tho U. & N ora! R o a tm
recruiting office on tho campon
rocetvod word F rid a y th at ala
atudenta
U^vcrelty of
tndldaUt
accepted aa candidates
te r 'appointment for midshipmen
In Um
Lieut.J X i & t . Mldgett, In
charge of tho ifflco, said that
open
I
of tho four
rSSss-ra.’t:
I mlishlpmin and (teen
additional thro# montha’
trainlog.
Tlmoa completing tholr enllsL
manta oral Joseph L. Golfer of
diVo Butler: M. H. Johnoon and
Samuel S. Tolbert at Gainesville;
Edward W. Donnelly and Wil
liam J. Vaughn . of Melbourne,
Uprwak of JoekocnvUJ*-
ifcCAP Agrees To.
Contract Terms
N EW YOWL A ug. L - j f i h Tbe A m erica* Society of X>ampOerta, A uthors and PobUahera agreed Friday to term s of a new
• o a t r a t t with tho National
Company, feraa gatak re to rn *f Urn
society's voluminous portfolio to
N A C a tw o ns
T s ABCAP
1 by NBC
th o Old
ami t w a to
Jap Ship Docks—Yanks Safe
W ASHIN GTON . Aug.
The t ' e f.il State* served notice
today that it* "attitude toward
the Kreu. h ;nvi rnnirnt nt Vichy
would l’» xnv-rnorvtl hor^nftrr by
the •V r f s . t iw i. r v t
with
wiik’ h
France •1*( •$.•$ <*
it* territories
against th* Axie powers* ugicte*sion.”
Actirik Sft rrtm v <»f State Sumn#r \Ntli«w,
iiA-ttiihn$v
Flench
“ collal <»»
with A x is power*,
d ec U m l KnincfN failure to t v ,/lhlt
Ja|irtl|e»«
utfKrtthaiui)
in
fYcnch
I nt!,»-(hin;i
menaced
American uecunty.
lie mlile.l th.»i thin government
was nimble to accept Vichy** e x
planation that Ja p a n e s e “ t*sis«
u n ci”
nertleil because of
**eomp mniiiff to t«*rr •tor ia I in
tegrity * in French In do-thin*.
Freiiiil* nt RiMiwowit Inst night
damp* <t *1• wn .in em b argo which
prevents ab-oluteK the export uf
aviation gasoline an«l oil to J a
pan nn.| whiih li nn'* ill* ship
ment **f oilier petroleum pro
duct* t»* that empire
The t.hV, ntiiile i.o mention of
Ja p a n , w*»••<«• move into touthfrn
French Ind" (*h«ni» ba* arouiu’d
the Umv«-«l State* Rovernmen;.
Uowcvt t . their win no mirttaktntc
tha o f f • ' of tiie ^weeping order
on Nlpp ti, which ha* been d r a w
ing Up fi the United St ate* for
A lory* part of lit" petroleum
needed to keep it* wur machine
moving
The order directed that the
adminhtr itor of exu nrt control
cut o f f completely the shipment
“ o f motor find* and i d* mdteble
fo r u*e in aircraft and uf cvr.
tain rim -tucks frmn which such
product- ,ri* derived to dr.tinstions uthcr than I h . Wih**rn
HsmUidicn-, the ll ritish Em pire
and the imucruplnl tc rrito rtc . o f
nthsr ruuntrlcs cngngvd in r»«l«tIng ac gr csslon.”
It w r* also announevd ship
mmt» * f other polrotvum .prtv
d u d . to the* nation, a f fv r t c d hy
the urdsr would be limited_ to
u-iml o r pre-w ar q ian tllir*."
“Destructive Battle”
1*i0 Miles S o u t h
Of Kiev Is Under
i- Way, Germans Say
Rising Tide Of
Revolt Spreads
Slate Of Civil Siejje
Proclaimed A f t e r
( lash In Norway
•IF %aaorUted r*#a«
Rii- ■ *iit * n r m i f s . lo<-kc<) in
VIHt *1 n i g g l e w i t h G e r n )« li v nt
the
gatew ay
to
M osinw .
report ed
t o t la v
tliev'il sm a x h e tl fo u r
N arl
tl i\ i.s io t w ta li oiit f.O.OOt) m e n ) ,
w h i'e Ih e (le n n a n .e a s s e rte d
• h e i r triMitiM h a i l m o v e d to
fre e s u j f t
Panzer
colum nn
fo r a new b re a k to w ard th e
WASHINGTON, Auk. 2-(<P>—
Member* nai.l today thi* House
W ay. and Miens Commlttcn hud
rejected | ’resident UtKisevell'a re
quest for List-minute ihaiiKe* in
the $3,329,01)1) new tax hill. It*
waa undenHuud that lln- (’resident
had asked the committee to sub
Soviet ehpital
stitute the treasury's t'Xrra* pro
tin the -outhern front, Adolf
fits tax plan for one adopted hy
Thu f | S,000,000 Japanese liner Tntutn Mnru I. picture,I »
Hitler'* High Command said "anthe comm ute and to etiiiiinute the*
• he finally risked n n iin g int«» |»«»rt nt San Kruiicin-u. -It ,|„y
itlier destructive battle i* underrequirement of Joint iiii-ome lax
returns (mill all married couples,
behind
h«*dule, mm b to tlu» relief «»f | Nn Anterit iin- aboard All * • ) " oluiiit |Till mile* south of
i The committee also rejected
repmt* from the outside \% rid bud bcc-n shut off. and they had Kiev, i-npitul of ihe Russian
iK ocsevrlt's proposal for lower
feared Ihe U S and Japan w ere.at war and that they fated I krame noil that Nasi schnall
individual income exemptions.
iruppen
(spied tro, ps)
had
m nrentnit ion ramp*
Add Washington
knifed deep into the retreating
Administration forces in the
First photo to come out of Iceland since American occupation | Senate
offered yestnduy to com
Iti'd Aimy ru'um ns.
the form er Danish Island, this picture shows a U. S. “ Lealher- promise legislation estelldlllg the
While I ho Htissian* pictured
n**k” at tho ccuntcr of a V. M. 0. A. tea car in Reykjavik, ih ar service period of all Army per.
the 12 day-old conflict a* tu rn
sonnel
by
setting
a
limit
of
U
Ing refreshm ents with a British soldier (le ft) uf a Scottish regiment. months on the extra training,
ing m their favnr. Hie Nailif said
T
hut Senator Wheeler (1)., Mont.)
hi-iivy iinslinight against Moa'
iu» is u* imminent.
promptly demanded (hut this te
cut to six months.
An linnfrii-iol German summary
iepoiti',1 K'J.tUH) Russians cap
Senator Thomas 4tl.. U tah),
floor managvr of the service bill,
tured diiinig the past week. Ber
offered amendments late yester
lin .n il was w ithout deriaiv*
day embodying the compromise
new* from the nurlhurn front.
offer. Under the amendments,
Ilehind the linwa-ad^toUtU a
selectees,
National Guardsmen,
rising tide i f revolt was report
reservists and regulars could ba
ed io Nazi-held territories. A
- r a w
™
, .
..
told In service a maximum of a
Belgium source in lurndon told of
"C ity officials and Urn Cham- year and a half beyond their al
anti.Germ an demonstrations and
S iitrrn retail gaodina dealer*
Ib*lini|iitMi( in(»ii$(ibl*< prrwonnl s tre e t, fighting Swedish newspa
lotted
time.
Uowevcr,
If
Congress
M A rt-u t Commerce ore W y gratiIn Sanford aigltrii nn official no- pr«*|)t-rtv
>
iulvi rti-^cti
in pers said a statu uf civil alogo
1Tied to have brought .te a suc declared It to be In the Interest
:ici> toilay announcing that tiny Th.- Smif.ar.l ll. t il.l J u l y l'» a n J had been proclaimed in Norway,
of national defense, the President
cessful conclusion the airport could lengthen the additional
*111 not ««-ll gawotne from 7:00 nriiuininie
unpubl
n$»’
Itfinir following n rla-h between N atl
project, tho construction of whieh service Indefinitely.
| I’ M, rvrry night, following n n- liirn.-.l o vi i ii». Slit-riff t\ ,\|. marines and civilians.
Under the bill in He original
The Germans reported early
will give SanfoVd n permanent
official, explained that »» far que.t by IVtrolrum C«»onlinnl»r J
Improvement which will ho bene form, the President would have a-- aviation gaaolin*1 anil oil w rrr llaiuld L Irkea to conaervu fuel Iliiiitl m tin form of lux t*x«Tti- today their infantry divisions had
SANDUSKY, Ohio, Aug. 2 — ficial fo r years to come," Ed authority until it was terminates! c .c o rned, the order tttrrely fnr- uni) eaae the burden on tin* n a lion-*, whltli niilhoviAi tlu* tab* hern brought up to the advanced
of pio)»i*rt) t** taki* fa r t ’ of lax- linr* in the Smnlenek ares, thus
O n— Work holidays by A. F. L. ward Higgins, secretary of the by Congress to extand the train ntultrrd a altuatlnn whirl, ha . ix- tion's transportation system.
ailvrrtihiiik! ami infiTt"*!. Jno. indicating n new and supremo
ing period Indefinitely.
The
new
hour*
will
go
lulu
ef
i.ti'd
for
«ome
time,
(in
July
2*1.
unions delayed construction today trade body, said in, a statem ent
I) JinkiiM, ( o n ly (ax I’olh’ctrr, offensive in that long contested
When Thomas submitted
He 1010 , export control to lrlrtio n . fect Sunday night.
a t two giant Ohio arsenals — the
compromise, Wheeler, a leader of were Impoaed requiring licen.e.
thriller protecting Moscow was In
The notice, which I* piildkhed siinl tmluy.
$32,000,000 Plum Brook nnlnanco Issued today.
T a x I’ Wroli* »i f o r m 4 w$*M’ rr preparation
Locking beyond immediate dc. the opposition fortes, told the for tho ahipm rnt. of aviation gn- in trnlay'. ia»ue of the Sanforil
works and the $36,000,000 Ka velopment
These troops, it was statod,
of the municipal a ir Senate th at “while it would not :uid oil. In p iacti’e nn llcrn .r. Herald, haf the approvul of J I,. ceivi’tl from 1 omplr<ill$*r .1 M
venna ordnnnaco plant.
t e so bad to extend the tim e for
Ingley, chairman uf the Seminole !.*•«• by Mi Jinkins yt’uifnlay. would free psnzrr units which
A t Plum Brook, 600 A. F. I.. field, which »a< ussured yester a few montha, It i* very differ for -hlpmenta to J-mnn havr been County ll'fen ae Council.
Any proprrlv. r«al, f ' — uq). or previously. had hern holding tha
carpenters refrained from work day by announcement of a CAA ent to talk about 18 montha. nr granted. It »«< raid.
Othvr /latu m * in Sanford and mixi’tl, whii'li b«’loriK<« lo Hit* lax- front for what piestimably would
the UUntl empire h a.
to enforco demands for a 26. grant of $216,009, Mr. Higgins
a total period of two •»* • .h a lf 1h ,Jn fittin g "a largo quantity «t Semi noth/County are expected al- p a v r r may §»•• *obl h» rnv«*r I ht* he n full dress e ffo rt to break
lent Increase In the $1.12 1-2 declared:
tnply KM) percent with ih*lmi|U«‘nrv
the Russian lines.
|ow, r grade prtroleum proa «o
"W hen
commercial aviation ycorx for aelecleea and National
lo u r wage. Twelve' hundred other
In aiblition fax wairnntA atv
f u s t mini rv German strategy la
Mr.'Trkr*' request, t)ough several
comes
Into
Its
own,
as
I
am
tiuordamen.
’
lu<-t«.
It
waa
explained,
jmd
lhe*e
A. F. L. craftsm en Wok n holiday sura It will Immediately a fte r the
li«*ifrR
infill’d
win
iifipaitl
pt'Mi
nill
tn send out moturixrd columns
station
oporaton
expres.eil
u
■hipmenta are now tn he limited
In protest against a cu t from
present emergency, Sanford will
In "uaual or pre-war" quantitive. double that the m ra.iiro would proporty lax»’4 f#*r li*vy and mil* far ahead of the mnln bodies.
doable time to time and a half.
of any lankjibb* pomonal prop«*r
Tin* information, which wa*
be equipped to take care of any
American export* of petroleum save much gasoline.
Service station* which have ty Ix’loniritiir lo I bo taxpayer. $n substantial confirmation that the
pri-ducta to Japan in 1010 wrri'
BL Louis, Mo., Aug. 2 — (JPi type of airplane."
The Chamber, of Commerce Is
■allied a t $61,400,000, a* again.t •torea In conjunction will lack the any t*uch proporty in whiih hi* Nniis were ns yet far from a
— Construction employs* nt two
gasoline pump* at 7:0*1 o’clock has an «*«|ii«tv or $»v$*r which h. major break through at the cen
William Brooker, member of $ I .'1286.000 In 1939.
governm ent munitions plants In nmv negotiating w ith Army of
The 8 tate
Departm ent
an. every night until 7 O q - I h e bn« I ht* riHto«|y or iuntrol, Mr. ter, none at about the sume timo
•ho 8L Louis area— an $89,000,- ficials to have Sanford’e afiport the S tate Highway P atrol wit),
next inurning, hut they limy Veep Iihkirit* *»fjt fd .
that Moscow was announcing
900 ammunitions plant and a designated as an Army s ir base, headquarter* In Banfonl, will be nounced, aoon a fte r th e _ While the
T hru* tn\ wa rrant^, ho adiled.
*tnre« open until tho eustoIII heavy art inn alt aloag
•S4.000.000 TNT plant a t Weld- which will mean considerably fu r traiu fe rrcd to Daytona Beach ef Hou.a order, t|)at iho government mary timo on Katunlay night*. uI nA ,»ct nn LMrniubmrnt papers that
the front th e r e had been no sub.
in Springs— lock a weekend h«ll- ther expansion, Mr. lllgglns re fective Aug. 4, It waa announced hml had revoked all Ikcn.e* I*. These store* will be able to sell •f s c r v ril on an y bunk, person, stuntiat ch an g e* In position.
ia y , refusing to Work for timo vealed. Buildings, hangars, admin- today. Two new patrolmen will be •tied hitherto for '!*• exportati in tv rry th ln g hut gasoline, and thus firm or riirporntmii owing nlonry
The Red command's mention
other aaalgned to Sanford to replace nf petroleum pm ducta to coonand a half on Saturday and Sun. U tratlvs quarters • and
fl^$* tuxpnytr.
of n resumption of f'yhling about
trie, other than Iho following: will lie ro-operatlng wholeheart
days, when they had been get structurea would have to b« built Mr. Brooker.
Uotmiu’ iilmg upon the payment I'orkhov, |Ml miles sot.th of Len
for an a ir base, ha added.
("nuntrlea of the W e.lern Hem- edly with the closing order.
The patrolman aald he wiahnl
ting double time.
(•calf, Sunoco, Btandard Oil and •if tuxes. Mr J in k m * tlcclarcd ; ingrad, suggested, however, a re
The new sfarport protect will to expreaa hia thank* to the peo iiphere, the nrltlah Empire, and
"S« minn b' C ounty
ta xpayers activation nf Ihe K an driva up
American Dll already have noti
Kansas City. Mo., Aug. 8 — b« d rrclo p td partly by lh« WFA ple ei Sanford for/the courteay the unoccupied te r n ti t l e . of fied their retail draler. tn observe hu%«* miitte nn «*xri*ll«*nt record on that second Russian *ity ' a f
equipment, Mr,
twoT
co-opera lion / whkh Hey ether countr(e* m in tin g aggrt*M V - A bout 6 4 0 0 A. F. L* in with mechanised
the new closing hour*, and others in the paynn'nt o f intangible and ter a shnrt lull.
him during hia atay here, ainn.
borers remained off th e job In Higgins stated. Tha WFA't part
The best available infirm atlon
"The holder* of theae licenaea are expected to follow suit quick tangible per«<n$l property tux*
protest against a reduction In in this werh will ba to grade, __ __ led "thaTBe woe eorry he
n , and there will be compnrn- indicated that there h a j been nu
drain, clear and fence tha air. could not tee all af them to My have been Informed.” the Siato lyovertime pey today.
II.
B.
I’npe,
who
wa*
active
ill
lively
fe
w
lux
exi’
etillona
nnd
lux
grrnt
German progress cither in
port and construct all tnrida goodbye.
th’partm ent aald, " th a t If they
roads that will ba necessary. Coat Mr. Brooker Mid he hoped that wt«h to reaubmit aopllcatlona for getting tho notice signed by the w arran t* iMiieil nn uccmint of the center nr nt ‘ the northern
station
operators, I h v w t ixoti reiimlning unpaid."
and southern wing*.
qf this part af tha project will tha new men aaalgned to thia lirenaei, theae appllcatlona would ID service
pointed out th at while the filling
This summary of the situation
run to about 1260,000.
d latrie t would be treated aa c e u r . hr promptly eonaldered In a r . atationa
are doing their part, 'it
was generally supportrd hy N asi
When this phaao of tho work tooualy ae he had been. An «n- rordance with the policy aet forth
arrnunts themselves, aside from
hs< boon computed. Mr. Higgins thualaiUe member of the Atjaln- in the statem ent lavuetT by the ia up to tha public to do its share
unofficial Rutsmn
indication*
Mid, the United WStates
W . itlatrirt ole Gun Club, Mr. Brooker Mid p m ld e n t today concerning tho In conserving gasoline. “ Mutoriat*
School children who ore out of engineer
m
ust
govern
themielvrs
in
accor
that strong German pressure on
office In JackapnvlUe he hoped to return often to the nporUtlen of" petroleum p ro
the atato ih n lM the two weeks
dance
with
the
new
regulation*,’’
Leningrad
had
been
measurably
ducta."
prior to the opening of school will cubmll constructkn Plane ctah’e weekly malckes.
he said.
WASHINGTON, Aug. J — (/D relieved.
Sept I ore required to have a end ask* for bid* from private
Those who aigned the notice — Uepresentalive Hendricks of
While the Nail High Command
rontrsetova
for
two
runways,
>10
doctor of tho community they
are aa followa:
Florida said Friday the Justice itself offered nothing but th*
elga a statement that there fast wide by shoot 4,000 feet
Rockey'a Service Station, II. Department would
recommend briefest of general!!!** --"battle*
la an am at Infantile paralyele losr. Alee welpded In the bid
B. Pope Co., Inc., Sunoco Service legislation to perm it 'ho ilrn'h nn the eaat front runtlnno to do.
and no epidemic of any communi will be lighting of the field.
Station, A tlantia 8*rvtcr Station, | penalty in case* o f . sabotage in velop In our favor” —Berlin mili
The amount'ef money that will
cable disease in the community,
P ark and Eighth Service Station. defense industry.
tary dlspitchrs stressed a claim
in announcement from the T. he required for the second pert
R. M- Windham, B ritl’a Gulf Srr
Tho Floridian, au th o r of tho that ten* of thousands af Sovtot
the airport expansion project
W, Lawton’s office revealed to* of
vie*
Station,
Bill
Stanarll,
W.
H.
measure, said tho depaitm ent wa* troop* had been annihilated south
of linen
___ I SUSP
woe Indicated yesterday by tele- A hMpltal attendant project erntionoaa. t a k a cars
R eiti, Seminole TUo Shop, Car- w riting a letter tn the House
„ nf Smolensk along tho control
and
aappliM,
cook,
proporo
and
____, p«-_
»
.furnish
work
*Jparlance
In
% * : at paper with the «tala
roll Sortrke Station,
“ “H. Eng
... 8.
Judiciary Committe* stating Ha front and that 30,000 Rod p ri
and
(loan
and
laundservo
YOtioM
hospital
dutioo
for
young
ment ready for the signature of
Hah, Reel and 8oni, Scott Service approval. It would recommrnd, soners and 246
cannon
h ad
w«Ma will bo atartad In Orlando
& i doctor con be obtained at Mr.
Station, a . A. Maffett, ami Touch- howevar, ho said, th a t th* death been taken Ihor*.
•
practical
Instruction
Besid
at
tha
Orange
General
Hospital
wtW i office or those children
penally be limited to instances
win contain about two ton 8orvk* Station.
•boat Aug. 15 undsr tho opon- the
who or*
be oat of t o n may
involving loss of iifs or nUcing
Mfihlp n f (ho National Youth hour* a ^ d a ^ o f related
Mvq_n doctor attach bU algnalife in danger.
A A riiM n th n . tha loaol NYA which w ill bo tn th* fi
loretlo the followlag statement:
tu r n a n d practical
Atlanta , An*, a - ( F v i today.
TWa evrtlfU# that there le Tho
nation’* dofotuo buHntrida
^
Is ana year In tloo.
MM of tnfhatiU parslyiis
ralatod training covere such
V . »yotb«k.«nd mill*. riorM,
n rla ar*
and n* epidemic at any
JACKSONVILLE,
i oat tho patient, rtaponwUl bo ■wood
___
In
Tho mtmbonhlp drlro of
" “
la this
UP)—Tha
B onn^of Health
I —Th# Ctato
State Board
NYA. sihinty fo r hospital property, hu. yoor will b* launched nt
t
, Chamber Gratified At
Success Of Airport Project As
CAA Grant Assures Development
i -
[it Production
At U. S. Plants
16 Gas Stations Tax Executions
Agree To Lock On Property Are
Pumps At Night Given To Sheriff
Motorists Asked To W arrants Authorize
Govern Themselves -Sale Of * Tangibles
In Conserving Fuel
For Unpaid Balance
Brooker Is Moved
To Daytona Beach
Health Guard to Be
Enforced By Schools
/
t
Death For Sabotage
To Be Recommended
Hospital Work To Bp Taught Girls
At Orlando As Part Of; NYA Program
South Reaps
K e a p sHarvest
JH ppH
From Defense Boom
Legion Post Will
Start Member Drive
4500 Sailors End
__L Leave A t Miami
MIAMI.
Aug. S —M V - Mo**
•U nuLU H ^ w C n , .
ISWSS USE £
ovor
_______
Mid Friday_ J$9 ________rfanlflo
eaae* at
lldg of tho Ctmpbrll-Loaaing
MEXICO CITY, AUg. 2 —UP) paralyele were reported to FtorFoot ot tho Ar _______
‘
_ Ion to
ho hold at th* Legion"11uY Mon — Mexico war M i d by an In Ida during July, bringtag th* to
ygioao. ponoooUtyj day night at 7 K>0 o’clock, Joel formed government source Fri tal for th* year to IIS. Dr. Dan Con* oph
toatore.
Field, post commander. Mid to- day to bo "seriously considering Mid
th* die**** waa not of
closing German consulates" In
reprisal for the German govern, domlo pruportlona nnd th* July
matamal
•si
Every member la urged to at ment
request that Mexico pro total wn* not alarming.
tend tho meeting ns It l« onu of test President
tho most Important of th* year, trad* blacklist. llocsoxalt’a Axle
la for IM eoureo ho added.
Tha German request, mode
rl» from M to M
through German Minister Rmlt LOCAL WEATH
wko Wfi compwt*
CoUenbarg,
waa flatly rejected
il v w H l Um i U U *
by Moxico with a etarn rebuke
It in for white
f ■ Chlnow to Hongkong whan to Berlin. Tho closing of con- Considerably cloudtea**. Con
o nought modlcal old two we*k* sulate* would match action thoUnuod warm tonight and BnnAty
ftor ho had boon knocked out to United State* already hM token with scattered thundershower*
again*t both Gtrmany and Italy. Sunday afternoon.
o f P a « ld to U .
not
rtgl*taro* nor**
%
Mexico JMay Close •
German Consulates
59 Paralysis Cases
In Florida In July
xrouSaMBto to ^*-
c
""■,m
nn $4 bo
food
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I
Dorothy Bundy
Fights H a r d To
Keep In J o u r n e y
HRST.i A td i v i s i o n>; H O P* E*
*
LEGAL NOTICES
T im n k c c r r c o t t a r o r r x a
j u d ic ia l c i n c c r r , in
AND TOR aRMINOUB COUN*
TV. FLORIDA. IN CHANCRRT.
Cl.A It K J U D I O N MAI18HAU.
in
n in t h
CooXiHif
1
court in and this l i t day of July. t i l l .
O. P. HERNDON
FOR BHMIROLR COUNTT, FLO
A
i
C
lark
or
i>
U
C
ourt
RIDA. IN CMANCaBRY. __
Dr A. M. WKEK&
FEDERAL
FARM
MORTGAGE
.
Dopetr CJecfc
CORPORATION. Plalnllff. .
Official
Beal
VS.
IL E. nURHKLL and 1 IERVINA
RueaelL hla wife. TRUEMAN
FERTILIZER COMPANV. a Flo
rida rorporaiMa. CHAHR A COMPANT, a Florida corporation,
and HANFORD AGRICULTURAL
CREDIT CORPORATION, a Flo
rida corporation. Defendant*
n t i n cfRccrr
By Jack Sords
riatattrr,
'
INSURED
MINNtr. p e a c o c k m a iu h a ix ,
Defendant,
O R D E R FOR FUELICATION.
OltDKit OF PUBLICATION:
THH HTATK OF FLORIDA TO: H.
E. RUSSELL and IIERMINA
TO: MINNIE PHACVICK MAHH l f A I J - r e e ld a n c * u n k n o w n ;
Itl'HHKIJ- hie wife. IIAItTWlCK.
THE KEY TO SECURITY
IT IK onDKItKD that you ap
NEW YORK:
pear to Ik* kill nf complaint filed
Too are her(ky notified Ikat a
herein on or before th* let day • ult haa been brought acalnet you
df Heplember, 1(41. Otherwlee, de In th* Circuit Court for Seminole
er** pro confr.ro will be en f'uunfy. Florida. In Chancery. *»F
Federal Farm Mortgage Corpora
tered agalnat you.
CURRENT
IT IH ORDERED that thle no tion. and you are hereby required
tice be pubtl.hed once a week for to file with th* Cl«wk of eald
hla office
In th*
four ronaaeutlv* week* In Th* t-ourt at
DIVIDEND
Hanford Herald, a newapaper of Court Hone* of Hemlnol* County.
general circulation, laeued In 84m- Florida, at Hanford. Florid*, your
written appearance (personally or
Inol* Uouaty, Florid*.
WITNKMH my hand and th* a*al by attorney) In reld eult on the
Every
accont
la-'
flrat
Monday In Auguat. A. D lilt,
nf thla Court thle to day of July,
aored to 33.000 by *a
IMI.
being the tlh day of eald month I
agency
of
United
(SEA LI
and thereafter to file with eald
f'b rk your written defenaea. If
Stain*
Government.
O P. HERNDON
Clerk of Clrrult Court any. to tha bill of complaint In
S ta ll Raw aav* ev
eald ault at th* lime preecrtbed by
Ily A. M. WEEKH
ery day the INSURED
Deputy Clerk
Herein —fall not ■ee --JuAgmeak >i* --S A F E T Y way.
will be entered aaalnal you by
_____
d e fa u lt.- - _
_
L ID O
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TITW It la lurtkev- orde.- oZ , t l f - - --Jo. X—JL
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 0 rd .r .hell bo publlehed once
Savings A
AND FUR TIKI COUNTT OF
fo rfm ir coneecullv* week*
BKWINOI.M. aTATM OF FLORTh# Hanford Herald, a neweof Scnlnole County
IIIA. IN CIIANt'KHV*
1 papa/ of aeneral circulation pub288 Magnolia Av
A1.H K TIIIIKMA HIIKKIIAN. Plain- rThed" liNtanlord H-hilnol* County.
tiff.
Sett ford. Florida
Klortda
va.
WltnRR* my hand «nd th#
**
JOHN IIKIINARD HIIJtEIIAN, Da- mi l«l Court • t Hanford. Florida*
fendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: JOHN BERNARD HIIKKIIAN
YOU ARE HEREBY IIKOOIItED
lo rppeer lu the BUI filed against
you In the above entitled reuee,
whirl! le pending, on Monday, Htplelnbcr |at. l i l t
£
IT IH FUHTIIlTh ORDERED
Hint thla Order of Publication be
publlehed one* a week for four
rnnaeriitlve week* In the Kan.
fort! Herald. « n«tv»pap«r of
• r»»l ilrcuUtlon puhll*h«,l In M«mln«»|F County, Fiorldn.
\\ ITSE8H my hand *n«S aeal *■
l lark of the Clrrult Court gt *
ford. Florida, thla :» dvr ef July.
Far beet result* a** oer F ERKY. MO RB B TALL
a i.
-------d,>- of J“'»NON-BOLTING GOLDEN
P L U M S or W O O D - I
fUinr-UIT t-qtlRT HEAL)
RUFF'S Improved w**d*rf nl long Joint celery seed*.
„ n P HERNDON
Clark of circuit court
“ r A- M. WKEKH
Deputy Clerk
SAVINGS
ha iMHkr llttla redhead who
ned hi* A-B-Cc of fighting
k neighbor of Mickey Walker
i, everything
the
highly
irad ZWw had to offer and
k charged back for more aa ha
Mad left hooka off Frltil*'*
I a ll ceasing and then eervrd
a a occaalonal right,
efora a good-alied crowd in
I ball park of the New York
lh— * InU rnationla
league
■band*, Cochrane won the de
ck o f Referee Joe Mangold
I th e bcarta of every fan by
w ay be atood off Zivlc’a cloarukh to protect Me lead,
ro a re no lodge* In J*r*ey
th e refree naa the whole any.
IkC boot war aa clnee aa it
i rough. A t the flnlah the AaCtOd PrMB acore card ahowrd
fig hter with aeven rounda
M acored even,
trlcy W right, promising Ne-
all the way before downing Jane
Stanton of Lae Angelea, 0-4. M .
The victory put Mlaa Bundy In
tho quarterfinals with the other
ranked contender*— Mra. Sarah
Palfrey Cooke of New York, No.
1, who beat Jody Atterbury, Locuat Valley, N. Y., 0-0, 0-1; Panline Betl, Winter Park, who
turned bnek Barbara Bradley of
Lo* Angle*, 0-3, 0-2, and Virginia
Wolfenden of San Kranri«co. 0-1,
7-5 winner over Katherine Winthrop nf Roaton.
Louiac Brough of Beverly Hilla.
(lalif., and Hop* Knnwlea of
Philadelphia advanced in ihe up
per half of th* draw with Mr*.
i'oAKLT and Ml** Wolfenden. Th*
California girl put nut Nellie
Sheer, Miami Beach, 0 1 . 0-0, and
Ml*.* Knowle* upaet Nina Brown
of London, 0-1. 0-2.
Hurvivtng with Mia* Bundy and
Mi** Beta In the lower hntf
were Mary Arnold of l^ y Angclci, on an 8-0. fl-3 compicat of
Mra. Helen Pcdcricn liibhnn/, of
Boaton and Btimford. Conn., and
Shirley C attm of Alainvda, Calif.,
who first ten t Valeric Scott of
Lnndon, B-0, 0-t. and then ouated
Mr*. Martha Barnett Andrare.
Montauk, N. Y., 7-5. 8-4.
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. o k S J c s H a i r ep F g ctw c
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wark Negro heavyweight, flat-1 — -------tened Bate Ritchie o( Lubbock, l
Ta%. in the arcond round of r a t i K a p f l o a n f f
W in d
of tho
feature prollm lnarie*., 1 O t d x O O l l S
™ lllB
Wright, weighing 18H to UitchJoa
132, floored tho Texan with a
right band early In the accond,
and then dropped him for th*
full 1(1 with a amaahimr left book
a t 1:U8 of tha lim e hunt.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y„
Mickey Adantlck, 135, New
ily 30
C. V. W hltney’a
York,
and Gua Vargy,
138,
iraxang,
a• son of Halcyon with
f . liking
Orange. N. J., went four round*
for aoft foul
to a draw.
