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N o v a Predicts '[
Lewis Fight To
Go Only 3 Rounds
bright Tourney
t IAV—
Mia. El wood Cook*, of
•rtr. York, painting for tka na
tional tona fa tkrono abdlcaUd
*7 Alka Marti*, milled .martly
Sunday to dafaat a rival, Naur
lfOrkar, Halrn Bam hard, and rwM B 'tk a woman'a .Ingle* till*
fc tka 64 th annual Seabrlght
[fellatio n
Tournament
The
toprau w o
W, *J.
MEW T 0 1 K , July 28, - W )
. — la m Mora aaya hla SaptrrnW
kanvywolght ehamplontblp fight
with Jo« Loula won’t go n or*
than two od three maud*.
Quickly ai
7-1.
rtMrk. Cooka, unbeaten in four
toumamanta thte yaar, raptured
bar ftrat Saubrlght crown In
IBM, Mia* Bant hard waa the
&
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Fllnwlk
H is
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Trogan team
■aawto aakneww; Mrtrla lllcka
“ • CkrUttaa aaai« to uaknewa;
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d a lly aaa w l f * --------- CUttr, wl
W ru Meoela. a wlSew, fare,
iska
lira. William Wltaoa ai
__ Maltk,
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huebeat
keen. itoireV A . MeDenaM. ee l
Hula, iacaaaad; Marge I e n >
Ckrtotlaa earn* to aak sew n: Jon
k r. where Ckrtotlaa M M to ei
r? n r *2
R a a k e and wlfa,
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aewai i . U. Baaa u 4 wlfa.
e la an k ao w k; M. Ity Palm ar;
I I * g reater A r w f m y . I. U
a t A Coaiaaay, (la r rrtl Bowen
man a n u bara. aa4 Ollknu A
J. R Dorset!; J a a n
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-?*.?* O r laljea name la aaknowal Abrakam R
MMas
f^ffllaa mama la aa'
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Mm
rtrtli ii name U nnknown; o. C. Atkina and
a Ik la* Whmm ckrtotlaai ato^ i. aakm .Vi H. H
fu
hm
a to uakawwa:
V■ i;,
<• ankea
k r lm u , l i e . la
doarn’t taka a bt
wall. But thoaa v
and hurt him altkar
up or, Ilka Conn,
quite enough power
"Lou' will Burt h
ba all over •k||g
tha knockout." ftav
."Taadi, It ckoulih
t h an • three rot
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w lf * Baaato I . Ad,
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• Katokt aaa w*f"'1*• , h °
Many biatrum
Mlantl.U of tha
Commarca ware •
tkaia.'
NOTICE
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Paraeal] Anna I*. WoMkrlde*? James w m
Thom** IV prink; (token f
kirnmn, J.m r. W. Wklto; A .lX 'ta‘rlftlS ,*'
ts M r m d t i l olh «r i i r f o i i who**
■ « ? 'to*
Tkemaa rn
arid u R k im n ^
:wng.T,/,r.lr8,,"v*rc,7. h,V t o ;a h
.* ,,,,‘ ** *— *
and ■tar ted a passing attack
not- far from thaIf own geal.
In tha final 40 aaaoada, Uoyla
Nava, a fourth •tring quarterkpekjc completed hla
fourth
■freight forward to Left Efad AI
Xrmgw, who tallied. It audad
8W mlnutaa of partact dtfanaJvo
football for Duka that aaoios.
^• fn'potol bad baoa soared un.
til tkat momaut.
m2.
« m.
In t j .
71V
la an4 t#
*• ••Tfu’' frem
nf Rurrkn
sm s»
aoraiwai
caaad. a
wo* bar awn aanrlre wftn tho
*.7? P61*** ■*«* finally
•reckad MUa Brrnhard’a Mrvlca
fa r tka match after the game
had font to dauco twice.
eereier
Mr* Cooka taecaadad Mtta
rid aa Baabrlght tlUehoNlar,
lag this crown to thoaa rlia
woo m the New Englan;), an.torn
day toon and MHdto AtUntle
•fatal tournament, earlier In
»
B H M jB
tlM m io ik
Ska also teamed with Mergera t Oaborna of Nag York to win
th o 'wan n ’a double* irown from
n 1t-«*A"m t l if «W »•« JTfiTW"
L---- LDatalky
May Baudf •Arid Paulina Balt,
i X ' 8 - 7 . <-«.
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'•.Tha mdn'a ataglaa champloa-
Will*
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pSwRs
128 aach month for tlm follow
fug 10 yaara. Llkawiao. i f go1
pay |7ft % month for 18 M an
you will hava an oknaiyglp n
1 11,000 In honda. payabU to mi
at tha rate of floO k*ta gmmi
for lha fallowing 10 yoare.
Not*.— ’To buy dafamm lwnd
and atampa, go to tho Muraa
poat office or bank, or
lha Treaaurar of the
Stataa, Waahlngtoii,i 0..
an ordar form.
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et of Baa a. Tw y t l «.
• . M l tag. R t i l l CM..
. !*• haa'nnlne
a t w * it a R. . at ■
fa W l i l t Cha a i l |.{
l* cka. In baalnnlng _
lia " w
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^ li ' V " ^ " » » " / ^ ,i ‘ ^»l'av, *aa« wlf<
i»r.
m rhrlfeftaa b i w U M t k M v t r l i M* R a ft
108*, .Troy beat Tulana, l l- I S ;
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of KM 1.4 of MW M _____^______________
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tufa California, girl*
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unknown: 1. U Maall and wlfa. Marram ManU; Ml
H o m e
LOS ANGELES. July 28—
(A7— Howard
Harding Jonaa,
88, for 80 yaara ona of lha natlon'a top football coach**, died
of a heart attack Sunday at hi*
horn* •
T ie Unlverelty of Southam
California mentor wao .trickon
111 without warning. A doctor
•ammonad by kU cook found
tho coach unconacloua. lla dlod
A few mlnutaa latar.
Tha roach and tho cook war*
■Iona In tha houaa. Hla ion,
Ctouda, a nrwipapar librarian,
to on a vacation trip to Ataaka,
hla dauahtar, Carolina, waa
Vfattlag neighbor..
T ie tall, taciturn Jonaa waa
A.aoublo figure In the a porta
world., Tha annual game* be
tween hla T ro j.ru and Xnuta
Bockna'a Irl.h ofNotre Duma
ware etoaalc* followed by avufy
n W roo fan Intha country.
Daatt it)’ an airplane creak.«M
abort Roekna’a career In 1031,
And Jonaa—M.cloae a friend ••
he w u a blttar rival— mourned
for month*. .
•Hla llfatlma coaching racofd
Included 120 victoria.,
86 d«f»*ta and 18 Uac. Hla taama hud
WOU, kr tied for
the Pacific
C ooti ronfrtanca crown tight
Q* How does tli* T m n n r DeH r t n w t 'i regular, purchaea plan
oparatet
A. Upon
aad Mart aavaUpga- are Mat
to you- T W m > ^ d U m J vfll
tom* at any tatarvah j r h select
— wakkly, i — l monthly. monthly,
•to. T m may ehengc Urea* fctervala at any time, Increa.o or deeraaaa your M m , or atop or
dering at any tlm*. Tha advan.
tofta et tha rrcular | M u (
plan hare already •lyd* matt than
100,000 paraoni to hubs ay.tematU mvtnga through aarinn
Q. By porehatfwr rfafaftH tarbiga bond*, tad I pdiure my»«lf
of a regular Income, Ilka an an
nuity, 10 yaara frpil now?
A. Ya* If you pay f l l . i l for
a dafanta eavtnga ■ban I at*ry
__ —tL a__an ---------'- - ' *_:11
D IO viator.- ,v
" '.Sunday'* matrh waa mark ml
kr aparkllpp-rail lea by both playilk 'T h e top-jrcdrJ Mra. fook.i
ran tha first five
game* In
R»ift aurcaaalOn only to aao- Miaa
Jadga Aha N. LanyUa
Bgrnhard surge hack and awaap
In a rmr, Iota tha Itth, and
Jodg*
Alva M. Lumpkin takaa eatk
taka tho nr a t two for the of aAaa
in Waikington aa junior
from* South Carolina to
waited no time In aauator
aerra until a aurruuaar fa choean at
Mond act with dar- A
aptatal aiactlon. Ha luccoeda
Kt nat, and ih» Jamaa
F . F l ika* who area apip a .o u t the match • u M i l to tka auprewo Court..
A deciding art aa
h 4*1 lead. Out tho
. Bam hard once C o a c h
J o n e s
ha ploy from her
4 on to a.;uara aeD ie s S u d d e n ly
oppuTtanlty,
Defense
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AN INDEPENDENT
VOLUME XXXII
Established In 1908
SANFORD.
Jap Invasion
.Of Indo-China
Goes In High
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Japanese *shlpe,
shtpe, but_ they were
subjected to the Treasury’s mart
t time regulations whleh meant
that none of those in port or ar
riving In port could leave without
obtaining official clearance
Wellea would not elaborate hie
statement. It wee noted he used
m the phrase, "under present eonm dittons." Some quarters Inter
preted this as a warning to J a
pan that ths United States po
sition was subjects to quick
change, depending on develop
ments In the Far B ast
'
l It was pointed out that the
United States, as wtU as Japan,
would bonoflt by, allowing ths
•hips to dock and unload.
This country needs the Tatuta
Man's silk cargo and n * ma_ a . Uriels aboard soma of ths other
^ vessels. and must look out (or
the welfare of Americans aboard
' flaUment aa a
■
lag to demonstrate United States
• willingness to co-operata with the
Tsyhe government under cerUla
eircumstances. Its UunedlaU of
feet was to rtmove seme of
sting of the credit-frccsUg order.
’•Pol* Negri Returns
To United States
----- -J I M B Y CITY, N T *. Jsly 19
*
rmlta . ■.Negri, still
a
••banner of the #M movie school,
returned to the United State*
Monday after el*
years' abasMa and was retained by. immjgretlen eutheritlee < W .a few
been e t EQia Isis ad. *
M J « MMtad that Mias Negri
" * * h o arrived from Lit bea a * Use
American Expert User ExealL
k«r. bad *t*red way lea leas,
ehivalroa*
&TZ1 S
r*
^Defense
H SM A s
TUESDAY.
JULY
29.
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D
1911
Member Associated I*r«w
\ l 'I Kl .lt
•Little Red Schoolhouse Wrecked By Nazis
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hin ltfrt
v it a e k s
h illifl
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I
I ro o p s, l l e a x y
( 'oiiultT
U tv .
Nazi Cnmmand
Hai ms ( J a i n s
a.I I jit i’i >un fit i
ClaiW. inu if ihi "
•l>|NS4ing ihf .i•Iin iit i
.rv, ilSdl I ' 01 |f| .HI II!'
"ifiHtil fu ighl'ttr n.tl'i
i failure,*' Hint
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.i single . *h«•r t ^• » *l •
ihi* >ibh"li* In »»ii- |l t ■
Hr mrnl fine I pm* •
no in* nf
nirntA n« i
I'm tr.l SlNti'4 «ee||tenet ..f
the
* Wtnlrrn II*
*•• . untrii*
A «pt»rt in
Irfe •• tpon.l
inir r«»llr*l .» 51 in*»!••••• »ino
f
rit in Ihi* fir«l J»i .l it a of ihi
nrw f •«»*.»I vrnr, ulm lt ln*irrn
thi** nionth Tlie tr* <i- i*v rrirtrl*
|ml it hail *|»rnt f l
I7.V1R0
j *n| tank in $.7?$ I .'O'* .*»! | \|.»rv
th.m Ijnlf of the d|irn*|inu wit*
for ilrfrnar.
The
TrmiMifv'•
«il»1isrr* •M»n*«
rr.*rhml a m*vh high *%f <
I H 7 T h # *
2M
Reds Declare
German Drive
is B re a k in g
WASHINGTON
»„■
S.im lnr rl.nL
king a < m *n.l»\
t* r. t•nI i\ wiigg'
*
rw
with a *3.000,000 .Uk cargo
aboard, and abort 40 other J .p * anrse vessel* have been standing
out to tea off Uio west coast
_ since Thursday when they were
4 advised by Tokyo
that the
United Btatre waa preparing to
Creese Japanese credit*.
r
V
ill
Japan’.1*
occupation
of
nouthern Indo-China went in
to hljth Rear aa warship*
and troop transhortn brought
aKarrison fortes and military
nupplle* into Camranh Bay.
it
was
officially
an
nou nced nt Hanoi that 40.000 Japanese troop*
^ be stationed in aouthejrn Indo-China.
iBi*
The S tate
Department
ms»
night announced that all
ese .hip . here U . o f f t h e U. a
roast. Including the * > . r T .la ta
Mam with 150 American porta
without fear of being
Acting
Secretary
of State
Welles, a fte r a conference with
Japanem Ambassador
Nomura,
issued a brief statement saying
"Under preterit condition* the
Treasury Department will grant
prompt clearance for Japanese
vetsela,
clearing from United
States porta."
The 17.00d.ton Tatuta Maru
e
Neighbor Policy ( . ai l ed F a i l
ure: Puppet Guv-j
ernment Suggested'
‘^uick Clearance Of
Vessels Is Promised
By G o v e r n m e n t
« u « la lH
f
Ixnfnrtl N Tht* Onlv Central ''■q
Florida City Alfortlini* Kill. iitntinn>
And Water I raii*|»>irLiliiin
( .cod
Ships Stand O ff
Coast O f U. S
nr
*
Clark Urges
U.S.Take Over
All Americas
^Warships And Troop
Transports B r i n jar
Forces, S u p p l i e s
Into Gamranh Bay
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pruts it lirficit fur »h.- \*r*r of
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17 Men A re S en t1$3,000 Fire Burns As W atchers Make
Call For August|No Move To Call Fire Department
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A r m y Induction 7 Airports In
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Fite Volunteers Are S ta te Get WTA
Japan’s' Troops Move Included In Latest Aid For Lxpansion
To Indo-(’hina Rases Group From County
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b
Inry I mmI m :»lna»ly l»»*l nrrlvnl
«.»eh
projwt.
Fi'Uii
anothrr place.I 111 Ibs 1 idh 1 11 01
I 111,
•no* nlaivs
from 11.t iv«bl. M00 mil' * !'• Uo* t< HiMlifta*. Nftib«*rl I'nniplirH m uici'ft howt .• r. it aim repsul the governno nt.
ll.nl K|l«'||l*t|
north, to i.iko lnrnn»'n*r Ja|M»nr«i* ■i Kj*rIyla* llnu*hi»|il»*i- were tho vil to run I n b vhilb \\ I'A nn«l
Five or *1 x illff* reiil
|
<
i
vnlui*l«’«*rii
nhili’
\Vi»Ht*r
(rr»«'|n to nine ImiPi »'» kutilhi'iW
Mi l l i e
Civil Aeronautic* udniun strutnm poker I hip** W en* illl'm I
TtsHliiunn
vihlunt,»
rrn
l
front
hln
Indo-China.
Ilo
' their boxes and ol lml
-I
la* kionvillr twar.l to *?«• with fvmiN.
•a•
---------'I w11 nf the large-st prujeetH ! pile The eii pi wi •• |*
It
1 (Mini tid
n*•
in*
1111111111* <"iMiriiy rnntiittfi*til.
I
fancy,
o
i
i
u
*
had
d
«igu
’ Th$’ nthiT im'ii ntinii’il to fill rail fur expansion nf Uikiland'**
\1 ••in 111 t he
g*
l"
* ilic rail an* Jurk ts"»ilon Stnlt*. •No. .1 airport into a ela-* 4 field j l eliler and one
••>%11
back
I.
i
froin
Illsb
\
with
four
paved
iiiiiwtiyn
lot)
I
alti'iitmii
I I Ufftnr Harris, \\ illiam • Arrlm*
h
*1
“ biilfer
bad
a
%
i\
1
»•
'
fi’«*t
Kride
aiol
filH
H
)
fe«
l
long
I
I
mtuiums
il
______
| Urown, Richard I’ n- si ll I aim r
I.
•o * .
.tod a ls o
making the 111 Ihe middl" Some f il
v rv v YORK Julv
• n# Juhn Wyant ll.nm U , Willrnm and iinprovi-mriit 4
M.W Y«)HK. July w . J
K g.|U|rr*. Ja m .- \.n»"ii War l-iTuburjj aii|H»rt a rln** I field were maiki-d ariorsho • 1 . il
■km
troop*
Mo*l* rate
rntloning
pmn
‘ 1........ •
William
M \i.' Itidiiii'i.ii. Kith four runwuy* of the same value and their fig ’i. « v\.n»
!c»i l.** w«*r»r
Semlnolo County la assured a
A truck loaded with aluminum
•M
iline
sflinl
oil
ainonjr
rn
’
n,
high as II 000.
n>; •ami
.1 t.ee
1ti,< I \n.irew M.kl.-r, Hugh llraddy. iliiiunsioiM.
t
won* Soarticles ranging
from
tnffre health unit to p r e v e n t the ..........
moturiAtA will Ik* impo**»l
i»t ,r,‘ 1
The large*l loiib tt-- wti I M
Mason, J r . Fri*i|»»ri*k W
rhe lark* land program will I ••
1 lid
I ciiiiigrail
pots to slot machine* left Hon spread of rommuniratle disea>- fmk-rrl government l(nnu-dial. lv , Harry
.
ll
huge
wotk
»f
a
il,
mil
•
1
*y
I
ji
1
Wester,
and
|
rarrted
llnrr
•mt
entirely
hy
t'o'
for"
’ * night
-*-*-* *for Tampa, sig «■* a . a result of the action of aftrr I ait. or Day. Sept. I, ‘t » » *
ord lost
I ran* WI'A, while at
William O. SlcKandrr,
l.eeshurg the ••red with nlc’iel and hr
owhile, I'rimo
nifying tho end of Ihu second tho City Commission last night footast hy well Infonm-d
In I
ts*r from Ft. IMrrn*
work* agency and t ?. S. engi inlaid with gin**. Ilo e
drive for' the motr.l In this city in approving its shore of tho mr n t«Ml*y.
u
1 luirchill
Th«* men will b-;»v»* fur Lamp neer* will collaborate in mukmg of the wheel win about
h. pi . .nut.
tar assist the government’s de cost of the unit, Edwnnl Hig
Oil men wtiil onr of the fir-' I landing
fi
and
it
revolved
on
a
l.ng*
on
Aug
*
*
fur
induct
m
*
ii
the improvement*.
gins, member of tho Commis curtailment iilan* likely In b«
fense effort.
i i..ii .iiiim p t
Bartow will get a new nirport decorated with uluuii*i.i*i
h
■ in Sep
ailoptnl would Ik* thw cloning *d ■ntn the army, Mr Carler •nnl.
Harris Anderson,
who wm sion, said today.
lotbbilt
metal.
I*,
aa*
•
Qucntionnaim«
un*
l>ciiig
nciit
in d a ** 2 with (wo runway* 100
The amount the City will con filling nf utiiiiM 12 hour* daily.
named chairman of the nlum.
lit to tho*0 men will* registered, by .’1000 fret, with the WI'A and 1the wheel cost about
al
Inura collection drive hy 3. L tribute wae authorised at $1500 7 I*. M. t» 7 A. M.
(■-r lhi> draft on July I. Mr. Cur
S. engineers rollubornting. j When the h *f piece- «•!
id
Ingtey, head of the Seminole rnvided soma arrangtm rnts can
i f f said, tl
is |>riil>ubl<- that
Deland's
airport
is
to
be
e
x
.
|
niture
were
choppei.
n|
.
Ml
ha
1been
County Defense Council, said to. e made whertby (he County
'hose mnt whose r-l- r miiulx-r i. pnnded ffom tla*s 2 to class 3, line ».i» thrown on *h |"l
.. Is
' •11 pitch
day that the campaign ended a will continue to do welfare work
ml.-r 1,700 will li. sent i|(lcslion- and Sanford also is to get n a match touchoil off fln
I
... I
ml.mi tho
day earlier than scheduled be. under the health unit and its
Ukd for . the closa 3 field.
__ (ir,.
cause free transportation for Ihe present set-up,
Mr,.- lU ^ in t
V .g lh llll
Win tea.. tianm Si tusf fWlL wOTt. •> M f P ' n r fr li M
>*
m m b
*■''
— •*-■
...
' “ i mistake wfre
- .-------,
.
wnP-mtnKHn lislinir r.v'TWiivrrtrd into n cLms
•H*|'*' fTTT1^ ItllNsui (I*
Commit'
Close order drill, rifio prn. •• i
or,|cr number of l.ewi< Free- port with two paved runways,
.1 *
•I •it- 1 %gsiing in win
The 8 t John. River Line of slon and the School Hoard have •nd a lecture on orifanisslimi l*v Mian. The true order number of mul construction at the Ocala
li,
it
fared to tabs the aluminum to agreed to appropriate thrir part L t W. I). Hofmann were Included Mr. Freeman is S-IIH I instead airport is to to rompleted, mak
I b. !• I . •miiiiiiid imiile enrly
Tampa headquarters for this die- of the health unlt'a cost, and In the reifulnr drill session of th. " f 8-1(127 as was published in the ing it n class 3 field. Construc
■i i
. Iii 9 |m—iiiv.* mul ill.
triet, where It will be weighed nuw that the City has come In Seminole County Defense Foree Herald yesterday.
Do
tion on Ihe 1‘sUtkn airport is
ROME. July 29
Kin
in ili.il tin
lieriiiuil o f.
and eventually shipped to the the full local amount is assured. last nixht at the Armory, E. (
More negro volunteers ran be to lie completed to raise it to a linn diplomats removed
f ■•••
hi.I I.nl,'i| leilh ut tho
The sum of $djt00 must be pro- Harper, captain, reported today
smelting center.
sad in the quota of Aug. 20 and class 3 field.
Moscow were quoted 1«V the •
Several men are volunterrinc .•ny men who w i'h to join the
l i'll!' I* P 'l'lil tlllg Moo*
, toward the cost of
' How much of the oietal flan vlded locally
ficial Slefant agency Mondav •
I iiIh.iit Zhitomir in tho
ford contributed will not he the unit, and the State will fur for (he Army or are being draft
•rmy for till* call are requested
•nying
the
lie
d
.
Army
tiir
Inn
I It I.line .iii.l •l.'-l.tr.'d that in
known until n report is ngde nish $11,3(50. Funds from the ed. Cant. Harper said, and then to get in touch will; the draft
is well-equipped with lo w leonti
olin ,«le u . Soviet Isofipa were
ars a few vacancies in the furre. hoard immediately, Mr. Carter
from Tampa, since the pile was State bass been allocated. ■
ers
which
ure
"an
exact
ropy
Those
interested,
who
mu.t
!•
•
d.
lie Hk gieut niiioluT* of in
Personnel of the unit wll con
not weighed here. Mr. Anderson
advised/^
hc
the latest American model - "
i' i ■ in i.niiiirrattack*.
said, however, that “ the drive sist of • health unit director, between tho sgei of IB snd 55,
The Italian diplomuts, it o-i
I l l . Hie uiur-t ciiiifi.li n t , re.
sanitary officer, nurw* and cUrlt. are asked to seo Cupt. Harper.
went off even h .tl.r th.m
I'O RT KVKUGLADKS. Ju iy .2U said, sfouud -liiut Hue U m .u n , li..— P * l uuiA. . — Ali_.eua In many
-NAZI GKNKHAI, KII.LKD
expected, and more aluminum Tho director la appotntnl by tho
—t/P)— The United .States gov undernken vast preparation, cm
ii>*. uu .
u tility
ut Varinnca
was collected than w# had an- County Commlotion, subject to REGISTRATIONS CONTINUE
BERLIN , Ju ly 29,' — I/**) The ernment acted Moiidiy to tduc? ing the past three )c»|x f. i • tii in iftiun n '> rtioni of over*
tho approval of Uio State health
seised German
freighter eventual war with (iermiinv aoi' * In ilium:
GA IN ESVILLE. July 29. - 0 1 3 death of Msj. Gen. Kurl It it t. r the
: e. •<.
particularly
Illon'U seven slot mu. officer. Ths hood of ths unit
, that, after the Roaainii-Finni-i' ■n i In- Sniuliii'k urea.
rhlnea whleh were contributed by must fcovs tho ondorsement of —Last minuta registrations for '•>n Weber, 48, rommander of a Aruuca in service.
The
Maritime
<!onunl«*inn
fo
r
war
in
1919,
a
reshuffle
pln>ths
second
Summer
term
at
the
tnak
division,'
on
ths
eastern
1
1
hi H i-Soviet gener*
the Police Department, the cen Ovs S.mlnoU County Medical
took possession
of
the younger army leaders in higt
il - t i f f s
ta lly
morning war
tral receiving
■■PM
M M L bln on
. Piark Ave Association, and la aUo required University af Florida continued Iront July 20 was disclosed Men. mally
Arnuca
and
authorised
tho
South
began
this
d.ty
In
a
death
nolicu
in
Deutsche
.
Classes
position*'
in
the
High
(
‘pmniund
yesterday,
•nllitiii n strong .im plication not
nue also had shout 309 alumin to hava adequate training in pub.
Atlantic
Steamship
company
to
Aligemeino
Zcitung.
,
morning.
nly
Unit
the
-upremo
Nuxi of.
um milk bottle cans which some lie hoolth work.
lake It to no undisclosed pert.
but
ti
In-nk
through aiiout
one had bean wise enough la
ActivitUa of tha health unit
' A llrilish cruiser chased Ihe
Hmolen-k tint fnllnl but that a
save. Mr. Anderson said.
cover a wldo rsnjr, including
A ueua into p«»rt here shortly
major led e* iinter-offrnsivo was
The chairman of the drive «*■
nursing 7 3 3
n
fler
the
outbreak
o
f
war
in
ill fuet di vt lupiug.
pressed bis appreciation to tlx
supervision,
1039.
Thu
4351-ton
vessel,
con
Speaking of the fighting in
Boy Scout trouts and to th ; Wo
to prevent
sidered on» of the fastest pew
WASHINGTON, July :."J — (43 .’he urea of Smol. n*k, sceno of
man’s Club which ahalated In the
to cure
freighters,
was
returning
t<
«
Ham
— Wartime identification non iHitlle of buttles or the uppmaelo
cnmpnlgn. os well pa to the gen
will work
eral poblte tor Ita "wholehearted
ftn ry Napoleon Whlta, bettri him. Judge Miller said, "You're burg. Germany, after n maiden •ures, already In force nt the •s to. Mmeow, nod in thn vicinL
with ths health
voyage
to
Vera
Crus,
Mexico.
W
— as
wmJ f in e
—- —- - "
War and . Navy. • Deportments, y <>f Zhitomir, the cummuniqtM
known aa "Cruvl Man" nt Uu harged with bralisg your wife.
were extended to the Stub' He
ler lured:
City jail wh.re he Is n trusty What made you do a thing like
"The enemy offensive In there
pnrtment Monday.
Will
b
.
free
tomorrow aftci ih a tt"
xsssit, howavar, to Indigent nralirectiolM li
briuking
ugulnat
Henceforth the entire person
serving a long sentence for ridA big grin spresd serosa the
tiretsf
d,,e* « P*' Ing a ti
stulil ornnow
nvl, from Acting Secretary
of 'ho firmui - uio!
Ha trucks pick
‘
train and assault, pm nr
iMVO’a fare
aa he looked up at
S tale WeRes to lowly messen
■f our troops.
a t th . red sf
upervlsion In. vlded he gets Into no trouble In b^fudg* and rpplird, "I don't
Its
m nitary
gers, muxf show
idenlificnlior
“ In some place* our troopn
judge. - I guess I’m just a
his “good time." Tho negro know judge.-I
tfca, sewaga
rard* bearing their likeness be Have p.is.-ed to energetic Count*
was given 110 days and allowed •tucl man." The name has stuck
fore they will be admitted
ti ■r-ntUrlis mul
inflicted heavy
(ONthms aw r s s t ra re .)
three days off a month for good •InOt, and so well that few p»r«
losses on ihe enemy."
tho building.
bahavior.
« N know his rest name.
Arrangement* are being w o rW
In the other major xonea of
_ “Crusl Man” la oa sreil known
Jolt Is no bod of rasas. far
out to keep guards from offend 'he
1-uHlifi mtl--In
the'
far
a$ tho jail aa say officers of "CfOol," for ho Is always work
ing
visiting
diplomats
who
will
north
und below
Leningrad—12
Pollea Station. Ha l . atdu*. mg.
ing. In
in his
hie capacity as
a* trusty
^ i B T j v y r . July n m - c * +
Klsranis members will holdl a not be required to have card*
fee
lured
Here
had
been
no
lain
39 roars old now, and has been he docs everything from cook,
Important action.
no lamat;to of thf - prkoi *off and ing rucais to catching dogs, and round tabU discussion of the
club’s activities at tha regular
Moscow’s
uml tho GermUl
TALLAHASSEE. July 29 — _ _ tv«r lilKt ho VM S I X yea i » In hie spare moments polishes luncheon meeting tomorrow nt
versions were more vastly apart
di
•h«qx and
end does
repair work
r.
Truck Load Of
Aluminum Sent
Action Taken In
Assuring H ealth
Unit For County
Anderson Says Result City Approvcn $1,500 Gas Rationing Is
Of Drive Exceeded Budget A Share Of Expected Labor Day
Keeping Up Work
All E x p e c t a t i o n s
1
Defense Force Hears
Organization^ j ^ t u r e , ^ ^ ^
Reds Said Copying
American Aircraft
J ■h
(iovernment Acts'To
U Nazi Freighter
Wartime Measures
Are Put In Effect
Cruel M an Is F re e A gain A fte r
Serving L a test Term In City Ja il
Defense Work mops
-AtHey Weft
SK ivSiaTK dte w
City News Briefs
Cash Balance
Reaches High Mark
^ X f* ®
- ks all Mate funds
V i iMS tMT B9S S
j
tho- Valdes Hotel, 8. J . Nl*».*«*uil* first offense was strsling around tho Police Station. Usual- retary. said today. Ila urged all
•ad since that conviction bo has 1 n big cigar la stuck In hla members to ha present
hOcn practically rsiscj at th? math, thougji il Is never light-
j |lories about tha negro circa.
"Cruel Man" also runs errands
L Larsen
Mo freely nt tha Kllco Station. for the Polieo Station, and uses
0,722 In
the W l af these • dilapidated kirftle
•« his
•sjr fas.
ta which
I was nick> af transportation. You
is tho way
whichJt/
"C nw l Man."
probably icon him ^crpIsIng
years ago ho was
4 town pedalling furiously
Municipal Jodge
making lltUo progress be• charge of
• Urn gear on the old b k y .
Earl E. Nordgren of Hsnford
promoted to tha rank
of captain of Infantry, effective
July 21, it was learned today.
CapC Nordgren la now at Port
Banning, Ga., attending tha bat
talion commanders and staff of
ficer* course at tho infantry
F i n n ish-Rritish
Break Reported
LONDON. July 29. -W h -F I n land levered diplomatic relation*
with Britain Monday, an authoritstlva sou res said Monday night.
This Information said tho break
was made when tho Finnish
foreign minister called on the
British minister In- Helsinki ilurs
big the afternoon. Further de
tail* were lacking.
than at any time in recent days,
but hail one thing in cummoat
A suggestion that thn crisis ta
Ihe butle in the whole of
rnt Russia hid drawn appreda*
bly nearer.
Rerlin claimed a Noxl trl
in the Smolensk area, whleh I
230 miles or less from tho
viet capital, woa now oQ.
conipirWiI and li s t a .
thrust at Moscow lb
woa in alcht.
!c4r*'
'S S g S i& iM X X i
*
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v
h
.
.
U 5*.
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.
BBH
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.
�(The Sanford Herald
Helping- Little Business
■MsiMiiiS
N S h M n w r s/n r s m easts l
We hope that the government's effort to ‘Mo some
f e f r u s er at seareM, r M t t
III Wes e sMe Avraaa
thing for little business," now being pushed nrouud In the
tifwtp8*Tas«J \
Pee Right Word.
Ob Bastille Day
defense program, will liear better fruit than the repeated
assertions during tlv depression that little business woulU
be helped. Then, though countless agencies were organized
and subsidized to help the small businessmen out of thdr
difficulties, nothing really helpful, so far as we could
learn, was ever done.
"There are warning signals flying In Washington
(hat ‘little busiuou.,' which him for suveral years been
tinir.cd In heavy seas, is approaching real hurricane wea
ther." says the Port Myer.i News Press. "The depression
years have been tough on 'little business' in- general,
though some of It Ims shown itself more adaptable te
Hew conditions than larger businesses and industries. The
defense crisis has brought further difficulties to 'llttld
business.’ and muy, perhaps, confront It with a fight for
existence.
"When the defense effort hegnn, a little more than a
year ago, It was natural that most of the contracts went
to big industrial establishments. They were the ones who
could Urn out the stuff, uml turn it out quickly. Only a
f«w months ago did wc como around to a concerted effort
to
tl*> defon*! work so that smaller concerns
WflVrYflSvtfTPyhnrc and add their power to the p rotiu ettfe
facilities so urgently needed for defense, llia t is being
pushed strongly today, according to K. L. Mehorney, chief
99m mrm i n l i i l i l i i l |a
_____ broadpretty hard pat to It
, satisfactory line of
S occasion of France's
I J t**™**™1
3 LAD
WHEN AN
B' DISCHARGED.
UL WHAT SPIRITT8
YOU
INCUR: reality of guna versus butter/ Not less than 10 ontlrt>
tranifrtu
or
forgiven, whose tin U industries whose supples arc being either curtailed
shut off entirely may be faced with the frtark prospert of
— Psalm 81:1.
LONDON, l*4i
* * .r * £ l Tho fpatry Review)
Tla evn men and envloue who
try .
To gmito tho city that Is glory'*
Know not the city's soul. BeTheir fury Hants, the shout of
i Wren must roam
\
.4
And, if tho dejul^ havo trar.,' hi*
Boejag
the7 hroodlng
(ui RtTjPnul’e,
croiu
of
•foojng tbs city of hie mnklmt
l>*r. rain of fiery bombs
yet, it ho eould >p<>k t>.
40 who hold
.O O M ta a t
w inged
do(rn-«
either finding something else to do or shutting down en
tirely. For a time, in other words, there .may even be
more, not fewer unemployed, with windows in smnll plants
making unessentials goinjf dnrk that lights may blaze
brighter in the windows of vital arms and defense plants.
“There is a tendency, under pressure of the defense
effort, to eliminate the small enterprise entirely. Nohemkls Is properly concerned about this prospect; he Is right
in suggesting that ‘if wo permit a total blackout of
small business . . . we shall have richly cultivated the soil
for n fascist dictatorship.’ He might havo added 'or a
communist dictatorship/ for tho twnr are aliko in that
neither offers a place for the smnll enterpriser.
"The defense boards in Washington arc aware of this
danger, Nchrmkls avers, and are trying to be ready with
plans either to incorporate such endangered small bus
inesses Into prime contructor-sub-contrsctor relationships,
This salary
bill would
find ways for them to make defense goods, or means of ment.
eliminate this bad fealuro.
IV# h tr ways,
rould not speak of ruin . .
‘Thie In a serious situation, full of tho gravest possi
I'unfold
long, long tale of I.ohilon'- bilities for I he future. It Is reassuring to know that there
ate those who are nlrently trying to find a solution.”
6
old and proud and
How To Kat
For Defense
________
»
known pain before, and
, and death;
a a harried hour »»* Lon.
With national tiefenne holding the stage as the Num
ber One topic of conversation anil with everyone from tha
M l a hurried hour ahatl doctor to the grocar- talking about- vitamins, tjjerc is an
( her breath.
other angle of I he diet question that sometimes is over*
9 ‘t i Cttlao, t) roo 410* wheto looked. Ranald G. Cooley tells about it in Your Life Magnalne.
itanda
9
tag bor garnered trvoanres.
“There’s nothing liko a meal full of acids to maktf
you a first-class fighting man.’’ he says. "Take the wort
h r b a «ptain*d tha onS*Aag7 I Q
said ha mid* It b « U M BoUhrr.
Iim'i u M * * Nastem. Probably
It Is. Yet there's an undertone or
grain Ming from the Russian cmbetiy here that It . was a tactless
remark, after • State Secretary *
Sumner Welds’ friendly expressions
toward Moscow when the Nails
Jumped on the Conuuunlato.
Prime Minister Winston ChurchIII of Britain was another demo
cratic broadcaster. He was a bit •
I more speciflc than Bill Bullitt His
I distinction is that Britain’s shied
with the Russian people but hot
with their Communistic system. ,
WIIO'H A C0MMUN18TT —
Some time ago Congress passed
• ,b w that any cmplojoa of tho
government must make an affi
davit that they do not ndvoeate
or belong to any ormntaaMon
that advocates the overthrow of
the government of tka United
.Stales by fpreo or violence. I
voted for this law and think It
la perfectly proper, but I was
very much surpriead alien I re
ceived s letter from tho Rort
geant at Armv Ifonnrabla Ken.
noth Romney, notifying mo (hat
f moat ntoka <hi ramv aftldnvii
beforo I draw » y salary. Of
cmiraa I don’t Suppose It ever
of ! ^
** F o ffrtT
loUl ’rf o^ur rt thh of
i __BsstlUO >Teah. but the British Broadcast-' v
»•
|lag company gummed HIM op Ilka[ (Wit star- wise. Some time ago IT plaoned
r the 4th. It’s a Bastille Day program, to coosist
14th. th a t of 111 the ’’Allies*" national ani immaterial. |theme. Then, juet a few hours
raver Pres- ahead of the broadcast. Russia bo- •
world eondl- i came an ally Seemingly the corn
el were what pany failtd.to nattawM anR’ biadthe vertmtly or otherwise, omitted the
M l - makers’ . ’’InttmaUonale.” Moscow's anthem,
bs f o r ’em. 1 Maybe It wasn’t Inconsistent with
i v a r a t of what Winston said. Maybe the >
a •b 1ngton’O !;"Internationale's-* a Communistic
ed to get off rather than an all-around Russian
OR the latter anthem. Nevertheless. 1 hear, fyom
Utderable Ambassador Com tan line Om anrear tinea Sky's Bolshevikheadquarters in
•Wlcotly Washington that the Kremlins-'A
*rty eon- ’ very huffy about It.
h people, •k Federal Security Administrator
KtnwtdcA Paul V. McNutt Induigud la a
.
I broadcast, too. Paul said aoraeambaasy , thing that was more than average
to for coherent.
«
A
wiearnad,1_ The question's been asked re-' *
IvttlM a t peatedly; O _
they wera , why are we Americans, who are
Aorta sea- as antl-CommunliUc as we are
praalrUng f sntl-Nazl, to generally hopeful
■*<> mok* ? that Ruula'll rales aU possible
A I hades with the Carmans T .
•
tfca Nazis
ips an easy enough query to
>«* of tt, ! answer, rejoins Paul. If the Oarmane win the war, we're quite well
tho Vichy convinced that we’U have 'em on
_ .r
' I mir western hemispherical hands
•of
presently. If the Axle la licked,' #
roldsbin ty |though, we shan't have THEM to
to. Russia. |worry about, and there’s no pros-'
|pret that the Rusatana will bother
S-T7-.- . i us. It wasn't exactly a pat on tha
' ' i j I hack for Russia, but It did stats.
t £ £ ' • ?" J very understandably. WHY wa feel 7 ^ * .”
|as w# do—though maybe wa don’t
quits an realise It yet.
>
" And Interior SecrvUry Harold l*
Jckta made a broadcast. Ha didn’t
say much about France or taka
any particular Jabs at Communism.
He devoted himself principally to 9
roasting Charley Lindbergh. Indirectly, la fact, this was calcuiAtM .to make a . hit in Moscow.
Charity'*'assertetf th arfm m a’r atr
»rprice-Is n: g and RussUlf avu :
tors denounce him as a N u L
A
LOANS
-
___ zarrw i.
f i . ' t a t - ’ from any alien
U
between her and the
’LgyyjtRLY o rr.iF.Ns
'VO buoti -hearing an much
•bouV- ■ •shooting w a/, wove begun to wonder
other kind of war Unit l»
i|n’a rrront ah
Ravlot ------*1.
Russia thr
psnmpUy struck np
ova Me In December
In MoyWi
Dmto . rroo^oo
yardstick has Just been issued by tho National Research
Council which recommends, among other things, that tho
average man consume 70 grams of acids a day. Many
nutritiou experts put tho daily acid quota at 100 grama—
about throe nix! a half ounces.
“Naturully they, don’t scare tho consumersuby comlnp
right out and, using the won! ‘uclds/ They cnlrthtnn ‘protelna' instead. Ti-ar apart u giant protein molecule, how
ever, and you will find that it (a made entirely of varying
-•Avwi
tiliia41amu
r td
i ,vm»
HU
____ 1 1 - J
___l .
in
ufacturc Internal sccrellonH, ntul as ii source of anenry—
oil of which arc mighty im|tortnnt to national defimu, as
well ns
in severyday
v s rv d iv honltliful
>M apa cMnpla'nlnr well
a s ’to
healthful llvlnir’*
living.*’
rather In Sua-ia.
they get for IgsorOLD JOKES are best. Liko the nno about the man
l’» aiprrjaoee- - A m
i i get, art «f VussU who, about to bo hanged, was asked if he had anything
Mr,' thayll
team to.aav and’hja answer was: “Yes, sir, I want to say this
m about wratkvr.
U going to bo a lesson tu me,”
Boeatvsit, you may
Or tho talo of the traveler in th« Uiue Ridge Moun
aomUnUpp of aae- tains who saw an old man sitting at a cabin door and
diked: "Have you liver! hofo ali your l i f e r To whl«h the
old gent answered patiently: -Not ylt.”
. ..
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
Ry JOB HENDRICKS
KEEP ’EM FLYING — In
irtharanc* of tho slogan, "Keep
in Hylug,*’ tha Ailmlrtlslrstlrn
putting aa a pvokraa* to evi
ct all old aluminum to an Into
iw nlrplanra, U ban had yronirful sucevta thrui^liout (ha
Program.
THIRD TIME IB Cl
Tha Ho m o Committee
Offlcva and I'U I Rau
strand time has rapar
"big A bill to p«t Fu
Instead of
rails Uon b
jj
|
Co-Makera: Automobile—
Fa railova. Several Repay
I am not advocating the nvtrl
throw nf tho government by fom l
or vlorancvi end sevm.d, 1 would
net got my pay check If t did
NOT MUCtl
MODERN
FINANCE CO.
I w. Ceatffl ATAPU*.. qriaaAg.
RgLIKi'-Mem.
ot Congroon for some time
i boon looking forward to a
day* race* nt Ifaat doring
or August, but It Mem*
fnw that wo a n far from It
I have boon In Congrr** four and
•MdUlf year* And have spent
t
■eat I’lana.
G IN S - LIQ U O RS
hbvit-Sl Wnahtngtaqr and It |s»k*
tlko from hove on for a uMlI,w ill *4 omI 411 of my tlmn in
Washington. Wo Aav« coming no
In tho near future the Tex D ill
to m ho 88,800,noo.ono, whWh
will bo eontrnvenlel. In addition
to this WO havo the kin pmvld-
Insuranee with your local 'Insurance
this business has been going to oufr>
iaU the service our local banka we
8 B fa| others in addition to the
of eara and truck#.
-----— ■
e a for fuH detallal
f .^OOt yoor inrurancol And how
�■
7!rtHF»3r
sotywi"
.-i -
PAGE T H R U
SANFOW F lflW M
L O U R IN E B E A L , B o t k i j E d ito r
Social Caktidat
Wedding Of Proctor, j
Cole To Be Saturday
The wedding of Miss Edna
Proetar, daughter of Mrs. J. U.
Carroll of Orlando, In John Clif
ton Cola of Tampa, formerly of
Sanford aad Atlanta, will tabs
place an Saturday evening, Aug.
2, at StOO o'clock a t the P in t
Methodist Church In Orlando.
Miaa Proctor’s
aunt, Mr*.
Field* Lamar of Birmingham,
Ala., will be matron of honor.
Other attendants will U Mrs.
A. N. Maddox. Mias Therena
Black and Miaa Elolse Knox. aU
of Orlando.
Joeeph Lambert of Atlanta
will act aa beet man and usher*
will Include JUvmend Luodqulst
at Sanford, Mark Dupree of
Daytona Beach, and Alms N.
FRIDAY
Maddox.
rt Gardener* Circle of the
Carl Hoffmann Jr. and David
i ' “
3
aor
Red v. i w.« ,ii ul. numwii, uiuH|a, , H
beginning at 9:tU A M.
i f r j the wedding music. Walter
win afatg.
flaliaun*
Hama tYamnnaf
m.
Geneva' Home
Demonstra
tng the ceremony Mr.
tion Club win .have a dance in
I. Carroll will entertain
lomiltfalty Hall be *nd'
tho Geneva Con
ginning at g;00
1:00 P. ft . This la to with • reception at their home
an
811
Uygnuy Boulevard.
do the last In a series of dances.
MONDAY
The sewing session* will eon'Ainu* In tbs Woman'* Club for
the Red Cross from 0:30 A. II.
until 11:30 A. U.
The Sky Room on the roof of
All Souls Catholic Church will
sponsor the Red Cross sewing the AngebUt Hotel In Orlando
In the Woman's Club from 2:30 was’ the sesnss Monday after
f . H. until 8:00 P.
direct- noon of the college conference
tea. which waa given by the
ed by Mrs. F, E. Roumillst.
Plckaon-Ivra College Board for
girl*
who plan to attend college
Although not far south of the
thl* Fall.
equator, Lima, Bam, ha* excel
Anmong those from Sanford
lent year-round
temperatures, attending
were: Mlse Elisabeth
-ranting from 60 decrees In win- Dyson, Miss Mary Lodge. Miss
•U r to 80 in
Elisabeth Whlgham, Mis* Jessie
Dutden. Miss Erma
Doudney,
Miss Muriel ■Knox, Mias Doro
thy Wiggins,
Mbs Elisabeth
Leffler. Mbs Mary Wiggins,
Miss Elbe Hutchison, MU* Elis
abeth Pippin and Mbs Mary
Wight
A d v cM U sI
»;I *"' *•
1■
Alcohol from potatoes I* used
hy Soviet Russia In mamifscturIng synthetic rubber.
DIckson-Ived College
Board Gives Tea
MERC
a
WISE
NOTICE
H‘sMtft«w»4 Krvssee Pag# »*»»
Mr. and Mrs. J . N. Attxrello
and Miss Joan Asiarello spcr.t
yesterday
in
Orlando
with
friends.
Mist Maude Ramaty and sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Mooty. of Orlan
do have left for Atlanta, Ga.,
where they will visit with rela.
tlves.
Th# Misses Dorothy Wiggins
and Mary Wiggins
who
are
spending the summer at Daytona
Beach, are In Hanford for u fee
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Well* amt
daughter, Mb*
Glady*
Well*,
were tha weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William S'< utper in
Tallahassee.
Mr*. E. L. Ayer* and son*.
Robert and Ed Lee are expected
to arrive this week from Bra
denton to vbit with Mrs. Ayers'
father, R. I- Garrison.
Mr. and Mr*. C.
children end Mlsa
mondson have gone
AU. to spend *. two
Don,
______
II. Rudd am!
Bernice Ed
to Bcllwood,
weeks' vacs.
_ MbftrWUmm Lsfahart.aud Mr*.
L. M. I-elnhart left ycstenUy for
visit with relative*. Bert Shepherd of Calneivllla accompanied
them.
CA8H & CAB
Ur. and Mr*. Henrr Wight II,
Mrs. R. R. Wight and Mia* Mar.
tha Wight have returned home
from Llttla S e ilk i'ltn il, N. C..
where they have been (pending
a vacation.
__
ASA ABOUT Ol
la un dry
s k h v iu k
ro rltu
A m lcrso n -
(•riffith
Funeral
Police diver John Turner hand* over to Brooklyn District Attorney
William O’Dwyer (left) one of two guns recovered (nun Now York's
East Riser, Authorities hope discovery of (he weapons will lead ta
■solution of several murders.
~
S ta te Chamber Points To P rogress
Which Florida Has Made Recently
TALLAHASSEE. July 29 — ,
(Special)—Today's ftoitiua re
flects yesterday's dreams. Ex
ecutive committeemen of the
Florida State Chamber nf* Com
merce, In looking over “progress
briefs'* submitted to them nt a
conference here presided over
-•v Carl D. Broretn, the organi.
m ien 's president, caught sight
of maitv significant
economic
and civic idea* which are now
flowering in Florid* hut which
were but ■‘drawing-board" proj
ects six or a doirn year* ago.
The briefs were a part of the
semi-annual report of
Harold
Cole*, the State Clamber's ex
ecutive vice president nnd oper
ating head.
Cole* laid many “romplcted
job*" on the conference table
and wa* complimented by hi.*
colleagues for “work well done."
Among these he listed passage
by the 1941 Legislature ol laws
(1)
making
funds available
(130,000) for engineering
atul
industrial research;
(2) esta
blishing a model highway traf
fic rode;
(3)
appropriating
(10,000 to match federal grants
of 8100,000 to survvy Florida's
agricultural soils; (4) creating
an agency, the Florida Econom
ic Advancement Council, to seek
permanent
industries
for the
(U ls , to further
promote IU
agricultural
and tourist mar
kets, and to bring more Invest,
nig dollars into the state, and >
(8) a law permitting the ap-1
pearance on automobile lags |
(beginning in 1913) of tha »!<•- |
gan: Florida—Th# Year Round i
WhyWait?
IT’S TH RIFTIER TO BUY YOUR
NEW G-E REFRIGERATOR NOW!
Leti M°keA Pea/C
nisnsting
from
the -.ftn. •<(
Hunter 12. Julm-on. >>•*'•
1
commissioner, guing the nun*
hers of hotels, *|.uitnont < slid
rooming houses in *cti\»*
,.,
lion in the stale .«( tin do-, of
tie fiscal year, June .'til !.i-t
In
tin t
ststeineiit
it
was
shown that there were t.H ho
Iris, with K1M 2II gue-l
......... .
74f»it apartment h n u <e
»••*>
16(4.14 rooms or tW.JsV.i iii
rooming , iumi
11.633
and
ils'ge slid ftiunll. with •»
guest r,Him* To nrrivf
It
rents,* sment \alilf
cl'lent. after Rointc nvrl Il»r «
mstes ♦ilbmlt tril. to
CO«t ,.f hot* I« «t
room.
••n.
It ws* admitted by th'
thttf
gaged in tie
research
III
\
b
III!
Il
there were many hotel
(ho valuations per roomI I llllkM 'I
from i.l'OO to |7,Mm p, ri (••••in
she* lobby spsce. bamp 11 hit II .
ball riMims and convention
dilnrium* were consider,.! toil il
wa* conceded that Dine wenmany other* In which the >o-i
room ranged from l-.’.mx1 t«
ts low as $260 In t-VHI per n«nn
and it wa* believed tie average
of I2.UUO per risnn was lair A
similar reasoning ws* followed
In arriving at “fair valuation*
for apartment houses units •ml
rooming hou*e rooms.
Florida H otels .
A re V alued A t
Over $400,000
proved tha wladom of Ita
U L L A H A S6E B, July 2 9 . n. Literally thousand* of
tantial person* are eltUen* (.Ipeclal)—According to figures
compOaa by the atatistlclana In
tlo office of the State Hotel
irrsent worth
1 thla contract waa vigoriCvmrnt valuelof the ho-1
opposed by a*,, and sue.
rtrrfsnt house*, androom|ty |0."
isee of Florida la
is placed
a Indicated ether State In* houses
wr action which helped al F40«,out,000,. covering ___ ,
a he put It, “taxation pro- niuipment. Including furnishings
which
w o u ld
have if rooms, lobhlaa, offices and
it grave Injury to tobacco ball: rooms and banquet halls,
ithcr Florida farm Pro but aot Including real estate.
Tha total la broken down as
ll* referred to cigarette
netela.
|17MM.0oO;
ryiag bills, aad to ether fo llo w
ipalgned to tag to ft drink* nparthient heuaas, *184,818,000.
end Naming bouses, not Includ
»
F T * ^ ' p 1* ing private homes which sc corn
in'-late occasional paying queata,
nIFTi
at
Get the jump oa higher
pmes wuh * G-E Refrig
erator thu will save you
money on food bills every /
month. The possibility of
higher price* dua lo un
settled world conditions ,
makes it good business
lo buy your G-E aow,
4
S w G-E! The buy of your life!
IS Ibtf. b*««Mvl neMail al IN* !••#*»
Sanford E lectric C ontracting Co.
i:. c .
IIA U IT .U
10H Mugnolin
A Whole Lot Of Fine Cars!
AT R O C K -B O T T O M
'38
'3B
M9
*40
Packard Sadan....'................ S3H7
Ford Deluxe Tudor
Jtki
Plymouth Deluxe Coupe
IS7
Ford Tudor Sedan
5*J»J
PRICES!
'Ills Ford Tudor Sedan
-M7-Jvinroln Zephyr Sedan
"Hi Plymouth Sedan
’ll.'i Ford Deluxe Tudor
Guaranteed
Kasy Terms
A guaraataw accoaipanUa
F*e your old c a r’ ta u
down payment . \ . par
the hataacr in convsnlsat
monthly sum* while to *
drive.
•ack
car
w# oall—you
u a b# aura you’re gat*
USED CARS 1
- llag a real vala*.
It to tha mobilisation
Dirertnni
70H F. 2nd St.
I1n n«- !•*«
Ma'hia* F I'orrea. new t’n'iidj
•tale? til strict atlorn.-v f**r tb. ^
southern dUtrict of \* vt ^ •rW ,
is but .11 year« ul>l lie '
th* i
yo'imcetl man ever r»» H«*t«t •*»«
post
_____________ 1
Mr. ami Mr*. Q. U. KUntLegislative
accomplishments
worth and eon, Dannie, of S t formed but a small part of Coleu's report. H * said; "Your
8 ta t* Chamber's mlnutaa pro->
* Barbara WlUoi
bably mirror all the progress-,
Mr*, r . A.
W * urges expressed by leading I
Druaetta
Barbara Wllion poiea at
Seventeenth
Floridians of the p u t decade.]
Vrnla^CaL, altar being chosen Uiaa
Persistency on the part of this California.
The Maywood beauty
Ira. Harold Cllrt!#y organisation hi* developed far
errlt* of Oriendo Bora civic fruit thaq any one of *111 be official heataaa to candidate*
ta »f Mr. etvd Mr*, Us realist*. Tha AUta Chamber from ail part* of tha country com*
the hecm rt*nta*t tlltnau
t tp i j f t f t t r r r e n . watches ovsr Florlday-i
rrttf and daughter, what wa believe to bt tha good Inr the annual ma(df gras at Venice,
1 visiting here, re- and discouraging what appears «hlch le competing thla y*er with
with them.
toned
to ua to be bad for th* people Atlaatie City for the beauty pageant
of Qii tU lc.M
*
Mr*. C bufta Win berg .-and
In thla UtUr cite gory, Coice
daughter, Mary Louisa. and bre- pointed to determined effort*
before Ua 1941 legisla
ture. to repeal Florida''* convtait for two (rests with Mr*. aUtational
prohibition
against
Wlnberg'e and Mr. FUld’a par* tha levying of personal Use*.
eat*. Mr. and M r* W. F- FWAa, " M il * chut
and eUter, Mr*. Mary KawUna.
1*39
1*39
’37
1*39
Mercury Fordor Sedan |5‘JU
Ford D«L Fordor Sedan 187
Fort CoBYtrUbto Coupe - 'I'M
Ford SUtloa Wagon......... 587
’37
‘38
*38
65
Ford
Ford
Ford
More
Pickup ...................... 9384
Tudor Sedan ____ 363
Fordor Sedan -----— 443
Car* At Rlifht Prices
Come In And Go For A Demonstration
i w . r X M t e t i e A V fc c c s
SANFORD. FLORIDA
r iim ia s B s d
H:-.
•?*. • . •. 1 •
i c5*X- i^ w f«a8—
■ ■ j tv
dkad
MIN Ml. .Inly -M
.»
T» Dnviil
•L.tfkh'fortl, l» , 22, son of an
l.ilv drah-r. tha* fo-ind
•• • • dtiith Siintl.iv in the hack
i••l ..r* hi-* homo |h*t«xtiv«* Slgt.
• I i wild Shuckli*f»»rd ^hot
mi i If with t J'J culiht r rifle.
tmi ivck to eliminate it
Cicero Ayer* of Uiadrnton' is
visiting with hi* grandfather, K.
L. Garrison.
Mrs. E. A.
Monfurtju and
daughters, Sonjs and Sandra, and
Tommy Stringer returned home
Saturday from Daytona Itrach
where they *pent a week.
'**
W X SIIIN G Tii' v 1 '
Hill
11m- war sis l l <
•I'llll
..1 Mon.lay i 1
il
1
' n III 1 Ol
tVll
f!' Il»,'
Sviili'. Ala a a , r oi the \\
plant,
J i* :. on
In t bulletin ittuetl by **»••
5Ute hmlth official*, «t * |"oot
esl out that ‘ a county health
unit nnv incrente \%%lfa»*•
I
charity hospital rolls •»» ‘ *»*•• ,T
find* uiigUacoverbsl c*<» ■* N{t ’
the unit baa hern in •»«ht;»i *n
for n tone ami i« efficient. 1 *
opposite ^hooltl
til* t-• f
"V'tlbbe health n tlat I'lin .h .
of medicino vbhich *l» «l* " J 1 ,
j the *ei••net* of pcvvonlmn. ** f '.c
bulletin rxplaint.
Mlt is conceinrtl «nlv "»tb
problems which uff««t *
1 11
munity. such
miumiimt » I*
dlneawvs^f matt-limi -**»•!
■' ,,,!
death* and aanitntnn I* »• i^s
opposite of curative m« »!«« '»»• «
field of metlicuif ht-buir•••«■ •••
!he
private
|>h/si#mu.
»1'•'•
deal- with medical ami mh. "
prohlenija of tie individual
aw api»endicit»>. l»«**k•i» h i*
anil chronic disorder*
Mr*. Haul Prescott arrived
home from Providence, R. I., last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Humphreys
and Mr. and Mrs. Joi Ervin amt
Mrs, Ervin’* mother. Mr*. A. It.
Wsbh, all of (Unfold, -pent to
day at Coronado B*4'>
fo u n d
tourer of commumetbU* J x a »■
C. Boyce Bell ha* returned
from Charlotte, N. C., where ho
ha* been for several weeks.
Mbs Violet Walls !|y> rsturnoil
from Tallahassee when- she ha*
bean
guest of Inr brotherIn-Jaw and «lstrr, Mr sn<l Mrs.
William Stamper.
s\ssi<;.\r.!i
O FFIC ER
Uurant*. u t t e r tupply. mo^qui
ti> control, Installation of
■ry privies to il *rptu* tank m
■tallntion. It vwill invi-ttur»t* tl’.i-
Pe r s o n a l i
Mb* Madalyit Trutuck loft yes
terday for tha University rf
Florid*
Ip Gainesville where
she will attspd the eocond ses
sion of summer school.
E c o n o m ic a l
Actioft T aken In
A ssuring Health
Unit F o r County
T elephone 148
O - ----------------------------- — ------—
WEDNESDAY ‘
Sewing sessions for the Red
Cross will continue lr. the Woipan'a Club from C::10 P. M.
until 6 JO P. M.t sponsored bv
eu iss Irena Hinton.
THURSDAT
Mr*. F . B. Roumillst win
sponsor the sitin g session fer
the Red Cross tn the Woman's
Club from 9:30 A. M. until
^1-JO A. M
TM (Hadlots Grove No 287
of the Supreme Forest Wood
men Circle will meet st Ute W.
O. W. Hall st 8:30 P. M. All
members have been urged te at
tend.
V
j ___________________■--------a
Ride
�Don M e a d Rides OWNER-DRIVER
A dvance In E a st T rip le W inners
gjbmpton Tourney A t S a ra to g a
;|B , —U P )-Mrs.
Bar th Palfrey
. Coke #2 New York, winner rf
.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 of Boston in straight
■mia. 6 - 1 . 6 - 1 .
? .Hep* Knowles of Philadelphia
,-defsated Doris Hart of Miami,
m 2. 6 - 4 .
*ln another first-round match,
T Nellie Beheer of 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 bo-
Chareplan 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.
D 0B8
.
YOUR
CHILD
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. V.
July
29. — UP)— Ruin
spoiled
opening day a t 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
A m ericas
top two-
new 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.
RADIO NEWS
WDBO
i
R ig g s And Kovacs
Climb F o r F in als
O f Meadow Club
□uu i ii/ in rii/ tii r%» a •• ■
29._<AV-Bobby B i n s of Clinton.
S. C., and Frank Kovaca of Oak
land. Calif- favored to meet In
the finals for one of the many
championships Don McNeill Is
sbdlcstinr till* year, advanced to
the second rond of 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 of 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
, S an 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 ,
CvW£G,-TfcAl>JeR Ado POlVCR m
C& "PECPgTiJAl.' fK 'lo erfe. I
To WiaI TU& AAUOLfHoiM , 1
faorrW G classic
"
n t it * . isl f*t® »h
Op
■file # tjq o o o tiorrisiGMAS -TAB V tcfo* B e tfi pewp/d
BV rfB ouJsJCft.
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 ngilmt 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"
HENRY
9:00 Glenn Miller
9llB 'P ublic A ffairs
9:30 Juan AfvUvu.
10:30 Michael I-orlng Orchestra
11:00 IJntnn W ells, now*
11:06
11:30
11:66
12:00
M Plug Sarvlct”
w Carraway
AGENCY
JIK
PHONE IS
Teddy Powell
Hal Grayson Orchestra
Tress Now*
Sign Off
Tomorrow'* Progriias
6:30 Morning Round-up"*
7:00 New* of Europe
7:18 Breakfast Brevltlse
8:00 UP New*
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* .
9:30 Mantel
9:38 Farmer Dan’s Program
9:48 Woman of Couraga
10:00 Daytona Beach VarietlM
10)18 UP New*
10:30 At Homa With Bally Mar.
11:15 Swing Your Partner
11)30 Ufa and tha Land
11:48 Our Gal Sunday
11:00 UP Ntwa
12:10 Muslesl Interlado 12:18 Checkerboard Tima
----12:30 Dalle* Tint*
12:48 Road of Life
1:00 Youltf Df. Malone
1:15 Joyca Joydan
1:30 Nsw Smyrna Varltle*
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*
2:00 Bong* of Cheer and Com
fort
Ills Melody Marathon
1:30 Accent on Mualo
4:18 Afternoon Varlatlao
4:00 Golden Gate Quartet
Advertisements
■ tor
gas,
fined
$6
or
16 days. -W. A.
7:30 Time Out F o r 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**)
usad apelectricity.
S IT U A T IO N W A W T K P
Russell Singleton, cnsrgrd with
larceny of a bicycle, was trans
ferred to th* County. Harvey
Murry, accused of lascony of a
bicycle, also wss transferred to
th* County. AJbcrta' Green, ac
cused of failure to report an ac
cident, was convicted and fined
$5 or 16 day*.
Jou Jone*, charged with break
ing aad entering.- wa* trans
ferred to tha County. Jaroeu
I-odgi', charged with bring drunk
ami disorderly, was found guilty
nmi fined $10 or 60 days. Lsola
Maker, charged with assault, was
found guilty and fined f 10 or
o r m a m a t 's sat.fi
N irnci: m iik u k iiy u ivrn
that pursuant to final dre>*« tn.
,ters.| by tha Circuit Court of
tt-mlnolo County, World*. In ehanrvry. on the 11th day of Novem
ber. ISIS, In that esrtaln raus*
therein pending wherein FKI>KHAI. PAItM MOItTOAUM COIlIMItATION Is plaintiff and II.
II. I'ATTIMItAH. and ANNIE O.
I'ATTIHIIAIJo hla wife. ar* de
fendant*. Ihe| undersigned *• H**C.
rial Master will, within th- ■ ,
hours of isle on l..j la.
In
Heptemher. m l at the front door
of the Court llous* of Hemlnole
County. Flurlda. In Hanford. ri.irbls. offer for sale and sell to th*
hlgheot and best bidder for cash,
the following described loir, pieces
and parrels of Usd situate In
Mrmlnule County. Florid*. to-wtti
TIIACT I. The Northwest
Quarter (NW t-«> of tha
Kouthwrat Quarter (IW 1-4)
of the Southwest Quarter
tSW 1-4) of Heetlon IS. Town
ship to Houth, flange IJ
East: llegln 10 Chain* East
of th* Northwest Corner of
Northwest Quarttr (NW l.ti
of Southwest Quarter tSW I-4>
of Southwest Qiiarter (MW t-tl
of said Heetlon 13, ran East
IS links. Houth 34.14 Chains,
West 13 links. North 3*10
Chain* (Earepllng from tha
above llegln II link* that of
•be .Vorlhesst Corner nf the
Nnrihwmt Quarter (NW 1-4)
•£_ 'b e;. Southwest Quarter
(MW- l-t) of th* Southweet
Quarter (SW 1*1) of the said
Heetlon 13. thence run (Vest
313 feet, thane* Smith 133
vo tksi
Nine € a s e s Are
L isted A t City
C o u r t Session
on
Proa Delivery,
phase t l t l
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
WHT YOUR
CARVf/TH
UuEUAMEL
J?0R ONLY'.
LEGAL NOTICES
A tflf ao i Mas Wo*i
-tWo MAMSteffleJlAM
\
SfA k»* AT 605*lrf*| — ’
— Wtf4*U)«PJiW* itl
iQ i4 AND W int-pCTtS
a ttkC h K > »
Nina rases spaaretl
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
WKMTaNhtctNwev cfOMAtn humcuAau s
lacouvwcam MPAiAMP ahoa TJuAPrai gy h e r noH X m ncm
amcuajv*t /w on. erunrom to m rrjm nt r v a vnote n r
L ai it caruM to iv n . it utAanto /fo a m r
carw un
/ a n c M ..
I 'l l
Toma iTi-roor rotten at /p/iovs u tv io fam lam|l I s cxAroav jut . rri n r m him m oe o r hathuast
If ■ I M a t A o u x '/j aouu eu ti. m a o n on v urAtut
ft vr. Wars. County Judas of
H>mln*le County, Florida, on the
ls( day of August ISO. for ap
proval of same and for final ,ll».
chares as Adtnlnlalralrla of llie
®elelu of WI1.MAM I). Kllt-KK.
dremstd. op this 1st day of Julf
A. I>. ISM.
DELTA M. Rtlt.ltft,
Adminlalrstrla of ths asslats of Wit.1.1At! U KDI.Kit. dsrssssd.
•t e - - * r * . it .»• t : ; . i c o r n .» JUHIK, tRUItOM-- COI NTV, ST 3TK OP FI.ONIIIA
In r* th* Ealste of CAIIItlB a
FENWICK Deeswsed. In I'rnbst*.
Tw All Vtbeus it May I'ss. s m
Nolle* Is hereby given that
1NA n. FENWICK filed her final
report as Kisrutrlx of tha.aslsl*
of CAItlllH ■ O. FENWICK, decessed: that ahst filed her peti
tion for final ^iecharg*. and that
she will apply to th* Hnaorabl*
R. W. Ware, County Judg* ol
Seminole County, Florida, on tk*
Sth day of August till, for sp
ur*) r* 1 of same and for final dis
charge S3 SHeeutrla of tha es
tate af Carrie it. Fenwick do.
ceased, on Mila Tth day of July
A. I». 1311.
INA It. FENWICK
• Exeeulrla nf th* estate of
Carrl* (1. Fenwick, de
ceased.
RANDALL
ELECTRIC
CO.
(12 MAGNOLIA AVK.
PiTTSBURGH
PAINTS
P A IN T tlS s u m i u
i
**f*u*j.*n*ai tmtiUMAiiMaT otter.
M H am aFttM utrr TS'i'fSpaTyr 8 11 I I T l
im a t u a n n a te w
M
tM
O
O
raam
w
ttAL*f%,..
tj r
Excessive Speed Is
Undoing Of Salmon
TACOMA, V a a h , July 2 9 . UP)— Miss Bonnie Scott and two
friend* walking along a Puget
Sound beach saw a king sal mow
charing a herring toward* tha
■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
on Jh * sand, nearly two yards
CHARLESTON, B. 0. July 29,
of water.
:
In proof, Miaa Scott displayed (Special) — Construction will got
th* salmon, weighing a
1-4 under way on Destroyer 477, doaigaatod aa UBS Pringle, with tho
pounds.
laying of tha kae) on th* building
way*
at th* Charlatton Neva
4:30 Orggi
Yard- atr Thursday, July . ik .. la
4:48 Wins
rsrrylag out thu crrsmonl** far
8:00 Tho 1
tho driving of tho first rlvat tha
6:30 Doo
following officers have been deg8 tor Iro
Ignited:
Rlyeter, Commander W, M. A*-
New Destroyer To Be
Built In Charleston
a
.
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
ANGEL'S ’
EAT SHACK
[7tXMx anoou Amsrr%sws swo r n or
M U n jan to uMrwg «m m m a n *
as a k j u i ar iaskh
fard Avasraa J* * t o ff «
URMAOMwarr Am m r a a r m at-
HJADGWIAimt
uttAua.mm a cssuusroMom k m
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. o ' Tint CQnitT o a tiiib cocm.
g g E L -3 1
Th* keel laying will bo wltnoasad by tha commandant, rear O. - L D 1 . F I I V t a a a a a»f- . ! WILLIAM
Admiral W. U. Allan, U8N, Cap.
«»E».TA M. X D L K h rile *
rsgort a s sd o iln U tra lrtx
•stats *3 W IL L IA M
O.
d«r«aa«d: that sh* (11*4
tlila a (nr (In a l discharge,
her til
a« I
K H LS
her I
-sad tl
M
AGNETOREPAIRING
Authorisad Service A 'Distributor fort Bosch, Klaomanp, FsirBsnks Men*, BcinUlla A WkaT
ln« 7°ur magnate trouble* to ua for uroarpt aarr-
Specialized Automotive Service
By PAUL ROBINSON'
J POOH * -
TWAT^THC
Hospital,
T A k s X w t H O w T j’
TMf2TKKH,
HM H /I MKSW-l-
HAVKKNOWNTttU
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n |W Sm
■
Bralnol* G oaty Produces
Frail Aad VcfcUbleo T h u Am j
, Similar Arm |a Florid*
V OLU M E
rQvT ‘f
■ •' • /
(E fy ^ ^ ro tfn r&
xxxn
SANFORD, FIX)RIDA, WEDNESDAY. J f l .Y
la II
Water 9Iast Vies Up Subway
Nazis Claim!
• ;/ *
(A rm y
5 - 1 % ^
jk
'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.
R ussians Claim
Su rg e T o W est!
July JO.
— (A l’ 1— The llou»* Military
Committer by a I V 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.
1 Operations Continue
As Planned, Say
German O fficia lsl
*
A dolr m tiV ? newgpauerl
*«aert»d today that German
tWopa knifing 100 miles l«yond Smolensk had advanced
-w ithin 130 miles of Mosw 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 w ater
Nazi
tank spearhead had
|
,__
,
I main exploded, tending bricks, (tonea and water f ly in g 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
'
.
.
.
..
.
.
|power waa cut, due to the break.
A war bulletin from
“the |
Fuehrer's headquarter*" conctder |emergency exit*.
that Soviet troop* were prcsxins
„
Passenger*
.
M MHER 282
Member Associated Prens
I 'l l !
Premier Asks Preparedness
Troops Quickly ij.
Take Over French'
Imlo-China B a s e s
Near Fust Indies
Ja p
TiiK>l»
p.*
.
esctfpi <1 through
a S S s f e S I S n h r f Swelters In Heat But
No One ‘Does Anything About It’
waa being cruibed wita heavy
losses.
Elaewhere on the bloody 2,000
mile battlefront, the Germans said
“operation* continued according
to plan."
command declared
The Soviet
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 lU IT 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 e x ) to bo
chairman of 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*
s.
Fleet Reported Bound For The Orient iSistt*r s,liP ()f Pan
Sunk
By *T
Nip-<
1 ay.
— L
?“" 1 *’
1ponese Action In
1!W7, Is V i c t i m
Ja
I
»'ft uni. i* li’rm ii I
n
r n itiiMi.il |i«*li.
i l'rtrn * ITiitiiniHru
!
Mui"
al
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 .
w
ihi* w. i l»**i v. i *i
U
i ** I !#• tunny n
lm n g
|nj* v i . «
« »n
I t; a n .”
bn '
Ii*l
e x p la in h*»w
I •< .in a
In*
b«
lh
pt
n
lliiit|H
4
Embassy Is Hit
During Air Raid
R
-\
* : l!«*•»r
«>
3 0 . - tA*! 0 t
T ‘ from
fro m th
eir dtepeat
d te e e s l D
en alralion a I .
their
penetration*
.10.
Price Ceiling
U.S.
Gunboat
In
Chungking
Is Requested
By Roosevelt Damaged By Japanese Bomb;
\ J WVS-MJSI
Nfcar Moscow!
i| m tld
Hanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Hail, HichaaJi
And Wuler Transportation
N \ ^ I I I N « . | I * N . J u ly . 3 0 .—
^H’ l
e.aifllt
f
Frt'firh Inili* C hina
>a it Inn -' i ik in g rnngv of
\ th»rliM.|-» Kn^l I ml i»*i*. hor
< t.iiii* im rtn a in g ly rriti*
I mi* *1 Mali** Rn«l lln t i- h
(»n.| *>iinl th f Inili*** hi«l
t i i of thc««t nation* |
it . •». noniii* cU m p .ilu w n .
| i \ Itn lU h m nl A n ii'iiH ero lx » '" ’w riv w <>f the U n ite d S la te s P a c ific Fie , t,
on i
. M»|>.tills * in J ipan
J n jis n i H’^ g c t ip li'il o ff H a w a ii. A m e ric a n G ib r a lt a r o f the P a c ific . It, p. ,1
iirh'Mit
in the Fu isip e liAVi it H int th, fleet has le ft its lla w iin u it | , ,
fit I I lit. i r x c c p l
T ie tk in
fo rrig n II »iNor anil is steam ing u n d e r sealed orders |o w a i.| It,. 11
.-•/ 411‘i
nl
n where tho J
' •I
\%rt.« v lit u n lly
ip .iiu
im i io ii ,.f so u th e rn Im lo C p , mq. , ,1
• fill
I’ h ilip p ties, tiiiig u p o rc and Ih c llu lc h E a st l i i. i i, .
lh«
| Hill'll
S ta ir *
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 r rirN ii i;iinfM»at
Ttt-
Hii U Ml < hunukinv liMlay.
s p A .'jx .p vi, Ju ly :;o -t,v)
I lit* t nlii-ii SLtli’u riv e r
trtin*•<>ist Intm lii. .Hiitiinneil a t
( linii'-'king. t liinrso rnnitnl.
( *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. nw av,
| A ilint»;ri«*li fruiU Chung-
1k1up aanI it"1 r.-siilpiice of
l f II weren’t for the strong
, l i . - l l i l t ' d S l . l l r - t in ililW t S Y
Influence that Mark Twain still
p iitf f m \v»pnprr< rarly l>»
; ii • w as il (iim i -o I in a Ja p a n exerta over American life, thing*
I tum h* *1 "lh»* mni»l vh»lt t.l
| ■ air raid
lx 111 liiwTory*' on lh«* I ’m!
might be different today. It w»*
No on. al.... id I lie TululU
»!•
-•
,
I
ln
ia
ln
.m
l
lh»*
W
‘
Mark Twain who aaid of the
I WI It, Jill •>i
i»i i .| • I n l i i J
fo r impunintf.i**
weather, "Everyone talk* about
I'h, ’lii'nd . is a si.ler ship
|.f ii.ih t - ««n th** co u n try
_
!.,( I'an,, , 1 ,,k l.y .1 1ponese «cIt but no ono doc* anything
1 . a*f Nippon')* m ilitn ry w
•
)
W ill, a I............f two llvva
about it." Since then It has be
1••**n .of -011th ltp l>i.rh ifm .
ihe tom !/• itiver i>ec. 12,
I *nitt'«| .States pi p n rtiru come accepted a t a fact that no
I '• '. 1
vaim wtirncsl fla tly that wnr
ona can do anything about hot
I'n -nil nl l;i"—s»*'''lt esicl yex1 |iowisihility. One in fU jentin l
weather, and consequently no
I,
1 .lay III oatlook in tho F ar
iM|H*r w r it ir i»w««r 1 •«|
?hui
one doe*.
'
, asli eii -iln .lieu !.* so uncertain
V
•inifton’ri
nt t It Hat*
to w .in l
•
M ,il*s 'V vi.iioiioc penetration o f *
Sanford resident*, sweltering In
J iiMii Hn** " 1 0 lim rt it l*n*r'
■... him lo ill cus» It publicly.
n heat erav* which would make
tl it of ('E.xri’'* U »»."•:» p rio r to
A l.nl
hi- p 'lm conferene*
Death
Valley
stack
up
favorably
&
I " P * * o ' » entertainment
t|t- , Atari of the I t iw > Juo.itie> *
le totobotrl ••• . this rountry'*
along aide Lake Placid, «rv find
w ,.r of 1 9 0 1 - 5
m S y S w t t w Into the
M
ONTGOM
KRY.'
a
I*..
July
3H
•■ii..mu. offensive ngainst Jap an
vtet- They were Bccompinied bj Club at their regular luncheon at ing plenty to talk about at far —WT— Alabama's Ju ly outon'iit
T h f at tucks ritnio »■> th#* r*"'
iiom,-.111.111-I n*er th e weekend
tha 4acla ration of B. A. Losoviky tha Valdes Hotel today diseased a* tha wtathar goes but arc do of infantile paralysis gained two •rnm rn t w in rompl* tin ^ ro tm lrr
Sunfonrn rnntrihiitiiin «»f alumi.
l’"intmgl
mu
il,,
...
|„ l,i o ld e r fre e z in g Jap an ***
vlee-eommiaaar for foreign af the waning attendance at meat- ing little about I t .
m
in
i
tn
the
nat
urn's
iti'fi'iiae
new
rases
today,
bringing
th,HtOVn
in
rrlillln
'iia
n
f'*r
the
.»
*
•
'
a
l
l
............
S
l
a
t
e
|t„.„
1
1
1
......Ill- he -aid I lie
Nippon*#*
There Is a certain class of per
fadraC^"d'
o v l # t * » p o k « » - 1 ‘‘ ’ Vh.t
fairs
end ' (?fncla!>f8
.
ill I " I mI " I I l«'» (iouim I n, it wan re* N. 17 fmin cnninieii 1 il m l
»ion of the w r>'' rn powtr*
t.iaie.ii wn- a very current
who are regarded with an month’s total to 1Q7.
mnn, that th . lad in g JTerman
! sona
f
iT
f
iin
ir
J.ipani**
n
u
r
i
ii
in
«
H
’.o
Tcslay’s
new
case*
were
from
alt.
which makes comment a t
envy approaching Jealousy dur.
tirilay from T a m p a , when* ilary . lumlpuint., a l.,i. ( , l„ II ,
ualta were in genaral retreat
J * 5 ,, ,n*
w, r,ing ther* “dog days.” They are Butler and Laudenlale counts- 'under their cnniiol end
I..I.11 II.» lime unfeasible,
though most cases have been re. 1 described by ve’,-r:i*i diplom-itii- pih'.w of the » rra p m i tul from s u r- mg pnpun-d l,y lb. S'
II.
likewise
would
not discus*
the
employee
of
tho
lone
air
,...
, 0 Ona‘U U r ii,,,‘« I S r t e d a m y l “ B™ U“
to
r*»iin«Jinir muntri^M wrrr mllt'cti'il Itiv it Trail A»-">ci.,li..n
Jefferson,
Picki n I.ih a e rv e rs ns ’*un|ir -redenled."
pi a-. -, of ihe inlernntlonal
conditioned store In Sanford. ported in
vi-nUthin In Ibi- I 'ii■t. .)
m off (naive waa reported hi whleh
1
lit
I
w
ri^
h
i'il.
a n ,l Tuscalooaa c o u n lu - I
Tw o m otives ..............-mi lo r tinWorkers la Isaa fortunate estab
llun-iiii nf KiuhI-. lb. S.,i>..n,i ■1 ,k,io <11 including Acting SecreThe number of Infantile
, verUke utterann • 1‘lr-t. n ,loI Father J . J . Kellaghan waa wti. lishments find fraouant excuse* to
T«*n I n n 4 of aluminum. <i* of l|tefi-ns«- I ’ouiuil and lb
10 11 "I .Stile Welles' sharp de.
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
th eni ndlected in Hillslsiriiugh Itmid IX p .It lim n', Kdw." I II, I ,, ii ,. lain ,11 of Axis inlcrfcrcnc*
to
273
to,lay
with
two
new
cases
.n#||l
^
hi
..........
Invaders aftar a
absenca doe to an injury.
ciiunty alone, were dumped In
fictitious errand, and an their
m | a im American affairs.
Involving Infantry, artillery and I
^
^
tk, program* return making cutting remarks being reported In llarrnw fountv
fnr >ny
milil iry niu\ — in n wari-house In await ship gins, president uf tin- a ... it.... I vs. II. . issued l hell blast at h i.
said I'ld.-iy.
an.1
one
each
In
Twlnnett
and
lhgl
„
^
Unill,|
.........
to
th*
their
boi
sea
About
bow
ment
In
a
smelling
center.