Oacar (Dynamito) Daniel*, 123. ing, chalked up hla third atralgnt
Newark
ewark Negro, wail
walked right out •taken trium ph Tuexday In (cor
and put Vinca Kaxxarn, 125, ing a front-running victory in
Trenton, N. J., away In 52 arconda the 12th running o f tha Wllaon
of tho flrat round of , their *lx- mil* here.
B efore a crowd nf 4040. the
rounder. Kaxxaro waa nn tha
W hitney colt led w illiam Wood,
floor three time*.
w ard’* Fcnolon, • very alight
Taxr* paid by the Puerto HI* choice over the w inner, tp th*
ran rum Indmlry aceutuvl tar flnlah line hv a length and a
nearly one-fourth of the Inaular half, with William duPnnt’a fil'y,
Fairy Chanl. a hare head back
tr»aiury’a total revenue*.
In *how. R. Sterling Clark’a Trol*
Flxtolca waa a illatant fourth and
laat In tha *mtlt b a t im art field
Over a alow track P a ra u n g ’s
time a f 1:88 4-B waa creditable.
He ted Fenelnn by ■ narrow m ar
gin until midway of tho turn,
where he m ailt It a length. Fenelon then rame up with one fnat
try through the
etrefeh but
w aan't good enough »< P araiang
drove (te a r and F airy Chant ju st
m l'*cdc“nratlng out the fivorlte.
Paraaang closed e l C to i and
Feneton a t 11 to 10.
City Talk, winning th* ecv.
enth race a t |8.0O , g a re owner
F. J . Buchep-in, T rainer J. W.
H raly and Jockey Johnny Longdea a triple.
Products For Celery Beds: Root Knot
ich bug control! Makes
and dampoff chincf
fine”. hcc!tM?r plants at much less coat.
3 r d Consecutive
Stake At Saratoga
“famous
for i
Fair Dealing”
80 , to Solect From
-1938 Plymouth Town
8*d*n ____
ml
275.00
Plym outh
Coup* _____ 265.00
19S4 Ford Tudor
, Rodin
H5.00
K r / T " ' -----------------
[ IM S'Fockard
rC o u p e
..............
-
•
221.00
I M S C h e v ro le t
195.00
1M4 Chcrrolct
mi Plymouth
Governor's Hunting
Control Is Approved
4***tL We kara Bm
ib iiii mil Muikiw*
95.00
_
~ _ ___ _______;
_________ - * C .r . Hadlepher#
la aeeerdeaec with' erflert c f'th e N eil Invadtri, thee* civilians of the
{Soviet city of Mlnek—three women and a man—ere aarrtndertng fixeurns to Noel troop*, according to the German ceneor.
CHICAGO, July 30 --UP)—
William 1Into (Big Ullll Thompaon, Chicago’* thivc-torm Mayor,
who once threatened to pupch
the la to King Gautgo of Eng.
land "in the sn o o t' 1C th* mona n h ever came to Chicago^ aald
yeaterdoy he . b ipvd
England
would enlarge vlctonoua agalnit
Germany.
The vL .jran
of neurly
40
turbulent year* In Chicago .poli
tic* told an interviewer he fav
ored aid to Britain “ becauae 1
believe th at In *o doing we are
helping the defen** of UtH coun.
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin* Cordials, etc.
Few* Delivery,
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P A U L J . S T IN E u 4 G EORGE STIN
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
leather
Arcade
suffs.irw/s
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and cook. Man fo r y a rd work.
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able, efflelent end experietKed
hi telling ladle* rtadyH o-w eer.
Good reference* required. Stea
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furniture, good
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K90CS.IUIAM
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HER UP
O f tf U .
SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY 8UPPIJE8
* i wr. F i n r r
--- --- ----- — --1*. on Monday,
Ine 4th day of Auaual, A. D.
le tl. nlfer /or u l , and a*l| to
(the high**! and'Weal blddar for
*a*h al ihn Ironl door nt lha
Court If o u a « H > m I n o I .
'County. Florida, In Hanford. FlorIda. th* following dtarrlbed land*
»nd rrem ’ae* •lluala In Hemlnol*
County, Florida, to-wUt- ■■
l><ginning |M t*%r"W**t
and ere feet Nqrth of th*
Quarter Haetlon Corner on
»■ Boundary of Hart. fl,
Tnwnahlp II H. of liana* Ik,
Meet. run Weal II I
ft. N.
It It Feel to stak* on maralnal lln#
of folk* Monroe,
Houtheeate-rly along lath* to
point III* feat North of bealnnlne. thane* Mouth to beglnnlna. ronlalnlna 10 acraa
more nr lea*.
Officials Discuss
l ‘Bipr Bill* Thompson
Shortage Of Silk Pulling For England
•TALLAHABBBE. Ju ly 30 —
UP)— Governor Holland’*
Holland's proK im fo r developing State-run.
lied public hunting -ground*
waa endoned by tho Gama and
Freeh W ater Flah Comminalon
yeetarday.
Land* may be acquired la te r
In varlouy aectlona o r the S tate
Governor- Holland
u 'd
public
h unting ground* a re becoming
ntceaaary became
am being fenced ai
Induadevelopment of the
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8th 8t. at French Ay*.
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VOLUMSXXXU
Quickly Race Track
In Being Built
Boat Incident
foreign Minister As
sures Ambassador
Army Was Told To
*Use Utmost . Care
'P a tie n c e Of U. S.
Is S o r e l y Tried
Welles Declines To
Say Whether Pay
ment Was Sought
•
WASHING!
(AP)—Acting
Hiatt 8 w i« r
day th* Ji
for th#
were h
, * • tod
R M M ! bw____ _____ _ ___
VM« reply to to* Aaeetican
fctfM M utkM m 4o hsva
For Miniature A u to s
At Fort Mellon Park
MlnUtura auto n m w(jj ba smalt can that
hare a wheelhat /ha1
featured In Sanford toon aa tha ’ Mat from \ t I t<V 14 inchc» Th<
about seven
a
poundcitf toa k * n a construction on autos weigh abdut
ref-al 1 length run*
end their over-all
a concrete track at Fort Mellon from 18 to 2/4
2A Inches.
Inel
Pwk. Just aouth of th* shuffle
As soon a a l the track I* com
pleted,
about
Aha
middle of nexl
” ?**• to
epoBaored by
week, Park Superintendent lame*
lw
n*"f
n
dr
Mod*1
*
*
*
"
Clab,
W. D. Hofmann, an cxeeutiva Moughton estimated, rare* wll*
today tt**“ an of tha elub, aald be held with boy* ownivg taxfrom towns
nearer
iron*
iuwi
TTa track Is t* ba a 58-foot Daytona / IBeach has quite agroup
«lrtto
w ith
a three-foot of enthus■lasts,
Mr. Ilofmani
running surface, tha official alas ___
Mid, thouugh the heareit Iracl
*•£ b7 tb# American it at Ormond.
Miniature Racing Car AssocteThe 'boy* of the model air
tlon, Mr. Hofmann explained. plana fclub have been clrarim
Whan It is completed It will be and liylng out the trail urr
probably the finest track in the paratofy to tha elty cuv.ng It.
atate and races here will draw
'ofmann explained. Five o'
enrs from all over the atate.
mbers have racing care
it is believed.
The little cart run in a circle
tha urn* lir e the city I
at tb# sod of a cabld anchored
ng to pl-ov up, haryow an«'
In lha center of the track and level the ea.i end of Fort Mel
obtain vary, high ipeeda, Mr. ton{Park In m-paiation to plant
Hefmaiui aald. The world's re tog; trees, Mr. Mrughtnn
rr
cord for the ears Is 87.37 miles
led. Later tha trv* area wll'
covered with muck. The ,am<
per hour, though an unofficial
•need of 81 miles per hour was afea is marled for the prupeter
Ing pool and soft- bell dia
obtained by a racer aevaral days
and tha trees will be er
aged according to the plan*
Motors. of from ona-flfth to
oaa.thlrd horse power dries the fir the completed work.
m 3 to Taky*. WsJUe mM
tto JifiM M n p M M i ' t o
. m t o to tto UJL A*
i& ld i
Gun Chib President (Relates His
Experiences At Jacksonville Shoot
SAIGON, IndwChtos, July,
11.— (AP)— Japessee troop*
bay*, formally entered hern,
iffteerrera* say It J* a first
ctoas army.____ v
*Be AaaostatsB Press
Far East tension eased to
day as Japan quickly nooioclzed for bomb damage to
tne U. S. gunbeat Tutulla.
Japanese Foreign Minister
Toyoda assured Ambassador
'Jqeeph Grew that the forces
m en instructed to' use the
utmost c a n with America*
property.
.i - i Y .Y i i
Acting swiftly Bad la B man
ner to show that Its patience
waa (only triad, tha United
“ ute* csllod Japan to account
yesterday far a new attach on
Good Scores A r e
Made A t Regular
Gun Chib Match
Bcorea \ln the 80’* predomi
nated at . th* regular weekly
shoot of tha Seminole Gun Club
at the range on the lakefrent
ye*Unlay afternoon, though a
comparatively small number of
'members. _ turned out for tbs
The sheet metal target of Hit
ler. used at last west's shoot,
will probably be repainted and
appear at the match neat week,
Ned SmIGh secretary, reported.
Beet scare of th* day was
rifle rang*- the
Nsd*Smlt>
h, also
H -*
Slew Or# adorn wUh potto*
L” targets war* as follown
A. Is Mysra, Jr- FT| Jtat AlM l Jlat Cowan, M | llod
M | J. V.' Jooea, N | W.
^ 2
Bitzwr; t l (
“ d
Oerdner, 74. .
Blew fire scores with tto stan
dard AmeHeap targata were:
Jasper Wolf*. Ft; Ray Williams,
M| A. U Myare. Jr, Mi WUUam
Brooktr, 84, aru} Jim Cowan, 88.
Match seorM were: palfc* *L"
targota, Nad Sailth, IMt W- H.
Kaaaar, 884; Jim Allenby, MS,
aaa ambassador, Admiral Nomu and J. V. Jon**, 171. With stan
ra, tailed at the State Depart- dard American targata, mates
wan: Jasper Wolfs, 8M{ Bay
mtnt.
Williams, ttS | WUllam Braahar,
880. and A. L Myare, J r, SU.
Welle* announced at hit praas
■' • 1 ,
1
confersac* that MMeeenf
Japanese
had beta aaade to flit J*
exchange.
§ Tha 870-ton gunboat TutoOa
Till
of the Tangtaa r im totrel was
narrowdamaged by bombe whtek nar
ly mused tha United ~
“U,SS
embassy during a
on tha Chinas# capiul
Chungking. No casual!
alike r
0 k but tba Navy Id tha ttarn
superstructure of. tha amali craft
wag. daiaagad slightly.
... ■
Soon siu
afUr
soon
r tha new* rtaebac.
Roosaval*
Waaklngton, Fraaidaat
1
diqeaued the bombing with Sunaaafrainy
of
•tor Weller ■
P t H
U
R
%
S
^awV^^throtoa^*iSm*»^0or.
u
" Ha dedtoed• to
4 a d adminlatored
tu m
•a he did dari
*V i
ir y ana naval
IbdOtoChlna.
tension In tto
k.
1400 Men Return
To Job* jnJKey We«t
KKY WEST,
7 ^ "
Ickes*
Request Will
B e c o m e Effective.
r-i>
Thousands Of Prison
ers. Reported, TakPn tiy Mi}} ‘Forres
In Leningrad Drive
WASHINGTON Jaly 3t. —
(AP)—A board to goid# the
• verall activities of federal
agencies In economic defens*
waa crested today by tto
President, with llenry Wal
lses hesdiag and with th#
Secretaries a t SUto Treasury,
War, Navy, Agriculture and
Csmmerre and the attorney
general Included. It will ad
vise the President an essen
tial defense function-.
Trap Tightens,
Reich Declares
Russians Said Firing
Forests, Fields Af
ter Naphtha Spray
LONDON July JI.—(AP)
—\
r»)unt»'r iiffrn«al«g* by
mnrp than th rrr million «oM*
Irro on the KiitiUn front
fr«im l.rniniirail to K in wm
prrtlirtnl in military rirrlm
b rrr Iruny. Thrv *my II
might begin
within
two
t wrr.k* anti t>r one of th*
largiut in hittory.
WASHINGTON. July .11 — <,P,
— In a move tow ard compulsory
rasotinc
restrictions
Secretary
lekes today *-k*d lhe ml Indusry to clove 100,000 service sta.
'Ions in all the F.a-tirn Stater
from 7:00 P. M. to 7:00 A. M.,
•even days a wuck, effective Aug.
!.
p Tho Houso begun threa dayt
at Camp Perry, O- next mor
month,” ,
Mr. Good# reported. \
J
•Tbs team maUh, mas
sms one
am of
tb* closest contact*.t. Tha P
Flori
jon>botfu of
dian pistol toom, commoted
Verna Kltotworth, A.
Jefferson,
A- Jeff*'
a A. Brown and E. II. Uyeook,
in IndMdnal champlone, won
with * aeor# of U85. . Miami
Beach and the Tampa police won
third at 111, tto Jacksonville powored l i f t , and a ptok-up
___ of tto Bemlnole Oun Club
awmbera who attended the m»tcb
to * score of 1048. Member*
•f tto Semtoato teem were JaaWalfb, WUlUm Brocket. Ca
Ralph SUtten and J.
MOSCOW.
.11.—CAH
—Ifu^talan
forrvri
tlrcfarrt]
the lirrm«n* had hern
held In a •land*til| anil ar*
w iaring thrm*rl«r" out In
futilr asuauhte a«* th* Sovirl
Knformantri
mi id
Ihr war had d*irlop*il into
a battle i f attrition with
th* lt<di u«ini{ their wright
to tap thr Nml ritrrnKth,
Mb Aaaarlnlrtl
Theso pictures were mado as one of lev
er- I liugt- U. it_#a#de Boeing II-17 flying
for tie —es left sq undisclosed Sritish airport
for a raid on the damaged Nasi ship GneUenau in port at Brest, Prance. Flying a t »
hrighl which made Ihftn "certainly inauilible,"
the fortrc.-,c* are
re c t hit- on the
m em ber- «»f the
Bottom , the huge
above 80,000 feel,
Mechanics Class AAA Cuts Out
Pog License
Will Be Offered
DeadliueSet
Celery Program
At Seminole High
For August 9 Toys attending Seminole High
For Next Year
Owners Must Have
Animals Vaccinated
To Prevent Rabies
Eden Warns Japan
On Present Policy
mck up all dags running at
l-rg* that bar* not been vac
nnitod or are not muxxled. and
to jkill the stray dogs and Im
"uuml those hs believes the
uwuar* will call tar.
“H baa beery customary durin
th*. past saver*! years to tn fo rr
thl# requirement either durinr
lu ll or August of each year,"
Hr, Bayer explslped. "For th*
naag two year* th* City did not
'•nfore# the ordinance, and a
number of dog ownm neglected
to aacure a IWinse and h«vk their
•1*4* vsetlnsted," hs added. The
‘ ' l l -OV) City Commission dqrlded to tn.
Conore- f»rt# tto ordinaries qt its msetnt inw Meuday night
taittreiVaagh
Greeev.
had *
leading Utefit."--------la a major British diplomatic
attempt to ataer Japan off a
aeon* of military oxpamlon
which stay lead to • eolllalon of
tto world powers to th* Orient,
Eton told th# House of Com
mon* i "I cannot totter* that
atatremar e ^ ta Japan b anUnly
MacVeairh Nominated
A t. Iceland Minister
reported In have made di
pocket laittlevhlp. T o p ;'
ship's er»*w study map*.
plane, which call operate
leaves on Its deadly mis.
ptun.
School next Pall will hsve an
opportunity to take a mechinlccmrrse which |s designed to p n pare them tar fu rth e r training
after school In nutional dufen-o
prialuction, Alex Johnson, who
will tie II-/) intructor. -aid tislay.
Dog Awnrrs In Sanford w il^ 1 Known as tho farm mechanici.<- required to obtain license-* course, thr training was offuri-il
It
Transfer of about 6,000 ccrc for th eir dog* and to have them lis t year for tho firs t time
of Volusia county land in Ihi v-i'Ciiutvd for rabies beginning ill be given a g a in this y ra r
panhandle" aouth of Lake liar Aog, 4, If. N. Say.-r, City clerk with mere emphasis on machines
nay from th* estate of Natmk -.ml today. Llccn»ing and vac which are used In defense pro
B. Giles, deceased, to Charles S '•o atlon of dog* is rcquiri-d hy duction.
It Is a now trend in high
Leo and wife, Goldie R. lore nf t ’lly ordinance No. 188, u-iially
Ovled*. waa indicated in th* -n fa rt til either during July or school curricula, and Mr. Johnsna says he knows of no other
term* of a purchase money nu>rt August each year.
Dr. C. W. Baker, veterinarian, coursu like It In Florida.
gaga-filed at the office of lh.
A t pre-ent member* of the
-till
have
charge
of
(he
vncclnacounty cterk in DeLeml.
The terms also Indicate th< ti-.a and hs* announcnl that u Seminole l hapter of the Future
purchase price to be i t les-i ni-W improved vaccine, proven hy Farm ers of A m erica *re paint
887,844, a*. that waa the tidal --•parim rnt to immunixe dog. ing and overhauling (he shop ut
amount covered by th* mortgag frum rabies for one year, will be ih r Seminole H igh School . Farm
Building so th a t It will be ready
Th* instrument wai algncii in u -ed.
facer of Jimea L. Giles of Or
Dr. Baker will ho at the rear w len school opens.
ta, aa executor of th# Nannh '•f the City Hall rach day from
Seniors will be preferred enB. GU** sstate. It matures N»v lu-00 o’clock In the morning un. rollees in the course, Mr, John
1, 1980, and bears 5 percent In 'il 18:00 o'clock noon h<~| nntnii son said, hut O th er students will
Vug, 4 and continuing through
terest up to that time...
eligible. .A, lim it of 2P has
Aug. 9 for th* vaccination. Cost been placed on th e class, and
of th* injection will be horns by those wh-> are Interested msy
the City out of th* cost of thr register I* fore
school begins.
Iiren**, Mr. Bayer «*M.V
Mr. Johnson urged, students to
Tho Clty.-Xomml*lonB|a* In- seo him at tto farm bulhling
rutted Chief of Police Roy any to y between the hours of
LONDON, July 81, — Iff) - *t
Foreign Secretary Eton callvl William* to enforce the require 8:00 A. M. and 5:00 l>. M.
Subject* which will bo studied
upon tto Japan*** today to "re- ment* of the ordinance. After the
white Ultra still la tlip*. Aiiw. 8 deadline expires. Chief in tha court* are:
Circular saw, Joiner, Jig saw,
whither their present policy l* William* will bo authorised (o
jffK V J E J K B A
■hooter and marksman, won trip
wfth'aD S .rS
m S S .'S u 'S ltend Transferred
tto National
“ J match**
H S t t tor t fb*Lheld
S
T® Oviedo CouplH
th* national
T*^fht»*w*a a difficult- coarse of
M yards slew fliu, t» yards
timed sad rapid fire, without any
“ Lh#1
practice at all for
tha' match.
maU
conJ.
told In th*
"At »a l *banquet
ta
gaatio
U e of the
Roosevelt after
th* Hotel
H<
th*
toadala.
trophic*
tto ■■tehee U
aad baaaarda
tto priaa w in
U. S.-Made Flying Fortress Off To Itomli (xermnny
^ c 'A r e S
of debate on the 81,52'J.JOO,OOC
tax bill yexlrritay nml npiirnver
on Admini-trution-epon-orecl curb
on the num ber of aimn,lniont!i
■that may
be
offered
to
I Byrd J. Goode, preildent of the the unprecedented m ea-ute.
Republicans denounced the pro
SenUnole Gun Club, yesterday re
lated bis axparianasa at the cedure a- "gag rule" which they
Southeastern
Regional . Pistol contended had no plare in "the
Championship matchaa held In last bulwark of democracy," but
Jackaanvllte at tb* Duval Pistol It finally was adopted by a rollHang* July 85, 88, and 87, from call vote announced by 203 tr
188.
qrhleb ha has Just returned.
Before this art ion was taken,
Mr. Goode served aa an In
however,
a modification of the
ter In the plltol shoot before
matches and letod a* range originally-planned procedure war
affleer and team captain for the agreed to by the leadership to
Seiptnole toam In tto maUbea. perm it a separalo vote on the
pressed hi*' thanka to provision which would re<|uttT
Webb, .Nad Smith and C. m srried couples to file iolnt In.
Harrow far '‘carrying on" come tax return* and th u - pre
Gun Club and at tha Do vent them from csraplnk higher
it* drills dering hla *b- lu rta x e s by dividing th eir in
come*.
i
ilng tto pistol matchaa,
Aa a result, the house will get
a
chance
to
vote
fo
r
or
against
It
Mr.
“One of tha features of th* th at provision, designer! to yield
Regional
Plltol about 8323,000,000. but the on
Southeast
itsteas* waa th* ly nther changes which It will be
rue* between M. possible to consider’i under th,
nl»
officer of th# rule -w flt-b a those suO^pmed bv
litter Pandora, the ways and mean* committee
&g._Co**t
Blown, FlorChairman Doughton r>f th<
, Wilson won committee and other leader* told
— .and the tb s llous* It would b# dangeroti*
regional a u 1 to throw the bill wide otwn f.n
p*. and B row n| amendments and some R rpubll
• roundj__
_
aplonahlp.
| cane conceded
such a cours.
won tto etato
to o In , would bo unwise.
Eight high
a
defense
of naval
waa rsenassd Wednsaday
aa 1400 xrarkntga ewtod ttolr
ala-day walkout after an amlcrf‘a tom premia* at wag* dtoyeementa.
Eight hundred striking tabor'
are areaptad a 80 canto par
tour basic wag* seal*, represent,
lug a 10-esat tarnaaa, with ater-Ume pay at Urn* Bad aim-kali
* “ .^Th# atrtkar* arttor 88 1 4 rente aa
Gas Stations
Germans
Report
Destroying
Are Asked To
Close Nightly
Seven Red Army Divisions
Vegetable And Cover
Crops Not Includ
ed In Cancellation
Nu celery program will he
cam e,I on (or IIS41 12 by the
Agricultural Adjustment Admin
■illation, a communication frum
Wii-hingloii through the -late
office nt tiaine-yllle ha- revealed,
('. I'. Ihiw-on, county ugvnt,
dcriitred today.
No advice ha- been received ar
to u change in the vegetable hilotnii'iil program and the cuyci
crop program hut farm er- »rr
advised that they will nut lit
paid fur cu ttin g their culvry ac
reage this year, Mr. l>aw-on -aid.
"Paym ent earned un the Ii.i mi
ll Into nn.-t celery crop will pinli.
ably lo- paid hut tho coming
crop will nut he subject to a-iy
celery progrum ," Mr.
Duw-on
•aid.
No explanation wn- ma-le on
thu chungv, Mr. Dawson •tile d
In n letter inlilre—ed to all cel
ery jro w e r* In thu county, but a•non as furtheF Intarinntlon 1/
ruceived it will hi given out.
Paymonts on the celery and
vegetable! program amounted to
about $40,000, according to llg
ure* compiled by tho office of
band mw," h lth speed grinder; ttw-fftOU tp If iB fr 'Roiiio " r, 134
mortising, drill
press, forge work sheets were made nut by
work, welding, wood lathe, sim farmers in tha county 'in enmple electricity, pip# tools, paint- piianro with tha ,\AA program
snd brushes, work drawings ami revering about 10,283 acres of
tilled land.
bills of material.
The celery allotm ent for Ihr
Students taking the agricul
ture course at the high school county last year was 3,827.8 ami
will receive aart of the training a total of 3,382.3 acres were
to b* offered in th# farm mech put Into production r f celery,
showing a closo atlherriice
tn
anic* lease, Mr. Johnson said,
anics class, Mr. Johnson said. tha program. The vegetable si
Aa stated by tha instructor, the lotmenl of 5,757.5 acres wan not
purpose of tha "experimental nearlv used as only 1,300.1 were
clasa" la ta enable tb* advanced actually planted in vegetables
high school student to find bis according to th* report.
The total o f f 10.000 paid out
ambition
a lo n g
mechanical
for compliance with the AAA
llnas."
program waa p i Id during
the
year 1041 fo r crops of UNO. the
report stated
rnnol* It Found
Highway Patrolmen
For Fi^ingr Dispute
To Attend School
I’rraa
Gormans -mu.-himr IdniinuraiUwnrtl
roimrloil Imlnv
thov ilc^triivtil -L'Vun fled
•livislnns
(nliont
Kh't.OOO
nton) on tlic luirlhonst fronL
aftor oncirclitiK nml taking
thonsiiiiil* of iiriaonord.
Nazi iirrssiirt! *lrttnt the
south anti Ktniii.th_ |ireM ||ro
down the Knndinn IVnlnaulh
ire "squccxing" .'-'ivK't •li»(vn-es.
the Nash. >ay th" |lu>k!nna ar* ■
firing fu n - '
anil fiiilv nofth
uf l.cningru-1 after a naphtha
•pray.
8e '
-Sr-hw.fivJ*1' 'n*1 *ri'l tho British.
llu-.-iaii aerial attuck on NorW*Jr
yesterday wilt a -ll-i i failure.
n-«erted
H itler- headquiutei
the trap i- tightening a he II u v
Stn-'leii-k
and
-inn- ea*' of
lai.m.l the Ifrds'
r •l"fr*tH
in tin- I'krnine. lh A ,m**‘
Huti**
cnl»' no chmikM* 1“
hiivr uu c IiimI i he
UubBill"- Wiir front,
riu- N ail- claimed early today
that la-inngrud. one o f t h e ir th r e *
,m,j,,r .d.ji-ctive- III the Ku” 1*"
camp-it'll.
»p|>»rently cau*^J
in a filial trap “n d t h a t a m a V
liteuk through at the
-alieut toward Moscow, objective
S«». I*
i»"w Imminent.
Itussiana—rml '*dst too,
a!*''* um'd fic iii'l—<*ffe roil »n altegethvr different picture^ oim AJj, ..
w-1111inuiiig Bril ru-iii|er-*ttack#
not only g*nw h ic h were declared
.......
-rally I ut l» have turned‘ lh#m
in rillin' area- Into cnstly forced
retirements.
Reliable private sdvikrs received
l y I hi* A -<•EOTIIII ml I*rrrii4 III N«W #
York • luted tluil
rS M rtu .
axai
>35s K
Egyptian Cabinet
Resigns As Unit
/
the
llitfh C’omiiuiiul ux|nTtriJ the lilt
of |/n in g r* d at any time.
• Iffic-ie I re|Hirls from Imlh side*
wen- full nf the heavy restraint
that sometime# forenhudiiWa aitnouncement.- of th efc qtqtoak Im-
l-irtsnce.
The Nasi war bulletin spoka
only of continuing nnd —twUW •
Itus-inn atleinrtta to relieve K*<1
forctM
to lw piidrch'it wt the
center about Smolensk, and dlsmi-se opdfntion- elsewhere with
•He old description: "according to
plan.’’
kesterduy'a Soviet communiqus
offered only thu fare informa
tion that there wa.s "continued
stubborn fighting" In tho NevelSmnlrnsk area and about Zhito
mir in the Ukraine, although re
porting tho kind nf heavy and
continuing Red serial action
which ordinarily support# offen
sive rather than defensive ac
tion*.
Again this morning, tha of
ficial Soviet war bulletin sp*to
only of heavy action at th* cen
ter and below Leningrad, report
ing heavy German losses.
Th* official communist party
newspaper i'yavda, which spaak*
with considerable authority, In
sisted that the three ksy (Jar
man efforts —to reach Moscow,
Leningrad and Kiev — had now
b**n defeated without question
snd thst German loseea In melt,
moral* and supplies had
II Is expeeted that celery ac.
rvagr In the Evcrgladas section
will he Increased next y»*t
TALLAHASSEE, July I t - though Indications are that the
P > - Thirty •m u h U highway increase will not nmuunt to mor*
d iffe r e n c e s patrolmen will Iearn tow to ex than' 1,000 acres, Mr. Dssrsow tremendous.------------------—i.
Item today amine applicants for State driv- explained.
erri licenses at n two-week train^ .t e h o o 1 beginning Momtey in
Director
Q 111lam
ttop will
to conduct
Ity, vision
traffic signs A f -f-.-?
JtowJ
Q*
Committee Approves '
Equipment Seizure
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TUB SA N FO R D 'SK A L D . SANFORD, KtyJKIDA
Young Democrats ‘fo
r Attend Convention
By R.J.SCOTT
H o u s d By,
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R s r , d j f / n s A u R ) ' , ' V lw Af a v r -
l & H H i A C A H E mA dB .V
JVkOM A<tRAPtVlKK.
•
ME<AL CtOCU
,
(»>•J^-wRicrt'
(SUAROUHPIP
V ^ I E DIAL.'
>YMAiV
HM KMO&S
icmt>r
CIi
y * a*»o«tod to join tho Florli
BwaaOroBrotra
Brown Orchoatra
,'fllRRlK<<X
Kk ^P/AfrfKua-i.
• Moay mombera of tho Sotnlno
Democratic
Mr. and Mrs O It. M.tilu** •
and children, MiLln-d iMi\.**
wart anil Dunald. Mr** \ A \«
ran. M ill Jean M*»r.itt. M
I lmmai and Mi and Mi
\
Momn met Mi- and \l» I N
Toole ami chiMrni V inrm n • ••
John Toole, Lillian and N«»* •
Moran of Ft. I.audftdal*,
n
Mrs. 1). W, Moi an mid l> \N
Moran, Jr., of Mutini .u \ . •
Reach and had ilinm i
Sunday.
Mrs. R. N.
s*r*\.-n
\|*
Alexia llees and
M
M.
Stones left Mnnd.tv f * M»\ »
lliMi’hw h ftr they will v
\'
IVter Glenn. Mrs. |L»ti. II m i .1
and Mrs. Fred Sfoii* ». m i«. .
tively.
Mrs J. T Ni. L iiii , I
.
jm.iied her biol.n r*
I* -u. I U
WM*cH-
"On to LoolartlU" commtttfo?
Coonty Y o u n t
GENKVA
NEYLESS.
PALATKA, July 11— (Special)
alriutkm* to ittrnd tho m xial contrat Ion of the Youn*
imaertale Clubo of America ol
Mlorlllo JCy- Aor. 21-13. »«
lenormry d«lfg«ta*’’
of tho
*ang Domocrotie Clubo o f Flotm hoot boon lattice by Ptnl*>t A. Bayard AnyU of Tampa
(Jorcrnor ipoooord L. Holland
otahon of Um s u m cabinet
td tho Florida contrearion*!
location at Waridagtan, It r u
mouacod bora today by, |Tr*a
*i>ror Frit* Bart, chairman of tl
U AM tR/tAX)
Ak
Dance —■ GenevaFri., Auk. 1, 8 P, M.
.Music By The
Florida W ranglers
idatives in
r4*'*.
w.
II.n r lle fe c llv e
Kvenlirht
i i»iii <»r .t
I «fimlNMllMM iomd roirtsrf llu fa
»•**«!« mm.i 11m lit^ of correctly*
«!<•«•*• . mm
noucfti U Blit"
• loir iKIu n 11llr Hum Cb II M
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: Ends Tonight!!