4 “ 55**® f f l * ^ _ B T f a d
by Edward V.\Lane
In I hi- brief, tobtoli r,.pi ' , ....... pi,.-* ronfi-n nee |e»a than
—
* y iy
chairman of tha Inter-club com nice the weather la over-there. Catoosa rountir.
,g effort
l!> influence It..... I itiher- and puls, uirnlane cast
, ball Ilnur after ho conferred
(he widening nf rim Mt.nl .m.|
• at U*
r a m i ataff dId mhtaa am) n p u t president. Mr
second itey the tola ^
|n W ail.i..,.l..n and I
The boss has enough to sweat
ings and washing macnines piled pri.vcmi-nl nf Ihi- In-il, ii 1 I , ' . . 1 a III, III'" I‘resident.
not includathMa dstnlk. Aside I
pointed eat that moat of over as It la, and Ignores the In A tlanta remained unchanged
^ ho h»p« partly to n.tll.fv up as a rrrw ug wurkmrn hruughl
W<ll.
ul>" rcussurvd Toko/
that nraily fid per,, n' ,.f I |...
faam Its report of b itty nnd, for I lh# program* prssented apeak- remark. Sooner or later, though,
' *
____________ _
• I llritish-Ameriran eronumie |M-nal the inelal to thu warvhuuse.
ida's Inlal citrus •hipim-iil and 1 I11 I Japanese vessels can enter
tha BoMians, sucoaaaful •*,lo"| e ra , snd that this could become he will k* found at tha air con
U s |,.,its without fear of being
Nonfnril's aluminum was ml- ivi-r Q0 percent Ilf III*- vw iljibt.
at the Smolensk •whUr. lt told I m0B0toB00* after a white,
ditioned palace himself, buyinr a
I* la 110 ,1 The rlip s. Inchiding th *
lected dining slighlly mure than pass over No. .'1.
of a resumption of he*vv fightSpetklng to committee werk- tie he doesn’t need or socks that
ly normal trade with Jupun un- .1 week uf campaigning by the
I atutii
Muru with ISO
('nnm rlluns with tin- niiniir- m> 1
lag below Lanmgrad—this t h - l s y , . Mr. Lana told them to make wont match.
ler day-to-day licenses.
Seminole County Defense Coun nus Army and Navy b asis p, Vno in mis alnuird, havu been
In tha vicinity of Novorshev.
I prompt reporta on .tholr netivlAt tha office of Tho Sanford
Developments during ll.n pn<t cil, -with Harris Anderson as head Flmidu via Sln le Rnad .1 «r-- 1 am ling " ff tlm west coast ainc#
Rtsaslan report* «a t t e sttoa-Utea to assist Sidney Nix, secre. R o r n U Jto morning, a asax riot
WABIMNGTQN. . lu te -dil. - J4 hoetw ktatedeslt
fiist— Tbnrahvy-'whrn they *p«—•
of tt e dnv*. An amount collected afsn fXlfninf out ill Hi" firfc-f.
fu ll? * | jgfw ind If t b w tV U i bdI
lion afield
resulted whan the staff reported (aT—" Tn,f War Department nn
The
government from, all nsdrive was
! i S l t e .to
'- wort
1 - ■
■w "Another
Impnrlant
|»,nii . in nil/ w-re warned in advance
.th o —
president for work and found a big hoi* In nounceil Tuesday tho creation >f cta of tho Nethrrlaiids, N<-tlnr- during u previous
day a* gnrwmr.
to
Anglo-American
ccoiuimla
hich has been brmigbl mil m l.nt
tha Germane agi
appoint soma th* wall whor* their circulating a 'n ew typo of Army air fan,- lands E sst Indies and rlrituin’s added tu tho pile contributed in
wha* I aa that ha
the cuntpnign which closed Mon Ihe brief,’* Mr. Mmigblnn -aid. , pi 1 a ll weru imminent.
_ they termed the
one in their
fan had baan th* day bsfor*. Ju st organisation, to be known as nn outh Chine Hongkong
crown day night. A theater matinee, at "is that with Ihe "tM-ning of il.e
'I I,.- acting secretary said the*
• a lions to destroy
who Is a as th* police of three states air support con mand, to pruvi-b
«»rather
olony in addition
lo
earlier which aluminum articles were ac new roads from Kissipmo-t- via I (ill,, ihe vessels would not be d*committee, ware aboot to b* notified of the close air nujip-irti for
tor-1 member of tha
ther than to oeoi
gr-mi-I fraeslng of the assets of Up- cepted fur admiasion tickets, ami
mffffMUd th it a rtcuU r olsnist missing fan, the busl--------Okeechobee tu Miami, III" high niiieil ilis ir cargoes can not b *
forres.
rltory■taste m
United RUIes, llrilnin, India and a hnure.to-housu esnvass Con way will have to rucA 11 I.11
li .po ,,| iif wiDout si'cclal IU
to K -| b . WtotMd to , t o £ M tok tor gar strolled hi nnd calmly
Tho now un.*-*-—flv J have b«-' n units of the British
common ducted by boy Scout* swelled the volume of the businrav that on
,■■■a -. front the rrasury which t*
formed— will include nil sort*
nouncad b# had Ukan th*
wealth.
metal heap.
ginates on
the
Florida
i. 1 I luirgisl with enforcing tho fre e *bom* with Mm teat night
aortal weapons used directly in
Tho Japan-aponsor.il "national
ing nrvler.
,, .
More ulumlnum, from other ro u st.’*
I’ll show you an active one."
Ona of tha pleasant places to conjunction with ground op«ro f China’’ itv Nan counties pus expected to
lie told reporters, loo. th a t
te
* reported eontiaaing eountsr-at•Stressing the value of Hoad .1.
- — £ , I t waa Jno. n Jlnkln*. also a transact business, If any, tbaaa atlon*. Among these are ilive government
king
froze
assets
of
Britain
.mil
brought into Taihiia today and to the brief stall-*:
- I Tilted Slates relations with th *
. taekaw blah ware ar^* t- * other
-*k“ I former president of the Klwsnls days la tha office of 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 morrow, and official* them > de
Kwstea quarters to
"Highways adrqunle and nruc French Vichy government would
policy
Identical
with
Ihut
of
clared the pile would bo tripled Deal for the Use that wlti be not Ih- affeelcil by Vichy*. #eIn th elteek of attendant# wan probably fiva big floor fan* keep a small graph pianos, gliders and alt
u S ch e d o T svery W
in site by tho time other county made of them for the
bogtentng of a majar
• w a-ld u s la so many persona being hurricane roaring through tha transports for rkrachute troops futsan.
ready iiilisceiice lo Japanese occupation
Standard OH Co., of NVw collections are sent in.
French
Indo-t’hina. aport*
out s f town, nnd anid ha saw room ' daring th* day, white a and airborne infantry.
transportation nf non, supplp- if
York, onu of Ihe largest ili-trlaa cause for alarm. W. B. Zach- water coaler b Just oats Ida tha
anil equipment »re of nuiior m have Ih en current that thla to u n -___
(lesrw
jiter's
contribution,
which
tiatnia-af.gmanlinc. oll ami in.'-io
In ri pri-al. ildght re co Kjtlx*
porlnnce end deffnilily i ■ 1 nt al
dear if yau get th lrs t^ F
Iearn products in Ihe Jsnanese Included porta o l an airplane lo our national defense program, tho Five French regime o f 0 * 0 . «
owned
by
a
Clearwater
yuuth
On* person. Early la Hnushold•ntplre with branrhe* In »'l nrinr
.
especially when statistics show Charles d« f«»ulle.
t o E r tr a d B s iv k e t o t o ^
*r, remarked tkat th e n was on
Ipal 'cities, dlseontinued sales of now In the R. A. F. Eagle Squad that such movements cun be ef
Welles' denunciation of A gi*
ly on* war to heat th* h ast
gasoline throughout the emplra ron, totaled H i t pounds.
activities In South A m eric* coin
“Cat out b tha country," U*
-G F ll
Manatio
county
aluminum fected with 40 pen 1 nl greater cided wilh disptU hc* from Berlin
BARTOW, Jd ly 3 0 — fPpe- lacnuae nf tho Imposslhili'.v of
at* wpb hted. "ba*Id* a stream. Then
efficiency over suitable Jtlgbw.tys
leposlting It* recclptn and re weighed 3I7S pound*, snd In the In ronipnrlson with roads esstt .luting tho German « w,en| W
Odd
llcma
di>p>srd
pull an old hat over pour ayes
of in n will filed for priduixl mitting Ita profits to New York. midst of tho stack Was a heavy adeiiuatc.”
soon woubl publish
■
revelation*"
rvgardlng
United _
r*
recently
wor* a 133* Th# company’s action was de aluminum skillet with Do penciled
Figure*
on
tiovolunn
of
ri
^
“*
vote
Chevrolet
and
four
hr-ad scribed as possibly only tent- wording "Adolf, oceans of love, rus nnd vegetable shipment • S tales “economic ponerteU o n o *
E arl No
lives, g woman bequeathed $100 notary pending a elarlf leal inn of USA."
passing over iho
mad
vmye Soutt America by Mack l**U
----------th* flth
bite.”
tha dod’t
Hah doh’t
wlQ
Jate thM
tha that
and her outomobU* to * friend tha varinua freosing regulations.
checked hy the Florida
Rond m olh'sls.''
I
Ite affect waa .Immediately to
m te y T
Guard Station *nd snpplteil by
to .us ? » s s r s : , t k : mad "all my chicken* and any bring
—
about
g
further
curtailhvtstock
1
may
own*to
another
the
Florida
State
Marketing
Du
Hoa 1 baiter la another on* who coa pit.
ia*nt of transportation. ____ ^
m
*
Regular Weekly
Meeting Is Held
By Kiwanis Club
Laid To Number Of
People Out Of Town
Paralysis Cases
Increase In South
Colleclion Of
Brief Points Out
Aluminum Goes Strategic Value
To 1,475 Pounds Of Road Three
V:
Ten Tons Of Metal Widening, I m p r o v
Dumped In Tampa ing Of 1lit'liwav
For Smelting Put I ’»‘M«1 By Group
,n n
(.w
New Army Air F o re I
Setup Revealed
<z.
-- 'IV
£
•z,’« ^ s s r t 3"tosss
Odd Items Disposed
Of In Bartow Will
l y t tx r r v £
fe r
S Bombs
........
steam 4 tm
Sanford.
tha Am y
Th* livMtock Inventoried * at
and oa* chicken, two cote and one
gMggrsI dog. Th* bateac* of tl.<
•state, tons!sting of about $3,00')
In cosh and O citrus grove, wa*
l*ft la tho Florid* |foth<vlist
Orphaaog* at B*ao*n
Spring-,
according to tho Polk County
Democrat.________________
Canada Will Cut
Auto Production
Eddie Leonard,
Comedian, Diet*
Slimson Apolojfizes
To Senator Wheeler
rvau. Citrus equivalent I i^ 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
WA8 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*
of the coug, "Id*. Sweet As tho total out o f I'torliLx.
tor Wheeler. (D-. M onti for
il
'
Apple Ciller,’*
waa
1m l i s t e d
fcrrlng last week that Dj«
throughout tho country during
liunlst I d l e r ln ten ll*n *W
th* hcyiley of mlnstnl ahows,
m lr rixed soldier* in training wild
wo* found dead Tuesday in tha
po*t canls opposing wtr.
•
Hotel Imporlal whara ha
Slim -on said a t tho same tlm *
llvwl at tho height of his fame.
an Inquiry at post
**
Almost H hours before; the dtslurgur canlunmenU rovraUd
BERLIN. JnJy
nun diplomatie rapresantetives only that "a t lesat m i n i
hU*^wlf#f bod reported to
dred' of the circular* had ra _ __
tho vritran coral* bad not re Tuesday distributed to South men In training but th g l^ ***;*
turned to hJa salt# In tho Hotel American countries an official gainsed attempt*” war*
King Edward after visiting his reminder, which might bo con madu "to arouso disloyalty■ *t
dentist
Bxsmhiatlon Indicated sidered n warning, of Ihe.tya*1
death was doo to natural can***. note to Bolivia denouncing ex. part o f tha loldter* In th*
pals Ion of th* German ixInDter liniments toward* t h * .
there and attribnttng it to the plana o f their o fflcera.*. \jfc’
Htlrrvion hsd charged M •
Interference of • “third power,"
conferene* that Whcer
clearly the United State*.
German, authoritlee, complain in sending tha cirenlt
conunued
Continued warm, fair to partly Ing afresh about antl-Natl ac dltra wo* Tiaar traaaon,"
'T lf JTfc
G ty News Briefs
Th* Lion’s Clab will hold Ite
regular dinner meeting at th*
Vakteg Hotel tomorrow night al
OTTAWA, Cased*, July 10 — 7:90
M V - Conod* will ami th* prodaction o f pomstiger a»tomubll,«
for solo In Canada In 1943 to
Th* Board of Deacon* of tho
tea* than half * f tho 1940 fig r t n t Baytut Church will meet
■re, Mwritten* Ml* later How*
'
at tho church at »:00
:
U. S. Interference
la Hit By Germans
LOCAL WEATHER
a about
fkn»re-
ford's playground baseball
rod lo » team from Enwith
Thor*
ytatenUy afternoon by elaady-tonight and~ Thursday
>111ty at • few
' slag *c« t*.o f 22 to only ..s lig h t ynsilblllty
thunafterao
or Iforriaon sold to* widely scattered afternoon
denbowsrx,
.- U
tivity la South America, promised Monday
“eenaetkmsl revelations regard a point
ing United Btete* economic pen*, defend
tratlon by", blackmail methods." I charge*
__ •
________ ^
.
f
took th* Sanali
of perxonal
himself ahd
a "badge of.
rV u
* .*
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 27th
II
UONAL.it WUUUb (fc) with Haby Sandy, Kathryn Adam* and
Franklin Pangborn In UnWeraal’s gay eomsdy, “ Uaehelur Daddy,"
coming to the Rita, next Tuesday as port of tha popular bargain
''MONTHS In the making, filmed hi technicolor, “ Billy the !d»y attraction will undoubtedly draw big crowda.__________ ,
'''W a g * Robert Taylor to the Rita Theater screen tomorrow
-Monday In’ Ho flyat western rolr, with Mary Hownrd In the
tales land and Brian Donlevy in the top supporting i pot
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Sunday, Monday—“ BILLY THE KID" (fat technicolor)
with Robert Taylor, Brian Donlevy, Maty Howard, Ian Hawtrr. Gene Lockhart and Lon Chanty, Jr. Also—"Our Gan*"
Comedy, Cartoon and Metro Haw* of tba Day.
Tuesday, Bargain Day — "BACHELOR DADDY" with
Dahy Sandy, Donald Woods, Edward Everett Horton and
Jed Pronty. Also— return of old favorite “ REBECCA" with
Laureneo Ollrtor. Joan Foots Ins, Judith Anderson maj Georgs
Sanders.
Wednesday, Thursday— "BARNACLE BILL" with WoL
lues Berry, Marjorie Main, Leo Carillo, Donald Meek and
Virginia Wtidier. Also comedy, “ WHEN THE WIFE’ S
AWAY" and Unlrersal News.
Friday-, Saturday— “ BURY MB NOT ON THE LONE
PRAIRIE" with Johnny Mack Brown, Fuwy Knight anil Nell
O'Duy. Also— “ THE LONE WOLF TAKES A CllANCfi"
with Warren WUIIam, Juna Storey, Eric Wore and Thurston
Hall.
Midnight Show, Saturday Aug. 2nd— *^THE INVISIBLE
GHOST" with Beta Lugosi, Pally Ann Young, Betty Comp«»n. J\m McGuire and Fred Kelsey. Also, Comedy, Cartoon
* Ba k h Ac l * U L L ". sU m ng Walt, Beery, reunited the lia b le
scamp with Marjorio Main, hla comical sweetheart o f “ Wyoming,"
in hla latest vehicle to bo shown at tha RHs, next .Wednesday and
Thursday. Virginia Wt Idler, Donald Meek, Barton Mac Lane and Leo.
Carrillo head the big capable supporting cast,
'
BILLY
INICotoR)
Rllly Bonney —
Robert Taylor
Jim. Sherwood — . Brian Don
levy
Erie Keating —
Ian Hunter
■With KetUng -.Mary Howard
e '!.
Uackhart
Tplke^ Hudson.-----Lon Chaney,
—
RUORCCA —
Maxim De Winter.—— LouTence
Oliver
Mr*. Do Winter___Joan Fontaine
J»ck Favell___ __ George Sanders
Mrs. Danvers....Judith Anderson
Major Giles Lacy— .Nlgrl Brcee
Co. Julyan-------- C. Aubrey Smith
Frank Crawley ...Reginald Denny
Ileatrice Lacy..— ' Gtadyis Cooper
Tim WanL.------ Henry— O'Neill
M Bronson----- ..Guinn Willixms
Casa MeAndrewa, Sheriff___ Cy
Bandy----- — ------- Baby Bandy
Joseph Smith.---- Edward Everatt
llortetf
Edward Smith— ....Donald Woods
Georje Smith------Raymond Wal*
burn jj
Williams.!— . Franklin Pangborn
Brth Chase.--------- Evelyn Ankers
Eleanor Place— Kathryn Adama
Prouty
Ethelbert
11anile Albright
JOa A MJN'IAINK and Uoglnald Denny shumU. ^ ai
, that fturdy eon of Alabama who want of dramatic ayrprlses In a climatic scene in David Ow ait good-UMhe movlss will be seen •'Rebecca," the Daphne du Mauler mystery-lhfiller whl
In “ Bury Ma Not on tha Lone F nlrio" shown at a return engagement, next Tuesday, only at
r.itx.
and Noll O’Day appear In support.
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BARN At*.____
THE LONB WOLF TAXES A
CHANCE
Michael Lanyard------Warren WIL
llama,
Gloria Foster--------— June Storey
'rear
Connla OlkhrtatJUmd will ho “The Lane W olf Tokou A Chones^ showing at
viiiu n fE d m u S e I n 'l,t “ ” l ****** and Saturday. Juab Storey U shown bar* _____ Don Terra
.w i n i n g . .
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eae European war I
bio td the oeddeal
by a foreign .tour
H oodto
What do you find in th
in* in you* hands?
On the front page, h
into shape before your eyes
- . Then, on the inner pag
Union Hi
Dress
your local storea. pages of i
ment o f tatea so: varied
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ftanford U The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail Mlitnff)|
And Water Transportation
FUM^DA,
NUMBER 28V
*Moo,foo,ooo ' L
New* la w s 1» Sold
A 1m e et Completed
ORLANDO. July **■—(S pe
al >—Florldano f c y n n
ind
« oH k U > -«N actually M m
■e job of n ri+ m
tko tan
Russia Says German
Drive Is ‘Washout;’
Nazis Claim Gains
Pilot For a A. F.—American Made
■Mr <mM ha W n R h A
waak.
-fis ifs r s a
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WASHINGTON, July’t t ,
Ckalraua Doughton (I
° t Om R oom W a n and I
Committee fo roctit today
Caacnao weald find It ONi
latar to Impooe • general
adaption U t tod fo r m a 'I
number o f periona to pa/ U
~
U^ '
J ie iis K t
t
to .
leville Tales
tr
Pays
that
Offer Would Re Made!
To England If Red
Army Is Defeated
.“ prtllml
•eaanri
i^ooijr
n»
rn<M
Dratrurllrn of thrro Rod
Army tllvUInna Ubout U .tM
Ironpo) ihirinl from (ho Par
Ko.t to defend tfoocow, vaa
reported lodo/ by the Gor. 1
; !
‘ Tfco ruleo ^committee app
apodal parliamentary prwc
by which tho now $3,bSa^S|
tax hill will be .brought a
m now f a Ibrw d it i’ .d
:: "W arw .a o t at Mho .ml I f
Ua rood yel," Doughti* •
as
fteich Reported _.j
Stuping Peace
r z £ v & jttS £ if&
nor pofafcT T tf n i i m
l»
o.'ooo.
fu fa h '
Sinf<ml
trlbuU to tht old
tom cra of tho mlnotral
In addition' to building warplanes f»r
liuihling' tho pilot* who must fly them. ,
S3, o f London, one nf tho Ilritlah hoys hi
iQt for (ko Royal Alr.Fonre at Lakeland,
nautko, U thown wlft bio pmacot. Them i
itudenU In the United States.
fM
A A
3,000 and acbool
mty commtialonI tholr budget*
will fall faator
1',r* rrtttof’
aoavUI# la*t
.
.
rreaa
•i7-<lny-olil lilil/krlt'ir In "o
wnahoul." with the ronfllct
now adtli<(| ilown to an old- \\
fiiihlnnccl .ilcKr, mid reported ']
•hi' dent ruction of two-Next
divisions (alnnit 30.000 men)
over tin’ weekend.
Countering the Russian a*-> j
IfeljK
tLterd!
i
KiiHMiM (li’dari-il -o ffic ia lly
!;;, i,! v ^
, Awr
m u tr* .
T r i-
Rvi
Shu
Soviet Discloses De-«
struction Of Two
tynemy Groups1 O f
A l»out 30,000-' Each’
take Monroe At'Woodmen Favor
Highest Level ; Longer Term For
In jSix Years
Arm y Selectees
Thdiwanda O f Acrett Resolution Sent To
O f Cattle Land Are
Congress And MagFTooded By Water azine O f G ro u p
Lake; Monroe la at the lilgheit
Wrol It ha* been In oil yenra
with all elevation of 4.QH feel
• ^ * • ‘ .3** !•»•!,• Ralph Luhlnakl
o f'th o CIty engineering departmoat reported today on thr bnola
•f -MogeuremenU token Haturd a y ./ '
Normal lavo! o f the lake
la
about. two feet over aoa loVrl,
ami" about flro fact below thbulkhead at the foot of Park
Avon no. At prcaont Uke Monroo la only two and a half feet
r bulkhead, Mr. Lubimkl
Celery Camp of the Woodmen
of the World ha* adopted n te»ulution aupporting the propoaed rvtentlon of National (luardinun
and aolvctooa In tho'Army eo
thrt “ If and when we become Involvod In war w* will Im fully
prepared to moet tho eituotion,"
r - O. Collin*, preeidi'nl of the
.(roup, aaid today,
Cople* uf Iho rcwilutlun will
•>« rent to thlo dlitrlrt'i mprcH-nIn^Congre** and to the
woodmen magaaino for publiru-
. Thogmind. o f aero* of caillo
•ad la th« 8L John* lllvrr val.
tay IN inundated aa Um remit
o f aaaiually hoary ralnv rocently.-- .^5
A Mtitlnuad rike In the level
Mr.
Lublnikl evwi
without additional rain*. If tbu
rainy.*#»aon continue*, Mr. LitWaakt raid, tho lake may over,
flow tin- bulkhead and flood
mt boon oo high n* II
co October, IDS', when
a height of five fool
level. T ill wa* only
» t i k o n the prnauut
willon, the German High Com1
mand repot toil the "boltlo
of
Kninlcnak," h nhme of tho Qor»
nion miilouKht lownrd Moacow,
wui "drawing to a mccooofttl
concilia llpl,"
On lho north froiil, the Gor.
j
man ncwi ugi-uey iifiH told ad- :’a
vuncing
Null
columno
hod ‘ '
limited within 13 milts o f Laa*. -•
inertml.
frankly, the
Gi-mian
preto
warned modem that tho com*
pall’ ll "lun’t he finished between
■lawn «t»l dusk."
(iio.llritiah rirrlea III Turltty
i|uuli'il a diplnnint nf on Ail*
•utellite nntinn at outlining a
putpnrtnl Nn aI plan to offor
'pnlnlcis peace" to ilrltnin It
Ihe (irrmnns pushed tho Red
Army ruat of (In Ural Mountain*.
UndiT tho |ilnii, it woo aold,
.lie Germans would ccam Ivoallllllra uKiiinal ilrilu.'ti if Orltaln
would rrengnlso thj Retch pa
the cimlrultlng power of Europe.
The arheme l»W was aaid lo pro.
poae the partitioning nf Kuropeon
Russia by Cicrmuuy, Turkey, Ru
mania and I’nlanil.
Ituiefo onnounced today a big •
uertal victory over .tho German
nuvy and declare,) that In land
flichtinir along a "gigantic anil
cnntinuoua Verdun" the Red’ Ar
my had taken tho *l«-am out of
llitler’e Invaelon with eharp lo
cal counter-attack*.
"The hlitikrleg la n without."
the Russian preta ipokooman
wilil.
The Soviet war bulletin re
ported that tho Red ale fureo .
operating with tho flaltle float
rank two enemy torpedo boat*, a
Htihmarlno, Iwo tanker* and a
paliul
hi
unlay a*«ault.
On land. It aaid fighting raged
yentrnlny In tho lector* nf N*» ■
vcl, heforo T.cnlngrail; dmolenak,
on tho rmul to Moaeows and T.hL
lomlr. key' lm*Uon o f
tho
Ukrajne'a iii’ fen»r«.v .
Except for the fighting-In tho
three vital gateway*, the Haa*
»lan* *nld the eaatoru front wao .
auiet. It U In the** ume MMI
that Hiller baa throw* tho weight
mea»urwaenU of tho
oka Monroe hav >- been
ho MatMirlng departir tho direction o f Fred
■ y for; tho.Hy- ?•
Swjmralng Party Is
Planned For Kii
gioao>lwd ptuhod to a |
uiUea weat of Leningrad
tuned Maacow a* ntukv i
rain of deitructlro air I
^ T k a atfiaan High
�to tho Rlu, n w l'T oudajr •• part c f
m Uon will un,'oufct.Jly draw bl« erw
•erton tomorrow
Howard in tho
>Wi >Xi{Nr i»
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Florida City Affording Rail,
And Watax Transport!!
NUMBER
American Made
Soviet Discloses De-«
struction O f Twig
Enemy Groups O f
About
30,000 Each
•
’*T i
Reich Reported |
Studying Peace
O ffer Would"Be Mods
T o England If Red
Army Ih Defeated
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li— s.
fI
KMt to defend Moscow, wm ‘
W ay h , to . 0 -
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^ u a u la
d c c b im l
rtin
o^^c^aIb•
L«,<Jvr tjwt Adolf Hitler**
87-dny-olrl blitzkrieg ia "&
wanhout - with the conflict
now aettlotl down to an old*
fashioned slegr, and reported
deatniction of two Na*l
Naxl
tho destruction
divtafons (about .10,000 mM)
men)
divisions
over the weekend.
Countering tho Russian*!*,
t
o
o
. ' i ' ' . r- - I t
u k jl Monroe At Woodmen Favor
it Level
Longer Term For
Yfcars
Arm y Selectees
P
nMNttands Of Acres |Resolution Sent To
Of Cattle Land Are Congress And MagFlooded By Water azine O f G r o u p
x
scrtlon, th«* German High Cam*
mnnd reported the "batik
af'
Smolensk," a nh»», of t h s . a « ?
man onslaught tawanl Moscow,
wo* "drawing to a Miceeasful
conclusiun."
OA tint' north front* tha Gar.
man news ngency DMB sold ad*
vond/ig
Nail
columns
badlunaail within 15 wile* o f Li**»
Injrrod.
Frankly, tho Gorman proas
warned readers that tha earn*
paltfti "ran t be finished between
Jawn' and dusk."
Pro-Hritl'h circlea lit Turkey |
quoted a diplomat of an .kill
satellite nation j i outlining a
purported Na«t plan to offer
lnlesa pcaee" to Britain If
Germane pushed tha Bed
Army cost of the Ural MoantalM.
Under tho plan,. it waa said,
(ho Gormans would caaia hosUh
K
tord.-lt
kithighest
year.
T,f * ? ht> been
** **In*h*
W HS,!* elevation of 4.68 f „ i
abort* Pei lava!,' Ralph Lublntkl
a^m oyCH y engineering departnsewl faported today on the baela
■uremaaU taken 8st.tr-
Celery Camp of the Woodmen would recognisn thj Reich pa :
the controlling power pf Europe.
The scheme aim. was said to propose the partitioning of KnreMMp ! «
Kuesla by Germany, Turkey, R »
manta and Poland.
Russia announcod today • W|.
1
‘
prepared to moat tha situation.'' aerial victory over .the German
navy
and declar'd that In land,
il leva! o f the lake is C. C. Collins, president of tha
fighting along n "gigantic and
■a feet aver sea UV4I, group, s*Id today.
Copies o f tha resolution will continuous Verdun" tho Red'Ar*
iut flv* foot below thbe tent to this district's represen my had taken tha steam out f t
tative in Congrtse end to the Hitler's invasion with sharp la* -■
Woodmen magaalne far publiea% . reeohitlon waa approved
Thursday night ,it a quarterly
meeting of npreeentotlves ef
campe In District No. 8. Cities
vel, Uefi.ro Leningrad* Sma
on tho road to Meaeowt and
defense,
fpr lhe
rrr.
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"MONDAY, JU L Y
Tfee Sanford Herald
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God’s Biessingrs, Indeed
Pointing out that Irving Berlin’s patriotic nong, “God
BIp** Amercia" sound* very much like a prayer in them
trouhloua times. Rev. C. A. Calcote writing in the Chrl*linn Observer, wonders why God'ahould l»lc*« America
any more than He already ha*.
a* i ,
He ha* given us 75 |>errent of the world’* oil. 50 per
m it of the world'* wheat und cotton, 50 percent of the
copper and tin. do percent of the lead. 50 percent of thu
world1* hanging liu.-tin-.-*. practically ail Ine gold in the
world, more automobile*. more water power and electricity
than any other count t.v in the world, more bathtub*, more
loir mu |>owder and nunv |*'rfume, the l>est educntinual *y*tent in the world, and "so many convenience* and luxuries
an
obH eerr
M l l r e a . ea rO s e l we are ‘civilized’ to death.’*
m a s k s , r e s e l a l l c e e s e t B a ile e s ml
in tile light of these figures one wonder* what more
M I M i h i M a U fa r ik a m e w
•<
W W s a tmmdl w i l l ka , » a r a * 0 (a t He i.iti ask from tin- Lord. It would seem to he ‘ about
a c r e e n ls e a l m t k l x
r a le s .
vinie that we did something for ouraclvea'and turned our
ItlaH RfwfMlw
N»|WwrIb- lhiiiir.lil* toward doinf; something for the Ioird instead of
MVM. iMe >»>»•«■< Tt»e If era 14 lm
( % « U l l M t l ft* 14 M ■ 4 * w rf»*4 n «. asking fnr more. And yet thi* is'whnt has nctually hap• U W f f a r « ■ R l a t a l n '4 l « I k * l i r e
|ieued. The Rev. ( ‘alcotc points out that while the wealth
•M d l l t t mi | k f M n a l r r w i l l prim
. f f H I I t s M M r l # » « l a C h i r a c * u a4
d the
itcnii pi-up*** has im-reused 7fl perm ® 1h\*ir con
Jtew Teetu
yn
tribution* Irt the chtireltr.s hutfe'*tkcrcmicir20 perreut7"Biii
M e R m lf la rn mmmhmr mi fbe we ns* God to hlt-ss America.
Am s H i M
r tw a a w i i l f l i U n f l « \
‘Theater receipt* have increased *15 percent," con
•fl**tf ••(111*4 I n ( h r mmm fmo r » f a k h f t t l w a a f a l l ■•%*• tU e p n lfk r a tinue* Rev. Calcote, "hut gift*
to general lienevolence*
• r * 4 lf * 4 ( • H •• n m
n t k fr w fn #
have decreased .‘Ul |»-r<-i nt and gift* to community chent*
' ( • # b MIK2 mm4
^H jV i fa fakllnilM ml npetlRi have decreased 25 pern'iit. While we *pcnd {) |>er<-cnt of
f k N Ikarafa a v r almea r » » e r * e d
the American doll.u on recreation ami amu*cmcot, only
\MONDAY, JULY 2a. JOtl 2 perieiit is spent on i Imreh and charity. That i* to aay,
wnils God ha* definitely hlessed u* increasingly In
B IB L E VKRSK FOR TODAY wealth. Influence, etc., we are getting more •and more
sting) with God."
I lime cost thi* country last year 15 billion dollars,
PEOPLE
HAVE
BEEN AMAZINCI.Y PHESEItV- hut le.s.s I Ikhi I Iit11ii hi was *|*-iit on education. The Amer
1H THE PAST WHEN AM. ican people n|ieut o billion dollar* on liquor, hut contriIP* SEEMED LOST EOlt huled less tliuii half a hdlinn to our churches. On a* per
fOS. OP
DEI.IVEKANt K
ID ALWAYS
COME: Th..u cupitu tmsi.H we |>aid $120 for crime, $118.50 for liquor,
KUT hiding place, thmi will >1 j ;M for education, and $5 for churches.
rre me frum
trspblr,
And now, u» America i* threatened a* never before In
wilt COtnpasa nil* utmut her hi .tarry. we sing, "God Hies* America."
with songs df deliverance. —
Psalms 32:7.
9
Women’s Part
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IM A TIME OF r.NHKTn.KMENT
'S ' .
Fewer and fewer, now, the Innr
defenders
Of aging shrines and <|ii.-«tluned citadel-:.
The new gods ami the h gud*
. and pretenders
Are all a noise that gather* nn<l
mars and swells
A n d brln
'Inga a fury down on
altar*
,
TtlLbr
__, bring* a shouting to the
tempi*
i-M
«ph door:
There
her* la a cloud of duel,
* f lama that faltam
Ttad battle, and the old gists are
iso more.
Tier*
rill coma
twilight
spears;
they are tossed anil brnkJUM east by,
^ A -h alU igh t for the wandering
‘ ' of yraril . .
,
I, la that hour the old god*
the sky
walk abroad beneath the
ylng stars,
,
eloee those < eyes, to
blr«*
oss faithful scar*.
.
— David Morton.
Athie* if cheap, hut innut of
U* could do with u little of it.
v.The Russians Insist that the
lecnuta drive on Itusola is one
dtfakrieg that backfired.
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Has, |
A defense band la one Ihlnjt
yea *aa boy that I* sure to |inv
FOB back more thon ymi put iui.i
It tea years from now.
•i . •
■V Reaator Wheeler la not trying
^ td kkeep
.e p Util country out of war;
■ -trylnk to make
m
the vrodd
for; _ -------illtkr.
T
*
Saiiforilitc* who rcmemlmr Ruth Bryan Owen a*
I'nngit-msioiiul reprenentative from the Feurth District of
whk-li .Sanf'iril was then a part, will he Intcruntcd to kpow
that all hough *hc nays "I’m not doing anything for the
government right now," *ho managed to keep remarkably
busy as a member of the (’ IIS Adult Education Ilourd, the
Americun-Grcenland Comminsion, the ndvinory Imard of
the Went Virginia federal prison for women, and a* collaiwritlnr for the Li. H.1 Travel Bureau. Last winter *he
lectured in more tlian one hundred U. H. cities.
Adelnido Kerr,- A!’ feature writer, who recently In
terviewed Mr*. Rohde, her new name hIiico she married u
Danish army officer, asked her what pnrt nhe thought
Amurican women could play in recon.it rue linn after the
•var i* over und thi* I* what Florida’n nicent congreaawoman *aid:
'
'
.
"I believe we could prevent wnr* by building n tri
bunal of intcniiltional justice and bncking It by an inter
national police force, and. I thjnk woman'* pnrt would bo
lo build up public opinion in favor of it.
"A* nation* wc now have nliout the *nmc system that
society lined itj the frontier day*. Kileh man pucketl a gun
and had to nettle hi* own affair*. A bully could ride In
nod shoot up the town. Reoplc tried to tleul with him, but
he could pick them off one by one. Then Up? court wna
established and hacked by arm*. It I* stronger than Indi
vidual* and we no longer want to arm. The *amo principle
could he applied to international affair*.
"I believe women care more than men do to solve this
problem of wnr*. Wo have a different attitude toward th«
thing* that touch the child. Women could be a real fnreo
toward building public opinion In favor of n tribunal of
international justice."
Thi* sound* very much liko u League of Nation* und
a World Court which wc saw nomothlng of in tho year*
following tho fir*t World War, but a I-enguc of Nation*
and a World Court, wo believe, which ha* tho support of
the United State* and which ia hacked up by n police force
supplied in part nt leaxt by the United Htatea ami propared to fight anywhere in -tho world that International
gunmen go berserk and threaten the peace and aecurity of
the wltolo world.
' Henlooa* donated Unci* Mam
a» artificial-aluminum leg. Noth.
tag Ilk* betttg •prepared In case
tb* shooting Marta
"Mre. Ruth Bryan Ilh-Ie is
aa handsome na ever and still
00* e f the buklrsi Women in Hie
'Oeantry.'1 write* Advlatdc Kerr,
AF feature writer.______
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fT '
Japanese occupation of
i French Indo-China seems like n
f long way Off lu us lieri' In KlorPA'.ldfsitti If wo lived In. the Philip
I 1 pGa.labitda, oitiy 800 mlln away,
l,b o too cle«* for cum.
Mk
Iluntlrud* of people forget that there I* no black and
white in nature; even u g»*work* In sunlight I* a feast of
iubllo color, a* anyone may discover If bo tries to paint
it, Oneo vost begin to nhservo incidental color — a* tho
curious liluo of tree Hlindow* on u white road, or the lilacs
and gold* on the river, or the nnything-but-groea subtlety
of tiee and grass In middle di*tance, or the ullvor gray
of shore sands (always represented as yellow lo Railway
posters)—the world U an Inexhaustible succession' of sur
prises. Go out and see the daWon a field of-cabbage*—
the sun through them, tho shadow on them, the ghtpobloom on their leaves, tho emerald and Ivory secrets of
Ihelr hearts.—Colophon In John 'o* London's Weekly.
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SANFORD FORUM
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Mr. Rjiknd Dean, Editor,
The Sanford Herald,
Sanford. Florida. •
pear Mr. Deant
PWaae acetyl my apologlaa far
hot having written sooner thank
ing you for the iplrndld support
f'0' " P|»P«r oar* to the end that
' "
rainbow.Ibe USo drive In thla County waa
Wd- i f ho sun such an ootataadtag eucceaa. Untci* I .waa called aw
at Me. time, iw’s a
SHu»Nr-Pc t
a before the drive
V iS isT t. 'ft
:i n ‘m
vtag
her usual
oa af.social- doace# are he-1
tW ltl
_ fC '
jW othatawssturb
* ^
l.a a n n u
r to Mr.
■
■
ahed as the leaden of Washing,
ton society ' and their combined
wealth was so enormous that
their f l o t child was uuhbed “ the
TOWSON, Mil., July 28 —<JW hundred million dollar baby."
— EdwsrdIlnl* McLean.
*8year-old former mllllotmlr* pubII*her and one-time rioao friend
o f President Harding. died e f a
heart attack Sunday at a sanitarlum*her» he had beenline#
Anderson1813,
'
The former husband of Mr*.
Griffith
Evelyn Walsh McLean, owner of
the famed'Hope dlamoml,’ he was
Puneral
Directors
for'years publishet o f UW Wash7N B. 2nd S t
myloA Post and in* connected
r Phene' 0 2
With tke Cincinnati Emiulrer. •
e BeToM' theif ;e«parnlloa bj
tMO,-the Me Leone were recog.
Edward B. McLean.
Ex-Publteher, Dies
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TRI CK FREJfiHT INCREAflK
W a s h in g t o n , Joir n , - l *
WASHINGTON, July 28. -W i
There l« en odd kind of too
e-ship going an which, probsbl) —The American Trucking AsiO>
sorshlp
cause of the flow of big new*, cist ions reported Bonder thal
because
the Tolume or revenue hauled
rsrsly Is mentioned.
Manufacturers who held de
fense contorts It seems, save to
sbmit to the Office of Prodoc
lion Management Army or Navy,
■MILS FOR NEW YORK
all advertising which mentlona'fn
LISBON Portugal,! July 22,
eny way that-they may not k*
able to deliver this or that be idh—The ‘American •sport I
cause their national drfrnte com Eiramblon failed for New Y
mitmrnts nr prV>ritl«< have taken Sunday afternoon, with ICO p
sender*, f t n f i i p r i f r n
thi* or that o ff tW market
For obvious reason* 1 ean’ i
name names —. bat this earn* direetly .from
a manufacturer.
About two. month* sgo, he wanffd
to rsplalh in a national adver
tising campaign that for a few
months l« might 1st ,hanl ta gel
ht* ■Barttcutay'patented frticle
but that if customer* would Just
tear with him for-* short time
he would be bark in lh« produc
tion groove. ^
( yl
For two month* Ol’M snd the
Army mullnl over this ad — ordered s doten changes until It
hardly said anything — and fi nolly rgree to okey It subject t»
last minute'revislona. The h*rnuu
ted msnufsrturrr trleil la «iplain thsi nations! silvrrtlsln^
c»mpalgn» wero piannvil week-1
nr months in *<|v*nc* -th*t mag- |
aslnei hml tn look thrlr ail form'
i long Umr ahrail—that national 1
silvrrtlsln* tn nrwspapcrt can not
bv snlil mnl plsnhfif nn 21-hour i
nutlr*. Ol’M whkh had tha last |
word, wmn uduinant.
“ list I toll you It esnt hihnndli-d thrt w»jf," said the man.
jfsctiirvr. "If you won't agree to
ny nropmltlon, nugSmt anothvr."
Whst hv gut was *' suggestion
that hr Just drop the whole thing
sltogithiv- ami carry on with hi* j
usual advertising.
,
If you hear about a New Jer
sey produrrr Jumping Into one of
his own icid vats, he said to
mi*, don't ke surprised.
Arid* bring up another choice
prloritln yam that U floating
amend the capital.
In the early day* of national
dcfrns« (before OHM) a Mg
chemical company that turn* ‘out
r product which I* OS peieent a
chemical that Is important to one
vital defense product sent a representative to Washington te offtr to curtail the manufacture of
this nationally - advertised Item
until It was determined how much
of It would be necessary for de.
fm 'e. a
The representative waa given
a run-around and sent home With
the assurance that tha govern
ment could do without him and
hi* companion very nicely thank
—
9. |
A t O ar P ackage
Storm
You’ll Fiad The B«st } *
LIQUOR
. .>
Brandy,
JLt
Champagne,
Wine, Gin, OordUk, ^ .
Free DeUeery.
Plea* S U 1
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather A rcade
r°!i-
That was about a year aga.
Todry, the sumo company, with
a government contract and under
government ordere, ta buying
Each it* product from wholesaler*
and ratallcra—in many calcs at
a premium—and 'going through
tke expensive process pf taking
out or It the S percent extrane
ous chemicals, trying ta avoid a
national shortage of that vita)
05 percent
Couple a big number at such
stories with the testimony N*.
fore congressional «ommllU<s
that some cantonments have cost
ue Hundreds of thousands of d»L
lari morei than
thanl original
-. •*
estimate#
/_ |(Q
‘t ___
that a m
year
agi there was
ridiculous waste, and thipmtni*.
unfriendly aati^na. J
•yea te anMetMly
vital Matelisle (steel and scrap
) — and you
of thunder la
heads of namat defense agencies today.
One encoangtng thing cam*
to me the other.dry front on*
Are You Color Blind?
...................... -
infd be advertised•S,T5
b«r aUte
We'U bet no oil.
t onion ran boast ■ta roaU f eoeI weather nt sen
altitudes as Flo; Ida this
Unusual Type Of Censorship Found
To Result From Defense Program
T know that you are' going to,
fhd grave a r m In ’ JadCment'
•hd many example* of larioua
seareh oat the i<
■nd criminal gran, and ntrava-
ganeea of 12)7 and 'i«, ( thin*
Fda-wMBT
------
and publie
will drive th
tiiet'
red tapeworm*,
thh-firth eehia
of the
pasture
•Ur* Ip Urn* te eevrth* •top.’
A
tncepi f k l l ^ f ________
snow.
HLRF. ARC 10 DO'S AKC P C ’, r :
It’s time for plain tadu
Unless the 'public cut* gasoline consumption by
VS. rationing Is sure.
And It will come toon!
The Petroleum Coordinator lays the situation
is serious.
And we know that iom*tbi»g tm io b * dom*t
The Petroleum Coordinator asks that all speed
limits be strictly enforced.
Past driving wastes gasoline'. Slow driving w ill
save ic
fvery good cHlun wilt coop#rote.
This is your chance as a liberty-lowing Amer
ican to do your share for national ddense-and
h 4 p yourself tool
tt
Many tankers whkh normally supply the Eajt
have been called into the sorrics a f National
Defense.
oil,
.
i
There is no shortage o f oil, America Is the
largest producer o f petroleum In the world—;
transportation is the only problem.
More tankers and pipelinesEft being builti
.fa il
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■ ■
I f j JfO l'w
w h .ro
roar
U
obtain
YRcatian,
to srts gasoline! Ask otbero to dothe
right are 10 Ways lo'dp Ifc R « d them
for
(a m *,
.'itirt x-’ -'icv |
it e ,
w « in nav!
:&li.
ri
m
prehiMi - mali '■ M
, mm
•: ■•
n JNM
M
T Mg
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(w it*
,
HELP YOU
USE OHt THIRD LESS GASOLINE
Meanwhile, less gasoliae wiU I available.
ML Callfornle
Dtp*artment 'of
THAT W i l l
-d & . ,r*.'«■ lD h
lr.*» -I
*TCi
I •,> * s/
�THE SANFORD DERALD. BANFURU FLORIDA
T, JULY 28. ,
* /*■ t
ft* »
HfRS. I X ) URINE BEAL,
Calendar
TUESDAY
in'* Club for th* purpoa* of
fpin* th« elub op*n for lha
• Of tho Red Croaa, will be
•m",H * JO P. M. Prfton win
.r r r a . and
refraahmanU
Th* sawing *eulon for the.
Yted Crow will bo tponiorod by
XI** El*lea Klrehhoff beginning
at 9 JO A. M. In tbe Woman1*
Club.
The Board of Manager* of
the Wpmmn'a Club
d a b will meet In
* h * club at 1:4* P. ’ M.
WEDNESDAY
Sewing reunion* for cho Red
Croaa will continue In the Womnn’a Club from 2:110 P. M
until 8:30 P. U„ aponsored bv
Ml.. Irene Hinton.
’*7
THURSDAY *
..
-Mr*. P. K RoumllUt will
aponsor th# igyring aeealon for
tbe Red Croea In the Woman’*
aub from 9:30 A. M. until
11 JO A. M.
V
FRIDAY
Dirt Gardener* Circle of the
Sanfiml Oarden Chib will apanaer the .cwlng aeaslon for the
Red Cro>* In the Woman'* Club
beginning at D:30 A hL
Girl Scouts Plan H’H
6th Annual Canip
Sanford Ctrl Scouta plan to
laeve Aoguat 8 far their alxth
an.uil week of camp at Camp
Wiki Wlkl about 7 mile* from
Sanford.
.
'
:
Them are eight unit* in the
troop, each with' If* unit leader.
Th* girls have been busy for the
past several'\nonthj working #U
tho pkuu for th« camp, which
“
th* camp yeoBy their own:
is have Veen tent to MaGirl Scout Headquarter*
and have been approved ea meet
ing the standard! let for Girl
Scout camp* throughout th* coon-
a Florida State Board of
Health has sent Aaalitant. Sani
tary Engineer C. V. Garland to
inspect U k# Wlkl Wlkl for
swimming and be has reported
it satisfactory
The trogp ha* among Its own
members two Senior and three
Junior American Red Croaa Life
Barer*, who will lUpervI** waterfront activities
Th* girl* hava planned 0 menu
for th* week, and will prepare
their own meals.
Each dty has been programed.
—aomeHtlng for each hour of
each day, swimming, hiking,
handicraft (Including wood-carv
Ina-l and acoutcraft, — under th*
following teadenklpi
‘
V One of tbe Urgeat camera* in WaUrfront ---------Doris McCall
Olive Chapman
th* world wa* developed •by . the
Fleet Aid
Olive Chapman.
Department of Conti
Virginia Chapman.
vey work.
*-------1----- tmmm
Recreation ,— .... Catherine Clark
ScouU Own------- Minnie Ruth
Odhanu 7 •
" s a l Campfire
-------- Betty
8c*veng.r Hunt-------------
Helen
( hapman.
Hrndlcraft
Mary Helen Tew,
Emma Rumbley.
,7 ,.H,0'>r. ......— **«*• McCall
Unit leader* will be tho same
V, '“ •vff*' »'«*» CM* eaceptlon
of Mabel Chapman wno i» a
eotmeallor at dig! Scout Camp
t howenwaw. . q
U “ »• Couri
Award* on Thursday night.
‘ UuieU* Duttoh wlU have
the play* WatcA paformation* wUP lw
Sunday afternoon with' Mia.
Martha
Mrs^ MacNeill Back
Prom Buying Trip
Announcing
th.* * th#
baforo,'
Mn. Ann*
Mac-
■ fl.W p r S ;
II CortJn*
,nlW “
rlow
fyW aUtraf that lha
rta* Wto concentrated .largely
tlothee for tjt# school nud
.fW. alnc* *o many of the
ward itfla wiu bo going away
Ip a f*w more work*
TUESDAY
ARGAIN DAY
f c je a L I ■ tYaa HdhmaiMl
Wuole trogram
Bridge ^airty Given ‘
By Mra. Ruprecht
Talcphcno HM
Onatiao He&rs! , Board Gives Order
Holland Laud Numbers Of July 1
T a x Revision Draft Registrants
it v i l l i w e rrew V a il Oee»
I ment ami got $fi,000 vvemption.
t T h i. year It goc. on nt
'and the owner p a y. operating
la x r . thla year on t. 15,000 a g a in .t $-1,000 U .t y<«r. T lo u „
...
.: rand , of auch in ju .tic e . are beC. W. Faiguaon h a .
1,„g co,r « t c d . One county alone
from a vacation .pent m M cUon-. M tlm > lr, nlor.
, lmU
ough, G a., with relative..
|a r not ^ nu-ntion
four or
I fiv« thuuwiml
bunafulv
home*
C # o rf« W fiiu U ’in of H .
which w ill
ibovp the tv m p *
d .rd a le la .pending a fe w d ay. , lun v. | ur
for the t ir .t time,
in Sanford.
There arv
b u . i n c Idocka in
which the owner lived in a tack
Mr. and Mr.. J. 1). Woodruff room and secured full i./.-nipt ion
and Frank Woodruff. Ill, «pcnt under the old system that per
.tru c the weekend at Coronado B.ach. mitted fJO.UOO to
ture. to e«ca|>e under l i e home—
Mr*. Pat Patterson vi.lt.-d over atead exeni|>«ion.
“ In P in e lla . and other coun
the weekend with friend* in
ties, the assessor. have fuund
Jacksonville.
that thousund. were
escaping
property
iss.-sament
Frank Cowlr. was Ih# week personal
the ffiOU household go.Kl*
end guc.t of friend. In Jack.on- under
rxemyilinn w lic h undei tin- syvtlle.
____
stem being rerU red by these
Mia. Margaret Klnldw .p e n t '" " "
the weekend in Daytona u Ja c h i" " "}ufh
v" J,' h ,,f f r ‘
as th* gue.t of friend..
IL 0 " '* 1
M,m" ‘•"u1n ,tc*'T h r
I'in rlU *
RHArn-tT mlvmrR
Mils Durothy Van Herbuli* of hi* prrsonul property roll w ill
Sorrento la vl.ltlng a. the gue.t jum p from lr** than $J, 000,000
to $ 15,000,000 to IlM.inro.uOO, S i
of Mr. amt Mr* R. B. Riser.
m ilar rrportn «rr com in«
from
Shirley Ann Morgan ha. a. l.Mpnuim all uvrr tin (U te
her guest this week Shirley Kin I am doinjf thr job hart- tt» trll
you that t lt f ii 1 loyal public aorard, of Palatka.
vMnta arv Kninn ihviit! mul tliu
M is. Grace Taylo r h a . returned ing the J»b some
r-d k. said
from
two
week.'
vacation r-u
l.ln t be done No wonder the
>■** a
m
twtl
wr«*K( $, VJCUIIOII
'
luwn.
•twnt In North oml .South C aro -1 n i,,“
•f.**
'Palm Beach county's school
linm with rrU tlfvR.
board advise, the school m illage
Mr*. M. F . Sherfc*«*e of Coro- there w ill drop from -'ll m ill. U>
ntdo Bvach Is spvmlinK this wrrk r> at moat and possitly as low
•t th# Kuest of Mr. an<! .Mrs. J. . . 4 —and t h i. in spile of in
creased enrollment.
School S u
R. Ljlea.
perintendent
English
report,
Mr». J. A. Blount ah<l daugh school hoard, from a ll part* of
ter, 8arah, of Jackaonvill# w rr r the state arv reporting reduced
th# waakend guest* of friends m illa g e. In full compliance with
the spirit and Jhe letter of the
hart* *
law .'1
The Governor traced the htaM rs. H enry M r ljo lln , Jr., and
•on, H enry H I, have left
for tory of the new law s—pointing
Wait J«ffer»on N. C., when* thojr out they fam e as a mandat*
from the people. “1 advocated
plan to stay for a montii.
this type of U x revision, lead
M iss K itty Odham
hr*
rr- ing to tax justice for . 11, from
turned from Atlanta, (in., when every platform during the gu
aha hna been spending the |taFt bernatorial campaign,'' he asld,
"and a courageous
I.egW atura
weeks with relative*.
listened d o .th e plea of our
Mlaa Mary DaeUl has returned payer* for fellef ffom the sy
which
thousand*
home from Orlando whore she stem under
apent the past week with h«*r paid double to make up for
aunts, Mrs. J. C. Lewis and Mrs. ( 100,000,000 cancelled from the
book* In adjustm ent, and com
L. C. Vlrtln*.______
promises over a decade.''
H e pointed to stringent pro
Mra. R. L. Griffin of Jarkaonvilla la visiting with her son-in- visions that w ill I ring surer col
law. and daughter. Mr. and Mr*. lection of tar*'* after they are
John Edward Higgins, a n d W v le .t-p ro v l.io n for good ta-*,
friend a.
titles and publicitlon of names
of thine wno become delinnucnt.
Mr. and Mr». Ouy D. Wood,
He reiterated. that those who
Jr. apent th# weekend In Jack- have been paying their full
-aonvllle and attended the W o n . I share of tha La i load have no.
P c non a
"D n a ed
F ront
P t| »
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4 17IS
MD* Dorothy Cartar 'returnr.l
Mat week from Madlaon whrr>ahe visited with her grandmother.
after spend
a mountain*
Tenn#»».•>■
B. Carter.
. who _ w -
•.
*. George More
, Linda. ' of St.
« rueata over the
• former*, mother,
vytt Mr.*,Moye ha.
imp Blanding from
8 U-l
front peeelble American attack.
Ip order to carry but «uch a
program, wrote Jean Lurhulrv,
in Lfn-Neuveaag Temp**. a cowpl«*4 ahalteup o f the Vicky cabInet I*. necessary, Thla, be de.
provide' j» govern-
nf S r m in n le f'n tin ty
JOn Mm^nnlia Vtenue
Sanford I lor ida
K 00
H 10
8 15
H 15
H 15
0 00
I T New*
I T gram n*4unn*
Mtuning ilpvnhtiiH
Muloilic Monu-nl <
Tunc Tim e
I liana Hr«*w
0 05 Hltu’k ami \Vhit«* \ '
0 15 Myrt and Muigt*
0 30 Mtuncl
9 35 H* ganovi*Iti« <«
0:15 Woman of (’uornge
10:00 Mary Lee Taylo r
10 15 I T New «
10 30 At Home With S ally
tin
10:15 Daytona !!«*«• h Y .iin *
11.00 Kwle Sunt I Spoilt ■*
11 15 Intrrm vxso f ^ S in n g -4
11:30 Interlude
11.45 Our Hal Sundav*
U 00 I T New 4
12:10 M usical Interlude
12 15 Jack Heron mid II • «.
12 30 Dance time
12 45 R* ml of I ife
1:00 Young Dr. Mtlon**
1 15 Joyce Jotdan
1 30 New Sm yrna V a rie tu r
1 45 Merry-go-R«»ond
2:00 Svking Serenade
2:15 Sunny Melinliea
2:25 I T Newt
2:30 R*nfo V a lle y Folk*
2 45 America in riu n o ti- •»
2 55 P n o new*
3 0 O S<»ltg* «»f ('beer *I"*I *
fort
3 15 »l*a
3:30 Modic in tin* An
4 :00 S*»ng4 in th*- M “..I
4 |5 Afternoon V » "
4 30 Otgan klrbnlicd
4.45 Hurl Ive-4
5 00 Sob - Trop ical *. «id. i
Prof K. I*. Lord
5 15 Hub llan n o n . Song*
5 .10 Doc
Sell* 1 ■*
I on'
Storlre
5.45 The W orld T"dac
F M IIA 8 S Y
BOGOTA*
YOU'LL LIYE HERE THIS
'•la.
AT VERY LOW COST
A ia*wm#r living ro en — ♦ kvl*l
l**»r «Aolh«r m m , lot « « r « « a v d
pore h. 1K« orkoiv family »UI •%joy lki| impiovtmml vklck •••
•Jo v ilh no Jowa p «y m v «|
coavonivat aaoatKIy la tto lim oalt. W o kovo (ho borvioo (k e f
a>«lo« 1K11 p o iiib lo . Como la « « d
•»4 about oar A B C Monthly Pay»"oat Ptoa — tho lm a rl way |«
bay— lh a aa$y way to pay.
17
MONTHLY
PAYMENT
ABC PLAN
UNITED
LUMBER CO.
Slh St. nt French A ve.
Telephone
S M F .X R F D
Colombia.
Iu l\
The Iroot of the InM.d
Staled vinbnaay building
"**
•meant! with ftmt-hlgb -wtidO
kav in blue lount during Sunday night, along with numrr
ou« home?* aiul other bnibling*
eUowheru in .lowntown llot*>ga
L EU AI. NOTICES
713
For Fresh Pre-Cooled Houquet.s
Artistic Design & Corsages, Call
Pippin Gardens, Florist
\V. FI 11ST STREET— I'llONK T-'ih-At
“ We Wire Flowers Everywhere"
SEED BED TIME IS* HERE!
IH T 1I 91 f IM f t I t
4 01 II T
U tm i
T im f t iv r is J1 Bill !-%•• 4 111- I
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■ on A . H rultti.
W
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A U liw -U t
A C u n tp v to
K elt m a n A V l l a l m i g .
t D lh o n a A
IU »a n »«r.
Tka
A l.i*
A
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In t(tv i w y n . blit o f
w in*
plalil filial horaln.
Tliwrof.t* ••, ikooo prvwnta arc
to commar >I you tad aaak of van
t o Bo and a p p e a r
bof«»rv t h l -
CnUH o»
lh a
Products For Celerv Reds: Root Knot
and dumpoff chinch hug control! Mnkes
finer, healthier plants at much less cost.
I'ur he.t reaull. u-r nur C KlttO - M O II S K TAI.L
XON-UOt.TING t.Ml.UKN
n r MK ,.r WOOD— •
HITT'S Improved eumirrf ul tong joint ctlerjr «erdi.
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C A M P B E L L S S E C U R IT Y
FE E D & SEED STO R E
SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY- SUPPLIES
xoi w. riiUT
rniivi:
■1
F-M HORIZONTAL EJECTOR
p.ives nn extra vulunie ol w.iier
%
al low |iressure
f ln t Nay of H»p-
LOANS
run In England
held at
Dvlin I,
jog and foaaily,
Sa\inir*« & 1 o.in AHvHii.
FrAnco - Nazi Defense
Dakar
Pushed
'Among thru* from Ban!
S
a #B ,rlIf &
lor, oMr.&andr Mr*.
FJRST FEDERAL
liaum Nw »l 8t«irr O'lnpait) . *
K. ll«*ltli"M t‘••hii*8uy ■ ria tilo i •
llMDUfacturuiK Company and I ’
ll M-tlSO
llrMIII*** A Company
It b«ltta ui.utu |.i d|ip'Kr b«f«ire
thla Cout*
d ia l
8umn»4*nw hi
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8.lilt . A
Chancory ban |ior«loforv Ii **#*ii •«
'•■ I Hanny HlyMaaltohln.
vuihI tgih i.sl jruu ami that tli<*
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8 .>119
1194
4.- A
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Stvminol*'
County.
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•jih. a Hhorlff
Florida, H im iit«tl«
lila
(••turn
thorvon tDat you and rn rli uf
you arv f ir«*lgii curtM«rutn»iia umf
I hat you and oacli j f yuU hub a
horotoforo dona buolnvao In I IkJ**
O f
Ih
■ talv and that
a .ill
«iiiiiii»*«iia
cannul b** aorvrd uwing to your
fallurt to oUe| wffleora or oilVICHY, Pranee, July 2f —- point
agwnt*. or to have within
•ll-^ The
German-controlled thla tlatv an offleor **r agftit
upon
pioeaa# can
b*t
I’urii preaa Itarted a campaign icrvtit*.whom
uml that >uur—uW h aia
^ u n^n r-fB f’ rT nH It*^ “ accord or »|tbt* arv unknown. and ll
further brtnir mad# t<> jp p «>r |<*
between France and
Germany Ibla Court that thlv action la a
f-r tha defer.., of Dakar and ■ ult In ihattt ary In for»«l«teo
tstata and County T a i c o rtiflfftM h African- pocNMium rataa
agninal oarCallt Undo tlev
to vWt while ho la away,
arrived today
aeroimt
Into (*i Oiitl hv •it
i»f
l oiled
Statrv
(.•»% erument.
S I.•1 5 #Ow .$ir r%•
rr» da> 1 hr IN St HFO
s m i n
0:30 Morning Roundup
7 00 News of K ir "pc
7 15 Ri akfHAt H iiM tu 4
8.| I l f
H I 4 ju
family re-union at Jackaonvllle thing to feur.
•The only way to reduce the
8 id 4
ax b u r d e n for those who. loyal
n id :
Mr. and. Mr*. John Ande* and
pay e v e r y year is to b r i n g In )
8 741 1
family have returned from Green.
e tax roll properties that
8 le il
»IUe. S. C. and Cedar Mountain, have b e e n escaping
i J m iiim llvmlwlt i) |'e*f**r■ 4 -•*»(••
and that',
' I III* Ii .a1 (| 8|>*'tO'-» v.ll*.* 8 I 7M
N- C., where they apent a three all these new l»we dn-pluK l4 lia \V lir a \\,«••!*-»
8*1** IV
week*' vacation.
Making collection sure and thu
1 U * o r « » K .|w Nr.l ^ r p
HUM
(topping the practice of forget
Fr.inW Wil|l.«,v>«
4 - <u«t
Mr*. E. a Hoskins, Mr*. A. ting millions In dt
delinquent ta *c | '• »I (••••ph
HUM
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E, Eaton,' Ml** Madge Aber and pyramiding Ik.
tho
loaa ne * t
•if * I d f m . r A
ml v lU i lAnil
crombie of Chicago, III, and Mary year against those who have al
neaii
8- \41
' % H n li.a v
J o h iia i. I. M b
Ana Eaton (pent the day yea- rowdy paid.*'
4 I IJ I
I IfvrSrrt **H#rr>
H.iuj:
terday la Daytona Beach.
Discussing
the
Legislature*-* | •
:$ J<m .»
lUlph
\V 11urage, the (fovtrnor pointed
I Id HIM
8 47t
Mr. and Mr*. C. P. Proctor are It that the 1041 Legtslatun* , '1 flvlp ll KdwAfil \|i|a« 4 1274
•
’ I t e l . 11 Wilaoit ll.lice-a
spending a few day* In Miami had not veered towards th«
Jr
H- |)|
and Danla, In celebration of their easy thing to do nor dodged thr ■ : l Itviinlr
III ADI l» V I'tmi
wedding annlreraary which la to- jobs, “ they not only tacklid
k v ii
477
*•7such problems aa the gas tux ■' •* J«"'V. Il" li.rt lu -ilii.r u -lx |}
rrvl-'
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IMHfIJu.
|
rf,i
1.1,
11.
allocation, property Ux
Mrr. II. D. Guthrie end ala. ■Ion, aalary buying menace, lung ,
1 tfarlvi. Hwi.h.r h. „ i .
ter, MJa* Julia Munn, have re Con.idrrcl Imposalbl*,' he •«!•!. i . „ /JJ"
.
h- i. v*
Ju .. “ I" ,,r,k
lumed front Jeffereon, 8. C. -bat they solved these problem- - :* Marry . J'?
M.lw.r.l A.||.I|,hu.
||„ n "**
wfcgrt they TliHad with their pa
—alar
—
8.1174
rent*, Mr. and Mr*. T. T. Munn, atat* fUcallv on an even keel by ‘‘ •'I <t«.ira» INin.l.t lll.h for two w*(k*.
nr*.
Jr.
8
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ualng the Murpl y Act receipt. *
•lulhrlv 8-1144
—In the face of powerful pra*- ” J$
Vlcfar
Nathan
8*1Stl
. Mr. and Mr*. P. L Brannan cure group*— to ja y tha 8ute’«
< ii
? h!i
. f!lr M*"t**n
have returned to their home in
J yir.ll vI’llffor.!
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8- 744A
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Supper ll<*ur
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Southern Srrenud«
7 Oil Ruport
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SAVINGS
RADIO NEWS
D oc)
tarv'l im thi'* county for the fitst
draf i "gistratn( 7i whi l%* 8!( tifn
wrr* - 1gn4'41 up in tha* ooiund
Carter
gn»* t *>f J»ll\% 1. Mr
•aid Ih.- In»t fiV 4 m**n hi tha
U . !nt** r«-•gi»tirant1* •i
Hat
nbat< Ahn r r f i« lr f 4*t| aw ay from
the
ui'ty
and
whi*- %• rani*
i after Ju K 8 ,
can>
hi thr o rig iii.il
pla«
•( Jtl lull w rte d
*pa«
u in h i'i- arrording
onl*
>n. from Wa»hii*gt«»u.
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and atrial numb*:* of
O
, Hit- m'cdri I rrg .-lia lttin
men
folIttWa
are
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page
iM.'Joly 91 -W > — A
eerie* of maneuver! to
Mioa Martha oive.o million bars* guardimen
Calhoun.
lib onrnber*. roar.
0*d dropping
Data la o |lg*A-
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to
5 0 0
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then keted 0*
r tho comtryudo
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• Hert’i a now typo of pump which ill* a definite
by (applying tut eotra volume o f water at la v pro
and olio provide* aa ample supply at normal tank
•ana. Extremely quiet la operation, tha F J f Hat!
tal Ejector ptuap has bat on* oMvlng part. It p m
actor jog and tube, balls lata
(ute,
Increase tho capacity ml
proaturo dlachargo.
Jfh
tha
th*
A hue*
M i Koriooatal Bjoctor Water tjumm.
P A U L J. 8TDUB a M G E O R G S S T IN E , (
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�Nova Predicts '[
Defense
Lewis Fight To
Q* How does tli* T m n n r DeGo Only 3 Rounds oparatet
H r tn w t'i regular, purchaea plan
bright Tourney
MEW T01K, July 28, - W )
Mia. Elwood Cook*, o f
•rtr. York, painting for tka na
.—lam Mora aaya hla SaptrrnW
tional tona fa tkrono abdlcaUd
kanvywolght ehamplontblp fight
*7 Alka Marti*, milled .martly
with Jo« Loula won’t go nor*
Sunday to dafaat a rival, Naur
than two od three maud*.
lfOrkar, Halrn Bam hard, and rwM B 'tk a woman'a .Ingle* till*
fc tka 64 th annual Seabrlght
Quickly ai
[fellatio n
Tournament
The
toprau w o W , * J . 7-1.
rtMrk. Cooka, unbeaten in four
toumamanta thte yaar, raptured
bar ftrat Saubrlght crown In
IBM, Mia* Bant hard waa the
DIO viator.- ,v
" '.Sunday'* matrh waa markml
kr aparkllpp-rail lea by both playilk 'T h e top-jrcdrJ Mra. fook.i
ran tha first five game* In
R»ift aurcaaalOn only to aao- Miaa
Jadga Aha N. LanyUa
Bgrnhard surge hack and awaap
In a rmr, Iota tha Itth, and
Jodg*
Alva M. Lumpkin takaa eatk
taka tho nrat two for the of aAaa
in Waikington aa junior
from* South Carolina to
waited no time In aauator
aerra until a aurruuaar fa choean at
Mond act with dar- A
aptatal aiactlon. Ha luccoeda
Kt nat, and ih» Jamaa
F. F lika* who area apip a .ou t the match • u M i l to tka auprewo Court..
A deciding art aa
h 4*1 lead. Out tho
. Bam hard once
ha ploy from her
4 on to a.;uara aet IAV—
&
oppuTtanlty,
Fllnwlk
Coach Jones
Dies Suddenly
At His Home
LOS ANGELES. July 28—
(A7— Howard
Harding Jonaa,
88, for 80 yaara ona of lha natlon'a top football coach**, died
of a heart attack Sunday at hi*
horn* •
Tie Unlverelty of Southam
California mentor wao .trickon
111 without warning. A doctor
•ammonad by kU cook found
tho coach unconacloua. lla dlod
A few mlnutaa latar.
Tha roach and tho cook war*
■Iona In tha houaa. Hla ion,
Ctouda, a nrwipapar librarian,
to on a vacation trip to Ataaka,
hla dauahtar, Carolina, waa
Vfattlag neighbor..
Tie tall, taciturn Jonaa waa
A.aoublo figure In the a porta
world., Tha annual game* be
tween hla Troj.ru and Xnuta
Bockna'a Irl.h ofNotre Duma
ware etoaalc* followed by avufy
nW roo fan Intha country.
Daatt it)’ an airplane creak.«M
abort Roekna’a career In 1031,
And Jonaa—M.cloae a friend ••
he w u a blttar rival— mourned
for month*. .
•Hla llfatlma coaching racofd
Included 120 victoria.,
86 d«f»*ta and 18 Uac. Hla taama hud
WOU, kr tied for
the Pacific
Cooti ronfrtanca crown tight
*•**Hfa!•°*
flret
’
Trogan team
■aawto aakneww; Mrtrla lllcka
“ • CkrUttaa aaai« to uaknewa;
»!»•• -------- Miff. wUeee Ckrtotlaa
d ally aaa w l f * ------- CUttr, wl
W ru Meoela. a wlSew, fare,
huebeat iska
lira. William Wltaoa ai
__ Maltk,
__
keen. itoireV A. MeDenaM. ee l
Hula, iacaaaad; Marge Ie n >
Ckrtotlaa earn* to aak sewn: Jon Raake and wlfa,
■■ Ran.
kr. where Ckrtotlaa M M to ei aewai i. U. Baaa u 4 wlfa.
e la ankaowk; M. Ity Palmar;
II* greater A r w fm y . I. U
r?nr*2
at A Coaiaaay, (larrrtl Bowen
man a nubara. aa4 Ollknu A i k f c ^ i s r .s a S 't ?
J. R Dorset!; J a a n
C.
'■et.frew a i l wit*
■
A. Upon
aad M a rt aavaUpga- are Mat
to you- TW m > ^ d U m J vfll
tom* at any tatarvah j r h select
—wakkly, i — l monthly. monthly,
•to. T m may ehengc Urea* fctervala at any time, Increa.o or deeraaaa your M m , or atop or
dering at any tlm*. Tha advan.
tofta et tha rrcular | M u (
plan hare already •lyd* matt than
100,000 paraoni to hubs ay.tematU mvtnga through aarinn
Q. By pore hatfwr rfafaftH tarbiga bond*, tad I pdiure my»«lf
o f a regular Income, Ilka an an
nuity, 10 yaara frpil now?
A. Ya* If you pay f l l . i l for
a dafanta eavtnga ■ban I at*ry
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a tw * it a R. . at ■
fa W l i l t Cha a il |.{
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ll aaanowa: Thomaa W. Moran and wlf*
-?*.?* O rlaljea name la aaknowal Abrakam R
MMas
f^ ffllaa mama la aa'
MM l . l nf BW 1,4 Z .____
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i . w i * - i ^ c ^ « u 7 ; a E T i S t iw ’ i 'r S S
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lIUI »WnawJT' !*•
Wife.'--------y i e i l d i K i t i l Itorva Com*
■ "• a k e lb P lllt Blya and
Mm
V■i;,
<• ankea
k rlm u , l i e . la
doarn’ t taka a bt
wall. But thoaa v
and hurt him altkar
up or, Ilka Conn,
quite enough power
"Lou' will Burt h
ba all over • k||g
tha knockout." ftav
."Taadi, It ckoulih
t h an • three rot
’ -fl'm a r . wkean c k
w lf * Baaato I . Ad,
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b -r« W. 'naV*., ■,^U” \fTJ‘ nw* H
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wk2^J*^ViVtunnoi i « " i . a.» ^ .C V ;11 n ojj4
• Katokt aaa w*f"'1*• , h ° * i,V1* « *f-i*,u
Many biatrum
Mlantl.U of tha
Commarca ware •
tkaia.'
NOTICE
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Paraeal] Anna I*. WoMkrlde*? James w m
T h o m * * IV prink; ( t o k e n f
Tkemaa r n
kirnmn, J.mr. W. Wklto; A .lX 'ta‘rlftlS,*'
^
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arid uRkimn ^
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Tkat Baal of NW l-l «r aw l-l toot* of Hr. , -------■W.|.« ef nur i.« a w |.4 •/ mb 1-4 af aw f a ___
Ila rrlx .n and w l f * |
U. lAMiUt llerrlaon: W , L p t4 *rN n And wlf#
r t r t li ii name U nnknown; o . C . Atkina and
• itr ~
a Ik l a * Whmm ckrtotlaai a t o ^ i . a a k m .V i H . H
Left
108*, .Troy beat Tulana, ll-IS ;
iX'8-7. <-«.
NH I -I
O k rU U n nama
U e W W J - J J t t n * ^ ^ T T : . P * 1,'., r — •
•owaf O £MnSiS: 'TIT* ‘- f r 1*- wfcaae ChrtaW n ^ S T H W 1!
~~~
llt a t r --.
ft
wo* bar awn aanrlre wftn tho
*.7? P61*** ■*«* finally
•reckad MUa Brrnhard’a Mrvlca
far tka match after the game
had font to dauco twice.
Mr* Cooka taecaadad Mtta
rid aa Baabrlght tlUehoNlar,
lag this crown to thoaa rlia
woo m the New Englan;), an.torn
day toon and MHdto AtUntle
•fatal tournament, earlier In
tlM m io ik
Ska also teamed with Mergerat Oaborna of Nag York to win
th o 'wan n’a double* irown from
tufa California, girl*
L----- LDatalky
May Baudf •Arid Paulina Balt,
.
'•.Tha mdn'a ataglaa champloa-
------------- -------------------------
. !*• h a a 'n n ln e
pSwRs
want
and ■tar ted a passing attack
not- far from thaIf own geal.
In tha final 40 aaaoada, Uoyla
Nava, a fourth •tring quarterkpekjc completed hla
fourth
■freight forward to Left Efad AI
Xrmgw, who tallied. It audad
8W mlnutaa of partact dtfanaJvo
football for Duka that aaoios.
^ • fn 'p o to l bad baoa soared un.
til tkat momaut.
l
lia "'w
' V " ^b i"w» » U
" /^
^»l'av,
wlf<
i»r.
wUS
q#ij’T^li
m rhrlfeftaa
M ,itk‘M
v trli*aa«
M* Raft
,
unknown: 1. U Maall and wlfa. Marram ManU; Ml
128 aach month for tlm follow
fug 10 yaara. Llkawiao. i f go1
pay |7ft % month for 18 M an
you will hava an oknaiyglp n
111,000 In honda. payabU to mi
at tha rate o f floO k*ta gmmi
for lha fallowing 10 yoare.
Not*.— ’To buy dafamm lwnd
and atampa, go to tho Muraa
poat office or bank, or
lha Treaaurar o f the
Stataa, Waahlngtoii,i 0..
an ordar form.
* P,
M T M Of l e i " l“ ” —
■ 1-1 Of N l l-l Of »W l-f A M I d 0( KM 1-4 at
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of KM 1.4 of MW M _____^______________
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Rem lnol* Co o n ly Produce*
Ixnfnrtl N Tht* Onlv Central ''■q
Florida City Alfortlini* K ill. iitntinn>
And Water I raii*|»>irLiliiin
Mon Fruit And VeftU bln Than Any
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AN INDEPENDENT N K W S P A P E U
VOLUME X X X II
Established In 1908
SANFORD.
Jap Invasion
^Warships And Troop
Transports B r i n jar
Forces, S u p p l i e s
Into Gamranh Bay
*
•
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t-
Japanese *shlpe,
shtpe, but_ they were
subjected to the Treasury’s mart
t time regulations whleh meant
that none of those in port or ar
riving In port could leave without
obtaining official clearance
Wellea would not elaborate hie
statement. It wee noted he used
m the phrase, "under present eonm dittons." Some quarters Inter
preted this as a warning to Ja
pan that ths United States po
sition was subjects to quick
change, depending on develop
ments In the Far Bast
'
l It was pointed out that the
United States, as wtU as Japan,
would bonoflt b y , allowing ths
•hips to dock and unload.
This country needs the Tatuta
Man's silk cargo and n * ma_ a . Uriels aboard soma of ths other
^ vessels. and must look out (or
the welfare of Americans aboard
' flaUment aa a
■
lag to demonstrate United States
• willingness to co-operata with the
Tsyhe government under cerUla
eircumstances. Its UunedlaU of
feet was to rtmove seme of
sting of the credit-frccsUg order.
’•Pol* Negri Returns
To United States
----- -J IM B Y CITY, N T *. Jsly 19
*
rmlta . ■.Negri, still a
••banner of the #M movie school,
returned to the United State*
Monday after el* years' abasMa and was retained by. immjgretlen eutheritlee <W .a few
been et EQia Isisad. *
M J « MMtad that Mias Negri
" * * h o arrived from Lit be a a* Use
American Expert User ExealL
k« r. bad *t*red way lea leas,
ehivalroa*
&TZ1 S
r*
^ D efen se
HSM A
s
29.
1911
Member Associated I*r«w
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•Little Red Schoolhouse Wrecked By Nazis
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U tv .
Nazi Cnmmand
Haims (Jains
.
a.I I j i t i ’i > un fit i
ClaiW. inu if ihi "
•l>|NS4ing ih f .i •I in i it i
.rv, ilSdl I ' 01 |f| .HI II!'
"ifiHtil fu ighl'ttr n.tl'i
i failure,*' Hint
*' •*
w u ilil rot In n i. i- - M
.i single . *h«•r t ^• » *l •
ihi* >ibh"li* In »»ii- | l t ■
H r m rnl fin e I pm* •
no in* nf
nirntA n« i
I'm tr.l SlN ti '4 «ee|| tenet ..f
the
* W tn lrrn II*
*•• . u n trii*
A «pt»rt in
Irfe •• tpon.l
inir r«»llr*l .» 51 in*»!••••• »ino
f
rit in Ihi* fir«l J»i .l it a of ihi
nrw f •«»*.»I vrnr, u lm lt ln*irrn
thi** nionth T lie tr* <i- i*v rrirtrl*
| ml it hail *|»rnt f l
I 7 .V 1 R0
j * n | tank in $.7 ?$ I .'O'* .*»! | \|.»rv
th.m Ijnlf of the d|irn*|inu wit*
for ilrf rn a r.
The
T rm iM ifv'•
«il»1isrr*•M»n*«
rr.*rhml a m*vh high *%f <
I H 7 T h # *
'I K l .lt
Reds Declare
German Drive
is Breaking
W A S H IN G T O N
»„■
S .im ln r r l.n L
king a < m *n.l»\
t* r. t•nI i\ wiigg'
*
r w
with a *3.000,000 .Uk cargo
aboard, and abort 40 other J.p* anrse vessel* have been standing
out to tea off Uio west coast
_ since Thursday when they were
4 advised by Tokyo
that the
United Btatre waa preparing to
Creese Japanese credit*.
D
ill
Japan’.1*
occupation
of
nouthern Indo-China went in
to hljth Rear aa warship*
and troop transhortn brought
aKarrison fortes and military
nupplle* into Camranh Bay.
it was officially
an
n o u n ce d nt Hanoi that 40.000 Japanese troop*
^ be stationed in aouthejrn Indo-China.
iBi*
The State
Department
ms»
night announced that all
ese .h ip . here U . o f f t h e U. a
roast. Including the * > . r T .la t a
Mam w ith 150 Am erican porta
without fe ar of being
Acting
Secretary
of State
Welles, afte r a conference with
Japanem Ambassador
Nomura,
issued a brief statement saying
"Under preterit condition* the
Treasury Department w ill grant
prompt clearance fo r Japanese
vetsela,
clearing from
United
States porta."
The 17 .00 d.ton Tatuta Maru
l
Neighbor Polic y ( . a i l e d F a i l
ure: Puppet Guv-j
ernment Suggested'
‘^uick Clearance Of
Vessels Is Promised
By G o v e r n m e n t
« u « la lH
JULY
t
V
( .cod
Ships Stand Off
Coast O f U. S
nr
TUESDAY.
Clark Urges
U.S.Take Over
All Americas
.Of Indo-China
Goes In High
V '
FLORIDA.
t
x \
I ire
h i
n .
pruts it lirfic it fur »h.- \*r*r of
nmre than S Hi.ouo oim.tioo.
( luirchill \\ iirns
Of
I nt a ' i n n Season
Nrar \l Hand
It e
%
• Mi , t
'
ll|I
If*.
•••• •1*1: fcf
II • • U » r «
• III t
It*
o f
m li
tho
It
S ov ii*!
ita'hiHil
n»inlr
r**n«"r
III
il
M
. •w
tlliril
th is
ilo-
of
is
slier
l>'
M in t
« 11
Ii
practically
oin*i«t«ntly
I'
miim
I.l»’
•
r.