DONT MISS m
T*i» |4
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THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD
v\
TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE
2-
lOJO At Rpuo with Sally War
10:45 Loot Wo Foryot
11:00 J u t e Smith Speak*
11:11 Swing Teur Partner
For Fresh Pro-Cooled Bouquets
Artistic Design & Corsages, Call 7
O f (h e rtfi.000 JHHI w (H ill'll
nr, Malona
rJa n ,
MU VarioUoa
i Bound
U*y*rS*
11hi I•*!I S t a t e s , ab iru f 25
p frc c tit
art* gainfully
outsitk*
cniploynl
Pippin Gardens, Florist;
the
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ilurln* th*.
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family. T hrifty hou»#wivcx and budget balanrvra •vorywh«r»
wtlcoma this great salt. For best values U h«r« early. Fast
friendly service always.
H*NDSOMr
ALCOHOL
1()c Castoria*.., . r . 31c!
2."c C arter^ Pills 19c
SHELF BOTTLE
tiw
COMBINATIONS
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Bayer’s Aspirin...^9ci
7."e Listerfne.......59c|
50c • Barbasol .......39c!
25c Bi.sodol.......
25c B (M^owders l&i!
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w itn au c u u n
Jergens Lotion ...39c
» . u r tin r o v ( lu f i.M
Cream
2 for 33c
Hh. w non niN t'o
i(*#
Soap I cakes for ^3c
no#
» m. wk
H.mtp of Figs .... 39e *
Facial Tissues.....19c
TOUCBTON DRUG CO.
ilttinc, without penalty, ton.
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THE SUMMER BLUE RIBBON VALUE EVENT
%Mia « t Cheor ond
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iii
tht* home.
Sby Polka
. 4*'i ' .
hfmIbI mib Io
HKNRYt
F.lrarpir will icni.nn a w.
Mis. Henry I •* v
•
laoTolltoa
I
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Vount* V en .1l> Yfitra OH
where site wfff VTflt f
f* i
Mi and Mrs. Ilo v .ll I.•• .
Vincent LrFiD •
p »1
week nt home with In l *M
for** returning
In v i»
Starkr.
Mr. und M.« It I* I
and Miss F.leanir
.
k rtU T d lf.
L O n tU
I .cry of N**w York srriv td
w< »k from ih«* • slat# of
Miirl* n h 1’! i"
th<y
k llf
visiting icV tivrs.
•
nsh hl» Montry I* under tho
hand of tho Ntal ennquoror,
Ooorto of Creeco «UI1 battle*
trader from a dlatanco. Ua la
I durian an liupectlon In Lon.
if the Anklond Infantry bat.
i, from.which hla bodyguard
Bleb* from Crooca uraa drawn.
comfortably in yotir JdVoHte brmdialr.
Tuck your feet Qpj iuid settle down
leisurely t o '
.
r . ^ v r - i: ~ .
i ijH 5
<«faal a/lef tho due date, com|.u»d«r at tha rale of one-lulf
percent fa r each full month and
na-elitieib a f 1 , percent for
if a r fraction thereof,
Tho receipt data .of n
ln_by.m atL U
AHTlStPTtC HoturtON
Rlt-ounra ahelf bottlea Ailed
with theeo pro«lu<U. Each
battle marhed with name ol
Item. Cel one of each.
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dbrm»<'Vi
in the poet office,
(!) If, after duo notice, any
.■Bloyer default* lit any pn>mint of contribution*, a war
rant for collection io luued by
th e Wnnriaolen ond forward.d
touha local (heriff for eervwu.
(4) Thor# may be a<w.»cd
einhut employer* who do not file
ihSr contribution asd wage*
p*Md report* on time, n peneU
10b employer b
payment of any
iroet or pertaK
tha duty of the
I the delinquent
Keen daya after
iviMi
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Gorden/o
m e m ane m m ;ir i
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A bl* face powder
Soft, iatlny, tono-bl*
powder at n rial low
Beal killing power
^
for Alee, moeaui.
Ml toe*. Pleoiant odor,
Eff*ctive.
Fitch Shampoo
Pond’s Creams
15c Mum.........
Am mens pow der 21c
Nlcnnen’s Talcum ljfe
L’itrocarbonate 57c
.or Phosp!
iUt-fonalap Tu*
Sr.01wfTor.eotK
60c Sal Hepatica 41
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memo* final, a
Block Dradkbt...,ii
35c yincer ..... ....i
30o Polldent ..
60c Alka Seltzer 41
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a
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Almond Cream....49c
Eikay't nr men
PM| f t l l t l t l i ;
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Miles Nervinp.....83c!
34M
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Ipann Toothpaste 39c
t>A tueit* aeuo non
aath or frartkiA
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50c .MaKncain...... 39c
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If the nation need* vitamin^ In lU .hibur . o t seed when
o* men and: women, a n of aa .1 inch bapprtince to nail defenao aa guna .and tanks tbea Florid* It prei more i t t p H
d to' tuppiy "them. F or Florida
ng a large part of the' year t
. otb#r ,U
- r t« ata
Union.
,
'
last September
th e Tampa Time* reveals tha
a than 7T,000 c*r)oada o ffn tf'
r a ta b le * ha>e
i ahlppod to northetn marketa :
aavsern
[ b T c b a b u e s r . r m v A ir r
•jet Central Ptm i C o lu m n le t^ jV r r ISN'T atom the rapidity with
which ertnu pop Uwtc d a y that
make* the rt*U department fairly
dlsxy.Awhar* wotm U the awful
- *■
<maturation J of
trucks or th a t
itoea,-beans, cabbage, Utfiaelate, neglecting to add
gerlnes, and do on,” the
and that aven
iflore v lif th at it ia also a lot of v j,T._r
___r
mine are found in Florida smuhlne by those whoo take the
trouble to look'for them, iy •; ft.
The beauty about these
these. P*—*'*—
T1oHdavViUdUna *la that they
are available a t a time of year
tar when a large pert of (he
m t of tha country i t cover ed» w ith ■anow» jvhfn the soft,
ia obscured by douds. Florida supplies the nation with vitamint at a tim e when it ia difficult to find them anywhere else. — r
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■ I ’e m . 'l f the deija f e V -
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Good Warrior*. Attack
Five reasons why tha United States should join Engand in tha w ar on Nasi Germany ara given by Lord Baaverbrook, Minister Of Supply in tha BriUeh War Cabinet,
n a signed article appearing in tha American . Magaxine.
Ha gives them as foUowa:
*T) Hitler plans a world conquest, not for the first
walk ’ > ’ ';•>
i meats -most gseereutly time in world history, but certainly on a bigger adale
'
tag pefehaneo yoor own*
rtoisUyispsken,
at-ynuwhe.s w
sgtlnttlori’a nl
riAtajyop.r t i
former university atu<
•a born and rearsd
esn‘t bellsvs everything
Rus.o.Gsr-
are glad to
ms ara still
ItL 1 »
» tlh A
*
That's part of the
. Ufett Isn’t et,ak I
achtT;' . ;
The state
the jump r
tr.ll o f lta t
Mexico City and Btanoo Aires and
Rio. and-Moscow and Madrid, back)
to Latin America again and now,
ones mors hack to Tokto, not for-1
retting to keep it pointed S ta ll
intermediate Objects of rfctormt
whllo heaping It in motion-N , r ■’
The poor, overworked depart-'
ment hardly has time to draw any,
-.inclusion* from Ua mtikirlSg at'
the International coosteilatjana.’
ln Hongkong one can hire a
tcilan chair with four bearers at
the equivalent of 80 cento,'Ulsltod
BUtes currency, for one hour.
(There Is WiVaitlpty scst *t premlcres of all shows in which ths
yetersn actor, Victor Moore, spHe always buys a ticket for
lie, who. died sis years ago-
b« here?” -
poppa.**
a scream of anguiah poppa sal
•ira looking a lta r. th« a to ra f-
’e m . ^ H a v i n g
c o m a 'n e w k ln .l
of hade* b re a k
th e re a b o u ts . •
ng- fuelling tars' to ho-
t
cuss noticeably, sotaawtat threat-'
rr.lngly and very puixllngty. Pre*-'
tnUy Germany boppod on RaMa
That promUsd to involve Spain in
tha general mlxup, tha Spanish*
government (though by no means
an the Spanish people) being pro-*
Aids and anti-Moscow. * Spa» and 0
Rusrta added to confusion as to
Latin America. aThe Nasla have
been busy there an alonf.% It’s
surmised that Spanish taltaense - ■
may be helpful to **m, W— !!*■ SB predominantly our southern neigh- A
bors* mother country.» Tet there’s '
a lot of Communistic eentlment ta
"iKov^Vheeplmg? yourTeye''coTa'
single child, • though It calls for
vigilance, Isn’t an Im^caslfaUlty, but
a plurality of ’em are enough, to
drive you cuckoo.f
J ’ Only Three SUnstloas ’ .jT h e other day. for example/I
wae assigned to stand by the Juntorast of my trio. As I wss doing
so, happening to glance up, I de
tected the senlorcst of the fleet’
engaged j In eucklng.a darning
needle. » Of course I sprang for
her. g With a yell, the little critter
tore out Of the bedroom, through a
hall Into the kitchen, sUO sucking,
T after Kef. I Instantly the grandkid I'd been detailed to-watch let
out a screech at being deserted.
Overtaking the fugitive I n a r m
mote i corner $ of the kitchen, I
grabbed . the f needle,»to the ac
companiment of a terrifle’outcry.
Then,’ wheeling around; I beheld,
through * couple of doorways, the
third unit’of the triumvirate upgetting a bottle of Ink ln the parlor.
J^At gthat^ though,):J t have only
’
poppa?’’
p a r tm r n t could
C oncentrate r n
out- In a fresh
:mttBenus P,J * place, howaver,
n ot, only over
i the entire map
ta t ever the'.whole earth’s surface,
several l times a day maybe, U
enough to drive 'any .department
plumb distracted.v ,
„
- 1 know how our.stats depart
ment finis about IL
",
* 'At my hoqsa In ths scrutaps of
.Washington \ 11 have three baby
grandchildren, y One of ’em'a too
young to have advanced much be
yond the status of a sort of a hu
man oyjter. —8tUl. she requires
considerable attention. Out those
other two kids T—murdert If John
Bull’s hard up for destroyers, hd
ought:to enlist that pair of In- »
f an ta I They aren’t obsolete, either
—three or -four ; years dplec# or
Nation, the Tampa paper-adds
growing on thousands of idle acrea Is atfll, one of . tha
greatest economic potentlaiitie* of th t State. What a
fine time a housewife could have aelectlng .tomorrow’s
dinner from 1600 trainloada of vegetable T
Wouldn’t you like* to see a aalad made out of 1800
trainloads of vegetables?
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------U e n e H n g a t h a h x K C a i i i x
Lig h t shin e ,
IS GUIDED. BY
’LB i The spirit
lamp of .Jehovah.
'H
LAKELAND,"‘Jtfly ai>
•eplto war risks to sh
taorto r f citrus fruit to
Anderson*
Griffith
Some folks may hart, the idea
that, a "tourist crop” Is tome{«*• preaent
W > toward
I, wo wondsr
wotfd- be N
■wort not at
«#rthe
what
her
pro-
Funeral Dlreclort
7M K. 2nd flt
' Hmhe t i l
thlag that just grows wild* got
It sura doemt, and if. jrou want
i food and proflubls harvasl
rouVa got to eoltlvato H Jaat
Ilk# say other crop.
Ths outlook for the tv
season Isn’t any too bright,
that Fiorlds Isn’t aa- attru
and appeal tag a t aver, but
cause tha national defease
fort toads to dbeourage «a»
saiy. travel and the pahHs j
Loan* Mid* an Sign
Co-Makers ■ AsleaoJ
Furnltare, B evtra| E
■eat PlafaL ' i m e f e
Cavineaa Is Named
To Qead jBoys
Stat.
i
TA LLA H A Batt, July 11 -
MODERN
WINES - GINS - LIQUO:
FRKB DRI.IVERT—PllONB BM
Florida Roads Said
. Most “CommercinT
BILL’S PACKAGE ST01
^BTi P m a S S o . July, a n
When You Buy Your
■>r
>
; / W |l y
If they finance your purchase, thi
pliicn your ioiuFance with your Ic
' Heretofore (hi* business has boon
i agents.
•»’ <*:' J
ro appreciate the service our
m
iB*
h iw i’
v«»
�m*-'
-• ,y-v
T
h ursday
,
iu l y s i, im i
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L O U R IN E B E A L , Society Editor
th i
s A im n o i n a u m
b a h f o r d f l o it o *
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PAGE FIVE
Telephone 148
Calendar
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THURSDAY
'The Gladlola Grot* No *07
■ f tho Supreme Form Woud« • » Clrrle wttl meet at Uie W.
O. ,W. Hall at 8:30 P. U . All
* e * » e n bare been urged to at*
Un<l.
FRIDAY
_ Dirt XSardenora Cirri* i f the
fcanford Gsrdcn Chib will spon• » tbe ar*rin* ecaalon for the
Red Cro»* In Use Woman’* C ub
beginning at «:3U A H
ThtrOepeva Home liemonatmn o o Clttb will have a dance. In
|h * Genera Community Hall be.
Waning at 8:00 P. M. ThU ia to
"•J?»e l*«t fa a aeriea cf dance*.
MIm Mitilrwtl Rob.<on hat ■*
her (tu r n h tr cousi.t. Miv< Tippy
Robson, of Ft. Lnudcrdulo.
■
turned yesterday front A!, xand.-r
City, AU.. when ihry tU i’.ed
with relatirr*.
i ^
YOW ELL’S
Mrs. R ivs l). Andrew* hsu re-'
turned from a vacation .pent In
Allrgham-y, N. Y., ur.,| ft. * York
City. - •
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’
_
a a b ^ u ir it
Alabama Visitor Is
Honored At Party
Iriktom Star In the Woman's
>V beginning at P:30 A. M.
Mrs. Joe G nt-tnlrt and •loinih
ter, N sney Jo. have gone to
Coronailu De.uh io spend the r e
mainder of 't« week.
Hr*. Ilerry
W oodruff
ami
daughter, Elizabeth,
Live re.
turned from L sk j Hut h i where
they visited with relative*.
Miss Lucy Roumillat hsa re
turned from the University of
Florida In Gainesville whore sue
attended the first session
of
sum mer school.
NEW ARRIVALS
Mr*. Jam es Jackson an.I daugh
ters. Holly nnd Haney. nn<l t-t-n
Those present were: Sue Jane Wesley, of Ciescent City i*v s i
Stewart, honor guest, Jeanette lting w ith Mrs. JnektoVs liar,
amt June Harriett, Ruby Sten- ents, Mr. and Mrs, J . Y* Morn,
hostess.-
strom, Betty Jesn i’ickrun, Lots
Hodges, Joann*. Bart am and
Judy Harriett, Virginia Harriett
and Mlsa Marjorie Stewart.
Also, Mr*. T. 8. Wright, Mrs.
M. W. Harriett and Mr*. D. B.
llodge*.
Playground Children
Have All-Day Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Land res*
jmnnunco Ute birth of a itdughtor, Blrtie Jean, 'this morning at
—
tbo FsmalrLLaughton Memorial
Member* of the nlaygroond
Hmpttal, Mr*. Landress will bo
Remembered as the former Ag- ad- the Recreation Department
ehjoyed an all- day swimming
part/ and picnic at Sanlando
Spring! Yesterday. Leaving th*
playground at
the Grammar
School at 1:30 o'clock, the child
ren motored to the spring* In a
B iim iD A
fawk.
StrrkA'*
drew Carraway
• * Aorocvf,
,
{
—
Inis
I
T ib i*
S heer
C o llo n
lle -t g ra d e
Cretonne-. 1 T«-ni /
M a te ria ls
inerwear
A nuorted co lo r* w o rth
VJr v a rd
ANCES
n
irenc* *t al to Olang*
llama
Flossie A. «t al to
Shorts
Adam*
Stindnrd Life Insur*
>. to W V. Bitting A
.'.R. Payno
DISCHARGE
C h ild re n 'll
J.'ic
1’h o cn lx
V alue
P h o e n ix
Closeout $1-00
V nluc
$1.15
J e w e lry
----------
Jimmie M 'Ediaunon hi* a r U. S. Array to ('onion B. Munn
rived front Jefferso n , G a , to
EAHEMKNT
be the guest for aom? I nto of Lrfils, G. C. ct al to Mors* Real
his brother-in-law ami stater, H r.
Eslato Corp.
and Mr*. A. W. Epps, at th eir
MARRIAGE LICENSE
home on Lake Minnie.
Martin. Robert Ago <3, aingle
—
and Uniforms
P rin ts
KEAI. K8TATH CONVEY
fun I, Fla. and MQdrtd !-*»•,
Mm. Charles L. Rjnilrrwtn Sun
age 31, aingle, Sanford, Flu.
nnd daughter, Lynn, of Dkev-hobee are tho guests of Mr*. MvjWson’a parents, Sir. and Mr*.
W. Q.' Eaehry, at their home on
'ARBOR. OHIO, Juljf 3l^-0F) Magnolia Avenue, ,
. ATLANTA,' July
l l —W b —Major tiro manufacturers an
Mr. a n d . Mr*. R. L. Perkins The Army Wednesday announcnounced Wednesday A new price
*d
plans
for
opening
of
a gigan
structure I t i u a ilng retail Ust and family arc planning to leave
prices 3-4 • percent and toUlng todierrovr for Daytnna Bcnrh to tic perishable produce market
refrigerating center
dealers’ IUt prkea by spprosl- bst th* gneitu nf Mr. nnd Mr*. ing and
mgtoly five percent , effectlv* M. 8. Wiggins at H7 North here as an aid to feeding sold
ier* on duty In tho fourth corps
Ocean Avenur, for a week.
bnmen lately.
.
area.
Involved waa an agreement by
.
JUfeMf . Mr. and Mm. O.’F. Klintwnrth Lieut. John M. Fain. Iharkn
tba .Induatry
’
and aon. Dennlu, of Kl. Stephen, lag 'center liaison officer for
manufaetuxsra i
S. p .. Mm. F.i A- Dv«on, MIG Brig. .Gen. Jameo ’ L. Frink,
handling method
Joan Ataarello* And Mb* Elis fourth quartermaster, said an
abeth Dyson spent the day yes estimated 2ji00,000 pound* nf
fresh fruit* and- tegetahl. s will
terday at Daytona Brack.
be needed monthly for tOO.000
Mr. and H it. »t. t Wriwhl troops at Fort WcPhowcn, Fort
MHm Martha Wright and Cullen Henning, Camp Wbeoltr ami
Wright loft lust n'ght for Hart Fort Oglethorpe. Ga., Oimp For
well, CaJ, and Sh*lltv. N. C„ rest, fenn., and Maiyrall flehl.
wbero they will apend Utrli vn.
ration. WhUo In llortwell they
plan tu attend tho Wright fam
ily reunion.
,
CONTAINS HO AtUM,TH«EMm. Byrd Oomln has returned K)M ULAVMNO K T 11 TA»T«
to h er homo nn Twin Laku. afloi
a y lilt w ith bur sister- In Nnlley,
N- J-. and other rela'.lvm and
-friends
•
tn■-- “Nt _' . York.
------ Rhe
. m^ "nt
mot In Jacksoavlllo
hy Mr
kl who had be* n nltendina
Regional 1’lstnl mutchr. nnd
they motored homo via BL Au
gustin*. Peat* Vedra und Day
-
m nke.
S lig h tly
Ir r e g u la r * *
Pajamas
Percale*
The Misses V irginia, M iry and
Co. to II. K. Took*
Elizabeth Kail are ntt-ndimr a ante
wife
week n t Daytona Benoit where I'syne,
L. R. A wife-Blan
they a re staying nt the C loy
tan n ic R. H arris, tsidov
Shlnglos.
Hurley, J. C. A wlfe-Cai
to Goo. W. Morgan A
- Mr. and Mrs. G. K. t'io.cy m il
Morgan
family plan to 1<MV' tomorrow
(J I I I' CLAIM DEED
for n m onth'a vacation '»hlth >vi|| Lortl. Lillis* Mar tn llomer Amo*
lie -spent In V irginia. We t Vir
UtMNlIng
ginia, Ponnsylvnnia nnd Ohio.
Tire Maker* 'Reveal
New Price Structure
Plua
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
•
a pienie lunch waa served at , the
noon hour. There wsp* 3t person*
attendlag, and It was announced
by Miss Eleanor Morrison, bend
of th* . Recreation Department,
that another picnic Iwll be plan
n ed for neat week, the day to be
announced on Monday.
---
turancc
Agatha Irma Webbor, 10, Is showu
with her father during a recess from
rourt In Los Angtlss, where abe la
•nine for $1,000,000. Charring that
at the age of 11 ah* was attacked hi
a suit meeting, aha demands daaa*
ages from th* Maxdaanan Temple
Association of Associates of God.
Ml.-ia Jane Hhnmn was among
those who attended a party which
waa given in Jacksonville’: yessterday for Amt* W right Koitaon, Haywood, Charlie A wtfe-Adell
brkle-elect, of Jacksonville.
lo D. (!. Broek
■ ■"" ■
Tooke II. E. Jr. 4 . wife-Fpsncea
Friends of Mr*. C. W, ffh itl
to Jefferson Bid. Life In*.- Co.
Johnson will re g re t to ,1'wrn MhtUh, B. O. A wifc-Mary A. to
m
Came* and swimming were en ’h it s h e underwent a ’nnv'leeChase A Coi
th h morning in the Perwidow
joyed throughout the day and toiwy
n aid.Laughton Memorial Hospital, H nrrla. Ronnie
K
Y Ph I Hudgins
n n d S n lu r d .n
Ladies’ Shirts
Heat
r im
SANKOItll. Md l t l l i v
F rid a y
Miss Kdna Rivers left yester
day for Win-lnn-Spli-nt, N. C.,
where she pl.ini to make her
home.
TW Aaaealcan.liaplaa AtudhrrT
w« M
i
' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown .**:•
L adies’ Gloves
2 for' SJ.00
Made of nel. collon
and silk. Worth $1.0?
a pair.
Closeout $|.95
Worth
G9r.
l
Soeriul
•
1
HI
4.1
<
t
i
. -i
* Hi
• Hi .
■H
Ladies* Hats
All Hummer
Attn) h e r
a s s o r t m en t
CIOMOUt
A a n o tlm e n t
Dresses
cf
M e a 'a
S port S hirtsBuy one regular
price
Hperidl on
In alien nmnll. medi
r
Towels
'Honored
ado Dance
um. large und rxtra
large. -Vuluen to SH.r,0
Palm Reach
Closeout $J.OO
Special
M en’s -an d
4 fo r $1.00
ILFS n
11.00 O ff
m each hat
Panties
llov.n
p i a l i e ( b m k u i htjxik)
Sport Coats
Closeout $1.00
On ttale, at reduced
orirms
MM Value
2 for $1.00
�ft
i
'n m
a iE S B E
a.
9•• e *
>in: sh«
Stale Khlr. -Feb.
Lbioparticipation
boon announced
O A K LA N D W . H TU M CM
M l c l l o r fo r f W » U W
-
ne*. oa ' *n»i«»a* U otooOlafJia
- —.rw—, . ■/ • i,.
MAItT U. UILOKWKU* <« e l in - f.n d a n ta .
•.
v J . f i^ .« T A T im » ,r ^
y .T tm BTATK t J r m i i u v A r o r
,’r Mary V, UtMeWelt. :4 , WMe*.
-tor, "that alnre we rave rone
almoit to the limit of ricellrnce
wjtV.Lhe ol.L competitive plan, a
'"Wngt-Weuld bring re«' Imprpvoment. The non-compditlre pro
gram permit! every county to
budget Ita aapraaan on a buaU
neaa-llhe bail* and give* it a
coal to ahoot at. It will make
tbe county divlelon a n-il e*ooiltlon. U alio will prov.de an
incentive to more eountieo to par
ticipate who
have heretofore
been relueUnt to enter on a tom.
petltlve baaia."
/ S
Two Weeiu Only!
tor 97J0 Naw Ray Machln*|«aa , Permanent
i— ........................ - ............. .— -Special at- 15.00
tor 90.50 Permanent Oil Ware.....Special at f4.50
tor ft.OO Facial____.................. .......... Special 75e
rare and Facial with ellher of above Parnta
...... ....... ........................................—. 91-00
Ann's Mirasol Beauty Salon
■K ATK
•
o f r » . J r o o J K c w o p a a y .- T T f t i «de#a
t e r r o r * t l.e r ia J a U f L .
Met tad of compaiinf with tu b
other for' ctph iworde In lHo
vaffoue. claeeiflrellone. The nr*'
plan.- which will be put into ef
fect on m trial haul* for one
year, hat the end-moment of
county agenta and fair officiate.
• The tM nfe woe made, Rlreldrr explained,- to uniirnve • the
general quality of ti " - innly
The naw world center for "marbite* le Weal Virginia, when they
If* made Of glaee."Real merblea
aft not to bo Had on tht general
market now, alnea they wert
h*nd-*ut iiid polished In Germany
and Cfechotlovakla, from ehalee*
VALUgd MOTBL gLDO.
MIOSB Tlf
p . iikiin rxxt
r. iv. iit-Mun hod newt it into
Oauatlee win participate
PRI.-SAT.
De p a r t m
TUa tratmal pKofoVNa taken aa a government elevator In Chicago
wracked by a myrtery bias* which caoaad $240,000 damage. Hume
Area v a n etarted la the vicinity,'bringing oat one
g epperetue.
ations b n Employmeht Of
ill Take E ffect A ugust 1
tabor inapactor, yeaterda/ called
tha attention of Florida employrra to ^aro naw federal regulatlone, effective Auf. - governIng tbe employment f minom
e. Three
under | l yeara of
regulation!. are
. . . child
____ labor oad en NdL <
4i and K, laauad by tbe
U. t . Children
B
___ J. Bureau
unde*
the child-labor
___ ‘
.provli
-laiona of tbe
Fair Labor Staitlanii Act.
Order No. 4, Mr. Hutcklnaoa
I.
1
i9u. b
n il
ucct o
k iivuiik
•eld.
u tbe veffect
of
aettlng a•
minimum i n of M tears In all
occupations In I
occupation* la aay eawmlll, lath
mill aktogla mill, or cooperage
•toe*.adll, with certain. t*cet».
tlone. Logging of pulpwood to
ECONOMY DEPARTM ENT
ent
a MALI, i i o t u l - r e e
rtm kti
.
PICNICS...... lb. 21c
T S fo ife ........ib. 42c
FAKCT
‘
Sa u s Ag e .....ib. idc
. . •
Chock Roast lb. 21c
SJEoG N A Ib. 10c
F i b e r s 2 for $1.09
Leg >0 Lamb.lb. 21te
Lolh Chops , lb. ti c
nKU,r *® ,r " T
airKLv onaaam i
Sausage.
Breakfast Units 29c
15%-Ot.
cant ,
timber
ng and logging,
rtldat work la
foreet p
the feed
fiS V S U t
abed a»
toe,.- .....p i. jar 21c q t jar 37c
ft Sparkle Desserts 4 pkgs. 15c
-ee
• |b. J a r lfe L
l,
tularly
* “
IHi-tfi* 27l*tak in g Powder 13c
e n d by
the
oideri
D o v r • driven
Operating
Sugar Company To
Cbrtatrnct Honn
«h
aftotr
Mym |»MIL
||
woodworklmr
CLEWISTON. July 41
m a sk lw j «fsedl»s mSSSnai U ti* (Special)— Announcement I
K
fto S y ru p n o .
'etches bushel 99c
F \ —*- — »F-
occopatloni
of off-
3
•
" “’ •••faeeaeje -•«
each meebiaeat helping aa oper been made by Jay W. Mori
ator to faad
matattoU ta p
neral manager of tha Ual
them) hartng diroat adntrol eg
ate .flugir Corporation, tl
plena are being formulated
s s ir iv ^ M - * - •
o ff le U I
cum o» cirtuit c«ut
Br *- f c * O T » to
rtiavrirar.t. 9
Manager P. T. StreI-
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
mi b u t, u t
w i
$3pK
**;K t e * - ®
Ike ird day »t Jaly.. A. TV l»«l.'
rsw r'
V-w
Vi
a
tbaV A in g vrrA m .vi
lb .a k
Okra. *...... 2 lbs. 9c
Carrots.......... bunch 7c
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TT IR S A N F O R D
^ THURSDAY. frh .T 3 l. 1541
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
By
M R 3.
IR V lN c
THE OLD HOME TQWN
F E IN D E R G
O T E X Y C - U P & R I< 3 H T A SP A D E SEARD
.N M O U L D
DOC
Ea'on cHaptjltrd : Watia", Evs'.jn Eaton tw » pro-1
d ls tin g jiv 'e d .
into liteH ry fame H the kind of acuta ,u* with a
correct d o r y yob dream of. Born
in Switzerland in 1902 and edacated abroad, M ill Eatpn had ala w ayi wanted to be r writer. She
w worked In tifo French Paramount
Studios, doing translation! and
•o n e r io t, then had two took*
prUhhed la England. She came
to America In 1MT. pdMWIld
a third ftoWel. and weak to ep»Ad
• two year*' In 'Ahfitpolla' Royal.
Vova Beotia. .There ghe wot on
to the trail e fy tf'fM tla a tln f hl$toriral figure, a . certain Madame
tie Frrnesre wa>o , appeared con
stantly end provocatively, in the
‘ Htrly iilia ltl,1hietory ’ of
•
Port
Boyal, t i ArmtpoHa . .'pa! then
ep ilog Jdie*^ Katoa tracked her
................ | Wealth e f unobleh «he Jaracd
• 1^BeM vob l T ie f « r ^ > ^ lc S 1 8 n mt>
o
• wail-known critics and leading
babkalllen*, It received- r b r m r v
ootwcally favorahlo com
en Hollywood bought
righto for |l0,000,j an
hlng sum for in unpub----- .1 novel by >a. practically ttn• known writer. Then ■ a leading
p u tn up to bc*t-MiJrr propor'■*
^QnUlly
Mr, - Captain
WM** s ta rte d . soaring. the mo• PWnL It Appeared. A rclsltard iy
Im gflpgeritlca aa *. "novel of un,
ctolhtcyon**, i i • '“ dramat t * , heroic U le . . . fold with
Thhr* and feeling' It Hooted
•>«“ . ®n *ho heit-MlIer lists for
month*. Ill heroine joined tho
W h it e
new novel of tho early French;
settler* on (hi* continent — *j
LOOK M O S E
work th at boa*t< even richer ma-l
terial, a g reat v rriety of scene;
D K 3M IR B D //
a story di adventure and lomanrc
lived to the hiU ’by a character
whose youth and valor will canti.
vate fcla audience. The title ef
th u new book ia“ Restless Arc
tho S -Ils’.
Paul «!e Morpain i* a prisoner
of w ar in New England when ho
gat* wind of the plans to send
a ti ta n ic expedition
under S ir,
W illlap Rcpperril against Louislo u r* , the fansou* French fort.
Determined to worn tnc Gover
n o r o f ; {.ouitbourg of the force*
aatberlnw agrinat hint, Paul seta
out on a
dangerous
tUlO-mlte
jearney try sea and forest trail.
In the eour»e of which be meets
th e notorious rflftfr' r»fantnMm,
The "Abbe le Loutre, m arries an
Indian girt, only t» ' It.', ’in
"With the Governor’* d a u g h ter'
during the siege and surrender
of Louis hour?. The phthetic and
terrible story of this *jrge is ss
thrilling aa it i* authentic. How
It affects Paul, who turn* fueltide, .then pirate, w hat befalls
his Indian wife, how h r a t last
fulfills his destiny, builds up inlo a story cf vitally compellim
interest.
Evelyn Eaton scores again in
her we of fasclnatltie historical
m cU rlal. Ami again she gives u j
an unforgettable character, il*
richly hemsn as he is romantic.
Broader in scop*, moro search,
ing in material and more finIshcd In writing, this proijiiac* to
surpaa. even her fsmm
niiuh first jher’s "Snrntog-i Trunk' Sche.l
historical novel.
I ulnl fnr Nov. ’t, the Link haJay Doran's bijf book'nlrrOily K**ri purrlm^nl Ly th**
Fall ."will bo E<lna te r - motion pictures for tli«* hijfh*
AND
DELICIOUSLY
TENDER
DOCTOR
t>
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J C A N S * I C
rat
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pw t
LoWwtt E v t y d a y
ROASt lb
B o d ie s
(Plop
Goo«P Taste Oieb 2 l b s ..
Sweetheart Soap 4 bats
V U IK J .«*«•* * '
Id G ^R iM Bb
8 D ie D k g 8 . ' U . . . . 1 8 C
Toilet Soap 3 Mr i2c
Soati FIdkes
2 am. IVc Ige. 22c
O ct Cleanser . . . 5c
RIB-ROAST - STANDING
lb.
CHUCK ROAST
»b.
FANCY SHORT RIBS
IS.
Coco fa'i oi*«f»
mtifrrs
BABY BEET
V\ 9 »
Ten ter B.b CIUD
'••I
•
Arthur G. Klcla
• il-.i* niinent <tn«l
i • IfUtlld kiiMhip of
h«* nmuAril him-'
h » lift*,
tw o
in.
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i»n»« hi*« finn-!
*
t f »m n 4fai»| ho imp
• n \ S ’rprt in llti^tiin !•»,
* it ion
from
tho
•mt* f . • « n l a wife — «n«!
r«**rue Torn from;
\ w Oilt-itni. The’**’
:•!!’ * * ' rt»«i* nn»l iltu*
11 i'i toi itixr t tht*m with
a ni ihitnll, .T color anti1
•*if •* i '.i which make*
no • 1 . in* of hi* ifrente**
‘"•i.i •
n m American!
I • P»rm ' in 193.1.
ii .kinl yet it hnppen*
!»i<» • nfjka tlc.ilmj* with
» | m 11<» f nr plftrc L rn i to
> :ft»ui>" rather than beinf
■ » i .1 om on/«t other..
»*an lut thut it's a «tU
'••lent to the hopeful fl"
think* he him run Up• riir.n.Tl *ul Jcct or the
tint.- t<» prcAent on ol*l
J
l.flnn,
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MM a M KCM**4L
POT
n<xul
lb
Pkit«*«
S law
19c
BLEr
lb
11c
B eal
lb
18c
H o ttest F rlc* In
V ow nl Lb
T**niUr BoLy IW«f
UW I
lb
29c
1 2 ic
r»tr»C SfY'* G« Po*k
R oast
lb
19c
lb
21c
Smokad
B acon
lb
29c
Lean RhoulJar. Pcxk
S teak
lb
29c
A'mours Star Br« ikLj<t
S a a sa g o lb 35c
Fresh Dreste<t
FRYERS
Tender, fnl lb. 2.1«
Rindloti. lb
ib 2 3 c
L o h s le r
35c
l. 1w
IT A •vl S
ib
M eal
Ml Vovno^ tiodlati. N >r»o B»i
B a c o n ib 3 9
25c
PURE LA R D In cartoni
W H IT E M EA T lor boiling
BEEF B R A IN S toloct «o»s
32c
lb
i • • .-ir him
T3c
»h
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FLAKES
or Poet
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n
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car.-* If*'"
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mu# * i w t
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24 c R I G S
5
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O RANG E JU IC E
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4 6 oz can
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ELECTRIC
CO.
!Ti I7»J -
lUgular
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(facto*i foci 3 Jb. 23c)
COWI
!6
D apoiit —
w ith
21c
W a to r G ro u n d
10 o» : 1 2 C
Boltla
RITZ
2 for 19c
5
Salad Dr«88ing—
19c
2 9 c TROFJCAL
U. S.
G o ld a n A g e M a c a r o n i or
StrcziihffTt
1 E lborta
PEACHES
i
lb s
I9c
I l l MACNOI.IA AVFS l o k e l y 'e
POTATOES
10
.
lb s
4
“ nc 19c
D<y] and Cat Food—
t.-.
iu - s
P ie m .
S oap
17c
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Jd lc*
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:ir. i
Till Apple
tot 25c
J a lc *
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£i. kely
H earts
,i
21c
L A li c e G r i m
l«gs
Pi*, in
Pom-ins C
5c
T jlw u l
DOG FOOD
C u lo
Buihal 1 . 4 9
N o n * Highor!
Nke Peer.-
iMr.
45c
20 M 11« r-»ant
BORAX
( Plifa
II B.C.
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J ib
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01
Mb
A m a z in g S p e c ia l!
5c
pkq
4 i *ii.r.-^
nprT /
T C A
.1 lb 27c
IColl^iy's Corn
Sanford
27c
Ib
End
it .. i
H a ll
C •Mi-’-
South. BIacuU
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
25
C io n a c n 3
Friilav Onlv
Bunoleis 7o.il
R oast
. m
r - >’ ■ . ■“
i h r l m p ib 2 5 c
It
rc i
M u l l e t Ib 12c
Tender, Skinless \
Fresh Grcurvi THOPPl ti
.
Frolic; sinister, alluring bey in 1
words, with the overblown beauty
of a fadinn vnahantrria — thi.
waa New Orlean* dcring
tin
Civil War, .when the presence uf
an .e n e m y army east off lra.ll
tion and looaed pieiion* lonif held
in check. In lltn Army of Oreo
pntlon waa young Tom Badluc.
lb 29c
Corned
1N3
<
S lt o k i
a s Ma. I N. C. Cobble.
F B v rfs
25c
pkgi
^hiour’s ^ fg r - KANSAS CITY - Beef
ROUND--LOIR-.CLUB
lb. i'le
T-BONE - PORTERIfeMB- 1
lb.
"Wild I* the River'.
Graimlatedi'Soap
Prico^ Good Th u A u g u st 2
QUANtitv aiGHU ctstavto
P ricw i
CHEESE
__
Breakfalt BACON Ib. ,
2
. i H EaTAIL'
■« >STORES
serialized In an »>'
frevinti-d version in. Coamoi»di
tan Magatin*. The bsckgroun-' ■
old New Orleans, and Harat izn
In Its 'glowing htp lay. The tim
is the 7 0 s and HO's o f the la«'
century. The holy of th - » t.i.
I* that of the - meeting In NV >
Orleam o f a void/ Texan » h father the railroads hail ruin-.I
and of the daughter'Of u gre ii
Creole aristocrat ami hit
mi
tress; of thsir joint descent up '
on the fashionable world o f Sain |
toga, of their glowlr>jr romanand of their first blood ta>t.i el
the railroad
wir*
that
w.r.
building he country ami drniniiy
It at the same
tim e, of lh<
tremendous beginning o f , the Mi
roop In frn d.. This Ii .tan' epic of
America in the making. M iss Fer
the wolLktiov.n Author of
"Show B oat”.
h'aw Orlann* will probabiv l»
Ho scene c f qul’e s few of tin
beat sejlera this Fall. For we al« n o m tm
(he aetUhg for
iu c r ip
s B oo I D e r
it'.H U C E S
price ever pual far a
novel
(Th. n l -e.-oiji* to bv t an advndu
in this price almost ever-.' vrio
.."Ear IVqu.-n The Bella.Tulls*' « n
Ih* lis t fcig-'e«, nrlngimr In n
aatlm atrd. Iiso .fo o .)
“.kaTatpTtuok1
Truok'*U a lio rcbcdubvl for -i u
Plump Young HENS lb.
o n d f a o Ho i i i i
AVHOUSAU
NOT A
d io q ep:;
TRENCH
Democratic eholc* to succeed t!
late llsnresvntatlve Michael E<le
Itain^A rthar G. Klein, also hacked
by the American Labor Party, was
favored to win by a large m.ij ntv
in the special cengrosional elcetlaa
In New Yolk Cijyi contested b)
George A. Hatting*. Republican,
priced Ion. w * alao , carry , a
complete line e f at* plea and ,
By STAN LEV
JN T W E A R M Y A S A
-III - 112
ML ATS—
F L O R ID A
/ M « $ G 'A ir .N'
BUT BO Y S
SA V E
• .
•
weekend la a goad til
an In'*alack ap an erei
- j« | -need.
* Fgeah
'
tkip fyon
i- - t -
HANFORD,
• •t i'a»»d U \ PlW (0«|
Y o u A lw a y s Get G ood M e a t ” .
-/A a O
WE REaEKVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
4Q0 Sanford Are.
“FREE DELIVERY”
TV
I. ———
..
P hones
BUY NOW
HERALD.
Tft
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: 1
jn Talks Of Ring: Champs A N O TH ER W ALKER?
;;
Plugs On His Own Boys
MING
l b subject for discussion but
Many - Whs already rounding the
M turn:
“Let's talk about former heavy.
eifht champions.”
mpiaoes In'tho group lounging
tout Ms office tried (o say
rfcay" and was choked off at
PYtoh, Ihra seen 'em all sines
aWvkn, ■CurtsIK* 'Fltsstmmens,
l But yon eouUlnl find one
the bunch could take a punch
tar than that Mg Aba Simon
mtns that's gonna fight Bu<ldy
■r August 81
In Madison
aura Garden. . Wo was gonns
to ths fight autdoors hut rainy
ison and aH It’ll probably be
tar to haew It Inalda. .
Ifmmy gasped far air and took
' CM+I
mw Jim lick Qotjit. Fewgbi him
for *3 roundi without ever hit
ting him. Twenty-third round
started the same way, Jeffries
f,
starting out with those left hooks
M
—shoot 20 a round he'd throw—
M
and bang, one to the belly conncctcil, he followed It with one
to tho chin and tho flgbt w j s
one.
: dm
•'That Jeffries, now. My hoy
'M
Abe Simon sia-fooLflve weighs
■
200 gonna light Buddy Baer
W
Aug. 81 in U.i Garden b a tot
■
Hka Jeff rise. Pastor. I’d nay, to
%
mors Ilka Tunnsjr. Baert Oh,
be‘s the Willard type.
"NoW after Jeffries I'd lbt
Fltulmmons. a froik of a mid-jm
db-welght—only wslghrd l&tMW
HU
pounds—srho won almost all hb
i /gs
lights after he’d kb»*d the can|f g
t s s twice. SuHlran I'd pul next.
{
"Braddock was a tame batV
tier.'Baer. ScbtartteTr . h V > « w n y . l
Cirnera and the rest you can
1
put hr be#, b a te TP^tN*. .l* 3 M 3 K .V r
youh choke.
^
•Oh, yeah, almost forgot. About that Baer-S imon fight.
That's gonna be the ibmndest
thing ever seen In a ring. Guartar of a ton of fightin’ men In
thst ring at one Urns. My bo/
100, Baer about 210.
"And they're both teen going
„
great Both put up great battles
/ ’H
against Loub. Abe's a mortal
I J
rlneh to knock him out if he
s h r im p s
Hundreds
Ofn Enthusiastic
Steak Lovers
' era
r a rw n ir a r w m r /i» m l,.— O
The FINE QUAUIY Of These STEAKS.
CocHRAM e IS BfilAla*
COMirAflfp Wifrt Mlaa&i
WAUkpft, (ALSO FROM
CUYABPflO
'*£ C a X A t* Tb FlgH T
UdVoAie fio MATT** Mow
“ToOdH
Compound Lard ZHmT25c
Bacon 1714c Pig liv e r 19c Asst. COLD CUTS D>. 17c
Tender Milk-Fed Veal
GATBACON........lb. 19c
C u tlet* .... J b .
L o t Chop*-, lb . 85«
SHOULDER' ROAST....... Y - ~
- r - lS S
Boned A rcDed Roast or Rib Chop# lb. 29c. RED, SAUSAGE... lb. 10c
U Z A W f4 .A U ,.
VUAUdfP,"
FIGHT*
for<dB tM/ic fcft-nte m e-
P T A ceruunfift cx rrrip tO f-lK C *R iH G r
lA iA iew A R ti.duL V ad
Ott’s Handicap
Proves Asset To
New York Giants
‘A RETT
West Holds Edge
On N a t i o n a l
Power H itters
Kitw t o m . ju i, i i . - i i , T
: r , i iY
; L „ c
dal)—Sucesss secrets In torottelljt0* . £ ? . \n .u \d " r f“ "4ad?’ * J E
art fasulrutUng when you can .TUt Mat's lot on a lot el close ones,
to the inalito .torv u .i rut
W|th
UcGrgw racking
hb br.lm to find « solution. Mil
solrsd It blmsslf.
. <;>et
Namely, bo took up home ran
hitting, so ha wouldn’t n*vr*t6
I KNOW, SOTHff ONC/ WAT)
stop at any bass nil tbs way
t o t a k b wis Mind o f f
around. Thb method of coping
with tha situation mads tha
HKI2, i s TO <3ST*OMB0Na
schoolboy of l#27 tho grown-up
----------- - PaBTTlVZ l \ ------
By PAUL ROBINSON
HVfiON+W* A BAD O W
o r P tm u w to c o iM fi
f*iHraUBW«3SR,ANO
I W/WTYOUTO HRPMS
BfXAK irup/i — » ■J
BlIT^MB, GATES
that's a b i g r
a a o m r-J
SUES VBOV ,
.T & i
W fifk 8
ttSPTM® UTTIC TALK TO OU0GSLVDS.
ww Aorr roavou
T 'il t '
THcOoVS UNCOUSrSOLV
SP G ILEO A N D SK L FISH /
MAYBCY0U BSTTSTZNCr
GSTM fXfiDlf W irANY f
'D tfP C I
m I* til* • Iki.lon-Brooklyn Tint It is paosftls for West U
[Smes played in KbbeU Field so beat, tbs sarliest prertoua date of
ir this y H t : la • » M u LH 5 aO-arouad homer eompWtloo^ioimts fat, Broeklyo. mete than As*. 18. when M m
Mine and
is hit In hie home yard, ar t* say Frank McCormick both chalked
iOict orchard In the Leone, lop their «th dtp. In the i>40 race.
Inly two Brooklyn y k rltie I LH twhta needs I t Loub and
’em mi and .La vagvtto—topped *New Tort and can fa t them both
(a s as a producer of bewwdary by Aug. 8, the PhOUes leaoehto*
lews act Inst the Brooklyn sky* la aariea at the Polo Grounds ths
fatSk
• -T.
l<
w n , jay Boston tendon Brook*
If* Man/ mekaa It at •Forbes' lyn. Dangerous Danny can’t make
Field next week, beU get Ms bio T thabjeethu until Aug. 1,
NEW YORK, Aug. 81—<8pet b ll—Max West, toll young Cali
fornian who paces tha Boston
Braves In ran-drtviag, holds tha
In tha race far tha JM1 AllAround Homer-flitting champion
ship.
Fire
long-rangers—Bill
Nicholson, Vince DiMaggio. Babe
Dahlgren and Danny Utifhllcr,
In addition to Max—have hit
kotnara In 0 cities. Mix gala tha
first chance to forgo out In
front.
Casey Btongara. Braves, with
Max their No. 1 tolly-Knockar.
a n wgy oot,In .front of last
»t«r'l victory schedule, through
Cielr 7th. place sta tu as they
sailed west in hate July * tended
to obscure thalr upward trend.,
Mow far ta It from July I”
MJunior pitching staff,
by Count Al Jaranr.' U
Its mark In the Nstional
rue pennant rate pletoraTtodl
g up wins for the Huh cetera. •
i year the 80th Boston aria
't rack up haul Aog. 8 whan
rath already had M defeats. |
da years Braves recorded
30 on July 10 after losing
. 4 ] games! Not peanantnlng proaress, of couraa, but
( HAVE A u m t
ACCOUNT TO
AND C lO S ^ IT ,
fe
Cobbler Potatoes......lO lbt. 19c Avocado Pears...
Green Tops Carrots 2 bchs, 15c LEMONEi ......
r v w h a s o n ie t n e
Freestone Peaches.... 3 lb*. 14c ' c C b k T g L clw T W fc
Prank Car o f Colorado V eg e ta b le’ /
Rad Labes, Broccoli, Gr. Onlona, E n g. I'm * Yellow Onions....
loe Bananas 3 lbs. 14c Cooking Apples
cans
i ta .
rvatel
no. a, can
a mw
nrvrg Moonn
BEEF STEW 15c
Prunes po. 2% can ^ , . r 15c
Beans 2 med. cans ..... 25c
jam
POTATOES
5c
Beans 3 nb: 1 cans
Apricots no 2Vi cans 19c
anoo rtvmq
■'_v_“.
A qiam us no 2 cans 27c
PLuea^pTe no 2% cans.. 19c
Tomatoes no. 2 can . . . H ’/jc
Peas 2 med. cans— - 25c'
T iST2 cans J 270I
1“ ^ C‘
LONE KANGliR
JV a-i-V
rrcr-psttfri*
r*
.r «^^**a*v
45
w
m
.
&
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I
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Sfjnlnole County Product*
tanfnrd la The Only Central
F*orlda City A fford in g IUil. illghwaji
J|or« Fruit And Vegetables Than Any,
Similar Area In Florida
And Water TranaporUllon
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSKAPlUt
VOLUME XXXII
EatabUahed In 1908
SANFORD,
FRIDAY,
Radio “Alert" For America
Gasoline Men Here
T o Co-operate In
- New Closing Time
dealers D e c l a r e I t
Is Up To Public
• To Do Its-S h p rft
In CoriserviiVBr Gan
FLORIDA,
1.
1941
In
Be
(x ra riT C d
E xchange
R u b b e r,
-
R ic e ,
*
For
T in
________________________ ______________________________
,
^ L__
.
L m C
^
ly today that Japan has demand |
ed military haiei in Thailand
and control of that country'*
rubber rice and tin production
In rschange tor the province id
L*d> and the ancient eity of ;
Anek-r. both in Tokyo-dominat
ed Irene! Indo-China.
London
hrlirved
Thalland’a
only alternative to (T ia tin f the
b t» ^ would t« forcible Japanese
occupation of them.
»■ inner Welles, acting secictarv of slate, announced last
nlglt the United State* had ac
cepted official apologies of the
Japanese
government on the
boml-mg of the U. S. S. Tuluiln
at Chungking, China, and that
the inridrnl wa* regarded a*
Sums For Improve
ments Will Follow
28 «
Army Said
All Along
■*' Russian War Front
!I t r o n g h o I d H
A. P. Confirms
%8eS~FfflRj
AT'
or A i r p o r t
NUMBER
Member Associated l*reaa
Japanese Said
ToHave Asked German
Thailand Bases Stalled
W o u ld
Rationing Seen
As P o s si b il i ty Hisrffins Says Other
Savimr To He Effectl ed Held In Doubt
By Some Officials
AUGUST
V
O ii T tu ^ f te r m a n
Thrust Is Reported
Nearly Exhausted;
Communique From
Nazis Lacks Detail
lin ttT e fro n t
Hopkins Voices '
F a i t h In Reds
Confirming an unofficial adgance announcement made
in
The Sanford Herald la ,t S atu r
David Sarnoff (lo ft) radio executive, shows 3 r « fo rk ’s May
- fln » o lin n , d e n ie r* tn S a n day by City official,, the Asso
or
LaGuardla
how the new radio alarm, the “ s lrrt receiver"
fo rd . r e q u e s te d b v P e tro le u m ciated I’rras reported from Wash
^ 'n o r d i n n tn r H a ro ld Ick ex to ington today that the new San- works. Easily attached to homo radios, the machine has a hell
clo?e t h d r a ta t io n s - f r o m 7:Oo ford municipal airport had been which rings and a light which glows to notify listeners of em er
N X S IIIN U T O N .
A u r . 1.—
P.- M .. to 7 :0 0 A . M.
e a c h allotted $216,000 by the Civil gencies, such as a ir raids, should they ever come lo the United
S u m n e r W e lle * .
ir t *
Aeronaut
ics
Administration
for
'"K S tfrrlary of HUtr, me- *
tlav .
e x p re s s e d
th e m s e lv e s Improvement*.
States.
closed
c«fn| l.crnuinv today nf hare- *
to d a y n s w illin g to c o -o p e r
The Associated Press bulletin
Welle, mmlr the announcrnifnt
l*ce im pudrnrr in urging
a t e 100 p e rc e n t th o u g h m a n y
Id:
• ftrr r»n«ultatii>n with Pr««i<lcnt
M rtirii In pr«$te^t to tha
“The list of construction 01
" a i d th e y d id
not
l>elieve
Rro»rvr|t.
I m ini S talr<« fiber the black*
improvement projects
on
28rt
Thr official apologir* of the
li-tini# uf l.aiin
American *
m uch
g a s o lin e
w o u ld
be airports officially designated sr
Japanrur government,
together
firm., ratalngned aa pro-Alla.
KVCil.
necessary to national defense
Hr added .M nint did not rewith *n offer to pay indemnities
\Vhole*nle
distributors,
wh<- was announced today by Brig.
for the bombing of the gunboat
Mulre any advice from Ger
serve most of Central Worlds Geo. Donald It. Connolly, admin
m an).
•
and to take measures to prevent
* o m Sanford
term inal,,
said istrato r of civil aeronautic*. The
such incident* In the future,
Hr
(ssartqlrd
Prtog
list
included:
Sanford,
Class
3
Cattlemen
o
f
this
county
are
were made yesterday by Admiral
their industry will contftiue to
asked to nttend a Joint meet Nomura. Japanese ambassador.
A tltilf H itle rs in v a s io n n r work with the government to (runways from 3,600 to 4,500
fre
t)
$215,000."
ing
of
other
counties
to
make
mu * wen* n ir tu r u il lit L o n - Ip answer to queries concerneonservv gasoline, . but* added
an organised effo rt to get some
Th addition, Congrrsaman Joe
thr ambassador's visit, Wallet
that it i« largely up to the ■pub
d i .n r e n o r ts tra la v n.s H talled
immediate
relief from
flood
Hendrleka a t Washington wired
the envoy had railed on
lic to do moat of the raving.
|'l" H g H i" w h o le 2 .0 0 0 -m ilo
conditions
through
a
meeting
to
official instructions and had ex.
W An official of the Standard The Herald as follows: “ Burs
,S ii\ie l w a r fro n t in th n n a n t
be held at the Kissimmee Court
ed the tegret of the JapOil Company said he anticipated vou will he glsd to know the
House at 2 :3 0 , o'clock, Saturday an#**' government.
'" 4 h o u r* nnil n e a r Ih e n o ln t
rationing later, and th at IckeV Civil Aeronautics Administration
Practice sessioni for the 8em- afternoon, C. R. Dawson, county
lie added that the Japanese
" f exhm iM tion.
request wool,| test the reaction has allotted $215,000 for the
agent,
said
in
a
letter
today.
Sanford
airport."
Smoke rises from building* • in tin- Inn kgriuind »- l.i nn.in
Inolo School Bund will begin
government viewed the incident
of the public to m easures of
In Mo.sgiiw. I l n r r v L. H o p
The
opening
anil
widening
of
The
sum
appropriated
hv
thr
' this kind. Ills company. h% said,
Tuesday at 9:30 A. M. In the the Ellis Canal, to connect the aa entirely accidental.
k
in
s e x n n -sq .'d " e v e n
m o re
CAA
does
not
represent
all
the
troops
enter
a
town
near
I'eipu*
l-nko
in
Ibidrive
nn
the
K
i
The Tokyo government, Wellea
A nd been making weekly reports
auditorium of the Sanford Gram St. Johns River with the Indian
said, ha^ informed Cte United aim city of Leningrad, inn.tiling In Ihe Nasi , .i|,t n>it An nr.Inn; fo n f itlc n ri' lh u t H ille r Is n o To Mr. Ickes on gasoline eon- money to bo spent on tho a ir
R ivrr at s point two miles south
Ifty to
sumption, and that the rav o n . field, according to Edward Hig m ar School, with students from of the Cheney highway, la now 8 tm .s of concrete and detailed
secretary of the Chamber Lqpgwood, Geneva, Oviedo and
• i-aram th** lii-rmnn fuehrer**
lara-urca which It has taken lo to Soviet communique*, the drive her Inen -tuiqieil
imr might he put into effect gins.
Unltad
being
considered
by
tno
II
Commerce who has been ptish- Sanford expected to take part.
livndt|uartrrt linin' .mother com.
prevent a recurrence of aueh In
when consumption figures could of
S
tates
engineers,
Mr.
Dawson
*ng development of the airport
iuiifii$|Uc «»f ex tcriia Brevity and
cident*
bo obtained.
He said other funds will prob The tetsions will bo held each said. The cattle men are urged
hftrtrn nf iletai!
r
In addition, Wellea said, Japan
_ This same official said th at ably *hr alloted by the govern- Tuesday and Friday morning,
to attend the meeting and ehow affers to pay tndsm nitlss in full
"lluttlch on the
east fro n t
Who real glpch of the nightly m rnt later.
th eir interest In tha project.
jv
_
,w .
R-.
E.
Kipp,
principal
of
the
rontinur
to
ilcwliip
in
our
(•«
.•losing would not be felt until
Only espense to the City la
vor."
winter, when Florid* la , filled thy development of the airport Oraimnar School and buiinese dian River, Remlnole and other
Althnrilativc »|uartcr» in L#on«
—-sirlMt, tourists.
- to a ' Class 3 TleM ‘ Is * tha en manager of tho h*nd, #pkf-to nearby raunllea via automobile
df*f» A h -n liJ
vena “abm>«
As
Ih
r
’
ambassador
left
Ih#
At the Sun Oil Company, a gineering. W PA will furnish thr day tha practice periods would he
irpl
I •«•• I v
no
in d ir n iio n * '
that
the
Slate D« psrtm ent, a fte r ronf*rspokesman said It rem ains to be labor.
Wight,
local
rattle
man,
said
pas
necessary for tho band to learn
Soviet
ring 10 minutes with Welle*, he
« " c n If tho order will save gaso
The two runwsys. which wilt new music beforo the football lures were flooded so badly the told
It*iiak cennewspapermen he was m«k.
lin e . Most wholesale deliveries, he 150 feet wide and from 3.500 season begins. T. M. Dolllson, owners would h s v s .to sell their
" "
^
I . Iml
. I
t . fitmt ■*. k
.■%
s m i t s imminent.
san tn .tn l
except during emergencies, are to 4.600 fre t long, will make |t Instrumental Instructor for Sem eatte for a low price or let them Ing every effort to Imnrove rein,
Mopkin*. IL S lenae-lend adtinna between the United Mate*
made in the daytime, he said, possible for U rge planes to land inole County pubUe schools, will die.
nitfii tr.itur. was Believed to hitvs
snd the order thus wilt not a f and take o ff a t the airport, Mr. direct tha practices.
All through the upper $1. John* and Japan.
Is.Id
Ureiiilrr Joarph Stalin th e t
“I’m doing ney heat." he said,
fect the term inal pointa. There Hirgins explained.
Xoiiiiiitii |ir«tdoi*tmn of. war me*
Beginning band students are River valley the Good covered thr “to Iron o u t difficulties end
J s a S tate law against dellverlc*
In addition to paved runways welcomed to attend the practice pasture land, Mr. W ight revealed. mainUln good relations between
•••mils would .tiir|iu*tN any for■>f gasoline a fte r sundown, though the governm ent will build laxl
rlods and Itarn what tb#y can, About tw o-thirds of Indian River your country and my country.
i ifii *-Intiwtri.
this Is not rigidly enforced.
County
and
about
half
of
Brevard
strips, lleht tha field when It Is
r. Kipp said, though tho ses
the |(id rommnnd
declared
Earlier. Japanese offl»i*1* nt
w h a t effect the dosing order developed, grad#, drain, clear am’ sions are d#algnod principally for county was under w ater a t thst
WASHINGTON. Aug. I
(,P»
WASH INI i'liiN Ao r I
. 1* i.irlv t*wluy that the C rrm in i
espressed — Senator Hill (ilA l.x.i -»i.| t„.
will have on trueks, many of plsnt grass on the property, Ip regular hand member*.
time. He estim ated about I.dor Tokyo had hurriedly
I' i-Nidi lit KiMi«e\* It .i - iti d .1*- no h.» l lo t n throw n back in
re grots hut, until last night, the
whlrh run during tha night, was addition to erecting a fence and
I l„
No marching, or drilling prac reilea of pa«ture land w as covered Unltad Stales government had day thst sponsors bn.I
tin
Smolensk
sector
before
dlwcnssed by an official of the necessary roads Inside the en liras will
compromise extension b.gi*lH'»,o Iod:*) th.lt |(l| I t't li •-l.iio • to Miriimv in new Soviet counterhe held darlngTiguat,
............................ng
August, by water.
S in c la ir Oil Company.
Cattle men have no place to taken lb* position tho incident to provido n maximum of • | j till- A 111 Milt Mill llllli t * III-* * .itt.o k «
Mr. Kipp ital
stated, This part of tho
clo*nre*>
“ Most trucks hsvo suxl!!*'*
years of service for cili/cn »ul nafii'eot" mol “ fi.inklv
II* r
h« taken o
over
____,
by ___
Mlsa move their cattle as they hid was not close<f._________
Work on the new project l» workx will b«
The i(iioign aui'ceta ih
the
tanks and can carry from 00 expected to get under way In Dorothy Sanford, musk teacher, In the old days when there was
divr*.
thin any niilltiii) c«|o*l mi •..! battle for the grettt decision a t
to 130 gallons of gasoline," he several weeks.
when school re-opens In tha plenty of free range,'M r. Wight
This IH month vsti-ii.iiin, llill tntiiiy ttioiight it would L.
tin center —-claimed in the face
said, “which will takq- them
explained. Now they m ust sell
said, would br in addition to Ihr
All work on the 2*8 alrnort* Fall.
,\ laiufli wu- the |'»e-u|ent - of eiu lo i Herman assertion* the!
through the night,” Rationing of is expected to he comnleted
their
cattle
quickly
a
t
a
low
Georgs Fellows of thl# oily his
12 monlhs selcctrvs. goaid.n.... , only ir*|ioli*e when a-ki d win the Soviet armies ware being
Jtasollne, he added, may depend shortly after th# first of the bran appointed reproranUthro of price or allow them to, die.
and rrsrrvist* now nrr rrqiiiri-d thci* tie* mu it y had lo do Joint: fu rito r encircled there, had barn
«M>n the amount of gaiollne ssv-d yesr, according to Brig. Gen. Con the Lyons Band Instrument Com
The Ellla Canal would drain
to serve.
Irfeotetl in the south and reMime t .i 11 I) ui)'
by tho closing meesuro b u t he nolly. Lieut Lucius D. Clay as pany of Chicago, Mr. Kipp an the land In th s t area and let thr
Opponcntxnonttoueil yesterday
The 1'ieiideiit mid liu • i.i tlol pnl id m the north— wa*^report'
• pointed nut th a t Florida
was sistant to Brig. Gen. Connally nounced, and those who need In w ater run o ff Into the Indian i
their senate fight against legis not rouie under llo* lemi
ed to mi early morning Moscow
comparatively close to tha oil will direct tho work, th# Associa struments mav got In touch with River, Mr. W ight explained. As it
A small building boom I* re- lation extending the service perrofiMtiiMiif|Ue.
lend lull anil •;! t I"
fields and was not In much dan ted Press said. The total exnen- him. Mr. Fellows will also as ■tends now tha w ater will come ported In process at Cssselberry. iod* of all Army personnel, Imt |ia pa*e
V to the rem ainder of tbs
e e t Iti.i* s h e w ould
lie eg .
ger of a fuel shortage.
down
the
S
t.