III ' III
l»s
I*,,
M .
i
v
' l l
1Istlt
Is
»••
State Get WTA
Aid For Lxpansion
•i ••mill Mils!
v. •*- I • .1
i f lj t r k t a
lit
M l.n tlir r r .
ll .lt •» "lllll%
Ini*
l"t4 llin <
"U l.ll
itllll
• *.i r m m
i""srf,,|
xr
fh r
• .......' I r r ;$l litrkta
1.0 •I' i i i .i |»,r - y f •
«
ll.lt 1It
S.f
•
V .»! •V
ill
1 Hu
1l . tit
•H
uri-.ilfw H
».
''
C .U U
' Ml ItMlIV
'• I ibf * mtId
\
Fite Volunteers Are
Included In Latest
Japan’s' Troops Move
Group From County
To Indo-(’hina Rases
td.Dim
i i *:ii of the* i .•($•i
ni"in m g and jm •|*I
«ll*
I lit S
1
1. I I '
. 1 » t"
! • ’ » » • . 1 l'*.*^k
1 '* |l$ i l l Ii
1 It. still • .
Milan mill*.
17 Men A re Sent1$3,000 Fire Burns As Watchers Make
Call For August|No Move To Call Fire Department
ti
A r m y Induction 7 Airports In
.1 .
• . •••1 I ' r r s t
Is• •;
't'jM liiM f
I
•Ini.
•
I.
bM l II
•* tinis* I* .
*- b ,.IK „ff
I1I1I/” w ill
•be Ms.rbl hy
l*"d Ih r for*
Hiioi •• h U
• in sn rr
"••l in .in*
"lit « .tiling I lit* I I •
The- «M*«*!MI"n m (
•»f gambling « .*"i
Ib.H
from IV ik 's IM
. Hi. r •• .
• iHlailiim
Tho American Sailor, 428-foot former freighter, 1. shown
t»i:i \ n i m >.
j .»i >
i/ll . I land" highxk 4 \ •• •1 0V •1. \1 II
1" I'llIU
it. •
into Ihr
from
S«»mlnoli» I'liiiu f.tr t(% |M*nilitiiii v f hi
M II.ill .
bun •,K". S h ir if f 1
•SAICION. Krem h linln.Chinft,
ft" -I 1V
I1........ of total
(top) tied up at her Staten Island, N. Y ., pier. She H the Edge%•.if "
»'V' - liip.M"
lr*Mi|i*
i.
in iltifli'il
lot*' iln *i nf ihiMmiiMl. r •I.*11.11 » t«» i rhi* Kind b 11 . Ini» ii 1 ••r*
wining »hip at a cost of $ I , f l l l , 000 . Aj>- Ju ly 2 ‘J
mont, convi’rtcd Into a trui
9»
*t
v
*a. *. _.
ft.
.
.
„ mitvml tuw ufl thrir u*’\v llulib*
M'Vi'ii
< •nt I H .n d a ss»nift inn* nt* 1 111 I .1 1 V
A i»ir
^ wrt»i «*i|i#iml
•MV
«' n
prentice seamen (bottom) line up as they prepare for a 11,00(1- | (.,iina
,,v ,
v,.,.
M* l.
an id 'll s am| u n i-l u r an taghtlt | nimli* by th. h HI . "II 1
••••4 I'rrtq
riu
t
mum
thi*
I til'll
milo voyage to llucnem e, Cal. There are H00 aboard the v v » e l, | t, r,l:iy
uml> r a T V io -V ie h v
\ l;
til. !.,*
v ..
Wi k
di-ebmeil ti
>1 -I# idny |
Flaborii*.
Lull t in il...
llllsl ninonir lli»*m wi’fi’
iificrm cn l irivinif Ih f r i i i v of
Ill o• !••!
1 1it ’ii ••. i
n giiim il l hritvy m.ih v m\ •
M a 1 1 •• n ts'ig in -,
considered the finest train ing ship in tho world.
■1 \d.dl' ||j|.
, ijin F n n« li m*»*i‘w«Min’ d n»nil« r.
niliiniiliri'd | hfYriit **lsi« k«u|H'rv 1
Id'lli •' «, tinv "Ti Ir n m frr WI* \
i '. *.v*'. •
1 •’•iv•• toward .
gathered
411.1
FHill sill.!4.
llr ‘III 1st..
I i k«iiiivill«*s F.. II l w rlrr. thni .tivatioii f.i« ditles in thi*
All. . 4
. -1......1.
Four Iri»n*|M»ils» ninl four il«*- fi.
and
largs’i
pi*
a
is
-1
•
*
11
Is
|
1
1,
null*
n
.illy
uugri’v e a liil
Isa
ssiril
M-crrlury.
d>
•iroyi'fi* ta in i" iM f li’il b v w W i.lun iited but ib’i bin d In - | m » 11 y were rhoppe | lip H itll 11
•
.
nitiKMM
am i
mutiny rilul 1!HM» J a p ii"
mill* |«
h"W iiiueh VhMiibi I n* wp« nt on th< aluminum Ink* n nfl
I.I n
••nr iriH i|M a"
I
(
ulvin
I
Minn,
Jnm
in
Chi'*
M
b
Inry I mm I m :»lna»ly l»»*l n rrlv n l
«.»eh
projw t.
Fi'U ii
anothrr place.I 111 I bs 1 idh 1 11 01
I 111,
•no* nlaivs
from 11.tiv«bl. M00 mil' * !'• Uo* t< HiM lifta*. Nftib«*rl I'nniplirH m uici'ft howt .• r. it a im repsul the governno nt.
ll.nl K|l«'||l*t|
north, to i.iko lnrnn»'n*r Ja|M»nr«i* ■ i K j*rIyla* llnu*hi»|il»*i- were tho vil to run I n b vhilb \\ I'A nn«l
Five or *1 x illff* reiil
|<
i
vnlui*l«’«*rii
n
h
ili’
\Vi»Ht*r
(rr»«'|n to nine Im iP i »'» kutilhi'iW
Mil li e
C iv il Aeronautic* udniun strutnm poker I hip** W en* illl'm I
TtsHliiunn
vihlunt,»
r
r
n
l
front
hln
Indo-China.
Ilo
' their boxes and ol lml
-I
la* k io n v illr twar.l to *?«• with fvmiN.
•a•
---------'I w11 nf the large-st prujeetH ! pile The eii p i wi •• |*
It
1 (Mini tid
n*•
in*
1111111111* <"iMiriiy rnntiittfi*til.
I
fancy,
o
i
i
u
*
had
d
«igu
’
Th$’ nthiT im'ii ntinii’il to fill ra il fur expansion nf Uikiland'**
\1 ••in 111 the
g * l"
* ilic ra il an* Jurk ts"»ilon Stnlt*. •No. .1 airport into a ela-* 4 field j l e lile r and one
••>%11
back
I.
i
froin
Illsb
\
with
four
paved
iiiiiw
tiyn
lot)
I
a
lti'iitm
ii
I I Ufftnr H arris, \\ illiam • Arrlm*
h
*1 “ biilfer
bad
a
%i\
1
»•
'
fi’«*t
Kride
aiol
filHH)
fe«
l
long
I
I
mtuiums
il
______
| Urown, Richard I’ n- si ll I aim r
I.
•o*.
.tod a ls o
v r v v Y O R K Ju lv
• n# Juhn W yant ll.n m U , W illrnm and iinprovi-m riit 4 m aking the 111 Ihe middl" Some f il
M .W Y «)H K . Ju ly w . J
K g.|U|rr*. J a m .- \.n » " ii War l-iTu b u rjj aii|H»rt a rln** I field were m aiki-d ariorsho • 1 . il
■ km
troop*
Mo*l* rate
rntloning
pmn
‘ 1........ •
W illiam
M \i.' Itid iiii'i.ii. K ith four runwuy* of the same value and their f ig ’i. « v\.n»
!c»i l.** w«*r»r
Semlnolo County la assured a
A truck loaded with aluminum
•Miline
sflinl
oil
ainonjr
rn
’
n,
high as I I 000.
n>; •ami
Hugh llraddy. iliiiunsioiM .
.1 t.ee
1ti,< I \n.irew M .kl.-r,
the ..........
t won* Soarticles ranging
from
tnffre health unit to p r e v e n t
moturiAtA w ill Ik* impo**»l
i »t ,r,‘ 1
The large*l lo iib tt-- wti I M
rhe lark* land program w ill I ••
1lid I ciiiiigrail
pots to slot machine* left Hon spread of rom m uniratle disea>- fm k-rrl government l(nnu-dial. l v , H. arry Mason, J r . Fri*i|»»ri*k W
ll
huge
wotk
»f
a
il,
m
il
•
1
*y
I
ji
1
Wester,
and
|
rarrted
lln
rr
•mt
entirely
hy
t'o'
for"
ord ’lost* -*-*-*
night *for Tampa, sig «■* a . a result of the action of a ftrr I ait. or Day. Sept. I, ‘t »»*
I ran* W I'A , while at
W illiam O. S lcK and rr,
l.eeshurg the ••red with nlc’iel and hr
owhile, I'rim o
nifying tho end of Ihu second tho C it y Commission last night footast hy well Infonm-d
In I
ts*r from Ft. IMrrn*
work* agency and t?. S. engi inlaid with gin**. Ilo e
drive for' the motr.l In this city in approving its shore of tho mr n t«Ml*y.
u
1 lu irc h ill
Th«* men will b-;»v»* fur Lamp neer* w ill collaborate in mukmg of the wheel w in about
h. pi . .nut.
tar assist the government’s de cost of the unit, Edw nnl H ig
Oil men wtiil onr of the fir-' I landing
fi
and
it
revolved
on
a
l.ng*
on
Aug
*
*
fur
induct
m
*
ii
the improvement*.
gins, member of tho Com m is curtailment iilan* likely In b«
fense effort.
i i ..ii .iiiim p t
Bartow w ill get a new nirport decorated with uluuii*i.i*i
h
■ in Sep
ailoptnl would Ik* thw cloning *d ■ntn the army, Mr Carler •nnl.
Harris Anderson,
who wm sion, said today.
lotbbilt
metal.
I*,
aa*
•
Qucntionnaim«
un*
l>ciiig
nciit
in da** 2 with (wo runway* 100
The amount the C it y w ill con filling nf utiiiiM 12 hour* daily.
named chairman o f the nlum.
lit to tho*0 men will* registered, by .’1000 fret, with the W I'A and 1the wheel cost about
al
Inura collection drive hy 3. L tribute wae authorised at $1500 7 I*. M. t» 7 A. M.
(■ -r lhi> draft on Ju ly I. Mr. Cur
S. engineers rollubornting. j When the h *f piece- «•!
id
Ingtey, head of the Seminole rnvided soma arrangtm rnts can
i f f said, tl
is |>riil>ubl<- that
Deland's
airport
is
to
be
ex.
|
niture
were
choppei.
n|
.
Ml
ha
1been
County Defense Council, said to. e made whertby (he County
'hose m nt whose r-l- r m iiulx-r i. pnnded ffom tla*s 2 to class 3 , line » .i» thrown on *h |"l
.. Is
' •11 pitch
day that the campaign ended a w ill continue to do welfare work D e f e n s e F o r c e H e a r s
ml.-r 1,700 w ill li. sent i|(lcslion- and Sanford also is to get n a match touchoil off fln
I
...I
m l.m i tho
day earlier than scheduled be. under the health un it and its
U kd for . the closa 3 field.
__ (ir,.
cause free transportation for Ihe present set-up,
M r,.- l U ^ i n t O r g a n i z a t i o n ^ j ^ t u r e , ^ ^ ^
V .glh llll
W in tea.. tia n m S i tusf fW lL w O Tt. • > M f P 'nr frliM
>*
m m b
*■- ''.-------,
— •*-■
...
' “ i mistake wfre
.
wnP-mtnKHn lislinir r.v'TW iivrrtrd into n c Lm s
•H*|'*' fTTT1^ ItllNsui (I*
Commit'
Close order d rill, rifio prn. •• i
or,|cr number of l.ewi< Free- port w ith two paved runways,
.1 *
•I •it- 1% gsiing in win
The 8 t John. River Line of slon and the School Hoard have •nd a lecture on o rifanisslim i l*v Mian. The true order number of mul construction at the Ocala
li,
it
fared to tabs the aluminum to agreed to appropriate thrir part L t W . I). Hofmann were Included Mr. Freeman is S -I IH I instead airp o rt is to to rompleted, m ak
I b. !• I . •m iiiiiiid im iile enrly
Tampa headquarters for this die- of the health unlt'a cost, and In the reifulnr d rill session of th. "f 8 - 1(127 as was published in the ing it n class 3 field. Construc
■i i
. I ii 9 |m—iiiv.*
mul ill.
triet, where It will be weighed nuw that the City has come In Seminole County Defense Foree Herald yesterday.
Do
tion on Ihe 1‘sUtkn airport is
R O M E . Ju ly 29
Kin
in ili.il tin
lie riiiu il o f.
and eventually shipped to the the full local amount is assured. last nixht at the Arm o ry, E . (
More negro volunteers ran be to lie completed to raise it to a linn diplomats removed
f ■ •••
h i.I I.nl,'i| leilh ut tho
The sum of $djt00 must be pro- Harper, captain, reported today
smelting center.
sad in the quota of Aug. 20 and
Moscow were quoted 1«V the •
Several men are volunterrinc .•ny men who w i'h to jo in the class 3 field.
l i'll!' I* P 'l'lil tlllg Moo*
, toward the cost of
' How much o f the oietal flan vlded locally
ficia
l
Slefant
agency
Mondav
•
I iiIh.iit Zhitom ir in tho
ford contributed will not he the unit, and the State will fur for (he A rm y or are being draft
•rmy for till* call are requested
•nying
the
lie
d
.
Arm
y
tiir
In
n
I It I.line .iii.l
•l.'-l.tr.'d that in
known until n report is ngde nish $11,3(50. Funds from the ed. Cant. H arper said, and then to get in touch w ill; the draft
is well-equipped with lo w leonti
olin ,«le u . Soviet Isofipa
ars a few vacancies in the furre. hoard immediately, Mr. Carter
were
from Tampa, since the pile was State bass been allocated. ■
ers
which
ure
"an
exact
ropy
Those
interested,
who
m
u.t
!•
•
d.
lie
Hk gieut niiioluT* of in
Personnel of the unit wll con
not weighed here. Mr. Anderson
advised/^
hc
the
latest
Am
erican
model
"
between
tho
sg
e
i
of
IB
snd
55
,
i'
i
■
in
i.n
iiiirra
tta
ck
*
.
said, however, that “ the drive sist of • health unit director,
Th e Italian diplomuts, it o-i
I l l . Hie uiur-t c iiiifi.li n t , re.
sanitary officer, nurw* and cUrlt. are asked to seo Cupt. Harper.
went off even h .tl.r th.m
I'O R T K V K U G L A D K S . J u iy . 2 U said, sfouud - liiu t Hue U m .u n , li..— P * l uuiA . . — Ali_.eua In m any
-NAZI GKNKHAI, KII.LKD
expected, and more aluminum Tho director la appotntnl by tho
—t/P)— The United .States gov undernken vast preparation, cm
ii> * . u u .
u t ilit y
ut Varinnca
was collected than w# had an- County Commlotion, subject to R E G IS T R A T IO N S C O N T IN U E
f. i • tii in iftiun n '> rtio n i of over*
B E R L IN , J u ly 29 ,' — I/**) The ernm ent acted M o iid iy to tduc? ing the past three )c » |x
tho approval of Uio State health
seised Germ an
freighter eventual war with (ierm iinv aoi' * In ilium :
G A IN E S V IL L E . Ju ly 29 . - 0 1 3 death of Msj. Gen. K u rl It it t. r the
: e. •<.
p a rticu la rly
Illon'U seven slot mu. officer. Ths hood of ths unit
, that, after the R o aain ii-Finni-i' ■ n i In- S n iu liii'k urea.
rhlnea whleh were contributed by must fcovs tho ondorsement of —La st minuta registrations for '•>n Weber, 48, rommander of a A ruuca in service.
T
h
e
M
aritim
e
<!onunl«*inn
fo
r
war
in
1919
,
a
reshuffle
p
ln
>
ths
second
Summer
term
at
the
tnak
division,'
on
ths
eastern
11 hi H i-S o v ie t gener*
the Police Department, the cen Ovs S.mlnoU County Medical
ally took possession
of
the younger arm y leaders in higt
il
- t if f s
t a lly
m orning war
tral
receiving
■
■P M
M M L bln on
. Piark Ave Association, and la aUo required University af Florida continued Iront Ju ly 20 was disclosed Men. m
A
rnuca
and
authorised
tho
South
began
this
d.ty
In
a
death
nolicu
in
Deutsche
.
Classes
position*'
in
the
H
igh
(‘pmniund
yesterday,
•nllitiii n strong .im p lica tio n not
nue also had shout 309 alumin to hava adequate training in pub.
A
tlantic
Steamship
company
to
Aligemeino
Zcitung.
,
morning.
nly
Unit
the
-upremo
N uxi of.
um milk bottle cans which some lie hoolth work.
lake It to no undisclosed pert.
but
ti
In -n k
through aiiout
one had bean wise enough la
ActivitUa of tha health unit
' A llr ilis h cruiser chased Ihe
Hmolen-k tint fn lln l but that a
save. Mr. Anderson said.
cover a wldo rsnjr, including
A u e u a into p«»rt here shortly
major led e* iinter-offrnsivo was
The chairman o f the drive «*■
nursing 7 3 3
n
fle
r
the
outbreak
o
f
w
ar
in
ill fuet di vt lupiug.
pressed bis appreciation to tlx
supervision,
1039
.
Thu
435
1
-ton
vessel,
con
Speaking of the fighting in
Boy Scout trouts and to th; Wo
to prevent
sidered on» of the fastest pew
W A S H IN G T O N , Ju ly :."J — (43 .’he urea of Smol. n*k, sceno of
man’s Club which ahalated In the
to cure
freighters,
was
returning
t<«
H
am
iHitlle of buttles or the uppm aelo
— W artim e identification non
cnmpnlgn. os well pa to the gen
will work
eral poblte tor Ita "wholehearted
ftn ry Napoleon Whlta, bettri him. Judge Miller said, "You're burg. Germ any, after n maiden •ures, already In force nt the •s to. Mmeow, nod in thn vicinL
with ths health
voyage
to
V
era
C
ru
s,
Mexico.
W
— as
wmJ f i n e
—- —- - "
W ar
and . N avy. • Deportments, y <>f Zhitom ir, the cummuniqtM
known aa "Cruvl Man" nt Uu harged with bralisg your wife.
were extended to the Stub' He
ler lured:
City jail wh.re he Is n trusty What made you do a thing like
"The enemy offensive In there
pnrtment
Monday.
Will
b
.
free
tomorrow aftci ih a tt"
xsssit, howavar, to Indigent nralirectiolM l i
b riu kin g
ugulnat
Henceforth the entire person
serving a long sentence for ridA big grin spresd serosa the
tiretsf
d,,e* « P*' Ing a ti
stulil ornnow
nvl, from A cting Secretary
of 'ho firm u i - uio!
Ha trucks pick
‘
train and assault, pm nr
iMVO’a fare
aa he looked up at
S tale WeRes to lowly messen
■ f our troops.
at th. red sf
upervlsion In. vlded he gets Into no trouble In b^fudg* and rpplird, "I don't
Its m nitary
gers, m uxf show
idenlificnlio r
“ In some place* our troopn
- I guess I’m just a
ju d ge.-I
his “ good time." Tho negro know judge.
tfca, sewaga
rard* bearing their likeness be Have p.is.-ed to energetic Count*
was given 110 days and allowed •tucl man." The name has stuck
fore they w ill be admitted
ti
■ r-ntU rlis
mul
inflicted heavy
(ONthms aw rs s t rare.)
three days o ff a month for good •InOt, and so well that few p»r«
losses on ihe enemy."
tho building.
bahavior.
« N know his rest name.
Arrangement* are being w o r W
In the other m ajor xonea of
_ “ Crusl Man” la oa sreil known
Jolt Is no bod of rasas. far
out to keep guards from offend 'he
1-u H lif i m tl--In
the'
far
a$ tho jail aa say officers of "CfOol," for ho Is always work
ing
visiting
diplomats
who
w
ill
north
und below
Leningrad — 12
Pollea Station. Ha l. atdu*. ing.
mg. In
in his
hie capacity as
a* trusty
^ i B T j v y r . July n m - c*+
Klsranis members will holdl a not be required to have card*
fee
lured
H
ere
had
been
no
lain
39 roars old now, and has been he docs everything from cook, round tabU discussion of the
Important action.
no lamat
;to o f thf - prkoi *off and ing rucais to catching dogs, and club’s activities at tha regular
Moscow’s
uml tho GermUl
TALLAHASSEE. July 29 — _ _ tv«r lilKt ho VM SIX yea i » In hie spare moments polishes luncheon meeting tomorrow nt
versions were more vastly apart
F i n n is h -R r it is h
•h«qx and
end di
does repair work
Truck Load Of
Aluminum Sent
Action Taken In
Assuring Health
Unit For County
Anderson Says Result City Approvcn $1,500 Gas Rationing Is
Budget A Share Of Expected Labor Day
Of Drive Exceeded
Keeping Up Work
All E x p e c t a t i o n s
1
Reds Said Copying
American Aircraft
J ■h
(iovernment Acts'To
U
Nazi Freighter
Wartime Measures
Are Put In Effect
Cruel Man Is Free Again After
Serving Latest Term In City Jail
Defense Work mops
-A tH e y Weft
SK ivSiaTK dte w
City News Briefs
Cash Balance
Reaches High Mark
j
^ X f* ®
V i SiM tMT B9S S
tho- Valdes Hotel, 8. J. Nl*».*«*uil* first offense was strsling around tho Police Station. Usual- retary. said today. Ila urged all
- ks all Mate funds •ad since that conviction bo has 1 n big cigar la stuck In hla members to ha present
hOcn practically rsiscj at th? math, thougji il Is never lightj |lories about tha negro circa.
"Cruel Man" also runs errands
L Larsen
Mo freely nt tha K llco Station. for the Polieo Station, and uses
0,722 In
the W l af these • dilapidated kirftle
•« his
•sjr fas.
ta whichJt/
which I was nick> af transportation. You
is tho way
" C n w l Man."
probably icon him ^crpIsIng
years ago ho was
4 town pedalling furiously
Municipal Jodge
making lltUo progress be• charge of
• Urn gear on the old bky.
Earl E. Nordgren of Hsnford
promoted to tha rank
of captain of Infantry, effective
July 21, it was learned today.
CapC Nordgren la now at Port
Banning, Ga., attending tha bat
talion commanders and staff of
ficer* course at tho infantry
Break Reported
LONDON. July 29. -W h -F In land levered diplomatic relation*
with Britain Monday, an authoritstlva sou res said Monday night.
This Information said tho break
was made when tho Finnish
foreign minister called on the
British minister In- Helsinki ilurs
big the afternoon. Further de
tail* were lacking.
than at any time in recent days,
but hail one thing in cum m oat
A suggestion that thn crisis ta
Ihe butle in the whole of
rnt Russia hid drawn appreda*
bly nearer.
Rerlin claimed a Noxl trl
in the Smolensk area, whleh I
230 miles or less from tho
viet capital, woa now oQ.
conipirWiI and lis t a .
thrust at Moscow lb
woa in alcht.
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finish, with Mr*AUc* Sherman a Orry Wolf haw
ing to tha EnglUh-brtd uletor by
W warerr romr of tho amal-
column
r Sim AWim*,
the Alabama Journal,
team* In tha Soutbaaatara
ranee carry Urga football
lu
a bitd . »
by law.
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•bat thl. •td.r Of aabllrottoa b.
Conn, on OcL 7, IPtO, whUo attempting to raacna a
compan
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crmihed and ba n t Into flams*.
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H u t c h i m s o i ; ^aL
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might luv* to fall upon fmh-
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but I aht Mira thl* will not hap-
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McNeil, Parker
TO 0 KCONTINUB TRAINS
to
MONTGOMERY, Ala., JalytS,
— (A7— Th# Soulham railway
■yatrm will be-authorized
dl»conilnu* operation* of sUT baaaanger train* arming north Ala-
11
It now look*
Tncklo
.
Prancla
Captain
Moniro*.
and
uni
b* Inducted Into
aa if Guard N
and AlUrnato
Crlmmlns, End
back ;:.J
Jim Sima,
“
Yoarout might
tho army. . . .
•Jt w. lo.o all of that* boy.,
It would hurt u* lot*. But I bo*
liar* that the draft will alfact aQ
o f tha taama about tho m o m . . •
Wo .now count on I I tetter****
raturning and tha* will be tha
backbona o f our 1041 dub. . .
.uif&r
MtwNEWtnin
fast running out, and
Parker, until now th*
M hour in amaizur tin.
blasted out af tho I4lh
mbrlght lavtutloa toninmant Thumday In a
upaata that left the
Id with only vnk af IU
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BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
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^SHISSLSS
tnraay) I* **W a»*t^»a_tha nrat
! e 7 . ’. ' : ^ , 5 r a s i i ' . ‘.v “7 s
any. >» th. Blll ef Cb*m»i)t t
■aid vult a t -.the «*"•# prwwitb—
IT IS Ftnrinutn o u m a i n
that tbla ar4*r.af pabllcatlea b*
-pubiuhr.1 H H V » W#*h far faur
<*) (oBaaMlUa ww»ba I* tha Mufar* 11. mid. a ■Wdoapay r >nbllafead ,1a Mmlaala Ooaaty, FWrronf-.ro will M aatarad
you.
WITNUM ja r band aad
o f lb* aald Court, at
Florida, tbla 10th day ait
a
acala.l
tha *«a!
Maferd.
Jaly. A.
r. iiwnNOOH
SEED BED TIME ID HEBEI
Products For Celt
nnd danpoff chirn
finer, healthier pfa
Chorrakt
type ef pump which £11* a dafiak* maail
i extra yolum* af w ater a t law prasmuw
It Make*
u a ca rjn ^langaF enca h# naaart*
SAVINCB
EEY TO SECURITY
h
4:00 Baaeball Storaa
4X5 BUte Employment Bar
4:15 Howard and Shelton
4:20 U. P. Now*
4:30 Boatham Crateo
7:00 Cteadia
7JO Proudly Wo Han
7:63 Elmar DavU and th* h
K-.00 Hport* Reporter
4:04 Let* Go Piahlng
*:20 Monte Room
4:30 Hollywood Premier* ,
0:00 Pant Houaa Party
■AT lymphonattaa •
0:46 Nawa
law* of
o f th*
tho World
10:00 Edwin a Hill
10:10 Boh Trout
10:11 Dane# Orchestra
10*30 Benny Dunham Orxhr.tr*
11X0 Union WttU, Now*
1IXS Teddy Powall
11X0 Hal Grayaon Danes Orchastra
11:16 Praaa Nawa
13X0 Big* O ff '
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, CortOate,' He.
Mather Arcade
W4U .
playing tcnnD th*t
iflU a natluaal chamnrtlegated to tho nJo
80-yasr-old Tad Sckruolandate. C*Hf.. 4-1. 7-1.
Chovrolot
C korroldt
Herein fait *•(.:•» a deem* P»«
eoafeaao wUl be ontared aaala.t
yaa
WITNKJUI my Mod and tha aaat
•f lha l a l d p a m . at Baaferd
Florida, Ula lath day of Jaly.
A. fa. 1>1L
• ■
Ik F. HKIUTOON
da Cterh of aald Court.
Ityt A. M. WEEKa
(RKA1.)
Oct
RADIO NEWS
WDBO
FRBDOV
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to Unci* Bam.
pabllabad oar* a *H k f*f foar
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KUSTll
Euitla
to tbla
acren I
much more than the half-doirn
or more it now look. M If meat
a ir o f th# loam* might Iota, be
fore fraahmen wocld hay* to b*
vmmer. mu
I * * ! V r tu * <ur«iiM*
Mid
Ml? ‘V J?" nf
In
M « “ * at lk« U m prmerlbud
by Dr. Stick*. Portct waa aaeond
■Xw Flying Mint third. Paul JCelpeTnaarnt* a doable aetrid# tha
wtonar.
Tha handle at Empire City to
day wai $713,205.
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F»mouB
for
ilr Dealing”
n u »wi tk.
J*
A. C. Boatwtek'a Shipmate waa
third. Tha winner, rtddan by
.Prrddlo Smith, paid I10J0 fo»
12 and war timed In 1:4* fla t
Buffering from palha in tha
etomaeb,' Jockey Lola Torraa, who
Malloy
simply
ntitcU.*«d
Haeht, tha former Caccn Darla
cupper, who waa th* topacadad
foralgnrr. U* won th* but Tilao
game* In auceaadten a* ha f|uaL
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■- HUML -UJL.JH
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. .JULY
or German Drive
Set Up Said Stalled
By Red Army Roosevelt Calls
County Moscow, Berlin Have Philippine Army;
* *
K T r,
NEW SFAFKK
Observer Posts Will
Be Msnned During Confers With Welles
* Emergency To Spot
. Foreign Airplanes
—
19It
M em ber A ssn cluted l * r « «
N t ’ MKKIt 2,-tO
In Japan Frozen
V-Day In New York For Aluminum Drive
To Active Duty
i
Nation Strikes Back
At United States
As New Mconomic
Uarfare Proceeris
i British Assets
Believed Next
Step Further Indi*
ca te s Displeasure
At Japan's Movefi
--Iam
..«
ta
WASHINGTON, July M.—(A l’ ) — Acting Secretary at
Hut* Hsmner Welles plnaard
to coatee this afternoon with
a soviet
mlUtsry mtooian
*«*hiag to coordlsst*' qoe*.
th>n» of obtaining military
supplies of various categories.
Varioos
Uatted
Staton
Agtnctoo now aro consider is*
what military (applies desired
by th* Hot let caa be .hipped
Russia la th« la modtats
Location Of 12
Posts Withheld
>
ra
Air Raid Alarms
But Neither Capi
tal Reports Bdmbs
*at\* *
2S,
•Uinfnrd I.a T h e O n ly C en tra l
FJorlda C ity A ffo r d in g Kail, llig h w a )
A n d W ater T ra n sp orta tion
America’s Supreme
Weapon, Blockade,
Still To Be Used
HYDE PARK, N Y . July
- W l — President Rimm-velt callow
into the armrd si-rvir* o f th#
United States today all "orgxPii*d military forces" of tha Phlt
ippine government.
• L tp iin
rti« *k h a c k in t h o
There was no Immediate offl
n r w r c t m o m ic w a r w i t h i l i o
rial explanation of th* step, bl
it was generally regarded aa l
l M ih d .S ta te '* a m i t h o H r i t J. L. Ingtey. chairman
"ther Indication of tha Uni
Rr AamlaltO
is h K n m ir o I m la v h v f n v x the Semi nolo County Deat Japai
In th* Kuupean war theater, States' displeasure
in vf l n it o i l S t a t e * nsso t.H in
fenaa Council, reported toand Berlin had air raid southwanl move in the Pacific*
h e r m v n o m p i r o . I m lic a t i o n n
•day that Roy Williams, head
The action folluwed freezing
alarm today— but ncithor capj.
w o r e t h a t t h o M ann* n ' t a i i a of the ciyll protection divi
tal n
reported any bombing*, On ■'f Japanese credits In this coun
the land
I
t i n n w o u ld
ho
a n n liu l
to
sion of the council, has com
front tho Red Amu try as a rsply to Japin'* ooouq
•cried it held the N ..1 drive- pstlnn of southern In,I., China- *-■
| I S r it a in . a m i t h a t .S h a iu r h u i
pleted the task of organiihir
Scratching hit head over
There were Increasing indtatii
.tolled in all principal sector*
w o u ld l*o t a k e n o v o r
c tim poata for the aircraft wnrn- i|ueation». K(ichiaaburo Nomura, aa tho fighting neared tho en I lion* today that th* Tokyo gov.
l*h *ii-|y fr o m th e ll u n l p o w e rs
^ing service in thin county, lapanci* am bs.iador
W u h - of Ito fifth week.
ernmrnt experts an extremely
ih r n * .
and that the names of nearly ingtnn. ta ahown asI ha was In- Tho German High Command grave crisis during th* weekcltg
irteTJ folb-w. remained nun
hif*t word of
Ih«* Jupaiwue
100 otoerrers will bo aubinitle* tervlewCd by
committal
Inn •nd is making last minute p t o
with Acting
counter diroko rum* l>y way of
In Berlin hinted, a. paration* to face a possible com
to stoto headquarters for ap ng a conference
at-)
Sunimr
Secretary
of
I.••Oili'ii wherr tlo* British goyrra*
done frequently in tl.r plete severance In financial at
proval.
Welle* over the i'ar (Uitvtn
••••t had folkiwril th<6 1'iiiteil
two week*— that a dorl.ivr trade relations with th* Unit
Location o f
tho- 12 noil*, .Tbls. Nomura , ,,|n,-w \i inq*.
''t«its - in f i t c / i i i i * J a | M i l f f t r e r r *
stage i* near and that Soviet rr- •States snd the Rritish common
r
urming
tho
letter
V,
>>
intmlic
*f
the
fw h ich will be manned
during American I J .p U n r
ty
in
N
*
l
*ik
lliirhor,
ni.ting
th*
aluminum
relations •litonce wav crumbling.
•It wealth.
emergencies to (pot enemy air- would not deteriorate.
undercover csntptlgn now befng waged by the
collection in the eily Cuiilitl. - lops of tho
IB. s u p re m e w riip o n o f
th*»
Frecxing of Japanese funds Is
. What nrw* them waa Tester. craft, moot bo kept oocret.
ronqurred nations in Europe, Anu-rican Air
preciou. metal were gathered.
I ititc d
S t.itfw I D it i 'l i
fto n o m k ?
day from that mighty battle- the United States ami Its pos
With the oetUog up of the
lines planes thunder over the Statu* of lib er
i* •-itid r r tin iit tc d l l i l l l t f . I to ta l
front in Ruaafg Indicated that sessions, all units of the British
aircraft warning system. Semi,
India
Id.*, kadi*. K c o n o title eR|H*rt<
in
th* Soviet lino* still were sub commonwealth. Including
nolo County has completeu the
I M il.B ill m ud lio n e o iild tir in g J np*
stantially unchanged
In every and the British colonies, and
, first thran step*
ta
defense
possible efforts to seise Japan
iio ' m
i i i t h i 't r y to i u k t:t*rn in
major theater.
! . > » > . State
\ (111*111lt^.
Tho Natf High Command spec, ese ships, were espeeled, hut It
JR
ifically acknowledged stiff "Hus was said all possible precautions
In -» ift n (ul itihtiil for Ja•Ian ret lit* nee and mad* only have been taken and that " M
IMIl't |tu*l min Firm'll Imlo.
tho familiar claim that the of- grave ahocka to this coun ters
i him . I'M «hh III Itinis.
fenate* waa praceedinf^ “ accord financial or economic itructurg
lap.mt'Jtoi i i d l i in
•••gin frnjt
m
tile
ars egpected.
ing to plan."
Unit* I
Stilll'6. including
. V*
- Unofficial Berlin source* went
\ 1|»|»*•n'< •) i|n. uti«l -im i-iily titil
Thera was Increasing bittern
of
a 1IU1* further. Thejr declared against th* United Staton and
* lit thnt the
ll|l t liiitt "i
specifically that tho far northern newspapers and official spokes
Axis uhiiiii •t. gel ut Hi 'll*.
Finnish drir* had .forced a pas. men Joined in attacking President
A Whitf II..... • Nt'lll menl, Issago between'Lakoo Ladoga ami Roosevelt fog his Implied threat
sued in W. Bhington t«nl ut Hyde
"Th* new Improved nit port
Onega and waa menacing the to cht thlx country o ff from all
I'm k decl »r. .1 tii* a* bill was
that th* City « f Sanfonl snd
Maraanak-Lenlngnd
railway, American oil auppllea and fores ,
"«!«"*iglitil itnn'iitf ■itIn r things tx
( bumlo r of Commerce have l- eo
probably ta tho
Pottoiaradsk Japan by M*I1 possible means"* I
pri'\ i ill th* \l*v of li e financial _
working m t a lk r pn-’ y " r o
rafitilM 1 ii 1 the
l/nii «l Statr«
i
ho.pl. Sector, whom the Russians re- to abandon her-policy of a g r o t .
an assured fact." t'.dward llig•4inl Ii atilt* between Japan Olid
RaaO- Asia eronamte sphere.
s ir e t.
■
10k
’
iftkaw
i
.
in
wny«
hnrfctStair
th.-'l
/
^
uins,
ircVetary
o
f
th*
Chamber
Control o f th^-pres* ,-was vir
And
fill (<l llil1iotiiil ili'fviiHa
It
wns
that sorted that 10,600 Red prison tually complete anil
of Commerce, -aid in »n inter
•ro and moro than iOD cannon therefore, significant thnt lenr
American Interest, to prev.int *
hospital
project
.will
take
u»d eincteni jnan
view
today.
had been captured about Mogi
the liquidiitiun in th*
t'nllod
tho oboerratlon jsyo- preference over others to bo re* lev, which Is along th«. central thy attacks appeared In nearli
Stat*s of :><»*ts obtained by du
official* of the Civil Aeronau- K o r H l U l W R e p o r t s
quested under the revive 1 PWA
all newspaper*.
front
but
woll
behind
tho
Nssl
ress
or
reoquo-t,
and
to
curb
ties Admloi-lratlon met with the
Th# general tenor o f
prea naUon-wldo system, set-up.
salients long sine* established In rrlticbm
subversive
ueliviliws
in
tho
Only
on*
changw
will
be
mad*
waa
that'
I’
realden'
City
officinls
yesterday
and
«'•■
warning * swrelce
that area, and that tho Soviot Roosevelt deliberately had force-1
United S t a l e s . "
In
the
plans
and
specification*
thorixed
the
plan
of
procedure
1TJM0 eolunteero to
dead there far exceeded
tho hla policy o f "encircling Japan"
It added that "Inis measure,
MO obaorratton posto submitted to th* WPA oweeral number o f captives.
for, dorrinping the otrport, Mr
in effect, brings all financial
months ago. The curtain waits
In recent months.
Florida.
Tho Boetet command's day
Sanfm I fxet i .l* .1 it 4 i|tioln and import and export
trails
pill be changed from solid con
The newspaper Nkhl
Nirtu
Onl*r number* of men who Higgins stilted. Tho City w»Albert H. Blandinw crete to Concrete
merely
reported warned the Japanese people gnu-t registered for Selrrlive Service Instructed to drnw np plan- |ir*- f«»r l)\r I *il ilrivf .in I .it Ihi* trunsni'ti.ios in which Japanese
masonry
to communique
Ine,
r
ha
I
m
a
n
o
f
rf RL
ellmlnato ateel reinforcing, Mr. heavy fighting In th* old areas be prepared to make "all sacn nn July 1 will lx- ready for pub paring for the gnollng, clearing ■Mini* In • f'ci'fril. I II"* n-ronl interest* are invid-id under tho
o f tho State Do- Mnughton explained. Steel la dif —th# Polotsh-Neeol-Bmolcnsk t»U flees."
civil
tho property ••f nny • r Ktniiili iummunity control *1 the government, and
lication In the Monday i"*ue of ami draining of
ami former com. ficult to obtain because o f
imposes i-riniinul peiiilti*#
for
It* tngle on ths Moscow frontl-bsTh# Sanford Herald K. B. Car preparator> to the paving o! two
» National Guard, many uses In tho defense pro low Leningrad about PoHtbnv,
ter, draft board secretary, said runway* running from the norm in [x m ni.i)*c i»f iin i<*«*«* nf v mini ion of the order."
In the Ukraine about Zhitomir:
tha state headquarter* gram.
P' llrnd-Iuiw Miit n«U
Tbcbnii ully. the or t» r prohiheast to the -outhwnt, and from 1111•>tjg. I
today.
_
the system, which
tho northwest to tho southeast vifirtl |m»|ji ,* liy Juiiif- (i. Kt'T* iteil th* ns* o f reion.u- Irum the
Though tho County wtB make about Fstrosavodak Hi l ho far
The
master
list
of
th*
numbers
north—and thus carried th# panto
“
fev A tUnited Slates of soy .Inpanes*
n^mo f ni.n.iin*
* " application foe
government
drawn
from the fishbowl in ends o f the field.
•httvv,
i.»if nitn |*i»'b*vi ilirrrtor or tTime-e properly without a
Mayor W. 0. Hill raid. "It
. assistance to hnlld tho hospital •lews a* foe severst d«y*i that
Washington
and
th*
key
for
In
with
h«'."l'|iiurltit
hi
li»»n|»n.
tha defense wax holding every.
specific license for ruch trnnsis very gratifying to th* ofncliil*
M ^ i L i M s t o d PUn*
r>ln« ahead foe an ftocTownsend club* o f th* fifth serting the nam*s in the first of th* City'of Sanford to ta able
Mr. K* » Itmw hud I j atli prillin'
t miii from 'the Secretary of tho
draft list here have been re
congressional
district
will
hold
i^Tilaiin
r
*
1
tk>n
on
A
o**•
w,,l***
would
for
lht»
i
•
luliirt
nf
Ihidrivt*
in
An
to
tho
defense
o.*
Moacuw
from which
Treasury.
negotiations
o f Commloalonceived by the board, Mr. Carter to announce that
‘
.
their
rvguler
monthly
conference
thin
BiTllMll
4
ltd
I'M
Ills*
against
Nail
alght
air
ruula,
Besides
applying
to
rash,
wM watch and listen for j j l *
another *Uc
for tho completion « f th* n*w
ciahitod
It was
greeting In Orlando at th* Chamber «r •toted.
approackiag planes. “ Each will V * E X , t a n d . f o r ^ C o u n t v
checks, dafts, gold and a long
Sanford airport under a d*fen»o ohtuiiittl
Commerce Building on Sunday af
The number of registrants for project havr been completed. Un
<tod »-or#
In u l« M.-r («» F S.* Idimton, list of other assets, the order
•-ora ajfsitlve.
bw tocated Within a few sjtrands ^ bnfw th. hospital.
ternoon at 2:00 o'clock, it as- the first registration divided by der the nrw proUi-t th* only whii MMAMifd • Mr
llrid'h.iw, had the effect of mimohilixiixr,
a Ulephopo, J o «■
has been pointed dot that
announced today,
tho number in the second give* a ripenae 1•• the City o f Snnfori rlmirnmii f lhr \ U di*\», Mr. for the present
at least,
all
aid from th# FW A ta oraettny
John W. Weir, national rap- ratio o f 2D to one, establishing will ta th* engineering."
KrTAhnu di-tlninl
Jiipnnr-e -hips in Untied States
anyto u ^
t o . /n u T 1^ ‘ bs hospital Is net by a
th*
plare
th*
new
names
will
be
rcscnUtive
o
f
the
Townsend
<
r
■‘Klrut hi nn1 th-rik y*»ti for waters. Four were believed to
“ Th* City Engineering liepartdbreetiea o f the Arm y air B - m
j,, thing,_
and that
lb If the
_________
___
ganltatlon, will M thn principal Inserted in th* first d rift list. ment h»» been Instructed to pro your nirr It tier hii I »•»•• lh# have been ruught by the order,
(iM s n d •
project
n ed dow
ject I*
Is tu
turned
dawn- ‘th* Connspeaker, b r in in g a report of th* Mr. Carter explained. The first ceed with tho plans to develop •idcndid
n*|Hirt
mi'
Sanfooi a and ID more wero reported hov
Tha orgmatutisa o f ths ob- ^ wtn
a position to
33 .till
— *be ‘in n
U M A , July »• -—C**>— Wall- recant convention In Buffalo, in name to match a number drawn this project immediately and lb* USO effort.
ering o ff the west const o f th*
narration soata w u dirts ted by
cw ia w cS ow Ira
t o v Tw*»
•formed sourrts raid a trues hi which ha took an active pert
from the fishbowl will ta placed new plan should ta In opsratlon
•\S 9 n ( o r il huA
.MUi»lkr«l United States, fearing to com*
tbs Stela Defense GJWtoil,, wbleh
----------------------bosUlHIe* between
Members and friends o f
th* after thp name in thn next cun- In fir* or >ix weeks," th* Mayor Aomrthim; •»f .1 rtvonl in lhin into port.
submIUed lb* autaUr and U ca.
would to Townsend organ'tation are invit. secutlv* count of 29.
added. "In tha
meantime, tho USO cimi|uiiKii* o (net \«huh
It was estimated hy
pints
U
ad to attend ths meeting.
It U probable that a numCer present WI'A project will ta con kiivt A tor u va«*. nmount of sources that, aside from
thn
o f men in th* fecund registra tinued until tho' second project prhlo. Not only havr you folk4 ships, some
f|31,Dill),1)00
of
"AB eT this hai beea
up
thrri*
rift
nil'll
your
quol".
tion will he used In th* call for Is ready fur operation."
Japanese assets were involved, al
lb* wbale-brartod
by
«
larger
marKia
fr*»ni
a
«MSeptember aa tho board has proTha development is divided >uthough, other*__figured thu
o f |ba gltlsMk of
isaaad through - the first HWO to two operations, tho,CAA ink*4 tars and . . ‘itu randp.iTiir, but was much higher. There are be.
n*m#i on the list for the August th* place of tho (Tty iq spon you have also esnrded the re tween no,non and 70,000 Japan
call snd thr«8 who** names art soring a WPA project to grade cord of any other Florida com ese nnliunals In United States
Sonfent, waa pictured in a rainserted in th* first 1,800 of the th* runways, to clear all neces munity in p*rcentuge nf in territory, it was estimated, and
rant toes* o f th# Miami Herald,
-thF «elf match Id Nter Orleans, U Roe Halgltr.l lta* »•*! be sligibla for classifi sary land including tho approach crease nf quota. ,
many of them are expected to
to r ft lends tors win t o Intorestfor
r dee to
cation and calL
"1 have already
tuld Mr. he nffeeled by the order.
es to the runways, to drain tho
sd to Isam.
thai
____ ___
ths Dubedreed L. & Lanay o f S t Vbtersburg.
Two more questionnaires mailed entire area and to sod and plant Bradshaw, it is going to give
If Japan should retaliate in
- K iss Bingen mnks. tar boras In Country Club tram In Orlande L C. Tolling o f Jscbsonvlllr. J* jegatranta bare been relumed in grass that part of the field me a great, deal of personal
kind, sh« might tlo up
some
Miami with tor mother aad step has withdrawn Menu** of ether Mr. and Mrs. Ckarlra Poorer.
to th* draft board pffica becaus* that ta not covtretl by th* 160. pleasure tu meet him on ni
*'J 17,000.000 o f American assets
father, L. C Bet
next
yisit
to
Hunfnrd
utsl
I
wi
too
men
hare
not
kept
tho
board
foot runways. Mr. Uiggias axwiThln her reach.
A b o, W. 0 .
Fleming, KarRaymond I.ur
puotod on clung* 0f address. Mr. piainsd. The CAA ta also t* fenco mnsub-r it a privilege to meet
Technically, the order applied
ly b Beuaholdtr, K. t ,
Hou.
Riggers ta n nautical outfit
to tha Sanford
Ms
nlher
associates
including
th*
satire
area
and
build
all
to all Chines* assets but it w»a
t rt* r, **W* T "* tai‘ two quesbolder, II. H. CoUmaa, J. L ftlonnalrn
returned were for Bern- necessary roads insid* tha tn- yourself.*
«
.
»
^
«
made clear that it would ho ad
fMMB M IOUOW1S *
» iu b«
»• Dsns, Boy Holler. ntl L Gain** and John Peiraltl, ctosure.
"Any group of
oivlc-mimled ministered In such a fathlon a*
;rw tting Jeiy 4, W l^down m
K. l£ Lanay, Krnnsth Cnrr, Mr. I Jr,. Anyono knowing tho correct
"When ths clearing, grading citizens who can do such a In do no harm to th* eaja* af
seBat o if wffl eeevpy MM# Dora.
•hd MH. Gens Bator, Psto Hiy
o* Ikora men u asktd to and draining h is bran dons, th* wolknun like Job is certainly Generalissimo Chlang Kal-Shsk,
gins John Courier.
Mr
draft board as soon as U. B- Engintsr’a office in Jack entitled to tho high jrommends- who has been cngiged In a four,
w .sttorsonville will furnish construc tion.
year battle against Japanese Into the Quar"W laa Mr. Uradshaw returns ration with th* active lymjathy
tion plam and put tho building
during^
o f th* pared runways oto to will yau kindly *spr6*s my gra o f th* United State*.
s , E" £ s r : dlscloaad,'A
competitive bid*. Thu so bids will titude to him and tell him i am
*t >
'f'tho construction o f twu passing this information on to
WASHINGTON, July 20 —
Carlton as well aa UP)— Tha United Slat** and
•foot runways 160 feet wide, (iovsrnor
“‘ "
- "
Bocrssary taxi
strlpp to Governor Holland.
Japanese goTornfnentx clashed In
"Thanks aiain for yrur loiter open economic “warfare
was issued toadls plans* moving from on*
today,
tS john WiekJtfr.nd MU. Ruth runway to th* other, end tho Vltii report anil with my kindest each frecaing all assets o f it o
other's within r e tch .,
•• D** lighting o f th* an tiro fisld a* legarde, I am.
Court Hoass .w.9rUjldo*
this morning.
"Sincerely yours,
it It dorolopod," Mr. Higgins
Japandenounced . officially
"James G. Kershaw
hero sa th# aggressor Just to*
''Stats
Campaign
Dlroctor."
Departincident
JudgO
faro tha United Stales as led to
l%a- • ■ 'rra-.
to pro. '
•, .
, . . handicap its expansionist efforts,
Hof- Ilouse for t t o ^ x l two
‘■ms.llaUly th. first prnjfollowod it o American load to
opan /.
th* frotilng maneuver.
,
Also, th* United Rtate* pro
vided machinery for tightening
fisM to ta does undtr th* dlthro*
down on exports which wuuld
ROME, July SB — </F>— The t o vitally * needed for any Jap.
meeting m t io n o f tho FW A to t with
M
t
a
t
l
i
l
l
d
OTltpiUHt
High
Command
today
reported
Florida
ansa* aggression toward Blnap"Tto amount a t monoy larolrod an Italian naval assault-craft per# or the Dutch Call ltoflto.
b oilin g
will to
ttop*
d
l
i
t
t
n
o
t
j
n
i
m
t
M
Is
aot
raided
tho
British
naTal
baas
on
July n , at
•ito taad* puhlis, towsrer, but Malta last night and caussd
"'clock
that th* sight "vary vtalont oxplosions"
tha taxi (London roportod "about a doaad ottot m in" A>M torpedo boats
unk In an attempted
cmpled attaek
attac
the
CoaaMorabls doudlnoM
Om tabor “ o f Vl
fa lls lla t o 1
4 Ruodari scattered
tedap" toying
Co-operation Of Men
And Women Aiding
a Council Is Praised
D
?learlalfdI'rse
to
Hospital P r o j e c t
itted
o Be
d ais
Act Co
Airport Project Is Approved
jBy CAA For Paved Runways
Proig Is
Soon
_
r&ixri
su
July 1 Draft
O rd e r Numbers
To Be Published
|USO Drive In
Sanford Leads
Entire State
Second Registrants
May Be Used In
S e p t e m b e r Call
Incroji'o Over (}notn
Exceeds Any City
Townsend Clubs To
Convene In Orlando
Pent-Ecuador Truce
• Is Expected Today
Former Resident Is j
Seen In Miami Paper
Inter43ty Golf Match In Orlando
f^ V *
Postponed Because Of Other Games
C ity News B riefs -
s i S . 'S :
Lost Model Plane
Found A t Airport
to?^hi*-toS»’iHto
JPP .... k____
aw r,
d
1
Rome Reports Raid
Causes “Explosions”
S
LOCAL WEA1
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�S * flATWOATi JV V r ^ IN I V
i■ aw
Should We Fight For The Phlllpplnts?
Tbe Sanford Herald
TTHEN CAME THE DAWK
The Japanese occupation o f French Indo-Chlna pffor^U
all iho proof any thoughtful person needs to i>now that
sooner or later Japan will attempt a simQar maneuver
gainst the Philippine Islands. The question naturally arises
len whether the United SUtes should be prepared lo.go
to war to protect the Islands against aggression, 6r whether
against our own self-interest, and in order to preserve peace
'or the moment we should abandon the Philippines to what*
over fate may befall them.
One of the basic principles of totallUrian philosophy
is that the democracies will never seriously resent a,min
o r offense and to. make each successive step In a general
policy of aggression so Insignificant in character , that no
active opposition will be encountered. Thus the Germans
knew that the democracies would not fight to save the
Sudetenland for- the Czechs. They miaUkenly - believed
f
M
Germans Drive <
S aid-Stalled
f Scientists ' ' By K ed Army,
leg tb ft, ewe or alt o f fire dif
ferent kinds of food, nartely pro
teina, atarchda, faU. oC« and
■Ibumenoui matter. There aro
»l»a, as ahown hy U. 8. public
health surveys, anywhoye up to
a million or more jrrrpu.
To aoho the nUMoni o f rnnov
Inn thorn, man at the Msthlc.on
Alkali Works tried Ant hundreds
Funeral
‘ rC ®
sellable far
tr 01* flow
homo dishwashing. ,f
o f the chadileaujmi i (At .water
has to he contrail*! by a mo.
chenical drip apparatus.
avoid war with tbe Japanese, wo will have to sui
the Philippine Islauds to them. But there .la , no
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
Pro# Delivery,
After the Philippines will coroo our other islands in , the
Tacific including our strongly fortified base at UhwaJI. I
flten there will be Alaska and the weetem countries.igv |
douth America.
j
It is no longer a question of our moral obligation to
die people of tho Philippines; It is a question or national
TfU me leaver, whst do you security: whether we should fight at the drop of tljo hat
it a tlmo of our own choosing, or whether we should
•at,
Sheltered theft* In your lodge wait to be attacked when tho time la moat inopportune ]
, • so nest, *
for us, perhaps when we are simultaneously engaged In
. With a w s l of let about your Hie Atlantic as well.
f sik t , I
And the 'beaver answered, I
Store op berk.
“Charge It To Advertising?”
H ither Arcade
shout by the sharp
North wind.
All 1 m s la a bunch of weeds T
And the phesiant answered, !
Bad seeds.
TsH SSf^Bnijn, safe in your den,
They call it "advertising'’ when they appropriate
funda for varioua purposes'in many businesses.
iu out, can you tell me
Flagrant example U the Florida citrua-industry.
„ It got a lew passed at the 1041 session to "appro
Bruin answered, I havi
priate" .three percent of the “advertising fund” to estab
lish a rate staff to fight for better rail and water rales
Ing these I forgot the for citrus Advertising T
-fallIns -sqp.w, and lb.
i
.
winter la rood In any dime
is It is •also Hunger Time,
lotbcr wv<b has slipped hy
the Oermnue am yttill cap.
•IPs the little .things
Ihei
»unt A «arp«nter la Uo good If
* gsa't drive a nsll.
Tho
boyi
down at Iho Our
mighty
*«(«■
icy had ItlilIcf**
/crtlaing?
Bang I Thero went >80,000 of the "advertising t ond" ii
iloridn citrus. And by no stretch qf the ImagjnRtlon ,c|
sny honest tabulation Include either of these activities I
advertising.
Understand, we are not saying a word pgRlpat sithi
if these activities. They are both good—jpst at good i
idvertlqing. But they aro NOT advcrtlalng and fie ohje
*o A fund being collected in the namo of advertising at
Jscd for. othur purposes, rerfartlieaa of how gopd . tho
ither purposes are.
'* •
It is the same thing when a merchant ohagges i
THE AtiKl
iclutlllu Of advertising value in the purpose for which the
money
is going.
srouad tn -slapping an uif
Quit .abusing advertising. It can stand on !►* own:
v* Japan " Again sp
it didn't work.
feet and pay returns but it can’t cover all the catp and dogs
in bualnesa and come out clean.— I/iesburg Commercial.
United plates will prvtt
lbs United Btalrn In stunt it'
another w ir to maks lh<
■ f a for democracy, bu<
Unlwu malts haa alway/.
Aircraft Vi
iia ffia
ahara of llvncdwt Ai
"That’s nothing," .aid hla rival ' m i n m
M s .
but. It 'baa. rvmaioo*l uotr
a dav*tb{ra Durtoa Wlwel wotda come out of our mouth* In pieces of ice aqd ire bed*
JUoJt JoueSal°
th e
Fh<lt W“ W*rB
SHIPWRECKED sailor hgd spent ne*s4y ihree J W
wllor » bundle of new*
.CWUin a compliment*,1
■ I*-,
w
5 • tw
-
r . •-a*. - ’i * f - T r a n *
•:y* "'i,
M mSUBrnttUm-. >
1* 5*.' wo*
if * fs >I •5 *
p vj,.
J|trt
am i
Pbowo S14I
BAGGETT’S
Liquor Store
Beaten
i
Directed
7*0 B. 2nd SL
M on * cumhioailcn
of a h --------„the
— bln HsehMimi
dfahwashan In rustai
he tala. Thera la no
formats. It washes j rithoul any
• M i .bet it gats all ,Ute differ« t sorts o f food « id virtually
N PERSONAL
ATTITUDES
OVE YOUR ENEMIES
AND
OU PROBABLY WILL
NOT
[AVE THEM LONO:
But If
king enemy hunger, feed
him,
! be tb in t give him Jrlnk, for
.. you Uve till iprlng
. 1. ? ? !
By HOWARD B LAKES L IE
. HEW YORK, July M —V * V - th e nU«t y asaault—t h l t . f t
Detergents are tbe U la n which Wednesday v gfis e a t Thurwday
■ am ine at -m e decHted thet
■pe g e r m wn ox airnwatninf.
only a aolr ary German raider
- A detergent is any substance was ab«. to beach the s’ lvu out
M>«t cleans. Sap Is a detergeat. er de,'«.iSu% end that It w m
h o t .lt Is rather ineffective tom- shot do m.
eared with compounds now pourA rte»'et jolitiehl commenta
fa* oat o f the chemical test tor dec area that 9.009,00# per.
tabea by the score.
M U tuJ been killed U « « fb *
o f detcr- in the R 'A k i v C i m u
but
ibiy thou-'. did not undertake to cUtfwArtah
,_____ ______________ _Jae. Their
lotu s <1 attacker* and de
value lies in the fa ct that each the
fender*.
•_______________
will do a apccifie. job. A good
euhetlteU for soap and water
ia a combination o f detergents
a
combination o f
dalcrganta
which will do sll tbe work need
ed In cleansing any kind of dirty
•lig her. France surrendored Dong Dang hoping Ithi^
would be enough.
•*
y
It has not worked, any more than offering a h u u gry
on your right arm would aatiafy his hunger. .The wicked
SATURDAY. JULY 26. IM1 mother who threw off her children one at a-tine frugt the
dcigh pursued by n puck of wolveajhoplng thus to interrupt
BIBLE VKKHK FOR TODAY the pursuit coukl not Itavc been more mistaken than tho
cmocradcs. Each new concession has been interpreted as a
BE
M A G N A M IM O U 8 dgn of weakness. Each new grab by the Aula powers tJ|M
HUNGER TIME
, Leila Mitchell Thornton
(Tell' mo pheasant, whst do
■- I
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•••
SATURDAY. JULY 2S, 1941
I ocial
Along With tha New*
A n d P erson al Activities
T ataph oao 14S
Doris Stafford Weds
Edward H. Lancaster
Zeimer To Talk At
Methodist Church
e rso nal
Arthur Lee Rurges* la planto spend the weekend in
with Mrs. Burgess.
a
~‘~
W. P. Garner has arrived from
Conlele, (la., to spend a few
days in Sanford.
Mr. and
Mrs.
Berner Winn
have returned frem a vacation
•pent in Octlla, Ga. with rela.
lives.
j
Mr*.
Manuel Jacobson and
daughter, Arlene, have returned
from New Jersey after a five
week'* visit tier*.
’S 'M ia ;
with
Richard Arlen
Andy Devine
Linda Hayes
$ W * 13
Sunday & Monday
l i ti Srrtta'i f/rit
It T ttltM lfh r
fllLDrtm* Sltt*
tad Missionary Alliance Church.
In Orlando ha broadcast s num
ber o f times over both radio stalion*. Previous tn bis ministry lr
Orlando, Rev. Zlemer has been
In aetiv* evangelistic service, hav
ing preached In most o f the eas
tern and southern states and lr
Canada. Ha also served aa pastor
Of tbe Wisconsin Tabernacle
Milwauk**, Wla.
Upon , graduating from
thr
Bob Jones College, Cleveland
Teng.. Mr. Zslmer cam* to Flor
Ida wn*r* he held ser-icca In thr
Orlando church o f which ho wa>
formerly associate patter.
Ill*
training also Includes a theology
court* In th* St. Paul Blbl* In
stltut*.
When n youth ha arcompan
led hi* parents to India. wh*r<
thev served as mlsslmeries.
II* was called to serve is pas
tor at th* Full Goa pel Tabernaele in Hanford on Jely 13
and accepted f o r . an bdaflniu
period of Um*.
3 Bedroom
OR
Unfurnished
Will Sacrifice
My Equity
For Quick
AT THE CHURCHES
realism. There won’ t be
any
Uy j o n v r.ROVF.It
fihnt rittftit 11
%t i i . m i * r
WASHINGTON, July -»*. -bV> King’ * X stuff. Wars are run on
— lt*» likely that officer* will be „ 21-hour b*»i*. and thst « the S u n . U s S . h t M ' l • • \
<>i nii.4 Nor >Hi I i •*
thf only cnsunltir* this year in way the*,- maneuvers will go. If M
\\»»|n« »«|*>
ain a* »
the l ’ S. Army 4 now, ull wmr- .1 commander wants to slam five I* M
divisions
at
the
enemy
flank,
lls-t.llll* lloi'lll II 1.
thort of shoot in c maneuver*
I. I'loi k Oil
1f
The fuy* in tbe rank* will «|u that means moving 75,000 sclual I,. I»d
tel4v•
*A they’re loM. The big hrn«* hnt« men. not colored pins. Dough
« in ut un* m « i
Who do the telling »rc on thr t->ys eat more then pin*, too.
Ml II NI I* I
■pot. What'a mor**, they know It. That meant the bras* hat* have
I Itl I II Ira lira
to
|d,n
for
i3,000
meal*
three
I.!. Gen. l*r*>t
J
McNair
GHQ'« slightly ilmf
chief of times a day.
»U ff ha* ordered a new -kind of I The opposing force* will have i .u ::
i front* and flanks and rear* to
war game, one
The
ill .
sqaarrlv up to i *. king officers, ffd e c t . too-resl. square mile* of the |..i .1 .ill hr
’ Let'*
prelen«l** III-* fin- •Ifni kit .'
to pM\p they kn*»w their xtuff, or) r«*tin*l. not
w ...1
- 41* 1 »
arrm on a map.
l-ao.l rn.lorvlli I
^ T h e ,..'. ........... ..
, suspicion
HU be « ‘ u .l
-s r fs r c .
si
\inong Ih* . it H
that ...me Army
o ff,r e - th,*:
" *'umsn ingenuity can
i ' «.
It# 1.* » •
goe. f .r
r.g .lar-; N »t.*.«l
w,,h xhr ,,n*'r ' ” r' ‘
■
«'•
« ••^ ri •ro
Gtinf'1* *n«l rrn-i v» •*
i»r»* ill lion lhal bullets will to* blank111 |•••1 ' •.
Supp.i.«- Gen. Msrmaduke Puf- lit. 1.0*t.1 H4-.’t
1•
equipjHil to command
||. ,
f. r and Gen. J S. Blank con,
Thr n-w mmiimi M r t frank
ar.
KOI. Ill 1 • 1
ninnd
-ipposing
force*.
The
gam,-ly plant
V* k l |IWffs . t
- l . i t riiil Jugheail IKiffer’s Iran- A,.'
Mrs. S. D. Hlghleyman, Mr*. wo.-I
to.' H11* '<t • « 1
|H
irt
breaks
down.
Ills
troop(•■I ( III
liwt ....
M. G. McNair, Mrs. H J. Holl;
Dbl.I via* ouii'i-'ii»-r- were a sort
t.* 1 1i
1
»*
•
of
■li.n't
gel
their
rations
on
lime
of rfn.- la-la, .-I! a thi-.- ganli*!
»n<l Mrs. R. W. Ruprreht
1*tie* |.... .t. •- •
IIIgull!
don't
gel
new
suppllr*erv* aa ho*trues on Tuesday af •nil a i--iU|-lr of inM ill» nf lllllki- I
lil.t. w It • f..||ov» • •
They |>•i-(i-ndii I -i-nnt of ammunition- Taetieal fore,--. the- 1 ,11At 1 O
ternoon
for
th#
subscription believe
,iicotii)ie(enlly
deployed,
are
-ur
Sa Is In
|t..| It- •
bridge party which i« being held brigs-le- Wile wbide
div ,-lnn-. j
|*t Hire
up
by (lie >. •1I*.
in the Woman’ s Club beginning Onbir-d pins ii pri-.enled
this] , ml,,ileil anil gold-led
|l.- .
1 ■II V
Blank's
smartly s.\. 1 H•* ••'.l**' '
at 2:30 o’clock.
and that.
I l.et,lliei)iu-s
l|.»* »»• th-MIICtt U '.
Thi* le the third in the eeries
The ferrt-s derlareil Kmg'* X J trained units.
t |a.lav *11
It won't maar any difference,
of five parties which are-being St night in the old maneuver- I
1..-Vthat Jug •5.-el t#ntmin
i.i 1••.
,
sponsored by the Woman's Club Enlisted mrn ht*:»iK*tl for tho, Gen. MeNair hopes,
head's
gut
drag
back
in
hihome
M
ail
t
»'s
t
rv
'
in order to meet the actual ca nonrt*«t jukt* jmnt; officor^ of
•
Is
.wilt
.1
‘
II
M
'
I
-tale,
where
he
got
his
spiamit
pons* of keepinr the club 0|
K>lh rhI«» |*nthort t| for friendly
Ti o' li III *•* •* I'l
during the summer months
'Umrnl to justify sticking tho men! a- National Guard com.
the use of the Red Croat
h**ro mml tlot one there. It maniler because his bruther in i.t:m Foil MU h
III 1 nil >1
ing projects.
nil very rluhhy.
It bore low delivered those five cruets!
i'll ii •- K"%
governor lu-t
•
Games of rummy and Chinas* ■biut a* much veinlion to witr run idle- to th*
ll.iltw V•T-t III*’ •" «
election
Jughead
hasn't
gut
what
checkers will be played In
UHirr field rondili uH im a Inmn*
r. v..Ini Mill-. Sit 1.
It
taketo
command
troopin
resist#.1 thill 1•» .......
ditiun to bridge and prite* will baji battle*
m puked ten in'*
foree There'll be a new recruit lie«sr •••«*|- t.l
•S
bo awarded for
each typ* of o f the I •trIn* Friendly Society.
l.ssllt ,.f .
in
the
ranks
of
retired
genrrnls
game. A bonus of 500 points will
It w on't th«• \i my fuult. lieI
.
I
1rfor
•
III 1| i\ i
also be givrn for uromptness, fore tlie people ^«»t b»»i» t » defence when the reclas-ifiralmn board
consider- his sloppy
record ill
and a serreno prite will be given.
the Army roiildn't. It took
-fit |«s• 1 r .1 •
The public has been attended money for eipiipmeot. (on^re**, maneuvers.
rt. w
. 1 ’ 1
The -ame thing will happen to •••it*
an invitation to attend th* par Ploying politico, to i*t,«d on ke»’p• *!"’• •« 1
llv .1. 1 *II*•» ■ •
•
ty Tuesday. ,
m r miimII unit x eiiii k mode*sly •nhordiuiite officers. On the bright •
nihl in, i . ......
■ronnd at outpost* of Indlnn # ir er side, the officers who know ••M1\ V••rk .o f ■
then
Ini.mess
will
get
n
break
NOTICE
1t o
day. I he br;t«iN liati« couldn't
I
i
Below .landard officer- can gel iMIotl •• ft. 1
brim: troop* together for full
Il <
by
in
peacetime.
The
cream
of
Tho all-day
meeting of th* ■rule maneuver'*.
III* Hho I I .
Truth Seekers Class of the
It'* nil dlffen-nt now There'* -he officer corp» homes to the top
•**•••1«*- It. 1II
Methodist
Church
which was to lr
available for in war Battle stress and rmrr
|i.|l> •
scheduled to be held on Tuetday the*r maneuver«, nnd Gen. Mc- geney bring out your Napoleons lint*..tent
II..M lini'"i •• •
and
Grinds
and
KorresU
I
hey
at the home of
Mrs. George Niiir'^ do your •duff rulea ore in
f Mdll'
may be awkward IQ a drawing I'll"
•HISlist. 1-nl iia 1 •
MeCrum i.i Daytona Beach baa force.
been postponed until Thursday.
Keynote of the McNair plan in room; the may have no political JI...
\'l ••fail III * i
•
P'lH; they may be, like Grsnt,
Hill |.r*«\•• in. • .
the In-t man you'd pick for
Idler.
3 1 M till II < II1 III 1
It’s fatal to wait until war
II..||V \V lln
come- to find out. France waMni.il •V Ms 1.
cut to pieces before they Iraru.-d
I’t. , til 114 &
cliques and politics hsd riddled
U r.li •1 . V 1
Uwwofficer personnel with dry rot VI. • ; • »• \l
eharntrr- will niilriink the smart
That's why Gen. McNair ha:
Ry AMY 1’ ORTF.R
est iiatrow skirt- fur bullroum made the maneuvers as much
ii
•- r < ii
AP Fashion Editor .
•
1 Mil Hl»>
like real war as possible. The ur
wear m-vt Fall.
II M • i »’
Previews of style*
foV Fall
Culb-gi- girls have hips. Even lual deployment, provisioning and
*M«r| •i M. »- 1 1
and winter, 1941-43, show grim Strmrg-unruled
tiesigners
c o n- supplying of war-strength troops
Moi it Mat I'l s 1.1 * 4
tfeterminmUoa ion th# part of Ce.lt* the ptriut. So for them, midrr field cunditions wilt show \ \l
II \ i* i
: •" i
designer* to transform American they 'vt* evolv.d dresses that ere up tha unfit.
Even1114 H* 1Vh - x
women Into blf^beaUd creature* sllui everywhi-re except for p*PWhat'a more, they'll be shown
Imns with acenminiululliig buck up as incompetent before their
m 1. I.ONlTt -fi
Incompetence kill#
men
end ->rInml* 1 • of M. \e.i'i
• '— T . ' . . ' i ; .
^
. fullness. The colb-gr girls them
In on their plana_ pp_ waityr befttra w |y
undiably will chraisn their loses battles.
It* V O f •• 1! /,•
we’ ve diacovered that w* can'
i.r favorites, peasunt-llnv full.
old
full*
*.mil IV
., | .
wear lait aummer’ a bathing salt. .-kirtetl flocks.
\ Wirt ' 1 «as•i
Itll give ua time to do aomrM >nln K U >till*
Other
Full
trend-,
-tressed
at
Silt.) •<’l 1 ' II... a. .
thlng—aithcr to whitU*
down
I ’ll t**■tire n | |•11a<( 1,.
hips, or to work up a loud pro- early openings:
Me Mil 1 V» Il II •
Military influence
This will
teat
Rev. Robert C. Holmes, for t'ltur.l III 1 1 III
not be so obvious a , it hut byrii
The big-chatted,
wlde-at-thr- I h e r e 'l l be a few eaglet, few merly pastor of the Klret Meth /.IpiiHi Will toil k ..'
of «‘hr last
top effect will bo aableved In red, white and blue combination odist Church in Quincy, will deMil. H**a k 1 •tyer M
aeveral way*. Tho dolnum altevea Hut there will in* epaulets, gold liver th* sermon at th* morning •Up h «*«» i \r Vi
•
to »»
that were often shown and sel cartridge belts end vocketa, and, servicr* of the Methodist Church Mo el
lo Itl- .............la. \
dom
purchased In th* early more Importcnlly, military colors S u n d a y
morning a t
11:00 il H'.l |a| \ i lu l l.,
Hprlng will be with ua In abun
olive beigo (very dark), and u'cluck.
F ilm ii 31*r iv f « ii i in ii
dance neat Fall. Boom designer* ensign navy. Furs haven't been
Rev.
Holmes
was appointed
\\ 1 • k-. J.
I’ I.o
use for th* asm* purpose deep- military before, but one ileslgn- as
District
Superintendent of
IV.llv ' ■ it kill '*|i, a-1
cub armholes, fullnaaa attached to tr offer* un Alu-kan •ealakin tho
Orlando
District, Florida ■3.111,1 11 M. 1 1 t II \ M
Mol Mil.. " •» II I* 11 x M
drop-abouklered
yokes, and, en rape* with four huge military Conference, at th* last Ameri
Tnii|iln,. • Ilion T 1* XI
coate, great Mg shawl collar*, potkat*.
ran Conference, succeeding Rev
••
33 aIiIi, > | 3|
vintage 1913.
M’.ilnrr-I •v •Pivliv v I’ 31
S h a rp
color combination*. R. E. Wlckard who has been ap
Ear ph<•nr* fnr tils h,ir.|
Then after thev’ve widened Spring’* popular violet will lead pointed aa pastor of the First
hrai InIT
you at th* top, they mean to to plain end purple
for Kail, Methodist Church in Jackson
v|P|..,|•• H•|a.onnarrow th* rest of you. Thla I* combined sometimes with red, villa.
fairly eaay with evening' skirts, sometimes with a aoft grayed
Immediately
following
th r i m t i - i i
Mlj | w| ra
which taper down to the ankle lilac. 'Americana arcin to like the morning service#, the first quar
% n i : n i t %b v i i m s
WiHtiiirtl#
i tut . iraik
allow for a split to the bold trl-colored aporta cluthea Bri tcrly session for tie Conference
Hlltlll.ib Sa It. ,.| | n ••••
knew. But with day dresses, de- tain baa tent ua. Fur eiuntple, a year will be held at th* church.
I'lP li'hliii
r \I, ». ; •„
algnen resort to pep luma, tunica,
Nnltjea | It ,|.n
|
tiers and dreperlew—all device*
!■! f'ltr. r. i
Iceland replaces Norway
Hl'lfri
\
i
v.%
to provldo hip-room, while atill
the chief source of our medicin
l» IIm. mm
maintaining the tapering effect.
al cod Ihrer oil, DepartmMit of It«it*#rt
No iiHirliiK will
liken
Commerce
record* show.
Thert'U be two exceptions to
the tapering rule—formal eve
T im
rn i-r
i'iii'-iiv r i m v s
ning wear and college girl cloth**.
„
M i l II) M
» . I, IlM .w nlre. | . | ,
|s .t
A t a recent very formal mili
Nliml.lp 0»rhI•e ra It
tary ball, alaaat
every guest
»■»» •* w. ..... .
........ I
wore wide-skirted picture frocks,
I I S ' , \ M. x i - i r n i n g u . . r . l , | , ,
Toon.
w ( „ ........ ........
and It secern likely that these
\
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller
had as their gu.-rt Thursday
and Friday, M n. M. W . Wein
berg of Cocoa.
Miss Dorothy
Marshall ami
brother, Kdwnrd Marshall, ur*
ipending several day* at Daytons lleurh.
Mi** .Sar.-th Ma.'ctir**. Altman
of Atlanta, formerly <f Sanfuid.
is spending i. month herj visit
ing with friends.
Hgt. Jom e, L. Renaud has ar
rived from Camp (Handing to
visit for a few days with his
mother, Mr*.
A. Renaud.
Mr*. R. (5. Pittman of Bartow
is visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hchlrard, Sr., at
their home on West Tenth Street.
Wealey Cunningham returned
to Camp Ulanding on Wednes
day after spending a few days
ilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Cunningham.
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. TolaK and
•on, Ralph, will he the weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Newman at their cottag* at Co
ronado Beach.
Mr. end Iw E Grayson Mlllor
end Grayaoo, Jr. have returned
to their home In Tampa after
.pending Meeral day* here aa
the guest# of Mr. and Mrs, M.
Bellamy and family.
Mr*. 8. C. Graham, Mr*. Tlilly
Merritt o f Orlando, Mlaa Ruth
Jean Wright. Mlaa Noehie Chulaano and Walter Beal are plan*
nlng to apend the day tomorrow
at Camp Standing.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Gamer and
•on, Roger, are riper ted to re*
Mr. and
Mlaa Beatrice Arnold, win
hat been the goeat o f Ml** Cla*
ra Melach returned to her home
In Miami today. She wa* accom
panied by Mlaa Melach. who will
visit with her for eeme time.
Jo* Baker and Stanley Hockey
are among the Sanford beys
who are attending the Ridge*
tract Camp for boys In Ridge.
pp a aicier, a n . u
, Of GraniteviUe, &
coealas, Mrs. Corine
o f Augusta, 0a.
tin *
I »•. | »•*• tm« ng
IMS i»#npla
« u M .iin . \Tio\ %i. i tn m il
.....I I .»»k A'
a fi.l Th'fil tt.
J
tl e r r a a r . l
It.rail.
Minister
.. .I t SO.h....|
1 li A U
g S#-r\ I. •
tt "» A U
S .»*|-#*f.
.e
Of
uni \ i Mura ri*i«« u r n
« III II4 ||
Mm tin I'l tin. Ilert.i
" •»»
»f»-t
I'tlnM v
« IT %OKI.
Street
\ M
r
Xv. a Flftli HI
1llih •<
in.in r i*io r
,...| . 1*• A \l c«o.
•r it »• Kiff
• hi). 11 ......... Irak;
V It- 1
‘ llolni**.
I. nt
fit . •vvIn i/ IIt- r«ri ii.mr
«;« \IITKHleY
‘ Villi lo. hell
,|.t. ^ til—
—t l|g 0, 1 IQ
tVli i '* « III) |* M.
Zi»tn«r.
■*l‘^l Tabpf.
Winter Style Previews Disclose
Trend To Narrow, Tapering Hips
IIAPPY
ORACLE, A tIZ .. J B|y f l - vica took notice. They are ro.
They called it Fage'a folly uoetatlng now In a stud; ■ dlrectwhan OLyaaiCold Joseph Ttmotky Page, a retired It. Louie
• d ie t car ceoductor, settled on
Btk acres o f ovargrased, denud
' d land*, near thla- Southud
iii'ii u l n a
,
I*.
rinule,
M . Jr
• «•» I* M Full
Hire
,\|e | htnl i , I
l*/O ls4
8 r.
and
I *linr« l|
IIIItTHDAY
F R ID A Y
Mr^. I'm nrpm Mcl)«»unl
S \ rUltllAY
Mi *4 Tlt«*fi*s2i ilumphrvy
Mrn. Jvv«r| Sm»Nrr
.SI \|»\V
\
ll«»v (’lurk
II. Ma Gli’tiNon
Mi«n Alin IlnbtinN
.
M fr W. HurUrt Mr i u r
.l.ipnnS trail** with Eurnpp has
•• i Dill..I by German-Kusilmn
tt-lililifu, thr
Ih-paftim'nt of
•'mmrri’r rrport.i. .
Holmes To Speak At
Methodist Chiurcli
Page Has Own Reclamation Ideas;
Uses Them To Make Desert Bloom
mlra, Meade Ramsey end Leo**
Jeeo Crawford are expected to
return home tomorrow from I
two weeks’ vacation spent In
Miami and on a cruise tbroogL
\|e
* -4. »x». e
ntp rlllig
\Yv«1
• • ■* tf • l|tllsv I h#
Four Women Will
He Bridge Hostesses
Judge R. W. Ware and Mrs.
Ware plan to leave Monday for
Hot Spring*, Ark., to tuend two
weeks' vacation.
gueeta thla week o f
Mr*. Harry Hansen.
Probably Will Be Only Casualties
Entertaining for the Friday
Bridge Club, Mrs. Oscar Toler
was hostes, to the member* at
her home on Perk Avenue yester
day afternoon. Colorful slnqla*
were used to decorate the living
room of Mr*. Toler’s home where
the guests played contract.
After
several) prngresgions,
Mr*. O. K. Goff was found to be
high scorer, for which the re
ceive,! two novel aprons. An lee
course was served by th* ho*tee*.
Those playing were: Mrs. l»
Burke Steele, Mrs. H. M. Watson,
Mrs E. W. Copeland, Mrs. James
A Wright. Mrs. O. K. Goff,
Mr*. E. A . I-ondonherg, Mr*.
E. C. Smith, Jr., and Mrs. To.
ler.
The Rev. Georg* E. 7-eimer.
newly sppolntesl pastor o f the
Fall Gospel
Tabernacle,
will
•peek Sunday evening st
the
united service In the First Math
Mlaa
Edith Bellamy, Mis*
odist Church. Ills subject will
Edith u » r
*nd Mis* r*ulinc
b* “ The Hands o f Christ.”
Bellamy
have
relumed from
Rev. nnd Mrs. Zeimer come to
Daytona
Beach
where
they
Sanford from Orlando where Rev.
A UMIVMSAl riCTUK
P A C E T IIR E R
Mrs. Oscar Toler
Generals In Army’s New Maneuvers
Is Club Hostess
Miss Doris Stafford, daughter!
of Mrs. Maude Stafford, became
w
SUNDAY
Th* Townsend Club# of the 6th the bride of
Edward
Hugh
Congressional District Will meet Lancaster, o f Orlando, son of
In Urn Orlando Chamber of Com
Mrs. Virginia Lancaster o f At
merce at 1:00 P. M.
lanta, Ga., last night in a cere
MONDAY
V T b a .D . A. R. will have charge mony which was characterised
o f the sewing session for the by quiet simplicity.
Ut-d Crose ln the Woman’* Club
The wedding took place at the
beginning at 9:30 A. M.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
The interdenominational Clr. Collins on West Find Street at
el* o f Moore’s Station will meet 8:00 o'clock, with the Urv. E.
Jf the Chapel at 3 * 0 P. 6!.
I). Brownlee officiating. There
W
TUESDAY.
were only close friends and rela
Th* third In a series o f five tives of the couple present.
subscription bridge parties, which
The living room of th* Collin*
ara being sponsored by the Wo home wa* decorated for the oc
man’s Clpb for tb* purpose o( casion with quantities of
cut
keeping the club open for the flowers and fern. Potted palm*
•be o f the Red Cross, will be formed the background for the
given at 8:30 P. M. Prise* will altar before which the nuptial
be - given
and
refreshments vows were eachanged.
Lighted
served.
white tapers furnWhcd the only
Th* sewing session for th# illumination for the eeremony.
Red Crose will be sponsored by
The bride
wa* becomingly
Jfiaa Elelee Kirchhoff beginning gowned in a street length model
i t 9:30 A. M. In the Woman's o f powder blue crepe
with
Club.
which ahl wore white accessor
Tpe Board of
Managers of ies. Iter corsage was of pink
th* Woman's Club will meet In rose buds and baby's breath.
th e 'd u b at 1:45 P. M.
Following the ceremony Mr
_ I
WEDNESDAY
and Mrs. Collin* entertained with
. • Sdwlng sessions for the Red an informal reception. Tho din
Gross will continue In the Wo ing table wa* overlaid with a lace
rn.m’ * Club from 2:30 P. M. eloth and centered with the w e l
until 6:30 P. M., sponsored bv ling cake which wa* surrounded
Miss Irene lllnlnn.
by fern and yrllow marigold* and
THURSDAY
topped by a miniature bridal
• Mrs. F. E. Roumillat will couple. On each side
nf
tha
sponsor the searing session for rake were white tapers burning
th e ‘ Red Cross In the Woman’s in double crystal candle hold
Club from 9:30 A. M. until er*.
11 JO A. M.
After spending a short while
FRIDAY
with their friends, th*
couple
^ Dirt Gardener* Clrele of the left for a wedding trip to Atlan
Nlanford Garden Club will spon ta. Upon their return th ey/A ill
sor the sewing session for the make their home at 408 (rally
Red Cron in the Woman’s Club Avenue fnr a while before going
beginning at 9:30 A M.
to Orlando, where Mr. Lancaster
la connected with the Dr. Phil
lips Company, In the fresh fruit
division.
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CASUALTY
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grief by . gelling her I
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heat automatically, making
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Sursull plane near Eastport, N. Y. Small trees and brush ware ahaarad off bp the plana tor a quarts*
if a mUe aa It area converted Into Ibla wreckage. Lieut. Hetrick, mJzned to Mltchd Field, L. L, waa
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TH E EA R TH ED H E R A L D . BA ltTO SD . FLORIDA
Cards
Grove Wins SOOth SOX]ROOKIB
Get Along With
To Join Baseball
Subs Like Hoppy Hall O f F a me
By Jack Sods
for hbu. flp moved to the out
field when Mix* recovered.
Repp otifinally was an out• eid er and a great proapeet untUtil - he developed a bore arm
in 1933. Drench RKkey, vievpresldeat o f the Cardinals, likes
to experiment with players and
ha (Ultcbod Hopp to first bear,
^jt^waa an experuaent that work-
a m em ber o f
the
Philadelphia
A th letic*, tn provid e
the p a y
o ff-c lo u t w hich broke C leveland
bracts in the eigh tn inning.
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From then on “ O Q ilo a c ’’ ju s t!
breexed to his welt earned triumph^ w h ich he had been twice
denies, in tw o p rrv.ou* attem pts
*° . KV “
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circls- last
rrsh .il by G ruvrr Cleveland A le x , i
ln " t r
the golden tw rntie*
“ T h e th rill o f a lifetim e T T h is ;
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, .Tex’
“I didn’t have anythin* to Itoud reaus h o i , , , „ r , h„ fin j,,
loae,” Hopp said. "1 Jirst like ♦Hit. handed him the winning bull
J" Ibr J u N U n l Re,I Sox loeker
to etsy. I don t care where.”
ruotii.
With the Cardinals, he sat on
bench most of last season J : r. r v ,r?
' dr,npi“ i.’ with
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rusheil by p olice
H u s u s i o n ,
i how the othsr players
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h " w ould rend the bull lJ
keep in shape.’’
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m A left-hander, he's a natural
^ e on,
nitter who feels “ right at home M r ^ ' m - - . «»
■fe* s t a r t u p a s a PrrottR.op there at the diah.'’ lie has a snuther 300. ( j " r » i n » out for
fVwj t3*r u a J s d e io tiQ o f T E x a .*
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record of getting a hit the first any ha n b-r lu
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time at bat in each leag u e in •ICO.’ ’
which he’* played.
_ He batted -3ql In his first
Ever in erganlxed bass ball with
Norfolk. Neb., in 1939. That
earned him a promotion
to
Rochester of the International
League, where bo had another
rood year. His batting average
CHICAGO. July 2B — <.T*> ' WASHINGTON. July
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are* .310 and be led the league
W h irl* w a y . com p lete m a .t r ' .-r ) (S p e c ia l)—
T he
m s-l. r n ita te .n
Ut triples and in stolen bases.
A8 IIF.VILLR. July *4 _ (/rv_ Ihc 1941 three. yrar-o|-|s In
. i arvI afi'l repair |iiss)fr »»», o f th*
The sore arm in 1938 kept him O efem lin g
Chamnion
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••f c x » -lin e
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regained ita power and hla bat the an n u al B iltm ore F orest W n. ” f b e in g the race’* all lim e .h -*t j .1
Inch Irk• I *»i’lir « » r - i X v
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; e*t p ric e (a v s ritr . pu.eihly
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in c n«*rt|a in rrrta in lo ca litie s a r t
of .312. third tn the Texas lee- . . . U* K lr b >r- * b - m e d s lb t. * n d . short a* I to 5.
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But M ay Carry F i l l i n g Housing
Only 1 To 6 Odds; Nseds O f Country
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D O S T O N . J e ly 2 rt.- bV>
A fter
ST. LOUIS. July M — <*>>- sta g g e rin g m om en tarily. 41 -y ea r. |
Tta
Cardinals Kan
suffered
G rov e re- i
enough Injuries this aeason to •U R o b e rt M o w *
F rid ay
end
trudce-l
f n d t an ordinary team, but covered
™Kh r w e m s
like fleet-footed sturdily in to the com pany
of
Johnny
Hopp,
the
Cardinals tiasct-sll’ * im m ortal*. tch ie v in e
aren't an ormnary team.
One tax-ball authority
says the 30th victory o f his fa h ilo u s
that M y »« had to pick the moat m ajor Iragwc e a r r rr »* th«- Itos
rateable player on the Cardinals ton R ed S o i su rged friun bchin-l
• l i t now; you’d have to give , to defeat C leveland’ s Indian*. 10 lot o f consideration to the 24- 6.
T w ice th « S o s had ralliesi from
year-eld rookie. That'* how impoikant - ha has been in tbe four-run < ml tw o-run handicap* I
to equ alize the count hut It re-1
team’s p ea n u t drira.
When Johnny Aim was hurt, mained fo r Jim m y F ox v , who
A m p canto off the bench end jumped to fam e w ith d r o v e i * 1
TURC in nt f ln t base ao sensa
tionally that a permanent place
In the lineup had to be found
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rx nxhili 4»f l»» land** Wt’ f f 111 Ox l e l o Fl 1. , 1 1
•it It* k
M b* S u g g * , so u 'h e rn tlll-h o l.le r
tla) nn IsURin. sp
Six other thoroughbred■ tv-re la lion w<*rk.
sseli n o v te d * 7 »n d n v < lo r y
9.,,.| t
Mr a ml M s. G.
1
M »n n n
F n lr rx l II.Mi t^r A H m iE h tra lw
a r s with th e A tla n la n etitninafinH rntrrrsl yrsterday to tun w it ’ he A hocr
si
»*e*IIIIsK
Isatflmy oekt-rul Ht t k l
II. K rT fii’ iMi Hat reftairU** a n
1, ,
lie itI—*
Jiekxon vtD r, winner o f the KsTitarky I’ -rtsy.
ran llks F riB f^ x O w en o f
N«’ C( !i l tin Itrt.
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Mi** O w e n , h o ld e r o f the F V ran tal. » rr|tasttrv| m iifti im |«t„vrl
Farm tra in er, » l ’ « i i v u r i I l e i i - ^ n n u f r t o |9m. T I L V in
S I\
ida ch a m p io n sh ip , an hpftor ate,
wccsl t o run with W h ir la sa y *s arf>unt o f fT .'.l^ k in o O In m.«ny
U \\ W nflit t a * t stll. ’ l lo
♦• M».s i»\ kl I•I•1
htaJ-w rrn— yevcenT lin e *
f-de.1
an e n t r y Jones’ r c a -» n |„r tbi
« f p 4 , h*- xairf. t i e # I* s n , x t r p C a im a n , ( i f . , h o r i u m t.f
in*
bi w in * hole. She lost the first.
probably waa becau se hr R 'f l ta a lte r e t h l i a f f ktra rla rxv d a «ih o f k u
fa th er.
W
l>. xsivis »: « v s e v d s i . a i.M V lov
ether* m the rare •o that th e y m lfh t B cfttn iu otU lr W right.
t *s ns: nc.i.n v , trail tv .
a, «.l «V IMS. 1*11
m ight elect to lay back. Ih u . m«»rr f.»011 1m- a. nr in o th e r n w I T he. flee. John II
IU r n U
N Ms- I* lie , r 1,1 a 'O I , llltl HI!
fo r c in g W h u la w a y lo M l
his In ri| «tr an,l m m lrrnixe <l«trllmir ■ ' i e a 4 i n f fir e xirrL
at Kw*»i v i|*t gltil l„
Mist*
tlfl ll'
own p are. With Itlenwesil gsdiig, lhat
haxe
hern tn f
«*l>*n|etr I n ix e r -ii). w h e ir ih* i . Ukmi* .ItIt • will, , )<4|’ l n ?l tl* s -’ » l?»
II•••l w HIM v • 1k11 i-t.%. .r Kl..1 •
Jones undoubtedly w.it scsul bins Ihrnnffli i f r an*fl u<r.
ip Mine |«rcul wolk
«!
Ilriu l.ll •
’V—w» |.. »V IXII
NilsI d
tbs Jack
rabbit*
that trar uut in front at once a. a (stcr
FIIA nv»»lrrni*j|M tn' l ^ n k at*
Mr> II JokaN*n -•••*• *»t.i» l».tvr I r -lMl|ss»t s|s,l. Jt|si|’|ra| 1st III*
acrosa the
Nebnaka
prairie*. setter.
b u .I i M, in all p ir l« n f th
con n
!$..•'t|
t •# It t ••<lltttl»«|ssM* 4 •
n t k 'ir r il frof.i tb* I tia n g v 4..»i
0ns of
tbe Irothsrs. Harry
• it»»t
9 's.lliU, ta* t
T w o th orou gh b red s tr. ihc race try HI r< 1’ ,^ 1 'h lr Ifflllk . Tlta* U l* •ml lluBpital an I ^*t
p*.i *•' t SrHtiliiito
l>l ul.sf ms|, ill's tl |S|rr|l|lK litalsl
j (Hlppity) llopp, wa* a touch fig u r r t o give W h ir L * >v o|,|«^ i» apnrnvrd by Ihr levtaiinr it. • fe w
w r r k» at lln lta>:n* t.f
I It- Itlh tit as* I ’ll' m i rn H»*.
down flash fur the University si’ ion. T h ey an - Mr*. I’ark cr C o r- •iifitftatn ;*n.| then b u b a n ilr .l |.< lir a . W . I> S tin e
rl.ll |!l-c|| 11 *t 1*1 1st l.v*ls| nil r,#t
of Nebraika ansi another, Wal nm’ a A tten tion and Kssjce M a r thr FHA f « r in surance. A | tp rn«
Mm
W
IV Hi ..wn rui’
her tl , V Auan • 1*11, I' 11 tal w in d ,
• Hk-r- «||| *.. . nl..nit I s.| *•• ll.*lace, la a higf. school football lin ’* O u r llsMi's. A ltrn lis'n d e - m.ktclv ftJiOO I r n l'n r inat 1! ut»*.,i
other. Mrv. M. )l
|S» m im h » •4,1 •Ilflrt| * !• .*•*•.
vtllliln
M fl
star.
fratrtl W hirlaw ay three tunc* out hm n|hout th e nation are tfu^li •»f Jarkaonvtlir, ki itmr ‘nr for I aklaltl %
f 1 t-r h*l4M ■ Ihe
Johnny In* circled tht baa-s ' o f f o u r last year and h
•4*4» •I ItsIt fl Hi* a |»D*,*k tal nr
razor fie* I h r th e F1IA to m ak e thi> •r wr ral weekx.
4I nl 1hs |S, sit |w|,s|%ta ssf A
from a (landing start In' 1X3 sharp f o r toslay's te»t. The o lh - tjTTse o f loa n .
Mr. anti Mr*. M. L t ary 9mvp a|s|H
lilt- Ills till <sl
.%• I in A
second*.
c* lo g o ere iKtvid S tr a u -.’ Ita il,
F liglh le r x ;e n i| H iim
m cln.l. rrtu rn ed fr o m T u rin 4 > , whrve 1 ssittal v I*...
|n,| fs I t Hast,,ltf
T ro u b le . R. M M cllv ain 's R ush
t h**4** f«»r htruH u nil a l t r n i mnt ilir y h a te b een
* •• I •,*r Mtfl h't’ll
'«»r
In' |*to*t t •••ttti %. 9'i
hv-t,i|ii.s|«s <‘*iia>t
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w h ack er, and John U s u i's T o a rrfkair*. o r a tiililioE i ui*..., ih* week.
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vtM-l irr ita c lf o r in e c t o -r lim , t Mr.
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and Mr*. J \ Mr Kirn | 4ilsllMi.il |
II- ■I’.ltal 11*»,fI • S.f
If sevrn g o . the rice mil h a re with it. T h u « fui>«l« f o r Ih .i* ' t n t i |W<> In, ) , ««f Itlt
*• ist Iii ••!•* • lie •v-ls.f if • A *1
atwt’ l. !
*r.st |,|1ti$t Km 11•
a g r o s * value o f XiiO.h.i'1 w ith U r fc m c n t
«f
exU tin ir
likitu
kavr been pjm n*l»«r
«xtr;tl I teas1$/• «l \
.**sal.,is|wr l*|-.
I iianrr t*l
$ 4 4 ,9 0 0 going to the
winning quarter«. im r rtxirway*
an,I lay* with Mm. Mfkmm v * |*x Sttas l i t ’
ll.lls . 9't -rlitilsl* 1 «
owner.
olu m bin r. w ir in r .
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s.f Htatal «
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 27th
I
UONAL.it WUUUb (fc) with Haby Sandy, Kathryn Adam* and
Franklin Pangborn In UnWeraal’s gay eomsdy, “ Uaehelur Daddy,"
coming to the Rita, next Tuesday as port of tha popular bargain
''MONTHS In the making, filmed hi technicolor, “ Billy the !d»y attraction will undoubtedly draw big crowda.__________ ,
'''W a g * Robert Taylor to the Rita Theater screen tomorrow
-Monday In’ Ho flyat western rolr, with Mary Hownrd In the
tales land and Brian Donlevy in the top supporting i pot
---------
I
Sunday, Monday—“ BILLY THE KID" (fat technicolor)
with Robert Taylor, Brian Donlevy, Maty Howard, Ian Hawtrr. Gene Lockhart and Lon Chanty, Jr. Also—"Our Gan*"
Comedy, Cartoon and Metro Haw* of tba Day.
Tuesday, Bargain Day — "BACHELOR DADDY" with
Dahy Sandy, Donald Woods, Edward Everett Horton and
Jed Pronty. Also— return of old favorite “ REBECCA" with
Laureneo Ollrtor. Joan Foots Ins, Judith Anderson maj Georgs
Sanders.
Wednesday, Thursday— "BARNACLE BILL" with WoL
lues Berry, Marjorie Main, Leo Carillo, Donald Meek and
Virginia Wtidier. Also comedy, “ WHEN THE WIFE’ S
AWAY" and Unlrersal News.
Friday-, Saturday— “ BURY MB NOT ON THE LONE
PRAIRIE" with Johnny Mack Brown, Fuwy Knight anil Nell
O'Duy. Also— “ THE LONE WOLF TAKES A CllANCfi"
with Warren WUIIam, Juna Storey, Eric Wore and Thurston
Hall.
Midnight Show, Saturday Aug. 2nd— *^THE INVISIBLE
GHOST" with Beta Lugosi, Pally Ann Young, Betty Comp«»n. J \ m McGuire and Fred Kelsey. Also, Comedy, Cartoon
* Ba k h Ac l * U L L ". sU m ng Walt, Beery, reunited the lia b le
scamp with Marjorio Main, hla comical sweetheart o f “ Wyoming,"
in hla latest vehicle to bo shown at tha RHs, next .Wednesday and
Thursday. Virginia Wt Idler, Donald Meek, Barton Mac Lane and Leo.
Carrillo head the big capable supporting cast,
'
BILLY
—
RUORCCA —
Maxim De Winter.—— LouTence
Oliver
Mr*. Do Winter___Joan Fontaine
J»ck Favell___ __ George Sanders
Mrs. Danvers....Judith Anderson
Major Giles Lacy— .Nlgrl Brcee
Co. Julyan-------- C. Aubrey Smith
Uackhart Frank Crawley ...Reginald Denny
Hudson.-----Lon Chaney, Ileatrice Lacy..— ' Gtadyis Cooper
INICotoR)
Rllly Bonney —
Robert Taylor
Jim. Sherwood — . Brian Don
levy
Erie Keating —
Ian Hunter
■With KetUng -.Mary Howard
e '! .
Tplke^
Tim WanL.------ Henry— O'Neill
M Bronson----- ..Guinn Willixms
Casa MeAndrewa, Sheriff___ Cy
Bandy----- — ------- Baby Bandy
Joseph Smith.---- Edward Everatt
llortetf
Edward Smith— ....Donald Woods
Georje Smith------Raymond Wal*
burn jj
Williams.!— . Franklin Pangborn
Brth Chase.--------- Evelyn Ankers
Eleanor Place— Kathryn Adama
Prouty
Ethelbert
11anile Albright
JOa A MJN'IAINK and Uoglnald Denny shumU. ^ ai
, that fturdy eon of Alabama who want o f dramatic ayrprlses In a climatic scene in David Ow ait good-UMhe movlss will be seen •'Rebecca," the Daphne du Mauler mystery-lhfiller whl
In “ Bury Ma Not on tha Lone F nlrio" shown at a return engagement, next Tuesday, only at
r.itx.
and Noll O’Day appear In support.
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BARN A-
t * . ____ _
THE LONB WOLF TAXES A
CHANCE
Michael Lanyard------Warren WIL
llama,
Gloria Foster--------— June Storey
're a r
Connla OlkhrtatJUmd will ho “The Lane W olf Tokou A Chones^ showing at
viiiu n fE d m u S e I n 'l,t “ ” l * * * * * * and Saturday. Juab Storey U shown bar* _____ Don T e r r a
.w ining..
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eae European war I
bio td the oeddeal
by a foreign .tour
Hoodto
What do you find in th
in* in you* hands?
On the front page, h
into shape before your eyes
- . Then, on the inner pag
Union Hi
Dress
your local storea. pages of i
ment o f ta te a so: varied
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ftanford U The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail Mlitnff)|
And Water Transportation
NUMBER 28V
FU M ^DA,
*Moo,foo,ooo ' L
New* la w s 1» Sold
A 1m eet Completed
ORLANDO. July
**■— (S pe
al >— Florldano f c y n n
ind
« o H k U > -« N actually M m
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tko tan
■Mr <m M ha W
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Pilot For a A. F.—American Made
A
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Russia Says German
Drive Is ‘Washout;’
Nazis Claim Gains
fteich Reported _.j
S tu p in g P eace
r z £ v & jttS £ if&
nor p o fa fc T T t f n i i m
that
a g " - f“WASHINGTON, J u ly ’t t ,
Ckalraua Doughton (I
° t Om R oom W a n and I
Committee fo roc tit today
C aacnao weald find It ONi
latar to Impooe • general
adaption U t tod f o r m a 'I
number o f periona to pa / U
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t
to.
leville Tales
tr
Offer Would Re Made!
To England If Red
Army Is Defeated
.“ prtllml
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Dratrurllrn of thrro Rod
Army tllvUInna Ubout U .t M
Ironpo) ih irin l from (ho Par
Ko.t to defend tfoocow, vaa
reported lodo/ by the G o r. 1
; !
‘ Tfco ruleo ^committee app
apodal parliamentary prwc
by which tho now $3,bSa^S|
tax hill will be .brought a
m n o w f a Ibrw d i t i ’ . d
:: "W arw .a o t at Mho .m l I f
Ua rood yel," Doughti* •
l»
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o.'ooo.
fu fa h '
Sinf<ml
f M trlbuU to tht old
tom cra of tho mlnotral
In addition' to building warplanes f»r
liuihling' tho pilot* who must fly them. ,
S3, o f London, one nf tho Ilritlah hoys hi
iQt for (ko Royal A lr.F onre at Lakeland,
nautko, U thown w lft bio pmacot. Them i
itudenU In the United States.
A A
take
3,000 and acbool
mty commtialonI tholr budget*
will fall faator
1 ' ,r * rrtttof’
aoavUI# la*t
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rreaa
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Awr
mutr*.
•i7-<lny-olil lilil/krlt'ir In "o
wnahoul." with the ronfllct
now adtli<(| ilown to an old- \\
fiiihlnnccl .ilcKr, mid reported ']
•hi' dent ruction of two-Next
divisions (alnnit 30.000 men)
over tin’ weekend.
Countering the Russian a*-> j
Ife ljK
tLterd!
i
KiiHMiM (li’d a ri-il -o ffic ia lly
iv
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Pays T r i -
Rvi
Shu
Soviet Discloses De-«
struction Of Two
tynemy Groups1 O f
A l»out 30,000-' Each’
Monroe At'Woodmen Favor
Highest Level ; Longer Term For
In jSix Years
A r m y Selectees
Thdiwanda Of Acrett Resolution Sent To
O f Cattle Land Are Congress And MagFTooded By Water azine O f Group
Lake; Monroe la at the lilgheit
Wrol It ha* been In o il yenra
with all elevation o f 4.QH feel
• ^ * • ‘ .3** !•»•!,• Ralph Luhlnakl
o f't h o CIty engineering departmoat reported today on thr bnola
• f -MogeuremenU token Haturd a y ./ '
Normal lavo! o f the lake
la
a b o u t. two feet over aoa loVrl,
am i" about flro fact below thbulkhead at the foot o f Park
Avon no. At prcaont U k e Monroo la only two and a half feet
r bulkhead, Mr. Lubimkl
Celery Camp o f the Woodmen
of the World ha* adopted n te»ulution aupporting the propoaed rvtentlon o f National (luardinun
and aolvctooa In t ho' Ar my eo
thrt “ If and when we become Involvod In war w* will Im fully
prepared to moet tho eituotion,"
r - O. Collin*, preeidi'nl of the
.(roup, aaid today,
Cople* uf Iho rcwilutlun will
•>« rent to thlo dlitrlrt'i mprcH-nIn^Congre** and to the
woodmen magaaino for publiru-
. Thogmind. o f aero* of caillo
•ad la th« 8L John* lllvrr val.
tay I N inundated aa Um rem it
o f aaaiually hoary ralnv rocently.-- .^5
A Mtitlnuad rike In the level
Mr.
Lublnikl
evwi
without additional rain*. If tbu
rainy.*#»aon continue*, Mr. LitWaakt raid, tho lake may over,
flow tin- bulkhead
and
flood
mt boon oo high n* II
co October, IDS', when
a height o f five fool
level. T i l l wa* only
» t i k o n the prnauut
w illon , the German High Com1
mand repot toil the "boltlo
of
Kninlcnak," h nhme of tho Qor»
nion miilouKht lownrd Moacow,
wui "drawing to a mccooofttl
concilia llpl,"
On lho north froiil, the G or.
j
man ncwi ugi-uey iifiH told ad- :’a
vuncing
Null
columno
hod ‘ '
limited within 13 milts o f Laa*. -•
inertml.
frankly, the
Gi-mian
preto
warned modem that tho com*
pall’ ll "lun’t he finished between
■lawn «t»l dusk."
(iio.llritiah rirrlea III Turltty
i|uuli'il a diplnnint nf on Ail*
•utellite nntinn at outlining
a
putpnrtnl Nn aI plan to offo r
'pnlnlcis peace" to ilrltnin It
Ihe (irrmnns pushed tho Red
Army ruat of (In Ural Mountain*.
UndiT tho |ilnii, it woo aold,
.lie Germans would ccam Ivoallllllra uKiiinal ilrilu.'ti if Orltaln
would rrengnlso thj Retch pa
the cimlrultlng power of Europe.
The arheme l»W was aaid lo pro.
poae the partitioning nf Kuropeon
Russia by Cicrmuuy, Turkey, Ru
mania and I’nlanil.
Ituiefo onnounced today a big •
uertal victory over .tho German
nuvy and declare,) that In land
flichtinir along a "gigantic anil
cnntinuoua Verdun" the R ed’ Ar
my had taken tho *l«-am out o f
llitler’e Invaelon with eharp lo
cal counter-attack*.
"The hlitikrleg la n without."
the
Russian
preta ipokooman
wilil.
The Soviet war bulletin re
ported that tho Red ale fureo .
operating with tho flaltle float
rank two enemy torpedo boat*, a
Htihmarlno, Iwo tanker* and a
paliul
hi
unlay a*«ault.
On land. It aaid fighting raged
yentrnlny In tho lector* nf N*» ■
vcl, heforo T.cnlngrail; dmolenak,
on tho rmul to Moaeows and T.hL
lomlr.
key' lm*Uon
of
tho
Ukrajne'a iii’ fen»r«.v .
Except for the fighting-In tho
three vital gateway*, the Haa*
»lan* *nld the eaatoru front wao .
auiet. It U In the** u m e M M I
that Hiller baa throw* tho weight
mea»urwaenU of tho
oka Monroe hav >- been
ho MatMirlng departi r tho direction o f Fred
■ y for; tho.Hy- ?•
Swjmralng Party Is
Planned For Kii
gioao>lwd ptuhod to a |
uiUea weat of Leningrad
tuned Maacow a* ntukv i
rain of deitructlro air I
^Tka
atfiaan
High
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I
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Iverbsements
Is Stated July 27
At Daytona Beach
SITUATION WANTED
COOK, N U U K , hooaeeleaner.
Mary Jenkins, 1010 E. Fth 8t-
AKLOB on P i n t Hi.
as Osorfa’i Place, llltueo of aelltag. Boa Bam
a, SIS Elia A m , SanS f t ky 4 f t
a r pleasure.
Cost 17*.
400 W. 13th
10 In. F 01
Fictorjr
Uka 111
St.
win
IIBllED HOUSE *10 M s?
a Avo. Phone 2t*-W , A.
PURNIBRED suburban
botwaon 3 lake*, near
o n ta -4 alaoplng room*,
en porch**, modem eoniwa. Low rat* to year
tenant Inapoetion by api t Bog D, Herald.
DAYTONA BEACH. M y * 4
(Special) All ■ISTW Potot tow.H
Bummer racing tlaisic her* »
yoara Oil* Sunday afternoon at
I M • ‘clock wlgm the aaaoal
150-mQ*' stock car ch«mptoa*hlp
win ba presented on tho tricky
fcearh-and-roid track.
Virtually re try champion drlccr
NURSE— ELOISE Morris, S i t In Dlalo, and many from print*
E. 7th St.
north ara going to poet for tho
gold and glory at atako iff tho
HOUSECLEANER — Sarah Lao
Jamas, S10 E. 9th St. ______ r t e ! i <n c * » f f l foatoro a elaah
between Lloyd Soar of Atlanta,
81 Clark of Miami, Barney At.
BUSINESS SERVICE
kina of Spartanburg and Harley
Taylor of Atlanta, all hot from
Imprculro victoria* on July 4.
Stay eroaaed tho flnlah lino first
la a July 4 *toek ear Jouat at
High Point, N. C , whllo Ctark
won a t Rkhmond, Atkins captrrad flrat a t Spartanburg and
Taylor acortd a t Charlotte, N. C.
However, repeating victory at
R..»UNIpp*r, Signs. 110 Pal
Daytonm BeacV a B naV .ba.tau
metto.
for tha quartat ol Jaly k wbnmra.
DON’T THROW old shoos 1
Such daring driven at Pepper
Lot ns make them Ilk*
Cunningham of Joraoy City, N. J-,
Stu Joyce of Indiana polio. Buck
City Shoo Shop, 210 Sai
At*.
Hath la, Roy Hall, Jap Brogdon
and Bob Flock of Atlanta1, 8mok.
LOCAL * LONG dlstanc* haul- *y Puraar and BUI Franco of
lag. Loaalng’s Transfer, 601 Daytona Beach and m a y other*
B. tr d , Phono 498.
are entered h e n July 17.
Time trial* will bo hold Fri
day and Saturday and tho ellmai
coma* Sunday when upward* of
10,000 . racing fans a n *ap*ctcd
to wltnaoa tha apood epectari* on
Um bdineh* ---------------If beach condition* a n favor,
oblo, a now record for tho 100.
mile dlatanee la In pro*poet for
tho field la tho moat formldabl*
MH*' Y
to over lino vp In a clock cat
W eel
avant, The present.mark I* 77.01
mlloa per hour set by Bmokty
»ttt*»*
Purvey of Adol, da., and Daytona
HOUSEC LEANER OK
E m MltobcU, U 0 4
Thirteen Cates
Are Listed For
Coart,» Docket
Others Are Heard At
S p e c ia l S e s s io n
Held Last Friday
nura*.
O naga
THEY CANT
/I TAKE
> S YOUR
typing. Owa typewriter.
>work only. Bos 0*8.
DELIVER NAVAL PLANES
TO Dothan or Mont,
, Phone 87W or 88!
BAN DIEGO, Calif.. July 14.
— —Flrat mate delivery of
primary training plan** for the
u . 8. Navy eras made Wednesday
> y the Ryan Aeronautical com
pany.-Tha craft will be ferried to
Jacksonville,' Fla.
ilex H. Johnson,
Ugh School Fans.
By PAUL ROBINSON
’AKETT
TOUdHty-sm/
THtADOCEW-'
otoos
CCO B u r r i s - T H C SPA
pwo
FRESH PORK . ,1b.
H am s............ I 6 V2C
Shoulders ...... 13Vic
Sides
I 2 V2C
Backbone.....16!/2c
•»mu«
Meat ....•2 lbs. 2.ric
Weiners
Red Sausage 10c
0 A ereC U o
yj&teaM
or*-me Aigrt
lOLOWK
S iaaTCj
of driving while drunk, wa* eonvietod and (inrd *200 or 90 dey*.
of which $150 waa -T-ended.
Ilia driver** Ikcnro wu*
rovokod.,
Uene Jackson, charged with
diaorderly conduct waa found
and fined $10 or .10 days.
Mae Davie, charged with
trly conduct, waa found
guilty and fined *5 or 16 day*.
A t a special to—Ion of court
on Friday, William n . Roger*,
.white, accused of driving while
{drunk, waa dismissed.
J - Charges againat negroes In*
.eluded the following:
| Rose Lee Spencer, charged
with drunkenness, estreated a
.bond of *10. Harrison Clark, Jr.,
'A a rg rd with p etit larceny, waa
Mulloy Scores
Upset Win Over
Kovacs In Tonmey
B
SEABRIGHT, N. J.. July *1
—Cff7— G anlnir Mulloy, rmootbstroking stylist from Coral Oa.
bice, registered tho first major
upset In the men's singles of tho
54th annual Boabrlght Invitation
Tennis Tournament Wednesday
whan he eliminated Frank Kovao
of Oakland, Calif., aeedod fourth,
3.0, 7-5, 0-4.
Tho victory put Mulloy In the
quarter-final round, whtr* be
joined top-eeeded Don McNalll
of Oklahoma City, s*c6nd*a*d*d
Bobby Riggs of Chicago, thirdteed* Prankl* Parker of Alta-ton*. Calif, and four other*. ,
- McNeill, national alngloa cham
pion, defeated 8eymour Green
berg of -Chicago, 8-1, 4-8, 6 -li
Riggs,
defending . tournament
shamplnn. conquered Hilly Tal
bert of Cincinnati. 8-4, 8-8 and
Parker polished off \ctcran flyd.niv B. Wood of Now York, 8-0
7-*.
Others who ralnr-l th" room’
t f right were U dlslnv Hocht of
to **• ,
charged, with speeding, wa*
handicap for daaa C ,transferred to the County. ThoPttateU.
, 1^
.. Itcaa waa also charged with lar.
i2?5f*?-eir * r*d
.T"* oeny of an automobile, and waa
• ^ t o j t n tha good time transferred
to the County.
8-8 f »r hi* cwcond trl- _||eldt Thomas, held for InveaU• U
u T
f l f f i ; . W“ transferred to the
1
Santa Monks. C a lif, Helen Ja-t
robe ef BsrkaUy, C alif, »nd Ilcl.
en Bernhard of New York, aH
gained tha aeml-flnaU easily. rfc
] H e BUJEHDOfi
Girl Scouts’ Camp
To Open August 11
t r u s t Argentina, Birbndo
mud*, Brasil, British Cut*:
tleh Honduras, Canada.
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5
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GAINESVILLE,
b arial)
J r i r 84 —
luenardaon,
*. t o N
.if?
Bonnie Bell Merhcant, held for
jnTeitlga*lon, waa dlimlsaed. Jo*
Davis, charged with disorderly
eon duct, ara* found guilty and
fto*d *11 or 4* dry*.
Old fines wem collected from
! ? . F t Z I u . Forest Stephen*. Joe Johnson,
ft.
t , Va«T J u t o Sykea Law.on and K ath w
faT* . ” 1M?_» la* John ion.
7«ta-Bam Cuff .T a e * *f the
War”
7:10 Society for the frieerv a
Hon ot Barber Shop Qoar-
tat Singing la A m e U .-
2Jl«tor Doric and tha Newr
NEW YORK, July 84— (Sow
The Shadow
rial)—Tha OW Bctmt We*tern 8rf>0
B:30
Derr*la a* Fun
Hemisphere Encampment w i l l
•non Ang. 11 a t Camp Bonnie 8:00 Olena M iller.
Brno, near flprlngfleld, Mas*,
with a capacity regUlratlon **
180 Olri Scouts from all part* ol
tha United States, ar* official del.
from 14 Weatern HcmUphetf
countries. It waa announced taday at Olrl Scout national bead,
quarters. Tho aneampment will
continue through Aug. 88.
Every section of tha • United
State* win .ha represented a t the
encampment, offklala of the Girt
Blast organisation stated.
The foreign Girl Quid**, who
Are coming to this eour
the neats of Urn Olri Bo
tha United SUtea, ar* tfk
eratet fram tha f°tl*Wta«
Ella Thomas, held for Invea-
^
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RADIO NEWS
cofcwru ■
UNQ-SX^a I
. ONdOZ-M ■
ODwrs;
Thirteen cams, only on* of
them against a whit* person,
appeared on the docket for tho
regular session
of N a M k l
Court a t tho Polk* Station Mon.
day afternoon. D. H. Burges*,
white, charged with nuking
threats, waa convicted and sen
tenced to 90 days, which waa
•u»pondcd.
r\
Cases against negroes inclod*
ed: Rand Siopcon. charged with
blocking tho aidawalk, ••treat
ed a |1 0 bond. Vancatcr Mooro,
aecuaed of disorderly conduct,
entreated a bond of flO. Ellar
Moore, charged with diaorderly
CMlduct, waa dismissed. P. J.
Junitson, charged ’ with—thruabe^i
Yoo Get Only
iTorfnl Ite e f a t
B r a n d y , C ham p a r * .
W ine, G ia, C o rd U b , e t c
Free Delivery, Fheae 8148
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
R ather Arcade
�4*
Hanford In Tfig Only Central'*
Florida City Affording Kail. 111(11111
And Water Transportation
N K W Sl'A l’t K
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SANFORD.
.■'T'r;* E aU b u a n ed l a 1908
FIX)RIDA,
FRIDAY.
JULY
25.
Member Associated Preos
10U
AIM CAPTURE OF PREMIER STALIN S SON
NA7JS
NUMBER 279
Nazi Invasion
Force Renews
Its Offensive
No Decisive R e s u l t
(rained By Either
Power Any Place,
_Uy^tonJJU.BAloae R
P re s id e n t Roosevelt D. C. Commissioner
J a p a n Reported
'\Says That Action
•C-, Of Some Kind Is
.Mobit®^,.Army_
S s t f or Tomorrow
S/avat Bases In I
Germany Raided
Other Measures
1 Lett Undecided
Malaya Defense Is
v Reinforced, Secre;tary Eden States
Further Steps W i l l
„ Depend On in te r1 n a t i o n a l Situation
Rome Claims Italian
Airplanes Sink 3
Of Britain*!) Ships
; ’ SAIGON. PRRNCH IN— July
Ifcs-«
.. ,r
IdDO-C1II.N
A lIl_TL_A ------------
«Y D R PARK. N. T. Jaly
IS, —(AP>—Ward U PreaL
deal R a cevalt from Harry IHepktea an lead-tea** Im.latm In Ragland la that « •
eryiSlag .In going alt right,
l a t a n d t MM a gram confer,
anre faday It « u net a* a t
alt whan lafaraaad dlnpafrhea
freta l.nadaa Indicated aaaie
d ia s a tb fa c tla w
wUh
Aaaerieaa retatlmta
I t H lU h -
aa
tha
Guy Maaon, 00, lawyer, and
onc-llmt newspaperman, hnu boon
named by President Roosevelt to
succeed Melvin C. tlaien as com.
missioner of the Dhtriel of Co
lumbia, w hich-em braces' Wash
ington. Mason'* predecessor died
i n ' office.
s r - s
Sayq N i p p o n
Can Fac£ America
U M F, July
Uerted
for
—UP)— Virgintoday
Indo-China
Oy shifted front Vichy to Hanoi,
capital of th o ^ French colony,
where technical (Ittails on bases
Jor Japan were to bu worked
fcoot, but in late afternoon con
d u c t was returned between tha
-Japanese ambassador, Botomatso Kate, and Francs’* vice prewiteiMforalgn minister, - Admiral
Je an . Dorian.
. I t has been 'tmdarslood T hat
Raiqr drkill* worked out a t Hanoi
would M referred to Vichy fo r
d ath at tha
it UBtaUve
^
B
Ja]
occupation.
was
toward tha gputh' and waa un.
durtaken. in-full agreement with
tha other Axis powers,
lie added that Japan is atroni
enough
to fare any U a iln
States reprisal* and that tha. Ja .
paneee mure has taken the Inluathru away from the United
Statue and Britain In building
up strategic Asiatic positions.
p, hi ‘tiling to Ucrlln. winch
claim that lie w m capture'!.
Sanford Sergegi Carrol Entertains Strange Visitor At Slot Machines
Mailed Anti-W< His Service Station This Morning Added To Pile
Card By Wheel Es M. Armitage’s
Of Aluminum
Claimed To Have Urlcnt
Ignored a recent offer uf
protection by G reat Britain, Uv
§ tale a, Chlni and
the
Approval Of Axis United
Dutch East Indies "»r*lr.,t furllw ^en cro ach b en u from \ho
\ log tha wcai
Ru--:*q I'n mler Joiof titnlin,
’. Jacob Stalin (hatleaaki
Pacific moved toward grim I 1, shown in a German pr
rwlity today with a reported mo. lnuejl thU raiUophnto. Th
bihaatlon of 1,000.000 men, while
H ien her ahlpa blanked out in
nicn«e and turned away
fro m
American ihorea.
,
- In London, Foreign Htrretnry
Anthoay Kden told Parliament
‘J rirtiln defenaa mfaatlrca in
Malaya have already been rn .
4 ’resd" to counter a “potential
threat" of Japanese occupation
i f French I ndo-Cliina. . . .
From Singapore tame word
Nephew Reported
Opposition To Enti
Of United Statj
Into War Soug
Branding Japan'* move in
French Indo-Chinn as n thgrat
to American security and a alcp
toward further nmqui i. th*
United States hlntcil at strong
counter measures yesterday Mid
S
S i^ U m A S V t
Inilles and tha Philippines
From Pres'dsnt* Roosevelt cam*
some rlatreUIUng about why the
United State./ had lint bqvrti.fnre
shut off- aa nil shipments to
lapan—all In. tlte pure tense.
Ha told a civilian defense
group bluntly that this policy
waa designed to make It linnee.
esssrv fey Japan to gu duwa to
Ihe East Indies far oil—iml the
President mid. " It hus worked for
At Icfit onu ut Senator ;iiurton K. Whcclor'a p o A f ftild*
asking citizen* and sd'lft** to
write t» President HoMo’vah tha)
they oppose \J. K. entry Itin Ihti
European war had been received
In Sanford, It w i^ l<g>rn^JL toj
]
,
,
|
.
.
,
aay r
r;
The card was addi«**e.| t<>
Philip M. Vkkery, 30t. Wen (
Third S lrrct, who is n »<-rgean' ,
with the r.Mlh Infantry Ml L.'"*<•1 i |
Ulamliiig.
,
About tha also nf a long bu
i
lm'»* envelope, - tho
egril
tgf ut flu I'oticc Slnlioh.
I Sofim.l, Vi',1 flmi'lt. M'frt’lury
• »»r lh«* F « ii.M ) f'sii • LiV I miip J
n lifi'.n’j
tariri’i rvpn^iM'nllng
wo • j
mailed postage fren under th- ,
senator's frank. On the front »11,
the rnnl, In a box aureoun led by I
••( Hit* i l
• ItlllM. T K
3 “*
stand In
t
Japsnree oe.
v . and an;
lodo-f hlnn
preparation
’illreetly
..ink three moro ahip* totalling
37.000 tons In re ttritiah convoy
ill the M nlitcrrnnran, a fte r (Ink*
m g 'fiv e ahlpa the tiny before.
Y esterday'* llusso-Gcrinan wag
hulletina imlicatcil the
German
offensive
was
substantially
.lalln l. The German* officially
clainu'il progress only In general
tn m » —"in »plte of difficult roaita
ami Mining local resistance.1*
The Soviet cnnimnp.l’* day
communique pictureil the Red
nrmlea n i utamllng In Ilia Mania
ulil. unrbangnl area* —the I’ol.
nUk-Nevel-Smolensk triangle on
the Momcow front; I*oikhq« be^
low Iwningrail; Zhitomir aliHnC
the Kiev flout.
The Keil armies were declared
to lie rlinglng yesterday to ut)«
breached buttle position i on I ha
right, left mill ren tg r n fter > 1
ilayi of uncoiling (Jermnn sasaulf
! Atlulf llii. f tu l» i i»l tc'ftl ut unit
•iBut front- his past-lens* di*.
evasion of AmerWah met.,ode In
seeking to keep peace If the
Suuth Pacific, some ahsettare
drew thn Inference that the
President n j * mlgkl U< ready to
impose a ' full embargo on oil
shipment* to Japan and take
attack un J.ipan
lea, acting roerat
itch also appeared
Housewives Mnv Hurl
Rots At Likeness
Of Hiller In Bin
.
A ow U lrt r n M
•'ll
th e
ItiiH sian-C erm art
" a r fro n t. London
rep o rt*
-<aiil to d a y th e N az i invnaion
arm iori h ad ren ew ed th e ir o fte n siv e alonir th e e n tir e Him .
hut th e r e w as " n o decisive
re su lt trained bv e ith e r side
at a n y place."
In th e C hannel n ir .war,’
U A. F . pilots re p o rte d th a y
h“d left great fire* raging In tiw
Herman naval base* of Klei anil
P.indcn ami aim hail attacked
Wilhclmshaven in Nail-held Hols
land, anil France.
' »
Ranie announced Italian plane*
Herman!) Deny 'Fwo
Marshals Removed
NEW YORK, July 21, —W >~
.oar own »oH,-' and 'add*, o.i rha German • radio Thursday
government asb* u« to |ir. .
night denied Russian reports thot
democracy abroad by cvantl> g
Field . Marshal* von Hrauehltsch
dictatorship In our own ruun -y ■ad K tllcl' had been removed
Saeretery .of War RUnv^n v. - because of n n r i n In tho wnr
.gainst tiuula anil at tho same
time scoff'd at an older Russian
■amor that the No. 3 Nazi.
WelthctnarihaF fleering,-wa* tn a
oneentratlnn eamp.
The hroadcaat heard hern hv
opened with n reoort Ihht
ami Adolf Hitler had
Germany'* top airman,
•• n lu it ir u n i r iT r iv m if
>vb> »«i'h l" di'imli' I
l used nl i " i.m now will hive
the mill 'l uNm ; o f of ')Jthng
tholr pm-, pan- or keltlei nt n
striking liio'iHgs of (he tieim au
leader, it '«ss siiltnl.
The faigi't. nliich -hows the
Nasi fUt In• r In ■> brown military
uniform. » a » - te e d . Wmlnasd-*/
a t the regular simot of the Get*
('lull.
The
slot
nischmos
wsre
smashed and pl uril in the cen
tral receiving bm on I’-irk Avtnun opp" il« the t 'Ity im ll and
the Police Station. The aluminum
iHry conti in will ho r.ilvageil
anil turned .iiVrr in tho governmenl.
Governor Holland . yeatenlay
uigeil low enforcement offlrlals
to give lot machine* they had
seised to the aliimlnnm drive
i and thi< hns hern done in oth
e r citir. in the state Inside Han
ford.
A fter the atnnilum lit sortod,
; It will be ^hipped to a sm tfl.tf,
, which will pay fnr the sernp
i a t nrlcra alrcmlv fluiL -T hic guv.
r em inent will uso tho money to
I buy plane, for tho Ar> y and
Ing tho o b jectiv e Ton to
percent of all planes rU rt
out ir« being clt*trojrc»l# he a
Russian night fighters, h# n
“not only meet enctny plane*
from th* city but m-gaga bm
drains To Take
ipg To Maneuvers
ANTA,
J u ly
« .
* n '^ ^ d ^ r n l r e l su n re p e .
that German-Flnnlah troop*
~ < * !~
rc tro s a '
rvmeata. w ere., eompleted
lay Ire Capt;
declaration that only 3 to 4
Marion 1^-
It, rail tranaportotten offl1 tha fharth corps area
rmsster's office, to trena
mer* then l-’.-'OO officers
ihlr hem* stetloa* In Geornd Flerkte to th# centre!
an* taiaaav tr are* later
8. A. I*. Streamliner
Hit8 Freight Car
70K T LAUDERDALE. July 15
— — The- Seabosrel Air Line's
New York to Miami etrcamljnrr.
th a Silver Meteor, (truck an
Flood Gondltiona Of
Training Britishers S t Johns Im pede
JACKSONVILLE, July 25 —
Ralph Wight of
*
(AV— The Nsvy Joined tha A r. Clyde^M*Kinney of Oriaada, fl
dry Thursday In training uerisl
fighters In Florida for Brititn'a
R. A F„ bringing to moru thin district engineer affk a l» T S
T60 the total of British filer*
a freight csr here Tipreday.
2 OereTen L- B ar) Cy,. general
eeperheUndcnt « f tl M mad. said EoglUkmc-n. who landed in Care
M m *f the nasaou M l received ads' recently, reported to tha
Nsvy Air III*Uow»f here eyd st
'if f ’
�> ............
.
d -i '
JU tT
U , 11^1
STALIN’S
London D I bcI o
Naval Bases ]
Homo Claims |1
Airplanes Sit
Of JfrKaht’i
war front. London rent
Mid today the Nail Innu
armlaa had renewed Uielr
fcnalve along the entire II
but.*he”
> .dad*
result gained by either I
at'an y place."
In the Channel air jt
It. A. F. pilots reported tl
Premier Jt
• officer* a aid ooldkra, In a /b a ttle
pantor forcfA undor command of
hail left p u t flree raging In
litod 'With the coup.
(Jarman naval baaaa of KM
F.radvn and alao had ettac
WUhclmahavan In 'Nail-bald 1
land and franco.
Roma enaonnoad Italian pl«
tank three n o n ahlpo total
a t,000 tone ta a British eon
In tha Mediterranean, I t t i r a
lU6p Just till
Inc five «hlp» th« day befori
reading hla
Yeatanlay'a Ruiao-Gcnnan 'j
bultatlna Indicated lha GWfl
offorulve
talmai wander in tliu
ttailed. The
»d. 111*0 a dog to li«
claimed prog
much at tent loo, but
M again, he taw It
>tha g ian t Hh.tna
Two davcIiipmenU
affoetlng
dovrlmimenla
■ tho goo. F .I JK die collection of ca»t-off alumi
I walked out at tha num fof th a t gocarnmant’a doelotoil tho door befetiei effort ihcdried In Ban
der today. ■} '
low Leningrad| Zhttoi
rta A ndenon,' chairman of
etw m e n oat it*..-----r .
drive, Seven battered idol mt* #to a ba
clinging yet ter
chlnea "aclied In raid* aoveral [breached
potlM
year* adn and alncu kept In etor* Tight, loftbattle
and centa
aga a t tho P olka Stntlon.
dayt of tmendlng Oor
Bacand, Mad Bmith.' tecrotary ag*lnit which taa de
of tha Bemiiialnjnm Mob. loaned
A f ' a poopla**.
a life -ill- target rcproaentlng
illty of an
Adolf H iller bo b-i placed a t ono
Soviet t
of tho lluco aluminum roeriving Mint atlll
“ ■L V m
wlnh lo donoto
hero they
Mtught J»(f
now will have go, and ___
but had to
lUro of hurling ffonalvo waa pictured
nr kettle.* nt u ig in failure.
atrtklng Id.-r
of tho Gorman
atoitkoy had been leader, It wa
____
B
» U n t il • y X l r n l u y ,
The target.', which ahriwa tho
tra ru fe rtv d
to Naal furhr. r u r n brown military
uniform, wua? u*cd Wednrtdny
Itlaml a t lh« regularfahoot of Ow Quit
f Vl»l- Club.
id
T ba,‘ i l o t '' machine*
warn
amaahod nml .blared In (ho con.
tin t M
receiving
bm on Park Avo*
elvin* bln
i ( r o d . nun Opposite.
ppnoaila. thi< City Hall and
c n lla t- Iho ffelico Station.
Hon, Tho aluminum
Rhfauc tla y conti.i®
eonti.lm”’ wtl
will bo tulvagod
Burned otfer
re a d y
MUU«I
i r t unhurt
Holland yceterday
iterday
Tha defmac,
nfurrrment officials ■ound gone and
d hla
machlnoa they bad
M t) k aluminum drive
I* ha* boon dono In cib*
ra In tha alata baalda Ban*
Slot Machines
Addejd To Pile
Of Ahuninui
Housewives May H url
i Pots A t Likeness
*tat ton a
Kind b>m
tr, walk*
w in d ow *
Officer of Dlitrlct
. waa graduated
Jalvenlty in Mooa. took an officer*1
the btlU o' of
• of hla l
lied In actl
In Syria,
Montreal 1
fcGlhboa la
Late# a ct
wounded 1
ft
ir tho alumina*
'b e ahlppad to
wOl pay for
V
la eorted,
a •mcl.w,
tho aernp
Thn gov.
vulwbl" to
y.to roleo*.
�J Y •-??l
M im w h M m
^ 0 1 TWO
i
«m
w
FRIDAY; JULY
» r u m m t'
J J O N A L G E N IU S ,
SAFETY
is o u r d u ty u
tailing Hitler an "A ntkhriit which
id HslJfax. BriChristiana to fight with all our ‘power'”
_____Ambassador
__ ________ ___
___ United
_____ Slftes,
___ T, . w f l d M M K a
tlah
to the
. k iU la's war alias la a stats tota l addriaa®d ta tb® AtrurU
ean people iand published recently In the Woman a Home
, nun.
Cumpanfan.
yf • » T re e men,
—• not slaves;
~—*-*- free nations, not German vassals; a community of nation*,i, freely co-oper»tirtg for the
' the new amt better
food of all those are the n
,j_ - - “
British people
i iee,? he writes In
a statement aYlng' a ntroha
follows hi' fi under the lit)
F o r” :
Corps .And
rmy Vacancies
Urn mid-summer f8*tin I .
Said Unlimited
G riffith
Fm ural
"
r “Wh*t do we mean when w« say that we are fighting
for freedom? We want to he able to Hre our own lives
as we like; and not have to look over our shoulders all
the time to see if tbs Gestapo is listening. We want to
worship God as we like—and this religious freedom,”based
on conscience, we will not
something that you can hai
to. Hitler, ‘So
in German;
fulfilling orIhdt peopl
ht or wrong.
L OANS
wete strictly ' limited, lie was o
welfare of Germany. He had lid cl
bon. But steadily his appetite gi
JULY
a s.
1M I
V 0 B K FDR TODAk
' M THK FOOL WHO
[1 IN. H ia HEART THERE
HO OOD: In the beginning
crested tb# heavens am) the
t,—Gen cut* 1 : 1 .
COUNTRY ROADS
(From The Lyric)
Already w# see
_______
___
j ’fhafloWg'bf htouelf.
that he has established In, Central and Northern Europe.
Fol Hitler. force has become the flnaj ru k of |he destin
ies of men ahd of nations. Germany baa the force; Bence
Germany alone mart decide how the nations are to ftvo
togethtf.
”What matter If they do not Ufcf ft? Man In his view
Is a frail creature, fallible an t made to obey, and will
won learn to obey his master. According tb Hitler, old-
' alee* with heweta where men
m want’d fe r company.
LS?Sft
r they a r e reentry roeile
11
of
1 ***
• to. run wall ovwTa hit
bra.
j>...
v i c .i m 7. . .
,
^Ihlrt ^ d rtJo to ,t£ i£
It ohmring A
iiater Vacate I® order u>
ta® niha*r sh+ctago.
•r
S
t » n u ie
Ihat ttn British ar. gi*.
ne, Hitler, who ordains them. That Is the fundamental
challenge of Antichrist,’which it is'our duty as Christians
to fight whh all our power.
"The people* of tha British Commonwealth, along with
ill those who lave truth and 'justice <and frceitoai, will
never accept thfb new prorM of Hitler's. Free men, not
d a v m ;'fre e nations, not German vassals; a community
of nations, freely cooperating tor the good of all; these
ara the pillars of the new and better order that tho Brit
ish people wish to nee. And I hope that my country,
which leads tha fight today to prevent the tmmcusurablo
human tragedy which Hitler's victory would mean, will
be the one to point the way for all peoples to a better
life.
"We can welt be of good heart when we survey (be
prospect. Hitter may plant the Swastika where he will,
but Unless he Can sap the strength of Britain tbs foiinbuilt ou sand. In their heart#
peoplen-th at- hr~hgg I
i his attacks may bo broifn on tho defease* of
blow. Wo hkall' aadu
disappoint thsm. Than will cum® the day of fla
inf wh°n HI tier’s mad pbuis for Europe will b®
hy tho unconquerable passion of (Ban for free
‘The people o f ’the United f ...............
■>«" homo fa order to surrender
have judged hh vlsip*; they teg
pet of full®,' bht poITcV' n policy of
mssaaga
w mankind the onAtrsliment of
U under
•'certain
«*»««■
1*
tMk®
n y ovsr
kmmMUgw that grehl people pr
any of
DWfSUBCONTRACTING ACCELERATES:V
EFENSE fWOUCnON . . . ^ “
A
who ha* an eighth ernd* edu
cation or a m
who ran {naa
the n w iaa ry Intelligence test
it ellgibio far' cnlWtmrot in tha
Air Owy* providing he •» »»hr ia lw qtoNfWJ for enliatmont.
Enlistment* for the ' ether
branch** of the regular Army
are made nnowlgned. that Sa
they are not assigned to any
specific branch i t that of «*ifftmrot but they ran be aaaur.
rd that they will be placed in
the tranch for which they are
h « l railed, after they ere ctae•itied at the reception ranter,
Col. f o h r said.
Generally
(peaking
appHcaate must meet, tha following
requirement* to enlist la tha re
gular Army: B* not tr*« than
IS and not more than 36 year*
of age, tad if less than St must
M rs the written content of
their aatrnU. They must bn at
teael If** feet tall and weigh
not lea then IDS pounds, of good
moral character and habits, be
fr*n from say organic • disease,
tingle Jnd Without dependent*
and bn citlsen* nf tb* United
States
For' further Information call
at tho •n -arest army recruiting
office: Colombo* and Macon,
< k | V iet sonTUI*. Wain I, Tnmna, jnd Orlando, or writ* to tha
V- K Army _ rec ru itin g rolfhw.
To ffavc Bust Army
I S
Plnns<niSOatiesin
9Ntc* arm hoping Q »
onrtion to moke tanks
i£*tiS3J
wonid, Mai. Gem J*h® C. Bn*
ra d e ro w sk l, th e f i
mhm\, top „U» theU kd the other day a t the age of
|i Meran ’cede, tier-1 ‘I lov® life” and yOQ might Wttf
aa* kaw lhsif been so smUiemh1saccessfo? Jrt
W S * |A " * u m S b ^
^
thtoppy: And yet Phd
And TCI th* Jnond undured more probably in sorrow i id suffering than
idenlpa.
,
I peopts.
' »'
',**
s able to f tv t
i sorrow MMRjfai
nOd l* thn *i«r*r |«u(fnlng from earllMk ehlMh®od*
a ’deism sf tto*vi [aord fa ts soaa* of tb f chief tr* |« d l
'Paderewski's mother Wfat Bfafdercdf
iMRcd and hia gnm dfathst'gxllad during
»» for, freedom when he was three yean
M n d e rs
ihjrllon
aaeat Plan*.
MOB
F IN A N i
�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
PAGE
H IRER
Southern
Receives 2 Awards Three Freight Cars Of Food Will
LAKCLANIX July
LOURINE BEA L. R oddy E ditor
lal
British Aid Group
Calendarj' Packs 47th Carton
f.Ai.
►\P e no n a l 5
Friends s f Harold U tm il will
be glad to leara th at be la re
cuperating from a recent Illness.
*. J. E. Gradick
their huaaa guest.
Mb* Jtm*m Uurdca plani to
■pend the weekend a t Zhiytuna
Beach with friends.
2.->—(Spe
cial)—Florida
Southern
ColIhreo-measbcr
delegation
to thw biennial coni r u t km » l
A lpla Chi Omega sorority a t
Paaadsna« Caflf.. returned
this
i « k with tw o awards. a M «
cup tor Um heat chapter papor
in natiotewido competition awl
a irrsp -to o k to r <rcond place
in a «ki» coolest coaductad dur
ing the coavaatloa.
Mia* Laurie Speer a t Arcadia,
president of Southern • Beta Omieron chapter, vo< offoctal de
legate. Accompanying her waro
K iu Irma Zebamlon. Plant City,
and Miaa Ruth Jinks. Cubyotlt.
Ga.
/
Defense Bond Quiz
Q. How leng will-dr fence bond*
and itampn br on tale?
A.
Indefinitely.
Secretary
to be a continuing effo rt. Ite
nuccrea will he nioastin-i by tier
number of person* ..king part.
a» well a t by tin * -lo-mt sf
mcney rained, which is now in
exre** o f 1 7 8 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Q. la th e p u rc h a se o f
William Wieholdt
Married Ruth Pugh
the Red Croca In . tf*
Hah. from
9.28
H JO ’A. M.
■
A.
~
In • quiet caramony which was
performed on Swlm-ilnr* July ID
In Charleston, 3. C., Mi*n Ruth
Pugh, daughter of M r^and Mr*.
C. H. Pugh, heeatnr the bride of
W illiam Wieholdt. ton of Mr ami
Mr*. Wiebeldt, of Sanford.
The double ring rareaaony w n
perform ed by the Rev. f.uther
K night, pastor of tho f k s i Bap-
xnvinge bomla and stam ps comMm. Joel Field left last week pulaory?
A. A baoltitrly not. TuichM " «f
for Crniior, N. C. wberw ahe i-»
employrtf by the American Frutf honila ami 'tam p " rrp n -.fn t vol
untary aetirn on youi |..>rt. When
Growen.
you buy them von tik< you*Mrs. C. A. IUiar» U raportvl -land In th-* .•inka • f the na
a* being much iinptowrd from a tional defense pngtiam. You Jinrrern t ilW * at h tr home in tomnllcaliy w io n e n .l.nreboWor in your pivcrom i nt.
South Sinfnrd.
*'
Note:— To huy defetuns band*
ifr. an«l Mm. Robert C. T ay and etanipj, *o t • tin* ncareat
lor ami twit tone o f Orlando wen- poet office or bank, or write to
recent visitors of Mm. Tkylor’i- the Treaeuror of the R ailed
Staten. W aah. igtoo, l». C., for
mother, Mr-. lU ttie CotfTrcy
an order fonu.
Mrs. Julian Ponder baa rvturacd home from F art Volley,
Ga.. where she spent several
Assessment Valuation
M^y Exceed 2 Billion
„ M rs.
A.
T.
M cR ry a o l
goes to MaryelUo, Term,
tit with her parents
PPT BIRTHDAY
[m.^T. D. lnnbinet
Edward Kimball
Mrs. Pat U n le r
Itoy Bp nrkmnn
Alfred Kricson has returned
to Miami i-vter visiting with hfa
mrenta, Mr. ami Mrs. Alfred
Criceon a t tlp u ln .
TAI.LAI1ASSKK. July » , —
(AV—FlorkU’o 1941 tns aaoeas.
ment valuations of real snd per
sonal property may excead |5L150,000,000.
F irst reports from county ta*
assessors
indicate
a four-fold
Mr. ami Mm. Howard Harris
returned yesterday from Nor.
walk. Conn., New York City and
Workington, B. C., where tLey
spent a 10 day vacation.
NFW ARRIVALS
Friends of Mlsa Lillian Cam
eron will regret to learn that
•ho aadorwoat an appendectomy
in Iho Fernald-Laughton Mem
orial Hospital on Wcdncadsy.
A. McGraw an.
of a daeghtrr
the Fernaldil lloapitoL
htOJara lo
I e iin v
Miaa M urM P etanoo. Mias
Spots, Oliver S laptar, C
Hiumton, George Dekle an
Johnson.
Tho two MRkmth dollar to be
loaned by protomtioa credit as
sociations will bo included' to the
iwsn o f Martin Paulson, approv
ed th is week by th e loaa com.
dhy by Ralph B.
lAlPt Of IU
Credit Aaoociatioa
•Inc#
Mr. r
have uao far hla
•egg tho weekend by Until,
rd who U stationed a t
Var art* well bnl tt
Br PVT. BILL SYMONS
f'AMP BLANDING, July 25 P faff continued, lb
»Sp»-iel)— T hrrv freight car* s i g n e d t o gift* «••!«!•
Ine.lrd with ton* of fr>«h meat. Uhment they need. *
Vegetables
and nnn-perishnSI a bean*—but then- \
foods left thru large cantonment a meal of jit«t h.
thi- wffk to be rushed to Tho- mg rl«* We’ll .•».%ftin-villc. Ga.. Andalusia. ‘ Ala . tv eat. ’ be *m«t
Wax n«t*l*ort> and N atrhrs. Mi**..
m that the 31*t (Dtxlei
camping In the** chi***1
•vcftneht en rouU* to aO »hv
Bpineuvpri in I oum uhi wfli W e
in ittquAt# footl supply.
\tn»T'llnf to
Cap
Julian
Dixie I>ixi«ion v.pply *»f
fin r thi* large volume of f.n**|
will K# augmented hv *M|»p*l***
pur h* t i | from loral t-fme-ind.
R«''->r»4 for toMiera * »i| to* on
Kn »•.1 M tHrue place* 21 ho'irN
bef'in* the troops rid* into town.
T'»ti infantry reirinifM'i, th«»
12l»H of Florida, Ih* IJWth «*f
ledtii'Niana ami \ *nmll pailfitt of
th« toHth loetliral rvgim ev
*f p*r**sM»ncJ frt>n. fiv r IM\n»
'at**.—. wtfTI travel by tro»n durv.
pli. ** f.ir thc*e troop* w»l» In*
ifriwu two Hav* In adviuv.* Me.it*
will t*«* prepared ir. *iv. •i,,l tit*
( h* it < ir* by army cn»k« i n mnti*
l»t\ Pr’tiifcr. \jk .% wii »*• tin*
lr«• i \»il1 to* ldvimackod f.»»• ih**
c»‘ »' i\» w.ii a imm. In tdditmn
lo
IlUfp u|ip|l|\ »»f
lo t i,
P#«m p m habit* g»w*«ln will or .t»r
fit'll «1*0 to be HTUll littop-t
th* f»r*l day they arrive n. I.ou.
GENEVA
•
K • « ' ni gbl
ai
»b*
when
H ivotuir
lro«*b»
ir * a
cn
ilittrth u to c
lo i t i r I'M t m n t n h i * c r f o r m >rtit r u n i t -igc— i n i t f t p t i w f f
irriv**
h h i U'.
r<*g*iu« fPiil a i i p p l v officer-* will
drntr t rough rnlions for thi* fol rl
l o w ti g
'Inv.
D u rin g
I ho
m gltl.
ftte.11 il| hr ili*tribut*d %«• it»f • alt* t» ibvn in rompaHM.-* r. ntiy
fur priparatiuii the n s it «l.»y.
Tb* tiia*trr menu, irmlc u p 4»v
•fourth trmv rnrp^. rati* f*»c »»
hc^\\ b r r a k fi* f and Mupprr n il
» light lunch T h i* |in*.*tifv v. ill
kr f«*ll**wgd wbrn Irnojih f l r .*l«*t*
K»*lv **uinigr«l in
wnr
gnm***
Wluli* tiueha iu*h uv**r l*>* b u b .
iw;u frt*ni unc cntr.ping plurt* t»»
*n*'*b. r tT*ok« will b«* liip f pit*
p tn n r b**f rnr;il» >n ‘»H*ci»l g:i%olito ».tngr^••IiIinm will o«* nfr »dt*rftl »•»
firld rntiitn* f*»r ?• I first Ibv*
Inoiuan, »li- \ I \f«.r:o«
\l-« K triiani I c-F*l*. I(i< Inn I
I.rvy.
Ml**
Nugiin.i
V trh*»i
oligb N|in* Maig m I 1 d|»*p|H*r,
John and Frank .\nd«*r*« Juim Henry
Brown.
M.n.
,
hrun.-v ami l>.ih«‘| I.1 K1U, It*-:
ly Vsrbtimurh*
llarlsc » J*au
Flyui and Shirt* y Uimuii**.
Ml* I k»ri* I'nri.im m<| \|rw
.Mi»r\ Kutimi > t'n n n u u i i
mid
tla u tfb lrr.
Nuin ' . *d
l»»y«t»n.t
I k i l t ll.
'| H * nt
llu
M i l k ) II I
Wi l l i
BE
SAFE
AND]
ECONOMICAL
B u y the B est
Willkie Calls For
Positive Delousi
Tired o n e
Mr mill Mr* Ik \ %ii«*vell
Mr*. A A
Mornn and Mi«y
J ean
Mornn
wendtuuir
i|ue«t* of Mr und Mi- B i Mur
pi y Nmiihf.
< i llow tll und W II. llu
Huniig n iin n ivt r*«
In - 1 ftd
u(
hrt'tid *oM Jrt wdl c it tl.iH li' i Mr|| i.f «‘nlinuliia. S i , at**
J T.
Cdptnlti t’faff F4fM l.ril that Ibt* visiting tbvir > i'in , 'I
||*w h*rdlsch nr fii'M brr0*l M Mrl am. Jr.
Hut uitniiKitnbli* •*lt*w th* b'
I tlllN l ll. i n Ml H
lurmul mil by Ibt Army t*» *!•»*
TAI I AHAh’SHV . lely
Tbura •« uo i 'll inripc*!* b*ttrc« ti
t/l"
Iho Florida \ pi •<e it t lei
the* brr.»d :»Ut| ‘.hilt trrv«H? dui
t'oum-il. which h a. i barge ol
lilt* th»* lust w»r."
Mi*mi- ulnunnl fur ih** iitn r u . training skilled worker, for de
lense industry, will ineel S a tu r
day in Tampa.
Army Training la Serious But It
Has Its Lighter Side, Writer Says
, WASHINGTON—Our arm y in
Mlsa Bette Wathen, Mis* V ary training may bo aa serious aa all
Wat hen and Miss Doric Sue W it. g atsiut, but it hsa its lighter aide,
too,
i r e been plowing
through
weekend a t Ceronudo Bcc.it and
scores
of arm y camp papers—
New Smyrna.
dailies, weeklies and mom b ile
tnloaographcd
William Bennett of Laltrlnnd everything from
hsa been the guest thLs week itf four.si vetera to prwfk-nmking
Harper a t the hnwic o f ’printed dalliea, with paid adverMiaa J _______
her parents. Mr. and Mm. E. C. tlelng. And I ran report that
most
he-anld.ihmantd-he-sai-1
H arper, ta Rom Coart.
Jokes are the a ease aid Joe Millet,
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Campbell th a t ware around whan the bo'and the
have as that* guvsta this week floated * o f f to Cuba
Mm- Camgkall’a brother. & If. Philippine!. BUT fanny situstfen humor ia i n ’ the' aaddle ami
nothing funny happens that isn’t
given the green light for general
Mr. and Mr*. * Roy Ft
? years have left Fort Valley;
and a r t w e located a t Spar
hove, * C w h en Ma. 8 year
employed by the Americas |
Army Will Spend
Supply Troops En Route To Games Over Millon Foi
F in N lifirt £
lr«U b*i4mHHU
iS ftjftr.'
Aaathar front tLw Army Times,
town a befuddled tratoee dash,
g shout after taps aad meaning
>n Heatenant! *1 hwww its after
Ip*, (ir, Bah I camouflaged my
wt and mrw 1 rmaft fW lt."
Thw Hkkhaai llfghlighte, from
•watt, aad Tka JungW Cat, puhcation of tho Uth Eamjaaer. in
i caught tba spirt! o f the
lea. Moat of th eir cartoon*
sultry aad although not too
king foe earn* of the sophitg a migmsisMfp m fit subt a t a fam ily newspaper,
tho funny situation depart-
REEL BARGAINS
and find himeelf face to face
with tho .Major General
There also »«< l*vl. Steve
Kowatrh who hnmiK'd off to
Nashvillu on leave, went t» a
hotel and demanded the softest
laid they had in the plare. He got
it, for |2 , found it was so oft
ho couldnt get lo sleep and s|a-nt
iho night on tho floor.
Tho Dispatch (at Lamp Hub
erts. Calif. )tells of a private
who had been In camp a month.
K m y night, right after dinner,
bo wont to barracks, undressed
wanrity and rolled into bwl. Ono
ntfht, when- Ua tunkmutc was
iilongeldc, ho oald: “Say soldier,
if Wa aver do have an easy day,
reafad me to stay up ami h eir
tana, will yon?”
Then there was a private on
K. K , who, asked by the ’'cookie',
if hw had ever had any eip< riencc
peelinr potatoes, said: "■'xuiw, I
HMD r i y i h o u t h Ds-luxi
Si’tlait. N t'w T ir w
ED COMFORT
1D3S I*tym outh iJt-lu
Si’il.in
..............
lD.iV I’ly m o u th Di-luxt- l-tlim r
(Ittr ntock o f | j o th e r U te ntmlrl iim-«J
can* a r t f a r above Ihe u v eru i’u.
-S argesnt—'NVhera Is
of your gun V Rookie
Barge, this la all
iu.
T h e ab o v e r a m cu rry th e R e d (lu n ru n lee
A ad the ooa about the fanner
wbd complained to the comn|anIry th a t ho wanted hla son aent
neat# right away because l a wa*
.-stling soft from cosy work and
too much loafing.
f l a t , la oao form or another,
iia« been used In nearly every
■ a n . American Lagiontmitee will
'elk sow that it, Ilka many other*,
waa Just a* good 24 year* ago.
Bah-aw ware a tel e f -tnoa* being
told by same of our Mgbeat-poid
iom oduna of radio, stage and
Dodgc-Plymouth Dealers
801 W. I ll 81. ---------- ----------- Sanford. Flu.
A wide im iitm s u
of le n to sad now
style pUitic frtm ea
VAOAIOND
AC.“x:*or
b a tso ry .
H
8S
saw
6 ta b s * .
AC-DC or
battery. .
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ibama Coach' Abbe Pierre f;
lays Draft To Takes First Win
Hit_AU Alike At New York Race
COMING
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-
OKMOHCTT. Abu, July,
NEW YORK. Jaly U r - W _r*V-Co*ch Jack M ca*W af Abb. Plerr*. with a rrxord of dm
• ni predictDil yaatcfday th* tw M d pine* In 14 »Urt* eorcyiag
t woold affect «U S M t W - teat y « r and Ihb, won th . O i w
£ * 5 u £ r £ d h ? C*ea W *
V tttttr d u tr.
US3 Corry. i
tn the w atrrt
Irt-wll:
rrr at .Chartei
SSgH
T h u W ^ T l - ' Im par^T boro. I
hr tttoraoir) I . u ld ,ul( on the
k.r£ . * i C 4V . •» ■•Member,. ta n .
i 'tto
o looo
a home nhoto
would h are/
low s”*
W w a r e r r ro m r o f th o a m a l-
column
finish, with Mr*AUc* Sherman a Orry Wolf haw
ing to tha EnglUh-brtd uletor by
lu
a b itd . »
r Sim AWim*,
the Alabama Journal,
team* In tha Soutbaaatara
ranee carry Urga football *addle while ha waa try in rtp poll
OTl.l’ft2 A S lS ®
BftK
S
hack tn tha raca, which waa won
Mid
J?" nf
In
M «Ml?
“ * ‘V
at lk«
U m prmerlbud
by law.
.JT
.?« r ^RT7,Bn onDfcnw)
•bat th l. •td .r Of aabllrottoa b.
dKgltAtMIo^u
l £ AW »w
wUH
IwfMW
0^li
Wf*xo
Conn, on OcL 7, IPtO, whUo attempting to raacna a compan
ion from an airplane which had
crmihed and b a n t Into flams*.
pabllabad oar* a * H k f*f foar
(«) roHMcotlT* w**fca la Ihu'Muford Hr mid. a N«*ayu>*r »ubll*a«d la Banlao'l* Caumr. Ftof-
Oct
Herein fait *•(.:•» a deem* P»«
eoafeaao wUl be ontared aaala.t
yaa
WITNKJUI my Mod and tha aaat
•f lha l a l d p a m . at Baaferd
Florida, Ula lath day of Jaly.
A. fa. 1>1L
• ■
Ik F. HKIUTOON
da Cterh of aald Court.
Ityt A. M. WEEKa
(RKA1.)
LIcu trnant-Commtnder Cony waa
botn^ht Quincy,
by Dr. Stick*. Portct waa aaeond
■Xw Flying Mint third. Paul JCelpeTnaarnt* a doable aetrid# tha
wtonar.
Tha handle at Empire City to
day wai $713,205.
KUSTll
Euitla
to tbla
acren I
much more than the half-doirn
or more it now look. M If meat
a i r of th# loam* might Iota, be
fore fraahmen wocld hay* to b*
H u t c h i m s o i ; ^aL
Pr(trti*£r Mis *ua/ SAfKX
•
tM
©pertaxr Hf$RS —\
— -m&i (*joa RAAlcyprice
might luv* to fall upon fmh-
man to play thl* coming aoaaon,
but I aht Mira thl* will not hap-
t« Shloct From
OfckmoblJe For*
tr u n k 8 m
-------- 1295.00
P tym outh Town
i ------Plymouth
275.00
FRBDOV
. .
e* “s2nuf0of the amalter achoolt
MF»mouB
for
ilr Dealing”
J|JM A P9VI '/£AJt*A6o A do Mft
McNeil, Parker
vmmer. m u 11
TO 0 KCONTINUB TRAINS
MONTGOMERY, Ala., J a ly tS ,
—(A7— Th# Soulham railway
■yatrm will be-authorized t o dl»conilnu* operation* of sUT baaaanger train* arming north Ala-
I t now look*
Tncklo
.
Captain Prancla
Moniro*.
and
uni
b* Inducted Into
to Unci* Bam.
aa if Guard N
and AlUrnato
Crlmmlns, End
back ;:.J
Jim Sima,
“
Yoarout might
tho army. . . .
•Jt w. lo.o all of that* boy.,
It would h urt u* lot*. But I bo*
liar* that the draft will alfact aQ
of tha taama about tho mom . . •
Wo .now count on I I tetter****
raturning and tha* will be tha
backbona of our 1041 dub. . .
.uif&r
MtwNEWtnin
fast running out, and
Parker, until now th*
M hour in amaizur tin .
blasted out af tho I4lh
mbrlght lavtutloa toninmant Thumday In a
upaata that left the
Id with only vnk af IU
4:00 Baaeball Storaa
4X5 BUte Employment Bar
4:15 Howard and Shelton
4:20 U. P. Now*
4:30 Boatham Crateo
7:00 Cteadia
7JO Proudly Wo Han
7:63 Elmar DavU and th* h
K-.00 Hport* Reporter
4:04 Let* Go Piahlng
*:20 Monte Room
4:30 Hollywood Premier* ,
0:00 Pant Houaa Party
■AT lymphonattaa •
0:46 Nawa
law* o f th*
tho World
10:00 Edwin a Hill
10:10 Boh Trout
10:11 Dane# Orchestra
10*30 Benny Dunham Orxhr.tr*
11X0 Union WttU, Now*
1IXS Teddy Powall
11X0 Hal Grayaon Danes Orchastra
11:16 Praaa Nawa
13X0 Big* O ff '
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, CortOate,' He.
»
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
*5K*’.iTr7.7j!&
^SHISSLSS
tnraay) I* **W a»*t^»a_tha nrat
!e7.’.':^,5rasii'.‘.v“7s
any. >» th. Blll ef Cb*m»i)t t
■aid vult at -.the «*"•# prwwitb—
IT IS F tn r in u tn o u m a i n
that tbla a r4 * r.a f pabllcatlea b*
-pubiuhr.1 H H V » W#*h fa r faur
<*) (oBaaMlUa ww»ba I* tha Mufar* 11. mid. a ■Wdoapay r >nbllafead ,1a Mmlaala Ooaaty, FWr-
ronf-.ro will M aatarad
you.
WITNUM ja r band aad
of lb* aald Court, a t
Florida, tbla 10th day ait
a
acala.l
tha *«a!
Maferd.
Jaly. A.
r . iiwnNOOH
SEED BED TIME ID HEBEI
Products For Celt
nnd danpoff chirn
finer, healthier pfa
C h o rrak t
type ef pump which £11* a dafiak* maail
i extra yolum* af w ater a t law prasmuw
It Make*
uacarjn ^langaF enca h# naaart*
Malloy
simply
ntitcU.*«d
Haeht, tha former Caccn Darla
cupper, who waa th* topacadad
foralgnrr. U* won th* b u t Tilao
game* In auceaadten a* ha f|uaL
SAVINCB
EEY TO SECURITY
h
RADIO NEWS
WDBO
W4U .
playing tcnnD th*t
iflU a natluaal chamnrtlegated to tho nJo
80-yasr-old Tad Sckruolandate. C*Hf.. 4-1. 7-1.
Chovrolot
C korroldt
nu »wi tk.
I * * ! V r tu * <ur«iiM*
J*
A. C. Boatwtek'a Shipmate waa
third. Tha winner, rtddan by
.Prrddlo Smith, paid I10J0 fo»
12 and war timed In 1:4* fla t
Buffering from palha in tha
etomaeb,' Jockey Lola Torraa, who
WW I P S
STINEMA'
ooa | * 4 . * o |O i
■ JB C S
Pfym ouih
I t ' V # \ i Wiv H
A.
ir *
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m
M a ia T O B
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AN IND
■- HUML -U JL.JH
H
E s lib l k h a d l a 1908
>F,-‘
or German Drive
Set Up Said Stalled
By Red Army Roosevelt Calls
County Moscow, Berlin Have Philippine Army;
K T r,
Observer Posts Will
Be Msnned During Confers With Welles
* Emergency To Spot
. Foreign Airplanes
Co-operation Of Men
And Women Aiding
a Council Is Praised
100 oto errers will bo aubinitle*
to stoto headquarters for ap
proval.
tho-
12
noil*,
during
emergencies to (pot enemy air. craft, moot bo kept oocret.
W ith the oetUog up of the
a ircraft warning system. Semi,
nolo C ounty has completeu the
, firs t thran step* ta defense
! . > » > . State
JR
to
Scratching hit head over
i|ueation». K(ichiaaburo N omura,
lapanci* am b s.iad o r
W uhingtnn. ta ahown asI ha was IntervlewCd by
irteTJ folb-w.
ng a conference with Acting
at-)
S unim r
Secretary
of
Welle* over the i'ar (Uitvtn
.Tbls. Nomura , , , |n , - w \ i inq*.
American I J . p U n r
relations
would not deteriorate.