Johns
Rlvac
and
renter of Florida's asparagus Senator
Wheeler (U , Mont.), pl lllied Kll III Wftlll l f o tilde to front, the Soviet war bullatlft
ditura Involved will b# 1*0, *10,: sist In giving prtvtt# Instruction
Lake
Monroe
la
due
to
riae
much
• Service station operators In $10. __________________
fern Industry, which Is located an opposition leader, expressed psiy for the |iliirh«Me •*• lliu ...... ..
on brass Instruments.
a IBB percent danig)
‘ general wetp found willing to
between Sanford end Orlando.
"Tho Lyons Band Instrument higher than It la now.
doubt that Congress would have roiintiy of any mutcM.il t • to* of tIm- Nati version by insisting
co-operate with tha dosing re
Commenting
on
the
new
state
0.
E.
Weaver
has
opened
a
gro
( ompany will maka any lnstru(Is courage to defeat the mea tie*sell into the battle ii/.illi-t I be that fighting was procatding In
quest, though they must awnlt
mant available for a three-month ta x of *25 to |* 0 per head on cery In a new concrete building sure.
mo h.intfed sectors.
Nulla.
orders from their mmpaniea be
period on a rental bails for any entile, Mr. W ight declared u jutt completed by Hlhherd C**As the chamber toiled yester
I nnff irislly, Ih . Germans dsThe
Administration
•!••• id • I
fore taking any action,
child who *wsnts to see If be would work a hardship on many iclberry, and other shops to be day through Ita second day of yeiterday lo brneih n it > f"»tl- .laii-il Ihnt llu> ilrivvs from north
w One operator, who oeually
can learn to play a horn,*, before cattlemen and do much to kill on* put In tho new building Include darale, leaders conceded that loruing price nod lent cr.till'd nh<l
outli nn l.rningrail wars
"keens his station open all night,
Harold Plek#tt. brother of ho or she boys tho Instrument," of Florida’s fastest growing In s drug store, eoda fountain and passage of the legislation, ur b gislution to ini luib* » url*
"i priH'rnllng so rticcsssfully, slsaid he was willing to lock fils Robert B. Pickett, manager of Mr. Kipp explained. Bush trans dustries.
barber and beauty shop*.
gently requested by the War De atallmeni buying of llo* ,‘*bdb.« ibnugli ngninst rrslstsnce of th#
"Cattle
raising la fa s t be
In addition, three more modern partment, might be delayed un
gasoline pomps at 7:00 o'clock, th# Plggly Wiggly 8 tore at Find actions must bo personally ap
muml.| kt tm'iilar
sort, that tha
dollar-a wi rk ” variety.
but that hs might remain open Street and Magnolia Avenue in proved by tha Grammar School coming one of the moat Iran * , structures will he put up by Mr. til next wrek. Under the mea down
Exactly how thirt would In* in* illy
might soon b« put undat
until 0:00 P. M. t^reoair tires, Sanford, died yesterday at. hie principal as business manager of tn a t Industries In tha state ami I'essclberry, These will house sure, tho President would l>« em complished
wtti cnnjci Litrivl.* It srliml slrgn.
It should not be klUad with such other shops and »tor#r which will powered. to 1'x.trrul
service Carr I M f-M ttk his ac boms in Betlovue, 0 , it war
indefinitely \vii.H ip’nernll^^oni eded Ihnt any
Ilniifficially, the ilussiana Intaxes,'' he said.
:
co u n ts.
^
giva
th#
IJM
O
people
llelng
withth# service period* of all regular a llrm p T M
i in i tu Dip contrary that not
today.
prlvnjn r r r
Another service station mena. learned
in.a
10-mil#
radius
of
Casselber
Army
personnel,
selectees,
Na
sere the- Germans
still
Mr. Pickett left 8onford lae*
dit, n.x provided liy'r**ta»l imt only
ry nearly all th# services of a tional guardsmen ami reservists. rhunta
ger said "it was a good thing."
who nr II to »mall wage I,rilling uguinst unyielding walla
to attend the funeral o'
ami that the stations would ben night
largor
town.
Congress
could
terminate
the
which will ha held
furnora «•»» a pavfn»o» fulMIV* but Hint llm ilefens# was in fact
Th# Casselberry development I’rrsldcnt’a authority
efit because thdr light hills his brother,
at' any
Burial «M bo In Bode
b rah , would rnicn grnvc tun.mg into s war of attrition
would he reduced. “IH have time Saturday.
has extended lb# Winter Park- tima, lowever, by adopting a im (ime
^ j r # s ils ii> * j ) ii j |ii^ ^
((■ullHurJ
t*aa* T h rrrl
Vtlte
CAMDEN N. J, Aug. 1 _
MalUand
roadside
beautification
*Jo make the early show now,"
concurrent resolution.
A prominent cherry grower el i* V - Enrak L. (Nucky) JohnSales of defense bonds at the program sight of 10 miles along
^>4 added.
Wheeler, taking tha floor for
Post Offlca during tha month of tho Banford-Orlando Highway a desk-thumping speech which
Coventor Kollanl and other Ohio, Mr. Pkkett la survived by Mn. Atlantic City
his wlfa, three children and three '••a«r wbe married Republican
July touted *8,*11.71, It was north. Tho parkway on slther side lasted about an hour, told his
State officials am V
a
former
brothers.
‘ *
. (CM tlaaed M Pago
ihovgM feat night, was sen- announced today by X. J. Holly. of the highway la kept with the colleagues that General Mar
Leningrad's Fail
Not Imminent, Say
B r i t i s h Quartern
Cattlemen To Make Plea For Proper
Flood Drainage Through Ellis Canal
High School Band
To Start Practice
S essions Tuesday
xr& .zzzvnz
jj^ T f r f tc r ^
Extending A r m y Roosevelt Lauds
-Time E i g h t e e n St and Of Soviet
Mont hs Studied Against Germans
Compromise Is Said Resistance Is B e t
Agreed Upon By ter Than Expected,
■Sponsors Of Bill
President A s s e r t s
C
Building Boom
Is Under Way
A t Casselberry
Brother Of Sanford
Man Dies In Ohio
m i
Nucky Johnson Gets Post Office Sells
Ten Year Sentence
13,618 In Bonds
iC S ‘i,
rare of a private lawn tnd alt
tannd to 10 ycurp in prison nnj
stamps-sold amounted the streets and driven are marked
flnod 110.000 on a fed.ral court
to
Ittd.tO,
making
b
grand
to
with charocteristk green and
mwvteUon #f Ideeora tag evasion
tal of *1,609.20 which Sanford wMto sign poets. Three express
to tho government dur trains stop dally at the Cassel
berry railroad station.
Jir SFlorencs
f t f Osi ing tho month.
tho farmer
arc as feuewsi
hook, U . tmootuod In a Ph.U"Under tho expert generalxblp delphia hotel whetu tha couple
of Smuttor Bhoridaa Downey, who want after a' wadding at wkkb
without «Mstioa knows man tha jovial • bridegroom advised
s Nation-Wide Townsend Campaign
For A u g u s t Discussed $y Gab
I
treated th^Jow, t r a il «• £
“Eat, driak and be marry, for
wa a a y ga to JeU."
Parofanb Co m In
this
■hits..}
shall, th# chief of staff, had re
vised upward several times his
estimate o f.th a number of men
n«#dcd for daf#na«.
"What do they want them for
If they don’t send them out as
en expeditionary force t" the
Montanan shouted. "If you break
faith with millions of boya; If
you break faith with their mo.
there and wivte and sweethearts,
1 fear for tha welfare of the United States. of America. And
Btnta
Livestock
SanlCouncil. Stats
that la far more Important than
f Board, sad the State De that General Marshall and some
tment of Agr____
other military men In the army
kora who pun to attend are should have their way."
1 to bring sheets, a pni»».
sahst, towels, tolUt articles,
.
e ii o
■ swimming eeM, Mrs. An• sold. They will bo housed
la aettagea and win have the
Fourth Annual Poultry Institute
Will Be Held At Camp McQuarrie
1. The Fourth Amtool Poultry
Institute will ha hold at Camp
Mcijnarrto, two mUaa treat of
Astor Farit on tha Ocala-DeLand
highway, Aag. U-S9 for a perliiT o f adueation. recreation tnd
M n . la v a Andrews.
‘ Uen agent, laid
et tha meet lned S r & L of
a a S ttin & si
Tampa M T Head
State Baptist Body
Tha Florida Baptist Assembly,
l u V S X i w i c , u , which ia dosing Ms 1841 meet
Quarrio Ijfg Shaw offer* an op- ing here Thursday night, will
ha beaded next year by tha Rev.
W tS T o o ftb a il.
C. E. Rodgers, Tampa.
Dr. Rodgers succeeds Dr.
with
a targe H. Moore, Dr. V . W.
Willies of Jacksonville was re
leased director fat chief for aext
year's meeting which will he htld
tn the again an Stetson University's
.njaSLyjgjg
im ri
M
1 --------- -*•»•
J |
l ife
'
Florida And New England Troops
Reach Louisiana For War Games
E ngrneer Rrgiment of tho 8ott«
thern Division, as well as thoaa
of th r
UHth
E ngineer Regtm in t from New England, have
been hern since Ju ly 1* and hod
shout completed a lengthy e net
of roads over which huge trans
port trucks and heavy artillery
weapon*
carriers
w111 ram b lf
when th r maneuvers start.
Troops
laving on S atu rd ay
jn d Sunday, from
both dlvt*
sums, pulled in this afternoon,
snd the first echelon of t n l u
movements
ments will arrivo
am en Lore
rove Iaonootime Friday. Tho first Unom
train of 20 which will h r t a r J g —
hath _division
J L . rail elemsnU lark
Th# Dixh Division had jftQh- Camp Blooding this
IIKNT1.Y. I.A., Aug. l.- M o to riin i contingent* of thn T hirtyFirst sml Furty-TLlriJ Divisions,
numbering a l« u t 5000 uffleers
and men, camped 20 miles north
of Alexandria,
last night
anil were setting up housekeep
ing in a wooded section they'll
call home until lato in .Septem
ber,
DcUhcmcnts of tho New En
gland Division, numbering 3031
men and 396 vehicles reurhed Idvouas area a t 4510 o’clock, and
unit* of the Dili# Division pour
ed In from Waynesboru. Miss.,
where (hay had Jiftouackcd Wad.
(d headquartare Just tost of tha
United Sutra Highway No. 1C5
Into yesterday, and Maj. Gan.
John C. Persons, division com
mander, Indicated that tha situa
tion was satisfactory. The chief
concern of the divisional and re
gional officers is preparation of
the area which wol be a tose
comp for the *8,000 troops of
the two divisions for the next
two months.
This wgs obviously a strew.
Mas task. Troops of the 100th
The Forty-Third and
First Divisions are both
along a six-mile stretch <
and oak studded woods off
principal ftderal high
and 1*7, and only a s
what will eventually bo
area now aslsts. Fourth
Corps Headquarters from
sonvlUo was arriving f*’
the afternoon and 1$
d«r.
•.'
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D on M e a d Rides OW N ER-D RIVER
A dvance In East Triple Winners
gjbmpton Tourney A t Saratoga
;|B , —U P )-Mrs.
Bar th Palfrey
. Coke #2 New York, winner r f
.th e Boa Bright tournament last
■waal. defeat*-! in* heme *lt:b
. chaaiplon, Mr*. J. II. McGuire.
6—6, 6—0, In the first round of
the 16th Annual East Hampton
Invitation women’s tennis touma■ M t yesterday. She is top-seed• - Psalias Bets of Winter Park,
fdoadsd two, triumphed oyer Mrs.
Raymond Ganirnmuller.
•N e w ’York, 6 - 4 , 6 - 3 . Virginia
A W aM den
of San
Francisco,
•’ Beaded four, also took her fln t
rjond
match
from
Dorothy
, Wightaian o f Boston in straight
■mia. 6-1. 6-1.
? .Hep* Knowles o f Philadelphia
,-defsated Doris Hart of Miami,
m 2. 6 - 4 .
*ln another first-round match,
T Nellie Beheer o f Miami Beach,
,44f*eted Mrs. Owen Anderson,
, EkgUnd. 6 - 1 , 6 - 3 .
flvic, Cochrane Bout
j;: Slated For Tonight
ARK, N. J., July 29— l/T)
welterweight tlllo fight boChareplan Pritile Zlvie
oddto (Rad) Cochrans, of
th, N. J., scheduled far
t stadium last night, was
wd late * yesterday after.
iln- It will be
*r permitting.
D0B8
.
YOUR
C H IL D
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. V.
July
29. — UP)— Ruin
spoiled
opening day at the nation'* oldrat race course Monday la Mrs.
Charles S. Payaon'a Amphithea
tre romped to an easy victory
in the *6500 Plaa!i Stake* be
fore a sparse gathering of 6267.
Five of Americas top twonew low for betting at a New
York race track under the pari
mutuel system— 9252-166.
Amphitheatre, under lie
ve
teran Don Meade, who scored a
triple for his day's work, broke
in third place, moved Into the
lead |n tha stretch run and
ramo on to win Ihv 13139 top
money by three lengths from
John
Ilsy
WUita*y'< Iiu»ter.
Tho
Millsdafe
sta Mo’s Gray
Ilrtam «ra» third. rix lengths
farther tack.
In the Co-fcatare, J».e|di E.
Wldener'i
Roman
ecnrrd his
third straight triumph by win
ning $3200 top money in the Amertcan I.egion llnndirsp. Ro
man was !iard-prr<<»ad to win by
a held from Victor Emanuel's
Omission, tho mud-runner of the
field, with John Ilsy Whitney's
Grnmpi finishing third, three
lengths nway.
Amphitheatre sloshed through
the mild for five and a half fur
longs In 1:06 1-5 to reward hi*
barkers with $3-90 to 62 to win.
Roman, also ridden by Meade,
went the seven sloppy furlongs
In 1:23 flat to pay $6.10 in the
mutuels. Mends aim won the
third rare nbonrd the favored
Dint.
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HENRY
R iggs A nd Kovacs
Climb F or Finals
O f M eadow Club
□ u u i i i / i n r i i / t i i r%» a •• ■
29._<AV-Bobby B i n s o f Clinton.
S. C., and Frank Kovaca o f Oak
land. Calif- favored to meet In
the finals for one o f the many
championships Don McNeill Is
sbdlcstinr till* year, advanced to
the second rond o f the 61st an
nual Meadow Club invitation ten- I
nil Tournament Monday.
Riggs, seeded first In MeNelU’ s
absence tarried through a long
match with 66-year-old Dr. Wil
liam Rosenbaum o f Southampton,
before finally scoring a 12-10, 6-2
triumph. Kovacs, seeded second,
took much lets time eliminating
Vlncrnt Paul df Brooklyn. 6-2,6-S.
The only deflection In the seedranks cmhi when Edward Alloo
of Berkeley. California., seeded
eighth, yielded to Billy Gillespie,
Atlanta, 6-1 6-4. Gillespie's coach
at the University
of
Miami,
third-seeded
Gardner
Mulloy,
rallied In the last two seta to
, San k Palfrey Cooke ,
nip Chaunery Steele, Cambridge,
Mass., 2-6, 6-6, 8-6.
Shown
at (be Seabright, N. J , la w *
Illtsy Grant of ’ Atlanta (wo
Tennis and Cricket Club, where she
competed In the 64th invitation ten
nis tournament, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Cooke la regarded as a strong con
tender for tha national .women's
Pa r s h a l l ,
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N irn ci: m iik u k iiy u iv r n
that p u rsu a n t to fin a l d re > * « t n .
,ters.| b y tha C ircu it
C ou rt
of
tt-m ln o lo C ou n ty, W o r ld * . In e h a n rv ry . on the 1 1 th d a y o f N ovem
ber. ISIS, In th a t
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FKI>K H A I. PAItM
M O ItTO AU M C O IlIM ItA T IO N Is p la in t if f and II.
II. I'A T T IM ItA H . and A N N IE O.
I'A T T IH IIA IJ o hla w ife .
a r* d e
fe n d a n t* . Ihe| u n d e rsig n e d *• H**C.
ria l M aster w ill, w ith in t h - ■
,
h ou rs o f i s l e on l . . j l a .
In
H eptem her. m l a t th e fr o n t d oor
o f the C ourt l l o u s * o f H em lnole
C o u n ty . F lurlda. In H anford. r i .i r b ls. o f f e r fo r s a le a n d s e ll to th *
h lg h eot an d b est b id d e r fo r cash,
th e fo llo w in g d e s c r ib e d lo ir , p ie ce s
and p a rre ls o f U s d
s itu a te
In
Mrmlnule C o u n ty . F lo r id * . to -w tti
T IIA C T I.
The
N o rth w e s t
Q u a r te r (N W
t -« >
of
tha
K ou th w rat Q u a r te r ( I W
1-4)
of
th e
S o u th w e s t
Q u a rte r
tS W 1 -4) o f H eetlon IS. T o w n
sh ip
to
Houth,
f la n g e
IJ
E a s t : lle g ln 10
C h a in * E ast
o f th * N o rth w e s t
C o rn e r o f
N o rth w e st Q u a r tt r (N W l . t i
o f S o u th w e st Q u a r te r tS W I-4>
o f S o u th w e s t Q iia rte r (MW t - t l
o f said Heetlon 13, r a n E ast
IS lin k s. Houth 34.14 C hains,
W e st 13 lin k s .
N o rth
3* 10
C h a in * ( E a r e p ll n g fr o m tha
a b o v e lle g ln I I lin k * t h a t o f
•b e .V o rlh e sst C o rn e r n f the
N n rih w m t Q u a r te r (N W 1 -4)
• £ _ 'b e ; . S o u th w e s t
Q u arter
(MW- l - t ) o f
th *
S o u th w e e t
Q u a r te r (S W 1*1) o f th e said
H eetlon 13. th e n c e ru n (V e st
313 fe e t, thane*
S m ith
133
votksi
Nine €ases A re
Listed A t City
C o u r t Session
WKMTaNhtctNwev cfOMAtn humcuA a u s
lacouv w ca m M P AiAMP a h o a TJuAPrai gy h e r n o H X m n c m
amcuajv*t /w on. erunrom to mrrjmnt rva
L ai it caruMto iv n . it utAanto /fo a m r
w un
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car-
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If ■ I M a t A o u x '/ j aouu e u ti. m a o n o n v urAtut
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SITUATION WAWTKP
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
W H T YOUR
C A R V f/ T H
U uE U A M E L
J?0R ONLY'.
ft
v r. W a r s . C ounty J u d a s o f
H>mln*le C o u n ty , F lorid a , on the
l s ( d a y o f A u g u s t ISO . fo r a p
p ro v a l o f s a m e and fo r fin a l ,ll» .
c h a r e s as A d tn ln la lra lrla o f llie
® elelu o f W I1 .M A M I). K llt-K K .
d r e m s t d . o p th is 1st d a y o f J u lf
A. I>. ISM.
D E L T A M. R tlt.ltft,
A d m in la lr s t r la o f th s ass la t s o f W i t .1.1 A t! U KDI.K it. d s r s s s s d .
•t e - - * r * . it
.»• t : ; . i c o r n -
. » J U H IK , tR U ItO M -- C O I NT V , ST 3 T K O P FI.ONIIIA
In r* th* E a ls te o f C A IIItlB a
F E N W IC K D eeswsed. In I'r n b s t * .
Tw A ll V tbeus i t May I 's s . s m
N o lle * Is h e r e b y
g iv e n
that
1NA n. F E N W IC K filed h e r fin a l
re p o rt as K is r u t r l x o f t h a . a s l s l *
o f C A I t lllH ■ O.
F E N W IC K , d e c e s s e d : th a t ahst file d h e r p e t i
tio n f o r fin a l ^ ie ch a rg *. an d th a t
sh e w ill a p p ly to th* H n a o ra b l*
R. W . W a re , C ou n ty
Judg*
ol
S em in ole C o u n ty , F lorid a , on tk *
Sth d a y o f A u g u s t t i l l , f o r s p
ur*) r* 1 o f s a m e and fo r fin a l d i s
ch a r g e S3 S H eeu trla o f tha e s
tate a f C a r r ie
it. F e n w ic k d o.
ceased, o n Mila Tth d a y o f J u ly
A. I». 1311.
IN A It. F E N W IC K
• E x e e u lr la n f th * e s ta te o f
C a rrl*
(1.
F e n w ic k ,
de
ce a se d .
RANDALL
ELECTRIC
CO.
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PiTTSBURGH
P A IN T S
PAINTtlS s u m i u
.
as a k j u i
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fard Avasraa J**t o f f
URMAOMwarr Am m r a a r m atut tA ua .m m a cssuusroMom k m
New Destroyer To Be
Built In Charleston
CHARLESTON, B. 0. July 29,
(Special) — Construction will got
under way on Destroyer 477, doaigaatod aa UBS Pringle, with tho
laying of tha kae) on th* building
way* at th* Charlatton Neva
Yard- atr Thursday, July . ik .. la
rsrrylag out thu crrsmonl** far
tho driving o f tho first rlvat tha
following officers have been degIgnited:
Rlyeter, Commander W, M. A*-
1 holder-on, Lieut. Cammdr.
n . II. Schoen; heater, Lieut.
Oommdr. H. C. Jones; tester,
Lieut L. M. Da:ivis, Jr. ond in
Lieut. F, L.
g g E L -3 1
Th* keel laying will bo wltnoasad by tha commandant, rear
Admiral W. U. Allan, U8N, Cap.
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
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EAT SHACK
[7tXMx anoou Am srr%sws swo r n or
M U n ja n to uMrwg « m m m a n *
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Advertisements
phase t l t l
|l I s
Excessive Speed Is
Undoing Of Salmon
M
Proa Delivery,
LEGAL NOTICES
A t f l f a oi Ma s Wo *i
-tWo MAMSteffleJlAM
\
S fA k »* AT 605*lrf*| — ’
— Wtf4*U)«PJiW* itl
iQ i4 AND W int-pC TtS
attkC h K > »
Nina rases spaaretl on the
6:00 Baseball Scores
I docket nf tha Municipal Court at
0:03 8up)»er Hour
Ha regular session Monday after
0:13 Youth News
noon at the Police Station.
6:20 IJ. P. N-w*
Charges ngilm t white per
6:30 Second Husband
son* warn: Raymond V. Hasty,
7:00 Excursions in Science
charged with speeding, estreated
7:16 Sport* Reporter
a $6 bond. Oris Wright, accused
7:25 Sam Cuff
thu "Face of of speeding, was convicted and
War"
fined $6 or 16 days. -W. A.
7:30 Time Out For Dancing
Stapler, charged with drunken
7:35 Elmer Davis and the New* ness, was transferred to th*
8:00 We tho Tropin
County.
.4
8:36 Iarwisohn Stadium Conaert.
Charges against negro**)
9:00 Glenn Miller
Russell Singleton, cnsrgrd with
9llB'Public Affairs
larceny o f a bicycle, was trans
9:30 Juan AfvUvu.
ferred to th* County. Harvey
Murry, accused of lascony o f a
bicycle, also wss transferred to
10:30 Michael I-orlng Orchestra th* County. AJbcrta' Green, ac
11:00 IJntnn Wells, now*
cused of failure to report an ac
11:06 Teddy Powell
cident, was convicted and fined
$5 or 16 day*.
11:30 Hal Grayson Orchestra
11:66 Tress Now*
Jou Jone*, charged with break
12:00 Sign O ff
ing aad entering.- wa* trans
ferred to tha County. Jaroeu
Tomorrow'* Progriias
I-odgi', charged with bring drunk
6:30 Morning Round-up"*
ami disorderly, was found guilty
7:00 New* o f Europe
nmi fined $10 or 60 days. Lsola
7:18 Breakfast Brevltlse
Maker, charged with assault, was
8:00 UP New*
found guilty and fined f 10 or
8:10 Program resume ’
8:16 Morning Devotions
8:30 Jimmy Barry, song*
8:48 Tune Tint#
9:00 Diaim Draw
0:08 Black and While not** ,
9:18 Myrt and Marg* .
TACOMA, V a a h , July 2 9 . 9:30 Mantel
UP)— Miss Bonnie Scott and two
9:38 Farmer Dan’s Program
friend*
walking along a Puget
9:48 Woman o f Couraga
Sound beach saw a king sal mow
10:00 Daytona Beach VarietlM
charing a herring toward* tha
10)18 UP New*
10:30 At Homa With Bally Mar. ■her*.
Going full tilt, tha aalraon
•nsred hla pray at th* water's
wig*—but was going too fast to
turn Around. H* landed high and
11:15 Swing Your Partner
on Jh* sand, nearly two yards
11)30 Ufa and tha Land
of water.
:
11:48 Our Gal Sunday
In
proof, Miaa Scott displayed
11:00 UP Ntwa
th* salmon, weighing
a
1-4
12:10 Muslesl Interlado pounds.
12:18 Checkerboard Tima
-----12:30 Dalle* Tint*
4:30 Orggi
12:48 Road of Life
4:48 Wins
1:00 Youltf Df. Malone
8:00 Tho 1
1:15 Joyca Joydan
6:30 Doo
1:30 Nsw Smyrna Varltle*
8 tor Iro
1:48 Merry Go Round
2:00 Mary Mnrgarat McBrld*
2:18 Th* 8oloUta
2:25 UP Newa'
2:30 Renfro Vallay Folks
2:46 Children Also Ar* Psopl*
2:88 Press New*
TWAT^THC
2:00 Bong* of Cheer and Com
fort
Hospital ,
I l l s Melody Marathon
1:30 Accent on Mualo
4:18 Afternoon Varlatlao
4:00 Golden Gate Quartet
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
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tlila a (nr (In a l discharge,
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VOLUM E
xxxn
• ;/*
(E fy ^ ^ r o tfn r &
SANFORD, FIX)RIDA, WEDNESDAY. J fl.Y
l a II
Nazis Claim!
rQvT ‘f
■ •' • /
\ J WVS-MJSI
5 - 1 %
Nfcar Moscow!
^
j k
'J Force Advancing Be
yond Smolensk Is
Said Within 130
^ Miles Of Capital [
Danger Of Inflation
Cited By President;
Connally Will Head
Senate Committee
WASHINGTON.
July JO.
— (A l’ 1— The llou»* Military
Committer by a IV I vole to
day approved legislation to
retain
selectee*.
National
Guardsmen, reaerve officer*
and enlisted personnel of the
Army for military training
beyond one year.
Russians Claim
Surge T o W est!
1Operations Continue
As Planned, Say
German O fficials l
A d o lr m tiV ? newgpauerl
*«aert»d today that German
tWopa knifing 100 miles l« yond Smolensk had advanced
-w ith in 130 miles o f M osw cow, while the Russians tie-1
dared the Red Army tide Is
Inspector* explore the hug* crater which w*s left at 126th
surging west and that the I Street end Lexington Avenue, New York, when an HQ-inch water
Nazi
tank spearhead had
|
,__
,
I main exploded, tending bricks, (tonea and water flying high in the
been driven back 1 0 0 miles , l r y y , , i u b w t y train* W(r, tr«pp«.i between stations a. the
*
„
Passenger*
. .
esctfpi <1
M MHER 282
Member Associated Prens
I 'l l !
Premier A sk s Preparedness
Troops Quickly ij. s. Fleet Reported Bound For The Orient iSistt*r s,liP ()f Pan
Sunk
By *T
Nip-<
Take Over French'
1 ay.
— L
?“ " 1 *’
1ponese Action In
Imlo-China B a s e s
Near Fust Indies
1!W7, Is V i c t i m
Jap
TiiK>l»
p.*
I
through
a S S s f e S I S n h r f Swelters In Heat But
waa being cruibed wita heavy
losses.
No One ‘Does Anything About It’
Elaewhere on the bloody 2,000
mile battlefront, the Germans said
“ operation* continued according
to plan."
Soviet command declared
The Sovl
early today the Germ ana had
been driven from their newly.
dug tranche* In the Sraol-rab
aector protecting Moecow,
and
other Soviet informant* asserted
that nt eome points Nnsi unit*
had beau thrown back aa much
aa 100 mllea from tha meat ad- ■ » , . ____< _
OI
T
vaneod poaitiona reached by In. I A t t e n d a n c e b l U I T ip
IS
vadlng spearheads.
|
f
T rv M i i m h n r f » f
That* claims to spsctaenlar
aucteaaas for tha new Ruaaiaii
counter-effenalvt were sharply
WASHINGTON. July
—Prrridint Knnrevelt,
asserting
that inflationary price Increase*
were threatening to ••iimlormlna
our defense," m kel t .ingress to
day to autlmriie him to estab
lish ceilings fur price- and rents.
“ We f«re inflstlnn, unless * «
met decisively and without delay,
he -aid.
The president also risiuested au
thority In purchase material* and
commodities when ne,-e-siiry to as
sure price
stability.
nnd to
"deal mure extensively with e*cessrs in tne field of m-tallnu-nt
credit".
While refraining from seeking
authority to put n
limit on
wnges, ho said he expected the
yolentary ro-operathtn of labor
lo prevent labor costs from ris
ing abnormally.
A bill to carry nut tho Presi
dent's request is cspectml to bo
introduced in both Houses ihortly.
Also in Washington a Uoptocrnlic steering committee named
Senator Connally (l)-T ex) to bo
chairman o f the Senuto Foreign
Relations Committee. H» will suc
ceed Senator George (ll.G s.) who
will b* transferred to chairman
ship of the Kinanre Committee,
hich handles all taxes.
Senate approval
is neersvary
before designation* are finally
nisde, but leaders said this waa
only routine.
1 .lx no —tel*
Ja
» 'ft uni. i* li’rm ii I
n
!
i
Mui"
al
w
U
|nj*
bn
r n itiiM i.il |i«*li.
l'rtrn * ITiitiin iH ru
Ii*l
I •< .in a
In*
b«
lh
pt
n
Laid To Number Of
People Out Of Town
Paralysis Cases
Increase In South
N \^IIIN«.|I*N. July. 30.—
^H’ l
lh«
| Hill'll Stair*
explain h*»w
lliiit|H
e.aifllt
f
Frt'firh Inili* China
>ait Inn -'i iking rnngv of
\ th»rliM.|-» Kn^l Iml i»*i*. hor
< t.iiii* imrtnaingly rriti*
I mi* *1 Mali** Rn«l llnti-h
(»n.| *>iinl thf Inili*** hi«l
t i i of thc««t nation* |
it . •». noniii* cUmp.iluwn.
|i\ ItnlUh mnl Anii'iiHero lx
in J ipan
on i
. M»|>.tills *
Jnjisni H’^gctipli'il o ff Hawaii.
iirh'Mit
in the Fuisipe liAVi
fit I I lit. i rxccpl
Tietkin
forrign II »iNor anil
.-•/ 411‘i
nl
n where tho J
' •I
\%rt.« vlitunlly
• fill
I’ hilipp ties,
p i i t f f m \v»pnprr< rarly l>»
l f II weren’ t for the strong
m
Influence that Mark Twain still
*
exerta over American life, thing*
I tum h* *1 "lh»* mni»l vh»lt t.l
lx 111 liiwTory*' on lh«* I’ m!
might be different today. It w»*
»!• -•, Ilnialn .m l lh»* W‘
Mark Twain who aaid of the
i» ii .| • InliiJ for impunintf.i**
weather, "Everyone talk* about
|.fii.iht- ««n th** country
_
It but no ono
doc* anything
1 . a*f Nippon')* militnry w
•
about it." Since then It has be
1••**n .of - 011th ltpl>i.rhifm.