Hospital Project
itted
o Be
dais
m
. V*
Proig Is
Soon
Act Co
of
ho.pl.
that
hospital project .will take
preference over others to bo re*
quested under the revive 1 PWA
a naUon-wldo system, set-up.
Only on* changw will be mad*
w arning * swrelce
1TJM0 eolunteero to In the plans and specification*
MO obaorratton posto submitted to th* WPA oweeral
months ago. The curtain waits
Florida.
pill be changed from solid con
Albert H. Blandinw crete to Concrete masonry to
Ine, r ha Im a n of ellmlnato ateel reinforcing, Mr.
rf RL
of tho State Do- Mnughton explained. Steel la dif
civil
ami former com. ficult to obtain because of It*
» National Guard, many uses In tho defense pro
tha state headquarter* gram.
_
the system, which
Though tho County wtB make
“ - n^mof ni.n.iin*
fev A t- *" application foe government
. assistance to hnlld tho hospital
M ^ iL iM s to d PUn*
r>ln« ahead foe an ftocwould
from whichi^Tilaiin r * 1 tk>n on Ao*- *•of w,,l***
CommloalonwM watch and listen for jjl*
another *Uc
approackiag planes. “Each will V* E X , t a n d . f o r ^ C o u n t v
bw tocated Within a few sjtrands ^ bnfw th. hospital.
u»dr&ixri
eincteni jnan
su
tho oboerratlon jsyo-
to u ^
to .
/n u T
1^
has been pointed dot that
aid from th# FW A ta oraettny
‘bs hospital Is n e t by aany-
dbreetiea of the Army air B -m
j,, thing,_ ___
and that
lb If the
________
( iM s n d •
project
n e d dowject I*
Is tu
turned
dawn ‘th* ConnTha orgm atutisa of th s ob- ^ w33
tn .till
— *be ‘in na position to
narration soata w u d irts ted by
cw iaw cS ow Ir to
a v Tw*»
tbs Stela Defense GJWtoil,, wbleh
-------------------submIUed lb* autaU r and Uca.
U
"AB eT this hai beea
lb* wbale-brartod
of |b a gltlsMk of
Former Resident Is j
Seen In Miami Paper
2S,
>
19It
M em ber A ssncluted l* r« «
N t ’M K KIt 2,-tO
In Japan Frozen
ra
V-Day In New York For Aluminum Drive
To Active Duty
i
Nation Strikes Back
At United States
As New Mconomic
U arfare Proceeris
i British Assets
Believed Next
Step Further Indi*
c a te s Displeasure
At Japan's
Movefi
- - - I am. ..
«ta
Rr AamlaltO
In th* Kuupean war theater,
and Berlin had a ir raid
alarm today— but ncithor capj.
tal nreported any bombing*, On
the land
I
front tho Red Amu
•cried it held the N ..1 drive.tolled in all principal sector*
aa tho fighting neared tho en I
of Ito fifth week.
Tho German High Command
remained nun
committal
Inn
In Berlin hinted, a .
done frequently in tl.r
two week*— th at a dorl.ivr
stage i* near and th a t Soviet rr•litonce wav crumbling.
. W hat nrw* them waa Testerday from th a t mighty battlefront in Ruaafg Indicated that
th* Soviet lino* still were sub
stantially unchanged
In every
major theater.
Tho N a tf High Command spec,
ifically acknowledged s tiff "Hus
•Ian r e t lit* nee and mad* only
tho fam iliar claim th a t the offenate* waa praceedinf^ “ accord
ing to plan."
- U nofficial Berlin source* went
a 1IU1* further. Thejr declared
specifically th a t tho fa r northern
Finnish d rir* had .forced a pas.
sago betw een'Lakoo Ladoga ami
Onega and waa menacing the
M araan ak -L en ln g n d
railway,
probably ta
tho
Pottoiaradsk
Sector, whom the Russians re-
s ire t.
a Ulephopo, J o «■
—
WASHINGTON, July M.—(A l’)— Acting Secretary at
H ut* Hsmner Welles plnaard
to coatee this afternoon with
a soviet mlUtsry mtooian
*«*hiag to coordlsst*' qoe*.
th>n» of obtaining military
supplies of various categories.
Varioos
Uatted
Staton
Agtnctoo now aro consider is*
what military (applies desired
by th* Hot let caa be .hipped
Russia la th« l a modtats
Location Of 12
Posts Withheld
J. L. Ingtey. chairman
the Semi nolo County Defenaa Council, reported to• d a y th at Roy Williams, head
of the ciyll protection divi
sion of the council, has com
pleted the task of organiihir
poata for the aircraft wnrn^ in g service in thin county,
and th at the names of nearly
*
Air Raid Alarms
But Neither Capi
tal Reports Bdmbs
*at \* *
Location of
N EW SFA FK K
SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. .JULY
*
fw hich will be manned
Jit I t e a l J *
\
•Uinfnrd I.a T h e O nly C e n tra l
FJorlda C ity A ffo rd in g K ail, llig h w a )
A nd W ater T ra n s p o rta tio n
America’s Su p r e me
Weapon, Blockade,
Still To Be Used
HYDE PARK, N Y . July
- W l — President Rimm-velt callow
into the arm rd si-rvir* o f th#
United States today all "orgxPii*d m ilitary forces" of tha P h lt
ippine government.
There was no Immediate offl
rial explanation of th* step, bl
it was generally regarded aa l
"th er Indication of tha Uni
States' displeasure at Japai
southwanl move in the Pacific*
The action folluwed freezing
■'f Japanese credits In this coun
try as a rsply to Jap in '* ooouq
pstlnn of southern In,I., China- *-■
There were Increasing in d ta tii
lion* today that th* Tokyo gov.
ernm rnt experts an extrem ely
grave crisis during th* weekcltg
• nd is making last m inute p to
paration* to face a possible com
plete severance In financial at
trade relations with th* U nit
•States snd the Rritish common
wealth.
Frecxing of Japanese funds Is
the United States ami Its pos
sessions, all units of the British
commonwealth. Including
India
and the British colonies, and
possible effo rts to seise Jap an
ese ships, were espeeled, h u t It
was said all possible precautions
have been taken and th a t " M
grave ahocka to this c o u n te rs
financial or economic itru c tu rg
a rs egpected.
Thera was Increasing bittern
against th* United Staton and
newspapers and official spokes
D?
leearlalfd
I'rrse
• L tp iin
rti« *k h a c k in t h o
n r w r c t m o m ic w a r w i t h i l i o
l M ih d .S ta te '* a m i t h o H r i t is h K n m ir o I m la v h v f n v x in vf l n it o i l S t a t e * nsso t.H in
h e r m v n o m p i r o . I m lic a t i o n n
w o r e t h a t t h o M ann* n ' t a i i a t i n n w o u ld
ho
a n n liu l
to
| I S r it a in . a m i t h a t .S h a iu r h u i
w o u ld l*o t a k e n o v o r
c tim l*h *ii-|y fr o m th e ll u n l p o w e rs
ih r n * .
hif*t word of Ih«* Jupaiwue
counter diroko rum* l>y way of
I.••Oili'ii w herr tlo* British goyrra*
• • ••t had folkiwril th<6 1'iiiteil
r urming tho letter V, >> intmlic *f the
undercover csntptlgn now befng waged by the
ronqurred nations in Europe, Anu-rican Air
lines planes thunder over the Statu* of lib e r
ty in N* l *ik lliirhor, ni.ting th* aluminum
collection in the eily Cuiilitl. - lops of tho
preciou. metal were gathered.
Airport Project Is Approved
jBy CAA For Paved Runways
''t«its - in fit c / iiii* Ja|Milfftr err*
•It IB. s u p re m e w riip o n o f th*»
I ititc d
S t.itfw I D it i 'l i
fto n o m k ?
i* •-itid r r tin iit tc d l l i l l l t f . I to ta l
Id.*, kadi*. K c o n o title eR|H*rt<
in
I M il.B ill m ud lio n e o iild tir in g J np*
iio ' m
i i i t h i 't r y to i u k t:t*rn in
\ (111*111lt^.
In -»ift n (ul itihtiil for Ja|tu*l min Firm'll Imlo.
i him . I'M «hh III Itinis.
lap.mt'Jtoi i i d l i in
•••gin frnjt
tile
Unit* I St illl'6. including
\ 1| »| »*•n'< •) i|n . uti«l -im i-iily titil
* lit thnt the
ll|l t liiitt "i
Axis uhiiiii •t. gel ut Hi 'll*.
A Whitf II..... • Nt'lll menl, Ismen Joined in attacking President
sued in W. Bhington t«nl ut Hyde
"Th* new Improved nit port
Roosevelt fog his Implied threat
I'm k decl »r. .1 tii* a* bill was
to cht thlx country off from all
that th* City «f Sanfonl snd
"«!«"*iglitil itnn'iitf ■it In r things tx
American oil auppllea and fores ,
( bumlo r of Commerce have l- eo
pri'\
i ill th* \l*v of li e financial _
Japan by M*I1 possible means"* I
working m t a l k r pn-’ y " r o
rafitilM 1 ii 1 the
l/nii «l S ta tr «
i
to abandon her-policy of a g r o t .
an assured fact." t'.dward llig•4in l Ii atilt* between Japan Olid
RaaO- Asia eronamte sphere.
■
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10k
’iftkawi
.
in
wny«
hnrfctS
ta
ir
th.-'l
/
^
uins,
ircVetary
of
th*
Chamber
Control of th^-pres* ,-was vir
And
sorted th a t 10,600 Red prison tually complete anil It wns
fill (<l llil 1iotiiil ili'fviiHa
of Commerce, -aid in »n inter
•ro and moro than iOD cannon therefore, significant thnt lenr
American Interest, to prev.int *
view
today.
had been captured about Mogi thy attacks appeared In nearli
the liquidiitiun in th*
t'nllod
lev, which Is along th«. central all newspaper*.
Stat*s of :><»*ts obtained by du
official* of the Civil Aeronau- K o r H l U l W R e p o r t s
front but woll behind tho Nssl
ress
or
reoquo-t,
and
to
curb
ties Admloi-lratlon met with the
Th# general tenor of presalients long sine* established In rrlticbm waa th a t' I’realden'
subversive
ueliviliws
in
tho
City officinls yesterday and «'•■
that area, and that tho Soviot Roosevelt deliberately had force-1
United S t a l e s . "
thorixed
the
plan
of
procedure
dead there far exceeded tho hla policy of "encircling Japan"
It added th at "Inis measure,
for, dorrinping the otrport, Mr
number of captives.
in effect, brings all financial
In recent months.
Tho Boetet command's day
Sanfm I fxet i .l* .1 it 4 i|tioln and import and export
trails
The newspaper Nkhl Nirtu
Onl*r number* of men who Higgins stilted. Tho City w»communique
merely
reported warned the Japanese people gnu-t registered for Selrrlive Service Instructed to drnw np plan- |ir*- f«»r l)\r I *il ilrivf .in I .it Ihi* trunsni'ti.ios in which Japanese
heavy fighting In th* old areas be prepared to make "all sacn nn July 1 will lx- ready for pub paring for the gnollng, clearing ■Mini* In • f'ci'fril. I II"* n-ronl interest* are invid-id under tho
—th# Polotsh-Neeol-Bmolcnsk t»U flees."
control *1 the government, and
lication In the Monday i"*ue of ami draining of tho property ••f nny •
r Ktniiili iummunity
tngle on ths Moscow frontl-bsTh# Sanford Herald K. B. Car preparator> to the paving o! two in [x m ni.i)*c i»f iin i<*«*«* nf imposes i-riniinul peiiilti*# for
low Leningrad about PoHtbnv,
v mini ion of the order."
ter, d raft board secretary, said runway* running from the norm
In the Ukraine about Zhitomir:
Tbcbnii ully. the or t» r prohiheast to the -o u th w n t, and from 1111•>tjg. I P' llrnd-Iuiw Miit n«U
today.
about Fstrosavodak Hi l ho far
tho northwest to tho southeast vifirtl | m»|ji ,* liy Juiiif- (i. Kt'T* iteil th* ns* of reion.u- Irum the
The
m
aster
list
of
th*
numbers
north—and thus carried th# panto
United Slates of soy .Inpanes*
drawn
from the fishbowl in ends of the field.
• httvv,
i.»if nitn | *i»'b*vi ilirrrtor or tTime-e properly w ithout a
•lews a* foe severst d«y*i that
Mayor W. 0. Hill raid. "It
W
ashington
and
th*
key
for
In
with
h«'."l'|iiurltit
hi
li»»n|»n.
tha defense wax holding every.
specific license for ruch trnnsvery gratifying to th* ofncliil*
Townsend club* of th* fifth serting the nam*s in the first is
Mr. K* » Itmw hud I j atli prillin'
t miii fro m 'th e Secretary of tho
of th* C ity'of Sanford to ta able
An to tho defense o.* Moacuw congressional district will hold d raft list here have been re to announce th at negotiations for lht» i • luliirt nf Ihi- drivt* in Treasury.
‘ air
. ruula,
their rvguler monthly conference ceived by the board, Mr. Carter for tho completion «f th* n*w thin BiTllMll 4 ltd I'M- Ills*
against N ail alght
Besides
applying
to
rash,
ciahitod It was greeting In Orlando a t th* Chamber «r •toted.
checks, dafts, gold and a long
Sanford airport under a d*fen»o ohtuiiittl
Commerce Building on Sunday af
The number of registrants for project havr been completed. Un
<tod »-or#
In u l« M.-r («» F S.* Idimton, list of other assets, the order
•-ora a jfsitlv e.
ternoon a t 2:00 o'clock, it a s - the first registration divided by der the nrw proUi-t th* only whii MMAMifd • Mr
llrid'h.iw, had the effect of mimohilixiixr,
announced today,
tho number in the second give* a ripenae 1•• the City of Snnfori rlmirnmii f lhr \ U di*\», Mr. for the present
at least, all
John W. W eir, national rap- ratio of 2D to one, establishing will ta th* engineering."
KrTAhnu di-tlninl
Jiipnnr-e -hips in Untied States
rcscnUtive of the Townsend <r th* plare th* new names will be
■‘Klrut h i nn1 th-rik y*»ti for w aters. Four were believed to
“Th* City Engineering liepartganltatlon, will M thn principal Inserted in th* first d r if t list. ment h»» been Instructed to pro your n irr It tier hii I »•»•• lh# have been ruught by the order,
speaker, b rin in g a report of th* Mr. C arter explained. The first ceed with tho plans to develop •idcndid
n*|Hirt mi'
Sanfooi a and ID more wero reported hov
UM A, July » • -—C**>— Wall- recant convention In Buffalo, in name to match a number drawn this project immediately and lb* USO effort.
ering off the west const of th*
•formed sourrts raid a trues hi which ha took an active pert
from the fishbowl will ta placed new plan should t a In opsratlon
•\S 9 n ( o r il huA
.MUi»lkr«l United States, fearing to com*
bosUlHIe* between
Members and friends of th* a fter thp name in thn next cun- In fir* or >ix weeks," th* Mayor Aomrthim; •»f .1 rtvonl in lhin into port.
would to Townsend organ'tation are invit. secutlv* count of 29.
added. "In tha
meantime, tho USO cimi|uiiKii* o (net \«huh
It was estim ated hy pints
ad to attend ths meeting.
It U probable that a numCer present WI'A project will ta con kiivt A tor u va«*. nmount of sources that, aside from
thn
of men in th* fecund registra tinued until tho' second project prhlo. Not only havr you folk 4 ships, some
f|31,Dill),1)00
of
up
thrri*
rift
nil'll
your
quol".
tion will he used In th* call for Is ready fur operation."
Japanese assets were involved, al
by
«
larger
marKia
fr*»ni
a
«MSeptember aa tho board has proTha development is divided >uth o u g h , other*__figured thu
isaaad through - the first HWO to two operations, tho,CAA ink*4 tars a nd . . ‘itu randp.iTiir, but was much higher. There are be.
n*m#i on the list for the August th* place of tho (Tty iq spon you have also e s n r d e d the re tween no, non and 70,000 Japan
call snd thr«8 who** names art soring a WPA project to grade cord of any other Florida com ese nnliunals In United States
inserted in th* first 1,800 of the th* runways, to clear all neces munity in p*rcentuge nf in territory, it was estim ated, and
-thF «elf match Id Nter Orleans, U Roe Halgltr.l lta* »•*! be sligibla for classifi sary land including tho approach crease nf quota. ,
many of them are expected to
for
r dee to
cation and calL
"1 have already tuld Mr. he nffeeled by the order.
es to the runways, to drain tho
thai
____ ___
ths Dubedreed L. & Lanay of S t Vbtersburg.
Two more questionnaires mailed entire area and to sod and plant Bradshaw, it is going to give
If Japan should retaliate in
Country Club tram In Orlande L C. Tolling of Jscbsonvlllr. J* jegatranta bare been relumed in grass that p a rt of the field me a g r e a t, deal of personal
kind, sh« m ight tlo up some
has withdrawn Menu** of ether Mr. and Mrs. Ckarlra Poorer.
to th* draft board pffica becaus* th a t ta not covtretl by th* 160. pleasure tu meet him on ni *'J 17,000.000 of American assets
Abo, W. 0 . Fleming, Kar- too men hare not kept tho board foot runways. Mr. Uiggias ax- next yisit to Hunfnrd utsl I wi wiThln her reach.
Raymond I.ur
puotod on clung* 0f address. Mr. piainsd. The CAA ta also t* fenco mnsub-r it a privilege to meet
Technically, th e order applied
ly
b
Beuaholdtr, K. t , Hou.
to tha Sanford
t rt*r, **W* T"* tai‘ two ques- th* satire area and build all Ms nlher associates including to all Chines* assets but it w»a
bolder, II. H. CoUmaa, J. L ftlonnalrn
returned were for Bern- necessary roads insid* tha tn - yourself.made clear th a t it would ho ad
» iu b«
»• Dsns, Boy Holler. ntl L Gain** and John Peiraltl, ctosure.
"Any group of oivlc-mimled ministered In such a fathlon a*
K. l£ Lanay, Krnnsth Cnrr, Mr. I J r,. Anyono knowing tho correct
"When ths clearing, grading citizens who can do such a In do no harm to th* eaja* a f
•hd MH. Gens Bator, Psto Hiy
o* Ikora men u asktd to and draining h is bran dons, th* w olknun like Job is certainly Generalissimo Chlang Kal-Shsk,
gins John Courier.
Mr
draft board as soon as U. B- Engintsr’a office in Jack entitled to tho high jrommends- who has been cngiged In a four,
w .sttorsonville will furnish construc tion.
year battle against Japanese In"W laa Mr. Uradshaw returns ra tio n with th* active ly m jath y
tion plam and put tho building
during^
will yau kindly *spr6*s my g ra o f th* U nited State*.
of
th*
pared
runways
oto
to
s , E" £ s r : dlscloaad,'A
competitive bid*. Thu so bids will titude to him and tell him i am
'f'tho construction of twu passing this information on to
WASHINGTON, July 20 —
•foot runways 160 feet wide, (iovsrnor Carlton as well aa UP)— Tha United Slat** and
“‘ "
- "
Bocrssary taxi strlpp to Governor Holland.
Japanese goTornfnentx clashed In
July 1 Draft
Order Numbers
To Be Published
|USO Drive In
Sanford Leads
Entire State
Se c o n d Registrants
May Be Used In
S e p t e m b e r Call
Incroji'o Over (}notn
Exceeds Any City
IMIl't
Townsend Clubs To
Convene In Orlando
Pent-Ecuador Truce
• Is Expected Today
Inter43ty Golf Match In Orlando
f^ V * Postponed Because Of Other Games
pictured in a ra -
Sonfent, waa
ran t toes* of th# Miami Herald,
tor ft lends to r s win to Intores tsd to Isa m .
- K iss B in g en m nks. ta r boras In
Miami with to r m other aad step
father, L. C Bet
Riggers t a n n a u t ic a l outfit
* « . » M IOUOW1S
^ *
fMMB
«
;rw ttin g J e iy 4, W l^dow n m
seBat o if wffl eeevpy MM# D ora.
to the Quar-
*t >
City News Briefs -
s i S . 'S :
Lost Model Plane
Found At Airport
incident
"Thanks aiain for yrur loiter
was issued toadls plans* moving from on*
economic “warfare today,
tS john WiekJtfr.nd MU. Ruth runway to th* other, end tho Vltii report anil with my kindest open
each frecaing all assets of ito
other's within re tc h .,
• • D** lighting of th* an tiro fisld a* legarde, I am.
Court Hoass .w.9rUjldo*
this morning.
"Sincerely yours,
it It dorolopod," Mr. Higgins
Japan- denounced . officially
JudgO
to?^hi*-toS»’iHto
l%a- • ■ 'rra-.
Hof- Ilouse for t t o ^ x l two
opan /.
a w r,
thro*
b o ilin g
"'clock
JPP ... k____
fisM to ta does undtr th* dlmeeting m tio n of tho FWA to t with
M
t a t l i l l d OTltpiUHt
Florida
"Tto amount at monoy larolrod
will to
ttop* dlittnot jn im tM Is aot
July n , at
•ito taad* puhlis, tow srer, but
that th*
tha taxi
aad otto t
S
the
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"James G. Kershaw
hero sa th# aggressor Just to*
''S tats Campaign Dlroctor." faro tha United Stales as led to
•, .
, . . handicap its expansionist efforts,
followod ito American load to
th* frotilng maneuver.
,
Also, th* United Rtate* pro
vided machinery for tightening
down on exports which wuuld
ROME, July SB —</F>— The t o vitally *needed for any Jap .
High Command today reported ansa* aggression toward Blnapan Italian naval assault-craft per# or the Dutch Call ltoflto.
raided tho British naTal baas on
Malta last night and caussd
sight "vary vtalont oxplosions"
(London roportod "about a dom in" A>M torpedo boats
unk In an attempted
cmpled attaek
attac
CoaaMorabls doudlnoM
Om tabor “of Vl
fa lls lla to 1
4 Ruodari scattered
tedap" toying
Departto pro. '
‘■ms.llaUly th . first prnj-
Rome Reports Raid
Causes “Explosions”
LOCAL WEA1
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To Southpaw And
. B e a t s Barman
Seabright Tourney
Iks veteran Jockey rod* coasted Into tha third round of
, H fallur* tn »l* prevloss tha ( 4th annual Baabright In*
> victory s* P > *
t*
3 citation Tannla Teurnamcnt.
pentng meaj than, aboard
I* cored Ad Hoi*bosh tn the
id race, mlaaad by a nsek
g ’ both ends of the dally
I*, figured Hi a spectacular
Jhora*, four-Jocksy Ipill In
fourth race, and then earn*
from that ahaklng-up to capth# main event aboard Mrs.
Winfrey's Hard Jester,
a other Jockey* hurt la th*
wvra Loh Torres. 22-yearl’ uerto Rlemn; 17-yesr-old
ny Gilbert, from Plttaburgh,
, aad Allan Gray, 22, from
a, Idaho,
whose mount,
ylerrtllf, was th* fln t to
AMAMDA, IAMUC1A 4 H N H i 1st*
•r aa»d CDVatr. to !»• Cosnty
Judge of fUralanl* Caanty, rterlda.
at Ilia a lfr * In tbs court h«u»a
af H id Csusty at dastard. M tfIda, wlthla sight calendar month*
tram tha tlmr o* th# flrat rut,lleatlan of Ufa noth'* each rlalm
»r damasd shall ba In wrltlac.
and shall atari tha ‘ pbiar of ran>4filer aad post otftca addrssa of
tha claimant aad abatl ba aworw
la ba by tb« claimant, asm l or
attarn*y>aai»bar aach claim ar da
mned not so fllad aball ba cold.
BROOKLYN. Jnly « * , M
Bouthpaw style of Mallo Bottim
< u too patiling for Bod Bar
man to sol** Uat night and tba
former Hght-haarywelght ehamplon punched out a ten-rouad daclsioa over' th* BslUnaaea rad.
head before a crowd af 10467
In Ebhets Field. Baltin* weighed
1M 1-4; Borman 1(B 14.
In this home hall park of th*
Brooklyn Dodgers, when joat
about everything happen*, J «t
about everything
did la this
toojh tussle.
Thera was on* moment, la th*
fourth round, when both flghtora
fell out of the ring. Thera eras
another. In the eighth, whan Bar
man, unable tn do anything go
ing an rrthodoi stance, switched
to a southpaw style and for a
couple of riinutes had' Hello on
the run.
And finally, you had the tom*.
•*htt start line picture, at Burroan,
YOB*. Wy. » , - < £ -
id* put tn quits an aftarEmptrs City r t t t trick
Wlnnar o f sight o«t af nlo«
clay court taumamanta, Parker
found hlmsaif on graaa for tha
fln t Una this yaar, and tha
cKanga forced Mm te go all oat
fir a thres set cktsry octr Ed
win 0. A mark, of 8hb Francis
co, 7-5, S-6, M .
, .
While tha third-seedad Parker
was having his hands full, the
other seeded performers m the
men's field
searvsly had W
draw a deep breath In going
through tha second round, which
saw onlg such minor ipaata aa
the •elimination* of th* former
Irish Dacia cupper, Qeotg* Ly-
* i
M. Joaaa
W . M. JOME*
As admlnlatratar » f
tha
m a t * at AM A N D A HAMV r.tM , dacsaaad.
r ir s t rubltsatlaa
Jana 13, 1*41.
SEED BED TIME © HERE!
Products For Ceknr Beds: Root Knot
and dampoff chinch bus control! I ^ u s
liner, healthier plsntont
F a r b*m rw sahe ■ ** e a r f PJIRT - M O R 8 B
NON^b S l TW O
H1MTH JUDICIAL
CIltruiT,
IM AMU ru n HKMtMOLM CUC'MTV. rLO ntllA IM ClIAMCtiliY.
DIVOHCB
JOHRril
Flalatlff.
ALDKltT
vn
IDOCOLAH.
noun lab.
OOKItlAt,
HTALBT
Oafsndanl.
Oltl'RIt OF PUBLIC*ATIOM
TO: OOEJtlAL ST ALII c DOUG.
. LJia..rssUe«r* snkaowa:
GOLDBJ P L U M B
B U r r a Impracad waadarfal bag Jdbt coiary m b .
CAMPBELL’S SECURITY
FEED & SEED STORE
SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY
mi w . m n
*________j
Cen# Make af L i Angdloa:
‘
Top-seeded Don McNeill, tba
national champion, nuuU ATI » » •
prttalrt to amamant dtbai by poW
TM AN’S
In an ambulance to a
for ihoulder i-rayi and
afwr
after walking taround
r r awhile
- 1
. . . . race,
___ _ __
o decided he’d da
th*
also
betur to have a thorough ehaahUPin th* featured Fordhara nuraa.
i Megd* took Hard Jester, a 818JM
for |2 ahot, out In front at th*
start brought him octr th* ntfld
and a slitaanth In 1:45 flat td
beat W. M. JsffOfd’l Jongtm.
biting off Robert Kerdasha of
Lake county bass fishing U
becoming famous In other tountlee of Florida, aa evidenced by
tha above photo. Under th* h*adIn# "WhopporT the picture wasi
published In the Daytona Beach
Sun Record, of which “ Salty"
Mallanta la fishing editor, with
th* following ratlines: “ Pictured
above la F. Woodfln Smith, Day-1
tuna Beach summer visitor from
Opelika, Ala., and tha IJ-pouml
Isrgs-mouth
black
base
h*
caught while fishing la Deerfoot
Lake, Uka county." (Picture by
Ccurtaay Lake County Chamber
of Commarco, Tscares.)
f- “Famous
lor
Fair Healing
tO to Select From
IBM Plymouth Town
M an —
275.00
Milestone Wins
In Trotting Race
Challedon To Take
Up Swimming Cure
1*18 Plymouth
Coupe — ... >> 285.00
1030 Ford Re
dan ~ ____ i... 245.00
bott, a concerted trotter from tha
Machlaa stable* of Sullivan and
Makhlnney, scored his saesad vic
tory of th* currant meeting oa
the Old Orchsrd “ Kite" track.
Th* Abbott won all thraa beats
easily._____ •
official Baal
Ific.
Brann of
r the #*•
M sent t»
1* ranch
^084 Chevrolet
and aid to Ola bltaf “ aa of Jnly
I."
-
r 1184 Plymouth
biter, tn Commissioner Clayton
C. Codrlngton. mudo public Hera
by -Senator Ernest H. Graham.
^pyach .....
- Hla views were set forth In i
Clinton, S. C , M , 6-0. Sacondsaaded Bobby yigg*, tba defend-,
lag toarea meat Titlw. wag o*s-
lM8|Chrrrolct
1M4 Chevrolet
Coach —*—...
Uapuljr Clash
to forgst
a and go
{•35 Packard .
Coupe .......
225.00
*
1955 Chevrolet
from Jtckionville
ROUND TRIP
fltSS Plymouth
I
Direct SUsmar
0 P. M. tvgry I
THE KEY TO SECURITY
4% -
H ss
Datjsr of DaDaa. 6-1. 6-1.
Parker Hi th* third round.
0 foil
INSURED
SAYINGS
J fife
Reym/iur
14. M l
Brandy, Champofnc,
Win*, Ola, CordUk, tte.
Pro* Dil imy, Pbm » 1 «
BAGGETTS
liquor Store
tournament’s
aa Virginia
-
tied Advertisement*
SITUATION WANTED
nwwatti'^niiwHHSCPni
• -'4!
M a th er A rca d e
TALL
arW O O D -
FIRST FEDERAL
Batten Jk U t f kmm.
LA
BOTTLING
�—
i—
Ranford b Tfie Only Central
Florida City Affording Hall, liijjh o B )
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT
VOLUME
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
In 1908
•Taft’s Plan
Is Rejected
“I Shall Accept Nomination”
N E W S U A I'b lf
THURSDAY.
JU LY
Member Associated P r«w
1911
NI MIIKK 27H
United Stated
Nazi
Invasion
Describes Japs
As Aggressors Slows Down,
Of Russia
London Says;
Moscow Raided Third Time
Government Declares
Indo*China Action
Menaces American
Security, Interests:
Arm ^C hief Opposes
• Senator's Proposal
To Limit Service
To Sixteen Months
Jt.
Moscow — New Target For Nazi Bombers
WASHINGTON, July 24
— The United Stai •- govcri
-rt^ent itrragty d-nuuiw.d Japa
today n* an uggrr-vor in hn
Indo.China and dv-ciarr i that
move there menaced Am.-rh
security and endang.-i. .t An.et
t
can territory and it i rests in
the Ear East.
Japanese occupation of itra -l;
tegie air anti naval bases h»"
■French Indo-China appeared li
minent last night. If not actual
WASHINGTON, July 24
ly under way. bringing nearer •
• — f/P)— General George Mar
possible clash with tin- United
shall, Army chief of staff,
Rtatea amt Great Britain Ovdf
Singapore and the Netherlands
turned thumb* down today
East Indies.
?l
oy a proposal by Senator
Itespunsible quarter. in Wash
Taft, Republican. Ohio, to
ington accepted as virtually an
f limit the maximum active
accomplished
fart
lh.Vichy
service o f selectees. Nation
goyernment's
rapitnidutinn
to
Japanese
demands
wht,
h
were
exSamuel
Seabury
(le
ft),
father
of
tho
19.13
fusion
movement
In
al Guardsmen and reserves
pectel
to
put
Indu-China
under
New York City, congratulate* Mayor FinrcKo Uttiuarlia after the
to 16 months.
complete domination of
In • formal statement file*. mnyor announced he would seek re-election. laiGuardia said hi- almost
Tokyo.
Marshall * said Taft's plan had running mates will be romptrollrr Joseph I). McGoldriek (center
Thus the Jnpanese, already en
9 Marshall* said Tafta plan had with gla ..e .) and City Council I'rc.ldt-nt Nt-wbold Morris (right). trenched
In some extent In th*
gAut mCVIt but only a* a l<m«
range P h i f e r peacctlrao |.io Die mayor will continue to »crve as national director of civilian Ereneh Far Eastern mlnny, would
pain better striking im-itlons fop
cumnenw ' sAfigralnlng purposes. ■kfvnav.
an attack on Briti-h
Malaya.
Meanw^lFSTMcreUry of War
iSingniaire) nnd the nnmensoty
Slim».n> raid today that .Senator
rich
Netherlands
Ea-t
Indira.
• Wheeler o f Montana had mailed
There were reports from Chin*
” port card, to Angy officer, am
-sc sources that the Japanese
man urging them t « * V P ° « Amer
troop movement to the south al
lean entry Into Ihe European
ready had begun, with 10 trans
ports in a single convoy
lh fr i* :i vit*w of a main th««r
think thin
Not so certain was what the
• the. line of auhrlpWo^aatijIt
aiiirli
, rnpildl <*ily of
raltlc.l
Nearly ISO (rounds of alunrin. United State* and Britain would
• against tho United State# If H«t
•Mitft* f.iiti-w nf lierni-tn ImiimIh i |'tani"«.
do, although the possibility of
lum
wero
collected
yesterday
by
t Z E n r 8 ll«so C > W a pro?
'•l Houni
tli'cliirt'tl Ihfir «l»-f**i»-* * were
_
a group of .even Boy Scouts in great clash In the I'arlflc was
conference.
’
.
. . —. f put in strong, clear f >eua— so
Tho cant* wont
poo»|
part of the Seminole County Ik-- |strongly that for the first time
J fra*. Rtlmsoii - mite
fens* Council'* drive for tho me. ( since the German Invasion the
frank of Whe^Ort V
tol, It was announce! today by wa* In Russia was overshadowed,
Cullen Wright, who was in
The apparent Ereneh rendinet*
i to accept not only
Japan
How affectively The Hanford charge of the Scout workers.
•mrrgrney, Herald etvtrs this territory wa«
At the same time Harris An- I “ Pro'^tion- of Indo-China but
claim a
grat, K*m» graphically demonstrated yester derson, general chairman of-the Tokyo a viewpoint a. w cll-th an
an
gfter ften- day afternoon when aver 1.000 aluminum collection
campaign. ' »
" r ' ,ll*?r-*ui * T,■r,
".T*1'
nny ehlaf children came to tha Rllx Then announced t h * a central recelv- I
rr® French-Chlne.e attack
Intar*. ter for an alumlnnm
rutiimo ing bln ha» been"erected opposite P“,* ,i* _ n#W|,i,r? ntl. on,.
r2 !
which had been angottherd only tho City Halt. Articles dropped
" llh , bolh ,'h"
Vifh»
in tho other two bio* ^ t e w a J * " £ ™ y o gov.rnrnept*.
will bo picked up at t h K w T rtf f " 1T|W tUnttr * ; ,*“ **•* w » t ” P“c‘
r»ihi'r»l n'rvirri f»»r Samuel A.
FI Wllkln-Mii, 47, who di«*d ytnthnated that over UtOO piocoa of
its
displeasure, ‘ probably wiih
taken
*to
th
r0
S
r
T
t
f
r
w
h
k
h
'
"
*
the metal were collected In a trg
tri l.iy nt hi!i homo at TtO.’V NVVsl
more stringent economic men.
i
bln placed In front of the thru, will bn kept lock*d at night, •urea against Japan.
Thud Sir* et, v. ill lu* held Fri
• tho Army .B*Tvle* of xeteetoaa, ter. “ All in all,’’ ho declared, Mr. Anderson aald.
Qm-stiimnairps mailisl III 11
Speculation on the form
National Guardsman and raaer. “ the matinee wav a big turret*
Scout* who
participated
In these measures centered chief!" draft r-gistranb* tuve been r,-- day more 'tj* nt |ll:00 oVItbck n!
vlsta. Aftor Usttfytag P jjjW fj and one* again It wo* dimon- the houto-to-houaa canvas yes
Ih»* chap* I uf thu Andrnion-fSrif
on the prospect o f a frreting of . turn-.I to the office
he .pant nearly an twer with the
th,wft
atrated that tho kid* o f Stanford terday were Carl Williams, Jr.. Japanese assets In this country
fith Funeral llunu*. Thu Rrv. W
commlltoa In sxseutlv* wanton.
I..,,-Bobby Johnson, and the possibility o f a cnmpM !>oarl lircnUM- a.Id, •«*•■«
eomo aero** 100 percent if Alfred Green,
I* Brook -. Ir , |uuior of ih»* Fir^l
Committeemen waro pWgwt to will
given an opportunity."
Robert Myers, Harry
Beasley, embargo on oil shipments to J - fall--I to notify th,- board nf
lltiptht ( hurrh, will offiriatr.
V »*«rocy, but May authorised thla
Raymond
Kader’
and
Cullen
changes
in
address,
K.
II.
t
arter
The Herald flr*t announced the
pan and a cassation In buying »f
I'amplhell.lsOAiinir pot I of ih»*
Wright.
Japanese gold.
•aid this nuiming.
*U"l"udnk that tha International aluminum matinee In a general
American l^irion will havr rhiiicr
Troops
represented
were
article
on
aluminum
collection
As dispatches from Vlehy. Ton•ItuaUon la more serious than
Wl ite man who*,- ->rder number ••f *h« AdvIruH nt fhe jrravr, and
tho general public nndaratendo Monday,' and tho following ilr.y Troop 6, of which Herman E. don and Hanot, Indo-Chlna, Jndi is under l.tltK) have trCeii mulled I *»lll vnrt i - Mill hi* cho.n-n from
Troop eatel tha Freneh-Japaneae neg > |questionnaires and negmes whtwion the Morris 1* scoutmaster;
and that It U •rapidly gattlng carried another at.iry
uu-mbiT' of tha Id'ifitiH. Mortal
front paga concerning the .pe- 14 of the Baptist Church, of list Ions were. In the final slain-- |number Is Otider Rilll have also will Ik* iu Kvertcr«'rn Crnu*t«*ry.
_ mora to."
•
Japanese ambassador
in iaien mailisl questuinnaiies, the
•
Marshall's teatlnumy also con *1*1 event. Announcement* wer? which W. iE. Kader is acout- the
A ll la 'k rio n n a ii«•* art* rt*f|u«*]tt«'d
Namu i oard secretary de<dared. Classi
vinced - Representative
Shafer, *l»o made In the regular adver maater; Troop 34 nf the Mstho- Washington, Admiral
Griffith, ra. mado on* of hla Infrequent fication nf the nidi h.4.« tte’di pro- to uA4«mhf>' at tho Lvjfit.M Mm at
It.publican, Michigan, that “vary tisements o f the Rita Thialer in dbt Church, Charles
it .10 o'chi k Friday mnrtiinir in
scoutmaster, and Troop 38 or calls at the State Department.
serious consideration moat ba gtT- Tho Herald.
1(tretaini; as faat us 11<■ mailing order to 1-r.mrd to tho fmirral
That the rtve»v.ig> got across tho Presbyterian Church, Lewis
en to bla raqnaat for oxteaalon af
<>f the i|u«*fttionnniifii. Th«* luU-^t homo In
iMMly. S r*I Smith. v lci.
tha period of Mrvtca
af tha effectively was at-pir-nt la Ihrt*’ Wright, scoutmaster.
call for 2.H Ihrn ha» found Ihu cominarnlt r of Campbell-Lornin*
Half of the group of boys
Who observed tho hig pile o f
£ trainee*."
1i>oanl short of men availublu in I'oRt, a»k«<l lint member* wear
.
May aald baaringa on hla pro* aluminum article* - in. !i,d!.i< evt-n worked the street* running north
their cap* if poftaiMe.
noaal woukl and thla weak and a battered alot machine— In front and south and th* other half
A t pm ent than* are placrs
canvassed home* on streets run
fia t It would be reported to tha of tho Rita Thee I r.
“ AU afternoon, In splto of the ning oast and west. Mr. Wright
Major A. B. McMullen, chief o f !
■»« ° r „ S 7 "
House early next week, ftenal
Military Afraira Committee heat rain, tote o f alt ago*, white nnd said. Many honsewlvcs reported
. log. on legislation to retain colored, on foot nn-l in autoa. that they had already contri Air Corp visited Sanford yesterof A u r 20 Mr r ; ttrr rtm
• trainees In tha Army far dura cam* to see tier Mare Ribchcrs buted to th# drtv* by placing
t
v
tt
r
llUi
?
r
t
.
lh*
1?w
^
1
plained.Men
who 'vwish l<> volun•n The Big Store’ amt to make article/ In th* downtown Una. “ w>rTl H'nrta*. « “ y commls- ;Mr „
tion of the omori
a, kf(,
get In touch
Hobart Haines and Edward E.
thetr contribution o f ’alumllura’
Mr. Andreson expressed hi* ■loner said today.
today
day and Chairman
-in
,
,i,.»:
with the draft g...
board as soon a* j lane at'-tided
aa aom* o f tho tiniest of them appreciation and that of tha De
on
inter i lull
oefat. North Can
After th* Inspection tour nf possible so they may Ingiven a mrotlng In-tween the Sanfi.nl nnd
program would be considered in called It," Mr. Morrison sswl. fense Connell to the Boy Scania tha field and th* progress of the physical examination.
Mt. Derii Kiwanis Clubs In M|
“ Borne o f the Items w. re pret for the “ splendid ro-operstlon", work Major McMullen appeared
exteuliw Mmlon lrldl)fa
and IJnrn at nm.n Inlay. Mr. Jjiue,
m
The Army's Na. 1 general com- ty badly worn whit- other* wet# they showed.
satisfied with tha blrport *n,l th ft jj
n0|j/y „ 4 H(, (,ave no
thairman uf the m'erciub emu.
»o new that It didn't take tha
July MU has been set as tha
^ r rc
. r l d W'ouL
M,
»»«ould Mr.
not mltteo of the Sanford Kiwi.nl*
Judgment o f a S« teuton to o.eido cloilng date of th# alurnbmm b
batng
carried
out, Mr.
Illggln* '*
^
% quc»tlulm*ire,’,
i lub, ha l charge of thu pro.
»lduaU". to agitate oolactaoa In that Maen didn't know whore drive In Sanford, and Mr. Ander sported.
Carter explained.
grant.
topetitioning Coognoo against that place o f al iM'num warn had son urged everyone to mska hi*
This airport has been selected
Harry Kildell also made
H,»
Anyone knowing one correct
disappeared to ,'
added.
contribution by that time. “ After aa on* of the group In tb* state
tha campaign has eloeed," hb to recelv* federal fundi gnd.lt u address of tha.man lit U 4 - below teljr-tw—pmvtdi litiljo m l--' ot
i in
... touch «ith •lie meeting.
DONA
AU TO
iddw L . “fadU tte*-w lU
the
V x p *c t*ru tirih # work will be era asked to Jget
Sidney J. NU, secretary nf the
“dffl— Aa available to reedva any mora
started shortly, Mr. Higgins said. tba draft board ImmcdiaU-ly,
Those men whose correct ad club, tuid today that dlnbal
wife who dlsd tha metal.'*
reepenaMllty far
dress cannot be found are as work worth $133 hud been done
ago. Dr. Eugene
A preliminary report of th*
follows: Samutl I. Gaines, Ro nt tha M< IhnJln* Chi*.Iren’s Home
8 « , » phy-liIcian, cnntriRuiVd drtra’a result* will be forwarded
bert Dht,m,
Robert Msnning at Enterprise by Dr. Wade H.
gni old ttectrl*
tUeiric automobile W<d- to tha State Dafansi
Martin, Clarence J. Bullard. (HI- Gamer m p «,t of t|«- clqb’ s p'tv<itoday to tha Boston aluminum headquarters fax Tallahasie* aw
too W. Teston, Oscar T. Jenkins, gram for un ior-privilcgoiT ehil ‘
fag defen— drive.
July 80.
Jack WUliam Livings, Edward ren.
Ic iM Perry, Moses E. Powvll,
WASHINGTON,
John Albert Feaeber, John James
Tolbert, Johnny
Howe.
Errd
r
Owens, James Wiley Griffin, Re
ginald Denny Harris, Lawton
Tb# Liana Oub wrlll meet t»- Pntnkllo^^ Waltm, Zand.ra and
MOBII E. AU., Juiy 34 - ; v )
night at 7:00 a’clotk at tho Vt-l Joaeph Oliver Johnson.
. T-TVbex has Baked for a na
Ana. .No. ____
Such replscrr
1 tel*
Mob le and Prlrbs'il
------- m fire.
Also, Roland Stanley Barnes. —
tion-wid* collection o f aluminum might develop secondary shortage Uaa UateL
men
wrr.- forced to ns# a milu
Amo* ifaywood, Willi# La# BradBm y, Including a housa-te-hona* In ether vital materials.
long
ho*,anj
bucket
brigade to
lay, Nets# Jay Brown, Arthur
**?**•■» *a nn eatorgenry menI . What articles In ronunoa
A bonding permit waa Issue I Lao Jackson, John Washington, day to bring und.-r control a
H*r» to aaae Oto praaeat short- na* are aften made af situateCity Hat! today to II. U. letter Ward, Willi* Rotten, Ed. flro at the Ruslu Turpentino
umf
<
_ to r—nodal a botu* and di# Lee Harris. Willi# Davis, Corporation jU nt at PtaUau.
na. William Knndaea. chair
Ana. Pola, pan*, pitchers, sink
Damagj waa «sl*:.'4'vd at $20.'d tha Office o f Production ers and ether hltehea utensOa ns g a n g * at 439 HummerUn Avrnue Georg# Jackson, Alptanxo Dixon,
ng—»ant nnd Mayor La Gaar- wall aa golf tlaha, fishing rod at a coat o f 1790. with F. B. Ash- Frank Allen Thomas, Frank Car- 000. The ’onq hosd ess Util
toEinctoTr
Hate Smith, John Henry Me- from the Pru.ipt'l Uramirar
..chairman n f tin Offle* o f cases, fUm csmtolaan, ash trays,
Ghwc#, Johnny Robbinson and School.
W. A. Cagle wan Usnad m build- Horace Griffin.
*. llow ran th* arang# per
son teU atemtenm from athar tog permit at tho City Ball yes
terday
to remsdsl g garage
A m . Chiefly bjK Its light apartment on Mspto Armine, betwoen Eighteenth and Twentieth
Stemte, at a coat o f 300, with
Georg* Mttnaan na contractor.
WASHINGTON. July 84 —
to mbelieved by medL
ly panada o f blue Florida —- A method haltered
Judgn
.
ba L. Hamrick, asn otary nf Stop#* g rown In Laks County by cal authorities to provide Immunl,*«
tha Pag* Via*}ards, w.re jrrvseat Ixation against inDuetixa
tha
ed to Tho Sanford Herald yes b#*n developed within th* • last
County sis months. Rear Admiral Moe#
from terday by th* Lake
Me In tiro, surgeon general o f tha
Chamber o f Commerce.
T.'s-.r-g'
gropes were distributed Navy, told a Ilona* aoprtprUiimbera a f tho staff, who thtoa subcommitteo o f th# develdmg
w
enjoying tha
famosN opment in testimony pthltehed
to the
today.
'
County product. .
*Stimson Arouses
Keidi News Agency
Soys IJtrjfe Enemy
{ Force Is. Smashed
.-" IVifh FTenry fjbatfek
Cards Sent To Army
Urffinj? Opposition
To Entering War
Nearly ISO Pounds Of Aluminum Are
Collected By Boy Scouts In Drive
W" i
Effectiveness Of
Heralds
Herald’s Coverage"
Coverage h°u**-‘" h°u»° «"»**•
Shown By Matinee
S*
To Be Held Friday
Army Major Looks
Over Airport Site iin* *
irs^ u iS : £$& s v
z
Mcmhera Of Kiwani.s
Visit M t Dora Club
e g d a w r S w a i:
Senders Of Chain
, Letters Cmtioned
Questions And Answers On Drive
For tJsed Aluminum Are .Supplied
#
Hr ^aanflnfetl I'reu
H itler’ s invasion o f Utissin
is -lowing down if not in lire S
halli'il, ant lioritn tive
I.,ep|,mi iniiirters saiil tialav,
w hile at Russia’ s Imck ilmir
lli< re was iinrunfirun-il
rnr•*>i t s that .latmnt-se anil So
viet tumps hail i Insht'il nn
the M .iinhuoko-Siheria frunI lel'
I >NIt. German news agency,
led a l.irg-- Ku-*ian force
• flSIII 1. .1 at Nr\ul. IH»rlIl i
. Iswk. Itil i iin ru xintt'lifil 1
\ 1/1* u nil txlraui .liimry
!«•'
III. ' <;lutnuui IliuH f'4'1
Aais
;t i .1 i>. i lltutix Ilf thu
ft. It'S • ;iru lakiiii? thuir |
Ilf X. iin tit. uni in* t
f i •til iff x|.II,- ,.f •!$ffi«*nil
III thu war In Ihu Air ll
li xh .l.f laru ,1 the It A. t
-w.-eps over
'•Nlllit daylight
northern Franc* hnd forerd Ger
many t , withdraw large numbers
of I,lam- from th* Uue-imn front. ^
Window- no two sides of th#
With n lift* me Iurif» t reprp. residence » f United States Am*
-rnfiiv Adolf II it In n« un added tmssailor latnrencu Stainhardt In
iiwnitivi* f«»r
murr*. a larifi Mo—'ow wn- Id**wo in by a
ntindn'r of m.'i-knt.it luria-d out tmiiili during the Ihird successive
ymtrrduy itfttrntHin f«tr th»* reiru night of the German air a*<ault.
In V«.fi, tt was snnnuneag
lar wrpltly •h«M»t i»f If»»* Semin It*
Japan have
Cun ( ’lull at it* niniff on thu that France anil
a2reed m principle oif a baste
lakrfnmt
Thu tartful ntnnd* iiImmiI mt for Japanese aid in thi^prntecfe’Ul h»L!>» and sehow-e till* tit I 1111111 t mu of Flench mteraxts in IndoIt’iiilrr tlrpexiil in u hrnwn mili t Inna.
German bombers attacked Mos
tary uniform. At ihu wnl of I!»«'
the third successive
»h*iol yr-tunUy, tin* *hr*t mulnl cow (or
filfuru mu |HM-ktd
with wull- night.
In the Far Fast crisis Japan
plilrUtl telteil*.
Iliifhfwt *rnrr mi thu |d«lnl appeared to have won her re
rariifu wax turned in hy n visitor, ported demands for ki y naval
( ’aptain Ralph Slattuii uf Sil and air ha-es in southern French
ver Sprint'*, wht* "hot !KI. Thru** Indo .China, stirring fear* of a
iHTRutix, Jim Alhnhv. Slr<. Wil pus-ih le Japanese thrust sauthliam Mf-»*krr nnd Mmvrrd Wit wstil towaid Itritaoi'a gieul navel
liwinx, lie al fur tup phiuu in » thu tiu*•' at Singapore.
The Italian High Command
match firing with -out* uf *J7'.L
Other NuurrE uti thu pluiol said Fascist warplanes attacked
a Hr it i-tv convoy and sank two
ruvjfu were;
steam-hips, torpedoed two cruis
NAME
SCORE ers and inflicted other damage.
The ino-t important Indicatlona
A. L sMyern. Jr
.. tut
Jim Allunhy
„ nr, in the vast theater of the RussianGerman
war yesterday, supported
Jim Wubh
. 95
Hoy Willi* m$ t
94 in port by Berlin Itself and by
Howard William,
91 military observers in tarndon,
l^o Butiicr
n2 were that the Germans had not
William llrcokrr
. 89 only been sharply thrown back
Ned Smilli
89 nlong the Initial front protect
Mrs, Brookcr
89 ing Moscow but had in fact lost
Paul Burr,*!*R uf Oculil ,. . 89 the Initiative before Red counter
Alden Dcrthick
X«l attacks of unexampled ferocity.
The progre-s of the Naxi drive*
J. V. Jones
85
Charles Itunr), Jr.
. 80 on tho northern and southern
I^nngrmd and
Match scores we
ns follows: wings toward
Kiev in the Ukraine, respectiveNAME
S
T U
M ly —was obscured.
Moscow's communique
early
.Mr*. llriMik<-r
.x;i trj oh 279
It. Williams .. !l| 111 no 279 this morning merely reported
J. Allenby
. K9 97 0:|
279 great continuing struggles on
li. Iluliuir.
... aa - ph pf- 977 the Polotik-Nrvrt-Hmntenik- trt*—
J. Wchb
. 95 87 92 271 origin nt tho renter; abuut Zhi
P. Klatten . _.. 90 9 4 89 271 tomir before Kiev In the middle
W. Brooker ... HI 91
90 204 Ukraine ami on the Bessarabian
A. Derthick ... 80 91
HI 200 front along the lower Ukraine.
C. Dunn . , .... 78 73
In this latter lector It waa de
77 228
J. Jones
.... 70 71
80 227 clared a German motorised regi
On the rifle range, scores were: ment was routed, the Russian#
Leo Butnrr, 91; Charles Griffith, capturing 400 armored can. 300
91, and Dick Vernay, 82.
motorcycles and a variety of
leaser equipment.
“ Concentrated blow*’’ by tb#
K*<l air fleet on German troopa
and air-dromri were reported.
Moscow had an hour and 30
minute air raid alarm early teat
Four marriage licenses were night but it era* without inekten*.
Aa th# heavy fighting con
issued at th«- office of the County
Ju<(y* yesterday at tb# Court tinued. private advlcee last night
House, according to tho record* said tn* garrison defending Smo
lensk 230 mile# west o f Moscow,
of the clerk.
License* wer* Issued to Edward baa been holding the city agates!
Lancaster of Orlando amt Miss strong German assault* and is
Doris Stafford of Sanford; Mar putting up a brilliant fight.
Till* was lh# moat slgnlfkiaat
tin Segal of Orlando amt Mlaa
.
.
Beatrice Gru* of Daytona Beach. development:
The Germans, who last weak
Elwlfl 0. m il amt Miss Myrtle B.
vnav Smolensk
omu—i— k*d
Smith, both of Orlando, and EL had claimedI that
un in a cootlaaton
mer, JloUn Nix of Orlando - and been overrun
tended wall t e fs a a
Miss Mary Simmons of llalaea thrust that
on tha road1 to Moscow, admitted
City
that
*
text Bight that tho
tha bitta
bitterest~
4 Couples Issued
Mile IiOngr Hose I
Marriage Licenses
Used To Fight Fire
City News Briefs
Lake County Grapes
Presented To Herald
M su ssr a
1
v;
* •
.r
British Convoy At
tacked, D a m a g e d
By Italian rinnea
Address Of , Hitler’s Likeness Inspires Good
Scores At Weekly Gun Club Meet
35 D raftees.
Found Wrong Wilkinson Services
•[Questionnaires A re
-V Mailed' T o F i r s t
1,600 Registrants
*
Japanese-Soviet
( lash Reported
>v
HSKBS
4',--.
••
Influenza Ifnmunity
Reported Developed
ARM Y HOSPITAL OPENED
of fighting was ragtnr
ragtnjr for that
same Smolensk area- It waa ton.
ta mount to an acknowtedgmani
_ of material reversals.
ATf-AN TA, July 34, —
Tb# 2000-bed Lawson general
Hospital for xokltera In th* Sootheast opened
this week and
Wednesday had 13 pattento In
private rooms In tb* <8 wards.
Bernard Potto o f Tallahassee.
Fte* waa th# first off-lho-raaervatten soldier listed and aaalgaad
t t t . •
I
PE W ALABAM A C A I M
MONTGOMERY. A la , Joly H ,
Eight bow case* W m PMo
day sent Alabama'a July u
In/anUte paralysis Ttetlm#
teg to 118.
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Sanford Hi
Japan Mores Sooth
HORSEMAN
What Is probably one* o f-th e sorriest chapters In
France's history Is currently being written by the y ich t
govcrnmeat which in tho name of aelf-pfeaeryatlpn i‘ >Ia
playing Into the hands of the totalitarian monstcril|u aIoat
Ita ‘ time-honored friends hi “ Liberty,' Equality, fr a te r
n ity." Hoping to save something for herself France ■I*
gradually' losing- e v e r y t h i n g ; n » « - —« * - *♦**»•***' ..
Marshal Petnin has served notice to the world that
France will fight for every inch o f her colonist territory.
An^l France does fight where Syria Is concerned when
tiM pritish, in order to prevent a German occupation,
taka over that country. And Frrfnca threatens rigohJvialy
to' fight when (he United States, sntidpatJng s Gerttaan
H2
ait it t t n t r •»«»»<> « n * •* trick, keeps a weather eye on Martinique. But when Ger
fio a k a . m - IX W aa aa* aaftefe mt
French Mqrdtfcu
■ w' r a l o k h w i u fmr ike aafpaaa •* man "technicians'’ move into Algeria,
Mlwo# m a * **an w ••■ n o t lae and Dakar France docs nothing.
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Neither does France do anything when tha Japanese
occupy Ino northern part of Frerfch Itnlo-Chlna, and How
that it is reliably reported tho Japs are about to move
southward the word comes from Vichy that a deal has
been made with Tokyo to “ protect” • French interests In
this area. “ Protect” them from what? Not the Japanese,
the only people threatening them at the moment, nut from
the British, the Chinese and the Americans^" •
So all of French Indo-China is about to be surrend
i t f .fi*
grJfYfH lrt U ll prnptt mm4 fl*» ered to Axis hands without a blow being struck In Hs “de
*4 r t f i^ , t c
#f AMn*1 fense. The great French naval base at Saigon, on which the
i l w irt w
dr# «l«t
French people have s|>ent millions of dollars to make? »Ure
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THURSDAY, . JULY. at. 1041 th's,outpost o f the mire proud French «hpfrd would stand
loreyer, Is to become u haven for Japanese battleships..
t l
ATLA N TA , J «ly »
(»2 *
el.'l)--Tbe nnfpie«Uon«l stMMta
a t' the building program to tha
Sootheastern »U U » pushed II 1*
percent ever the eontrset-vnwa*
tlon for the haU-mA ^W
and seems certain to eoullnu# OWabated, until'* tha year*™! to
reach a arm kigh Jo--aaUrilg.
There U no doubt In tho rnindi
bf « i part obaerOur* that thai dofm*# program had an important
part In this highly bwmaeed
rttaatlon hot aommenta- |p<li«»t»
a parallel • amlsmtkm * 1
mera normal ! » ■ -»ot h a M^tt
under - private owaerehip.vs ]V*:
•. ttilph M. Halraton, too fimttihem slates manager o f Dodge Baporta, tha dally eonatnjetiao a ta i
oerrieay aummorUbd Urn last-mew-i
nig building activities tbesugbeot
Florid-., Georgia, Alabama, aaalarn
Tenneeaee, Sooth I Caroitn* ■ and
North CaruUa%-'- today, -and «*M
pbruliod' that it -was >not * M
early to enact this yaar to eloaa
with a tctal valaatlan o f bolldiag
contract* that will ba conaidtrably
hlghar than la s s * ' recant year
By JACK BT1NNETT
WHH1NOTON, July 24, -U P )
— It was generally cverlooked,
but behind tha Prealdrnt'e recom-)
mrnditlon to Conrra,a for Irgl*latinn to permit the Prerident to
ealaMlah regional nr general day.
Ilrht aaring f-r all or any part
of the year I* a plan to eiricemrenl one of tha mejor nolitleil esploalona o f tha whole of
nttinnnl dnfenae leglalatlon.
In -World War I, Congrei* and
the nation paused In It* entire
defense effort to wa/a one of tt*
bltlerast battle* oerT whether a t
ahnuld nr abaoUn’t .hare univerm I dfyllght taring!
8av* your money by buying
lfen»c BUmpa. ■
on
o f li'sf)4tit on liquor"; pifoctoupatlon, a guneral^hstw today, gona tomorrow’’ attltmlo.
«•'
rta Sam's w ar effort- and mart of
tha ecuthem rapaWci aeqahaeai
but one or tw o o f 'em preferred to
maintain neutrality and ha defatt
ed II ad libitum, l was them-and
aaw I t The vtctlma cosidWt'tts
anything, but It made 'sot aura as
biaae*.
■mi
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1 Presidents U »rYn g and OooUdg*
weren't any arnaa but* notlhar
ware they any feature Pi
Hoover had the right'tdes.
command o f tho-palawsty asst .bf
cnmreraatlon that the Latin tssta
requires. *Aqf>- -a - »
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Prerident Roosevelt. with his
"M y friend*" dope, hs* praclaaly
the correct article, Wavaiibsleas. hs
had a tong hlitory o f Ms pradacm
■or*' ert*«ne*aea to offact bafora
beginning to make an Impression.'
At la*t he’a ilartlng to acortt rd
)o>l(a from _ that epaach of Dr.
Plnedo’s. --aw
“ _“ ; “
1 didn't actually hear tha doe’s
speech. I read It In a nawepaper.
The account of tt waa friendly to
tha doe. but It spoke o f him us u
••Argentinian.” That’s a habit that
oar preos ought to-gvtow r Aaitttan of tha ArganUha Republic la,an
Argentina or an ArgraUnsulAytu
want to be Bpaniah about It. or ■ !
Argentina, If.MWsa lady.'OUUug
one of 'em an "ArganUnlan" da
comparabia to calling aoa.of 4M as
"Arocrlklnlan.”
i v.
"~ r
dies and tha La tin-American esoa*
trim bordering•, tha Caribbean,
Whether or not tha Unitad matm
muc h deal rad and Canada wui be In a poaitlca t *
W
^
clrtla of waat- dktate to the Argentina JUpubUtt,
f V C B a r e r F d ^ ent' bamlsphatSBttwart/. > a l * soUdarity. — Samathing to ba datarmlaad sole
V
- . /Assuming- that ly by geography a r t Batumi
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we're winning tha Argantlnos tat* •oure efa” -»■ «.
soma sort of,collaboration with N . * But not. I take It, by Mart
wa ought to *u weed bt winning IBs the Caribbean countytss*. Arga»->
mat of tha New WPrid Latins bp s turn’s. BrasU's a r t . ChUa’a ewtt
J In tho same tenor;' "Twelvo common driving faults”
a'ro )|stctl By tho Automotive Safety Foundation in m m*i-l
reputed break •'- botween seine, 'Trlorlfy For Traffic Safety.’' Thgyua*gr>
Hitler i n i " U i trusted
l l. Driving too fast' for traffic condltlotif,
ba Sfeitsln'g ,tha (lenaral
Z. Poor judgment In passing or fd loW ln r
3. Fhiluro to signal chanqo'lh c0drsai,<‘-'
4. Inattention to traffic.
••
&. Irtldfoper turning—left turna from right lanes, and
! vice vertA.
* -# “ •
*
• '■-*RF------------------ preference*
I. Wall, if X war*-a vtolant Faiw
In New York. American aoUdlttcatlonist. open
ado mida
Mas a member of tha A rgtaU flt raiding that paanga. J tWaft p i ] *
landslide.
Not lon|
lagtalatura. a former ftnaoea m ini*
l ‘ Attarnay
W.
wi
Sf »nm\ v
sA-4,809 fword*fcand,'tav-'
e
»
eatablliheil.
Si
l. aimoat as bHafl|t:F,
.. You knew than saad to ba a
tlqia w)wn the wife’* Salks
wowtd aavtr think of vtaltlg* o*
In-tha summer tlmaa' Bat IV*
baait) ytllia^. my Read o ff to t n i
now abaat ' how await Florida
tho gait wilt etart to
aflvqg I im i Mm hstitt l
and aC klah dab ’ anti
at Florida.that I got
Wck oat io f AMWta’ . ’t a
a
STj
*a on«'or two ahlfta more work
ing darllghL For msny wurkars.
•ran Uiosa working overtime, It
fafsrlil ae Ulaura daylight hour*.
Theae* argument* art pretty wall
ilB ol'W htt It doe* to tha farm
er" f* ‘ aomelhln* alaa again. In
K W * wmaitoduee, wham ‘ tha
bag**. Tha aSgwtr ,waa
■fTtifrifrU
—a
IF TOUR T A S T g mtMANOS
^SCOTCHES ■* - •
Stey/art Says
int Rudolf'Ham and how
W»d break wit* Gap. Q *
111 MAGNOLIA A Y R
• LIQ.tJC)RS
f Dayfight Saying ■Tf . — •— \y - r -
Help gut' oaf the rot*
«*P Itsl - Election Day.
‘h d d 'lo all' probability It wll
n*eh am daprteedaoted height.
BnOding
hsmrrtg- rag a'-sensor. However
•W INES
a t SOIL
f
GLASSBaf
need
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to
vtsrr
�1/inn fimrsivAP ? .‘rr
>htJK ’ .tt t i i M
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THIS HXNFDHD B K E U A BANrOlTO
PAGE THHEB
f t o k it d c
Questions A n d
Answers Listed
On Metal Drive
A n d Personal Activities
AL, Sodety Editor
Social Calendar
THUB8DAY
_ The Towaaoad Club will meet
Wi the Court House at 8:00 P.
M.
PRIDAT
The Central
Circle
o f tho
Sanford Gordon Club will aew
f c the Bed C m i at the Wo’■ Club beginning at 9:30
A . If.
Girl Scouts will meet at the
Little House at 8:00 P. M. to go
t o Sanla ado Springs and return
at 5:00 P. M.
<g Tho Geneva Uoma D en rau tn '
tion
lion Club wlH
will aponsor a dance
at the Geneva Community Hall
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• ' The Womans’ Club will aew for
4h o Red Cross
beginning
at
8:80 A. M. under the sponsor
ship of Mrs. C. R. Dawson.
The D. A. R. will have charge
c f the afternoon sowing session
-for the
Red Cross In
the
0/Oman’s Club.
Helen Leggett To
Wed Fred Williams
Of much Interest to their many
friends is the announcement of
tie engagement and approaching
marrhg* of Kiss Helen Louise
Leggett, daughter of Mr. and
Mr». Allen Leggett, of Waycrose,
Ga., and Frederick Hastings Wil
liams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
T. Williams, of Sanford.
Hiss Leggett was reared In
Wayeroes and
attended
the
schools there, later attending the
Georgia State College for Women
In Milledgeellle, where she re
ceived her B. S. degree. She has
In the Weycreea
been teaching in
’K W f 3 th »l.‘ ' **
Mr. Williams Is a native of
Sanford and attendnl . the teas!
Wthools In 'taffy thlldhood, later
standing ' Riverside
Military
Academy In Gainesville
Ga.
hi
from which
he was graduated.
He received his B. 8. degree In
1939 from the University of Flo.
ride in Gainesville, where he was
member of the Alpha Tau
Omega social fraternity.- Mr. Wil
liams is also a member of the
American
Society
of
Civil
Engineers and Is at present as
sociated In business with his
father, City and County Engin
eer.
The wedding will be an evvnt
of Aug. 18, in Waycrota.
TUESDAY
' The third In a series o f five
subscription bridge parties which
We being sponsored by the Wo
man's
for the purpose of
man s Club
I
ijkvplng the club open for the
beei o f Ute
Cross, will be
the Red C
iven at 1:30 P. M. Prises will
*
given
and
refreshments
ved.
irrW
e
The sewing
f e d Cross will be sponsored by
The Red Cross sewing sessions,
M lea Elalee Kirchhoff beginning held in the Woman's Club each
jU 9:30 A. M- In the Woman's morning and aflcrncnn, nnd spon
Chib.
sored by the club as one of its
defense projects,
mo
proving
WEDNESDAY
^
Sewing sessions ; for ibe Red more and more interesting rarh
-Croat will eontinna In .the Wo- day. The women gaihei and sew
man’s dub. -faaar-8:30 P.. M. for the charitable cause, while
until 8 JO P. M., sponsored by at the same lime the; enjoy the
social atmosphere that prevails.
Mlaa Irena Hinton.
It is eatima’ rd by oflic.-rs of
the elub that ".he cost of hop
ing the club open during the
summer nion'.u will amourt to
140 besides the incidtnlti rs
penses such as lights, water, etc.
In order to rals>. tl is amount,
the cluB is sponsoring n serin of
.five bridge parties i. inng the
Clubwomen Sew For
Red Cross Charity
Anderson'
Griffith
Funeral
IM 1
Director*
M
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.MODERN
FINANCE CO.
Telcphcao 14b
M'orII rrH r ream
Mrs. Jessie Miller is spending
•eeeral weeks in Williston with
relatives.
Mrs. H. E. Cordell and son.
Buddy, are visiting with relatives
in Hartwell, Ga.
Miss Mary W ig.il has retuim-i
from a vacation i ; l iu In Littlo
itierland, N. C.
Onr|
i: M -l POST DKKICK PAY
* i M|\ i. 111\, July 24.
i I -. i*.5«w«*o*sl mill «i*nt to
• .• \VY.liifvdny legislation
•.tl • Ml|.| \l*« Aiitom*i «. i ..!«»•• i»ft«T i«Ttmn per.n iir
\ linn incrrms#
tl
pnv would
. I it»r in v»nr« v r v iff,
litleotmI t|iin nt thi* rmi
• I i ti.ut.il five yrarv
* j t o $ w \ i s p w . j .iv j v - u n
** " ‘A> Ar-nV* p.»w » -A t.»W l,f' '|f%l.tftkiT- WIT**
Ruketl
I.\ lh»* Maritime* Coni.
I III Co|||H||4Hl.»M 0)11,1 bld«
• • i’» ii Viiir II. ninl npr«
w•aii 1.1 1*0*5init the vriiI* iv. the (irrnt
IsAktft
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rl if
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r?U »*
Mrs. Chsrles Belts Is spin-l
in g -the day today aa tor giir*t
o f Miss Ann Dickson in Orlando
III.II.• «|
flu
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It ink . t IC.. I’
••hiif. |.ri»f.»
l»» • \ ' .hi .1* •
Miss Jean Stone of Jackson
ville is visiting with her cousins,
Mrs. C. E. Adams and Mrs. Ruth
Stewart, for several weeks.
U lM iTO V
liny 24 lhl!ii..ii.,
mte
.1 t«».In* llic Officei
» i <i V|e4iiii|* i*.. h : hail
• 1%if.>.... Micrt*i-m«nt
« i. i
.ip: H. •• jv.il ttin#
* | Uu M.ue I » l« 5 Union
i •
ii ili/.• employ inert
, i . \» n*
i 1i •
.
v
•V cm
l.y III.
.Iltlll.Iliu m MTIitl f '
Mrs. 8. F. Vemay has as her
guest her sister, Ain. Aiidivw
Lownda., of Ualllourr, Md.
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SUMMER SPECIALS
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Carrawsy of
Lake Wiles are visiting with
Mr. Carrawsy’s
mother,
Mrs.
Matie Carrawsy.
In n
Ifru illar
Elsie, Use aismem Csw. Crepe te a l the riarids F .h lb lt Oran ye Is le s liar at A Uaa lie c ity fee a
with f IIras pulp, served ky lU lly Jane rhllllps.
The publication of "Florida
Highways,” official organ of the
Mias Gladys Wells returned
home today from Daytona llvat b Slate Road Deoartmenl. was rewhere she ha. h.-en visiting for .nmed this month after a lapse
of several years. J. E. Robinson
several days.
ol Winter Garden is publisher. F.
Corporal Josepti S'rlarik I..1 arrived from Can.p iiliimling In
spend a few duys wdh Ids |>u
rents, Mr. and Mrs J. Fenkuitk.
P. Huddow n' J i. k-nnvitle, for Coiin.il .-omptrle mobilisation »i
merly will. Ihr Ja.'ks.mville Jour watchers at more than
him
nal, i- odveili.iiig n-pr.-senlallve.
-trr l.-p-rally lmutcd idi.i-rviilton
1 bt- I lord |iit.-n-e|»1.»r
I ' i i i ..
i-\ llie rod of tin. v.,. k
moo.l h' ihi- \....y Air 1 o ii .s Mil- v. tl.-bers wilt hr niiide up
S. .11
M.-i-k-, Onlt ’
V|-i. hinelesc
I’ rrninnrnt
h|u-ri:il ut $5.00
Ki gill.’ir SI...-.0 Ci i i» in. ol l li| W .u e
Sprriiil nl $1.50
Itrgiiliir SI.mi I n i il
Sprriul 75c
VLiniriir*' ami I .i- 1.■I u tili . iilu-r o f iilnrvc I ’erni l nr iil-s
$1.00
A n n ’s
ii:
rv iiK
m
\t-u
I.-it
.M in isol
l.c a u ly
S a lo n
. n m / n u ll . m ■><.
i-iiovv:
H. Roby laing and L. Burke
Steele rvtume.1 yesterday from
Montcxuma, Ga.,
where they
have been on business for th«
past thrre weeks.
Miss Kvrn Youngs ha. arrived
from I^M *od to visit with ler
trother-vmTaw and sister, Mr
and Mrs. J. A. Harmld at their
home on Park Avenue.
Mia§ Julia Belle McClelland ha.
returned from a wrek's vacation
spent
in Fvmsndina with her
summer.
Two of these parties l.tu been brother-in-law and sister, Mr
held and the third is planned fir and Mrs. Urn Halter.
nest Tuesday afternoon brginn
Laland McClelland la expected
• f f , at 8:30 o’clock. In addition
to bridge, Chinese cheekeri and to arrive Saturday from the
rummy will also be played and Naval Air Base at Jacksonville
a bonus of 800 points will be to spend the weekrnd with his
family.
gives for promptness.
C. R. Dawson, president
Mm. Frank Weldon, Jr. hi
tln & f’Orty*’ r*Vrytet*-«ho
corns out to these par returned to her home in Panwood,
ties, “ since this u a community N. J. after visiting with her
project and one l>i which the father, W. II Hand, at his homo
whole community shnnU he vi on Park Avenue.
tally Interested. This setivs of
Mri. Martin J. Brnm, Lira. W.
parties Is being given for the
sole purpose of raising lunds S. Coleman and Mr. and Mrs.
to maintain the un’cecn of th# A. L. Bella spent this aft-noon
•lub for tho n«o nf the Red Crosa at Camp Wing-Mann at Avon
Invite the public to re Park.
spond to this worthy causa.'
Mrs. C. M. Boyd and two
A high pn u for tach game
Carolyn,
will be giv-in at the e'-neluslnn daughters, Janet and
of tho gamts m adJitnn to i returned home yesterday from
serteno pri/- and light refresh Florence and Columbia, 8. C..
menta will bo served throughout where they have been visiting
with relatives.
the afternoon
Bomo o f the organisation*
Charles Martwcthrr. son of Mr
which are sewing at the dally
••salons Include: the verkms cir and Mrs. C. J. Meriwether, will
receive
hla degree of Bachelor o f
cles o f the 8anford Garden Club
the Wotnan’s Missionary Union •< Science In Agriculture from the
tho First Baptist Church) Wo University of Florida In _Galftfamen's Society of Christian Bar- viUe on Saturday morning.
ek e of the Melho-Ust Church)
Forming a party spending the
AU Bonis Catholic Church) Pres
byterian
Auxiliary;
Woman's afternoon at Coronado Beach
' axillary of the Congregational yesterday ware Mr and Mr*..
ht Daughters of ths Amor- Grover d, David, Mr. and Mrs. X.
Ravolution: Order of the F. Carrawsy,.Mlaa Louise Drig
gers and Mr» J. M. Cameron and
Batten
daughter, Marty of 8L Peters
A u n - burg.
>Di all
in tho tU U daring the i
e»»h
o f the dt/frront ehurtho*. lima had mehrod
menu totalling 188,844,841
The major portion
of
t
benoflta had gone to raclpl
o f old-ogo aaabtaaeo, la
■mooat o f |10,4Sa!ai*.74.
to dopoadoat ahildrcn rmi
•oat. wNh a total o f M.oop,
while aid to tho hi lad had
paid hi tho amount o f f 1,1
JACKSONVILLE. July 14 —
Ipoctal)— Oa July 1, 1181,
lovtda lauaehod a puhlio aaatatMo program supported hp State
Id federal fends,
at which
M the State Welfare Board
M lad noted Into offlee aa the
baialetrattve body. A t the ead
Seminole County
Given $274894
in Fonr Years
»V '
nftt r It n i«»N»
An
HH•• t\ill #»orV
i hut it i<
ji
Will nil i
t hi 4 alntiimuHt
An - Xu \\ 1
rr* 1i.i \* t ill.’
Th* \ will onl\ 1
«i ?«i i1 l.t»M.r 1
|M\ <' i • rap t
nil • -i Jv ftx.’.l
It* Whs. will
P e r s o n a ls
Miss Avis Severn who Ins been
employed by the Sanford Herald {
for sevrral months has returned
to her home in Massachusetts. I
Defense Group-Union
Agreement Is Okeyed
E c o n o m ic a l' N e w
System C o o ls
Enftlra H ou se
A practical way to prevent
over-heated homes has just
been perfected. C O M FO RT
C O O Ling! It draws cooler
air in the windows, circu
lates gentle breezes through'
every room. Youcanrclax^
sleep comfortably.
/S° OUISIDE
With lleme-COOU
tea. a letae aUeat aiaa .
w » i l« l ( ms . . . .
Tehee evwhealed sir
• * w ilbp,
m
up
a i house . , •
Briop m b , sir ka
MFOMT COOLlug—J «st • Taw Coots a Day I
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THURSDAY, JULY
f - l l l u || t u C ir t lf la t * No. i l l .
iMUft! Um Jnd day o f Anjnfcit A*
D , 1911. hut filed u m « In m f
office and hot mad* application
for i t u deed to be Itiu id there*
on. Said certificate etnhraree the
follow in g deocribed property la
the County o f tiamlnol*. Htate of
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Florida .to-writ:
NW 1*4 of MM 1*4 He«*fton. If,
Township St Mouth fiance JO
Kaet. 40 Acree.
The a iM iim rn t
of
the
ea>d
• T W , f t la ita ta d by J. B. W ye property under the mid certifi
t f M ) c k io f o f Um m arketing dtel- cate laaoo] waa In the name of
%
MOB o f tho Surplus M ark etln s r . E. Qodfrey.
tin Ufa eald r r r t lf ld l* ahall be
A it iiin iit n U o fl.
Through
Uio m red«<emed arcordina to law, the
w U s h hra fou n d practicable, It properly d*e«rlt»ed therein will be
■ f o p ftt to p rovid e contkiermbl# •old to tho h'Nheet bidder nt the
the
first
m tpm iU jn In th * dqmeetlc us* o f court houee door on
Monday In th«’ month o f August.
1041. which la
the
4th day of
fiT-Among tho new uaet w ith dp-1 August, 1941.*
Dated tills 3rd day
of July,
MMBt p oa a ib llitiri fo r tucceea
M , fir e p r o o f cotton Into let loti fo r I t l L
t
l
P
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R
N fiO ff
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Tret* haro shown It to
Clerk Clrruli Court; HemlirBo, particularly suitable fo r In.
ole C«iuntv, Florida
SBlStlng potato slores* houaen.
fly E. K ftiritlX cK
Deputy Clerk
at*
use la
in Insula
tlrig automobile
Its os#
Insulatiifs
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D
ta y t aad re fr ig e r a to r* and In
w n la tia c
asain st sound
also
'v o t ic b o r
ir r t - H ATio.u h i m
hah been found practicable.
. . . V A t I" rn
•“ r i s 'f h r I f f i r w ' l i t f — “
bales la bain s em ployed m ore NOTTCB IX IIK K K IIY IIIVKM. Thnl
a n d - m a r * , r e p la c e s h i t * . " T h e ■A3. A. W s u * -M M r r n r ‘ Ths t '*rllflo a l* No. 1491. Iscii'tl th* 1st
D epartm oat o f A gricu ltu re baa day of August A l t . I l l ] , hn*
developed th * u*a o f cotton in tiled s*m.< In my n fflr. nn«l hit*
th * m anu facture o f hlsh gred o m *d« appllretlnn for a tat dtsd
thsrann. Held esr• flU u g paper, g iv in g even cheap* to k* l**ucd
tlflrats smbrarcs
the fullvwlng
dsscrlb.A1 properly In Ih* A'.-unly
of fteuilnote, Mtsis „ f Klur-U*. to*
iaad .sonAumpUon la cumins w it:
f.ota I, t. 10. || |il«>rk K Mid
at through th* u m o f cotton
way
llr lg h i*
1*1*1 li.mk I
fo rc in g f o r tho sides and
P *a * 4i
m as o f Irrigation canola and
T h * *«*s*sm *nt
of
th*
sa'd
boa in th * W eet, cotton m at* prt.psrly under th* *utd rrrtlflra
t*
l«su*M
wa*
In
llto
name
of
CBrlag con crete roads, cotton
Jeanette Old*
itln g c o y er* f o r fu m igatin g
Unless said certificate shall hs
»
aoadbrdi, cotton d o th red'emad arcnnllaM to le v . .fh e
h adin g and mulching tra* properly dssrrlhcd Ihrtrln will be
tga, cotton covers f o r hires •old to. the h'Khsst >.1*1.1' r at ths
roust house d»o.r on
ths
first
oa, and cotton fab rics la Monday In th*. month of August.
o th er pLtcta where they 1911. whirl) la
Ih*
4th day of
n o t fo r m e r ly used,
August, l i l t .