I *nitt'«| .States pi pnrtirucome accepted at a fact that no
vaim wtirncsl flatly that wnr
ona can do anything about hot
1 |iowisihility. One infUjentinl
weather, and consequently no
iM|H*r writir i»w««r 1•«| ?hui
one doe*.
'
V •inifton’ri
nt t It Hat*
tow.inl
•
Sanford resident*, sweltering In
J iiMii Hn** "1 0 limrt it l*n*r'
n heat erav* which would make
tl it of ('E.xri’'* U»»."•:» prior to
&
I" P * * o ' »
entertainment Death Valley stack up favorably
t|t- , Atari of the Itiw >Juo.itie> *
along aide Lake Placid, «rv find
m S y S w t t w Into the
MONTGOMKRY.'a I*.. July 3H w,.r of 1901-5
ing
plenty
to
talk
about
at
far
Club
at
their
regular
luncheon
at
vtet- They were Bccompinied bj
Thf at tucks ritnio »■> th#* r*"'
—WT— Alabama's July
outon'iit
tha 4ac laration of B. A . Losoviky tha Valdes Hotel today diseased a* tha wtathar goes but arc do of infantile paralysis gained two •rnmrnt win rompl* tin^ rotmlrr
ing
little
about
I
t
.
the
waning
attendance
at
meatvlee-eommiaaar for foreign
a f
There Is a certain class of per new rases today, bringing th,- HtOVn in rrlillln'iian f'*r the .»*•
fadraC^"d'
o v l # t * » p o k « » - 1 ‘ ‘ ’ Vh.t
fairs
end ' (?fncla!>f8
.
»ion of the wr>'' rn powtr* ill
sona
who are regarded with an month’s total to 1Q7.
mnn, that th . la d in g JTerman
!
Tcslay’s new case* were from fiTfiinir J.ipani** nuriii in «H’.o
envy approaching Jealousy dur.
ualta were in genaral retreat
J* 5,, ,n*
w, r,ing ther* “ dog days.” They are Butler and Laudenlale counts- 'under their cnniiol end
the employee o f tho lone air though most cases have been re. 1described by ve’ ,-r:i*i diplom-itii, 0 Ona‘ U U r ii,,,‘ « I S r t e d
am yl
“
B™ U “
to
Jefferson,
Picki nI.ihaervers ns ’ *un|ir -redenled."
conditioned store
In Sanford. ported in
m o ff (naive waa reported hi whleh
a n,l Tuscalooaa co u n lu - I Two motives ............. -mi lo r tinWorkers la Isaa fortunate estab
The number of Infantile
, verUke utterann • 1‘lr-t. n ,loI Father J. J. Kellaghan waa wti. lishments find fraouant excuse* to
J* f ’-'J 5*;°*
lncrrn-i I
on
tM,rl „ f (|„. ^ „v,.r,|.
t m d elty N J1® * * ® * °**^ *." I comcd back after several weeks daah over to this store for
to
273
to,lay
with
two
new
cases
.n#||l
^ hi
.........
Invaders aftar a
absenca doe to an injury.
fictitious errand, and an their
Involving Infantry, artillery and I
^
^
tk, program* return making cutting remarks being reported In llarrnw fountv
fnr >ny
milil iry niu\ —
^
Unill,|
...... .
4 “ 55**® f f l * ^ _ B T f a d
by Edward V.\Lane to th* their boi sea About bow an.1 one each In Twlnnett and lhgl „
—
* y iy
chairman o f tha Inter-club com nice the weather la over-there.
Catoosa rountir.
,g effort
l!> influence It.....
• a t U*
r a m i ataff dId mhtaa am) n p u t president. Mr
second itey the tola ^
|n Wail.i..,.l..n and I
The boss has enough to sweat
not includathM a dstnlk. Aside I
pointed eat that moat of over as It la, and Ignores the In Atlanta remained unchanged
^ ho h»p « partly to n.tll.fv
faam Its report o f b it t y nnd, for I lh# program* prssented apeak- remark. Sooner or later, though,
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• I llritish-Ameriran eronumie |M-nal
tha BoMians, sucoaaaful •*,lo"| e r a , snd that this could become he will k* found at tha air con
at the Smolensk •whUr. lt told I m0B0toB00* after a white,
ditioned palace himself, buyinr a
o f a resumption o f he*vv fightSpetklng to committee werk- tie he doesn’t need or socks that
ly normal trade with Jupun unlag below Lanmgrad— this t h - l s y , . Mr. Lana told them to make w on t match.
ler day-to-day licenses.
In tha vicinity o f Novorshev.
I prompt reporta on .tholr netivlA t tha office o f Tho Sanford
Developments during ll.n pn<t
Rtsaslan report* « a t t e sttoa-Utea to assist Sidney Nix, secre. R o r n U J t o morning, a asax riot
WABIMNGTQN. . lu te -dil. - J4 hoetw ktatedeslt
—•
full?* |jgfw ind If tbw tVUi bdI
lion afield
resulted whan the staff reported (aT—" Tn,f War Department nn
The
government from, all ns! i S l t e.t
'- o w1ort
- ■
■w .tho —
president for work and found a big hoi* In nounceil Tuesday tho creation >f cta of tho Nethrrlaiids, N<-tlnrday a* gnrwmr.
to
tha Germane agi
appoint soma th* wall whor* their circulating a 'n e w typo o f Army air fan,- lands Esst Indies and rlrituin’ s
wha* I aa that ha
_ they termed the
one in their
fan had baan th* day bsfor*. Just organisation, to be known as nn outh Chine Hongkong
crown
• a lions to destroy
who Is a as th* police o f three states air support con mand, to pruvi-b
«»rather
olony in addition
lo
earlier
committee, ware aboot to b* notified of the close air nujip-irti for
tor-1 member o f tha
ther than to oeoi
gr-mi-I fraeslng of the assets of
UpmffffMUd th it a rtcuU r olsnist missing fan, the busl--------forres.
rltory■taste m
United RUIes, llrilnin, India and
to K-|b. WtotMd to , t o £ Mtok tor gar strolled hi nnd calmly
Tho now un.*-*-—flv J have b«-' n units of the British
common
formed— will include nil sort*
nouncad b# had Ukan th*
wealth.
bom* with Mm teat night
aortal weapons used directly in
Tho Japan-aponsor.il "national
I’ll show you an active one."
Ona of tha pleasant places to conjunction with ground op«r- government o f China’’ itv Nan
* reported eontiaaing eountsr-at- — £ , It waa Jno. n Jlnkln*. also a transact business, If any, tbaaa atlon*. Am ong these
are ilive king froze assets of Britain .mil
. taekaw blah ware ar^* t*
- other
-*k“ I former president of the Klwsnls days la tha office o f O. P. Hern bomber*, light tnmbor*. ohaerva
• been J Club, who pointed out that the don nt th* Court Hons*. Four or lion planes and balloon*, photo, 1he United Stales and announced
Kwstea quarters to
policy Identical with Ihut of
In th elteek of attendant# wan probably fiva big floor fan* keep a small graph pianos, gliders
u S c h e d o T svery W
and alt
bogtentng o f a majar
• w a -ld u s la so many persona being hurricane roaring through tha transports for rkrachute troops futsan.
Standard OH Co., o f
NVw
out s f town, nnd anid ha saw ro o m ' daring th* day, white a and airborne infantry.
York, onu o f Ihe largest ili-trlaa cause for alarm. W. B. Zach- water coaler b Just oats Ida tha
tiatnia-af.gmanlinc. oll ami in.'-io
dear if yau get th lrst^ F
Iearn products in Ihe Jsnanese
On* person. Early la Hnushold•ntplre with branrhe* In »'l nrint o
E r tr a d B s iv k e t o t o ^
*r, remarked tkat th en was on
Ipal 'cities, dlseontinued sales of
ly on* war to heat th* hast
gasoline throughout the emplra
“ Cat out b tha country," U*
-G F ll
BARTOW, Jdly 30 — fPpe- lacnuae nf tho Imposslhili'.v of
at*
w p b hted. "ba*Id* a stream. Then
Odd
llcma
di>p>srd leposlting It* recclptn and re
pull an old hat over pour ayes
o f in n will filed fo r priduixl mitting Ita profits to New York.
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recently
wor* a 133* Th# company’ s action was de
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vote
Chevrolet
and
fou r
hr-ad scribed as possibly only tentEarl No
lives, g woman bequeathed $100 notary pending a elarlf leal inn of
------------ thM that
th* flth
dod’t
bite.”
tha
H
ah
doh’t
wlQ Jate tha
and her outomobU* to * friend tha varinua freosing regulations.
to
m tey T
"all my chicken* and any Ite affect waa .Immediately
to.us ? » s s r s : , t k : mad
—
bring about g further curtailHoa 1 baiter la another on* who hvtstock 1 may own*- to another ia*nt o f transportation. _____ ^
coa pit.
fe r
Th* livMtock Inventoried * at
steam 4 tm tha A m y and oa* chicken, two cote and one
gMggrsI dog. Th* bateac* of tl.<
•state, tons!sting o f about $3,00')
In cosh and O citrus grove, wa*
Sanford.
l*ft la tho Florid* |foth<vlist
Orphaaog* at B*ao*n
Spring-,
according to tho Polk County
Democrat._________________
Regular Weekly
Meeting Is Held
By Kiwanis Club
A l l On Board
Vessel - I
I Ksiapu Injury As
. M i s s i l e Falls
Near
•hit Japan "mu t
.in In n.it ! i .
ihi* w. i l»**i v. i *i
i ** I !#• tunny n
lm n g
v i
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Embassy Is Hit
During Air Raid
R
- \* : l!«*•»r
«>
3 0 .- tA*! 0t
T ‘ from their dtepeat
dteeesl penetration*
Denalraliona I .
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|power waa cut, due to the break.
A war bulletin
from
“ the |
Fuehrer's headquarter*" conctder |emergency exit*.
that Soviet troop* were prcsxins
.10.
Price Ceiling
U
.S
.
Gunboat
In
Chungking
Is Requested
By Roosevelt Damaged By Japanese Bomb;
Water 9Iast Vies Up Subway
(A rm y
i| m tld
Hanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Hail, HichaaJi
And Wuler Transportation
l—l i ' i i l in im t i l l . i l r r r p r r w M -n l i •"'n s * l l k I hi* J . i p n u r v r | n r *
••rnrm nl i»%» r Ih r h u m liin i of
\m rrirN ii i;iinfM»at
TttHiiU Ml <hunukinv liMlay.
-t,v)
I lit* t nlii-ii SLtli’u river
s p A . ' j x . p vi, Ju ly :;o
trtin*•<>ist Intmlii. .Hiitiinneil at
( linii'-'king. t liinrso rnnitnl.
» '" ’ w rivw <>f the United Slates Pacific Fie, t,
American Gibraltar o f the Pacific. It, p. ,1
it Hint th, fleet has left its llawiinuit |,,
is steaming under sealed orders |owai.| It,. 11
ip.iiu
im i ioii ,.f southern Imlo Cp , mq. , ,1
tiiiiguporc and Ihc llulch East lii.ii, .
(*tti lt-ra-il 'itto 1 fi. iul ilnmiiRe
t"iluv win 11 .1 .Inp.i.ti'M' Itoml)
11*-|| nitlv n 1 w ii tvi. nwav,
| A ilint»;ri«*li fruiU Chung1 k1 up
aanI it"1 r.-siilpiice o f
, li.; ii
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Colleclion Of
Brief Points Out I
Aluminum Goes Strategic Value
To 1,475 Pounds Of Road Three
l li lt ' d
• w as
S l.llr -t
in ililW tS Y
il ( iim i - o I in
a
Jap an -
■ air raid
No
on.
al....id
Ilie
TululU
WI
It, Jill • >i
I'h, ’lii'nd. is a si.ler ship
!.,( I'an,, , 1 ,,k l.y .1 1 ponese «c)
Will, a I.......... f
ihe
tom !/•
two
llvva
itiver i>ec. 12,
I'• '. 1
I'n -nil nl l;i"—s»*'''lt esicl yexI,
1.lay III oatlook in tho Far
, asli eii -iln .lieu !.* so uncertain
M,il*s 'V vi.iioiioc penetration o f *
■... him lo ill cus» It publicly.
A l.nl
hi- p 'lm conferene*
le totobotrl ••• . this rountry'*
•■ii..mu. offensive ngainst Japan
iiom,-.111.111-I n*er the weekend
Sunfonrn rnntrihiitiiin «»f alumi.
l’"intmgl mu
il,,
... |„ l,i older freezing Japan***
mini tn the nat urn's iti'fi'iiae ' a l l ............ S l a t e |t„.„1 1
1
..... Ill- he -aid Ilie
Nippon*#*
I"ImI"I I l«'» (iouimIn, it wan re* N. 17 fmin cnninieii 1il m l
t.iaie.ii wn- a very current
alt.
which makes comment at
tirilay from Tampa, when* ilary . lumlpuint., a l.,i. ( , l„ II,
pih'.w of the »rrap mi tul from sur- mg pnpun-d l,y lb. S'
I..I.11 II.» lime unfeasible,
II.
likewise
would
not discus*
,...
r*»iin«Jinir muntri^M wrrr mllt'cti'il Itivit Trail A»-">ci.,li..n
pi a-. -, of ihe inlernntlonal
vi-nUthin In Ibi- I'ii■t. .)
1litI wri^hi'il.
llun-iiii nf KiuhI-. lb. S.,i>..n,i ■1,k,io <11 including Acting SecreT«*n Inn4 of aluminum. <i* of l|tefi-ns«- I’ouiuil and lb
1011 "I .Stile Welles' sharp de.
theni ndlected in Hillslsiriiugh Itmid IX p.Itlim n', Kdw." I II, I ,, ii,. lain ,11 of Axis inlcrfcrcnc*
ciiunty alone, were dumped In gins, president uf tin- a ... it.... I m | aim American affairs.
in n wari-house In await ship said I'ld.-iy.
vs. II. . issued lhell blast at h i.
ment In a smelling
center.
In Ihi- brief, tobtoli r,.pi ' , ..... . pi,.-* ronfi-n nee |e»a than
I itiher- and puls, uirnlane cast (he widening nf rim Mt.nl .m.|
, ball Ilnur after ho conferred
ings and washing macnines piled pri.vcmi-nl nf Ihi- In-il, ii 1 I ,'..1 a III, III'" I‘resident.
up as a rrrw ug wurkmrn hruughl that nraily fid per,, n' ,.f I |...
W<ll.
ul>" rcussurvd T o k o /
the inelal to thu warvhuuse.
ida's Inlal citrus •hipim-iil and 1I11I Japanese vessels can enter
U s |,.,its without fear of being
Nonfnril's aluminum was ml- ivi-r Q0 percent Ilf III*- vwiljibt.
I* la 110 ,1 The rlips. Inchiding th*
lected dining slighlly mure than pass over No. .'1.
Muru with ISO
.1 week uf campaigning by
the
('nnmrlluns with tin- niiniir- m> 1 I atutii
Seminole County Defense Coun nus Army and Navy basis p, Vno in mis alnuird, havu been
cil, -with Harris Anderson as head Flmidu via Slnle Rnad .1 «r-- 1amling " ff tlm west coast ainc#
fiist— Tbnrahvy-'whrn they *p«of tte dnv*. An amount collected afsn fXlfninf out ill Hi" firfc-f.
during u previous
drive was
"Another
Impnrlant
|»,nii . in n il/ w-re warned in advance
Anglo-American
ccoiuimla
added tu tho pile contributed in
hich has been brmigbl mil m l.nt
the cuntpnign which closed Mon Ihe brief,’* Mr. Mmigblnn -aid. , pi 1 all weru imminent.
'I I,.- acting secretary said the*
day night. A theater matinee, at "is that with Ihe "tM-ning of il.e
which aluminum articles were ac new roads from Kissipmo-t- via I (ill,, ihe vessels would not be d*cepted fur admiasion tickets, ami Okeechobee tu Miami, III" high niiieil ilis ir cargoes can not b*
li .po ,,| iif wiDout si'cclal IU
a hnure.to-housu esnvass Con way will have to rucA 11 I.11
,■■■a -. front the rrasury which t*
ducted by boy Scout* swelled the volume of the businrav that on
metal heap.
ginates on
the
Florida
i. 1 I luirgisl with enforcing tho free*ing nrvler.
,, .
More ulumlnum, from other roust.’*
lie told reporters, loo. that
counties pus expected to
te
•Stressing the value of Hoad .1.
brought into Taihiia today and to the brief stall-*:
- I Tilted Slates relations with th*
morrow, and official* them > de
"Highways adrqunle and nruc French Vichy government would
clared the pile would bo tripled Deal for the Use that wlti be not Ih- affeelcil by Vichy*. #ein site by tho time other county made of them for the ready iiilisceiice lo Japanese occupation
French Indo-t’hina. aport*
collections are sent in.
transportation nf non, supplp- if
have Ih en current that thla tou n -___
(lesrwjiter's contribution, which anil equipment »re of nuiior m
In ri pri-al. ildght reco Kjtlx*
Included porta o l an airplane porlnnce end deffnilily i ■ 1 nt al
owned by a Clearwater yuuth lo our national defense program, tho Five French regime o f 0 *0 . «
r
.
d« f«»ulle.
now In the R. A. F. Eagle Squad especially when statistics show Charles
Welles' denunciation o f Agi*
that such movements cun be ef
ron, totaled H i t pounds.
activities In South A meric* coin
Manatio
county
aluminum fected with 40 pen 1 nl greater cided wilh disptUhc* from Berlin
weighed 3I7S pound*, snd In the efficiency over suitable Jtlgbw.tys .luting tho German « w,en| W
midst of tho stack Was a heavy In ronipnrlson with roads esstt soon woubl publish
aluminum skillet with D o penciled adeiiuatc.”
United _
Figure* on tio- volunn of ri revelation*" rvgardlng
wording "A dolf, oceans of love,
rus nnd
vegetable shipment • Stales “ economic ponerteU ono*
USA."
passing over iho
mad
vmye Soutt America by Mack l**U
checked hy the Florida
Rond molh'sls.''
I
Guard Station *nd snpplteil by
the Florida State Marketing Du
rvau. Citrus equivalent Ii^ Y h’.QQ
carload*—43.8 percent o f
th<
state’s total shipment*-, moved
NEW YORK. July 30, — </P) over th* road, white vegrtubl-r
W A 8 HINGXON, July »0|)1^VF|
— Eddie Iwonard. TO. black fsc* and all fruiU except citrus to.
Secretary of
W*r
comedian whoso halting rendition teted I4.60H carload*. 01.3 of —
Tuesday night apologia*
o f the coug, "Id*. Sweet As tho total out o f I'torliLx.
tor Wheeler. (D-. M onti for
il
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Apple Ciller,’
* waa
1m l i s t e d
fcrrlng last week that Dj«
throughout tho country during
liunlst I d le r lntenll*n*W
th* hcyiley o f mlnstnl ahows,
mlr rixed soldier* in training wild
wo* found dead Tuesday in tha
po*t canls opposing wtr.
•
Hotel Imporlal whara ha
Slim-on said at tho same tlm*
llvwl at tho height o f his fame.
an Inquiry at post
**
Th* Lion’s Clab will hold Ite Almost H hours before; the dtslurgur canlunmenU rovraUd
BERLIN. JnJy
regular dinner meeting at th*
nun diplomatie
rapresantetives only that "at lesat m i n i
Vakteg Hotel tomorrow night al hU*^wlf#f bod reported to
dred' o f the circular* had ra _ __
tho vritran coral* bad not re Tuesday distributed to South men In training but thgl^***;*
7:90
official
turned to hJa salt# In tho Hotel American countries an
gainsed attempt*”
war*
King Edward after visiting his reminder, which might bo con madu
"to arouso disloyalty■ *t
Th* Board o f Deacon* of tho dentist
Bxsmhiatlon
Indicated sidered n warning, of Ihe.tya*1 part o f tha loldter* In th*
r t n t Baytut Church will meet death was doo to natural can***. note to Bolivia denouncing ex.
pals Ion o f th* German ixInDter liniments toward* t h * .
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at tho church at »:00
\jfc’
there and attribnttng it to the plana o f their offlcera.*.
Htlrrvion hsd charged M •
Interference o f • “ third power,"
conferene* that Whcer
clearly the United State*.
German, authoritlee, complain in sending tha cirenlt
ford's playground baseball
conunued
Continued warm, fair to partly Ing afresh about antl-Natl ac dltra wo* Tiaar traaaon,"
rod lo » team from Enwith tivity la South America, promised Monday took th* Sanali
Thor*
ytatenUy afternoon by elaady-tonight and~ Thursday
>111ty at • few “ eenaetkmsl revelations regard a point of perxonal
' slag * c«t* .o f 22 to only ..s lig h t ynsilblllty
thun- ing United Btete* economic pen*, defend himself ahd
afterao
or Iforriaon sold to* widely scattered afternoon
tratlon by", blackmail methods." I charge* a "badge of.
denbowsrx,
.-U
rV u
V:
Ten Tons Of Metal Widening, I m p r o v
Dumped In Tampa
ing O f 1lit'liwav
For Smelting Put
I ’ »‘M«1 By G r o u p
,n n
(.w
New Army Air F o r e I
Setup Revealed
£
<z.
•z,’« ^ ssrt3 " to ss s
Odd Items Disposed
Of In Bartow Will
ly t tx r r v £
S Bombs
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Eddie Leonard,
Comedian, Diet*
'T lf JTfc
OTTAW A, Cased*, July 10 —
M V - Conod* will ami th* prodaction o f pomstiger a»tomubll,«
fo r solo In Canada In 1943 to
tea* than half * f tho 1940 fig
■re, Mwritten* Ml*later How*
:
U. S. Interference
la Hit By Germans
G ty News Briefs
Canada Will Cut
Auto Production
Slimson Apolojfizes
To Senator Wheeler
LOCAL WEATHER
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Division Of Property
After Divorce Decreed
The Sanford Herald
The suggestion of Senator Clark of Idaho that the
“ good neighbor policy" with South America ha* failed and
that his country should proceed to act up “ pupi» t'* jmvcromcnt* in all the other nations of the Western II*miaphere “which we could trust" is just the kind <*f :.tu;ud
and irresponsible chatter which one might expert [ m r a
member of the narrow Isolationist group of *enu:->r.i and
•thieh is doing more to (duuge this country into war than
all our aid to Britain and CThina.
There was a time when it was a port of the |x»ltey
of this country to reran! itself as something o f a |*Jieeman empowered to maintain order in the osintrirs of the
Western Hemisphere anil upon more than one o n -.* “10 we
nr#* •«|ha>e actually sent Marines and soldiers among sort* of our
li l.atin American neighlmrs to protect our interest*, naturm t*am (ana aw *• . “ "»•* •*• ally arousing the suspicion of all of them as to our ag-- -----. . — ■ tfn»nn;H uoHifn.4 r.nd
prrju.lici . * rtnny of thrm
against the United States.
It has taken many years of constructive effort on
the j»art of the Rntr-evelt administration ami tloee :mmediately preceding it to corrert this impression ami to
gain the real friendship of the.se other American nations.
It has taken a good deal of time. mnmy. ami diplomacy
on the part of our government to rtmvince the*.- Latin
American countries of our goodwill. K\en now there are
many important citizens there who doubt it.
C.orman agrnts an* constantly *t work reeking to j
stir lip prejudices against the 1,'nitrd States and itirect
WEDNESDAY, JULY
10, 1M1 opposition to its policies. The first arguments th«y have
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UIBLB VEK8K TOR TODATf |arc Ivased on the Marine landing in Honduras ami tbe
TALCAirAS8EE. July 30 —
(Ah— Th# Supreme Court Tur»d i f decreed equal divrsioa, a f
ter d ln N e , of
property
held
a coup*# during what
a lM
IT year* of a “ hawk
and buzzard** marriage.
J tut ire Ciena Tenell.
wh-i
wrote th# opinion, mid it •j
the first lin e the rourt hr*
ruled oa diapwaHion— in eernt of
diroree— o f property owned in
th# Joint names o f husband and
wife.
Th# ruling iv e a se d i Dade
maty circuit court decision re.
qulrlng Charlotte K. Strauss to
fn over her ahar# o f the pro
perty to H hny 9 t n m when
they were divorced.
300
loans Made on Signature.
Co-Makers:
Automobile—
Knmltnr*. Several Repay*
rnent I’ lvts.
MODERN
FINANCE CO.
SS \V (’entrsl Aventre.
WINES- GINS
OrUndo
- LIQUORS
m o l DMJVEHt—PHONE SM
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
I N W. PISST 8TREET
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G U I
P e r sh in g ex p e d itio n into M ex ico am i th e im|tiicali«>n that
v ^AV II) WAS A GREAT SINo r later th r U nited S ta tes will seek to J on -ircitr all
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^ O D ^ l . TEARS Nt) ONE ' h e n a ,io i« o f lh e W estern H em isph ere N atu rallv .la t in
IS HO EVALTEIi THAT HE A m e rica n n ation s
w oohl rv lu h
su ch
d o m m a tio o
little
CAN ESCAPE THE PENALTY m ore than H erm an control.
OF BIN: Out the thing ihat lia-1
ThLs suggestion o f S en a tor Clark is not the first
tfi& tte M .!
from the Lw4.it incirit
— II iimuH f t # - " 1 Jrh,’T*h I time such a prop^al
has mme
group. It has lieen muile so often that o n e galas the imFOR A BtttTlsn PLYER
|pression its main purpose is to supply Nazi agents with
Saturday review nf I propagan da. Charles l.iin lle r g h in o n e of his first nohlk
I utterances on this issue insisted that whiL* thr United
*
knoitt
" ky’ JrnU h*Tr
was in 1,0 ,,an^ r ,,f a«b»ck from aimanl it should i
Th# whit* clou.| meadow*. th* Itakc ovcc Canada ami Mexico for its own protect ion.
dipplnr ' *ml mnvinn
The. potentialities of such arguments arc rnormoaSL I
Horizon lino. Tmi have flown
if the latin American rounlrir* ran he marie to fear the
Hnr?Tnt w” ?y,,y th*1 roT,’r* lb*11Initeri States more than they fear Herman agrivaion.
Found whatTiaitgs above <ilym-|wc »»•! have lhe b**1* for * nsil heteispherk struggle. It
pus, what night arches over w ould seem that thr United States has trouble enough on
the Nile.
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lit* hands without those, who claim to be the real a panties 1 i—
tnrtog to stir* up mocr.
And rough If5inr over the .harp
column* of teat
That the grrat deserts pile.
Steady of l^g hand, you have
commanded
speed.
illniniiti chine* in motor
ebeck-o pi in our modem Serried
Departmcn t And you*Uhaow I# |
adraocawhat tha labor aodam>.
terizi coat will b*. Leg BS f a t
your car In Jam-up miming O#.
d*r. Drir* In today.
What Is “ Freedom?”
I
,he. beart-llftlngi itoke-off
Steady of the ey* and ear
1
A s loug as half th# world Li today Cighting for frrra o ,| tfyg. (JnitrU S t a ir s ap prars lik e ly to b e .w sni
haveA turned to Um' Wea-|
in lhc *am« ntniggle. it might he well to ctwukl
from magnetic ground.
I'T just what this “ frrctkinr* Ls we all want so murh. It is
ther'jwarhlng. and rlearedlnot easy to deaenbe ami almost everyone has a diffr/tmt
lightning, tin wing-breaking definition, but one of thr best we havr seen cuc.ta to
f The bliii.ird* blinding,
I us from the lauLsvilk* Courier-Joumal by way of the St.
ligatured the earth wind
I Petersburg Times. It was written by Mias Hazel 1‘axkrr.
ahrinking .pace, ami .peed I tut follows:
_
Scientific, foolproof equipment
-t» It rv nwwv I aw ■
I«t U fu w v wwt
r«t
at thr
l" ' 1 •*["*"*• ismting
i
•*Krvetlom Ls made of simple stuff.
liar of the •ky**” ’ f,m I
“ From the archives of broken peace we are bringing
la its peace-lim
e beauty ,nd out old words and dusting them off for use again a« rhinterruri
ling lanterns to Irarl us thnsigh the darkness o f j.jo d r r
L»*rr at the wing of light metal,Kvar
^
{SSfHfer bm l n d ° * |
“Words like freedom, judicr ami truth—all of them
Now you srv plunged into ji*ry hard to define, mme o f them used more frequently than
battl#
/ Ifrm lwa.
It it ad a
with raeage ■kill.
|
“ You cannot say what fn-eijnm is. iwrhaps, in a jingle
Itovital ha
not necessary to define it. It Li enough to Fram
er, hath a—l 1*1 by ltd
ler. barer M a to i aw(to* «
a
4r
__ _____
tb# wld#
horizon,_
I point to it.
a
t
th
r A
ttoatir. Tbe A
im farm
May th# itrady hand and eye I
“ Freedom la a man lifting a gate latch at dusk aad
an w
aangFnrw
rhand Dakk yw
l%
fi
And th^^nwarned °»len»ent*
fHcrul you
IW
P ,w
° ° lbe P° ,th - !',nokin* h“
*° N t Ia the violence
U f° "
the gigantic battle* between th#
Hitler and the Stalin forces 1*
going to be, and what direction
the world struggle will lake when
^Ke*e unrrrtr intie* are reooleed.
Nr iaw»t be rrrdy to handle the
•ifoation. however it develop*,
and it t oe* not help to hare the
army tied up with doubt* and
complex ilir*. while what seem* to
the Layman to hr a .'mple prop
osition is winnowed and messed
over interminably.
• ^ W IS E TELEPHONE 128
A d v e r tis e
i
r
H o m e
w
f r o m
t h e
w o r k ? ...p a u s e
d a y 's
a n d
. Ir\ the hour* of danger and bans.
“ It
o f an argument outside an efertioa
- Tor oat of the blacknnw Uwt I poll; it is the righteous anger of thr pul|ata.
L
r«.e»r* - Hie world, la th#
“ It k the warm laughtrr o f a girl on a i>ark hrach.
in »
. i l i __ .______ I
“ It is the rush of a train over the coot inrat aad the
England, I unafraid faces o f profile looking oat o f the windows,
rh jw*
“ It U all the howdy* in the w * R and all the he Ban.
'
“ It in Westbrook Fetter tilling Rmmvrlt how to rabe
■ nlllii* I'*" children; It is Roosevelt letting them n ib n tin nawlnn
— .
“ It in Lindbergh’* Yoke raked above a thnanand
I Hnaloni hinae*.
oar ho#-1
“ It is Dorothy Thompson asking for war; it in Cew_
lend Hugh S. Johnson asking h rt'to keep quirt.
__
I
“ It is you trying to rvYarmbrr the word* to “The
XT L T SUr Spangled Banner.’
her Um I
“ It is the sea breaking on the wide sand* n t e f c t B
rn*h.
land the shoulders of a mountain supporting the sky.
„
I
“ It is the air you fill your lungs with and the dirt
wMh U“ * U ln JOur garden.
i»»rnmmt I
“ It is a man cursing all cop*.
‘
“ It k the ahaenre o f apprehension at the sound mi
” v , [approaching footsteps outside your cloned door.
'k* k H
“ It is your hot resentment o f intrigne. the tilt o f yenr
, wmr h Ioh in and the tightening o f your bps anmntinaen.
“ It is all the things you da and want to keep an M a g .
“ It in an the things you feel and rannnt W lp f n b i g .
*•!
“ Freedom— it in jo a ."
“ FREEDOM— It ia y o n .'
“ FREEDOM -IT IS YOU.”
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TALLAHASSEE, July 111 —
OF)— The Florida Farm Colony
mt Gainesville
was
authorised
Tuesday to buy 1000 acres of
land adjoining It for lift an acre.
Dr. 8. T. Dell, superintendent
o f th* colony, told the State
cabinet th* land waa needed m
a program to raise the Instilu•ion's entire meat supply.
Vggetattfe Group To
Attend Orange Pete
•
Wi n t e r h a v e n , July an (Special)— Assurance that tho
United Freeh Fruit and Vege
table Association will huve '200
o f Iti member* attend at least
one day o f the 1042 Florida
m3 range Festival < i . innoutirod
Tier* Tuesday by J. C. Morton,
festival vice president.
Th« association will hold Its
national convention at Belleair
n fit January, and a “ fruitmen'a
day” aa a part o f the festival
program had been planned, aa a
part of th* convention activities.
ARRIVALS
Mr. u 4 Mr*. I m
K. Ander-
ton of Orlando announce the
Mttk •( a non on Tuesday, t a t j
S», at the Oranre General Hoemttal In Orlande. Mr*. -Andaraon
V ill be remembered aa the for.
Advertising On
Road Signs Is
Lhftited By Act
Telephone 14s
Woman’s Club Gives
Third Bridge Party
D efen se Bond Quiz
g Will pf*rs»jii4il i ti«*rV< lo* «efp|ilnl fur bond |iunhMfi when l
buy direct by mull from th# Trv«•ury |vp*timvrii
W««hinitton*
TAILAHASSEE.
July
tit—
(Special!— No |>er.nn -hall ,
gage io the lui.inr.. .if outdo-.r
advert).ing in Florida, on . ’
corporate limit, of any ,-ity ,.r
town. wit'-OM- fir,| obtain g ,
bren.e f»o»-i ihe .hall man
it.,.
,1 i ,t,
State Roa ? , partment
jrtg the nm.Usi fee. ,>,e i-r-hod.
it w j. p ., »ii-,, out todav ov VVilliilm I 11-■I . t. , i .. ..f •
....
•ion of . i. |....r a . I v . - t . f
th.- State Roa.I Ihpailm i
regulation ws> an art
I'.'I I Legist l!.ue
The .hi fuither |>r»vi I
Hill .siil, that with certain
' *ion«. no p -1 .n .hat.......
P e r s o n a
h
Mr*. William R. William. wa«
holder of lig h acorr- for tho
Mi** Cat!Iwnn** Whi'a- i - BJH'tl 4
THURSDAT
Ura. F.
E. Rnumillat will fame* of bridge at the third In ing a f**\r day. ut Ni a ^MINtII.1
the
aeriea
of
parties
which
are
naor the .owing s c i o n
for . ,
_____ , .
, i«.*
with
u inrun.
friend
. Red C n ... in the Woman’. ! Club
^
---------during the summer months
Club frdm 9:30
until in order to maintain the cost of
Mr and Mt« n r
M tint.11:30 A. M.
*r%» . x|w».: r«l io irtiiin 1 • \X«- ,
The Gladiola Grove No 2t»7 the upkeep of tie building for th* from a var it Ion ■ • -I \ id. •
use of the Red Cross. The party
at the Supreme Forest TVoudwas held yrstenlay afternoon in (I m., with i *da( ivv*.
Mben Cirri* will mret at the W. the rluh house with Mr. S. 1).
0 W Hall at H .10 P. M All llighleyman, Mr*. R. W. RupMr *f1t| Mrv I! t
Co p I
member* have been urged to at
recht, Mr*. M. tl. McNair and and mhm,
Jam. v H. ••tv
alia I
tend.
Mr*. R. J Holly acting a . ho.tra- n*»v*i. *»f ( K it * |*1«n * .
1
KBIDAT
n
f
\
1
.•
1
•
•
th** month
sea.
i ?.t*i h
Dirt Gardeners Circle of the
High Cl inese checker, winner W llkf-dboff*. N c
qftanford Garden Club will spon wa. Mrs. Karl Kipp and rummy
sor th* sewing session for the prise was awarded to Mr. ( It.
Mi and M
i i
\v *«k.
Red Cross in lha Woman's Club Dawson. The screcno contest was
hml a, thr rr L‘4|. * ,
••
beginning at »:3U A M
won ty Mrs J, W. l,ylr..
nhllr on Sii'td * VI
* •h. •; .
The Geneva Home Demonstra
Zinnias formed the floral deco Caiftr and
t It.
Ei ' Mi '• i
tion Club will have a dance in rations fur Lhu. party. The re^ ke_ ,Geneva
. Community
„ “ " " r Hall be.
—- freshment tahkxwre wnr-'i-ri
r P W -r *
. "I” *. * l *! 00 L M. Tins 18 to
htest cloth and held nn arrangeRrv am!1 Mr
F 1- Ilrn-t tw the last in a series o f danm . ment of tinnias and (em , cen
» n. Iltfv
*• t
Th* American Legion Auxiliary tered by the punch howl. The b*r nn*l
tum
id
(r
m
i
i
.
'.»n
•*
Vo
Will meet in the Legion Hut at ho*te*se. .erved open faced sandwh«'!4- til* V « . 1
•
1
*
a 11
1
7:30 P. M.
wl Iche* an<l punch
throughout ration
Girl Scouts will meet at the the afternoon.
Oiittie House at 3:4ft P. M. This
Those enjoying the party were:
Mr- W * V:,-,!,.,
t M
is to be the last meeting before Mrs. I- K. Spencer. Mrs. F K.
I.ah Sal hi- » .»»*• \ •mg
t trgfclag to Camp Wiki Wiki.
Rnumillat, Mr*. II W
Rocker. vhntcr a-* thr
.|.
M
MONDAY
Mrs. A. M Philips. Mrs. Hslph Satrhor'i (|
1
*
,tv
!•
*
•
«
bill • '
The sewing sessions will rnn- Austin Smith. Mrs. J G. Patter
tor.
Mr
and
M _ i \l 1 *\t :• 1'
Hoo* in the Woman's Club for son. Mrs. J. W. Hall, Mr., tl. It.
_ jr .
Uhe fled' Cross from 0 .1(1 \ Jf. Daw.on Mr«. B C Moore, Mr«.
Mr*
Blanrh**
|* in •
1 1
*n tQ 11:30 A. MII D ' Freeman. Mrs J. Ross Kdna R i \ « h;*v .r,... | i
All fknila Catholic Church will Adam, and Mr*. It. H. Heck.
n vacatfon •**•*»*• *•« VV ••• in;sponsor th* Red Cross sewing
Also, Mr*. C. Lynn. Mrs. J
in tb* Woman's Club from 2 10 Cameron. Mr.. S. F. Doudney. I#m .mtl \«h«-\ !!, , N I - . •
P. M. until ft ;00 P. M , direct Tdr*. W. A Leavitt. Mr.. J. C. Chattannoga, T-m*
ed by Mrs. F. E. Koumillat.
Hall. Mr.. William R. William.,
Frii*nif-4 o f Mr*. (Idb. r V.
■M
TUESDAY
Mr*. Earl Kipp. Mrs. II. C. Mor Iiani'* will b** ^In 1 * 1. . M t?
Th* sewing session for the
gan. Mr.. J W. Lyle., Mr*. S O. <h# ie tfcttf* trifitig f...... 111
Red Cross will be sponsored by S h in h o lsrr. J r. Mis.
Margaret
pen.lectoinv h ■
tha Eastern Star in the Woman'■
M l.. Irene Hinton. Mis* at the r'ei mil !
Club beginning at 9:10 A. M. 1 Davi.,
Emily l^derer and tho hostesses. ini llo.pilal <>i
farm Colony To
Get More Land
• PAGE THRKB
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ndPersonal
f a t a LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
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IV C \
A Vft
Miibji-it to collection.
Y«*ur IniihI #ill U m«d«*d to jruu
.Hhortly thereafter
g |V»e« a defence
h*md
inrrvRT in ralitc tiom the ilate of
pun base *
\ \ lbfcn<»* AAvinir bond ib
listed th« fir*«t day •( the month
in *hi*h irniittance m re**#lvetl
by an Hifthonzrd issuing agent.
In «*thrr wenb. you grt a full
month * credit on y»>yr inviMtmfnt
reiranllt
of wlmt day of the
month >ott buy your Hund.
NOTK
I i"Ii*rt, 4«|H n l l r . iigp
|RIIV oilGli'or 4 trin
] iHltiloor 4dV*TM«|»l^ - • nil.t.',
llir r**rp**ra(t limit*
' ,i u .
(
«»r limn, vv.’ s* >i »u*f in
iH-rmit
f*rni
tl*«- Slat*
!•'• « I I*k-|*.*r
» .iy
d ef rn«c
-i
mi* »•t
f
IO CLEAR
■' I
p.») «itir dn p r • ! V* .it ' •<. t ,*
o f two i vntJi jm t •tpi.o* I • • f ti
o f f.o • •»f ' n • »t t m f .•t .•
uc.
"•
■Jl luialnsuw rw»-4V
e ,«»,».
1*4'en i*'*t ibb-.b. I f
* *. b
'‘ ign or advert iih it' \ ** .••*
ate application mud 1 m.i I ' i
n u b separate ■strut', j
ujii
advertisement \|i IKiti
iit. I
«*n a form to be |»nr •■*lnd l.y t
Roail |)«-pnrtm*nt ibairman
LAKELAND
I \KKI \ Nl » J uIv
« iah
Jm pkim T. Wliter
t it\ i>>mmis«iuripr« Tue»*.
•lav iii«lrui ted t f> Mana^rr II.
j I* E.••*1 t.* ikttw take Parker '. A
. tiotlui* (isl'diftl* n tor dtx week*
* it , :iu be s» m. .t for pn dA•i v f i-h
Jo**phlna Porter Winter, 25. aa
American ambulance driver from
27 1 I A S E S IN G E O R C a l A
St. Louis, who was held In Jail at
VI ! \NT \. Inly Id
'4 * -Flgutras, Spain, for eleven days on 1 , ' 1 ' ' 1 '
1,1
«*f infantile
auspieion of being a spy, return* to I PAl*tlY«dd
1
"Vhav*‘
i roppod up over
H lf
|.f|fl«lMMlM' g a v e
all .Ml*
the United Stale, at^Jersay City,
"»*• ' r
•ode ml\i,rh4ti« t
law. or un N. J. AU pretty blondcj, ah* said, the t.it* nixing tivorgla'd ti*.
t^l
to
J
I,
i
InSta' Department
til S**pt 'JS. I ' l l to complv w'llt are suspected aa apiaa In Spain. She
tho provialon- of tbi• >n t tb* .1. had gun* to Spain when Franc* o f He alth iep oi t» * f u " 0*lay
r e , t o r . a i d , and p« u i l t i r * w il l be
— collapsed.
The ofw Amei Man naval atitnpo««*d on thoae \%ho f.»il to
If*be in i hum.
Major
Janie*
Rosemary I-aPIxachr. l'J ..p o .e i prettllv \«nii her tr-.p h y after being
comply
McHugh. I S M f . in the au*
tamed ''M l', l iliforn.
at American I, g. n r. r.-ni.-mea In th* CollA copy of the outdoor adver
J lhi*r .*f .» lextlMKik on the ChU
s.-uni in l.»< Angelc..
i •.lif.-ateil 17
r h i . fn!< to win the title
tl*lhg act will be foi warded to P h o to g ra p h in g Jap
new,. "Mundann" dialect.
•mi th* runt to compet. at Atlantic City t r tho ' .Mi,a America** crown.
any per«nn who id int*-t*--«ted in
W ill B e KcleaHed
ltd proviwlmia
•Ill lake Minilla'' m the nn'
I *
"Your c<vop.ration in tb*-* fur l
bwi-i to the Irdnrrt ipie«tion III
T r i o T e l ls O f I r*p
■I O N U T S ( ) |
ther endeavor t make the* high
De
TAMPA. July i l». «-in
I
h;mi. u-e iit'im bt-ing ihf fa.
nf •• •im
.imll Ii trrtivc
.
ew
I wnv* " f thi* i '. iIp im*r*• «nf''
tretive i bIrf W D Hudh laid
T o Bahama IsinndH
ay he would ridi*ii«e a tS vorite **f panengerd on the big
.old Jupiwif-w* who kiriid nr- hit l i t o r *
'v
; all 1-ilitcns of Florida." Mr Mill | year.ol.
i
•••trd
hrro an»l hu-«»*•«•till f ink
Mm.
A ll.iin**>
•
moat
Kxcbiuimur
f «n
mg i.ieturox of
Tampa h-'rtx>r
Mr*. \V K Richrti.l
: I '* the
wm.bftul liip *n tb
activities.
I undo r«*turn**d
NIia.*!** t I rMtiiif
> •Unnilre.
WDBO
Tho
nlirn
bad
two
canioraH with
fro m K n o tvllb * . T* mm .
Mamie lt.im*« \ and i u»*.ben
TWO ARMY FLIERS KILLED him w Ih*ii nahbvti und roport-4
•VNUlK.
July
il>
fh«*y h n \ 4* h fe n '•prudinj
•**oUflte«l
t t aw ford \e*t* rd jy
I- • <la
l*me
growrouthliig |*obcr indicated hr had
month.
Tenlght'a Trogram*
• on u
• une . f tbiMadvent
SHREVEPORT. I.t
lulv ’*»» phntngrnphrd shipping coiltri-*
t 'he Army Quar6:00 Baseball Score.
i« cent ly
* ruHc \*It»*•l» • v •
— t/P'
An AT-H train**r from Hut m chi'ckiip "In*wed that film
•
'it
at
JackaonMr* t;
R n.N.t*'
6:05 Mu.ical Interlude
tunjirh th«* IIuI>.iiii:i i it •
cranlutil
und m tho movio cuniom tia*l n**t
• i buyer during the Hurk«d.xl4* f told
Funeral
D irectors
Ronald. J r. It.ivi\ m,, i
6:1B Howard & Shelton
•v. July
I •avoir h» r* n
•*k« with every tndi- btirurd in a fb*l,t *\\ milo<« «**uth t ••••ii iihpiI un.l Hi** pn-tiiro* **o u
tbrir homo in M.iyoi' (
'1
'.Hill
VUI
6:20 UR NEWS
M. they »»»••«
i.*
70* K. 2nd St.
• •• pure ha-ten w ill w*'wt of Wn'«k«iiu. T.’xu* , Tu*-*
toll
of
film
III
l«
'till
CAIOtTA
itft«*r «pendini* tho ;■« /
6:30 Supper Hour
Hum* |MR
ihp Kiel I .»•! ind ». i MntitDy
..... • • according to a •In\ Mimning killing lw,* in* n wrio hlurrr.l except .for **nr pic*
with Ih# former’ ^ / \> r
6:45 Ey* Openers
1 ••* »'i*|i •a leutiib'd
«l tt-rnooii
. * •.1 l»y William
L. idoritifir*4| by Army uffiivr* .o , imp of l!ay^l«*»** Itoulovaril.
T
Pcntftn, aril m o l h ' i .
7:00 Drama of Life
»•». i t S’* • iking ltd
1lit* th'Xll. *
•.»•.( of State Farm l.irut
Rayon.nd J R»-*td. JI. |
J. Minor.
7:16 Sports Reportrr
hi
iibniit
? .• *t wlep-i
• t*
an.I Flying ( ’ adrt David \V ll.m
7:20 Muilcal Interlude
Mi»iint. o n j
-'OO milen
I
Ink .<n\ die gunrternina. cm k. 25.
.Mr. and Mr*. W M
7:30 Df. Chrl.tian
l"g|"'r . |tt,. full,,aiml
.vb ich time)
BouquetH
^
i ........... I the )«ul*atltu7:58 Elmer D»vi»
and the Jr., of Atlanta
tb*' RUr-***
b in d 'hip ter
■ne* I r Irmona oil the
N A M E D A S S O C IA T E DF.AN
New*
ycntrrdny of Mr nn»l 'Ir* U
ngi-m »*Ut. tb
"i to I'lortda an*l *tm8:00 Millions for Defense
M. Thiirprn, Sr. at th*-»r honn’
•I « .»n*l a Ai
i »h usjw being taken
tsAINKRVII.I.R, July .in
0:00 Glenn Miller
on Mn^nolia Avcnno
Mr .im t
convert ih! do
i •til. rw
During the i/7*>
Dr W If. Wilaon. a-*»i**taot i
9:15 Public Affairs
Mr». Thigpen arc «pondin£ •*
British niitp h
ilean,
ha«
born
appointed
a«*n
.1
jm
tjini
ti-rmuFter
Mar9:30 Juan Arvixu
honeymoon on thi* cou*t
lb ill'll
Flag,
(••is. it (tiluml-ip,
(»a.. 4’Uite dean o f iho rollege of urtal
9:45 News of the World
thereby in.ikunc it np« ti *•» attack ket
id to 'liurg,
Mb* ,
con- nn»| xrioncra of the I’ niveiNity.
10:00 Edwin C. Hill
Major llnrolil NVinhlnun b •-* ut any ttu.e
IV. FIRST STREET PI10NK
\tie|» i itunately nn
ii. .Im k Minville
center of Florida. Prr*idi*nt Tlgeft, an |
tn*
10:10 J o b Trout
ireturnnl to Cnmp lllandinc if did n»'t happ* ti
"IVe Wire Flowers Everywhere"
oi.it
ion
.uni
priced
on
foi
noimcod
Tuesday.
Dr.
T
owih -n R.
10:15 Sonny Dunham Orchestra ter upendinjr n fotir-dny leave
While tb....... .
lay ! nnchor
*ith the letult that iniL Leigh i4 iIphm
10:30 Shcp Field. Orchestra
her#. Mm. Wn«hliuin pland *.* hi Nh<oiii heirlntr b' le black Im
i«'id for .'i.r.OO limed for
11:00 Linton Wells, New.
vidit him at Cainip Thur-diy »*• . lioyn
-Wtini
urntit'd,
ctying. iu
Ib-nnmg. Iu., anil
HH.tHK)
K*
11:05 Raymond Scett
fore he. leuvcd on Friday^ for "MUay. lhr*»w a t••»n-y".
Mlw.,
11:30 Laa Brown Orchestra
I.4»uiiiana.
tilling tinougli no city of Nm- Dm •for i amp Shell*y,
pi
iri'il,
11:55 Presi News
1
I Him th«- girl-* w* ri*
iinpreNdi'.l
12:00 Sign Off
r* *|ie-*t for i-ricea on an
.Mm . Ollle Hryan !»a« returned j wl|j the appeili Min-*' **f the ntoi'5'?*
I MS.IIOO bin* -i for ih p
home from n month’-* vlnit
I-Hvlttnc v<ry mticVi bke the Mi-ri
Teatarrow'a Programs
\t work • i oinp Shotrelatives In Whitvr<*ll, Tenn , Al m tl>e !»tati 4, on 1y more crowd6:30 Morning Roundup
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*
ubii
i •»v•*1.
( amp
toona anti Blrmlnfrimm. ALi. She and having rtdou-d and v%In»»
7:00 Nawa of Europe
undine r4*i*oivoil
* total of
wan acrompariled h»iro hv her girU .i" clerk-*.
7:15 Breakast Brevities
'
il,IH u lirni'H do ■* b»**t week
mother. Mm. A. L Rankin of
After lutu lu-< n m the I'rin*
8.00 UP News
1*1114* llfl tho <1 •v** shipment^
WhltwfH. who will be her gumt Heoigt- Hotel, (hr girh timk
8:10 Blue Ribbon Book*
** nt to
*iiK««l from
on* l.llf
for awhile.
two.hour ridt* hi a homc-iln*"
8:15 Morning Devotions
o coni por linn (•'pending up*
carriugi* making it* first atup »•'
8:30 Tune* from tho Tropica
* tied Unit ion. f« i *ixo 275 ta
Mr*. J. O. Utncy. Is expoclol an English ri fugir huiiu* I* ’
8:45 Poetic String*
re|Mirt -»tut'0 p« r liiidii I, *'
to return tomorrow from Opcllku. cbildi'-n, wl I'd* l.'» **r ‘JU chiblr* »»
9:00 Diana Drew
I. Th** Slut** r*' I itlntl of 10
Ala., where she haa been visit (ivnl at !!■•• tiinr. Each day •»9:05 Program Rcauma
m nt jmeo I / v**bi in«*, plu
ing with relative*. She will lie 115:00 oThnk ii4M*n. the* ctiildi-j
9:10 Musical (ntarludo
o natural atrru •ih and flavor
accompanied by her 'i«icra. Mr*. gi» t<» t lt«- i «*11rt l [^tuwo anti pi*,
0:15 Mrrt and Margo
tho H*'ii*lu |*. > inn litno, will
J. D. Grave* and .Mrs. Charles under the t»i 4*. f.ir tholr pan f*
9:30 Marnal
,<4ily pliMlui’4*
•pnintity of
Lylerly, and son, Charles, Jr., of and btvid i*m— in Engluiwl.
:35 Organoveltlei
ill limeade fr -III a bushel nf
Opelika.
Tho **Southi i ii (!r«wi". a Ih h i
9f45 Woman o f Count go
»
----------tiful yacht tuiii"l by \V»nr*» • T5 llmca cquivnl-nt to a b*i* of
10:00 Mary Leo Taylor
non-* p ieK«’*t *;•» .*r 152 to a
Mr*. J.
SI.
Cam-ron
and Ctrvnn, wraith/ Swedish iinlu10:15 UP NEWS
,
•X which would *"<t an ttverdaughter, Marty, who have beoa kVualist, wh« vievnil by the vi*».
10D0 At noma With Sally Mar- apending tha paat three week*
:e of ono-fourtl
to
one-half
tom. Thi^ y.icbt was tho •n*
tlrf
•>r«> tl.an tho roii'cnaldy pricvl
with Mr*.
Cameron's
parent*,
hlch pUyoil F»uh n proniin* M*
10:49 Tint* For The Times
nea.
Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Stone, have port in rt*M:uing pus^vngfra of th*
11:00 Kate Smith Speaks
Th*» Jackaonvilb* router ha*
returned to their homo in St. torpvdiHid Ath«nui; at tho out
11:15 lntermeno for Strings
»' o m t h a t * hnu*4 U* inrludnf
Petersburg. Mr. C y r r u n drir>- t'Crak af tb* prvictftt? Wnr, ^
,11:50 Miracle. « . Mtlodlea u
tho Third Army menu to b#
up to accompany them Homo.
•’Nassau h:n> many
unusual
11:45 Our dal Sunday
tllowtd
by
all
maneuvering
trees*,-the gif la platod,
tn«*nv*
11:00 UP NKWB
oop* «lurmg tbo munlh i of
Mr*. M. L. Reborn and daugh which .irr tho ( ’oral Lita |t **r.*
1210 Musical Interlude
\
ter, Ann, plan to leave tomorrow Vinfj, the »*ilk cotton tree, br»;»d vugtHt niul Heptcmbor, und has
12:15 Jack Berth and Hi* Gong for Springfield, Tenn. to vl,P
vn inforimut that this •ugguafruit tree. Olive und Almoiol
13:30 Dancetime
on U rcceivUng nrrioua coiu
with relative* for two
wrek*. treo*. tho leuvc* of which at*
12:45 Head of Ufa
•Uration.
Mnripn Raborn, Jr., who
ha* about tlx Inches wl.lo and
1:00 Young Dr. Matona
been visiting there for several inches long, and any
thing
1:15 Joyee Jordan
J
,weeks, will return home with wiltten nn them will remain in.
r*
definitely. Fruit I n t i, such
i titlrw trip cam# at the eonciuslnn
Otem. _______________ ____
the tea gia|M* und *apodil!.i. ■“ the picture wId-ii the auilirnce
abound in and around Naaazu.
o « l while the picture of the
* JJ
Other place* of intcrvsl ac*'Ti King of __Kitglnn)! «a*
(la
3:30 Renfro ValWp Polka
>
on tho rklv included 'he St. Mu-* u roao O lFfcrw ii ami the national |
j
2:45 Adventures in Science
thew. Church, ihe nkjest thunti. ithum ut Enjdan>i wa* sung,
3:55 Paata Nawa ——'
in
the
colony;
Lover,
Lane,
tinReluming
to
tie
boot
in
the
« £ 3 k o f Cheer and ComBahama Gcnvral Hospital, F»rt
cning th* passenger* were mBen Castle, anil tho Daptiit I- rtaimsl by Bahumian
singers.
5:15 Aftartfan Serenade
Church which was danugeil Jur-i i. ndering tho song, of the island*
5:10 OohnwMn C o v e rt Orcheeing the hurricane in 1923. Walk -1 :ind also negro spiritual*.
it lap of the erulso
“Tho next
which i* made of solid atone, i..ok uo to tho iilunil o f Abaco
having 66 stair* to tho water nid tho outer Island,. All of tha
tower, the highest point on thi- >utor ialanda had to b« reached
laUnd. tie girl* took picture* of t y sail boats. At Cherokee Bound,
tho eity. They alao went Into th*- ib# party went aslore ami viewed
Cathedral when- the Duke and, ihe nmalca o t what was once a
Duchess of England worship.
, prosperous town, with concrete
“ All during tho ride around the
ad a and beautiful homes. Where
island little Uahamian boy* wnull tha population waa once thourun along by tho side of us sing- -and*, It la now only around 200
40,000 paa* Ing popular aonga of tho iiland,, in tome of the island*,
a exceaa of including, 'Minima don't Want no I ' “Tho smaller island o f lEleuit a •Ingle I*en*, no Rico, no Cocoanut Oil' i fl ora waa alao visited, and many
The Florid* (Yea, Yea, Yen' tnd 'l/ird Guard I intaraatlng things seen there. At
Tenontoes' which amused us a one o f the Islands we mat Buddy
grrat deal'*, said Ike girls. •
Amom ir y. who played in Ua
r iseva*. - H n a n a
i* with
on the laland of Nassau, but moat Madeleine Carroll
Stanley
o f the «mailer islands are without
auah
facllltl#-. On* may attend • When aaked about th* food, th*
the movie* In the afternoon with u'irla remarked that It waa daliclout making reservation*, but in <ma and wall prepared. Conch
the evening reservation* must bf salad and turtle eervod In Many
b
bad in ardor th get a teat. “ It varied waya war* th* main Item*
waa at tho *how that w* aaw the on moat o f th* menu*. “ Ob, yea."
Duka and Duchess" exclaimed the the* exctrlmed, “ when a
boat
girl*. “ She la lovely and ha* the docks on any o f th* ialanda, the
. . . tmokm git just wkat th y want hi
softest •voice," Miaa Stoudcnmln- townapeoplo meet It with home
decland. “She waa dressed in a madd Ice cream for all the pa*,
Ckntarfald'i R iikt CimktnaHnu • /
black, ksg-eleeved dinner gown .eager* and crew, by way of
rateat*c life* » Uaitoc
made of act and carried a large
fie world'i knt cigantti felaccac.
b M ra fth r# 4 m a a a «red oatrkh fan and worw diamond ‘ " T . ' l * a wooderful time and
clip* In bar oar*. Th* Dwke were we wiah everyone could take th#
dark trouaera and wklte coat.’’
T W girl* laid that on* of the
M H iii
moot Impressive incident* on the
(Hind
Limes
Armv CamnH'"",“r,,T“ wtn |">*ppr*.-mte.i »•* vesi.-r.i
An* Ciood Buyers
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Big Day.
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M the clean white pack
Wtui many of your fsvorite movia
■tin, and with men and women of your
own acquaintance, Chesterfield play* aa
important pert In giving more pleuturu
with it* Cooler, Milder, Better T* M.
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LEGAL NOTICES
VS.
T i m n k c c r r c o tta r o r r x a
j u d i c i a l c i n c c r r , in
A N D T O R aR M IN O U B COUN*
T V . F L O R ID A . IN C H A N C R R T .
C l.A It K
JU DION
M A I1 8H A U .
r ia t a t t r r ,
'
in
th is
l i t d a y o f J u ly . t i l l .
1
O. P. HERNDON
A i C la rk o r i > U C o u rt
D r A . M. W K E K &
.
D o p e t r CJecfc
O ffic ia l B eal
IL E. nURHKLL an d
1 IE R V IN A
R ueaelL
hla w ife .
TR U E M A N
F E R T I L I Z E R C O M PA N V. a F lo
rid a ro r p o r a iM a . CH AH R A COMPANT,
a
F lo rid a
corp ora tion ,
and H AN FO RD AGRICULTURAL
C R E D IT C O R P O R A T IO N , a F lo
M IN N tr.
peacock
m a iu h a ix ,
rida co r p o r a tio n . D e fe n d a n t*
D e fe n d a n t,
O R D E R F O R F U E L IC A T IO N .
O ltD K it O F P U B L IC A T IO N :
TH H H TA TK O F F L O R ID A TO: H.
E.
RUSSELL
and
IIER M IN A
TO:
M IN N IE
PHACVICK
MAHH lf A I J - reeldanc* unknow n;
Itl'H H K IJ- hie w ife . IIA ItT W lC K .
THE KEY TO SECURITY
IT IK o n D K I t K D that y o u a p
NEW YO RK :
p e a r to Ik* k ill nf c o m p la in t file d
T o o a r e h e r(k y
n o t ifie d Ikat a
h e r e in on o r b e fo re th* le t d a y •ult haa been b ro u g h t a ca ln e t you
Sem inole
d f H ep lem ber, 1(41. O th e rw le e , d e In th * C ir cu it C ourt fo r
e r * * p r o c o n f r .r o w ill
be
e n f'u u n fy . F lo rid a . In C h a n ce ry . *»F
F e d e ra l F a rm
M o r tg a g e C o rp o ra
te re d a ga ln a t you.
CURRENT
I T IH O R D E R E D that thle n o tion . a n d yo u a re h e r e b y required
w ith th* Cl«wk o f eald
tic e b e p u b tl.h e d o n ce a w e e k fo r to file
at
hla o f f i c e
In
th*
f o u r ro n a a e u tlv * w e e k *
In T h * t-ourt
DIVIDEND
H anford H era ld , a n e w a p a p e r o f C ourt H o n e * o f H em ln ol* C ounty.
g e n e r a l cir c u la t io n , laeued In 84m - F lo rid a , a t Hanford. F lo r id * , you r
w ritte n a p p earan ce ( p ers on a lly or
In o l* U ou a ty, F lorid *.
In r e ld e u lt on the
WITNKMH m y hand and th* a*a l b y a tt o r n e y )
Every
accon t
la-'
flrat
M on da y In A ugu at. A. D l i l t ,
n f thla C ou rt thle t o day o f J u ly ,
aored to 33.000 by *a
IMI.
b e in g th e
tlh day o f eald m onth I
agency
of
United
(S E A L I
and
t h e re a fte r to
file w ith eald
f 'b r k
y o u r w ritten
defenaea. If
Stain*
Government.
O P. H E R N D O N
tha bill o f co m p la in t In
C le rk o f C lrru lt C o u r t any. to
Stall Raw aav* ev
eald ault a t th* lim e p reecrtb ed by
Ily A. M. W E E K H
ery day the INSURED
D e p u ty C lerk
H e re in —fa ll
n ot ■ e e --JuA gm eak >i* --S A F E T Y way.
w ill b e entered a a a ln a l you b y
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It la l u r t k e v - ord e.- oZ , t l f - - --Jo. X — JL
N IN T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN 0 r d . r . h e l l b o p u b lleh ed once
Savings
A N D F U R T IK I CO U N TT OF
f o r f m i r c o n e e c u llv * w eek*
BKWINOI.M. aTATM O F
FLORT h#
H anford H e ra ld , a
new eof Scnlnole County
IIIA . IN C IIAN t'KH V*
1 p a p a / o f a e n e ra l c ir c u la t io n
pub288 Magnolia Av
A1.H K TIIIIKMA HIIKKIIAN. P la in - rT h ed" liN t a n lo r d H -h iln ol* C ounty.
t if f .