Dated this trd
day
of July.
r y e ff o r t I* bein g m ad* to
M re ta il consumer and th*
u
p . im itN P o N
Biol user cotton
product*
clsrk Circuit Court. K*mln>
w ill b * n ot on ly attrac*
ol* County. Florida
m t also sconomtcal and to
Dy r*. 1. llllllliIC K
Drpuiy Clsrk
a
and . regain
fo r
th*
’a fo r m e r "k in g ” o f farm
Its Its fu ll place In th * aun. NOTICE OF A PPt.lC ATIO T FOII
T A T 119*111
Chapter IT4ST Of 1S.VH
A boat BO portent of *U United NOTICE IH IIK H K IIT fnVK N . Thai
O. M. Arls holder of Tas CerAta* farm psapl* lire In
iBthsm statsa, bat they re- tlflra t* No. lIT i. laeu'M th* tlb
of August A. t>.
te ll, haire only SO percent of th* ns- day
filed aapt" In my office unit ha
mad* abiillcallon for a tas dart,
to k* Issued thsrcon. Hnld errllflra ls embraesa
th* fultowlns
drscrlhol property In th* County
LEGAL NOTICES
o f Hsmlnul*. Htate of Floe'da. to*
w it:
NW 1*4 o f NW 1*4 Kwtlon II,
BOTI CM o r A FPI.IC ATION FOR
Township I I Mouth, lu n g s I I
TAX DMMII
Rust 49 Acres.
i.
n * N 9 » IT4ST Of U M
The aaeeasmsnt
of
the
raid
WQTICB fg IIE H E IIT OIVEN. Tkst property under the aald cerllfl• ■ * if. It. Blaakesf W * .**'<L, r •* *<••* • » T e * Csr“ ,m * of
tlfle a t* No. t i l l . Issued Ih * Ilk
Unter* said ecrllflcsla shall b*
M l e f Ausual A. D . I l f * , haa radtatnsd arenrdlng to tew, Ihs
fn#d MRitt la my o ffle * asd ha* properly described (herein will he
m sd* tppllcallon fo r * la * Used sold lo th* h lfh est bidder st Ike
ifrs * ^ 'seited
thereon.
Bald ser- court house door on
lb *
first
t i e follow ing Mtatday In Iho month o f August,
1941, which I*
th*
4lh day ol
Ausust. mi.
Doled Ikl* Ird
day
at Jail
1941.
U.
P.
IIKIINDON
j k e assessment ■ e f
the rsa'd
Clerk C lrcgli Court. Jteatlsjr e je r t y W t e r the aald earllfl* V •
olo Counly, Florid*
* Dy K. U IHJJIDHTC ■
Unknown** WM *- U , **“ * ,f
Deputy Clerk
■UsteM M id eertlfleat* ahall b*
rodtamsd according tn tew. tk*
V'_0**r,T*
wNthf
K .Midway ll * i « h u P U t Book
NOTICE in li c i t BBT OtVfeN. T k *t
Mary If* Id w la holder o f Tail 'Car.
t r w
«t.
T h * u M io n o n t
of
th *
eakJ
Ilf r a t* No. IfM . Uou*d tka W i
d *r o f A o g u t A. D . I f I f . ha* property under the u ld eertlffru*d u m « In my o ffic * aad ta * ra le i H o d waa la th* uamo of
mad* application fo r a ta t daad r . J, out*.
Unlrco o«ld r r r tlflr ilo oh*lt ho
to ha laauod thoraon. Said earllflra to omhrocoo
tho fallow lag rodremed aevnrdlna lo lauf, U r
d ia r r lk d proparly In lha Couaty ^roporty described Ibersln w ill ho
o f ttemlnole, m ala o f Florida, to* wild to th * highest bidder at th*
court hou*a door on
th *
first
w ilt
Monday la lhi< month o f August.
l o t * I, I. || A Id ntork
I
Alloa'a
First
AddlUaa
ta
1MI. which I*
lha
<th day at
A D lu t, l i f t .
Washington
llo lg h la
Plat
Hook 1 l’ a (o 1]
Ttetad thle Ird
day
o f July,
T h * assessment
o f ' tho ■ aa'd t i l l .
proporty undar tka said oortlflV . r . II RUN DOM
ra l* In n 'll waa la U a aadia o f
Clerk Clreuit Court, ho ml aDan Baldwin.
olo Conaty. F lo rid *
Ilnleaa aald certificate ahall bo
By IS. U B U IU H C K l
Depat y Clerk
rod'oaiod
i m ' . p i i i accordlnf
a n o rm n , to
i u law. laa
tka
property d*ecrlk*d th .ra l* w ill he (f E A L ) ________________ ______
wild lo th* h'Shaat bidder at l| *
r,turt houae door oa
th*
first IB T U B
C l M C IIT COL'MT OF
At/.ndey In Hap month o f Agggef.
; n i s u m fjrw ru t nsn i l . which la
th e . 4th day of
H IT
OF r U U D A
IN AND
Annual, * * l| j»'. >
............
f w V 't n d " "ddy
Of fa ly .
nriTrw
r
—
gmi.
I. W. ML’ aAON aad BCSA a MOBC. P. HERNDON1 •
NON. as trustees In d'esolatlsu
Clark Circuit Court. Setal*or Th* Matson Company. a dm*
olo County, Florida
solved
corporation.
P lain tiff*.
Dy K. L. a l p DICK
—*h—
Vc
Doyuty Clerk M A ttT M. O IL D C W K L U » « *1. t>*IH R AL)
fendanta.
C IT A T IO N
T H E S TA TE OF FLO IU D A TO:
Mary M. (llld ow o R
a
widow,
U illa a O lid .w e ll Currier and huehead, A. E. CurrVer, Mary (llldawell, slnal*. *11 * f
le t*
Booth
Centrel Auenu*. Lodi. California!
Morris OlldPwell. alnate. e*o Crredmoor S lat* H oapluL quaon* VIIU a *. Mow Y ork : end Paul UUda*
wall and w ife, tternlh* illldow ell.
a t 110 U lvtrsM o Drive, N ow Turk
V.
tk * TO
E LLIO TT U
ALLIOON. Ad
M id tn tks highest bidder s t
dress Unknown:
M «e » houss door os
th*
first
You sr* hereby commssded end
J fM d sy In th o month o f AuaosL
nsjulred In sppesr August 4. t i l l .
W
*s tk# ' 4th day of Is Ih* kill
of
complaint
tiled
A SBUSt, 1141.
sgkisal you In tbo Circuit Court
In
sad
for
sem
lM
lo
county.
r
i* r » 4 L * * U U ,fd ** V **
Id*. *> Dorn A llison, the h i m
kolas * suit for dlMMO,
r * • Clerti ClrMll^CourU^SanDnThis order shall he published
once * week fo r four consecutive
wewhs I* T H E SANFORD HEItDspuly Clsrk ALD, s sewspayer subUeked Is
Bamlsal* Couaty. Florida.
Wltnss* my o fflria l signature
Ih* seal o f said Coart, at
“ V A X ^ ^ 0’' r °* Bad
Sanford. Florida.
Thl*
July
L
I
x s • rtw jr
NOTICE II
SEND THEIR
VEAL (BULK TED}
Stegks...... ^..Ib* 45c Cutlets ...:— Jbw 45c
Chuck Roast lb. 21c Rib Chops......tb,* 23c
HN IW II9319
Chuck Ropst lb. 19c
.White Bacon lb. 18c
Whale Itea.
Brand Cared
Pig Hams..... lb. 25c
Picnics...... :....lb. 21c Beef Liver
11
WESTERN PORK
Genaine Spring Lamb
Logo................ Ib. 29«
Whole Shoulders Ib. 19e
Loin Chop*....... Ib. 45c
m oss
BCLTARA S B O KIDSNT
U IS IT A
4 US
A R P
LA T R R
E-C-O-NaO-M-Y
B -E -E -F
FLORIDA
•*
1ALL meat
Round Steak lb. 29c Stew:...............lb. 33c
Chuek Roast lb. 19c SKINLESS
Weiners 2 lbs. 29c
Steaks lb. 19c
23c
lb. 10c
ri.*. Sausage
a
a.,I . V *X .A.Red
ia r
J r 4 il^t d o - 55c |
1
ibagaiilh
5e
B la c k e y e P e r n . . 3 B
jELLbW u * m
M it t VO OK COOKLHo
•^1
m1-11 4 •C
«.
>
s flj
| Apples 5 lbs..... 13c
U
CiOjai! Avocado*
Oalo.----- lge.'1 «4 e‘
W N IT B S A IL I.At'-NRET
Starch 3-lb, b®K 17c
OXYDOL
d Wheat-----
Iran ITalies.......H^e
ile
m in k
1
~
LOS* r t tc a ll
3 fW
Sugar W
j for 25c
- « T . I t ' <1
Solud Dressing........... 23c
l i tjk p ti
1 V iV I u>.
1
1 jm
Nct?k Bonea..... ib. 7c
Pig Tails 2 lbs. 25c !
Rib Tips 2 lbs. 25c
rvair os whom
Large Pic...v..lb, 19c
TAinrf *
j
Bologna.!.::..::.lb. 10c
M R * COBCOEl)
lAWd. ..2-|h. ctn,
1 m
SMALL
Shoulders Ib. 14V^c
'PO R K
1Hams............. lb. 17c
. «.%v
Smo. Bacon lb. 17c
' asa .
White Bacon |b. 15c
caches lb.
15c
PI
- ECONOMY DEPARTMENT -
&
Jt-
Limes each___ lc
OCR OWN BLACK . H LB. BS*
a LB*.
FRIENDS"
' Small, Loam Tender
j
ja r 15c
Potatoes19c Jelly.......lb.
Tea.....lb. pkg. 43c
Okra.. .2 lbs. 9c Beans 3-lb. cans 20c
Cake... lb. ea. 19c
Pears.. each Sc Bsytieft "fetus*'
fomatoes ..15c Grape Juke qt 21c
v u u i Ripe
(U R AL)
1\ to 3lb. Fryer? 2 for 1.09
lEsgplant ea.
■A R A N A
d*y
1CAL.
Lemons doz..... 1(9
c
• r
DRESSING
.
m4Mi
Ir d
o . p. h e w c d o n
Clrrult Court, H*mlt
«te County. FlorH
n» t
u d ih o ic k
Deputy Clerk
P u re
SALAD
AVOCADO
Ik li
Clsrk
- QUALITY DEPARTMENT
Rich, Creamy, Smooth
fbbsm
DaUd
till.
y4
lb. 4Vic Jb.1
llARGAkET AAn
OB W K OB V AC FAIL
........12 02. ?/ae
mx '
■........19 ot. 15c
Starch ...3 for lQc
P MR A FT
[ CheestI....V4 Ib. pkg. 10e
| LARGE P & G
[ Soap 3 f o r ^
b
4 k.
• A
1 U I< 1
to t E
DePorM ta
Addition
Tho aaaraamonl o f lh a
*a'-d
property undar tka said r .r tlflrate l*au"d waa In th * nnm* o f
C. klplln.
ra te r* said certificate shall ho
r t e a w o l accordtaa to tew. th *
property described therein will b*
•old to th* hlahoat bidder at lha
neurt-house door on
U*
flral
Monday In tho month o f Aufuat.
i“WHERE CU8T01
ft appearlnc from a sworn bill
o f roaiplalnt fll»d
ksrala that
you and sack o f •
* '• » « residuals o f tho State o f Florida
ajid |h*t you are sarh o ver Ik*
a e * o f tw en ty-on* years and that
your resldenr* la as above ep*.
clflsd end that you aad each of
you are ln l*r**t*4 In lb *
prop
e rly Insolvwl In Ikl* auit altuaf*
In Samlnols County. F lorid *, dt*erlbed *• follo w *:
lo t 94 o f HI. Jauph's ae*
rnrdlns
t»
lleardall'a
P la l
duly recorded In Ik* public
r-k-or.l, of Hcmlnal* County, ■
Florida, ronlalidna ■>* aero*,
morn nr Isas, lea* a strip o f
land IS feet wide along tho
Fast and South aids* reserved I.
fnr roadway.
TlIF.lir.F O IIK .
THEME
PnEBENTH ars to command you and
*acn of you to b* and appear be*
fo r* Ibis Court at tint Cuurlhoua*
at
Hanford.
Msmlnol*
Couaty,
Florida, on Monday, th# -4th day
o f Auaust. A. P. 1941. Ih * earn*
being Ih* rule day o f Ihla Court,
otherwise.
dsorsss pro Mgfeasn
w ill b* sntnrtel against »0U agd
1IU.
win
published |a Saafovd. Bemluol*
County.' Florida, one* each w *«k
fnr four efnsecutloa week*.
WITKXBE my l u x ) aad o t t U U l
•m i m Clerk o f th « Clrrult Court
of Hrmlaolo County. Florid*, th l,
tb» trd d iy o f in ly , A. O. H U .
a
P. HERNDON
43*rk o f Circuit Coart
By A. ML W EEKS
_ Deputy Clark
o a it r.a n d Xf. u p e s c r .H
Koiiritor fo r PUJalirta
IHKALI
tlfldat* No. <11. l a u d tka ttk
dap o f A o f in t A. D . H U . ha*
fll«S MUM In m y o ffic e and ha*
m *l* application for a 1*1 dood
lo t « Issued thtroon. Skid c »rembraces
lh a follow in g
dswrlbml property In th# County
o f ftepilnnl*. State o f Florid*, to.
U ,
m m nm
1
�-
r y
tt —
rar W f >
. :-RE -,.•.••
— T —
THE 8ANFOKD
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a
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____LIMIT QUANTITIES
•
WE RBSBHVE THE RIGHT
j
490 Sanford A f t 1' - ' v
» Minnn
-FREE UK LIVERY"
Phones i 411
•
412
TMa <Stars
OWag Saafeed •Ptapb Jest What They Waat
W
la Foods
"-e-T’ a BJgk
iJgkest QaaJitr Aa n r.S A a Gnapetllire Qrallay — Vteii La This Week F.nd And Be Ceavi need That YwwLoaw Noth tog By.Bwiag a Is fs ls r Customer.
SUGAR5 m
1*4
dOLOKM K C I
tall
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cans
a CAM LIMIT
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s itu n y *
Skinless Weiners
H ltN m U trtC U in ,
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15
cans
r
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.
FORT HOWARD
a jL-LA6<<c *
5 lbs. 27c
10 lbs. 52c
:t ;
in s .
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ABLE COUPONS
E V E R Y SA C K
3Ro
:__________________ '________
Again w# offergood apodal on
CM
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5c 2 IN .
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.— 23c
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HAMS
Accused e f being members of a Hall tpy ring, some of S3 arrested
suspects snter Federal Court in NawYork where they were arraigned,
k'oac mea and threw women entarwd pleas of guilty. Bail of filS.OOO waa
set for sack daf.n.Unt,
TAI I UIASSFK.
am
The
tu a niisreporlinc which has ap
peared in slmn.il every newspaper
of the words which she wrote m
her last letter to me. Tho news
papers give tho words as:
“ I feel I cannolt go on any
longer in these terrible times. *
inis is not wluu sho wrote;
the words which she wrote are:
“ I feel ccrt.nn that I am gu.iig
mad again. 1 feel we can’t gu
through another of thoso terrible
times. And 1 shan’t recover this
tintc.*"
SI 3 had hud a mental break
down about twenty-five ye«i»
tgO| the old symptoms began L>
return about inreo weeks before
ahe took her life, and she thought
that this time sns would not rceover. Like everyone else, she
/alt the general itrain of the
war, and the return of her ill naaa waa no doubt partly due to
mi u.
hat (train. But the words of t->-r
tier and everything which she
1 1 .•ter
.
said prove that sha took
h«r Ufa. not- because sha could
not ‘‘carry on’', but because she
thought sna was going mad again
and would not thia lima recover.
LEONARD WOOLF.
And wa still know rtadsrs wbo
ballova anything marked “ non.
I fiction'' cant ta gripping.
II iTo hla previoaa grant (accesses,
the most fimotu works of their
laort published during title cenllu ry, John Gunther now • thinl,
'‘ Inside Latin America", charac|Urtsed by Urn earn* brilliant reporting.r. tana and vivid atyla and
Hadintauling of nun
avanta. From Msxleo through
ntrel America through South
narica, Gunther takes you into
nation on thia continent «r,only tho United States
land Canada, eaplaUung lta po|Deles, its problame, its leaders,
-a peoples • and how sach affects
I tho world and oursalvaa. It is,
I many ballsvt. tho matt Important
I volume an tho current aoane to
, I published during AML
| “ Daurknssa at NoonT, by Aullhur Koeattcr, Is a powerful novel
I o f the famous Moscow trials. In
ng Urn pyaahalogy of a
Commonlat It throws surUght not only on- Russia
the conflict 'between the
______ ml and the 3U ts, * con
flict aampanl everywhere today.
' Tho story opens with U# arrest
Of th o’ fermpr FMple’a Comralssar, Ruboihov, m the charge of
. against the Stnta. Hu• l an honorable and •VfO
•j
Siring Half, lb
27c
Fish Stoak Fillof*
19c
2Sc
lb
rrs*nh. Lean, Gr.^m<4
Lobster Ib 23c
Vci. Moti 1ui
C roakers 3 lbs 25
B— 1
M ullet Ib 12vkC
Stow
July 24.
lb
15c
} ioih, !\jl
18c
lb
Kino Ntockof. I
rrrsli. Ga Tilmmeci
Steaks
P O R K H AM S
th
ui'for Itiikf to figure*
f f h « » •!
. t Imii mull Boyce A.
WllM.tm
Th* f gjwfi -a f..r Mu* fir'll «u I
mnnll .if iht.-* y.’ar reveal that I
180.5.' ‘ I ii «sti it « tm! i i
rt%i . l « 1. ••f otln r 'taic -4 hfttl |
rtect'* i a total of $2.05n.I'JB-Hsl
In **J"hh •« hen. fit*.' earned undrr the liu ’iuploynunt (!omponRfttl'M U w
i W tlIlamw wta’ f.l
th/u
every
fcujti. m lht» Flati* h.i | receive I
bq%.
iM’.ffit from Ihoi'* |iiy
h O '1 ftti.l >*i miiiii' a* tn«» hirjji*
Indo 'rial t> nit r< of the <tntn
tht^ havt* I eon lh»* m#an> of
krepim; lar^ro nuinU*r« of tempofanly
miempluyeii
worker*
iroin applymir for relief
ami
cFani)
25c
SHsnk Mslf. lb
1
Botjn ! Bone ll-ill or
W h o le
lb
29c
0€»n#J A lollt’il
39c
Veal Roast
PUk* Center
Slicos
lb
15c
lb
Tuf lV%Jlny—White
M eet
lb
13c
lb
29c
Mite Cuban P»aie—
whom he bail loved but Ileverthe-[
less denniineed when she hi-cume
-ospect, lenu-mhering others of
i is own generation « f revolutionirie* anil tho entl tu which many
-,f tlom have come.
Tho plot ioeuncs on Itubcshov’s
(•cht with tho two examining
'Moglstrates; Ivnnoff the cynir,
v ho wlsh-s him to ripitulate an-1
go free; ami (iletkin I t - fanatic,
wins represents tho dictatorship
and condemn* mistake* however
well Intentioncd. Here are bril
liant characterisations and scene
altor sceno of intense dramatic
impact • all leading to a convincin* picture of how absolute power
is maintained.
Arthur Koestler Is a native of
Budapest. Before they wore abol
ished by Hitler, he worked for a
, h.i In -of liberal German news
papers, aa a correspondent In the
Near East, in Paris, and then, in
Itusila. It was in Bolshevist Kuo-j
-Li Hat he got hla inltlraate
knowledge of the background,
both political and
emotional, of
the Moscow trials.________
Drlry cattle will be- valued at
not less than ISO • head and a
range cattle at * minimum ot 429
a head In Palm Beach co mtv,
tag official* announced this week.
Ait effort will be made to see
that all cattle, both range and
drlry barda, are placed on fhe
u g roll.
10
rry Mlrti Ye’.luw
U i I liberie
P E A C H E S _______
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Ww
t% ' f t
wmt
m ggk'
it
.VfcL.
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Frank s oa
PICKLES
P L U M S
Sc
Lim es 2 doz 15c
rstrn Lui'je
14c
C elery stalk 10c
12',,c |SAUCE
72 °,
no 303
6'/iC
Mitaelman’s
fa per
V I N E G A R
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in ''Johles* henefita."
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BABY BEET
j Jpbless Benefits
^aid In Seminole
Amount To $7,202
g!a«. caw in the PorrMm
tools
School, the ln«t of sevvral <chool*
fiiunded by Dr. Haskell, "in token
••f tte great estrrm in which the
iati Dr. Haskell has always held
ilia Majesty, isur Boris 111 of
i lie Bulgirs.'
The novel "'Lance*' Is set In
the Balkans and concerns the pro*
Ment' of the people whim tho
luthor
calls
""multicultural"—
people who g.ve their allegiance
to no single nation or race or
church but to humanity at lurgv,
and wlo ire in continuing strug
glo with tho narrowly tiationaliatic
an l pnrochial people who sur
round them.
In the recent announcement of
the suicide of Virginia Woolf,
author uf many best sellers in
cluding “Thu Years’, it was
stated tint Mrs. Woolf left a
letter In which she said that ahw
felt that shu “ cuuld not go on
uny lunger
ill these territlo
times.’’ A letter to the hunday
I imes uf London, rouiiiu tiling
u|K>n this statement, forced her
husband to innke the following
II ply, printed in the next issue of
(hat newspaper:
Sir: la view of Mrs. > illckt*
last* letter in /imr last issae, I
feul that I should not silently al
low It on record that Virginia
Woolf
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lb.
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CHUCK ROAST
FANCY SHORT RIBS
191
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erg Yea8^:. ..:. ;; -.lb. 39c Smarty Dog Food.: ..:3 cans 13c
AH Flavors Jelfo....... ’ pkg, 5c
Peanuts 8-6*. can 17c 'MONAmea
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cans 19c Tomato
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A rm our’s Star - KA N SA S CITY - Beef
11im
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QUANIItV SIGHli
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/PAGE FIVE
■--- ta r e e —
ot‘
o f Bulgaria and
decoration. k . t
.
. w;
' Mr. HaakelTa grandparent* and
hla father -were missionaries In
the Bilkans, where the aut'. or
himself waa born and lived for a
noaiter of year*, Boris. then
Crown
Prince, decorated
hla
father twice, aa well a* hi*
mother ooce. The second decora
tion w *« willed to Ike eon by fe-
M e hope that
It would remain In the family a
long time and the sen would (ervt
mankind better then ha had. '
#
MRS. IRVINQ
But then the trouble began
Mr. Haskell, the present author,
4 Unusual author of an unusual
learned of the "incrcdiBle torbook - the novel "tenee*. coming
turea* which
the
Bulgarian
government was inflirtigg upon
team John Day on July 24th several hundred pr^ittcrl diuvi>-{
^ K a rd F. Haskvll haa a long
ters In llaskovn, including women
string of rnrelotea to tail about
and children. It was
reported
himself and hi* family, oao o f the
that, the feet of some were satu
rated in gasoline and set afire
while the men undwrwrnt goes.
Honing; when they fainted they
were revived ami the process uaa
repeated. Mioy died.
These
enormities made Mr.
Haskell reeonsider his ownership
of the medal originally given hts
father. Deckling, as t * dec Isres.
that "the second clause of his will
superseded the first", he returned
tile medal • to
(be
Bulgarian
government,' at the asm* time
notifying the newspaper* that he
was doing so and telling' them
why. The result ass a chores o f ’
protest in the press against the
atrocities - ana. strange to say.
a speedy end to the atrocities
lhewisvlv.rx » » " • ’ ■» **- * ‘
This latter result the author
did not learn of until a few
months later, when he wt-nt back
UrJylEiappCf. Steak....................... lb. Mc
to Bulgaria and talked with some
of the victims, some of whom
8« Treat.....................
g,IP p proved by more or less horrible
evidence the sufferings to which
J'panLih Mackerel.......................
lb20c
they had been put.
|, Cntb M«al_iJlrfi—........ ....................lb.' 35 c
And that was not the end of
1
fro* Lega............... .. ..................lb. 39c
the story. Some time thereiftcr.
in official communication arrived
I
Sea,,1^ ........— ................. ..........lb. 17c
from the Bulgarian Minister in
wallop*................................
_.|b. 33c
Washington stating that the re
lumed decoration was accepted
ty the Bulgarian government, not
is a protest, but in fulfillment of
the regulation that decorations
must be returned at the decease
Comer 3rd BC. ft Sanford Are. Phone 802 Free UelWery
of the recipient; nnd that it
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would be plsced on display In u
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Thirteen Cates
Iverbsements
Is Stated July 27
At Daytona Beach
SITUATION WANTED
COOK,
NUUK,
hooaeeleaner.
Mary Jenkins, 1010 E. Fth 8t-
DAYTONA BEACH. M y * 4
(Special) A ll ■ISTW Potot tow.H
HOUSEC LE AN E R
OK
Em MltobcU,
U 04
Bummer racing tlaisic her* »
yoara Oil* Sunday afternoon at
I M • ‘clock wlgm the aaaoal
150-mQ*' stock car ch«mptoa*hlp
win ba presented on tho tricky
fcearh-and-roid track.
Virtually retry champion drlccr
In Dlalo, and many from print*
north ara going to poet for tho
gold and glory at atako iff tho
NURSE— ELOISE
E. 7th St.
AKLOB on P i n t Hi.
as Osorfa’i Place, llltueo o f aelltag. Boa Bam
a, SIS Elia A m , San-
S f t ky 4 f t 10 In. F 01
ar pleasure. Fictorjr
Cost 17*.
Uka 111
400 W. 13th St.
win
IIBllED HOUSE *10 M s?
a Avo. Phone 2t*-W , A.
PURNIBRED suburban
botwaon 3 lake*, near
onta-4 alaoplng room*,
en porch**, modem eoniwa. Low rat* to year
tenant Inapoetion by api t Bog D, Herald.
nura*.
Onaga
Morris,
S it
HOUSECLEANER — Sarah Lao
Jamas, S10 E. 9th St. _______ r t e ! i <n c * » f f l foatoro a elaah
between Lloyd Soar of Atlanta,
81 Clark of Miami, Barney At.
BUSINESS SERVICE
kina of Spartanburg and Harley
Taylor of Atlanta, all hot from
Imprculro victoria* on July 4.
Stay eroaaed tho flnlah lino first
la a July 4 *toek ear Jouat at
High Point, N. C , whllo Ctark
won at Rkhmond, Atkins captrrad flrat at Spartanburg and
Taylor acortd at Charlotte, N. C.
However, repeating victory at
R ..»U N Ipp*r, Signs. 110 Pal
Daytonm BeacV a B naV.ba.tau
metto.
for tha quartat ol Jaly k wbnmra.
DON’ T THROW old shoos 1
Such daring driven at Pepper
Lot ns make them Ilk*
Cunningham of Joraoy City, N. J-,
Stu Joyce of Indiana polio. Buck
City Shoo Shop, 210 Sai
A t *.
Hath la, Roy Hall, Jap Brogdon
and Bob Flock of Atlanta1
, 8mok.
LOCAL * LONG dlstanc* haul- *y Puraar and BUI Franco of
lag. Loaalng’s Transfer, 601 Daytona Beach and m a y other*
B. trd, Phono 498.
are entered hen July 17.
Time trial* will bo hold Fri
day and Saturday and tho ellmai
coma* Sunday when upward* of
10,000 . racing fans a n *ap*ctcd
to wltnaoa tha apood epectari* on
Um bdineh* --------------If beach condition* an favor,
oblo, a now record for tho 100.
mile dlatanee la In pro*poet for
tho field la tho moat formldabl*
MH*' Y
to over lino vp In a clock cat
W eel
avant, The present.mark I* 77.01
mlloa per hour set by Bmokty
»ttt*»*
Purvey of Adol, da., and Daytona
THEY CANT
/I TAKE
> S YOUR
typing. Owa typewriter.
> work only. Bos 0*8.
DELIVER N A V A L PLANES
TO Dothan or Mont,
, Phone 87W or 88!
BAN DIEGO, Calif.. July 14.
—
— Flrat mate delivery of
primary training plan** for the
u. 8. Navy eras made Wednesday
> y the Ryan Aeronautical com
pany.-Tha craft will be ferried to
Jacksonville,' Fla.
ilex H. Johnson,
Ugh School Fans.
By PAUL ROBINSON
’AKETT
T O U d H ty -s m /
THtADOCEW -'
Are Listed For
Coart,» Docket
Others Are Heard At
Special Session
Held Last Friday
o to o s
CCO B u r r i s - T H C SPA
pw o
O D w rs;
] He BUJEHDOfi
•u»pondcd.
r\
Cases against negroes inclod*
ed: Rand Siopcon. charged with
blocking tho aidawalk, ••treat
ed a |10 bond. Vancatcr Mooro,
aecuaed of disorderly conduct,
entreated a bond o f flO. Ellar
Moore, charged with diaorderly
CMlduct, waa dismissed. P. J.
Junitson, charged ’ with—thruabe^i
0 A ere C U o
y j& te a M
or* -me Aigrt
lO LO W K
S iaaTCj
o f driving while drunk, wa* eonvie tod and (inrd *200 or 90 dey*.
o f which $150 waa -T-ended.
Ilia driver** Ikcnro wu*
rovokod.,
Uene Jackson, charged with
diaorderly conduct waa found
and fined $10 or .10 days.
B
Mae Davie, charged with
trly conduct, waa found
guilty and fined *5 or 16 day*.
A t a special to—Ion of court
on Friday, William n. Roger*,
.white, accused o f driving while
{drunk, waa dismissed.
J - Charges againat negroes In*
.eluded the following:
| Rose Lee
Spencer, charged
with drunkenness, estreated
a
.bond o f *10. Harrison Clark, Jr.,
'A a rg rd with petit larceny, waa
Mulloy Scores
Upset Win Over
Kovacs In Tonmey
SEABRIGHT, N. J.. July *1
—Cff7— Ganlnir Mulloy, rmootbstroking stylist from Coral Oa.
bice, registered tho first major
upset In the men's singles o f tho
54th annual Boabrlght Invitation
Tennis Tournament Wednesday
whan he eliminated Frank Kovao
of Oakland, Calif., aeedod fourth,
3.0, 7-5, 0-4.
Tho victory put Mulloy In the
quarter-final round, whtr*
be
joined top-eeeded Don McNalll
o f Oklahoma City, s*c6nd*a*d*d
Bobby Riggs o f Chicago, thirdteed* Prankl* Parker o f Alta-ton*. Calif, and four other*. ,
- McNeill, national alngloa cham
pion, defeated 8eymour Green
berg of -Chicago, 8-1, 4-8, 6 -li
Riggs,
defending . tournament
shamplnn. conquered Hilly Tal
bert of Cincinnati. 8-4, 8-8 and
Parker polished o ff \ctcran flyd.niv B. Wood o f Now York, 8-0
7-*.
Others who ralnr-l th" room’
t f right were Udlslnv Hocht of
to **• ,
charged, with
speeding,
wa*
handicap for daaa
C ,transferred to the County. ThoPttateU.
, 1^
.. Itcaa waa also charged with lar.
i2?5f*?-ei r * r*d
.T "* oeny o f an automobile, and waa
• ^ t o j t n tha good time transferred
to
the County.
8-8 f »r hi* cwcond trl- _||eldt Thomas, held for InveaU• U
u
T
f l f f i ; . W“
transferred to the
1
GAINESVILLE,
b arial)
7«ta-Bam
NEW YORK, July 84— (Sow
rial)—Tha O W Bctmt We*tern
Hemisphere Encampment w i l l
•non Ang. 11 at Camp Bonnie
Brno, near flprlngfleld, Mas*,
with a capacity regUlratlon **
180 Olri Scouts from all part* ol
tha United States, ar* official del.
from 14 Weatern HcmUphetf
countries. It waa announced taday at Olrl Scout national bead,
quarters. Tho aneampment will
continue through Aug. 88.
Every section o f tha • United
State* win .ha represented at the
encampment, offklala of the Girt
Blast organisation stated.
The foreign Girl Quid**, who
Are coming to this eour
the neats of Urn Olri Bo
tha United SUtea, ar* t fk
eratet fram tha f°tl*Wta«
tru st Argentina, Birbndo
mud*, Brasil, British Cut*:
tleh Honduras, Canada.
Jr ir 84 —
luenardaon,
*. t o N
.if?
Bonnie Bell Merhcant, held fo r
jnTeitlga*lon, waa dlimlsaed. Jo*
Davis, charged with disorderly
eonduct, ara* found guilty and
fto*d *11 or 4* dry*.
Old fines wem collected from
! ? . F t Z I u . Forest Stephen*. Joe Johnson,
ft.
t , Va«T J u to Sykea Law.on and K a th w
faT* . ” 1M?_» la* Johnion.
Santa Monks. C a lif, Helen Ja-t
robe ef BsrkaUy, C a lif, »nd Ilcl.
en Bernhard o f New York, aH
gained tha aeml-flnaU easily. rfc
Girl Scouts’ Camp
To Open August 11
| Ella Thomas, held for Invea-
kmnlChemlst-- ^ - 3 ^ 5' cSlW S
VWto In F l o r M a . i S ^ g ^ - ^ ^ l
WDBO
c o fc w r u
■
U N Q -S X ^ a I
. O N d O Z -M ■
Thirteen cams, only on* o f
them against a whit* person,
appeared on the docket for tho
regular session
of
NaM kl
Court at tho Polk* Station Mon.
day afternoon. D. H. Burges*,
white,
charged
with
nuking
threats, waa convicted and sen
tenced to 90 days, which waa
FRESH PORK . ,1b.
Hams......... I 6V2C
Shoulders ...... 13Vic
Sides
I 2 V2C
B ackbone..... 16!/2c
•»m u «
Meat
.....•2 lbs. 2.ric
Weiners
Red Sausage 10c
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tS-MttB&QHE U
Yoo Get Only
iTorfnl Ite e f at
War”
Cuff . T a e *
*f
the
7:10 Society for the frieerva
Hon ot Barber Shop Qoar-
tat Singing la A m e U .2Jl«tor Doric and tha Newr
8rf>0 The Shadow
B:30 Derr*la a* Fun
8:00 Olena M iller.
B r a n d y , Champar*.
Wine, Gia, CordUb, etc
Free Delivery,
Fheae 8148
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Rather Arcade
�4*
Hanford In Tfig Only Central'*
Florida City Affording Kail. 111(11111
And Water Transportation
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FIX)RIDA,
FRID AY.
JULY
25.
AIM CAPTURE
NA7JS
OF PREMIER STALIN S SON
Nazi Invasion
Force Renews
Its Offensive
No Decisive R e s u l t
(rained By Either
Power Any Place,
_Uy^tonJJU.BA lo a e R
President Roosevelt D. C. Commissioner
Japan Reported
'\Says That Action
•C-, Of Some Kind Is
.M obit® ^,.A rm y_
S s tfor Tomorrow
Other Measures
1 Lett Undecided
Guy Maaon, 00, lawyer, and
onc-llmt newspaperman, hnu boon
named by President Roosevelt to
succeed Melvin C. tlaien as com.
missioner of the Dhtriel of Co
lumbia, which-embraces' Wash
ington. Mason'* predecessor died
i n ' office.
Claimed To Have
Approval Of Axis
sr-s
lo g tha wcai
Sayq N i p p o n
Can Fac£ America
UM F,
July
—UP)— Virgin-
Uerted today Ja]
for
occupation.
Indo-China
was
Oy shifted front Vichy to Hanoi,
capital of
tho^ French colony,
where technical (Ittails on bases
Jor Japan were to bu worked
fcoot, but in late afternoon con
d u c t was returned between tha
-Japanese ambassador, Botomatso Kate, and Francs’* vice prewiteiMforalgn minister, - Admiral
Jean. Dorian.
. It has been 'tmdarslood That
Raiqr drkill* worked out at Hanoi
would M referred to Vichy fo r
d athat tha
it UBtaUve
^
B
Rome Claims Italian
Airplanes Sink 3
Of Britain*!) Ships
; ’ SAIGON. PRRNCH IN . ,r DO-C1II.N A —
July
Ifcs. Id A lIl_TL_ -------------- «
« Y D R P A R K . N. T. Jaly
IS, — (A P > —Ward U PreaL
deal R acevalt from Harry IHepktea an lead-tea** Im.latm In Ragland la that « •
eryiSlag .In going alt right,
la t a n d t MM a gram confer,
anre faday It « u net a* at
alt whan lafaraaad dlnpafrhea
freta l.nadaa Indicated aaaie
diasatbfactlaw wUh ItHlUhAaaerieaa retatlmta aa tha
\
S/avat Bases In I
Germany Raided
Malaya Defense Is
v Reinforced, Secre;tary Eden States
Further Steps W ill
„ Depend On inter1 national Situation
toward tha gputh' and waa un.
durtaken. in-full agreement with
tha other Axis powers,
lie added that Japan is atroni
enough
to fare any U ailn
States reprisal* and that tha. Ja.
paneee mure has taken the Inluathru away from the United
Statue and Britain In building
up strategic Asiatic positions.
.
’ . Jacob Stalin (hatleaaki
Pacific moved toward grim I 1, shown in a German pr
rwlity today with a reported mo. lnuejl thU raiUophnto. Th
bihaatlon of 1,000.000 men, while
H ien her ahlpa blanked out in
nicn«e and turned away
from
American ihorea.
,
- In London, Foreign Htrretnry
Anthoay Kden told Parliament
‘J rirtiln defenaa
mfaatlrca
in
Malaya have already been rn.
4 ’resd" to counter a “ potential
threat" of Japanese occupation
i f French I ndo-Cliina. . . .
From Singapore tame word
Urlcnt Ignored a recent offer uf
protection by Great Britain, U v
United § tale a, Chlni and
the
Dutch East Indies "»r*lr.,t furllw^encroachbenu
from
\ho
Ru--:*q I'n mler Joiof titnlin,
p, hi ‘tiling to Ucrlln. winch
claim that lie wm capture'!.
Branding
Japan'*
move in
French Indo-Chinn as n thgrat
to American security and a alcp
toward further
nmqui i.
th*
United States hlntcil at strong
counter measures yesterday Mid
S
S i^ U m A S V t
Inilles and tha Philippines
From Pres'dsnt* Roosevelt cam*
some rlatreUIUng about why the
United State./ had lint bqvrti.fnre
shut off- aa nil shipments to
lapan— all In. tlte pure tense.
Ha told a civilian defense
group bluntly that this policy
waa designed to make It linnee.
esssrv fey Japan to gu duwa to
Ihe East Indies far oil— iml the
President mid. " I t hus worked for
Opposition To Enti
Of United Statj
Into War Soug
Nephew Reported
A t Ic fit onu ut Senator ;iiurton K. Whcclor'a p o A f ftild *
asking citizen* and sd'lft** to
write t » President HoMo’vah tha)
they oppose \J. K. entry Itin Ihti
European war had been received
In Sanford, It w i^ l<g>rn^JL toj
]
,
,
|
.
.
,
aayr
tgf ut flu I'oticc Slnlioh.
I Sofim.l, Vi',1 flmi'lt. M'frt’lury
•»»r lh«* F « i i . M ) f'sii • LiV I miip J
n lifi'.n’j
tariri’i
rvpn^iM'nllng
••( Hit* il
3 “*
Japsnree oe.
v . and
Herman!) Deny 'Fwo
Marshals Removed
t
an;
lodo-f hlnn
preparation
’illreetly
.oar own »oH,-' and 'add*, o.i
government asb* u« to |ir. .
democracy abroad by cvantl> g
dictatorship In our own ruun -y
Saeretery .of War RUnv^n v. -
rn M
h“ d left great fire* raging In tiw
Herman naval base* of Klei anil
P.indcn ami aim hail attacked
Wilhclmshaven in Nail-held Hols
land, anil France.
' »
Ranie announced Italian plane*
..ink three moro ahip* totalling
37.000 tons In re ttritiah convoy
ill the Mnlitcrrnnran, after (Ink*
m g'five ahlpa the tiny before.
Yesterday'* llusso-Gcrinan wag
hulletina imlicatcil the
German
offensive
was
substantially
.lallnl. The German* officially
clainu'il progress only In general
tn m »—"in »plte of difficult roaita
ami Mining local resistance.1*
The Soviet
cnnimnp.l’*
day
communique pictureil the Red
nrmlea ni utamllng In Ilia Mania
ulil. unrbangnl area* —the I’ol.
nUk-Nevel-Smolensk triangle on
the Momcow front; I*oikhq« be^
low Iwningrail; Zhitomir aliHnC
the Kiev flout.
The Keil armies were declared
to lie rlinglng yesterday to ut)«
breached buttle position i on I ha
right, left mill rentgr nfter >1
ilayi of uncoiling (Jermnn sasaulf
! Atlulf lli i . f tu l» i i»l tc'ftl ut unit
•iBut front- his past-lens* di*.
evasion of AmerWah met.,ode In
seeking to keep peace I f the
Suuth Pacific, some ahsettare
drew thn Inference
that
the
President n j * mlgkl U< ready to
impose a ' full embargo on oil
shipment* to Japan and take
attack un J.ipan
lea, acting roerat
itch also appeared
Housewives Mnv Hurl
Rots At Likeness
Of Hiller In Bin
r;
The card was addi«**e.| t<>
Philip M. Vkkery, 30t. Wen (
Third Slrrct, who is n »<-rgean' ,
with the r.Mlh Infantry Ml L.'"*<•1 i |
Ulamliiig.
,
About tha also nf a long bu
i
lm'»* envelope, - tho egril
wo • j
mailed postage fren under th- ,
senator's frank. On the front »1 1,
the rnnl, In a box aureoun led by I
A o w U lr t
•'ll the ItiiHsian-Cermart
" a r front. London report*
-<aiil today the Nazi invnaion
armiori had renewed their oftensive alonir the entire Him.
hut there was "no decisive
result trained bv either side
at any place."
In the Channel nir .war,’
U A. F. pilots reported thay
Sanford Sergegi Carrol Entertains Strange Visitor At Slot Machines
Mailed Anti-W< His Service Station This Morning Added To Pile
Card By Wheel Es M. Armitage’s
Of Aluminum
stand In
NUMBER 279
Member Associated Preos
10U
NEW YORK, July 21, — W > ~
rha German • radio
Thursday
night denied Russian reports thot
Field . Marshal* von Hrauehltsch
■ad K tllc l' had been removed
because of n n r i n In tho wnr
.gainst tiuula anil at tho same
time scoff'd at an older Russian
■amor that the No. 3 Nazi.
WelthctnarihaF fleering,-wa* tn a
oneentratlnn eamp.
The hroadcaat heard hern hv
opened with n reoort Ihht
ami Adolf Hitler had
Germany'* top airman,
•• nluit iruni riT riv m if
• ItlllM. T K
>vb> »«i'h l" di'imli' I
l used nl i " i.m now will hive
the mill 'l uNm ; o f of ')Jthng
tholr pm-, pan- or keltlei nt n
striking liio'iHgs of (he tieimau
leader, it '«ss siiltnl.
The faigi't. nliich -hows the
Nasi fUt In• r In ■> brown military
uniform. » a » - teed . Wmlnasd-*/
at the regular simot of the Get*
('lull.
The
slot
nischmos
wsre
smashed and pl uril in the cen
tral receiving bm on I’-irk Avtnun opp" il« the t'Ity imll and
the Police Station. The aluminum
iHry conti in will ho r.ilvageil
anil turned .iiVrr in tho governmenl.
Governor Holland . yeatenlay
uigeil low enforcement offlrlals
to give lot machine* they had
seised to the aliimlnnm drive
i and thi< hns hern done in oth
er citir. in the state Inside Han
ford.
After the atnnilum lit sortod,
; It will be ^hipped to a smtfl.tf,
, which will pay fnr the sernp
i at nrlcra alrcmlv fluiL-Thic guv.
r eminent will uso tho money to
I buy plane, for tho Ar> y and
Ing tho o b jective Ton to
percent o f all planes rUrt
out i r « being clt*trojrc»l# he a
Russian night fighters, h# n
“ not only meet enctny plane*
from th* city but m-gaga bm
drains To Take
ipg To Maneuvers
ANTA, July
«.
* n '^ ^ d ^ r n lr e l s u n re p e .
that German-Flnnlah troop*
~ < *!~
rvmeata. w ere., eompleted
lay Ire Capt; Marion 1^It, rail tranaportotten offl1 tha fharth corps area
rmsster's office, to trena
mer* then l-’ .-'OO officers
ihlr hem* stetloa* In Geornd Flerkte to th# centre!
an* taiaaavtr are* later
declaration that only 3 to 4
rctrosa'
8. A. I*. Streamliner
Hit8 Freight Car
7 0 K T LAUDERDALE. July 15
—
— The- Seabosrel Air Line's
New York to Miami etrcamljnrr.
tha Silver Meteor, (truck an
Flood Gondltiona Of
St Johns Impede
Training Britishers
JACKSONVILLE, July 25 —
Ralph Wight of
*
(AV— The Nsvy Joined tha A r. Clyde^M*Kinney of Oriaada, fl
dry Thursday In training uerisl
fighters In Florida for Brititn'a
R. A F „ bringing to moru thin district engineer affka l » T S
T60 the total of British filer*
a freight csr here Tipreday.
2 OereTen LBar) Cy,. general
eeperheUndcnt « f tl M mad. said EoglUkmc-n. who landed in Care
M m * f the nasaou M l received ads' recently, reported to tha
Nsvy Air III*Uow»f here eyd st
'i f f
’
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i
Punches Pimlico S p e c i a l
Easy Victory To Include Only
r Challenger Racing Winners
Power And Light
To Help Relieve In 300
Power Siortages iHgSgfSi* to-do
Ol U xA c b
Tha fatereoanccUd system «
Florida Power A Light Com pan;
o f which Sanford ta a part, wl
aoon bo tied In with nowi
THE REST IN
•. LIQ U O RS
Jg"
u
l
u leifU A
linen art being connected so that hlm.nnd a motorist brought him
cart help ra-,
ro-( ° n *° P o n r o r . ______________
lha Florida company calf
Here too shortage
of
power
earned by tha drooght in the.IN TIIK i
Southeastern area.
ISPJ2LJ
Mr. Coleman said the Conner-; .’ W fC®
lion would he made with the
Florida Public Serrlcc Company’* CLAIIA R
li.ies near Sanford, and with the1
Florida Power Corporation’s lin e*'fM
near Lake City. Connection f it u r yV i.J
Florida
Power
Corporation’* ,
lines will also be mad* with t «: • c la t
other power companies In Oeor'
gia. whleh In turn supply p o w e r;*"” ;;
to the grid of lines extending ouncRnn
throughout other state*.
|ai>t»*r at
Federal Power Commission of- « f Jhi* «'o
ficial* recently directed that the
intercosnectlona be made to
t„.|ni
aiat In the national defense pro-|(.i, your ,
g r n m .,* a c lr * T j M f e *
h fighters weighed 130 1-t.
Far* a bowling crowd cetllad at 20,000 fans who packed,
[h it the grandstand ends of
[be Park the alim Negro reiaod undefeated in a year of
factional punch toning by
(ring Sturdy Sammy twice in
> second round and then going
to hang out a clear-cut, but
A dought rerdlct.
It the finish, the gam* little
liaa who fights variously oat
Washington, Pa., and Louie>
0, was. still on his feet and
taking against tha 1 to 2 farite, but ha knew he was a
i.
it but
■*
'
M tR r or
tv. rtx rn
weak fata across the flnUk Dm .
Relenaed at 0 Write, W | ». for a
30O-mlto race against other blrle.
line, that ctreteh thnwghorttho, J* ,un,<f*
■out hesitant itatea, H. H. Cole-'
man, power company manager
“S P
here, aaid yesterday. Tha P«wor ” **•
thr
tu b
ro r»-
Mr Jt'DUK. HHIROIR, c o n *
lf«on finally
DELPH1A, July » . —
Robinson's high oaplomlta couldn't dent fiamItt'f concrete chin Mon1, but tha aklnny slugger
[arlom packed enough
a punch out a slashing
decision orar tha No
ising aaaoclation'a world
t f TOUR TASTE DEMANDS
»»
or ru m u
.
la r t Id* Kata I* o ( C A lU tlB O.
M KNW ICK l U M N i In P n M l a
T a A ll R l i a H M ar C M n n i
Mat Ira la Rarakr
fliM
that
IM A ’ ll. r r X W I C K filed bar final
report aa i G l m l r l i o f <ha e'etala
of t a iu iiB a
r r N w i c i t , deraaeed; that aka. fUad bar p#Ulion far final dlacharaa. and that
aha w ill apply to lha llaonrabla
I t IV. War a. Count r
Judea
of
Rrmlnnl# County, Florida. an lha
f lh day o f AoRurt l » l l . fa r « f *
p m ra l o f aama and for flaal illerharaa aa Kaocutrlx at tha **•
ta la o f Carrla
II. frn w lrh da.
caaaad, aa Ikla f l h . day of July
A. D. t i l l .
to the Calumet Comet and Staretor, have mad* the grad*.
They are C. 8. Howard’* Port
er’s Cap, winner of the Santa
thia n olle* h* pulill-hr.t one* a
Anita Derby; King Raneh’t Dis
w«<k f,.* fnar ron afctiilve
pose, winner of the Flamingo
lb * Hanforil Herald, a nvwr<
SE M IN O LE C O U N TY in
onnar
In Hanford. *rm .
Stakes, and Louis Tufano'a Mar
Count r, Florida.
ket Wla* winner of the Wood
C O URT RECORDS Inol*
1V IT N R M H tnr hand and official
Memorial.
■-SI At Hunforil. ft-m ln ol. County,
Six handicap horses also are
FJnrlda. Ib U I-t day o f July A. r>.
In. They are:
"
l'.~MRftJft>nM
Mr*. Tonr PelleUrl’* Bay View,
I ’ Urh IllW ii'l Court, Hemwinner of the Santa Anita Handi
Inol* County. Florida.
cap; Circle M. Ranch’s Big Bab
• tin A. M W R K K A U C
TBAStVd SiaJce
Calhoun, Kiltsbeth Bowman and W. n J V IN IirilW R K D L M
ble, the Wldener Cup; Woodral* AftrtAikgoM lM HSOD/ ^
Autf
as
as
huaband, Ilonnio Calhoun To Attorney for I'lAlnI Iff
Farm’s Hsltal, the Dial* Handi
rle o a t could c u r t i t *
I aura Graham.
cap; Mr*. George D. Wldener*i
fciA A f t ( W l SAQS y W M
.
Dunn, Charles Sr. widower To
Your Chanee, the Suburban Handi
i s m n o n fiR T v v i n r . iK trie.
Samuel Dunn ami wife. ,
cap, and William Woodward’s en
r r ji!i«!»:.
h k m i Mo i . m r o c N Quit Claim Deed ,
try of Fenelon, the Brooklyn
T r. utatji o r naiiiinA.
IN
UR:
lh
«
■■ml*
nf W H.I.IAM
K.lwarde.
Mr*.
II.
C.
M.
wld.
To
Handicap, and Foabrougb, the
Ducks W alk On Fish
f). Klil.Kli, I ,*■•*■*,!.
City of Hanford.
Butler Handicap.
IN
P
lhU
fU
TH
Bill Of Ralo
Other candidates will be the
In G reenville Lak e Ti-jcnt, Rudolph
TO W IIO II r r M AY IX lNlTJIlff:
To Marie Pavwinners of tho Arlington Clastic,
Mnllc* la h »r»l>»
nlern
that
H B LT A -M . M PI.R II rn.it h*r final
Ileek.
the Travers, the Whitney Blake*,
GRF.KNVILLE, Pfc. July 2 2 ,ri-porl
n
■
ndmlnlalriTlrle
nf
lha
laaa* Option
the American Derby, the Wash
</P>— Doeka walk on flah In near
'la in nf
W IIJ .IA M
l». KHI.P.It.
Rnblnaoii, M. P. Wlduwer To Ira ■
ington Park Handicap, the Nar.
by Pymatunlng Lake.
deeaaaeli lh al »hn flln l hrr |»K. Southward
rrganeett Special, the Lawrence
llllnn fur fin al dl«-h n ra*,-am l that
Here’s howl Thouaanda o f flah
GAINESVILLE, July 22 (Spe congregate at the spillway which llobinwin, M. F. widower To Ira ■by w ill aiddy <•■ lb * llnnnfalilr
Realisation and the Washington
It. IV. Ware, l.'imnty Judea of
cial) —Three Intereating and Im reparatea the main body of the
K. Southward
Hamlnnl* I ’ uunly, riorldn , m Ihe
portant icsalons for Florida dairy IDE iHRr aI uni |N« . SMIV
Satisfaction Of Mortgage
big
lake
from
the
state
gam*
lal day * f Auaoal I t t l , for a|>men are slated for Wednesday, refuge. Crowds gather to watch Sanfonl Prod. Credit. Assn. To irn
in l o f *am * and fo r flonl dlaThursday and Friday, July 23, 24
Philip
K.
Bach
rial
riiara,
aa Adinlnlalralrla nf lh«
throw bread.
end 25, It waa itated today bv and
•
«tal«>
o f W fl.t JAM o . K H f.n :.
Camnhell,
P.
P.
To
Gordon
W.
And In tha mad scramble to
iW
n
ia*il.
nn Ib l* lal day o f July
Hamlin L. Brown, dairyman with grab thla food fish (urging to Um
Jnhneon and wife.
the Htata Agricultural Extension surface sometime* push those on Barnett, Paul P, ami wife To Joa. a . ft. m i .
im r.T A ii. n m .itn .
Service.
ladnhart and wife.
Ailni'nlalrnlrla • a f r ■ •
Annual Georgla-Florlda Jersey top a half foot or more out of
■ta lo o f W H .I.IA M U i:i»the water.' Acroaa thla - almoet
Field Day la scheduled for Mai- solid man of carp and game flak,
MM Plantation In Thomasvllle, the always hungry mallard* fight l*ay Th eir W ay W ith
July » , Um day’s activities open their way for their share of (he
ing at 10;0o A. M. President J. spoil*.
Pieces O f Aluminum
J. Jlarria of tha Georgia Jereey
Cattle Club has extended an inSIOUX CITY. Iowa, July 22cvltatlon to all Florida dairymen D etroit Options
CA’I—Any old pani today, lady?
to attend thla event
,
The
City Western League
$45,000 R ookie baseballPloax
team asked woman fane
th«t nn*atlon Monday and ad
mitted free »ach on# who brought
along a piece of aluminum.
itate’i producer*. Senlona of ike] Honed DU
A total of 331 women took ad
State Dairyman’s Aasoclation arc priced roo
vantage of the offer. Included In
elated for Thursday evening and laity o f k
Now 'In Ihe lime to pbuit
the contribution waa a brightly
Friday, with Governor Holland Salem, N.
Kllxor*’* Ured-RJta Seeds,
pallahed, new cocktail ahaker.
.eh=
iuUd
aa
on#
o
f
tha
speaker*,
hour
recal
THE KEY TO SECURITY
Mr. Grower!
V. T. Otar of Miami will preslda
Tha Tie
ltd Wakefield
ever thla groups discussions.
eutficl
P rora m fo r t h * Held day, or- but oh* j
Kilgore’s. New 1st*
IMA tl. FKNWIC1C
Eseeutrlt of lha eatal* of
Carrie fX Fea»l»k. d*eeaead. '
B r a n d y , Champagne,
W ine, Gio, Cordlak, etc.
Froo D«Urary.
K
m
- B A G G E TT S
Liquor Store
ffaiiwT Arcade
eUaiaate* chagcc la m ete*
cb*ck-«p*la oar modemferric*
Department And you'll know la
Me tdraacs what the labor aadmaI'
Uriel coat will be. Let at pet
K 1your cat la |am op reaaiag age1
A
dec. Drive la today, » —
M UBBeU-,
esUr'that
ctrtA
Programs Listed
For Dairymen Of
C -E -L -E -R -Y
SEED BED
INSURED
SAVINGS
TIME IS HERE!
DOES
CURRENT
r
have .been
the largest
DIVIDEND
w m m
' U“ 015lm .nt Button and Extension Serv, p T l toe., Df. E. L. FouU, Dr. T. B.
n VCt*^Freeman,'end U to MsD of the
ri United
Bulaa
Ooveromcnt.
Start Saw ear* orw y day
day tko
the INSUB8D
INSURED
~
proved
YOUR
Rchneck’s
Improved
Florida Golden No. 18
CqiLD n
NERD f
GLASSES*
!. Kilgore’s
. Pearl
.
F IR S T F E D E R A L
S a vin g s A L o n A n as,
o f S m in o ls C o a l y
500 W . F irst S t
ified Advertisements
THANKS f t *
tE U S C A L
.
>A « W 8 n c . '
%
[ r1
SsW-Pal
\l i JJM
a
*• -
"i.
Special Utah Green
Kllgoro’s Green FlorIds Pi m ) (new) ■—
avsilsbte after Oei. 1.
M cLA
fZA
Wonderful
Special
or Golden Crisp
iwng
j p , q , a , Bandera, veterinarian.
» mom.' Or. L. B. Swanson, pamltatoglsJ
at
Stolkm’ ,nd
aw,« 3p) UT. D t t l l f .
jJ l* ,_*i A bualnoaa socatoa of the aaB TiimiS aoelatton, following loach served
W b y stodanto af the Block and
Bridle aob, wU) conclude the
SAFETY way.
Pride
0140
109 PALMETTO AVE TELEPHONE 118
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F lorida C ity A ffo r d in g R ail, llig b w n jf
A n d W a te r Transportation
UEWSt'ACKK
HAWTORI), FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. 1011
Petitions Of
Draftees Are
Second
Soviet B elittles A sf sault, Saying Ten
Percen t O f Planes
Brough t . T o , Earth
Outside Forces A re
Charged W ith Organ lzing O p p o s i
tion T o Extension
H eld In Slaying
'British News Agency;
i Affirms Officially
That Japs Bequest
F r e n c h Facilities
Nazi Soldiers Examine Blitzed Stalin Line
Knudwn Asserts
Auto Cat Would
Add Mmnjdoyed
WASHINGTON, July tS — ,
OP)— Gtntral Gsorg* C. Bar.,
•hall today denounced aa sab*--
O PM D irector Says
Co-operation W ith
P l a n t s N ecessary
Roosevelt Accused O f
4P lo ttin g A g a i n s t
Reich In B olivia
rector, aald today an arbitrary
50 percent reduction to auto
mobile production wquM cause
unemployment and added: "W e
win have to go about It In a co
operative way with the bade*try".
Authoritative quartan died need
last night that the Avaay le ptan-
m *
together
th* Nazi
apan Reported Granted
French Indo-China Bases
England's Base * L*
•Vitally Affected
tTSTt °l»»
effort# to have draft*** ostlUms
Ukraine Thrust
Makes Progress
. O r m a n v huriad h er bnmbM uadm na a n lit a t Mont t w fro m tfaak to dawn t o
d a y ’ In the second
succes
s iv e attack .aim ed
at
th e
govern m en t copters ' around
tfro to w erin g K rem lin , but
th e Russians term ed
th e
raid a fizzle , w ith moat o f
the attackers beaten o ff and
10 portent ahot down.
# Report! o f load fighting con
tinued to conflict.
Tho German* claimed to have
atonaod the key defenses o f
Fubtok in a grenade and fUmeJhrowlng' assault, widen tar tho
la s * o f tho Bmulunah ervdge to
the aerth.
acknowledged
NUMHEIt Z
Member AssoelUed l*r*e«a
Kiwanis Hears
Rosasco Tell Of
Navy Activities
O fficer ; D e s c r i b e s
E ffectiven ess O f
Submarine Bombs
kvnl A ir Station at Jaclu
i answered queatlene eoncanting the United StaWa Navy
tad Its activlUsa today at a
meeting o f th* XHraaia Club at
(he
Valdes
Hotel.
He alec
passed around official
photo
graphs of naval plane* and skips.
In answer to a-question pa*
by one o f the member*. Llent.1
Rosasco aald that depth combs nr*
effective within a radiusof about
ISO feet, and will crack the
■own* of n submarine within
that rang*. Depth charge* are 11*t to blow o ff tho stern of this
t from
which
they are
dropped IT th* em it b not tra
veling at least 16 knots. Limit.
Rosasco cold.
Z'Rakmgrtosn usually operate at
V depth o f about 60 to. 90 foot.
Lieut. Roaaseo aald. depending
T 1) a submarine b bal
sued by aa airplane. It t
to prepare them fee - e
duty anywhqrm a'
Tho plan envlalona ii
training of tha regular J
of aalectaas. National •
men and reservists, asaua
are retained heyeatd tl
year period of eervtaa,
quested Monday by
1
Rooaerelt la hla apodal
to Congress.
Th*
Informant add
valt had the p r a n a
when be seat up Ua mi
signed to
create
a hi
trained, roontineto strlkfcg'
equipped to repel Use Axis'
era should they,— ns th* I
dent warned Monday — atS
Invasion of the Anarkat.
M. . n n i u , .ad I
turn out an army
atnrt nest
Would be fo
gam** thru
culminating
Western He
od States
•pedfle anl
service o f eetscteee and national
guardsmen.
Tha chief of staff, tcstlfylgg
before the llouee Military Colt*
mil tee In behalf o f the sitsnilon, aaaerted Ihere’d been an or*
yanlied effort by " counties* ouUU
■Ida fore**" to have member* of
th* flrat army '»•*« petition*
aralnat the propcal.
"We cannot hava a political
club and eall.lt an army." Mar•hall aald.
A
prflpoaal
that draftee*,
gaardimtn and rraervlat* be llp t
on active ’ duly for I I mantha
Inatead of tha preaent I t month*
m offered by Senator T aft. B*.
publican. Ohio, yaaterday aa •
•ubatltuta for Prealdant R°os*-.
vslt’s recoaamendaUon of Monday
Roosevelt ur»ed Conrraaa to
declare the tilateoce of a national
emergency eo the eltUen eoldlere
ml|Kt be retained In ssrvle* he*
yend e year. Ha did not, how
ever. auggeat * epeclflc time
limit for their tour of active do.
1. Under the plan, ha added, the
Army would have a force at all
times, whll* 670,000 always would
be undergoing training.
“ Maybe these boys should be
kept to training," Taft told re
porters. "and I can see tbs wis
dom of th* argument that wa
should not dteorgenls* our A rm y
However, there should be some
definite program, and I think my
plan ysill tend to girs tho foreoo
g aenao of security." •
Under tho plan, T a ft declared,
lifiO O draftee* weald be released
each month. Ho said that by April
1. 1941, th* system would proilnr Army of 703,000
« * * . “ -000
wHh more than nine months'
training; 678,000 draft*** with
less than nln* months training
tad a trained reserve of 1,123,000. Tha trained reserve would be
augmented at tha. rata o f 75,-
Forrest M ay W ill Be
Made Baptist Pastor
eon of Mr. end
o Sanfcrd,
f
WA8HINOTOI
-H peculation t
Staton aeon m «
and pwtagM M
t a n lto to p r a
Humors Of Expected
Nipponese M o v e s
Are Wo r l d - Wi d e
t\ tSIllM tTO N .
July 11.
( \|»>— Secretary « f the
N rv% Knot -aid tiwUy thert*
is "n«» quntiofi** IHil rcernt
•leveliipmcnl* in the Kir Kiat
mean new
military
more
me lit ■« In that «rea **vcrf
•twin ’* \sltrtl whether Iho
Inilcd Slate* fleet i* in a
|w»-ili<in to do ''whatever la
neernwarv ton carry out our
in tti«*
Far
Ha*!**
Kni»a -aid “ )rv", hut declined
to elatMiratr.
flr
N u n troop* peer curiously ami carefu lly
Into entrance* of S talin Line bunkers »omewhere on the Fa*U*rn Front. T h eir caution i*
Coleman Finds Little War T a lk But
W ilkinson Dies
Lots Of Activity In New England At Hom e E arly
T h is M orning
Sergeant Howard
Accepts P o s t As
Railroad O ff icer
Set. J A. Howard of the 8anforii 1'nlice Drnartment left yo*teril.iv for Norfolk, Va., whero h#
Will bvcome n detective with the
'Atlantic' Coast
l.ioe
railroad,
Ch»'f Roy William* said today,
i A mcmlxr of th* police force
fit# year*, S/t. Howard served
with the railroad a* special agent
I"’ fore joining the department.
H* started as sn estra officer
ond later wa* promoted to »erteant, the highest post under the
chief of police.
He took up the «tudy of flnir■(printing by correspondence dur
ing hi* spar* time, uiol when the
I’ollce Department installed its
own photographic equipment hu
operated that:
An ardent gun enthusiast, Sgt.
Howard was a mondo r of the Hem.
tuple Gun Club mol the West
' oast I'istnl League. Ilo was al
so a member of the Florida
I’cate Officers Asoelallon.
Member* o f the police force nay
•hey, will mlaa Sgt. Howard, who
» « alway* devoted to hi* work.
Back Payment* Mude
By Firms In Florida
ATLANTA, July 23 — r,p>_
Th* United State* Department
" f Labor, division o f wagr* amt
Hoot*, with headquarter* in AtUnto, Ga., y**terday mado an
nouncement o f restitution*
to
mptoyea o f
sevtral
Florida
Individual*, representdlffersneo between wages
time pay retailed and
ploys* were entitled
attend <o under th* fa ir Labor Htanlards A c t
Among th* firm* were:
Growers Association,
employee,
•tribute re,
e
plant.
attnctlve eover -to
Music carries out tho
thorn* of tho song. S
an stars ar* added
tie ns to tho front.
New England
i* hu*y tin »<• I
d ry* with defense activity, hut
there I* leva talk of the wui lliitn
in the South, II.
II
f.den uin. j
m anager of the Florida I W , r and I
Light Company branch hen . uni
yesterday on hi* return Ii in %l
trip to Roekport, Me
Mr. Coleman made the liq> by
Sum •!• I
It. W ilkinson, for*
automobile to Itoekport, a hull is
•no M»»»l i»nk»* in Sun*
hi* w ife's home t iwn Mr- t'o le . no 1 ly
| • tirn n of the W orld
man remained for a longer vi it. fo,.|
"1 was surprised to find th ul i NNsir, •1•*••I lliin qiortitng ut h it
the New Knglu nd people do lint |home, .Of. Went, T h ird Sli«vt<
discus* the w ar in
Kurope a •' I k
17 y 4'arn oM .
much i*
Southerners, thmi„'l> | iaO|ltl||$f tO
geographically speaking they .,,e |rv. Mr
V\‘IkiiiMun Ion been
closer to It than we are," Mr ' rt'Mtlt lit lii'fi* for j o yearn
Coleman commented
I It i.| he. n POKMKeit 111 (he |ir«eShipbuilding activity
is pro |
i * ..........t I t a lie m o t III* llilerr
reeding rapidly in
Maim-, tie- 1 »»• the I t) 1 ll.ipti.'t t litirch ami
power official declared. A t II-Hi 1lo' A no 11<.111 I,eifit'ii.
and Portlund,
VMhmIc M ImiII hmi
Sui v ivor
no liitle hi* widow.
bhipx aru brinu built for flnhuv
Mr- Until WilKin-oii of S an fo rd ;
men.
Some
of
who***
boat
4
buvi*
.
.
t 1 d n u g lilri, H elen; three imivin,
been acquired by the govvrumeut 1 Hilly. ....... .
m .l
ami a
for iU line.
|hrotfier, Albert\Vilk n iiiii,
of
Though Roekport in pf otciiMil- uin,. Springs, A In
*
ly m^.111
rumwt'r rtnort,
aevrrul
Wo
1
4 Mr
\Vilkiti-tan wo- Inirn in
en m llli nre located there. Mr.1 |||,„. Sprim .-. Alnht.m i Mai Jti.
Coleman spcikBto the p re -,tl,„ .
- , V I, 1I(M,
WIM
^ r a d U to t r d
or on# ° f the**
and burned that t*.,,,, »»„. t;c„ ,
•oiintY llurti
orrh-r. ar* th* largest In II* hi*- ; j?, |„»,l. ....................ii, I
A ft e r
y[',
,
I to-ing
gruduiiti-rl
ft-oii
high
Unemployment I* at the low
.
............... ......... .. lu>
e*t level in years, Air. Coleman
„ i A u lu iin . A t... f»i 1 two
Bdded.
1
1 >t..ir J
The w ealher w as delightful in I ||,. th, „ enroll, ,| ,i (he UniS W
.
"u
brrtrse* and lit - 'v , r-U y of Kloridu .1 <i . uh-. v i II.-,
World War Veteran
Was Prominent In
Sjiorts, Civic Life
To State la
Se^n In (ias Rati on|l",n'
o f 1041 over last year. Auto
mobile tags and bcvrrqgo tsaia
have produced n 10 porcent gain.
"Things are coming along In
fin* shape," tho Govarnor said,
"and tho structure at present
b proposed gasoline rationing.
It could upaat n brutd, coinpfi.
eatad program, I hope ’ t won't
b* necemary."
Cotton Drops, But
NEW ORLEANS. July $3 —
(A>)— Heavy b a g realising today
cnuaad a break of stori than
•S a halo la notion la tarly
trading, but tutor
recovered slightly
I t of tbn loon ga
th* government might sell 300.m baba o f Commodity Cr*dlt
Corporation cotton apparently
-S ir
Wi
I'reaq
swivoicK (Icniuiiili fur conri'Miotw in French IntioChiiiii mul that thoFrench!
hail vitdtlrtl. Thu move vital
ly
uffurt* llrituin'it
great
iiiivul luiiu ut Singapon*.
Sinuiltuiiiniiilv. a llcutera
(llritiili new* agt'iicy) dl»palch fn-oi llandi.
capital 06
Ki.wue * oricnlnl colony, said W
h.i'l Ih tii iffir tm il o ffic in lly . th*
b.fl il«-inamlt'«l tho u n i
•if
fm*ilitlr» lit eouthi'ni Indorhtnii.
Th*- *'fnt*ilili»"’ *' won* lAnum td
In inciin ttif fu'IHn unit
lu v il
A fliHtil of
ty»»m fit
.i r••*i$i*I tho r IoIm*
hint***! Itl^
mxhl that .*r•$• n of major Impor*
Idiirc
wim
,|Imh11 l*» Ink© pliC#
in
Ih«* Kur Ku»t. Mo.it rtporU
hintff 1 at u Jap.im—4' tlrivo wouth*’
intti Frrnrh Inclo-Chtn#.
cl»m pnl ^lown n i t^rlct
‘ r<>
'ii9finihl|t ovrr Tnilh r u fl^ lU K l*
cull** rormmiiilnition.
I h r ild fn t
RiHiFuvt It. in ti'llinif nf tho move
At hi" pr«**i nmfiTonn* in Wnih*
inift.in, 11**cI»m* 'i I . nay w hether
hi* 4'xpoi'tril any n«*w n iftfm a iv e
movo hy Japan in tho ii$*«r fuInn', but whrn ii"ki*il whether he*
ihtniL’ ht Tokyo'* nr tom .niriiifi-* .
runt hi- rvpliril in Ih. affirn m tivv.
Jnpnn and Frum v
writ*
reporti'd ni’kfol ml ini; ovrr KrrMch
Itides t'hinu, unil H ull Ii lourr *e
hfiinl that th«* n t v ti •!»*.." i con*
ct iio d Jttpeto'6 * •i' iiuii N.
Thi* Jnpnni'AO p r m , which nf«
ten
ri'flrct*
o fficia l
op in lo r.
dip rifl'd th»* Chincii*, llrittHri i nil
Free French force*
were pre
pared to invmli* French lodu C hi
na. nnd the Herman radio said
in Ihe event <<f Mich an invasion
j Mmw»uri'N would Ik! taken im*
m ediately."
Neut i id m ilitary nbiervcm In
WMU iL
man said, where he was in I ,w ...... 1 and
While in t amden
Air Coleuuiu the tcnrlirrn ndli'gi*. lie
wa.. Shiiuybiii "HitI they . were aktp**
saw Joshua Chase, Winter I'V ^ lK iiw Iu uti'd in hiw in I'.ilil and oh- ticnl o f the nrii;in of the Japanman who i. well known here, win, |i,li„,.,|
luined I'M ,|,.u,
drgrea* in Iraehintc in iM* rr|H»rt. which w ar dateflneil *
l« spending tho •unmit r ut hi< I I H . I'roiunu'iit in t inverxily lliitiykniiif. Ht <larinj; they iloubteil
CamiUn home.
m tivitteq,
Afr. WilkilMoli
w in that (hi* Hr it if«li rem o r o f Uong«
raptnln of the foiilh all team in konir would pa.ia ■ urh a atory,
liii junitir mul -6'tiior y n in , ami they quirire.i.d that there m ight
Threat
wan iiImi eaptnin o f the truck la* ii fiim ilinnty between th© re
port and (icmm ii urcinationa of
her of Tlu t.i Chi social fruter- Ilritiih intentioni Itoforo tho in*
\u*»ona of Rcaiidinavin ami tha
niiy.
TAMPA, July 23 — (Special)
lit I'.tIK he mnrrird Rath A l Icowlandi.
In Vi«*hy, thi* capital o f unoc«
— Governor llnlland, making „ len of l^ue'wn,*!, god three year*
Tampa , yesterday Liter op,--ned hi* law office in rupieil France, uiith«irizcd aourcea
declared
ncyntintioni on Indo«
for th* sntural Research fnst|. h'anord lie cfutched the . ftMilhall
tut*, said proposed ga.olino ra 1dins and girl*’ hoskrlhnll tram ut rhlna wen* under w av betwean
tioning by Secretary lekea prv- Retilinole High Rehiad for one *ea- Franco and Ju|uin. ThU drvel»r nlcd_iha n n iy_s»*l th ,* ,i 4„ e*t» la IW3.
.. i f . thf_El!iliCimfln _____
--------------- p
tha Stats a most prosperous fu
Mr. Wilkinson served In the paper L e i N ouveaiu Tempo was
in c ritic a l
nanclal structure in year*.
United Slates Army and ln-cume •a yin g France w n
A gasoline tgg reallocation a lieutenant. Following the war danger o f loaing. Indu.t'hina un«
program worked out by tho Gov- h« wo- prlnripal o f the Tate Icaa it worked w ith Japan fo r It#
p o o r god enacted by tha lo t I Agricultural' School at Ppiuut- protection.
A Japanese a rm y
xpoketman
Legislature provides mar* then eola, In lullt. At I’erry, whero
acknowledge
that
$3,000,000 for naw road* In tho he lived before mining to Sun. in S han ghai acknowledged
reaerviata
liv in g
la
neat 18 month*, and la Just Cow lord, ho wua prlnci|wi of all the Jupancoo
J’hlna had been cullcil fo r du ty,
being put In operation.
school*.
Gasoline tax revenuu b up 12
U Idle still a student at tho hut ho a#id tho movo w as mar#percent for the first sl« month* Univeraity of Fioridn, Mr. Wil- ly for training.
Recovers Some L obs
P O v a g f ..
%««s»rts»$rsl
V'ar Eu.*t (lispntthr.* said
lotlav that Juimn hu* made
.
rj
...* v .
"•
a aril
" n,"m-
kin.-nn wa* major o f hi* hatlu-l
lion and.taught military tactic*.
Funeral service* will ,be held
Friday alfernnon at the Atulrr•on.Griffith Funeral Home. Tho
time will bo set later.
Lee Declines To
Pay Printing BUI
TALLAHASSEE. JuJy 23 —
S 1***. C om p tfollsr Leo do.
2 Lakeland Banks
To Spend $100,000
printing bill of the Florida Cit
rus Commission
beraus* th*
work was 'Mono out.klo th*
■tato o f Florida In violatlaa at
LAKELAND, July 23 — (Spo. law."
d a l)— More than $100,000 will
H#» aald Ih* law requirad all
h* soent in cuastsueiion by tw* pubU* printing to b* haodtod
Lakeland banka in th* neat few by k lori-ln
printing
eotu *n m ,
months. It was announced Turn- unless thsr* Lt definite showing
day, Th* Florida National will (nat Florida printer* ar*
got
arret q new building coating
d for It
$75,000 ami th* People* Havings
hill of tho Citrus
will rsmodel its pree«nt structure
was for 500,600 l
at a cost of $2t,000.
o f ag advertising booklet
Th* foundation b being laid taJning fruit recipe*. Tha
now for th* new Florid* Notion b t wa* printed on ortlsra i
al building between Mnin Street bv Arthur Kadnsr, .Inc, of
and Lemon Street on Tennessee York, an advsrtbiag ag
Averts*. It probably
will
b* which handled the Citrus
rtauy for occupancy about Jan. mission'* $1,000,000
account b a l
�East: Indicate# that
fn wfcthci* botttfK
rvr and the Hrltlsk
[ their ally control-
have been brought fact to
lb
v ia a m
fo b t u p a
*
Wav<4 wu raid to have 900,000 man under hl» command
before his removal to India anj It la a well known fact
that the United tilatea haa beea sending aappliea to the
KcU Sea area « t : the rate uf a ahipload a day for «*hp
tiara.
If the M U l have the active cooperation of Turkey,
which ttaaU haa a pretty tough army of over a million
men, they could now do what they to disastrously at
tempted In the labt war. They eooM cross into Bulgaria
without the loea of a man and from there they could
push on though a generally friendly countryside with po
more opposition then the doubtful proAxl* Rumsnisn
army and a fiftr scattered Italian troops could g(ve.
Driving a wedge up throdgh the Balluui».«*.thl* pnr»-(m a pretty dmtgwdlfflculty getting oil,
munltloril and'other
___ _____________
ser divUkma aa indicated by their alow‘ movement during
the paat nee*. And for these German troopa to be taken
(ro m the rear at the very time when they apparently have
all they can handle on the Russian front would be m y
.likely taf trpeff disaster for them.
The British and the TurWa may not be ready for it
no*, bpt they will never again have a better opportunity
to invade the continent of Europe with so little danger
to themseftrea and at inch tremendous risk to the Guf-
T H M tre* v
<1:30 Mara b e
P fe c h tt
Roumlap
1-oo New* of B r n T ,
Hba Ribbon Book#
M om lnf
Devotion*
String*
Hop o r TUB YQUNG-«om TV* it l r n t u Monthly!
. I r t j r U ^ ata thy work* asd
“ M ine K a in f
ear*, o w •* the r®un*.
with
nWta&
if
, (Write* With Apologies to AdatpH)
M .f il n g b f awkward foal, of
id b iUf«k ra*O i«U,?WW
U .r-
I’O l N 'f
I f poo Kaint wear red1suspenders you nro net cilt*
ha (bring niff, btg-eerad, but* ten o f Georgia.
POINT Hi
MlnrUbqJQl.lrr>, .baking It*
If you Kaint take (Id Rivera picture out of the school
books In the State of Georgia—I will destroy your schools.
1 am losing my patience.
POINT a:
If the patrol of the State of Oeorgla Kaint let my
•on and Stenographer drive 80 to 00 miles per hour, I
will destroy the system.
frtik of .m il
boasilfal too all gawky glrla
1110 Mo*leal Isiarlado
win
permit
no
•oldlen vltltlr* ovor
•nd. I am aofry f
aailataneo.
REFRESHING •
In the mldit of ths estrome
grata lifter*
emergency ond tl
rocehre a
national
____
__ iltoaUon
i"
I
communication from ooma of my
con.tltu.nta that le wry owuabg. It la refreshing
then to hart a bit ol
neea thrown In. 1 f
latter recent!;
recently recel
letter
It tha newspapers in Georgia Kaint worship me they
should all ba in hell.
p o in t a:
l wftb rpHor queatlona,' tear*
If any citizen In the state of Georgia didn't’ vote for
i wUb moonla* pmffneu me in my numerous races, they Kaint hold a state posi Joe, Undo r.
tion.
POINT I :
7
If the Democrat!* party in the United state* Include
foorlUoIata throat, the eoning the President of the United State# Kaint see thiaga
j g * W , UJ* ",h
tK*wfod b the night
bat the heart bur.l,
wild sod Ignorant *rlaf, tbs He publicans.
point
fltn r i r t t l
I awrnlnghew upon tha bills
' early daygi
delhraxanca
af
f i l i n g h puleaa’ sad i r k
> ; J £
w b g t af dost,
W \ h lU
the
‘
is
*
l TSuS!
S&t
v
|
a t io n a i.
O U A Itp units
o€ Now Jersey and New
S
{S f c V S
JO
A
• citizen of this courtIt he dldo’t run out of
.) — ilainbrldgw. (G«.>
iiu .
jfffto ixik X tb it
t it*
1:30
ho dUWoa was orgmnfaed
1 Kaint find the goM In them thar North Georgia
A
5:S
The A. C. L.'o crock atreaialtoor opening between Mbml and
New York was derailed netr
WallhourellW. Oa., after atrlklak
a Cew, Two eagtiwo ' ahd elfkt
(asm of Uw “Cbswptaa" wear,
turned. Twn peraohs wen awlou*
ly hart and a Mmbe* rocoind
Mehlilbel with
teen k<da. Joe U w iV A
Mhelh bey. need a
ai
fUe. b . phrue
An (**•fashioned Hkbtfw employee renii
Wbeit one «| kl« sraploye# uked fey a raise oa ttl
that ha WOTbad too hard. ^Why." protested the <
y * kw
nw t
U. Vou do not w n
w a l l 'Vfiiraw Mb 3 « days I* a year. Bight hoars
you ekeyt ' m i makes 12S days, leaving 249 daj
ePevMjr day m have all for yourself. Th
> « l dajlb | atv# yo« aa hour for lunch every day
J:l0 Baefro Valby folks
x
I ■litlW recommend the CCC Camps in tho State of
Georgia. wo tha boya can send homo to their aged pekenta
'nwr • » » « t of bunu.
^
Do Figures Lie?
‘‘ m ’ftaJ'nf'iata,
I US Jorco Jordan
Watch tha C ivil
m p sP t
m
con ill-
vra.
•
3:00 Sbn«« o f Cb*«r and Cone
York are today Mag
1 Kaint like the Pfeeldent of the United Rtatea. (He ^ a T e M
took the W. P. A. Funds right out of my hands.
h » A ra l
JTOWVJtv-
Quite often
BUDDY?
13* S&S 5*•*J“ ° -
la a d other a ffk b la , b oi
| to prevent fru it -sad vet
I from song to wsete thl
t nwr, are carrying on a i
effort to promoU full
canning, d » t * g . ond atoi
thooa food*, f t b eitlnut
(obatantbl addition* to
lon'a vital food .apply
K>
.Concert Orchoot
DtijvBRT
�oat War Group Of
Senate Passes* Dill
Nations Suggested
For Tlclr PfbtffktH
angra Jht‘ State
M B S , L 0 P B 1 W B B E A L , B o d e ty K f l U r .
S o cial
.
« 9'
Ca
1 J t \.
' • T H fM D A Y
‘
•
C "n >« Woman** Missionary Union
#f tha First Baptist Church, un
der tha ipoft'orrbip of Mra. W.
E. Easier, trill raw for the Red
Croia at tho Woman's Club be
ginning at 9:30 A , 51.
m Tha Townsend Club will meat
Tn the Court Itausa at 8:00 P.
■ F R ID A Y *
' The Central
Cirri* o f the
Sanford Garden Club wUI tew
for' tk f l u Croia at the WoWanV Club beginning at 0:90
A c & Scoots wilt meet at the
Little House at 8:00 P.-g. to go
Tie. D- A. R. Will baTe charge
| l the auwing aawdoa for tho
Red Croaa in the Woman's Club.
TUESDAY
The third In a e«xto»' o f fle e
aobeetfptldn 'bridge u n tie s , which
are h f W sponsored by the Wo*
man** C lub fo r tb e pprooee of
f rep lu g l h« elub open fo r tfw«
use o f the Red Cro<«, w ill be
gieen at JiJO P.’ 14. Prliee will
ba
gieen
and
refreshm ents
■erred.
Tbe sewing aeaelon for the
Bed Croaa will be aponaored by
Mia* male* Klrehboff beginning
at DJQ A. M. In the Woman‘a
ciu b .
B A PHY
B IR T H D A Y
TUESDAY >
Mr*. Rex Packard
Franklin Cumining
WEDNESDAY
Ernest Krupp“
Mr*. William Brown
• T A U J t n A S S E R . Ju ly
18 .—
( S o c i a l ) — A fte r holding num er
ous conferenena w ith le a d e n o f
Induatry and la b o r
throughout
th e a tate, the Florida Im loatrlal
Commiaaion recommended to tb<
B n . A - LJ Ooijlrr entertained
recent
L e g ia ia to n
e e r t a in
Mr. M d Mra. D. W. IUakina change* in the S tate nnemploy
T a gToup of fvtowds’at h«r hpm*
U iy Court lu t evening. Rom « and family urn vial ting with rel- ment compenaation law.
atleaa in Georgia.
*
T t a amended b ill a . it fin a lly
paaee .1 thg L e g la la tu n rrpreaanFrlenda of J. P. .Thurmond led the eombined nffort o f leg
Will regret to learn of hia illoeaa lalatlve
com m ittee*.
induatry.
•t hi* home on Elm Avenue.
miaaion.
labor, and the Industrial
ComMra. J. P. Thurmond haa re- miaaion.
*WT- **9**,,;*fw tbe Kreeno prleu,
One
o
f
the
c
h
a
n
g
e,
of
in
tercet
I from Atlanta and WaihGa., where aha viaiud to a large number of em ployer*
and employee*
i*
the amend'
relative*.
. .
ment a ffectin g the ettru. indus
..JS
S
S
ff^S
i.
I
T
l
CS1
« . * *
r W * H f T C o . v y Mrfa 1 Mr. and Mra. A. F. Kimbrell try.
*
Cunter to the following:
The Florida law aa origin ally
returned yeaterday from Day
* '» ■ Pat LnJler, Ifra. Oilmen, tona Beach where they apent p tia e d by tha 19&7
legislatu re
Pat-m. M r * Marr iS e fa g , Mia* their vacation.
Corered
workers
engagisl
in
vMU* Hel.n W p ractically all phaaea of the ci
“ X ISJ!?/ V*“ ,ry and
But , Mr. and Mra. C. A. Brown trus parking induatry due to the
Mary Wllllama.
w o rk er.
w ere
and daughter. Faith, left today fact that theae
for Miami where they plan to covered by the federal titiem•{Aep’x r t f
w t tft tf m e r ir ti
epend
weeha. —
Pilot* Chib Meets
tle IX o f
the
aoclal
.ecu rlty
upd U n . A. i . William, A c t). .
A t H unt-R esidence trwMr.apending
The fe<leral act w u amended
a
Iwp week*’ vacattan in Taltostoga and other e ffectiv e Jan uary, 1940 . to pro
Bra. A1 Hunk waa hoiteia at point* In Alabama.
vide for the exelu .lon of
moat
of the w orkers engaged in
the
citrus
Induatry.
T
he
Florida
In
Mr. aad-M**- Georgg Itabe re
tained teaky firm Near York and dustrial Com m ission, a . a m at
month); aoclal meeting. A p k - New Jeraey where they apent thr ter o f policy, accepted the d tfln nl5, jopper waa aerred after paat month rlaiting with rrlatirra. Ition of “ agricu ltu ral labor’* a*
whteh a aoclal hour u i enjoyed.
established
by
Congress
and
_ Those preoeot were: Mr*. W.
half
Philip M. Vkkfry la tapertni to during 1910 and th r first
T; Erkkaon, Mra. W. L. Morgan.
rytve this nrtemo:n
on
the of 1941 the ritrua workers of
Mra. Helen Sehulta, lira. K.*JL
nploa” from Tampa where this atato w rre^ ruled I" be em
em ploy
« - ' » > „Bra. R. K Pippin. Mra.
b a apent the paat few day. j ploye.! in non-covereil
ment and could not
participate
frlenda.
in the State unemployment com
Mr. and Mra. T. jV- Jonea and pensation program . This ru lin g
»l, Dcnald, kava returned home did not a ffe c t the status of cler
machinists,
and
Yrpm, Hwderaouville. N. C where ical w orkrrs,
thla
they have apent a month'*’ vaca canning house workers in
Skilled
Industry who have enjoyed
the
tion.
Reported
protection of “ Jobless liencflta^
Mlaa Antoinette
Hayra left •Inca the Inreptln of the L aw .
The 1941 le g is la tu re has de
July 23 — Monday for Fradoriekaburg. V a ,
where
the
will
attend
aummrr fined "agricu ltu re l labor” *« uaed
■ billed men
k?t* were re- •chool at Mary Waablngton Col In the S tate unemployment comnensation law, im i Ihe new de
______.
f , the State lege.
finition includes those
w orker*
[Or
national
dafonae
r- and Bra. W. h. Ballard engaged In the hauling, grad in g,
packagin g, and packing of freak
. ,A 8 •
citrus fru it although these w o rk
n apend er* a re still exem pted under the
Incheater, federal act.
Thla means th at on and a fte r
July 1 , 1941 . citrus worker*
In
credit
tot
m t to recuperating Florida w ill receive
n Waal Seventeenth their earning* in tbl* Induatry
, tonaUectomr which and w ill be protected by tha
at thin week at the State unem ploym ent com pensa
Itop Memorial Hos- tion program .
D irector Frrd B. Bradshaw 'o f
the unem ploym ent com pensation
division
estim ates
that
th h
and MH, Gibson Batea
k GibaonLl Jr., and Mra. ch in go w ill extend the protec
elDklna
nave
returned tion o f the law to some 18.000
leorgk* and South Caro- worker*.
W a s h i n g t o n . Ju ly 23 —
}
Suniker W ei let, actin g sec
tary »*f «ta?f,
tonight *t
RDM war a^AOciNlion of njitiors.
ftr«»n ; . 1 (tag!) to guarantor di*•Hunnivnt and t*t]ual economic
OJ»p‘ " t in •:eN, waa the ideal for
wk»* *'
i'toRle ••f good a ill’
•Koul.l wTivr at a foundation
Of I" mb 1 imt pence.
In an idilrfM at m eornefAtonr
la yin g **f a new wing of thr
ffa ru ig i.t
Ifgation. Welle< d*1clai* « frrr
governm ents
ami
IKm • I* ■ ng people whoultl no|r
D# i ' i'n mg for “ the better
da\
’ I'.i uoii M come with “ thr
cm • »• • l» f»-at of th«>*wh.Y nrr
ta«
i'ig mankind to th»*ir »wn
lu«t t
|io\m t nnd for loot.'*
I VKI S SF.N %TK SK A T
U \ ll| \ t;T l)N . July -M.
I,r>
th«* pr»H*vdui .* of hi 4
Federal
J (I d g •*
' South i aroluiR put
a»>( th, judiciary
Til.
f • l»econu .5 member of
AW* > • » ! >
Forth? tf
with
—
Juo .
Scleotiic.faol-peoof *s[ulp««o» (
eliminates c h s n c s la m o to r
<hec k-sipt la o o f modr ra S*rvlea
Department. And you’ll know la
sdesnsewhst tb« labor a*J ana*
tarial roar w ill ba. Let ua p a t
your car in |am-up running of*
liar. L)n»a in today, r —
Defense Rond Quiz
Q. Ikw* aii album filled with
Mampa autoiim tically become a
bond that will pay interest and
mature in 10 year*?
A No. 1 hr i‘omplcte«l album
m ud be . \i h.inged for u b«ind.
U cgardle *w of the amount
»»f
money u-u ha\e m \rated
iti
*afaiapa» w + A\ *uA, JA i '1 ;^ n « i
■’ *"M “
(ter, rUktlng
W A S H IN G T O N . Jfvjy 23 —
IAh— T he .Senate pa*se <1
and
Nent to ihi* lfou *e ycatertlay a
bill by Senator l\j»per to com
pel S ecretary o f thr
Interior
lik e a to co operate in the A griculture iV p a rtraen t’* deer ilaugh
t»r cam paign in the Klori«la tick
eiadicatitm program.
Ifkea tun blocked the slau gh
ter on Indian land in the F lo r i
da K v c n flo k s . despite a.'otertions
f»y the frd« rai and S tate A g ricu l
ture D cp artm cnti that it h m
^entlal In the eradication e ffo rt.
|t
tn the
tonrrof
11\
r it—■
—u
llvriu'd,
wh i —
resigned I r bonds.
,i^,, t*» become ft memg
wh>
hould children be
to
buy
4;iving«
tx*’
ihe Sum etite Court II* encouraged
• i’p*'inf* 11 by t!o\erilor \|nv- I ► tamp**?
A. Ilecaiue by buying ita m p i
1 ■ f II llyn iei* \acancv until
® *"
• i* n lined O g
• hey writ** their minu« on a roll
fie* » »•
Septernl -t
, of honor o f A im n can .i who are
• ili»mg their pur* to *huw the diclO « I lltlS I K S SH IP
j tatoM thiit united Am erica will
t \ Ml* \ l ily .M.
n il
Mina pever IIi i k h to nre«er\o her »a' I -•1».•»•m . president ,»f thr icred lther*y
f " ' v atu» | Hunt, giid Mr*. I Not.To buy defen se bond*
^ 11
m Aelrcti'd yesterday . and Mumps, go to the nearest
•h u t.
.he 1\SS
lh Matrix, |K>st o ffice or bank, or write
'hip
U* launched Aug. I to the Treasurer o f the United
«? ‘ v !l"
1 anipa Shipbmld-iig .State*. W ashington, p . t
for
I umpanv
«• an order form.
rr-,
I
STRICKLAND MOTORS
109
ALUETTO
AVh
TE
HONE 128
reta-
Rescued Nurses
Dock A t Norfolk
Lore no Franklin ivlumod
from
Arcadia
t a two weeks'
N O R F O L K , Va-. J u ly 23 - G T )
with her bro- — F o u r Am erican
Reil Crons
Mr. and nurses anti * Maxim’ corporal,
rtpoU g„ 0!
garniture! Several Repay<
meat liana.
M O D ERN
F IN A N C E CO:
It Vf. Central Arrau*.
rescued from an open boat in
tl)e N o rth A tla n tic hy • U. tv
iford returned J c s tru y ir a lta r th e ir ship h«J
her borne In been torpasload, a rrived a t thv
|ar
apending N orfolk N avy
Y ard
T uesd ay
sig h t a b oard a N a v y transport.
T h ey w ere an ro ute DrJm New
Orleans to Great Brttala on
• N.f . e. •-
OR NEW
*m u s m u r
RINSO
iw u e it
7P00-ton veilel which they aahl
waa a member o f a 14-shlp eeny. Th* ship carried 10 nurse* j
th* only passenger*,* tha n u rs
es said.______________
Orlf(
Fpr Fresh Pre-C ool
A rtis tic Design & ~
**T,
OftMf r
3
Politics Said Out
r %
■ lit P a r o le
* •
B oa rd
T A L L A IIA S F E K ." Ju l» • J’t —
( O — A five-m em ber exam ining
declared
Tuesday
a * com m ittee
ianta and otbar poln U In G eorgia there w o uld be “ Wo p olM eal conalderatkm
e
In
e
b
a
e
a
u
g
the
new
They were accompanied borne bj
Gene Harriaon ' and Mra. F ly n tt three as em b er F re b a tle a and P a .
W otbaa. a J. M app, both o f /oek- role Couiaaleijon .tUWIahsd by
the 1 9 4 1 L c g iila tu re .
G overn or Holland aesured tho |
eeauw lttee th a t
merM
alnno
Would be considered la picking
Ike th re e eew nalaaieaera a fte r a
n t l a « exam ination (a conducted
Mr*. (L 0- Ftynt and ape, Ger-
w: FIRST 8TRBBT-
IIUKKYI liet Ihbe famous make wanher at (hr SALE
I'KICK . . . and get this utility cablael FRKK or a
year'* auppiy of “ Anti-Sneeze" Rinno.
otiotaa to cp*»*h an huHeti
EmloyM
C*ah Deliver*
I1.M A Week Paya!
. AU-Steel SoapStocked U tility
Cabinet
Our G ift T o You !
iYW
•■•A
�1
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'
I
•
ww *• •
To Southpaw And
. B e a t s Barman
Seabright Tourney
Iks veteran Jockey rod*
, H fallur* tn »l* prevloss
> victory s* P > * t * 3
pentng meaj than, aboard
I* cored Ad Hoi*bosh tn the
id race, mlaaad by a nsek
g ’ both ends of the dally
I*, figured Hi a spectacular
Jhora*, four-Jocksy Ipill In
fourth race, and then earn*
from that ahaklng-up to capth# main event aboard Mrs.
Winfrey's Hard Jester,
a other Jockey* hurt la th*
wvra Loh Torres. 22-yearl’ uerto Rlemn; 17-yesr-old
ny Gilbert, from Plttaburgh,
, aad Allan Gray, 22, from
a, Idaho,
whose mount,
ylerrtllf, was th* fln t to
AMAMDA, IAMUC1A 4H N H i 1st*
•r aa»d CDVatr. to ! » • Cosnty
Judge o f fUralanl* Caanty, rterlda.
at Ilia a l f r * In tbs court h«u»a
a f H id Csusty at dastard. M tfIda, wlthla sight calendar month*
tram tha tlmr o* th# flrat rut,lleatlan of U fa noth'* each rlalm
»r damasd shall ba In wrltlac.
and shall atari tha ‘ pbiar of ran>4filer aad post otftca addrssa of
tha claimant aad abatl ba aworw
la ba by tb « claimant, asm l or
attarn*y>a a i»b ar aach claim ar da
mned not so fllad aball ba cold.
BROOKLYN. Jnly « * , M
Bouthpaw style of Mallo Bottim
< u too pa tilin g for Bod Bar
man to sol** Uat night and tba
former Hght-haarywelght ehamplon punched out a ten-rouad daclsioa over' th* BslUnaaea rad.
head before a crowd af 10467
In Ebhets Field. Baltin* weighed
1M 1-4; Borman 1(B 14.
In this home hall park of th*
Brooklyn Dodgers,
w hen joat
about everything happen*, J « t
about everything
did la this
toojh tussle.
Thera was on* moment, la th*
fourth round, when both flghtora
fell out o f the ring. Thera eras
another. In the eighth, whan Bar
man, unable tn do anything go
ing an rrthodoi stance, switched
to a southpaw style and for a
couple o f riinutes had' Hello on
the run.
And finally, you had the tom*.
•*h tt start line picture, at Burroan,
YOB*. Wy. » , - < £ -
id* put tn quits an aftarEmptrs City r t t t trick
coasted Into tha third round of
tha (4th annual Baabright In*
citation Tannla Teurnamcnt.
Wlnnar o f sight o «t af nlo«
clay court taumamanta, Parker
found hlmsaif on graaa for tha
fln t Una this yaar, and tha
cKanga forced Mm te go all oat
f i r a thres set cktsry octr Ed
win 0. A mark, o f 8hb Francis
co, 7-5, S-6, M .
, .
While tha third-seedad Parker
was having his hands full, the
other seeded performers m the
men's field
searvsly had W
draw a deep breath In going
through tha second round, which
saw onlg such minor ipaata aa
the •elimination* o f th* former
Irish Dacia cupper, Qeotg* Ly-
* i
M. Joaaa
W . M. JOME*
As admlnlatratar » f
tha
m a t * at AM A N D A HAMV r.tM , dacsaaad.
r ir s t rubltsatlaa
Jana 13, 1* 41.
SEED BED T IM E © H E R E !
Products F or C eknr Beds: R oot K n ot
and dam poff chinch bu s control! I ^ u s
lin e r, healthier p lsn ton t
H1MTH JUDICIAL
C Iltru iT ,
IM AMU r u n HKMtMOLM CUC'MTV. r L O n tllA IM ClIAMCtiliY.
DIVOHCB
JOHRril
ALDKltT
IDOCOLAH.
Flalatlff.
O O K ItlA t,
Oafsndanl.
vn
H TALBT
noun lab.
O ltl'R It OF PUBLIC*ATIOM
TO: OOEJtlAL ST ALII c DOUG.
f PJIRT - M O R 8 B TALL
GOLDBJ P L U M B a r W O O D -
Far b*m rwsahe ■** ear
NON^b S l TW O
B U r r a Impracad waadarfal bag Jdbt coiary m b .
CAMPBELL’S SECURITY
FEED & SEED STORE
SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY
mi w. m n
*________ j
. L J ia ..rs s U e «r* snkaow a:
Cen# Make af L i Angdloa:
‘
Top-seeded Don McNeill, tba
national champion, nuuU ATI » » •
prttalrt
TM AN’S
to amamant dtbai by poW
In an ambulance to a
for ihoulder i-rayi and
afwr
after walking taround
r r awhile
- 1
. . . . race,
___ _ _
_ o decided he’d da
th*
also
betur to have a thorough ehaahUPin th* featured Fordhara nuraa.
i Megd* took Hard Jester, a 818JM
for |2 ahot, out In front at th*
start brought him octr th* ntfld
and a slitaanth In 1:45 flat td
beat W. M. JsffOfd’l Jongtm .
biting o ff Robert Kerdasha of
Lake county bass fishing U
becoming famous In other tountlee o f Florida, aa evidenced by
tha above photo. Under th* h*adIn# "WhopporT the picture wasi
published In the Daytona Beach
Sun Record, o f which “ Salty"
Mallanta la fishing editor, with
th* following ratlines: “ Pictured
above la F. Woodfln Smith, Day-1
tuna Beach summer visitor from
Opelika, Ala., and tha IJ-pouml
Isrgs-mouth
black
base
h*
caught while fishing la Deerfoot
Lake, U k a county." (Picture by
Ccurtaay Lake County Chamber
o f Commarco, Tscares.)
f- “ Famous
lo r
F air H e a lin g
tO to Select From
IBM Plymouth Town
M an —
275.00
Milestone W ins
In T ro ttin g Race
Challedon To Take
U p Swim m ing Cure
1*18 Plymouth
Coupe — ... >> 285.00
1030 Ford Re
dan
~ _____ i...
bott, a concerted trotter from tha
Machlaa stable* of Sullivan and
Makhlnney, scored his saesad vic
tory of th* currant meeting oa
the Old Orchsrd “ K ite" track.
Th* Abbott won all thraa beats
easily.______ •
Uapuljr Clash
official Baal
245.00
to forgst
a and go
Ific.
{•35 Packard .
Coupe .......
*
1955 Chevrolet
Brann of
225.00
r
the #*•
M sent t»
1*
ranch
I."
-
- Hla views were set forth In i
b iter, tn Commissioner Clayton
C. Codrlngton. mudo public Hera
by -Senator Ernest H. Graham.
^pyach ......
r 1184 Plymouth
Clinton, S. C , M , 6-0. Sacondsaaded Bobby yigg*, tba defend-,
lag to area meat T itlw . wag o*s-
lM8|Chrrrolct
1M4 Chevrolet
Coach —*—...
INSURED
SAYINGS
and aid to Ola bltaf “ aa of Jnly
^084 Chevrolet
from J tck ion ville
R O U N D T R IP
fltSS Plymouth
THE KEY TO SECURITY
J fife
H
4%
-
s s
Datjsr of DaDaa. 6-1. 6-1.
Parker Hi th* third round.
Reym/iur
0 foil I
14. M l
Direct SUsmar
0 P. M. tvgry I
Brandy, Champofnc,
Win*, Ola, CordUk, tte.
Pro* Dil imy, Pbm » 1 «
F IR S T F E D E R A L
tournament’s
aa Virginia
B AG G E TTS
liq u o r Store
-
tied Advertisement*
SITUATION WANTED
nwwatti'^niiwHHSCPni
• -'4!
M a th er A rca d e
B a t t e n Jk U t f k m m .
LA BOTTLING
�— i—
Ranford b Tfie Only Central
Florida City Affording Hall, liijjh o B )
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT
VOLUME
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
In 1908
•Taft’s Plan
Is Rejected
“ I Shall Accept Nomination”
N E W S U A I'b lf
THURSDAY.
JULY
NI MIIKK 27H
United Stated
Nazi
Invasion
Describes Japs
As Aggressors Slows Down,
O f Russia
London Says;
Moscow Raided Third Time
Government Declares
Indo*China Action
Menaces American
Security, Interests:
Arm ^C hief Opposes
• Senator's Proposal
To Limit Service
To Sixteen Months
Member Associated Pr«w
Jt. 1911
Moscow — New Target For Nazi Bombers
WASHINGTON, July 24
— The United Stai •- govcri
-rt^ent itrragty d-nuuiw.d Japa
today n* an uggrr-vor in hn
Indo.China and dv-ciarr i that
move there menaced Am.-rh
security and endang.-i. .t An.et
can territory and it i rests in
the Ear East.
Japanese occupation of itra -l;
tegie air anti naval bases h»"
■French Indo-China appeared li
minent last night. If not actual
WASHINGTON, July 24
ly under way. bringing nearer •
• —f/P)— General George Mar
possible clash with tin- United
shall, Army chief of staff,
Rtatea amt Great Britain Ovdf
Singapore and the Netherlands
turned thumb* down today
East Indies.
?l
oy a proposal by Senator
Itespunsible quarter. in Wash
Taft, Republican. Ohio, to
ington accepted as virtually an
f limit the maximum active
accomplished
fart
lh.Vichy
service of selectees. Nation
goyernment's
rapitnidutinn
to
Japanese
demands
wht,
h
were
exSamuel
Seabury
(le
ft),
father
of
tho
19.13
fusion
movement
In
al Guardsmen and reserves
pectel
to
put
Indu-China
under
New York City, congratulate* Mayor FinrcKo Uttiuarlia after the
to 16 months.
complete domination of
In • formal statement file*. mnyor announced he would seek re-election. laiGuardia said hi- almost
Tokyo.
Marshall * said Taft's plan had running mates will be romptrollrr Joseph I). McGoldriek (center
Thus the Jnpanese, already en
9 Marshall* said Tafta plan had with gla ..e .) and City Council I'rc.ldt-nt Nt-wbold Morris (right). trenched
In some extent In th*
gAut mCVIt but only a* a l<m«
range P h i f e r peacctlrao |.io Die mayor will continue to »crve as national director of civilian Ereneh Far Eastern mlnny, would
pain better striking im-itlons fop
cumnenw ' sAfigralnlng purposes. ■kfvnav.
an attack on Briti-h
Malaya.
Meanw^lFSTMcreUry of War
iSingniaire) nnd the nnmensoty
Slim».n> raid today that .Senator
rich
Netherlands
Ea-t
Indira.
• Wheeler o f Montana had mailed
There were reports from Chin*
” port card, to Angy officer, am
-sc sources that the Japanese
man urging them t « * V P ° « Amer
troop movement to the south al
lean entry Into Ihe European
ready had begun, with 10 trans
ports in a single convoy
lh fr i* :i vit*w of a main th««r
think thin
Not so certain was what the
• the. line of auhrlpWo^aatijIt
aiiirli
, rnpildl <*ily of
raltlc.l
Nearly ISO (rounds of alunrin. United State* and Britain would
• against tho United State# If H«t
•Mitft* f.iiti-w nf lierni-tn ImiimIh i |'tani"«.
do, although the possibility of
lum
wero
collected
yesterday
by
t Z E n r 8ll«soC>W a pro?
'• l Houni
tli'cliirt'tl Ih fir «l»-f**i»-* * were
_
a group of .even Boy Scouts in great clash In the I'arlflc was
conference.
’
.
. . —. f put in strong, clear f >eua— so
Tho cant* wont
poo»| H e r a ld s
C o v e r a g e "part hof
°u**-‘"
h°u»° «"»**•
the Seminole
County Ik-- |strongly that for the first time
J fra*. Rtlmsoii - mite
fens* Council'* drive for tho me. ( since the German Invasion the
frank of Whe^Ort V
tol, It was announce! today by wa* In Russia was overshadowed,
Cullen Wright, who was in
The apparent Ereneh rendinet*
i to accept not only
Japan
How affectively The Hanford charge of the Scout workers.
•mrrgrney, Herald etvtrs this territory wa«
At the same time Harris An- I “ Pro'^tion- of Indo-China but
claim a
grat, K*m» graphically demonstrated yester derson, general chairman of-the Tokyo a viewpoint a. w cll-th an
an
gfter ften- day afternoon when aver 1.000 aluminum collection
campaign. ' »
" r ' ,ll*?r-*ui * T,■r,
".T*1'
nny ehlaf children came to tha Rllx Then announced t h * a central recelv- I
rr® French-Chlne.e attack
Intar*. ter for an alumlnnm rutiimo ing bln ha» been"erected opposite P“,* ,i* _ n#W|,i,r? ntl. on,.
r2 !
which had been angottherd only tho City Halt. Articles dropped
" llh , bolh ,'h"
Vifh»
in tho other two bio* ^ t e w a J * " £ ™ y o gov.rnrnept*.
will bo picked up at t h K w T rtf f " 1T|W tUnttr * ; ,*“ **•* w » t ” P“c‘
r»ihi'r»l n 'r v ir r i f»»r Sam uel A.
FI Wllkln-Mii, 47 , who di«*d y tn thnated that over UtOO piocoa of
its
displeasure, ‘ probably wiih
taken
*to
th
r0
S
r
T
t
f
r
w
h
k
h
'
"
*
the metal were collected In a trg
tri l.iy nt hi!i homo at TtO.’V NVVsl
more stringent economic men.
i
bln placed In front of the thru, will bn kept lock*d at night, •urea against Japan.
T h u d Sir* et, v. ill lu* held Fri
• tho Army .B*Tvle* of xeteetoaa, ter. “ All in all,’’ ho declared, Mr. Anderson aald.
Qm-stiimnairps mailisl III 11
Speculation on the form
National Guardsman and raaer. “ the matinee wav a big turret*
Scout* who
participated
In these measures centered chief!" draft r-gistranb* tuve been r,-- day more 'tj* nt |ll:00 oVItbck n!
vlsta. Aftor Usttfytag P jjjW fj and one* again It wo* dimon- the houto-to-houaa canvas yes
Ih»* chap* I u f thu Andrnion-fSrif
on the prospect o f a frreting of . turn-.I to the office
he .pant nearly an twer with the
th,wft
atrated that tho kid* o f Stanford terday were Carl Williams, Jr.. Japanese assets In this country
fith Funeral llunu*. Thu R rv. W
commlltoa In sxseutlv* wanton.
I..,,-Bobby Johnson, and the possibility o f a cnmpM !>oarl lircnUM- a.Id, •«*•■«
eomo aero** 100 percent if Alfred Green,
I* Brook -. Ir , |uuior of ih»* Fir^l
Committeemen waro pWgwt to will
given an opportunity."
Robert Myers, Harry
Beasley, embargo on oil shipments to J - fall--I to notify th,- board nf
lltip th t ( hurrh, w ill o ffiria tr.
V »*«rocy, but May authorised thla
Raymond
Kader’
and
Cullen
changes
in
address,
K.
II.
t
arter
The Herald flr*t announced the
pan and a cassation In buying »f
I'amplhell.lsOAiinir pot I o f ih»*
Wright.
Japanese gold.
•aid this nuiming.
*U"l"udnk that tha International aluminum matinee In a general
American l^irion will havr r h iiic r
Troops
represented
were
article
on
aluminum
collection
As dispatches from Vlehy. Ton•ItuaUon la more serious than
Wl ite man who*,- ->rder number ••f *h« AdvIruH nt fhe jrravr, and
tho general public nndaratendo Monday,' and tho following ilr.y Troop 6, of which Herman E. don and Hanot, Indo-Chlna, Jndi is under l.tltK) have trCeii mulled I *»lll vnrt i - Mill hi* cho.n-n from
Troop eatel tha Freneh-Japaneae neg > |questionnaires and negmes whtwion the Morris 1* scoutmaster;
and that It U •rapidly gattlng carried another at.iry
uu-mbiT' o f tha Id'ifitiH. Mortal
front paga concerning the .pe- 14 of the Baptist Church, of list Ions were. In the final slain-- |number Is Otider Rilll have also w ill Ik* iu Kvertcr«'rn Crnu*t«*ry.
_ mora to."
•
Japanese ambassador
in iaien mailisl questuinnaiies, the
•
Marshall's teatlnumy also con *1*1 event. Announcement* wer? which W. iE. Kader is acout- the
All la'krionnaii«•* art* rt*f|u«*]tt«'d
Namu i oard secretary de<dared. Classi
vinced - Representative
Shafer, *l»o made In the regular adver maater; Troop 34 nf the Mstho- Washington, Admiral
Griffith, ra. mado on* of hla Infrequent fication nf the nidi h.4.« tte’di pro- to uA4«mhf>' at tho Lvjfit.M Mm at
It.publican, Michigan, that “vary tisements o f the Rita Thialer in dbt Church, Charles
it .10 o'chi k Friday mnrtiinir in
scoutmaster, and Troop 38 or calls at the State Department.
serious consideration moat ba gtT- Tho Herald.
1(tretaini; as faat us 11<■ mailing order to 1-r.mrd to tho fmirral
That the rtve»v.ig> got across tho Presbyterian Church, Lewis
en to bla raqnaat for oxteaalon af
<>f the i|u«*fttionnniifii. Th«* luU-^t homo In
iMMly. S r *I Smith. v lci.
tha period of Mrvtca
af tha effectively was at-pir-nt la Ihrt*’ Wright, scoutmaster.
call for 2.H Ihrn ha» found Ihu cominarnlt r of Campbell-Lornin*
Half of the group of boys
Who observed tho hig pile o f
£ trainee*."
1i>oanl short of men availublu in I'oRt, a»k«<l lint member* wear
.
May aald baaringa on hla pro* aluminum article* - in. !i,d!.i< evt-n worked the street* running north
their cap* if poftaiMe.
noaal woukl and thla weak and a battered alot machine— In front and south and th* other half
A t pm ent than* are placrs
canvassed home* on streets run
fia t It would be reported to tha of tho Rita Thee I r.
“ AU afternoon, In splto of the ning oast and west. Mr. Wright
Major A. B. McMullen, chief o f !
■»« ° r „ S 7 "
House early next week, ftenal
Military Afraira Committee heat rain, tote o f alt ago*, white nnd said. Many honsewlvcs reported
. log. on legislation to retain colored, on foot nn-l in autoa. that they had already contri Air Corp visited Sanford yesterof A u r 20 Mr r ; ttrr rtm
• trainees In tha Army far dura cam* to see tier Mare Ribchcrs buted to th# drtv* by placing
t
v
tt
r
llUi
?
r
t
.
lh*
1?w
^
1
plained.Men
who 'vwish l<> volun•n The Big Store’ amt to make article/ In th* downtown Una. “ w>rTl H'nrta*. « “ y commls- ;Mr „
tion of the omori
a, kf(,
get In touch
Hobart Haines and Edward E.
thetr contribution o f ’alumllura’
Mr. Andreson expressed hi* ■loner said today.
today
day and Chairman
-in
,
,i,.»:
with the draft g...
board as soon a* j lane at'-tided
aa aom* o f tho tiniest of them appreciation and that of tha De
on
in te r i lull
oefat. North Can
After th* Inspection tour nf possible so they may Ingiven a mrotlng In-tween the Sanfi.nl nnd
program would be considered in called It," Mr. Morrison sswl. fense Connell to the Boy Scania tha field and th* progress of the physical examination.
Mt. Derii Kiwanis Clubs In M|
“ Borne o f the Items w. re pret for the “ splendid ro-operstlon", work Major McMullen appeared
exteuliw Mmlon lrldl)fa
and IJnrn at nm.n Inlay. Mr. Jjiue,
m
The Army's Na. 1 general com- ty badly worn whit- other* wet# they showed.
satisfied with tha blrport *n,l th ft jj
n0|j/y „ 4 H(, (,ave no
thairman uf the m'erciub emu.
»o new that It didn't take tha
July MU has been set as tha
^ r rc
. r l d W'ouL
M,
»»«ould Mr.
not mltteo of the Sanford Kiwi.nl*
Judgment o f a S« teuton to o.eido cloilng date of th# alurnbmm b
batng
carried
out, Mr.
Illggln* '*
^
% quc»tlulm*ire,’,
i lub, ha l charge of thu pro.
»lduaU". to agitate oolactaoa In that Maen didn't know whore drive In Sanford, and Mr. Ander sported.
Carter explained.
grant.
topetitioning Coognoo against that place o f al iM'num warn had son urged everyone to mska hi*
This airport has been selected
Harry Kildell also made
H,»
Anyone knowing one correct
disappeared to ,'
added.
contribution by that time. “ After aa on* of the group In tb* state
tha campaign has eloeed," hb to recelv* federal fundi gnd.lt u address of tha.man lit U 4 - below teljr-tw—pmvtdi litiljo m l--' ot
i in
... touch «ith • lie meeting.
DONA
AUTO
iddw L . “fadU tte*-w lU
the
V x p *c t*ru tirih # work will be era asked to Jget
Sidney J. NU, secretary nf the
“dffl— Aa available to reedva any mora
started shortly, Mr. Higgins said. tba draft board ImmcdiaU-ly,
Those men whose correct ad club, tuid today that dlnbal
wife who dlsd tha metal.'*
reepenaMllty far
dress cannot be found are as work worth $133 hud been done
ago. Dr. Eugene
A preliminary report of th*
follows: Samutl I. Gaines, Ro nt tha M< IhnJln* Chi*.Iren’s Home
8 « , » phy-liIcian, cnntriRuiVd drtra’a result* will be forwarded
bert Dht,m,
Robert Msnning at Enterprise by Dr. Wade H.
gni old ttectrl*
tUeiric automobile W<d- to tha State Dafansi
Senders O f Chain
Martin, Clarence J. Bullard. (HI- Gamer m p «,t of t|«- clqb’ s p'tv<itoday to tha Boston aluminum headquarters fax Tallahasie* aw
too W. Teston, Oscar T. Jenkins, gram for un ior-privilcgoiT ehil ‘
Ju ly 8 0 .
*
, Letters Cm tioned fag defen— drive.
Jack WUliam Livings, Edward ren.
Ic iM Perry, Moses E. Powvll,
WASHINGTON,
John Albert Feaeber, John James
Tolbert, Johnny
Howe.
Errd
r
N ew s
Owens, James Wiley Griffin, Re
ginald Denny Harris, Lawton
Tb# Liana Oub wrlll meet t»- Pntnkllo^^ Waltm, Zand.ra and
MOBII E. AU., Juiy 34 - ; v )
night at 7:00 a’clotk at tho Vt-l Joaeph Oliver Johnson.
. T-TVbex has Baked for a na
Ana. .No. ____
Such replscrr
1 tel*
Mob le and Prlrbs'il
------- m fire.
Also, Roland Stanley Barnes. —
tion-wid* collection o f aluminum might develop secondary shortage Uaa UateL
men
wrr.- forced to ns# a milu
Amo* ifaywood, Willi# La# BradBm y, Including a housa-te-hona* In ether vital materials.
long
ho*,anj
bucket
brigade to
lay, Nets# Jay Brown, Arthur
**?**•■» *a nn eatorgenry menI . What articles In ronunoa
A bonding permit waa Issue I Lao Jackson, John Washington, day to bring und.-r control a
H*r» to aaae Oto praaeat short- na* are aften made af situateCity Hat! today to II. U. letter Ward, Willi* Rotten, Ed. flro at the Ruslu Turpentino
umf
<
_ to r—nodal a botu* and di# Lee Harris. Willi# Davis, Corporation jU nt at PtaUau.
na. William Knndaea. chair
Ana. Pola, pan*, pitchers, sink
Damagj waa «sl*:.'4'vd at $20.'d tha Office o f Production ers and ether hltehea utensOa ns g a n g * at 439 HummerUn Avrnue Georg# Jackson, Alptanxo Dixon,
ng—»ant nnd Mayor La Gaar- wall aa golf tlaha, fishing rod at a coat o f 1790. with F. B. Ash- Frank Allen Thomas, Frank Car- 000. The ’onq hosd ess Util
toEinctoTr
Hate Smith, John Henry Me- from the Pru.ipt'l Uramirar
..chairman n f tin Offle* o f cases, fUm csmtolaan, ash trays,
Ghwc#, Johnny Robbinson and School.
W. A. Cagle wan Usnad m build- Horace Griffin.
*. llow ran th* arang# per
son teU atemtenm from athar tog permit at tho City Ball yes
terday
to remsdsl g garage
Influenza Ifnm unity
A m . Chiefly bjK Its light apartment on Mspto Armine, be- Lake County Grapes
Reported Developed
twoen Eighteenth and Twentieth
Presented T o Herald
Stemte, at a coat o f 300, with
Georg* Mttnaan na contractor.
WASHINGTON. July 84 —
to mbelieved by medL
ly panada o f blue Florida —- A method haltered
Judgn
.
ba L. Hamrick, asn otary nf Stop#* g rown In Laks County by cal authorities to provide Immunl,*«
tha Pag* Via*}ards, w.re jrrvseat Ixation against inDuetixa
tha
ed to Tho Sanford Herald yes b#*n developed within th* • last
County sis months. Rear Admiral Moe#
from terday by th* Lake
Me In tiro, surgeon general o f tha
Chamber o f Commerce.
T.'s-.r-g'
gropes were distributed Navy, told a Ilona* aoprtprUiimbera a f tho staff, who thtoa subcommitteo o f th# develdmg
w
enjoying tha
famosN opment in testimony pthltehed
to the
today.
'
County product. .
*Stimson Arouses
Keidi News Agency
Soys IJtrjfe Enemy
{ Force Is. Smashed
.-" IVifh FTenry fjbatfek
t Cards Sent To Army
Japanese-Soviet
( lash Reported
Urffinj? Opposition
To Entering War
British Convoy At
tacked, D a m a g e d
By Italian rinnea
Hr ^aanflnfetl I'reu
H itler’ s invasion o f Utissin
is -lowing down if not in lire S
halli'il, ant lioritn tive
I.,ep|,mi iniiirters saiil tialav,
w hile at Russia’ s Imck ilmir
lli< re was iinrunfirun-il
rnr•*>i t s that .latmnt-se anil So
viet tumps hail i Insht'il nn
the M .iinhuoko-Siheria frunI lel'
I >N It.
led
Nearly ISO Pounds Of Aluminum Are
Collected By Boy Scouts In Drive
W" i
Effectiveness Of
Herald’s Coverage
Shown By Matinee
S*
To Be Held Friday
Army Major Looks
Over Airport Site iin* *
ir s ^ u iS : £$& s v
z
e g d a w r S w a i:
Questions And Answers On Drive
For tJsed Aluminum Are .Supplied
#
City
1
v;
* •
>v
HSKBS
4 ',--.
With n lift* me Iurif» t reprp.
- r n fiiv Adolf II it In n« un added
iiwnitivi* f«»r
m urr*. a larifi
ntindn'r of m .'i-knt.it luria-d out
ym trrd uy itfttrntHin f«tr th»* reiru
lar wrpltly •h«M»t i»f If»»* Semin It*
Cun ( ’lull at it*
n in iff on thu
lakrfn m t
Thu t artful ntnnd* iiImmiI mt
fe’Ul h»L! >» and sehow-e till* tit I 1111111
It’iiilrr tlrpexiil in u hrnwn m ili
tary uniform . At ihu wnl of I!»«'
»h*iol yr-tu n U y , tin* *hr*t mulnl
filfuru m u |HM-ktd
with wull- night.
In the F ar Fast crisis Japan
plilrUtl telteil*.
Iliifhfwt *rnrr mi thu
|d«lnl appeared to have won her re
rariifu wax turned in hy n visitor, ported demands for ki y naval
(’aptain Ralph Slattuii uf S i l and air ha-es in southern French
ver Sprint'*, wht* "hot !KI. Thru** Indo .China, stirring fear* o f a
iHTRutix, Jim A lh n h v. Slr<. W il pus-ih le Japanese thrust sauthliam Mf-»*krr nnd Mmvrrd Wit w s til tow aid Itritaoi'a g ie u l navel
liwinx, lie al fur tup phiuu i n »thu tiu*•' at Singapore.
The Italian
High Command
match firin g with - o u t * uf *J7'.L
Other NuurrE uti
thu
pluiol said F ascist w arplanes attacked
a Hr it i-tv convoy and sank two
ruvjfu w ere;
steam -hips, torpedoed two cru is
NAME
SC O R E ers and inflicted other dam age.
T he ino-t important Indicatlona
A. L sMyern. Jr
. . tut
Jim Allunhy
„ nr, in the vast theater of the RussianGerman
war yesterday, supported
Jim Wubh
. 95
Hoy W illi* m$ t
94 in port by Berlin Itself and by
Howard W illiam ,
91 m ilitary observers in tarndon,
l^ o B utiicr
n2 w ere that the Germans had not
W illiam llrcokrr
. 89 only been sharply thrown back
Ned Sm illi
89 nlong the In itia l fron t protect
Mrs, Brookcr
89 in g Moscow but had in fact lost
Paul B urr, *!*R uf Oculil , . . 89 the Initiative before Red counter
Alden Dcrthick
X«l a ttack s of unexampled ferocity.
The progre-s of the Naxi drive*
J. V. Jones
85
Charles Itunr), Jr.
. 80 on tho northern and southern
toward
I^nngrmd and
Match scores we
ns follow s: w ings
Kiev in the Ukraine, respective-
NAM E
S
T
U
M ly —was obscured.
Moscow's communique
early
.Mr*. llriMik<-r
.x;i
trj oh 279
reported
It. W illiam s . .
!l|
111 no 279 this morning m erely
J. A llen b y
. K9 9 7 0:|
279 great continuing struggles on
li. Iluliuir.
... aa - ph pf- 977
. 95 87 92 271
_.. 90 9 4 89 271
... HI 91
90 204
... 80 91
HI 200
C. Dunn . , .... 78 73
77 228
J. Jones
.... 70 71
80 227
On the rifle range, scores were:
Leo Butnrr, 91; Charles Griffith,
91, and Dick Vernay, 82.
J.
P.
W.
A.
Wchb
Klatten .
Brooker
D erthick
4 Couples Issued
Mile IiOngr Hose I
Marriage Licenses
Used To Fight Fire
Briefs
M su ssr a
.r
Mcmhera Of Kiwani.s
Visit M t Dora Club
••
news
agency,
Ku-*ian force
• fl S III 1. .1 at Nr\ul. IH»rlIl i
. Iswk. Itil i iin ru xintt'lifil 1
\ 1/1* u nil tx lra u i .liim ry
!«•'
III. ' <;lutnuui IliuH f '4'1
Aais
;t i .1 i>. i lltutix Ilf thu
ft. It'S • ;iru lakiiii? thuir |
uni in*
t
Ilf X. iin tit.
f i • til iff x|.II,- ,.f •!$ffi«*nil
III thu war In Ihu A ir ll
li xh .l.f laru ,1 the It A . t
over
-w.-eps
'•Nlllit daylight
northern Franc* hnd forerd G er
many t , withdraw large numbers
of I,lam - from th* Uue-imn front. ^
Window- no two sides of th#
residence »f United S tates Am*
tmssailor latnrencu Stainhardt In
Mo—'ow wn- Id**wo
in by a
tmiiili during the Ihird successive
night of the German air a*<ault.
In V«.fi, tt
w as
snnnuneag
that France anil
Japan
have
a 2reed m principle o if a baste
for Japanese aid in thi^ prntect mu of Flench mteraxts in Indot Inna.
German bombers attacked Mos
cow (or
the
third
successive
A ddress O f
, H itler’ s Likeness Inspires Good
Scores A t W eek ly G un Club M eet
35 D r a fte e s .
Found W rong Wilkinson Services
•[Questionnaires A re
-V Mailed' T o F i r s t
1,600 Registrants
German
a l.irg--
Four marriage licenses were
issued at th«- office of the County
Ju<(y* yesterday at tb# Court
House, according to tho record*
of the clerk.
License* wer* Issued to Edward
Lancaster of Orlando amt Miss
Doris Stafford of Sanford; Mar
tin Segal of Orlando amt Mlaa
Beatrice Gru* of Daytona Beach.
Elwlfl 0. m il amt Miss Myrtle B.
Smith, both of Orlando, and EL
mer, JloUn Nix of Orlando - and
Miss Mary Simmons of llalaea
City
ARM Y HOSPITAL OPENED
the Polotik-Nrvrt-Hmntenik- trt*—
origin nt tho ren ter; abuut Zhi
tomir before Kiev In the middle
Ukraine ami on the Bessarabian
front along the lower Ukraine.
In this latter lector It waa de
clared a German motorised regi
ment was routed, the Russian#
capturing 400 armored can. 300
motorcycles and a variety of
leaser equipment.
“ Concentrated blow*’’ by tb#
K*<l air fleet on German troopa
and air-dromri were reported.
Moscow had an hour and 30
minute air raid alarm early teat
night but it era* without inekten*.
Aa th# heavy fighting con
tinued. private advlcee last night
said tn* garrison defending Smo
lensk 230 mile# west o f Moscow,
baa been holding the city agates!
strong German assault* and is
putting up a brilliant fight.
Till* was lh# moat slgnlfkiaat
development:
.
.
The Germans, who last weak
vnav om
u—i—
had claimedI that
Smolensk
k*d
un in a cootlaaton
been overrun
tended wall t e fs a a
thrust that
on tha road1 to Moscow, admitted
that
*
text Bight that tho
tha bitta
bitterest~
of fighting was ragtnjr
ragtnr for that
same Smolensk area- It waa ton.
tamount to an acknowtedgmani
_ of material reversals.
ATf-AN TA, July 34, —
Tb# 2000-bed Lawson general
Hospital for xokltera In th* Sootheast opened
this week and
Wednesday had 13 pattento In
private rooms In tb* <8 wards.
Bernard Potto o f Tallahassee.
Fte* waa th# first off-lho-raaervatten soldier listed and aaalgaad
t t t . •
I PEW ALABAMA C A IM
MONTGOMERY. A la , Joly H ,
Eight bow case* W m PMo
day sent Alabama'a July u
In/anUte paralysis Ttetlm#
teg to 118.
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M O N D A Y T J n rriT rjw T
F. G. A. KING,
Hdgan Takes Sugar Robinson
igo O p e n I n To Face First
Final Round
Real Ring Te3t
.CHICAGO, July, I I ~ m ~
KUa Bon Hogan, la a furU
N ’flail round battle which aaw
Ik fnjtpuneh
National open
kamplon Crnlg Wood, captured
if 14000 Chicago Opm Golf
loatMOMhip Sunday with a 72ild total o f 871 tuokra, 10 tinr par fo r tha Ebnharat Conn*
v Ctob course.
Wood played today like* tha
i*ap4ou .ha la, carding two
iflliapt round* of 67-07, aach
ikf under pg r for * 72-hole to
il t t >76. But It waan't good
Jeugh to withstand tho Irontha 140-pound Ho-
Dust Bowl Growing Wheat Again,
Bat Not With Win War S l o g a n
Roosevelt Plot Is
Charged By Paper
W")— Ray “ Sugar" Robinson, tha
undefeated “Jo* Louts" of tha
lightweight*. face* hie first real
te it at Rhine Park tonight when
he dlmba lato tha ring agalnat
the NBA champion, Sammy. An*
gott. In a 10-round non-title
OOKRTB,
F air. Dealing”
M t o S « ltc t F ro m
S M I Oldomobtlg For| dor t r a n k 8 e■*u»
9295.00
V)rt
V
•;IM I H y m o u lh Town
8od«n — ;... 275.00
B ft : J it
' 1151 P ly m o a th .
------- - 265.00
P tfc k a N
225.00
C h e v ro let
C h a r r o li t
185.00
Plymouth
Chrrrotat
Cherrolel
Plymouth
l u lab. Sis.
Than Wood reeled off a par
four, birdie three and n hinlle
four on the next three bales,
picking up three ahbt a* llogan
took two par fours and a bogio
six.
The Herxhey professional then
“bore down," getting two par
fours, g birdie at No. 15 on an
eight-foot putt, a P»r three on
the 16th, a birdie three on an
other eight-foot putt nt No. 17
and finishing with a par four at
the llnal green. Woods cant
showed fl?e pars and a blrdl*
on tha final i l l holes.
By taking down first money
of 01200 Hogan Increased hi*
long money earning lead thl* sotso over golf's blg-llms compel!tlve field.
•
Third place went to Dick
Mats, of Oak Park, 111, who won
this event a year ago with 27*.
than a record score. Mets, work
ing on opening rounds of 72-67,
todiy carded a 73 and a 67 for a
STB total.
Jim Farrier, the home course
pro, bed rounds of 74 and 6a
far a 204 total and fourth place, a
■hot ahead of Uio 285 turned In
by Lloyd Manarunl, of Mon
terey Pirk, Calif. Clayton Haafner, of Unvtlle, N. C.. and Mario
Gonialei, 18-yearu>M amateur
from Rio Pa Janlero, Draill, tied
at 2S6. Gonialai won low ama
teur bonon.
ply-
During tho first World W ar
there waa an acute shortage of
whrst because European pro
duction was knocked out and
America had to feed Ita allies.
In this w ar the world wheat
acreage greatly exceeds that af
the 1017 era. Canada, for Ip*
•tanee, la estimated to have
enough surplus wbaaf on hand,
about 640,000,000 bushels, to
rare for Its domestic, needs for
two y « an with enough left to
provide Its normal exports.
Whan the*wheat situation. ho*
rams critical during and after
World W ar I, wheat shot up to
mors than • | t t bushel and
farmtrs began breaking virgin
RADIO NEWS
Defense
WDBO *
Tonight's Programs
6:00 Baseball Scores ,
0:05 Supper Hour
0:15 Howard nml Shelton
0:20 UP News
6:30 Music In tho Air
7:00 Report fu Iha Nation
7 :30 Sports Reporter
7:35 Twilight Melodies
7:55 Rimer Davis anil the News
R:00 Forecast
0:00 Guy Lnmlartlo
0:50 IlloniHc
10:00 Kdwln 0. Hill
10:10 Bob Trout
I0:|5 Itonea Orrhestrn
10:30 Charles Hplvalc Orchestra
11:00 Linton Well*, now*
11:03 Khep Field* Orrhratra
11:30 Bunny llerrlgnn Orchestra
chilatra
11:55 I'reaa Nrwa
12:00 Hlgn Off
Tomorrow's Pro gram a
6:30 Morning Roundup
7:00 Nawi of Kurupo
7:13 Bretkfaat Umvltfcg
8:00 Ul> Newi
8:10 Program reaumo
8:15 Morning devotions
0:43 Mrlodie Momenta
8:45 Tune Time
0:00 Diana Drew
0:06 Black and White Notes
0:16 Myrt and Marge
0:30 Marncl
TAVARE8, July 81, -(S p e - 0:35 Organovaltlea
rial) A cotton drat* ravu* atagad 0:48 Woman of Couragg
Laks county hom* demonitra- IOj OO Mary La* Taylor
women recently Uluatrated 10:16 UP Nana
16:30 At Hom* W ith'Sally II
fcow ■ttraatlvaly and lncip«|mltion* can ba dressed In cotton. 10:46 Dailona Beech Varieties
ra. Lucie K. Miller, bom* ogont,
(•pert* th at 41 women were pr*a- 11:00 Kata Smith Bpaaka
ent and 40 wore cotton dreaaea, 11:16 InUrmexxo for Strings
88 of whom had mad* their own. 11:30 Interlude
The Eustia club wan first 11:43 Our Gal Sunday
plot* In the nvua, while Tavares IIKM UP New*
waa first In the thrift draas llTlO Musical Interlude
class, consisting of dn*a*a mads 18)16 Jack Barth and His dang
12:30 Dance time
12:48 Road ol U fa v •'
1:00 Young Dr. Mi lone
(}. 1 cannot find tha word
“ilefengp" anywhere on the de
fense savings ‘ stamps I hava
bought A rt they m an ly postal
savings stamps, or d o u my mos
ey Invested In those stamps go
Into tho defense. ptegvamT
A. The money yon use to pur
chase these stomps goes definite
ly Into the defense program..Tbs
■tamps bear the worda “America
on Guard." which Indicates ,tba*
they are an Integral p art of iha
defense program.
Q.
A rt
deferable saving*
stamps registered, and a n they
transferable?
A. Defense savings steatpa a n
not registered and a n not trans
ferable. Howavar, they maF Ba
redeemad for cash at' post offices
or used to purtbMo Series R
defense savings bonds.
Note;—To »ttf defense t o il s
alley Felki
In TrmmltMn
Lake County Women
Hold Dress Revue
&
a
iiis t e ’ t t
v.
1:45 Marry-gn-Round
2:00 Swing Beransd*
t i l l Sunny Malodle*
GINS - UQU0BS
ETTA KETT
Advertisements
W R U FURNISHED
hom* between a 1
__
W MUl
m m rn
deceased,
on
this
l i c i la. **J«l n i n M I M I l k d a y
of A aguaL U l L and tk a r o a f ls r (U*
» |’U» -Oaf****. I t a n r ; a a b y law
n w lfrt.
t v . '■ * - A V
n a
Haaforif HarmU. • n*w *pa p a r pobllabad la m a l a o l a CWanlr.- FloH Sa. la h ereb y a e s le a s le d aa
Ik o n aw ap ap ar In w hlcn tk la a a lla o
sh a ll bo publish** o n aa ao ab w a a k
(or ro a r c o n w r a tlr o w a o k a
W ltn asa m y h an d ad d t k a ' of*
f trta l a an I of aald C o u rt, tk lo Tlk
Ilfd day o f Ju ly . A. P . 1»H .
.
> ROMS. Ju ly t t —W V - Ita
lian Foreign
Minister Ctaao’a
nrwapaprr. I f Taltgrafo a f L o f
hom, aaaartcd Sunday th a t Pres
Willson, regional dir*
<*»«l>
ident Roosevelt la plotting to
tho Farm Security A
TO:
NKLUE
MAT
PAYNB
KXLHon, tharg’a no “win the war errata a wartarn front agafaut ■NT. Address Unkaoaa.
tha Asia In 8 pa hi an d . Portugal
with whoat" slogan now.
Ton are kereky earamandvd sad
required le appear' ea Asgast I.
That’s because there la more
li
f t , fa thd >lll jot complaint filed
wheat la tha world today than
kwalaet yea to tha circuit Coart
»i any time In hiatoyy. About
to and far gcmlaalc Caaaty, Flor*
BS billion bushels era avail•da. by J. K Kalacy. tka asms be
ing a salt for dlvsree.
ale.
Tkla order shall ha pahllshad
Tha pretont- American crop
eace a week far foar eopsecutlr*
la ona of-tho greatest on record
waoka la The kaaford Herald, k
and la estimated at 000,080,0410
newspaper publishes' In Hsmlnola
of 1800 South American con Caoaty.
Florida.
bushels.
my official rlgnatura
Even tha old dust bowl is cerns doing business with the andWllosas
Niaysnl of amid Coart, at Ram.
Axis
Is
“an
a
c
t
o
f
belligerency."
y r""
JT » y . ..thanks to.'.WM.
ford, (lamlnpla County, Florida,
u*uV>r. fkrumbfa weather conddiona, ■knd la contributing how* Ceilfris Price Of
rily to tha nation’s wheat sup*
Robinson, young New York
negro who has flattened 17 of
his 20 professional opponents,
rules a 2 to 1 favorite among
the betting boys during the last
week, but Angott, who lives In
Washington,-Pa., and fights out
of Louisville, Ky., has confident
ly aiaerted he la not risking a
title bout with Lew Jenkins
merely for pleasure.
••No one*has ever hurl An*
jtotC! explained the champion»
manager,
Charlie Jones, ’ll" can
at each birdie
any lightweight around. CbMpetiMo »4 V
ha two golfers— beat
\
Bogan, then back Robinson’s no better than the -2ip P.&.A.
other*. If we ait around and wait fi»ice K»n w f \
for the Jenkins bout In Septem Hus is T*tp chut \
ber, Sam’ll go stole. Thl* -eemed YCaa tie acVaaJccpI
like a good money match .9 we p a st 1Ue H\nu>
took IL Those 2 to I odds
ColWD
•.. I
against my boy ars silly.
On the basis of advance sales
Promoter Herman Taylor
clnatffl * crowd of 20,000 in d i»
i m i gate of 640.000. J h e flgbt
will start at 0:00 P. M. <>-ST>
and Will be broadcast over » "•*
tIon-wide radio (NBC) hookup.
■ ■ B y l
Nolle* la karaky (Iran that
aiw aurrA itT i i m bar
final report aa *s*ratrl* of'Iko
••tata air PRANK IXACHTZ. d*ran aad; that aka (Hod bar pafltlaa
for float discharge, and that aha
Will apply t o . tha Udkorabl* IL
W. WAlu; County Judge of gaml a C a a a l y , FlarMa, aa tka It
day of July .11 ( 1, far -approval of
Same and lor final dtackarga aa
MiuaUN af tka aetata of FRANK
Li l l i a n
p.
iiBiufDoir-
Cotton Increased
WARHINOTON; Ju ly *81 ' - r
M V-The Office of Price Admin
istrator flunday made * increases
ranging from ona to f o a r cants
a pound* In tha price calling of
various categories of cotton yam
and cloth.
*:
Many .protests had been ro
es hred by Congreaa from farm
representatlvaa and textile inter*
esta th at existing celling—(h«
maximum price at which the
products n u y ba sold— were too
ducts of which
there Is more
Immediate need. A. price floor
land wars planted la . w heat has b eet placed under the—t
This movement continued after producU a t principal mar!:;t*.
the war.
•
GIVES COCA .COLA STOCK
Government officials
WASHINGTON, July 81 —
that after the price- of
OP)— AV securities commission
___ __. ,
m is t report
dlscloood Sunday that
acreages
w an
abandoned!
11. Chandler o f Atlanta
drought o c c u r r e d and t h g soil, Charles
nway 185 shares of Coca
unprotected by Ite sod covering, gava
Cola common stock bi May. The
began to blow.
recipient waa not matin known. L
The Resettlement Administra
tion waa created In 1000 to aid
the “dost bowlers" and the
Farm Security
Admlnlatrstlen
dual_bowl condition*.
Bfildan tha record enm -over
of world Whaat supplies. Wilson
says other reasons any wheat
production shouldn’t
ba
In
creased nnaeceaaar|ly
Include
these:
1. The farm program, with
IU star-normal, granary and
acreage
allotment
provisions,
place* ,obstacles In the path af
eaaecaaaary whaat expansion.
8. Thera la ae new land avaliable. Moeh of the land pnt
kite whaat during World W ar I
baa boon returned to liras lock
rang*, covered with grass and
governed by g ratin g a s s o c i a
tion*
assure that Tt w tm
V .le
he
iaa to asaur*
gaV
turned to “cash crop” predutm. •
8. The government to making
It attractlva far farmera to pro-
a
Aa n ark Circuit Cf«rt
u y i . i t w nnkk
Paputy Clark
IN THH C O U N T Y JUIXJW0
counT . in and r u n mkminOI.E COUNTY. .FMilUHA.
IN HR: EHTATB OF WILLIAM a
KOLSSR. Dress sad.
N O T i c e o r in t k n t io n “to
JiAKW APPLICATION
_
Foil
_r FIN
>
"AL DIBCII Alton.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCRUMI
N olle* Is h e r a k r g lra n m a t I
h a v e filed my fin al ra y a rt a* adm ln lstra trlv . of tk a < « u t* of W il
lia m A Ndler, d aeesrad ; th a t I
h av * Died m y p etitio n fa r (Inal
d laeb arg * . an d lh a l I w ill npply
lo tk * lfo n o rab l# n . V .
W are,
C o u n ty J a d g s of gam lnol* rm inijr.
F lo rid a , on th a **r«a,l day of.
A u g u st I f t t . (n r ap p ro v al of lb*
a im * and fd r (In al illaeharnA a s
a d m in is tr a trix of Ik* r a ta ls of
W illiam a
N dler. d re ra t-d .
T k la S ilk d ay o f Jan * . I ’ ll.
|
—• •* •**•••••»
f
/.ih a n la lr a trle of I t - Ha
u l * *>(• W illiam O. KdWr,
d te sa sa d .
dudes a a I s i p i i i l w s f
ORIZONTAL EJE
FRANK
t o a l l it maV ooncktiwi
SEED BED TIME 1& HERE!
• H m bt
Afternoon Varieties
Organ Melodics
Burl. Ivaa
rS V M rf.
SRARCH FOR OFFICER
HONOLULU, Ja^r I I —t h
irty aaUon imd *40 sofdlsrs
arched kills aad
caaaflalda
Products For Celery Beds: Root Knot
and dampoff chinch btqr control! Makes
finer, healthier plants alm u eh lesa coet
itr tyya of pump wkkh i l k 4 U n fa * Iwsl
amgxtn voluma of vratag bt Imp ywa u w
falta aa amnk lupply at Yantai t u b a m -
�- -f-vir*
•'tVfc
R anfnrd I s T h e O nly C e n tra l
•*
Florida City Affording Kail, High***
And W ater i'ransportatlon
A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S PA V E K
H A N FO R D ,
F L O R ID A ,
TUESDAY,
J ll.Y
22.
Member Associated Press
1941
Great Britain Big Fires Reported In M oscow
Loaned Nearly
H alf-B illion From Nazi Incendiary Bombs
». «r
Lines Authorized
•Public And^Private
Firms Cfcn C o n
demn Property To
Gain Bigli^Of-Way
J^rst Number Out Of The Bowl
,o- *
Government Spending
For Present Fiscal
Year About Double
^T^rat O f Last Year
•
a
W ASHINGTON,July 21, -4A7
S o v i et Insistence
Said To Be Broken
Compromise O f .
Senate Accepted
•D ra ft Property Bill
Passed By Senate
With Some Revision
•
sli'T.sriSSi.“5
cloeo down a plant or a
pssssg*
esmo
after
Rilz Theater Plans
‘ Aluminum Matin*
tS IlI N G T O N . Ju ly J l , —
1 MM lr'»i* | | . Jo n e s, F e d e r .
«! lo an a d m in is tr a to r to d a y
-iiM ht» Ka<| o ffe re d !o b uy
»i»t s tra te g ic m a te ria l* w h ich
m ight « a n t to
hi I hr* t m in i S ta te * to h elp
I« r th e p u rc h a se r o f w ar aoppli.H h r rr .
I l f - a i«l h r d id
n o t hnoar
mI i . ii the d r a t
w aa lik ely ,
a d d in g : "T h e U u m Ii i m Hava a
e *mnI. *ii|»|»K .if cawh — goldI hrb h a t r n 'l ••Kfd for n
Boy Scouts To Corn Stalks 14 Feet High Afe
Grown On Muck Land Near Geneva
Scour City For
A union patriotic meeting waa
planned last night hy the mem
ber* of the Camphcll-Losilng
Olid Aluminum Bankers Hold Meet
American legion Post at their
regular meeting hrirf at the Le
n$*WMlt -Roosevelt could requisi
tion private' property necessary
for.national defeat* and at fair
tarta to add m v llmiUvak* vate, tho Bmato
0* amendment by Sona
ta. Republican, Vermont,
i
1
9
Blindfolded, S taff S ergt Robert W, ShockUton, of Tort Dix,
N. J., a (electee from New York City, draWe flret number from,
the famed goldfish bowl used In the 1017 and 1940 drafta, and
now for the 1041 draft, in Waihington, D. C. Tho flrat pu)nbci{
waa 100.. Right, U L ieu t Col. Cbarlce R. Morris, of Elishbeth,
N. J. Drawing determined order. In which 780,000 American*, Ju«t
turned 91, shall be conscripted.'
To Volnnteer For British Service
Case Of Syrup Is
Given To Triplets
SUB receiving gift*, the San
ford negro triplet* of Warren
and Annabel lo Thornes, w«t* pre
sented-a eate of Karo syrup by
N. F.. McNnbb of Orlando, a
representative of tho syrup com
pany, Dr. a . It. 8 to rn said this
morning.
.
________ _
Dr. Stark* exprasn j 'the ap
preciation of tho family , to tho
company for tho donation. Though
he did not aay how long tho
firm would furnish syrup for
thee triplets, Mr. MeNabb ashed
that ho be contacted when the
case waa empty,-Dr. Starke said.
Georg* W. Uwl* end James F.
Casteel, both of Longwootl, left
Friday for Quebec where they
will attempt to Join the British
for*** to serve overseas, tho
draft board stated today.
Both of the men o n registered
for Selective Service, Mr. Cas
teel having registered on July I
Selectlv* Service call, but
accepted their class
wQI probably be changed
aa Mceasary men In the
program.
Mr.Caateel expressed f
to driva an ambufciiM I
Defense Force Has
bud while MrT Uwl*
Uha to he stationer
Practice Drilling would
riea with tlte'BrlUa font
Place# are stlU open fo
^ Rain prevented members ef teera In th* call *1 Aug.
the Seminole County Defense
Ftece from holding their .regubte rifle pratrtlee . and outside
voluntary
drill last night, but mnnual of
, order drill and
practice aiming war* held in
ragtsterad fqr the
rvumker, 1949, are
11ouso-To-House Can\ VHS To Be Conduct
ed On Wednesday
6
Painter Says Hitler
Would Encircle U. S
WASHINGTON. July 22
UF)— General John MeCuub •.
I'almer, retired, today told lb.Senate Military Commltle* It wihis opinion that Adolf little r, in
order
lo accomplish his aimijiu„t "conquer
must
or encircle the
United
....... J Stsies."
,
Testifying in support of legi,latlon tn retain selactee* and •>
serve* and National Guard»m< n
In army service beyond the msent on* year limit, I'almer. f"i
mer assistant chief of staff uu
mu
the technique of
under the direct!
Point* Out
ition Ruling
gion Hut, J. C. » * w lck . poat
adjutant, *aid thi* morning.
Tho data of the uprrial meet*'
ing ia to be announced later but It
waa decided to Invite the clrlc
club* of the city In nn effort to
t*rc*t them In the Sona of the
_ rgion end thp Iloy’« Stato, Mr. S.infonl lloy Scout*, about 13
»lioii^-. will scour the city WedTrawick explained.
*" George Weinstein, past dis to l.iy in n houao-to-hou,ii cuntrict commander, visited the \ •• for old nlumlniini nliieh will
post last night for the first timo I turned over to the govrrnsince ho moved to Ft. laiuder- m nt for u«o in it* defen*v pru•lu. lion, llurri* AiulerwMi, rhnirdal*.
Actions
w n o iiin u iu n .
a mi/
me*
W m of thu drive, ani.l today.
The Scout troop*, at meet m g ,
laat night, decided to atnge the
nil-day drivu to o-*iat the Sem i
nole County llefenau Council.
Sturting uboul - .10
o'clock,
tbv drivo will continue through
out the day. Mr. Anderaon c l i
mate* Ihnl the Seoul* can thor
oughly co w r the city in the time
alluted fur their -hare in the
campaign. Houaewiven will
be
ahked to give it used pot, pan or
other artiilo made of aluminum.
Fifty - pound* of aluminum
were collciteil by the liny Seoul
troop In Longwnod la*l week,
and thi* waa turned over to the
Hanfurd headquarter* yeaterdny,
Mr. Anderaon announced. The
Lnngwood campaign wn* held
under the direction of the I*m g.
wood Civic la-ague, of which
Mr*. D. It. Gray i* aerretary.
Longwood'a 30 pound*, a* well
aa other aluminum rollyrted in
a recent drivu in Sunforil, will
bo placed In a r e n ta l receiving
bin to b<> se t up soon. Two
other bln* are located downtown
to receive thu m etal also.
(AT— Leon Hendcron, price ad
ministrator, urged In a letter :»
ISO leading baker* Monday th.it
they offset higher coats of wh> it
and other Ingredients by cut
ting their operating expen-*,
ATLANTA, July 22 —<,17—
rather than by raielng tho pri- <» Governor
Talmndgo announced
Monday he would withhold extfCUtiva new* from two Atlnnta
dallies unlets "they correct thele
attitude’' In ryganf to the recent
hearing* fur two educators on
site wrapper*, redueiag selling charge* of adyocatlng racial cothe pereenTim governor declared in a
returns,
tag# of stele
pram cxmfirvnce that the Atlan
ta Journal and the Atlanta Con
Mayor La Guardia stitution had printed front-pagu
editorial* In their stories of tho
Seeks Third Term hearing. Ha asserted the paper*
were "willing to penalisa Geor
NEW TORE. July M e —4 F I - gia In any way .to hit Talmadge."
"If t\e Constitution and tha
Mayor La Guardia announce.l
Journal don't correct tholr atthird U n a aa mayor but said Utuda I'm not going to give
* decision waa “contrary to them any new* bre*use they ar*
wrong and they ar* doing tha
r preference.''
in a radio addraaa .over *•*- •U te of Georgia an Injustice,”
Ma WOE aad WNTO he de. tha governor said. "They hav#
uwd he \*d been formally re- gone bdjond th* pal# af decen*
mated to become a candidal*
> nuaf orgaalxatlona Ineluding
a c lt/ Furion Farty but that
Percent Gasoline
i had net been offered tho
Governor Talmadgb
Hits Georgia Press
t Asked In Canada
ber Drive Opens
Orange .Festival
annual
At Mayfair Hotel
taw-"'
'
*
1
1
I •r e n t tiro s w oro ro p o rte tl
ra^itiK in th e h e a r t o f Moa. <nv . to d a y a f t e r Nuzi w ar*
pi.m sb
th o S o v ie t
• ■ipMU 'w i t h
th o u sa n d s o f
h A m v explosive inccnttfary
•stml.-* in a f iv o -iu id -Q g ^ u lf
h o u r -assau lt.
jH tt
Tin- Nazi* (Ifs c rib w ^ ^ B O
raid a s "one o f th e h ea v ie st'
i art umI out by tho Herman at#
f »irv»*," ciimpurablu
with
lh#
l.u ftw .iffv'i fiurcvot ulUcka i»n
Flltflatld.
On ll»n fighting
front,
U)»
t.i t m ans mi*t r t c l
that
N # t|
brv.ik through op«*rntiuiia "h*V#
t**li» the ,s.»virt frontier defena#
m i.* tluMunrrrtvtl groups,1" and
that *"uiuforiii Soviet Iciulerthlp
About lid banker-*, t. pi.-dt utmg buuk» in group fu . *.f IIts*
Florida
Hank. ii*
An**.
met at the Mayfair lloi»*| Sat
unlay afternoon fur a l.uniiu'**
nea^ion and dinner.
John I)u Barry of N m Sm yr
na. t-hairmau of the group, pre
sided over the hum ie-4 ■rol"ll
at Which m atter^ "I interest to
bank* in thu nection o f Florida,
including
the
defence
hviul
campaign, were iIIk u m H .
Following the buninfM in. et
mg. n dinner wm given nt the
britel for me in hern
ami
their
vtivc*. Entertainment win pro.
\ ide.l by t hftrlea Morn-on. who
led the group Ringing, with
Elnw* llutehinon nt the p»alo»
.Mr. Morriann lin o prewnted •»
nun program during the dinm i.
n
nu
longer apparent”
lit'rniuiiy A mrntlun of
both
■’stout"
m U tu n cv
and
horn" «tiunter altacka, h o w ilifn
h id t.n n il toot A dolf UUtfrVUfr*
. i-iMii aiinn i nn- finding tho go«
itta* rough ugam.it tho ItuMlana*
youngest Sergeant
In Army Said H> F.S.C.W. President
ALIH'QUERQUK. N. M . July
Decision Rost polled
2 !, —1/17—Officer* at the Anuv'*
m-w *lr base cited Monday lh>trccnl of 10-yi-ar-uld Tech. Sst.
Gerald ('. Barbee a« th,-y commi nted on .the claim of
Tort
Bragg. N. C., to having the
yuungrot »ergeant in the Army.
•Storir* from Furt llm gg -old
I.run II. Seott, Jr., IP,
K* r.
ida, Iji . was believed to lx- the
nation’* youngest serggynt.
llartM-r, whose home i* Alimuuctpn*, rnlisterl with thi- liUth
ordnaun- company on June H.
ID40, six d sys after hi* eightn-nth
birthday. On Fsb. 2, l u l l, a week
le<a than eight month* later, he
waa made first sergesnt of the
4t0th.
On May 29, before the end of
his first year of service, he was
Valsrd to rank of technlcul n-r-
Shipping Restricted
Through Canal
repairs.
Whether all shipping
fectad waa not ravealed,
Well** indicata how
would taka to complete
pair*.
' _______
was af
nor di<
long. I
tho r«
Prfesident Of Bank
Gets Time Mixed
ORONTO, July 22 —<07—
adlan njotorists will b* asked
un-Ihe* fortnight In pledge
gives to a 60 percent rePANAMA C m , July 22, ■ in gasoline consumption, (AT—Mayor H. 0 . . Fannin, presi
iv Oil Controller Blewart dent ef a bank bar* when not
Hoadsr. Pledge forma ar* busy at tha aRy hall, had hi*
-diitrlhutad to service ste- daylight oaring tlma proclama
all urovlnce* aad avery tion haskflr* a hit this momlne.
Promptly at 9 A. M.. doyliuht
living Unto, hi* honor and other
i# sMcksr*
*
Russians Say Armied
Holding Fast In
Main War Theaters
Legion Plans Union
Patriotic Meeting
compromise
TWICO TOW ■ T
O '.'r 'T ”
• IT
•d raft property” hill under which
-sponsored by
', Democrat, Ren
te tho Houao. It
inton of tho War
ropooal w h i c h
m S m Praahtari
ted authority to
property when ho
0
this month—nrerly double the
H4U^4.J>2I in similar period last
year when th<- defrn-e program
w as lin t starting.
Defence accounted for $6112,301,735 of the cost in !!• dnys, rompircd with
$105,:tlMi.:l«n in a
■imilar period laat yrar.
Federal rpvrnunt in ID ilaya
were $207,3113.311, Iraving • $761,244.34H deficit.
Rising tn new record height*
every day a , a rraull of the defenae
snving
campaign,
the
federal debt era* It'd.JltD,0.13,107
W A S H IN G T O N . JuU- 22
— .‘ T V - T h e H ou*» to d a y
com pleted coiufraaalonnl ac
tio n on leg islation to a u th o r
ise I n te r s ta te c o n stru c tio n o f
^ p e tr o le u m pipelines.
i A com prom ise accepted b y
th e S e n a te y e s te rd a y
w as
a g re e d to b f th e re p re se n ta
tiv e s.
• | Under the legislation, either
public or
p rin t*
rompentee
could obtain rights-of-way by
Latest Raid Said To
Re Comparable To
F i e r e e s t Attackar.vMtt
Made On England
Soviet Amphibian Tanks Cross A River
asgbcted to
aa the vault
iat capital t«
T AI.I.AII ASSF.K, Inly *1 —
Tlw Slat** Iboiiil ••( Kiluca•'•’i•
• ••
>>k >
e hi
mv
I
bin
Af
pol
fir
*
2f»
luu
pr>
cm
I
I A]
JACKSONVILLE, J'dv
22. -
(,V) Two Navy uic station flier*
{Kirin-huti-d ( 1 1 safety ye-terday
when their traimug piano w»nt
out of control sod rroshed In
the middle o f n residential street
here.
Another Navy plane w»* dam
aged slightly when it turned tur
tle in a nearby ‘field n* the pi
lot landed to give assistance t»
tho others. None of the three
wa* Injurrd.
, „
Ensign M. E. lfuller and (*dot John llurtlvin wero the tw"
who balled nut. Their spinning
plane knockixl u light pole as
kew, damaged an automobile by
the roadside, plowed Into thr
puvsmcnt of the street and
bur«t into flame*.
American Operators
Get Danish Vessels
WASHINGTON, July M. -W 9
—S.-vcn Danish cargo *hl|>s atnuired under provlainna of thf
■hip requisition oat were altoeated
to American operator* In defena#
trade route* Momlny - by th*
Maritime Commission.
The Tania, *600 deadweight
ton*, and the Tunis, 2313 dead-
reporting th*
tryction of numeroua i i u b t h i .
Russian troop bodies, spoke af “•
big, destructive battle” to Um
sast of tha 8talJn Lin* foeUffa^Uons and repoatod th* fondllan
Soviet defense waa cruahttl
Tha Russians, they said, w
In similar case to that a |
French and British after
kUfioot Lin# m 4 bun t a m l
Juno, 1940. Rut at th* ■
tlra# th* Germans made (h.gf
that they were not urodhtfa^ j
�I
i
av». r
Jrm.
, - X*'-
Defense Savings
The Sfoford Herald
»r u i K u
^
tu n
d in tM * » m <
M em bera o f th e
o will remember the
,
War. 'FrmninpBt
bo**« op street corner! and exhortLhete government seepritien. BiUioos
ntl* were sold In thin manner. With
U19 proceed* a substantial port of the coat of the first
World War v u met
And grateful indeed were those who bought these
fxjnii* snd hycld pn to them when the depression camo a
fpw years later and profits disappeared, Jobs were lost,
V ? practic^y /every vther kind nf Investment dgpreeiat•fd1.or
hUpgeLhcr. Those who still owned Lib
erty lionets were sitting pretty.
While nothin* comparable to the Liberty Loan drives
Is yet contcjjijJatalp the government U borrowing money
a
its clUieps through the simple expedient of Defense
lgs bonds and stamps. A convenient and safe way of
wv)ng money is thus offered the public while it at the
same time helps in the defense effort.
f Kart ls?hmann. who lias charge of the sale in Flor^^fctpiiLttjLJtQtpnc jL'lub ycsterJajr. that over three mllooii 'dPiltafs- worth pf bonds und stamps bad been sold in
rtorUfi''alone during the first two months of the cam
paign. l£ if MpccWd that over $60,000,000 will thus be
tnvfslrf Jp thjs slpi,c during the year.
In,e^e gfjf ihfjtf: types of Defense Savlnga bonda in
whlcji pftp cfa tpvest. Those with large sums of money
V W hWEffJ SW kHV l>W$* 1° denomination! of from
TUESDAY MILT U , 1144
lo
redeemable at par In 12 years with Inter
est
at
pcrWeWIm? Mother type of bond one can
S P» roil ru i^ r
Invent ffy and m 12 years receivo back flOO.\Ani stfll
“
T investor pays *2$ afUr 10
SfflUBfSK.
b the investor puts pp.
IPS TODAY. THE
e Defense Savings stamps de
^ THE MARTYRS
rm and persons of small inI THE SEED OF
to a s s is t i the defense effort and at the
[OHr'But 1 »st unto
JfMf - enemies, and
lomclhlutf
f fo r a rainy day. These
w
r m v jT rrrf*
flfm that persecute
ir as. little as 10 ceitfa. When
tamps has been accumulated,
m em ory
11 m
P I W B l
W * “ nl
-ig 25-cent
, , - , si r
(From Poetry)
When the ff.ymjff of Uie.-u: stamps have reached a value
• walled.- It U » cruel ol |Jjf.7p thn'bw*
tie exchanged for a Defense bond
which in ^ yesfi Pfys $2$.
And ’ private sc s ilrrsm. Nothin*
Thus everybody may have n part In helping to buy
ilanes, tanks, and guns to fight Hitlerism. Nobody is so
Win'gyew tfcfTf, yet great ghost- vxir that he can’t make his 10 cent contribution. And If
* ' ly sere* tk m e
he thinks his 10 cents is not enough to count, h« should
On W sound, sn odor; on* blown
tear In mind wltat millions of these 10 cent pieces from
pinch of saw F '
Erects a rsp c.sn d soon the eeaa people nil over the .country aggregate.
***”Srrit#.r»r *
•*’
•
It is a goctf thing for everyone to do hla port in this
f g t .su th b f VI*rs diet*. p*yond fight ngnidst llitiaf. U Is a good thing to develop the ha
Java lost. Ilka meteors, cross bit of aavlnE..^ if f good thing to aceumulata something
t ' die Indifferent night
for that tainjr day which may come after this war fs over.
And fall r.way. . Whlb Used,
U la a gpod thin* to invest In Defense Savings bonds
nailed to the sight.
‘
^
Sharp as midsummer stat>, that and aUmpa.