Sett ford. Florida
K lortda
va.
WltnRR* m y hand « n d th#
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JO H N IIK IIN A R D HIIJtEIIAN, Da- mi l«l C o u rt • t H anford. Florida*
fe n d a n t.
O R D E R O F P U B L IC A T IO N
T O : JOHN B E R N A R D H IIKKIIAN
YOU A R E H E R E B Y IIK O O IItE D
lo r p p e e r lu the BUI file d a ga in st
yo u In the a b o v e e n title d reu ee,
w h irl! le p en d in g , on M on day, Htple ln b c r |at. l i l t
£
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F U H T IIlT h
ORDERED
Hint thla O rder o f P u b lica tio n be
p u b lle h e d o n e * a week fo r fo u r
rn n a e riitlv e
w eek*
In th e Kan.
fort! H erald. « n «tv »p a p «r o f
• r»»l ilr c u U t lo n puhll*h«,l In M«mln«»|F C ou n ty, F iorld n.
\\ ITSE 8H m y hand *n«S aeal *■
l lark o f the C lrru lt C ou rt g t *
fo r d . F lo rid a , thla : » d v r e f July.
Far beet result* a** oer F ERKY. M O R B B TALL
a i.
--------- d,>- of J“ '»NON-BOLTING GOLDEN
P L U M S or W O O D - I
fU in r -U I T t -q t lR T H E A L )
RUFF'S Improved w**d*rf nl long Joint celery seed*.
„
n P HERNDON
C lark o f c i r c u i t c o u r t
“r A- M. W K E K H
D e p u ty C lerk
n in t h
C ooX iH if
INSURED
SAVINGS
ha iMHkr llttla redhead who
n e d hi* A -B -C c of
fighting
k neighbor o f Mickey Walker
i, everything
the
highly
irad ZWw had to offer and
k charged back for more aa ha
Mad left hooka off Frltil*'*
I all ceasing and then eervrd
aa occaalonal right,
efora a good-alied crowd in
I ball park of the New York
lh— * InUrnationla
league
■band*, Cochrane won the de
ck o f Referee Joe Mangold
I the bcarta o f every fan by
way be atood off Zivlc’a cloarukh to protect Me lead,
ro are no lodge* In J*r*ey
the refree naa the whole any.
IkC boot war aa clnee aa it
i rough. At the flnlah the AaCtOd PrMB acore card ahowrd
fig hter with aeven rounda
M acored even,
trlcy Wright, promising Ne-
all the way before downing Jane
Stanton of Lae Angelea, 0-4. M .
The victory put Mlaa Bundy In
tho quarterfinals with the other
ranked contender*— Mra. Sarah
Palfrey Cooke of New York, No.
1, who beat Jody Atterbury, Locuat Valley, N. Y., 0-0, 0-1; Panline Betl, Winter Park, who
turned bnek Barbara Bradley of
Lo* Angle*, 0-3, 0-2, and Virginia
Wolfenden of San Kranri«co. 0-1,
7-5 winner over Katherine Winthrop nf Roaton.
Louiac Brough of Beverly Hilla.
(lalif., and Hop* Knnwlea of
Philadelphia advanced in ihe up
per half of th* draw with Mr*.
i'oAKLT and Ml** Wolfenden. Th*
California girl put nut Nellie
Sheer, Miami Beach, 01. 0-0, and
Ml*.* Knowle* upaet Nina Brown
of London, 0-1. 0-2.
Hurvivtng with Mia* Bundy and
Mi** Beta In the lower hntf
were Mary Arnold of l^y Angclci, on an 8-0. fl-3 compicat of
Mra. Helen Pcdcricn liibhnn/, of
Boaton and Btimford. Conn., and
Shirley Cattm of Alainvda, Calif.,
who first tent Valeric Scott of
Lnndon, B-0, 0-t. and then ouated
Mr*. Martha Barnett Andrare.
Montauk, N. Y., 7-5. 8-4.
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ne
m at
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f U e HKfioHAL i t c a d e 's n « r
PiViSioal c iajo x
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SEED BED TIME IS» HERE!
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PCVCUlPlAlfir palfb Qklw OP ru e *]ATio*iAL
.o k S J c s H a ir e p F g c t w c
p r g H c iw
wark Negro heavyweight, flat-1 — --------tened Bate Ritchie o( Lubbock, l
Ta%. in the arcond round of rati K a p f l o a n f f
W in d
of tho
feature prollmlnarie*., 1 O t d x O O l l S
™ lllB
Wright, weighing 18H to UitchJoa
132, floored tho Texan with a
right band early In the accond,
and then dropped him for th*
full 1(1 with a amaahimr left book
at 1:U8 of tha lim e hunt.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y „
Mickey Adantlck, 135, New
ily 30
C. V. Whltney’ a
York,
and Gua Vargy,
138,
iraxang,
a
• son o f Halcyon with
Orange. N. J., went four round*
f . liking
for aoft foul
to a draw.
Oacar (Dynamito) Daniel*, 123. ing, chalked up hla third atralgnt
Newark
ewark Negro, wail
walked right out •taken triumph Tuexday In (cor
and put Vinca Kaxxarn, 125, ing a front-running victory in
Trenton, N. J., away In 52 arconda the 12th running o f tha Wllaon
of tho flrat round of , their *lx- mil* here.
Before a crowd nf 4040. the
rounder. Kaxxaro waa nn tha
Whitney colt led william W ood,
floor three time*.
ward’* Fcnolon, • very alight
Taxr* paid by the Puerto HI* choice over the winner, tp th*
ran rum Indmlry
aceutuvl tar flnlah line hv a length and a
nearly one-fourth of the Inaular half, with William duPnnt’a fil'y,
Fairy Chanl. a hare head back
tr»aiury’a total revenue*.
In *how. R. Sterling Clark’a Trol*
Flxtolca waa a illatant fourth and
laat In tha *mtlt bat imart field
Over a a low track Paraung’s
time a f 1:88 4-B waa creditable.
He ted Fenelnn by ■ narrow mar
gin until midway o f tho turn,
where he mailt It a length. Fenelon then rame up with one fnat
try through the
etrefeh
but
waan't good enough »< Paraiang
drove (tear and Fairy Chant just
ml'*cdc“ nratlng out the fivorlte.
Paraaang closed e l C to i and
Feneton at 11 to 10.
City Talk, winning th* ecv.
enth race at |8.0O, gare owner
F. J. Buchep-in, Trainer J. W.
Hraly and Jockey Johnny Longdea a triple.
Products For Celery Beds: Root Knot
ich bug control! Makes
and dampoff chincf
fine”. hcc!tM?r plants at much less coat.
3 r d Consecutive
Stake A t Saratoga
“famous
for i
Fair Dealing”
80 , to Solect From
-1938 Plymouth Town
8*d*n _____
275.00
ml
Plymouth
Coup* ______
265.00
19S4 Ford Tudor
, Rodin
H 5.00
K r / T " ' -------------------
-
•
[ IMS'Fockard
rC ou pe
221.00
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I M S C h ev rolet
195.00
1M4 Chcrrolct
m i Plymouth
n o t m h o f a t aTF.ita axi.n
N o t l.e I , h e re b y s lven that p u rI h a " ■ i h 'a fln * 1
.
re n d e re d on
! ? • " h ■JY o f J “ <r. A. D l l l l , In
th a t rc rta ln r a w ., p o n d in g In th*
t l r e u l i C ou rt o f th* N inth J u d i
c ia l c ir c u it In Ihe Htaia o r g ln r lila. lo ami 4or Hem lnnle C au n ly,
w h e re in G e o r g e R
W ltnT eT
na
e x e c u t o r o f th e e e ta t,. nt H oh erta
K . H lono
W ltm tr.
p la in t if f . and Y A. lV o lfa r and
k la ry M W o lfe r , hla w ire , e l al.
a r e d arendahla.
n* un d erelgn ed .
a* H peelal Maater, w ill, w ith in ih «
_
~ _ ___________ ;
_________ - * C .r . Hadlepher#
la aeeerdeaec with' erflert cf'th e N eil Invadtri, thee* civilians o f the
{Soviet city o f Mlnek—three women and a man—ere aarrtndertng fixeurn s to Noel troop*, according to the German ceneor.
4***tL We kara Bm
ibiiii mil Muikiw*
CHICAGO, July 30 --U P)—
William 1Into (Big Ullll Thompaon, Chicago’* thivc-torm Mayor,
who once threatened to pupch
the la to King Gautgo o f Eng.
land "in the snoot' 1C th* mona n h ever came to Chicago^ aald
yeaterdoy
he . b ipvd
England
would enlarge vlctonoua agalnit
Germany.
The vL.jran
of neurly
40
turbulent year* In Chicago .poli
tic* told an interviewer he fav
ored aid to Britain “ becauae 1
believe that In *o doing we are
helping the defen** o f UtH coun.
•TALLAHABBBE. July 30 —
Holland’* proUP)— Governor Holland's
im for developing State-run.
lied public hunting -ground*
waa endoned by tho Gama and
Freeh Water Flah Comminalon
yeetarday.
Land* may be acquired later
In varlouy aectlona or the State
Governor- Holland
u 'd
public
hunting ground* are becoming
ntceaaary became
am being fenced ai
Induadevelopment of the
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able, efflelent end experietKed
hi telling ladle* rtadyHo-weer.
Good reference* required. Stea
dy work. Dux X, Herald.
furniture, good
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phor
By PAU L ROBINSON
ETTA KETT
Nownouusmivw.4
M A a g y iM S M O w a u e
SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY 8UPPIJE8
* i wr. F i n r r
------------- — --1*. on Monday,
Ine 4th day of Auaual, A. D.
letl. nlfer /or u l , and a*l| to
(the high**! and'Weal blddar for
*a*h al ihn Ironl door nt lha
Court If o u a « H > m I n o I .
'County. Florida, In Hanford. FlorIda. th* following dtarrlbed land*
»nd rrem’ae* •lluala In Hemlnol*
County, Florida, to-wUt- ■■
l><ginning |M t*%r"W**t
and ere feet Nqrth of th*
Quarter Haetlon Corner on
»■ Boundary of Hart. fl,
Tnwnahlp II H. of liana* Ik,
Meet. runWeal III
ft. N.
It It Feel to stak* on maralnal lln#
of folk* Monroe,
Houtheeate-rly along lath* to
point III* feat North of bealnnlne. thane* Mouth to beglnnlna. ronlalnlna 10 acraa
more nr lea*.
Officials Discuss
l ‘Bipr Bill* Thompson
Shortage Of Silk Pulling For England
Governor's Hunting
Control Is Approved
CAMPBELL’S
FEED & SEED STORE
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Sanford la TAe Only Central *
Florida City Affording Kail. Illghnaj
And Water Transportation
Man Frail AaJ Yagvtiblea Than Any
:
Blatter A m fa florid*
VOLUMSXXXU
Quickly Race Track
In
Boat Incident
For Miniature A u t o s
Being Built At Fort Mellon Park
Gas Stations
Germans
Report
Destroying
Are Asked To
Close Nightly
Seven Red Arm y Divisions
MlnUtura auto n m w(jj
hat /hhare
a1 a wheelba smalt c a n that
featured In Sanford toon aa tha ’ Mat from \tI t<V 14 inch c» Th<
abdut a
seven poundcitf toa k * n a construction on autos weigh about
ref-al 1 length run*
end their over-all
a concrete track at Fort Mellon from 18 to 2/4
2A Inches.
Inel
Pwk. Just aouth o f th* sh u ffle
As soon a a l the track I* com
pleted,
about
Aha
middle of nexl
” ?**• to
epoBaored by
lw n *"f n dr Mod*1 * * * " Clab, week, Park Superintendent lame*
W. D. Hofmann, an cxeeutiva Moughton estimated, rare* wll*
today tt**“ an o f tha elub, aald be held with boy* ownivg tax- rfrom towns
nearer
-i>
iron*
iuwi
TTa track Is t* ba a 58-foot Daytona / IBeach has quite agroup
«lrtto
with
a th re e -fo o t o f enthus■lasts,
Mr. Ilofmani
WASHINGTON Jaly 3t. —
running surface, tha official alas Mid,
____ thou
ugh the heareit Iracl
(A P )— A board to goid# the
*•£ b7 tb# American it at Ormond.
•verall activities of federal
Miniature Racing Car AssocteThe 'boy* of the model air
agencies In economic defens*
tlon, Mr. Hofmann
explained. plana fclub have been clrarim
waa crested today by tto
Whan It is completed It will be and liy ln g out the trail urr
President, with llenry Wal
probably the finest track in the paratofy to tha elty cuv.ng It.
lses hesdiag and with th#
atate and races here will draw
'ofmann explained. Five o'
Secretaries at SUto Treasury,
enrs from all over the atate.
mbers have racing care
War, Navy, Agriculture and
it is believed.
Csmmerre and the attorney
The little cart run in a circle
tha urn* l i r e the city I
general Included. It will ad
at tb# sod o f a cabld anchored
ng to pl-ov up, haryow an«'
vise the President an essen
In lha center o f the track and level the ea .i end o f Fort Mel
• WASHING!
tial defense function-.
LONDON July JI.— (AP)
obtain vary, high
ipeeda, Mr. ton{ Park In m-paiation to plant
(A P )— Acting
— \ r»)unt»'r
iiffrn«al«g* by
Hefmaiui aald. The world's re tog; trees, Mr. Mrughtnn
rr
Hiatt 8 w i « r
WASHINGTON. July .11 — <,P,
mnrp than thrrr million «oM*
cord for the ears Is 87.37 miles
led. Later tha trv* area wll'
day th* Ji
Irro on the KiitiUn front
covered with muck. The ,am< — In a move toward compulsory
per hour, though an unofficial
for th#
restrictions
Secretary
fr«im l.rniniirail to K in wm
•need o f 81 miles per hour was afea is m arled for the prupeter rasotinc
were h
prrtlirtnl in military rirrlm
Ing pool and soft- bell dia lekes today *-k*d lhe ml Indusobtained by a racer aevaral days
,* •
tod
ry
to
clove
100,000
service
sta.
brrr Iruny. Thrv *my II
and tha trees will be er
R M M ! bw___ _ _______ _ __
'Ions
in
all
the
F.a-tirn
Stater
might
begin
within
two
aged according to the plan*
M otors. o f from ona-flfth to
V M « reply to to* Aaeetican
from 7:00 P. M. to 7:00 A. M.,
t wrr.k* anti t>r one of th*
oaa.thlrd horse power dries the f i r the completed work.
fc tfM M u tk M
m 4o
hsva
•even days a wuck, effective Aug.
largiut in hittory.
m3 to Taky*. WsJUe mM
!.
tto J ifiM M n p M M i ' t o
p Tho Houso begun threa dayt
MOSCOW.
.11.— CAH
.m to to tto UJL A*
of debate on the 81,52'J.JOO,OOC
— Ifu^talan
forrvri
tlrcfarrt]
i& l d i
tax bill yexlrritay nml npiirnver
the lirrm«n* had hern
on Admini-trution-epon-orecl curb
held In a •land*til| anil ar*
on the number o f aimn,lniont!i
wiaring thrm*rl«r" out In
SAIGON, IndwChtos, July,
■that may
be
offered
to
futilr asuauhte a«* th* Sovirl
11.— (AP)— Japessee troop*
Knformantri
mi id
I Byrd J. Goode, preildent of the the unprecedented mea-ute.
bay*, formally entered hern,
Republicans denounced the pro
Ihr war had d*irlop*il into
SenUnole Gun Club, yesterday re
iffteerrera* say It J* a first
a battle i f attrition with
lated bis axparianasa
at the cedure a- "gag rule" which they
ctoas army._____ v
th* lt<di u«ini{ their wright
Southeastern
Regional . Pistol contended had no plare in "the
to tap thr Nml ritrrnKth,
Championship matchaa held In last bulwark of democracy," but
* Be AaaostatsB Press
Jackaanvllte at tb* Duval Pistol It finally was adopted by a rollFar East tension eased to
Mb Aaaarlnlrtl I’ rraa
Hang* July 85, 88, and 87, from call vote announced by 203 tr
day as Japan quickly nooioG orm an s -mu.-himr Idniin188.
qrhleb ha has Just returned.
Before this art ion was taken,
Mr. Goode served aa an In
clzed for bomb damage to Bcorea \ln the 80’* predomi
uraiUwnrtl
roim rloil
Imlnv
ter In the plltol shoot before however, a modification o f the
tne U. S. gunbeat Tutulla.
thov ilc^triivtil -L'Vun
fled
nated at . th* regular weekly
matches and letod a* range originally-planned procedure war
Japanese Foreign Minister shoot o f tha Seminole Gun Club affleer and team captain for the agreed to by the leadership to
•livislnns
(nliont
Kh't.OOO
Toyoda assured Ambassador at the range on the lakefrent Seiptnole toam In tto maUbea. permit a separalo vote on the
nton) on tlic luirlhonst fron L
afternoon, though a
Theso pictures were mado as one o f lev
the fortrc.-,c* are reported In have made di
'Jqeeph Grew that the forces ye*Unlay
pressed hi*' thanka to provision which would re<|uttT
a fto r oncirclitiK nml takin g
comparatively small number o f
erI
liugtU.
it_#a#de
Boeing
II-17
flying
rect hit- on the pocket laittlevhlp. T o p ;'
Webb, .Nad Smith and C. msrried couples to file iolnt In.
m en instructed to' use the 'members. _ turned out fo r tbs
thonsiiiiil* o f iiriaonord.
Harrow far '‘carrying on" come tax return* and thu- pre
for tie—es left sq undisclosed Sritish airport
member- «»f the ship's er»*w study map*.
utmost c a n with America*
Nazi iirrssiirt! *lrttnt the
Gun Club and at tha Do vent them from csraplnk higher
for
a
raid
on
the
damaged
Nasi
ship
GneUeBottom, the huge plane, which call operate
The sheet metal target o f Hit
property.
.i-iY .Y ii
south anti Ktniii.th_ |ireM||ro
it * drills dering hla *b- lurtaxes by dividing their in
nau in port at Brest, Prance. Flying at »
above 80,000 feel, leaves on Its deadly mis.
Acting swiftly Bad la B man ler. used at last w est's shoot,
down the Knndinn IVnlnaulh
come*.
i
will probably be repainted and
hrighl which made Ihftn "certainly inauilible,"
ptun.
iln g t t o p is t o l m a tch a a ,
ner to show that Its patience appear a t the match neat week,
Aa a result, the house will get
ire "squccxing" .'-'ivK't •li»(vn-es.
a
chance
to
vote
fo
r
or
against
It
the Nash. >ay th" |lu>k!nna ar* ■
waa (o n ly triad, tha
United Ned SmIGh secretary, reported. Mr.
tha features of th* that provision, designer! to yield
“One
o
f
Beet scare of th* day was
“ ute* csllod Japan to account
firing fu n -'
anil fiiilv nofth
Regional
Plltol about 8323,000,000. but the on
Southeast
yesterday far a new attach on
uf l.cningru-1 after a naphtha
itsteas* waa th* ly nther changes which It will be
rue* between M. possible to consider’ i under th,
•pray.
8e '
rifle rang*- the nl»
officer o f th# rule -w flt-ba those suO^pmed bv
-Sr-hw.fivJ*1''n*1 *ri'l tho British.
litter Pandora, the ways and mean* committee
llu-.-iaii aerial attuck on NorW*Jr
Nsd*Smlt>
h , also & g ._C o**t
exchange.
Blown, FlorChairman Doughton r>f th<
H -*
yesterday wilt a -ll-i i failure.
§ Tha 870-ton gunboat TutoOa
Till
, Wilson won committee and other leader* told
n-«erted
Hitler- headquiutei
Slew Or# adorn wUh potto*
o f the Tangtaa r i m totrel was
a he IIuv
— .and the tbs llous* It would b# dangeroti*
the
trap
itightening
Toys
attending
Seminole
High
L”
targets
war*
as
follow
n
narrowdamaged by bombe whtek nar
regional a u 1 to throw the bill wide otwn f.n
Stn-'leii-k
and
School next Pall
will hsve an
-inn- ea*'
of
A . Is Mysra, Jr- FT| Jtat Ally mused tha
United
~
p*. and Brown| amendments and some Rrpubll
•roundj__
_
lai.m.l the Ifrds'
r •l"fr*tH
opportunity to take a mechinlcM l Jlat Cowan, M| llod
embassy during a
aplonahlp.
|cane conceded
such a cours.
won tto etato
in tin- I'krnine. lh A ,m**‘
cmrrse which |s designed to p n M| J. V.' Jooea, N| W.
on tha Chinas# capiul
to o In, would bo unwise.
Eight high
Huti**
pare them tar further training
cnl»' no chmikM* 1“
Chungking. No casual!
alike r
^
2
Bitzwr; t l (
hiivr
uuc IiimI i he
after
school
In
nutional
dufen-o
Id tha ttarn “ d
but tba Navy
Oerdner, 74. .
■hooter and marksman, won trip
prialuction, Alex
Johnson, who
Blew fire scores with tto stan wfth'aD
UubBill"- Wiir front,
superstructure of. tha amali craft
m
will tie II-/) intructor. -aid tislay.
riu- Nail- claimed early today
wag. daiaagad slightly.
... ■ dard A meHeap targata were: tto National
Known
as
tho
farm
mechanicthat
la-inngrud.
one
of
t
hei
r
t
hr e*
Dog
Awnrrs
In
Sanford
w
il^1
Soon safU
Nu celery program will he
soon
iu rr tha new* rtaebac. Jasper Wolf*. Ft; Ray Williams, th* national match** to b* held
i.<- required to obtain license-* course, thr training was offuri-il came,I on (or IIS41 12 by the ,m,j,,r .d.ji-ctive- III the Ku” 1* "
Fraaidaat Roosaval* M| A. U Myare. J r , M i WUUam at Camp Perry, O - next mor
Waaklngton, 1
month,” ,
It
camp-it'll.
»p|>»rently cau*^J
Transfer o f about 6,000 c c r c for their dog* and to have them list year for tho first time
diqeaued the bombing with Suna- Brooktr, 84, aru} Jim Cowan, 88. Mr. Good# reported. \
J
ill be given
again this yrar Agricultural Adjustment Admin in a filial trap “ n d t h a t a m a V
v-i'Ciiutvd for rabies beginning
aafrainy of
Match seorM were: palfc* *L"
•tor W eller ■
•Tbs team maUh, mas
sms one
am of o f Volusia county land in Ihi Aog, 4, If. N. Say.-r, City clerk with mere emphasis on machines ■illation, a communication frum
liteuk through at the
targota, Nad Sailth, IM t W - H. tb* closest contact*.t. Tha P
Flori panhandle" aouth o f Lake liar
which are used In defense pro Wii-hingloii through the -late -alieut toward Moscow, objective
Kaaaar, 884; Jim Allenby, MS, dian pistol toom, commoted
jon>botfu of nay from th* estate o f Natmk -.ml today. Llccn»ing and vac duction.
i»"w Imminent.
'•o atlon of dog* is rcquiri-d hy
office nt tiaine-yllle ha- revealed, S«». I*
aaa ambassador, Admiral Nomu and J. V. Jon**, 171. With stan Verna Kltotworth, A.
Jefferson, B. Giles, deceased, to Charles S
A- Jeff*'
It Is a now trend in high ('. I'. Ihiw-on, county ugvnt,
Itussiana—rml '*dst too,
ra, tailed at the State Depart- dard American targata, mates a A. Brown and E. II. Uyeook, Leo and wife, Goldie R. lore nf t’ lly ordinance No. 188, u-iially
in th* -n fart til either during July or school curricula, and Mr. John- dcriitred today.
w a n : Jasper Wolfs, 8M { Bay in IndMdnal champlone, won Ovled*. waa indicated
a!*''* um'd fic iii'l—<*ff e roil »n altemtnt.
sna says he knows o f no other
Williams, ttS| WUllam Braahar, with * aeor# o f U85. . Miami term* o f a purchase money nu>rt August each year.
No advice ha- been received ar gethvr different picture^ oim AJj, ..
ru-iii|er-*ttack#
coursu
like
It
In
Florida.
Dr. C. W. Baker, veterinarian,
880. and A . L Myare, J r , SU.
to u change in the vegetable hi- w-1111inuiiig Bril
Beach and the Tampa police won gaga-filed at the office o f lh.
not only g*nA t pre-ent member* of the lotnii'iil program and the cuyci which were declared
-till have charge of (he vncclnaWelle* announced at hit praas
■' • 1 ,
1
.......
third at 111, tto Jacksonville po- county cterk in DeLeml.
The terms also Indicate th< ti-.a and hs* announcnl that u Seminole l hapter o f the Future crop program hut farmer- »rr -rally I ut l» have turned‘ lh#m
confersac* that MMeeenf
wored l i f t , and a ptok-up
had beta aaade to flit Japanese
J*
____ of tto Bemlnole Oun Club purchase price to be i t les-i ni-W improved vaccine, proven hy Farmers of America *re paint advised that they will nut lit in rillin' area- Into cnstly forced
ing and overhauling (he shop ut paid fur cutting their culvry ac retirements.
awmbera who attended the m»tcb 887,844, a * . that waa the tidal --•parimrnt to immunixe dog.
frum rabies for one year, will be ihr Seminole High School . Farm reage this year, Mr. l>aw-on -aid.
Reliable private sdvikrs received
u
t u m k.
" Ha dedtoed• to
to * score of 1048. Member* amount covered by th* mortgag
Building so that It will be ready
Th* instrument w ai algncii in u -ed.
4 a d admin latored
"Payment earned un the Ii.imi l y I hi* A -<•EOTIIII ml I*rrrii4 III N«W #
•f tto Semtoato teem were Jaafacer o f Jimea L. Giles o f Or
Dr. Baker will ho at the rear wlen school opens.
ll Into nn.-t celery crop will pinli. York •luted tluil the
KKY WEST,
7 ^ "
Walfb, WUlUm Brocket. Ca
ta, aa executor o f th# Nannh '•f the City Hall rach day from
Seniors will be preferred en- ably lo- paid hut tho coming llitfh C’omiiuiiul ux|nTtriJ the lilt
•a he did dari
Ralph SUtten and J.
B. GU** sstate. It matures N»v lu-00 o’clock In the morning un. rollees in the course, Mr, John crop will nut he subject to a-iy of |/ningr*d at any time.
o f naval defense
*V i
iry ana naval
waa rsenassd Wednsaday T*^fht»*w*a a difficult- coarse of 1, 1980, and bears 5 percent In 'il 18:00 o'clock noon h<~| nntnii son said, hut Other students will celery progrum," Mr.
Duw-on
•Iffic-ie I re|Hirls from Imlh side*
Vug, 4 and continuing through
eligible. .A, limit of 2P has •aid.
IbdOtoChlna.
aa 1400 xrarkntga ewtod ttolr M yards slew fliu, t »
wen- full nf the heavy restraint
yards terest up to that time...
Aug.
9
for
th*
vaccination.
Cost
been placed on the class, and
tension In tto
ala-day walkout after an amlcrf- timed sad rapid fire, without any
No explanation wn- ma-le on that sometime# forenhudiiWa aitof th* injection will be horns by those wh-> are
Interested msy thu chungv, Mr. Dawson •tiled nouncement.- of thefc qtqtoak Im‘ a tom premia* at wag* dto- practice at all for
“ Lh#1
match.
tha' maU
the
City
out
o
f
th*
cost
of
thr
register
I*fore
school
begins.
yeementa.
conIn n letter inlilre—ed to all cel l-irtsnce.
Iiren**, Mr. Bayer «*M.V
Mr. Johnson u rged, students to ery jrow er* In thu county, but aEight hundred striking tabor'
J.
The Nasi war bulletin spoka
Tho
Clty.-Xomml*lonB|a*
Inseo
him
at
tto
farm
bulhling
are areap tad a 80 canto par
•non as furtheF Intarinntlon 1/ only of continuing nnd — twUW •
told In th*
"A t »a l *banquet
ta
*trutted
Chief
of
Police
Roy
any
toy
between
the
hours
of
tour basic wag* seal*, represent, g
Itus-inn
atleinrtta to relieve K*<1
ruceived it will hi given out.
U e of th*
the H
Hotel
Roosevelt after
aatio
<
LONDON, July 81, — Iff) lug a 10-esat tarnaaa, with at- tto ■■tehee U
to lw piidrch'it wt the
th* toadala. trophic* Foreign Secretary Eton
Paymonts on the celery and forctM
callvl William* to enforce the require 8:00 A. M. and 5:00 l>. M.
Subject* which w ill bo studied vegetable! program amounted to center about Smolensk, and dlser-Ume pay at Urn* Bad aim-kali aad baaaarda
upon tto Japan*** today to "re- ment* o f the ordinance. After the
* “ .^Th# atrtkar* art- tto priaa w in
about $40,000, according to llg mi-se opdfntion- elsewhere with
white Ultra still la tlip*. A iiw. 8 deadline expires. Chief in tha court* are:
tor 88 1 4 rente aa
Circular saw, Joiner, Jig saw, ure* compiled by tho office of •He old description: "according to
whither their present policy l* William* will bo authorised (o
mck
up
all
dags
running
at
band m w ," h lth
speed grinder; ttw-fftOUtp IfiB fr 'Roiiio " r, 134 plan.’’
leading Utefit."----------kesterduy'a Soviet communiqus
press, forge work sheets were made nut by
la a major British diplomatic l-rg* that bar* not been vac mortising, drill
nnitod
or
are
not
muxxled.
and
work, welding, w ood lathe, sim farmers in tha county 'in enm- offered only thu fare informa
attempt to ataer Japan o ff a
to
jkill
the
stray
dogs
and
Im
tion
that there wa.s "continued
ple electricity, pip# tools, paint- piianro with tha ,\AA program
aeon*
of
military
oxpamlon
which stay lead to • eolllalon of "uuml those hs believes the snd brushes, work drawings ami revering about 10,283 acres of stubborn fighting" In tho NevelSmnlrnsk area and about Zhito
tilled land.
tto world powers to th* Orient, uwuar* will call tar.
bills of material.
“ H baa beery customary durin
The celery allotment for Ihr mir in the Ukraine, although re
Eton told th# House o f
Com
Students taking
the agricul
past saver*! years to tnforr
mon*i " I cannot totter* that th*.
ture course at the high school county last year was 3,827.8 ami porting tho kind nf heavy and
durinr will receive aart o f the training a total o f 3,382.3 acres were continuing
Red
serial
action
atatremar e ^ ta Japan b anUnly thl# requirement either
lu ll or August o f each year," to b* offered in th# farm mech put Into production
r f celery, which ordinarily support# offen
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Again this morning, tha o f
number o f dog ow n m neglected purpose of tha
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along
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Th* official communist party
for compliance with the AAA
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foreign Minister As
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Army Was Told To
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U. S.-Made Flying Fortress O ff To Itomli (xermnny
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Thousands Of Prison
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'P a tie n c e O f U. S.
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Trap Tightens,
Reich Declares
Welles Declines To
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ment Was Sought
Russians Said Firing
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Gun Chib President (Relates His
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The Sanford Herald, July 30, 1941
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 30, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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