“sp a ^ s-w s f*
lib e r ty Loan drive*
blind snd borrt, * *
Meat distant mdmSnts lend their
*5 * chlllisfe I M t t ' • ' *
V ,
Go<tf Automobile Rides
tn tM
saw tsewtsd a* tee
Leesboi
aiw n n
Commei
iin tk
ik n l
nlrl
t a (M fl km n i u f A m
r \f
Uvef. ,
A serend r r b U e n
U sW ng
school will b# m ta b llsb e d a tD o o r
Field near A retdla by the Riddle
A cronsut'esl InStitoU which iww
vsfiLar
Aias-ri-'gS
cadets will h* tra in e d oM btsb
tQ yon pat hhn to the toot
Through jome
■tern. Dm U nlrtr
m «uu to control
meat o t about •
i t a t a ’a
tr a c k e r s
RADIO NEWS
peculiar
________
u rn n n
.
of tk*M a rt tlatsd for dbn
tal on tha ground of not ht
rrcIdeal! o f tke ital*. Wbtn
tfach«r*t Job dopendt u
blrthplac* rvthcr than qua]
capon th t tU uatbn b dang
out and not to tfca boot Ini
T ree,
* 't l M
0:15 Youth Nows
0:20 tl. P. News
,
6:30 Sapper Hour „
6:15 tllrocioo snd Molodbo
7:00 Excursion* lit Science
7: IS Sports Roporter
7:25 Sam Cuff tha MFoeo of
W ar.
7:30 Tlm« Out fo r Dunging
7:55 Elmer Dario and the News
5:00 W* tb* People
* 30 Lewbohn SUdlum Concert.
9:00 Oleim Miller
9:15 Public Affairs
9:30 Juan A nbvu.
9:45 News of the World
10:00 Edwin C. Hill
10:10 Cerl Hoff Orehestrs *• - !
10:50 Mlchatl Lorlng Orchestra
W ,lh
n n .'
crop
be fatly Up to standard
ami woiprr n I qooltil
atiK ngihllesic .1
S rB rti’t hit
It bsunl
m iles.
"Toung
presaure In U t t s every wgek.
w a tc r *” '1 I" y o u r b ftU try
7^'Check trsiumlaaion lubricant level every 2.Q0Q
i t * * * * c u b tu p tM ’ fh r c te in c r ev e ry $.000 mile*
th e c a r I f b p erftp d . o v e r
d i\tty
ot
t i j f o l l tutor ovOry IL000 miles of *apaf\
duify areas, or under duatjr drlvlnjr coodr
filter whenever .oil appears excoufvely 'dirty.
Im
um
t m
t^ n s m is fle n W
tiff.
b
m od s r i t o n
ft n & ft
Values Students and
fi.03 Mtlodbs
i time 'this war b over,
the1Nolle wttTwbh they
or heard i f thir letter
*#.• . ■
-v •
snmple.
McBride
•'
Toolgkt'a rrograma
fi 00 BiicbaU Scorot
H iO A lIntnn
’Oeocslh
1Ht -----• peach
usttwswg
T srrsce. snd b w srkM f.w R h f*U b lb h td ran ) flee trie . cooper**
motoriata
\Vh|ile Secretary lekes is urging caste:
to reduce voluntarily their conspropjllop of gi illne by si
*+ being old,
geep gTlOvo tea awkward for one loaat one-third, It might be n good idea for I
‘ IlietohoM :
V
er parts of the ^country tp consider ways for saving gav>*
Thu rooms tf s many mlrrorrd,
m Y
% shortage finally extends tp Us.
not Ter gride,
» •!'• [•
This should be no particular hardship, for moat peo
Tot there danght blooms In roW f a n iiliiiilfO d .
ple could Af»• at least a third of their gasoline wlthou >
eliminating a single ‘mile of essential driving, lu st doing
t The
fc * » • » « •
O onrta, recently
im rsaamo
tg Devotions
r Barry; songs
r
4 00 Goldm Outo Qm
4:11 Arimwmr Ysriedi
4*0 o n r « M o w to n -
4:4! Burl Pros
5:00 Tha Lena R anter
5*0 Doe 3«Hers
T
Stories
f i t ! The World Today
I s the year front
1939, to Jane SO, 5*4
bankruptcies were a t tl
eM point la 15 years-
8ANTOBP,HLQP>A
�WHi'««r
p i» is 5 p
a s ffic g g ffi
Miami Had First QvM 60 Years Ago;
500 Are There Now, Survey Discloses
Women’s Group Talks
Of Relation To World
. H H a (.Q U IU N g B E A L , S o d t l y M U k
"My Community Touche* the
World” wm On* subject of th«*
d«voti«>nal which w»« flvcn Jjy
Mrs. 1». II. Brown at the mon
thly bu*in<**« *n«l inspirational
meeting of the Women’* Autilinry
of the
Prcsby tcrUn
Church which am* held yester
According to the «ame authori
day Mftrrn*Htn at the church
An intcrcstinr short talk on ty there urr now iii metropo||.
U
n
Mm mi .r»0ii hotel* with 15,
the 10th chapter of Act* wm
•given by Dr. Elizabeth Tracy | 000 root**, and J50O apart no nt
Social Calenda
•
WEDNESDAY
The Woman's Club will aponror the tewing session at the
chib from 3:30 P. M. until 5:30
'P . H. with Ml«* Irene Hinton
la charge.
*
M »,
THURSDAY
The Woman’s Missionary Union
a( the First Baptist Church, un
der the sponsorship of Mr*. W.
E. Rader, will new- for the Red
Croee at- Lha .Woman's Chib beftaa in f a t 0:30 A. M.
V
The Townsend Club will meet
in the Coart Iloute at 8:00 P,
M.
»
FRIDAY
The Central Clrcla of the
Sanford Carden Club will *ew
-A <hf -the Red Craaa .a t.th e Wo.
asan * Club beginning a t B:3(k
..£ v
-
•
the mretbig W Dlatrict M
rtT f of the SUU Banker
sociatiea, a t which" tliaa
wWm of tW mm atten.Ur
meeting were ewtertalned bridg party.
High scorer far the (aim
V n . Carlyle Bogan el Le
and the irreeao cantret
AndersonGriffith
Funeral
Directors
708 E. 2nd Si.
Phrn* 488
Mr. and Mr*. r T E. Chapman
and children are enjoying a va
cation la Greenvflle, S. C.
Mr. and % s W. G. Sheldon and
Mi** Sarah Shsldon spent the
day Sunday at Coronado Beaeh:
Mrs. Phil Half and Mrs. K'r t -awWrtr
’.jpM Vgt
tona Beach where they plan to
stay for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fox left
Sunday for Savannah, N. Y.
where they will he for the rest
of the summer.
Mis* Lucille Beta has arrived
from Daytona Beaeh t» *t«il with
bet mother, Mra. T. E. Bolx. for
a few days.
H n . E. ‘A- "London bere and
Mr*. L. Burhe Rtoeti were JWnt
boeteeae* b u t VWatag at thn
home of tkfcform** to a*m b*a
of the Dependable Clas* of 'the
McthOdM*-- Church tee their r»ru
ler monthly builaOta hnd social
meethw.' .
•« —•
1
Routine kualneea w*a dl.cxsscd
and fetwrU tunrrd THm the verloua officer*, after which the
hoateaiee served refreshments.
Thoee p reeent were: lira. 0.
K. Goff, Mr*. Herman Middleton,
Mrs. W. P. Fields la reported
ae Improving from an illness at
her home on Weat Seventeenth
Street.
Mr. and Mr*. Harry L. Rmwn
and daughter, Harriett, have re
turned from n vacation spent
with relative, In Harrisburg, Pn.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Howell
>lan to leave tomorrow for Coumbln, Mias., where they will
he gone for a month.
Mr. and Mr*. Roy Brown. Mrs.
Unrold Powers and Theo Pnwsrs
*r* spending n few days at Day
tona Beaeh.
Ghurcih Qwup Hat
Sjta* A i\4 Picnic
L 0 AN S
Mr. and Mra. R. B. Pickett
hav* a* their gueat Mrs. Picke tt’e sister, Mr*. Ethel Shafer,
of M iam i
The T ^ R M A . ȣ the Fleet
BoptJit Church eafored a ewltnMr. and Mr*. Bruea Laney re
mlnc party and picnic aupper at turned Sunday to their home In
the home of-MJaa Gladye Pip St. Petersburg after spending
pin and Mbs Elisabeth Pippin their vacation her* with relative*.
on Weat rlra t Street laat evento*.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Altman
FoUowtug tapper, an Inter, and Mloa Lucille Altman hav*
ret!nr p r e m i a M the Orient gone to Daytona Beach to spend
•waa V e e e a te d b f Mice Martha their vacation.
P r. J. 0 . Laney ha* returned
from a vacation spent In A la
bama and Georgia. Mra. Laney
rem ained t h e r e . l o t
a
longer
v te it
___
Made ea Sir net ere.
Friend* o f Mra. L. H.
wiU regret to l e a n th at
derw ent an operation
Florida BCaltarlUm In
yvelerday morning,
Ctnlrai Avenue, Orlando
Harvey
she u n .
In
the
Oriando
Mra. R. E. Carnes baa re
turned to her home in Green'
villa, f . C., aftor visiting fo r
‘ i g lw Im
Mrr. Clifford Hovel!
My .la their horn* Iq
Beach after elaitlnf
tHOl MKHowcfl’e parent*,
and Mrs. B. A. Howell,
lister. M o. H. W. Little.
2 s S « S &S
weeks. He m i pfaprspaaUd t
tu « endt-M
Mra.
r. C. Stapler.
fiSSPm
tofPaStop*
i “jx * n s r v & z
CASUALTY
“ liLsurnncf
I’ ltra
Andrew
:
H^rvlrx^
Car^aWAY
agency
What Ihe I’rcb y tcrla n
Anviii ; ,u’u , , , .w ' ^ TA.IHH1 rm.nv Mi
in n s IM UK
PHONE U
ary and the Ret! Cro** i* doing I ,ini! nn‘. Mmnn Beach now. t
need*
*,’*^rr*
have
|
.
|
|
hotel*
of
which
nt t hi * time to meet the
the
•'****
*
r,‘
,n
Miami
Beach
anti
1
t*
»
of the community and
world wn* related by Mrr I. I. hotel* in Miami
Frasier, Mr- C R. l>aw*nn and ! So far a* hotel* are concerned,
i leaving apartment
hou*r*
out l
Krflltv. there** no need t«
Ml** Irene Hinton
wtav in that hot klUfctm
An invitation wn*
extended! of the equation. Miami and Mi
*• hen v*ni can take homa
•bv Mr* l>aw *on. pr« *ident
of I *mi Beach together have m*r*
New
V-rk I
« mmplrle meal l l r t t l j
the Woman’* t'lub. t«» «l) win* hotel* than either
c’hlrag**
m il) •
nkrd.
could, to \i-it the R«*d I'n**- j ( ‘Hv with t |5 ;
sewing r«»oni* in the Woman** 30R. *»r Atlantic City with I t :
It ^* r«»nce«led however thill th u } . *.
>4V451ro/ ^bt hnr Urr**- huge hi>t«vi xtruttlirea
of
N«W
The bii-ih* •-j— meeting*
nn*nled
o v « i^ b \
Mr*.
II. \ark and C’kicago probably a f
II.
Mc('a*lm,
pre*ident
of font more rt»t*ni* According to
thr Auxili.ir\. if whjch time r» . th*« latr«t available figur* * there
i l,rp 1-10,471
fur*!
room* in
port* from ^t lie various
, New
York’* ,H5 hotel*,
and
tee* were given
| • r*.71)5 gue*t room* in ( ’hn ug.*'-* 1
I IOA
hotel*
Atlantic
i it\'.
hotel* have a
total
of
|rino<
|rnom a
whuh U nearly
|«»oo •
j few er room* than in th.* Mi
anil Beach h.»te|w al«*tie
HEHI.IN. July
22 —
i
With th*- exception ,»f \ , w
Atitlinrui'tl S4iurccs cluimoil todav that Jit-fph Stalin’* nldr*l !*^.r*
h i \ ni
th'1 Miami
I erra leads the n«n„n a . * hold
son Jacob, hiul hern tak«*n pri 1 center.
IDS Went Flrel S t m t
KEEP COOLT
Ted Rathe! will leave tomor
row for Colquitt, Ga-, wkerr he
will b^ far a weak, an Uuab>.— L ,
iid fa tr
Before llje current war iq
Europe, United State* farmer*
exported about 44 percent of their
Cotton ami 37 percent of their
Mrs. O. J. Pupa continue* quite
IU a t ser home on S to ll Sanford
AtaMa*.' • ” ”
H. n . Coleman has returned
from Rockport,, Mhv* whero he
spent a two weeka* vacation.
The Woman*’ Club will sew for
the Bed Cross . beginning at
1:30 A. M. under the sponsor^
*hln of MtS. CU.B. Dawnon.
The All Boole Catholic Church,
epomored by Mr*. F. E. Reuatil* _
1st, will hold the jewing sea.
McNair,
dion for the Red Cross In the* ***** A
’a Club begtnnlog »t 2 :
TALLAHASSKK, July 22 - I
(Special)—Acci»n*iiiir to a ntjiff
writer of the Miumi Herald, two
brothom, two
brother*,
John
Tloma.* and (‘hikrlc* Peacock,
00 year* a f < built IVacock Inn.
the first hostelry to hr built in
what is now the Miami urea
Thi* wn* erected on m coral
rock bluff overlooking
limner
Key, in what i* now t'oroiinu*
ti rove.
to « J Monroe, recording artist u d fam cl .tngcr of tha S U r SpanglH
Banner, is awarded the cap of the 42nd l)i*t,lon at their convention
la Atlantic City, making her the p* rmunent Daughter of tha Rainbow
M eUlon, .William Nevluc o f Detrnit, president of the organisation,
makaa It* DraernUtlim.
Stalin’s Son Said
(ierman Prisoner
HESSE’S HOME
HAKKRY
Nazi Threat To Stalinist Regime
Focuses Interest Upon Pretender
son* r by the German*
The oldest son of the Soviet '
pr* oner wx* captured July til
near Lj«»*n*» (Lm tnn), R 11**ia . i
wit)i a iiunib«-r «»f other officer*
FREE DELIVERY — I'II o n k wo
fr«*ni and *ol*lur* taken bv th** Ger
By LOUIS P. LOCHNER
il* vote <1 nur*man paiu* r (on e* under
th** ,
BERLIN, July 23
An hiil»\ hi»t*i|.
airplane
command
of
Gen
Rudolf
!
unassuming airplane mechanic of
Whilt khorking in th
23, known in northern England fati.ifv hi* M.-»iiiuct| th** Ru--*iJinv —chmtdt, th«* **»urce* **n«l.
1«* W. FIRST RTIIKKT
as Mister Mlcharliiv ad popular n.inn ••( Michiidoy which wn*
as a graceful dancer, iom* day '»-«•! Ir\ hi- father a.* an inct>gnit«»
—
............g t t a a i
may emerge as successor to the •ii 'Ibv • In fort* the Worhl War.
murdered C i*r Nichoia**
f,
Hi wavs brown h«ir. combctl
Nicholas* JH| oofi
(’oneldrr Our l.ocnl ILinkt
IlUARia.
| i*.irk give* a mirh o f tli»* mil* I
Mister Michftdnv is none other >'•
In* face, which a* in the
W hen Nun Huy Y our N rxl
i n s W GM .KS. Julv 22 .
than sturdy broad . shouldered
many other Romanov* if» i f** Rclnliv*'* 411*1 ik few »h»«*» 1
Grand Duke Vladimir Klrilovick •ntthih anil fxpr«’*i»ive. Ill* voice ] frirmt* n11«*vt«l«’*I priVMl** f'liural 1
Car Or Truck
of the ffouso of Romanov.
i- n )i and *on«»n»us, hi* eye* n nervki'* v*'*t«T«lwv
I
Fi« l*l .
Now, more than ever, he la pre gi i v • - Ii -blllc,
w)n». with J im* \V**blH»r m ub- up I
If tlu-y fiiiuiu't* your purchaou, they tell you to
tender to the imperial RussU'i
K *io! a( outdoor *port*, he not Ihf fiiiiiini* nuurdy team *>( th e!
plan- your in.HiiriuH-i- with your lovul iimiranco
throne. In his modest chateau In "iil\ motor* lull *wim.*, -sil*. tliciltlf.
tigt-ni.
St. Briac on the German-occupied |day* teiim* snd golf Graceful
Firlil.* ill* i| of pitt'iimoni* Sun
French coast of tlrlttany, he -t tnr» r that he in, and p«*J»i«»n «I •v i«t th«- Hire • f 7 I Wi’Iht , In*
Ili-ri'tofort' this hintnrss hua Ikh-ii goinif to out*
watches Germany's fight against utelv fond of )«** music, he ha* partner iii innrr than bO y*nr*
of-towii
HKonls.
Stalin closely and fervently, with -••rielv ladle* ernning their neck* *»f tr«iu|iing. wit * at In* b«il*i<b\
We
iippreciute
the nervieo our Iik-hI linnka a rt
n*
w
n
r
the
willow,
Kntp
Fii'lil
»
,
deep emotion but without illu after him
giving, hetiefititig othern in iithlition to tlie
sions.
Mo.» of hi* ediiention —in the a in I two il:night«'r*. 51»•* Frnnc***
liurrhuserH of ror-e mill Iruck.a.
The grsnd duke knows that vhiiit.v on the Riviera and in sum- Mareu* nn<l Mr |) Kli laihin
Germany, at Iras: for the present, mei puitly nt St. Urine nn«l part
Consult
them for full details!
FI. I Fits IIK\w IIHMF*
|
in not Interested In monarchical In .it t’ohurg, Germany—-wn* by
Consult iim nlxiut your insttranec! And how
restoration. He knows also that piivait Rn**ian. Krt neb, English
MIAMI.
i#1*> Tw*» Colom-j
those devoted Russians who for ami (ierman tutor*, but hin
Vtlu save hy insuring with
the past quarter of a century bachelor's degree w.m nwnrdrd loan militarv b-ml*'^* who hn<l |
C. M. II0YIF& COMPANY
b»-**n
Rlutlvmg
the* avnitTtilllly of
have kept hhe monarchical Mes turn by the Rii*sian t'niversity of
m s w aovoi.it
iiii> iin ii, era.
ruovr. tre-r
alive in the hearts of their coun P in * after he pn*-ed prescribed war mnterml* umlrr thr I^ rmp- I
I.rml Aca left yi'Rlrnlny.
trymen are most well past mid • xamin.'itioti*.
SP3RV
Before becoming nn nlrplnne
dle age, and that many of the
high - tided are penniless taxi iiechaitlc, the young grand duke
waiter* and hotel porters.
attended
London
t'ltiverdly.
Yet Vladimir
never Irmes where he studied economic* anilj
G.-orgn
doubts In anybody's mind that ha political nclen* • Kiifg
regards himself a« legally
n- and other member* of the Kng
titled to rule Rutala, and th.n >>y |Uli royal famdv took nn active
the terms of his isle father's will Interest in hi* welfare, »»* d id 1
he must keep the Romanox stan the late Queen Marie of Romania*
dard flying, come what may
and latrr King t ’nml.
Extremaly cautious in such f< ><
But the lute German emperor.
public atterancea aa he has made Wilhelm t l . al-o took n liking
—for ho rcaliOei the delicacy of in the youth, whom he learned
his situation as an emigre—
to know on In* eightieth birth
knit
Imlr neverthless always am p le day In January. I'.t.’IU, when Vladi
mm•
acclamations by Russian nn-n- mir represented the Roniunov dy
archtats when they hail hint as nasty for the occasion.
the Russian cmpJrt’i neat ch- (
For. a while jtfter the (ierman
of stats.
occupation of northern
France,
In brlaf, te n * words he r» Is Vladimir appeared to have ha<l
upon God to restore his fath r- financial difficulties, since he was
land to its traditional form -f cu t o ff from all his ordinary |
government. In to doing ho a|» «- sources o f incnmt-, but this was
trophites a fatherland he ne>cr a poaolng phase.
saw, for ha waa born In exile it
II* lives modestly and unprt"
HERE IT INI ttor sensational, nnee-a-year value event with
lUlko, near Borgs, Finland, -n tontloutly in his simple Hi. Driac
Aug. 17, 1917, and lived most «f toan try home of gray itt<>nc, w'*h
priers slashed to (he cure! Broken sites, of coursv, but all I t
his Ilf* lx France, Germany and whitewashed Willis, dark stained
"reduced-to-cleor’' priecs. PLUS brand new merchandise!
England.
ffc o te , square winilows relievcil
Lika bis brother-in-law, Prince ^ ch in ties nn,| such few liiissian
Louie Ferdinand o f Prussia, who article* o f furniture and object*
worked In Dm Ford factory at De i t art as escaped the war and
Cellon'crfnkla
troit, Vladimir known an Indus W w M (on.
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
Private Rites Are
Held For Comedian
4 A U T O LOANS
PANTIES
tEDSPRIADI
■' 98c
trial worker's life. During the
year before the outbreak of thn
preeent war ho worked as a me
chanic In a factory In northern
England.
What picture* of tailing vetsele
are to President Bobeevelt. drawlog of motor* aro to Grand Duke
▼ladhair. HI* llttlo study at
SL Briac has atony pictures of
motor types.
Vladimir as do moat educated
ENVOY TO INDIA
SSSteSP.'JSP'
WASHINGTON. July 22 Thonuis
Bomaa M. Wilson, of
nf TcnTen
ures nominated by I*reaBoosevrll to bu cnmmlsto India with th* rank of
SUMMER ITEM S REDUCED TO CLEAR
Repriced
Men'*
Men's Stack
Suits
Sharkskin
'Suit9
8.88
' 2 .8 8
In popular apun rayon fab
rics. Soma SaufurUcd.— Men.
see thla value)
Reduccd-to-cleer price,
culuew and-awaU-eheehe.
mis* this value.
TT-
aSSSL C s
Bis Table
Summer
W arm and gu«ia,
Women’s Slack
D resses
Warren, Sr., and
J r „ Mra. * Claude
■oa, Clarence, and
f apant today at
( M l
Coronodq
You’ll went ’ more than
at thla low price. Moat
alter. Bargains!
AU ' women's’ sport and
ahnea repriced tor quick
anc*. Save!
Rag* trokral Coal
to Tamp* i u d i r w hat, they
tended the wedding M M
Genevieve Briton sad Robert
a t which Mr. Btcncburi'
ANGEL'S
EAT SHACK
lard Ares no Jeo* Off CM
1 Geafva Areas*______
©
;x
380 Men's
SPORT
SHIRTS
All shea big assort- m m
meat of styles.
M M
Woren _______
PLASTIC BELTS
Cleanabfe durable. A A A l
new U lt value.
S B
CLEANSING
DOUULE
TISSUES
BLANKETS
..tw lo
MO so ft tlsauea with A P
handy refill box
M aQ
-r r r r r
' V'U
li:
m
a a .' K
�,* r
i
Punches Pimlico S p e c i a l OlU xA cb
Easy Victory To Include Only
r Challenger
Racing Winners
Power And Light
To H e l p Relieve In 300
P o w e r Siortages iH g S g fS i* to-do
Tha fatereoanccUd system «
Florida Power A Light Com pan;
of which Sanford ta a part, wl
aoon bo tied In with nowi
weak fata across the flnUk Dm .
Relenaed a t 0 Write, W |» . for a
30O-mlto race against other blrle.
line, that ctreteh thnw ghorttho, J* ,un,<f*
■out hesitant itatea, H. H. Cole-'
■*
man, power company manager
“S P ' u l
here, aaid yesterday. Tha P«wor ” **•
Jg"
uleifUA
linen a r t being connected so that hlm.nnd a motorist brought him
cart help ra
ro-(
lha Florida company calf
-, °n *° P o n r o r . _____________
Here too shortage of power
earned by tha drooght in the.IN TIIK i
Southeastern area.
ISPJ2LJ
Mr. Coleman said the Conner-; .’ WfC®
lion would he made with the
Florida Public Serrlcc Company’* CLAIIA R
li.ies near Sanford, and with th e 1
Florida Power Corporation’s line*'fM
near Lake City. Connection fit u r yV i.J
Florida Power
Corporation’*,
lines will also be mad* with t «: • clat
other power companies In Oeor'
gia. whleh In turn supply pow er;*"” ;;
to the grid of lines extending o u n c R n n
throughout other state*.
|ai>t»*r at
Federal Power Commission of- «f Jhi* «'o
ficial* recently directed th at the
intercosnectlona be made to
t„.|ni
aiat In the national defense p ro-|(.i, your ,
h fighters weighed 130 1 -t.
Far* a bowling crowd cetllad a t 20,000 fans who packed,
[hit the grandstand ends of
[be P a rk the alim Negro reiaod undefeated in a year of
factional punch toning by
(ring Sturdy Sammy twice in
>second round and then going
to hang out a clear-cut, but
A dough t rerdlct.
It the finish, the gam* little
liaa who fights variously oat
Washington, Pa., and Louie>0, was. still on his feet and
taking against tha 1 to 2 farite, but ha knew he was a
thr
la
rt
M tR r o r
tub
ro r» -
Mr Jt'DUK. HHIROIR, c o n *
t v . r tx r n o r r u m u
.
Id* K ata I* o( C A lU tlB O.
it but MKNWICK l U M N i In P n M l a
lf«on finally
DELPH1A, July » . —
Robinson's high oaplomlta couldn't dent fiamItt'f concrete chin Mon1, but tha aklnny slugger
[arlom packed enough
a punch out a slashing
decision orar tha No
ising aaaoclation'a world
»»
T a A ll R l i a H M ar C M n n i
Mat Ira la R a rak r
fliM
th a t
IM A ’ ll. r r X W I C K filed b a r fin al
r e p o rt aa i G l m l r l i of <ha e'etala
of t a iu iiB a
r r N w i c i t , d era a e e d ; th a t aka. fUad b a r p#Ulio n f a r fin al d lach araa. and th a t
ah a w ill apply to lh a lla o n ra b la
I t IV. W ar a. C ount r
Ju d e a
of
R rm lnnl# C ounty, F lo rid a. an lh a
f l h d ay of A oR urt l » l l . f a r «f*
p m r a l o f aama a n d fo r flaal iller h a r a a aa K a o c u trlx a t th a **•
t a l a o f C a rrla
II. f r n w l r h d a .
caaaad, a a Ikla f l h . day of Ju ly
A. D. t i l l .
IMA tl. FKNWIC1C
Eseeutrlt of lha eatal* of
Carrie fX Fea»l»k. d*eeaead. '
B r a n d y , Cham pagne,
W ine, Gio, C ordlak, etc.
Froo D«Urary. K
m
0140
- BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
ffaiiwT Arcade
g r n m .,* a c lr * T j M f e *
t f TOUR TASTE DEMANDS
i.
THE REST IN
•. LIQUORS
to the Calumet Comet and Staretor, have mad* the grad*.
They are C. 8. Howard’* Port
er’s Cap, winner of the Santa
Anita Derby; King Raneh’t Dis
pose, winner of the Flamingo
Stakes, and Louis Tufano'a Mar
ket Wla* winner of the Wood
Memorial.
Six handicap horses also are
In. They are:
Mr*. Tonr PelleUrl’* Bay View,
winner of the Santa Anita Handi
cap; Circle M. Ranch’s Big Bab
ble, the Wldener Cup; Woodral*
Farm’s Hsltal, the Dial* Handi
cap; Mr*. George D. Wldener*i
Your Chanee, the Suburban Handi
cap, and William Woodward’s en
try of Fenelon, the Brooklyn
Handicap, and Foabrougb, the
Butler Handicap.
Other candidates will be the
winners of tho Arlington Clastic,
the Travers, the Whitney Blake*,
the American Derby, the Wash
ington Park Handicap, the Nar.
rrganeett Special, the Lawrence
Realisation and the Washington
INSURED
SAVINGS
THE KEY TO SECURITY
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
MUBBeU-,
"
AftrtAikgoMlMHSOD/ ^
Calhoun, Kiltsbeth Bowman and
huaband, Ilonnio Calhoun To
I aura Graham.
Dunn, Charles Sr. widower To
Samuel Dunn ami wife. ,
Quit Claim Deed ,
K.lwarde.
II. C. M. wld. To
Ducks Walk On Fish City of Mr*.
Hanford.
Bill Of Ralo
In Greenville Lake Ti-jcnt, Rudolph
To Marie PavIleek.
GRF.KNVILLE, Pfc. July 2 2 ,laaa* Option
</P>—Doeka walk on flah In near
Rnblnaoii, M. P. Wlduwer To Ira
by Pymatunlng Lake.
K. Southward
Here’s howl Thouaanda of flah
congregate at the spillway which llobinwin, M. F. widower To Ira
K. Southward
reparatea the main body of the
Satisfaction Of Mortgage
ID E
iH R r
afrom
Iu n i
|the
N « . S
M IV
big
lake
state
gam*
Sanfonl
Prod. Credit. Assn. To
refuge. Crowds gather to watch
Philip K. Bach rial
and throw bread.
And In tha mad scramble to Camnhell, P. P. To Gordon W.
Jnhneon and wife.
grab thla food fish (urging to Um
surface sometime* push those on Barnett, Paul P, ami wife To Joa.
ladnhart and wife.
top a half foot or more out of
the water.' Acroaa thla - almoet
solid m an of carp and game flak,
the always hungry mallard* fight l*ay Their Way With
their way for their share of (he
Pieces Of Aluminum
spoil*.
Autf esUr 'that as ctrtA as
rle o a t
could
c u r tit*
fciAAft (Wl SAQSyWM .
Programs Listed
For Dairymen Of
GAINESVILLE, July 22 (Spe
cial) —Three Intereating and Im
portant icsalons for Florida dairy
men are slated for Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, July 23, 24
end 25, It waa itated today bv
Hamlin L. Brown, dairyman with
the Htata Agricultural Extension
Service.
Annual Georgla-Florlda Jersey
Field Day la scheduled for MaiMM Plantation In Thomasvllle,
July » , Um day’s activities open
ing at 10;0o A. M. President J.
J. Jla rria of tha Georgia Jereey
Cattle Club has extended an invltatlon to all Florida dairymen
to attend thla event
,
Detroit Options
$45,000 Rookie
itate’i producer*. Senlona of ike] Honed DU
State Dairyman’s Aasoclation arc priced roo
elated for Thursday evening and laity of k
Friday, with Governor Holland Salem, N.
.eh=iuUd aa on# of tha speaker*, hour recal
V. T. O tar of Miami will preslda
Tha Tie
ever thla groups discussions.
eutficl
P ro ra m f o rth * Held day, or- but oh* j
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, July 22cCA’I—Any old pani today, lady?
The Ploax City Western League
baseball team asked woman fane
th«t nn*atlon Monday and ad
mitted free »ach on# who brought
along a piece of aluminum.
A total of 331 women took ad
vantage of the offer. Included In
the contribution waa a brightly
pallahed, new cocktail ahaker.
ltd Wakefield
r
'U“01 5 lm .n t Button and Extension Serv, p T l toe., Df. E. L. FouU, Dr. T. B.
n VCt*^Freeman,'end U to MsD of the
YOUR
NERD f
GLASSES*
ified Advertisem ents
THANKS f t *
tE U SC A L
.
>A « W 8 n c . '
SsW-Pal
\l i JJM
a
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"i.
f o r I'lAlnI Iff
i s m n o n f iR T v v i n r . iK trie .
r r ji! i« ! » :. h k m i Mo i . m r o c N T r. utatji o r naiiiinA .
IN UR: lh « ■■ml* n f WH.I.IAM
f).
Klil.Kli,
I,*■•*■*,!.
IN P lhU fU T H
TO W IIO II r r MAY IXlNlTJIlff:
Mnllc* la h»r»l>» n le r n
th a t
H BLTA-M . M PI.RII r n .i t h * r final
ri-porl n ■ n d m lnlalriT lrle nf lh a
■'l a i n n f W IIJ.IA M
l». KHI.P.It.
d e e a a a e li lh a l »hn f lln l h r r |» lllln n fu r fin a l d l« -h n ra * ,-a m l th a t
■by w ill a id d y <•■ lb* lln n n fa lilr
It. IV. W are, l.'im nty Ju d e a of
Hamlnnl* I ’u u nly, r io rld n , m Ihe
la l d ay * f A u ao al I t t l , fo r a|>i r n i n l o f *am * and f o r flo n l dlar i ia r a , aa A d in ln la lra lrla n f lh«
• «tal«> o f W fl.t JAM o . K H f.n :.
iW nia*il. nn Ibl* la l d a y of July
a . ft. m i .
im r.T A i i . n m . i t n .
A iln i'n la lrn lrla • a f r ■ •
■t a l o o f W H.I.IAM U i:i»-
C-E-L-E-R-Y
S E E D BED
TIME IS HERE!
Now 'In Ihe lime to pbuit
Kllxor*’* Ured-RJta Seeds,
Mr. Grower!
500 W. First S t
McLA
[ r1
JV IN IirilW R K D L M
A ttorney
!. Kilgore’s Wonderful
. Pearl Special
. Special Utah Green
or Golden Crisp
Kllgoro’s Green FlorIds Pi m ) (new) ■—
avsilsbte after Oei. 1.
jJl* ,_*i A bualnoaa socatoa of the aaBTiimiS aoelatton, following loach served
W b y stodanto af the Block and
Bridle a o b , wU) conclude the
fZA
W. n
Hem-
Rchneck’s
Improved
Florida Golden No. 18
CqiLD n
iwng
j p , q , a , Bandera, veterinarian.
» mom.' Or. L. B. Swanson, pamltatoglsJ
ataw,« 3p) UT. D t t l l f .
Stolkm’ ,nd
Savings A Lon Anas,
of Sminols Coaly
C ourt,
•tin A. M WRKKA U C
Kilgore’s. New 1st*
proved Pride
DOES
have .been
the largest
FIRST FEDERAL
Ill W ii 'l
Inol* County. Florida.
TBAStVd SiaJce
ri
United
Bulaa
Ooveromcnt.
Start Saw ear* orw y day tko
the INSUB8D
INSURED
~
SAFETY way.
%
l'.~M R ftJft>nM
I ’U r h
CURRENT
DIVIDEND
wm m
th ia n o l l e * h* p u l i l l - h r . t one * a
w«<k f,.* f n a r r o n a f c t i i l v e
in l b * H a nfo ri l H e r a l d , a nvwr<
onnar
In H a n f o r d . * r m .
Inol* C o u n t r , F lo r id a .
1 V IT N R M H t n r h a n d a n d offic ial
■-SI At Hunforil. f t - m l n o l . C ou n ty ,
F J n rld a . I b U I- t d a y o f J u l y A. r>.
eUaiaate* chagcc la m ete*
cb*ck-«p*la oar modem ferric*
Department And you'll know la
Me tdraacs what the labor aadmaI'
Uriel coat will be. Let a t p e t
K 1your cat la |am op reaaiag age1
A
dec. Drive la today, » —
109 PALMETTO AVE TELEPHONE 118
�‘lanford la T i e O nly Central tag
Florida City A ffo rd in g Rail, lligbw njf
A nd W ater Transportation
U E W St'A C K K
HAW TORI), FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, JU L Y
Petitions Of
Draftees Are
Second
Soviet Belittles Asf sault, Saying Ten
Percent Of Planes
Brough t . To , Earth
Held In Slaying
Ukraine Thrust
Makes Progress
Outside Forces Are
Charged With Organlzing O p p o s i
tion To Extension
Knudwn Asserts
Auto C a t Would
A dd Mmnjdoyed
OPM Director Says
Co-operation With
P l a n t s Necessary
Roosevelt Accused Of
4Plotting A g a i n s t
Reich In Bolivia
rector, aald today an arbitrary
50 percent reduction to auto
mobile production wquM cause
unemployment and added: "We
win have to go about It In a co
operative way with the bade*try".
Authoritative q u arta n died need
last night that the Avaay le ptan-
. O r m a n v h u ria d h e r bnm b-
m * M u a d m n a a n l i t a t Mont t w fro m tfaa k to daw n t o
d a y ’ In th e second succes
siv e a tta c k .a im e d a t th e
g o v e rn m e n t c o p te rs ' aro u n d
tfro to w e rin g K rem lin, b u t
th e R u ssia n s te rm e d
th e
ra id a fizzle, w ith m oat o f
the attackers beaten off and
10 portent ahot down.
# Report! of load fighting con
tinued to conflict.
Tho German* claimed to have
atonaod the key defenses of
Fubtok in a grenade and fUmeJhrow lng' assault, widen tar tho
la s * of tho Bmulunah ervdge to
the aerth.
acknowledged
to prepare them fee - e
duty anywhqrm a'
Tho plan envlalona ii
training of tha regular J
of aalectaas. National •
men and reservists, asaua
are retained heyeatd tl
year period of eervtaa,
quested Monday by 1
Rooaerelt la hla apodal
to Congress.
Th* Informant add
valt had the p r a n a
when be seat up Ua mi
signed to
create
a hi
Kiwanis Hears trained,
roontineto strlkfcg'
equipped
to
repel
Use
Axis'
together
should th ey ,— ns th* I
th* Nazi
Rosasco Tell Of era
dent warned Monday — atS
Invasion of the A n ark at.
Navy Activities
Officer ; D e s c r i b e s
E f f e c t i v e n e s s Of
Submarine Bombs
M. . n n i u , .a d I
turn out an arm y
kvnl Air Station a t Jaclu
i answered queatlene eon- atnrt nest
canting the United StaWa Navy Would be fo
ta d Its activlUsa today a t a gam** thru
meeting o f th* XHraaia Club a t culminating
(he Valdes Hotel. He alec
passed around official photo
graphs of naval plane* and skips.
In answer to a-question pa*
by one of the member*. Llent.1
Rosasco aald that depth combs nr*
effective within a radiusof about Western He
ISO feet, and will crack the od States
■own* of n submarine within •pedfle anl
that rang*. Depth charge* are 11*to blow off tho stern of this
t from which they are
dropped IT th* em it b not tra
veling a t least 16 knots. Limit.
Rosasco cold.
Z'Rakmgrtosn usually operate a t
WA8HINOTOI
V depth of about 60 to. 90 foot.
Lieut. Roaaseo aald. depending -H peculation t
Staton aeon m «
and pwtagMM
ta n lto to p ra
T 1) a submarine b bal
sued by aa airplane. It t
t
13.
1011
Member AssoelUed l*r*e«a
NUMHEIt Z
apan Reported Granted
French Indo-China Bases
Nazi Soldiers Examine Blitzed Stalin Line
'British News Agency;
i Affirms Officially
That Japs Bequest
F r e n c h Facilities
WASHINGTON, July tS — ,
OP)— G tntral Gsorg* C. B ar.,
•hall today denounced aa sab*--
England's Base * L*
•Vitally Affected
tTSTt °l»»
effort# to have draft*** ostlUms
service of eetscteee and national
guardsmen.
Tha chief of staff, tcstlfylgg
before the llouee Military Colt*
mil tee In behalf of the s its n ilon, aaaerted Ihere’d been an or*
yanlied effort by " counties* ouUU
■Ida fore**" to have member* of
th* flrat army '»•*« petition*
aralnat the propcal.
"We cannot hava a political
club and eall.lt an army." Mar•hall aald.
A prflpoaal
that draftee*,
gaardimtn and rraervlat* be l l p t
on active ’duly for I I mantha
Inatead of tha preaent I t month*
m offered by Senator T aft. B*.
publican. Ohio, yaaterday aa •
•ubatltuta for Prealdant R°os*-.
vslt’s recoaamendaUon of Monday
Roosevelt ur»ed Conrraaa to
declare the tilateoce of a national
emergency eo the eltUen eoldlere
ml|Kt be retained In ssrvle* he*
yend e year. Ha did not, how
ever. auggeat * epeclflc time
limit for their tour of active do.
Humors Of Expected
Nipponese Moves
Are Worl d-Wi de
t\ tS IllM tT O N .
flr
V
N un troop* peer curiously ami carefully
Into entrance* of Stalin Line bunkers »omewhere on the Fa*U*rn Front. Their caution i*
Coleman Finds Little War Talk But Wilkinson Dies
1. Under the plan, ha added, the
Lots Of Activity In New England At Home Early
Army would have a force a t all
times, whll* 670,000 always would
be undergoing training.
T his Morning
“Maybe these boys should be Sergeant
Howard
kept to training," Taft told re
porters. "and I can see tbs wis
dom of th* argument that wa
should not dteorgenls* our A rm y
However, there should be some
definite program, and I think my
plan ysill tend to girs tho foreoo
g aenao of security." •
Under tho plan, T aft declared,
lifiOO draftee* weald be released
each month. Ho said th at by April
1 . 1941, th* system would proilnr Army of 703,000
« * * . “ -000
wHh more than nine months'
training; 678,000 draft*** with
less than nln* months training
ta d a trained reserve of 1,123,000. Tha trained reserve would be
augmented a t tha. rata of 75,-
July
11.
( \|»>— Secretary «f the
Nrv% Knot -aid tiwUy thert*
is "n«» quntiofi** IHil rcernt
•leveliipmcnl* in the Kir Kiat
mean new military more
me lit ■« In that «rea **vcrf
•twin ’* \sltrtl whether Iho
Inilcd Slate* fleet i* in a
|w»-ili<in to do ''whatever la
neernwarv ton carry out our
in tti«* Far Ha*!**
Kni»a -aid “)rv", hut declined
to elatMiratr.
Accepts P o s t As
Railroad O ff icer
Set. J A. Howard of the 8anforii 1'nlice Drnartment left yo*teril.iv for Norfolk, Va., whero h#
Will bvcome n detective with the
'Atlantic' Coast l.ioe railroad,
Ch»'f Roy William* said today,
i A mcmlxr of th* police force
fit# year*, S /t. Howard served
with the railroad a* special agent
I"’fore joining the department.
H* started as sn estra officer
ond later wa* promoted to »erteant, the highest post under the
chief of police.
He took up the «tudy of flnir■(printing by correspondence dur
ing hi* spar* time, uiol when the
I’ollce Department installed its
own photographic equipment hu
Forrest May W ill Be operated
that:
Made Baptist Pastor An ardent gun enthusiast, Sgt.
Howard was a mondo r of the Hem.
eon of Mr. end tuple Gun Club mol the West
f o Sanfcrd, ' oast I'istnl League. Ilo was al
so a member of the Florida
I’cate Officers Asoelallon.
Member* of the police force nay
•hey, will mlaa Sgt. Howard, who
» « alway* devoted to hi* work.
Back Payment* Mude
By Firms In Florida
New England i* hu*y tin »<• I
dry* with defense activity, hut
there I* leva talk of the wui lliitn
in the South, II. II
f.denuin. j
manager of the Florida I W , r and I
Light Company branch hen . uni
yesterday on hi* return Ii in %l
trip to Roekport, Me
Mr. Coleman made the liq> by
Sum •!• I
It. Wilkinson, for*
automobile to Itoekport, a hull is
•no M»»»l i»nk»* in Sun*
hi* wife's home t iwn Mr- t'ole. no 1 ly
|
• tirnn of the World
man remained for a longer vi it. fo ,.|
"1 was surprised to find thul i NNsir, •1•*••I lliin qiortitng ut hit
the New Knglu nd people do lint | home, .Of. Went, Third Sli«vt<
discus* the war in Kurope a •' I k
17 y4'arn o M .
much i* Southerners, thmi„'l> | iaO|ltl||$f tO
geographically speaking they .,,e |rv . Mr V\ ‘IkiiiMun Ion been
closer to It than we are," Mr ' rt'Mtlt lit lii'fi* for j o yearn
Coleman commented
I It i.| he. n POKMKeit 111 (he |ir«eShipbuilding activity
is pro |i* ..........t I t a lie m o t III* llilerr
reeding rapidly in Maim-, tie- 1 »»• the I t) 1 ll.ipti.'t t litirch ami
power official declared. At II-Hi 1lo' A no 1 1<.111 I,eifit'ii.
and Portlund, VMhmIcM ImiIIhmi
Sui v ivor
no liitle hi* widow.
bhipx aru brinu built for flnhuv Mr- Until WilKin-oii of Sanford;
men.
Some
of
who***
boat
4
buvi*
.
.
t 1 dnuglilri, H elen; three imivin,
been acquired by the govvrumeut 1Hilly. ....... .
m .l
ami a
for iU line.
|hrotfier, Albert\V ilk n iiiii,
of
Though Roekport in pf otciiMil- uin,. Springs, A In
*
ly m^.111
rumwt'r rtnort,
aevrrul
Wo
1
4 Mr \Vilkiti-tan wo- Inirn in
en mllli nre located there. Mr.1 |||,„. Sprim.-. Alnht.mi Mai Jti.
Coleman spcikBto the pre-,tl,„. - , VI, 1I(M,
WIM ^ r a d U to t r d
or on# °f the**
and burned that t*.,,,, »»„. t;c„ ,
•oiintY llurti
orrh-r. ar* th* largest In II* hi*- ; j?, |„»,l. ....................ii, I
A fter
y[',
,
I to-ing
gruduiiti-rl
ft-oii
high
Unemployment I* at the low
.
............... ......... .. lu>
e*t level in years, Air. Coleman
„i Auluiin. A t... f»i 1 two
World War Veteran
Was Prominent In
Sjiorts, Civic Life
Bdded.
1
1 >t..irJ
The wealher was delightful in I ||,. th, „ enroll, ,| ,i (he Uni- j
S W
. " u brrtrse* and lit-'v , r-Uy of Kloridu .1 <i . uh-. viII.-,
WMU iL
man said, where he was in I ,w ....... 1 and
While in t amden Air Coleuuiu the tcnrlirrn ndli'gi*. lie
wa..
saw Joshua Chase, Winter I'V^lKiiwIuuti'd in hiw in I'.ilil and ohman who i. well known here, win, | i,li„,.,|
,|,.u,
ATLANTA, July 23 — r,p>_ l« spending tho •unmit r ut hi< luined I'M drgrea* in Iraehintc in
I I H.
I'roiunu'iit in t inverxily
Th* United State* Department CamiUn home.
mtivitteq,
Afr. WilkilMoli
win
"f Labor, division of wagr* amt
raptnln of the foiilhall team in
Hoot*, with headquarter* in Atliii junitir mul -6'tiior y n in , ami
Unto, Ga., y**terday mado an
wan iiImi eaptnin o f the truck
nouncement of restitution* to Threat To State la
mptoyea o f sevtral
Florida
Se^n
In
(ias
Rati
on|l",n
n,"mher 'of Tlu t.i Chi"•social "fruterIndividual*, representniiy.
dlffersneo between wages
TAMPA, July 23 — (Special)
lit I'.tIK he mnrrird Rath Al
tim e pay retailed and
ploys* were entitled — Governor llnlland, making „ len of l^ue'wn,*!, god three year*
Tampa , yesterday Liter op,--ned hi* law office in
attend <o under th* f a ir Labor Htanfor th* sntural Research fn st|. h'anord lie cfutched the . ftMilhall
lards A ct
tut*, said proposed ga.olino ra 1dins and girl*’ hoskrlhnll tram ut
Among th* firm* were:
Growers Association, tioning by Secretary lekea prv- Retilinole High Rehiad for one *ea»rnlcd_iha nniy_s»*l th ,* ,i 4„ e*t» la IW3.
----------------p
Mr. Wilkinson served In the
employee, tha Stats a most prosperous fu
nanclal
structure
in
year*.
United
Slates
Army
and ln-cume
•tribute re,
A gasoline tgg reallocation a lieutenant. Following the war
e
plant.
program worked out by tho Gov- h« wo- prlnripal of the Tate
p o o r god enacted by tha l o t I Agricultural' School at PpiuutLegislature provides mar* then eola, In lullt. At I’erry, whero
$3,000,000 for naw road* In tho he lived before mining to Sun.
neat 18 month*, and la Just Cow lord, ho wua prlnci|wi of all the
being put In operation.
school*.
Gasoline tax revenuu b up 12
U Idle still a student at tho
percent for the first sl« month* Univeraity of Fioridn, Mr. Wilof 1041 over last year. Auto kin.-nn wa* major of hi* hatlu-l
mobile tags and bcvrrqgo tsa ia lion an d.taught military tactic*.
have produced n 10 porcent gain.
Funeral service* will ,be held
"Things are coming along In Friday alfernnon a t the Atulrrfin* shape," tho Govarnor said, •on.Griffith Funeral Home. Tho
"and tho structure at present time will bo set later.
b proposed gasoline rationing.
It could upaat n brutd, coinpfi.
attnctlve eover -to
eatad program, I hope ’t won't
Music carries out tho
b* necemary."
thorn* of tho song. S
To Spend $100,000
an stars ar* added
tie ns to tho front.
Cotton Drops, But
LAKELAND, July 23 — (Spo.
More than $100,000 will
Recovers Some Lobs dh*a l)—
soent in cuastsueiion by tw*
Lakeland banka in th* neat few
NEW ORLEANS. July $3 — months. It was announced Turn(A>)— Heavy b a g realising today day, Th* Florida National will
cnuaad a break of stori than arret q new building coating
•S a halo la notion la tarly $75,000 ami th* People* Havings
trading, but tutor
will rsmodel its pree«nt structure
recovered slightly
at a cost of $2t , 000.
I t of tbn loon ga
Th* foundation b being laid
now for th* new Florid* Notion
al building between Mnin Street
th* government might sell 300.- and Lemon Street on Tennessee
m baba of Commodity Cr*dlt Averts*. It probably will b*
Corporation cotton apparently rtauy for occupancy about Jan.
2 Lakeland Banks
%««s»rts»$rsl I'reaq
'ar Eu.*t (lispntthr.* said
lotlav that Juimn hu* made
swivoicK (Icniuiiili fur conri'Miotw in French IntioChiiiii mul that thoFrench!
hail vitdtlrtl. Thu move vital
ly
uffurt* llrituin'it
great
iiiivul luiiu ut Singapon*.
Sinuiltuiiiniiilv. a llcutera
(llritiili new* agt'iicy) dl»palch fn-oi llandi.
capital 06
Ki.wue * oricnlnl colony, said W
h.i'l Ihtii iffirtm il o fficin lly . th*
b.fl il«-inamlt'«l tho u n i
•if
fm*ilitlr» lit eouthi'ni Indorhtnii.
Th*- *'fnt*ilili»"’*' won* lAnumtd
In inciin ttif fu'IHn unit
lu v il
A fliHtil of
ty»»m fit
.i r••*i$i*I tho rIoIm* hint***! Itl^
mxhl that .*r•$• n of major Impor*
Idiirc
,|Imh11 l*» Ink© pliC#
wim
in Ih«* Kur Ku»t. Mo.it rtporU
hintff 1 at u Jap.im—4' tlrivo wouth*’
a aril
intti Frrnrh Inclo-Chtn#.
cl»m pnl ^lown n i t^rlct
‘r<>
'ii9finihl|t ovrr Tnilh ru fl^ lU K l*
cull** rormmiiilnition. Ih rild fn t
RiHiFuvt It. in ti'llinif nf tho move
At hi" pr«**i nmfiTonn* in Wnih*
inift.in, 11**cI »m*'i I . nay whether
hi* 4'xpoi'tril any n«*w niftfm aive
movo hy Japan in tho ii$*«r fuI n n ' , but whrn ii"ki*il whether he*
ihtniL’ht Tokyo'* nr tom .niriiifi-* .
runt hi- rvpliril in Ih. affirnmtivv.
Jnpnn and Frumv writ* rep o r t i 'd n i’kfol ml ini; o v r r K rr M c h
I tides t ' h i n u , unil H u l l Ii l o u r r *e
h f i i n l t h a t th«* n t v ti •!»*.." i c on *
ct iio d Jttpeto'6 * •i'iiuii N.
Thi* Jnpnni'AO p r m , which nf«
ten ri'flrct*
official
op in lor.
dip rifl'd th»* Chincii*, llrittHri i nil
Free French force* were pre
pared to invmli* French lodu Chi
na. nnd the Herman radio said
in Ihe event <<f Mich an invasion
Mmw»uri'N would Ik! taken im*
mediately."
Neut i id military nbiervcm In
Shiiuybiii "HitI they . were aktp**
ticnl of the nrii;in of the JapaniM* rr|H»rt. which war dateflneil *
lliitiykniiif. Ht <larinj; they iloubteil
that (hi* Hr it if«li rem or of Uong«
konir would pa.ia ■urh a atory,
they quirire.i.d that there m ight
la* ii fiimilinnty between th© re
port and (icmmii urcinationa of
Ilritiih intentioni Itoforo tho in*
\u*»ona of Rcaiidinavin ami tha
Icowlandi.
In Vi«*hy, thi* capital of unoc«
rupieil France, uiith«irizcd aourcea
declared ncyntintioni on Indo«
rhlna wen* under wav betwean
Franco and Ju|uin. ThU drvel-
.. i f . thf_El!iliCimfln
Lee Declines To
Pay Printing BUI
TALLAHASSEE. JuJy 23 —
S 1***. Comptfollsr Leo do.
printing bill of the Florida Cit
rus Commission beraus* th*
work was 'Mono out.klo th*
■tato o f Florida In violatlaa a t
law."
H#» aald Ih* law requirad all
pubU* printing to b* haodtod
by
k lori-ln
PO vagf ..
Wi
.
rj
...* v .
printing
eotu*nm ,
unless thsr* Lt definite showing
(nat Florida printer* ar* got
d for It
hill of tho Citrus
was for 500,600 l
of ag advertising booklet
taJning fruit recipe*. Tha
b t wa* printed on ortlsra i
bv Arthur Kadnsr, .Inc, of
York, an advsrtbiag ag
which handled the Citrus
mission'*
$1,000,000
account b a l
-Sir
____
paper L ei Nouveaiu Tempo was
•aying France w n
in critical
danger of loaing. Indu.t'hina un«
Icaa it worked with Japan for It#
protection.
A Japanese army xpoketman
in Shanghai acknowledged
acknowledge
that
Jupancoo
reaerviata living
la
J’hlna had been cullcil for duty,
hut ho a#id tho movo was mar#ly for training.
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PROGRAM FOB WEEK OF JULY 20th
cartoon and Mttro News i ( tho Day.
Tueaday, B u s tto Day, double program—'“REACHING
FOB THE f U lT with fool McRae, KU«m D m , Eddie
Bracken and IlUy Gilbert. Alio aid fae o riu returned:
Thursday—“T U E BIO STORE" w ith tha
Tony Martin. Virginia Gray, Hen^y A rm atta
ad a Mlea. A laa^C B IM B DO CENT PAT’*
BEARING TUB advance billing “Tha Moat thrilling lota atorjr
you hava evar aaan— tha moat magnificent entertainment ever
brought to the acreen,!’ “Blood and Band,** in Technicolor, • ta r
ring Tyrone Power with Linda Darnell, Rita Hayworth, Naatmota, Antony VJulnn, Lynn Bari and a hoot of othara, will bo,
presented tomorrow and Monday a t tha Rita.
tnWHUOL BftABM BKAX and a terrific wallop are all
Idtfd lata P am aeuqt’a lorahla comedy of lota, "Reaching for
to Bon," atarring Teal McRae, W en Drew and Eddie Bracken, RAID TO bo their last picture, “The Big Store," atarriag the
Wah wlfl be p ert of the double program offering Toeaday at tha Marx Urothrra with. Tony. Martin, Virginia Gray and a typical
Marx Brother* caat. will hold forth next Wadnaaday and Thursday
at tha UIU Theater. A free mlmlnton-aluminum fa r dafaaae
matihfe rer all 'W d r'tn t Wednesday hat bean arranged by the
local committee.
iny Morgan
Eddie Bracken
Albert Dekker
___ Billy Gilbert
George Chandler
- Bodll Ann
* •W
___ James Burke
CharUa D. Brown
__ _ Elly Malyon
Aptonio Lepoa
ROBBERS OF TUB RANOB
Drummond ...... - ........ ... Tim Holt
A lic a ___________ VlrglnU Vale
Smokay ______,---- Ray Whitley
rd ^Uckma1
Tremaine
Qrealey .
Higglna .
f f & K L thowa with blonde Virginia Vale
ma of Uia Range,*' action-full picture of tha
r terrific odd* la tbo hirtoric day* of Uiu
-.Pacific Railroad, coming next Friday and
|
_ Richard Arlan
Andy Darin*
— Linda Marta ANUtllfcK IN the popular scries of rotumed old favorites, “ Babe*
rraaela McDonald
.Willard Rebert- In Arms.” ■tarring M kkty Rooney and Judy Q arbad, with Chariea
Wlnningtr, Guy Klbbee and Jun* PraUacr, will ^ offated an p art
— Paul K- Barna of a doubla program al tho Rita next Tuaaday.
IfOHUUIt MAN, Leslie Hanks, play* ’Urn p a rt1of the sinister, Dr.
^ Manstlo In Monogram'* thrill picture, “Chamber *f Horrors,"
bssaj on lh* K lgar Wallace atory, "Th* Door with th a . Scran
Lock*," which will txj„»hown na tho featuro picture of tha 'mid*
i
"H ero t your Anal MS. Tha rest of
•tov p eut t onr &erne Ka big' atmuo
- » ofm "tax
anticipatory notao”—governmental
enee. TfcsreTl bo two daxaUlcatlona.
OM wtR bo for comparatively ordl*
■ary M k. to m SM and llo o do*
nomination*. Thay'U bo aalabl*
M xronii cm tu ti n r non
11..11/ Avmue nt HUth Mrvet
Iter. J. K. Iterwte. Paalar
Hun.I i r
H.liool. l i t * *
A M .
Prenrhlnir lO lilr e . Iltaa A. M.
nnnday Hehool ——- ...
Morning Herring . - ....
Theme! “T ha Churek'e
JstlntV
Writiieegny Krenlng I7ar»r HerIn Ihe even in g nt •
vies. Ties P. M.
ckgrabaa meat , far-a p
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What do you find In the newspaper you
ing in your h a n d s ? r
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On the front page, headlines; history bursting
Into shape before your eyes. . .
Then, on the inner pages, news you might not a t
lirel recognize as such, ... pages of advertising from
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Trainfn* ttnlnn 1 IV
Worship •
! renin*
'itluarilar service •
nr phono* tnr u
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Hanford fa T fe Onty Centra
Florida City Affording Rail. Hlf
And Water Tnuwportatioq
ANINDEP
HAM KURD,
FLORIDA.
N K W S l’A l 'E l t
MONDAY.
JULY
Bon .Voyage!
V-For-Victory Cash- “
paign To Organize i
Underground A m y f
Called Experim eni|i
Sale Drive
C i r l c, Government
Leaders Asked To
ihnfnqtfag Trained Form Organization
Soldiers Is S een
As Tragic •E rror
i& fin & i:
Marita FarreD. .Metropolitan
Opera star, poeee hi tro e shiphoard style as she salts' from
New York aboard thO" Argentina
for Bueno* Aires, where she I*
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WASHINGTON, July
Stale To Start
Paving Road 44
In Three Weeks
21
• 4 — Declaring America
la In ’ “infinitely greater"
dancer than a tear ago,
President Rooeevelt naked
Centres*. today to authorise
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ythe extension
Crew Is Surveying
Link C o n n ectin g
Lakeshore D r iv e
jrear- period of
’ ‘ In the Antijr
W. D. LeVeiUe, divlaion erith* Btal* Road Depart-
S w cst
ige egafnat the days of the State Road
it will
* . U bond worth cash
of Rood 44
will' eartalnly come In
tho St. Johns
tea when w* arc making
- w -w re . gf nine miles,
two or throe wanks, Ed
&
of bonds will also within Higgins,
secretary uf tha
ho coot of preparing for ward
Chamber of Commerce, M id to
day.
Tba Road Dvpartmeat will use
lu.«own cunatruetien grew In
bdlldfng the n o d , Mr. ImVrillo
u ld . The crew I* now on Mer
ritt Ialao-I u Brevard .county
and will fin'sh Ita week there
in two or three weeks, th*
engineer etated. Tho Worker*
OjIU^ha^tnmaftmd bnaedlaUly
Tnuupartation Lack
Is Seen In Sprini
Office of
Aerowla still at work survey
ing righu-of-wv/ from Sanford
through Geneva to the 84. Johns
Rhrer, with n view to oventually
linking Rood 44 with Lake,bore
First Lady Opens State Aluminum Recovery Drive
U.
Weather Hampers
Nazi Blitzkrieg
losses Inflicted Be
hind German Lines
B y Guerilla Band*
n - <M«rlaff4 l*»MS
Tho Germans asserted lo»
ilnv th at Adolf H itle r's . Invn.-fon nrmlcH had annihilate
«l hit cntlm Soviet divlaion
—about 15,000 troops, in
fightintr around Mogilev, on
the
Dnepr River fro n t
i'l nrding Moscow while th e
itussinna
reported heavy
carnage wa.n Inflicted on th a
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GEORGETOWN. British Guln"•» Ju ly I t — i/P)— Tho’ first
deUchment of United Rules
troopa to garrison two 8outh
American bases leased here un
d*r th* destroyer deal with Brl.
tain arrived today.
Thesa are th* flre l peacetime
base* garrisoned by the Upttr.l
StatM on another continent, al
though Marine* and troops Iiav.
boon stationed In Chin* foi
guard duty.
Tha base*, are a t tho approzlmate cantor of British Guiana'
Mrs. Bpes surd L. Holland Is shown Pre
lenting an eld aluminum dlshpun to Malcolm
Yancey, Leon County Defcn.su Council head,
as (he opening contribution of Florida's par
ticipation In the -national aluminum rocovery
drive, scheduled July 31-29. Governor Holland,
Harry N. Lumlfey
Dies At Residence
Harry Newton Lumley, * ren
Idont of Hanford fo r tho past
I t yvara, died Sunday at hi*
homo, 903 French Avenue, a f
ter s lingering lllncta. Be n n -
employrd as angina carprstuc at
th* Atlantic Coast Lina shopfor a number *(- years end wn>
a member of Montgomory klaNo. 14, Moalrvioery. O. Ut war born In Ccv-
Irte&ST,B
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as *U te defense chairm an, U head of tho
drjve. C ounty councils using local committee*.
Iloy Scouts, civic organisation* and all avail■ble help start c l collection this morning. Tho
drive I* designed to gather only discarded
aluminum.
,
Lehmann Reports Bins Are Set Up As Drive For
On Defense Bond Old Aluminum Gets Unier Way
Sale In F lorida Sanford Golfers
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Jrglon, Ky.
ad fcn rtv o ro jJIM M i
M n. NoU Ida Lui
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» ■"-•'..least
S. Soldiers
Land In Guiana
Germans Say Entire
Division Of 15,000
’ rti -rngfiev tetter
1-ONDON, July *1;—W > - A H rl.
th h Broadcasting Company **ccutivu aiacrtrd today that Hrl*
U ln’» V.for-vlctory campaign to
iaU« th e
undent round arm y '
tf n ln a t Germany w o t tho “ flra t
tjt<jhf<l propaganda battle nf the
• a r / t and that th.* Itrtti.h npparcnUy “ar# winning It." v )
Tha executive, European New*
E ditor N. F. Nowoome. ,*id th*
V lirtye In one of a aenra of f t £ m anta to tr it th e irodlnest of
.people of the occupied cuun■ to accept Icadrr.hlp from
London.
He added “There -will be other
thing* to worry the Germane.’*
B ritish propaganda'. V fo r
victory “ vllukrieg" opened on
full ocalc Sunday w ith telling ra
t'd
ts already In etim
ulatlng lha
tha
• u iu
itlm ulating
Germ an-conquered people* of the
caatinent In their hupr<, If not
actual reaUtance, B ritish authorltlea u l d .
ReporU laid tha challenging V
lymboln 0f victory and llb a rty
with th a ilogin "Ncdane **? —
”Wa will not give in”-w # « a
•crawled on walU an,I fence*
throughout Czecho-Slovnkia, and
th a t accompanying a c t, of i»botag* w ere increaalng daily In th is
first non-German land to be o ccu-1
pled.
Report* from Pari*, It wnfc
Mb), told of 6300 V prnecculiens
by tha German authorities there.
PtMtera In which m ost o f tha
words started with V have been
scattered and pasted throughout
the city, It w as'said while a t Ba^
yonne th e letter had mysteriously
appeared on (ierm aa automobiles.
"Mobilization of th e V a tm y
against Nasi Germany has been a
com plete_success," B ritain's my.vlirioua radio annonne-r, Colonel
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NUMBER 275
any Casualties Reported |
In Dnepr River
,
Of Propaganda
e n tiv e
Member Aaaodafd
21. IW t
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More Than Million Bow To Orlando
Dollars Worth A Team 19 Vi To 16'/3
Mont h Purchased
Sanford golfer* wero *gnln H*More than 41.MM'-lWO a month fr*t«d by member* of (ho O rlan
in ttofcnmi sL'mps and. hon«1* do Country Club m an inter-city
were aold In Florida during tho match as the visitors to th o local
month* of May amt June. Karl course earned 1014 points by
lohmann, in rhargu of tho de.
fan** saving* campaign In t|d*
state, told the Roliry Club at
it* regular weekly luncheon to-
Widow.
Hanford'* drive for cast-off nlumlnum.w hlch will bo ust-d to
help remedy a temporary short
age In tha nation's defense sup
ply, oflicially g o t.u n d er way to
day with two bin* placed down
town to receive the mrUl.
Ono of tho bln* is located In
front nf the I’ost Office ami a n
other has been placed by the
Sanford Atlantic National Hank.
H arris Ander-on, who hue been
nrm ed ihairm an of Ihe aluminum
drlvo by J. L. Inglcy, head of
tha Seminole County Defense
Council, said a thlnl receiving
bln will be set up later.
C harles Morrison, m anager of
Ihe liita T heater, eimmineed
N aiii 1a the 30-day-old ilru g g la,
M o.cov reported violent over* ^
night batUv* on tho north, t m tral, and south w irfronta, and . J
Indicated the three N ail drives
pointed a t Modcow, Leningrad ,
and
Kiev
ite m
effectually,
•tailed.
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}w
H itler’* field headquarter* aa« aerted the German force* Stilt
were puihlnw ahead, though *»tremely bad weather wa* *ald tS
be hampering their bUtalAleff
•tyl* uf auaulL,
A Hed Army bulletin
sak l
m arauding Soviet guerrilla bands
behind the German tinea were In
flicting "heavy losiea on Ih s
•nem y."
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In tha » i f In tho *lr, R. A, Jr.
plant*
me Kngisngplane* swarmed
gwarmed across tha
hah Channel In broad daylight
and pounded Industrial center*
In H * a H » ld J ta " e e *rt«u o n * t a Ing oV erM gW 'ar th e
Rhineland and Gcrma.t-occuplvd
Netherlands.
,
lied Army troopa ware reported
earlier today holding grimly to
th. Ir positions protecting the vi
tal approaches to Moscow, la n ln grsd and Kiev, whlla 8°vlah
guerrillas took an Increasing U>«
of German Invader* In
fighting behind tho lengthening
Neil llnre. •
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.
The German H igh Command
said merely th at operation* WVTJ*
"continuing according to plan,
uml m lllury w nm entator* gavw
the Impression German B*o*t
were successfully ip littln g up tbw
Red Army Into blocks for »W »F.
annihilation.
The Germm* and Russian* even
disagreed on the w eather. Tow
Nail* told of battle amid iw M *
lid dust clouila from the Battle to
the Ulnck Rea*, while th* Rus
sians said It had been raining fo a
■*f Ron
P. It Ray
Ing heavily qn tha battloftoUa
for three days.
Red Army men were protray*4
*s holding their own against nu
merically superior German*.
German military commantatart
on the other hand told. *f thee*.
Ilk* maneuvvn by masse* of nten
and tanks all covered with dano*
Russian 4uat th a t swtrUd ovao meet tonlghl to diactua what aid tha plains from Leningrad hi th o
they ean giro to bollocting alum north to Kiev In th* oouth, . ; ' ■
inum from homos.
Tho** who wish to contribute
nude up fo r th* person who
to th* drive may either - bring
“ B,hl
am i It old pots, pons and other uten
htkM i M iho* * 11
be sils to tha bins, or they may
*•
Ute fl*h have some on# step ky tholr
WAamNOTON, July I I , - a
homos and tolisct it,.M r. AndorInternal revenue tog cotta**
Uooa Itefoaoad to-Florida
141441041 to 4*4461.634 during •,
tho ftotal year aaded last 1mm. .
44, tho Treoaury reported Ram* .
Land Season's B iggest Catch;
d Pulls In 125-Pound Grouper
Mteh of fkfcmod*
U F g f ! .h P J S ti
J AmS E A ' A *
too. a u S ^ 'i a d l !
Other theaters over tha slate
arc having similar matinee* In
connection with Florida’s alumin
um drive, Mr. Morrison said,
A house-to-hou<o canvass for
tho collection of lha vital do/enso
metal will he Instituted In San
ford soon, Mn Anderson said.
Tax Collections In P .j
Florida Show Gain
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MONDAY, 7ULTT 2V t *41
Half Trained
trie Sanford Herald
Some time today fTwldent iteoeevelt will Mod a mso*
fi;« to Congress asking that selectee*, reservists and Nat«iaal u
fclr kept in 'newtie for the duration of
the emergency. If CdngTem faiU' to Act, odr pretent ar
my of nearly a million and-a half.men will be disinte
grated by' the end yt summer and the place* of perhaps
75 percent of them wilt be filled'by new and untrained
troone. ’* ' ,n*'n " ' '
’
Ubmann Reports
which the mm went wbw a te at j»*ra, Iff. H in t
rm dr fighting ewr tetfto s A rl "It to vary t n
os. Oar toast Ifaw l» is M e a ts .' tra m bar of Caw
Nothin* which Senator Wbcalcr all poOpt* in thl
or (T u rin t.hutberch any ran Rnaa 44 arflt ha p
talk that oat of nlitrw co."
ratary declared.
Pointing out that if tba tima I t k i i project wf
If any m a t e r folly could be conceived in the light of
present worftl caaditioos than the deliberate destruction,
jSS
by the fhfhare 6f our own Congress to act, of th e Array ws " • * —
gwrrmmaat stems* sad beads a r t 2. to Saaford. t
luve bailC'op ‘during the past y iar, it has not been per not worth what they coat. Mr. V a t* Eowd I, aa
petrated by any of the other slow-thinking democracies Lehmann declared that Uncle <
a t Mima, wl
which have thus far committed suicide since the Nazi Baas'* cui rr uc r itawlf wouldn't he ” llh V. 8. 1.
any food, and ha recalled a rwThere is »ttn
sent atatement of tha lata Jan »""• »hara tha *w
Podrrrwskl who aaM.. “Bay a
*ood ihapr,
•hart In Ajnerlca—tha a a jrrt in"and tha 1
▼rntment in tha world".
part**** la anak
Tha Waited States ha now anak. t h i s "ection for
Inf remarkable profrcss In baild- meni."
h u a t f t i t vav u l i i a gitoi ia
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JULY
II,
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wjwepw.
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TYRANTS OAN TAKA OUB
BUT 'CANNOT* TOUCH THE
SPIRITUAL TREASURES WE
BUILD VP: Lay aat op far
I (tartlod you tonight when yod
■wtae toastin*
yon ttarrd at ma i momeat irt
■magiaa, , v*
Ant •')
ftisadtr-ssAakf. Aad rayly then
cka af 111*, I bid
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' ua'ong' tll the natloiu which have been
a 'jUitter's iron heel has any nation been so
I and inept In politics! leadership s* to de
nt I r n j
the sylectore are )tut now completing their*
training'In the school of a soldier. They are
of the word fully trained troops reedy to go
Most sf'them have never even seen the equipm e a t which f h s / are expected to operate In tha event of
war MtixteF tlniT trying conditions of shell fins and bombing
attacks’. Mo*tt ^f'|!Aem have never participated In battl*
fuvtjilving more than a single division.
sMn la^l that in Germany it. take* three years
soldidk. (t may be that the aaturmi aptitude
i Weir tor machines, marksmanship and phyadit enable. Uncle Sam to ido the job in
tee* Urns than that. Bryan one* said that
ox attack a million men would spring to arau
S>t (rtTaettlng fhls frontier’, philosophy qf
Ightmir capacity Is the rigid training and (Jte
hd or (he German military machine.
' ^ ^ ' .u rt 'whetltor this nation will hard
dmad forces thy tin s In the near future or
IflUwt’ifforJ to take the chance of sending
1
**■" •»*<» hattW against
fcjfs Lehmann
S 5 S S T S ^ X ,T 3 : Defense ]
(Ha
Irtr* la sell bonds w oa o a iby Mr. Lehm ann a a d ba
th a f i w u f pewoewt la
u re t s i som a ea rly dan* ta a k a t
- Ifa -m
an-' o r g a n ls s ' co m m it.
j -IvimmI
liim rnt at tmplojraaa to-J haytof
*■< boada by kusiasaa, n u t or
• .vir nr* anf.-ationa. Oltlw* aad
I -I r tie s m s / in c e s t tto h ilw f u l l
m tha hood* so they will draw
interact, Mr. Lthmoaw «*f litood
Tboa* attradiag *te mo*tin*
• ere Mr*. A. 14- Philip*, defense
- hairmaa of tha Waaiaa’t Ctoh;
Mrs. it. B. Smith a# tha PSa4
Club; Vnrhia A. Spoor. ftooaea
aad budget chairman a t tha dafen,e council; Edward Lana, O,
P. Hem.Ion, r*pra*aattog tha
County and the KKtaaia Ctoh;
Mr f ^ J . O. P a ttiraas, defaata
nimmittea af tha Waauth** Ctoh;
K W. Rapracht, Ratary Ctoh;
rew ard lilgeins. Secretory o f tha
Chambrw of C m a iu t s aad city
• ommhuioaari Khrlyla Haw*ham
er. Junior Chamber af
Com-merea; J. L. Ingtoy, chairman
of th a ' Coanty Defanoa Count!';
•ml B. E Steele, t eacher.
L rs & tt
l ah' \ttbite of tn# Rnsniy |f‘ we a rt *to escape
aSuattwa’ and per ha da1national disaster
fhd hfrnm' tn favor of lending the boys horns,
m l >4 f trained, a n punning a poficy
'Diimldjl,’ttb the beat Interests of the ,l>oya
feasts, hut la it
Iy act as thoagh this w«r*
-7 > m
S jy jS S I n tr u d e r , cheeky
a t at
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FRANCKS FROST
. private citizen esn make
:h# place in Mbicb hs lives.
:ommunlty can posadss is
of It* citizens.
iL« - •-Im.O.I
Th* Bortoi w cayafania minis.
B uccusas RoaesteU. at bainu a
urp*tengaa«! -Thep -thoauht they
»pd all our rsaddn win ae« It and like it as w f go a^
en try td dd'sdmelhing about it. Try to think' of yot
wn an yoiir horn#.'
My town Is”.the place where my home is founded;
where nijr vote U cast; where ray children are educat
ed; and where my neighbors dwell, and life is chiefly
lived. It ia the home spot for me.
My town bad tha right to my civic ioya|ty-;It
supports- me- aiitf 1 ahdtttt aupport It. My town wnitte
Anxiety F atten ed
Over Pope’s Health
VATICAN CITT. Jan* t l —
VTi— Informed Vatican cirri**
S u d s y night repressed anslaty
over the health of Pop* Plus
XJ! who for a week M* hem
under the constant cuih « f hto
parsannl phrstolan. Dr. O alsiaui
LtoL due to' neryanC’ ashhhattto.
Tn. avldoncw but ' VUttoan infam uato kaM Htot
uuant contended the pontlfCs phyntcal r l n i t o n
uo loo* of mill- has been andirm h u d k g 'M l cos-
Thara’u
tectlon, trad#, friend*, education, schools, thank#*,
and the right to fits, moral citizenship.
' f t ‘Mas Route things that am better than qtlw n;
the heW ttongi ^ should seek i o tnajto bettto;
'iib rtrlh ln tiri shedM help to »upprtto‘ Take U i
f h U 'J S f
SSSOto* to u - w ,
la in me. *
Shofty.
girt writing
LONDON, Joly tl,
V Owsferfiefchi Moh i C o m b i n a t i o n o f t h e
fotfcft B o $ f O g a n t t e T o b a c c o s can g i v e
you
C o o l e r , B e t t e r T a s te
•*
There’s funt one reason why Chesterfield uses
in Bigj/kt Ctm U satitm o f world-fam ous tobacco*
it's lo n h a k e o n e auperior to b a c c o ...th c C h c s■faqld " t e a ’b b « * € o p ic d " b le n d th a t sm okes
ir* Taaton B etter and is Definitely M ilder
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X m egg g M
pj
K ‘ p fw lfr ftif
b e p t k t boy\ in camp
fJkcm tdftk Chntrrjlthl,
a m ciim cM U l i e f t n b SATISFIES.
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i a i A n d Personal Activities
MONDAY
The Dependable Claw of th e
Church will
home of Mr*. E. A. L oiuW
b*r«, w tth Mm. L. Barke Steele
'
a t 8:00 P. M.
the First Bapare a corned
a t the bom* of Mia*
Plpnln and
Mu
Ippto on West rira t
TVBSDAT
»V Auxiliary of the
touch, under
the
of Mr*. S t
Clair
.. r ■ aaxr fo r the Bed
In the Warnah'* Club from
V . •^M.^.nirtg 5:38
CL The ItoM PliV Club will »ponaor ettor rowing aeaaion at the
P. M. .with 1
In eh a rftj v|. THURSDAY
The Woman'* Mlaaionary Union
of-the: P in t Baptist Church, und«n the *po*iag*hip of Mr*. W.
Coder, will aew for the Red
the Woman’* Club be0:80 A. U.
PAID AT
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The Central Clrcl* of the
Sanford Garden Clah will aew
f t o lM ta d Cro^a at the Womam’a Ctaft beginning at 0:30
A. k|C
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• Mrs. Escar Price
Ig Claaa Hostess
Mr*. Eacar Prlca was hoatras
Friday evthing at har home
• In Lake Monraw to member* of
the 10-80 Bible Claa* of the
KhttoMWt CbMKh at which Ume
R. O. Hutchison,praildcd, In the
ibaano* af the president, Mrs.
W. • P. Bryan.
, A visiting committee, eoranaaad' ad Mr*. C. E. Williams,
i n WIIIIbb* Brno her and Mrs.
Price, waa appointed to seer*
during the remainder of J g »
and U rn month o t. A ugust Rou»Jh* ,mya»to‘toa»a heard and the
• neat y a a to f waa announced to
on
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b u M d a U ' P w h 'to An*
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sea games were enjoyed
Charlotte Behm To M is* Clara Haskins
Draft Records Are
Wed W. M. Thigpen Kntertains At Home
Lost In 1’a in pa Fire
The betrothal of Miss Charlotta
'* '• C a r a
lla<kina
enter*
TAMPA July -*l
C
V
to • • | th,- m*an«l»«T* of the 1XQ
f irr • llflilptpr m,f-r 1
V' t i-ib at her home
on [origin ih’A rt»\ is
ham Morton Thigpen. Jr., of At
hi* \n»v» i« hi
Avenue »»n Fri- Legion Cu mo
Plant
lanta amt Sanford which was aiv- ^f i\ •*' »f?•>.»»'f4*r*!
re.*on.
»*urly
vr
t.
r.I.iv
With
-I ItlAt til it
noenced vweterday by Mis* ftohm’a
tH»wtl«*r waft
*
.ni.iv run
A< $ lll.lMIII
father, Rajwvoad A. Behm, la af • Nit I..I ,tf iltiwtin^
Mi«-i L«»iw Ni|»|*«t .
All r . . . ».|w •f Draft It. ,.r.|
wide interest. The marriage wilt to
. . •. t-tl high
in ti a
N.. J c-.i.
In* wf 1ft*ft 11\ v % r
he solemnised on Saturday, July r
'v i"" w.n rerviv«tol by
Miss Gfoevleve
Batten of
OlM t||« i| in ti»v lev wfrf u
2*.
I
i
truly
fur
t«*n%
«»lat
ion
Orman Powell of Ft. LaudtrTampa became the brid* of Ro
Mitrt hto
I'Hf* f t Itl* t It \ \t . »a*
The hride-eleet la the daughter l’
I
sfrt't n.t p r i f t . .* ban.I
dale
was
the
weekend
guest
of
bn* .1uplit atvA to k> v
of Raymond A. Behm and the
bert E. Smith yeettrday afternoon
Talephono 148 Behm of Decatur, Oa.. and Wil-
BEA L, Society E d ito r
Calendar
PAGE
_e _
Genevieve Batten,
* Robert Smith Wed
<r««tacuUr
Personals
Frank Cowles.
lata Mrs. Behm. of Decatur.
in a ceremony taking place at
Fhe is the gramhtoughtrr of the
the First Baptist ehurch in Tam
Pr. and Mrs. F-. M Caaton,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sham** UteCincinnati.
pa with the Rev. Adiel J. MsaOhio, and Mrs. 1.
sad children hen* gooa to Miaaii of
A. Behm ami the Ute 1-ewis A.
trief. Jr., officiating.
for a week* ______
visit with relatives, i Behm, of Ohio.
Baskets of garden flowers in
| Mis* Behm received her early
rainbow coloring were arranged
Mrs. R. E. Bishop of Mont-1 education in tha Decatur .ehool*
against a backgound of greenery corn cry, Ala. it the guest of her |
“ * graduated from Fjaory
far decoration of the church.
niccc, Mrs. Arthur Bxanan.
w. th
T**______
| While attending E m nry UnirarPreceding the ceremony, a
aity
the
served
as
soruty
editor
program of nuptial music w it
Mr. and Mia. J. N. A itarello | of tho Emory Wheel. 1 student
and
Miss
Joaa
Atsarallo
spent
presented by Miss Nancy Allen,
newspaper. She is a member of
organist, and Ben Darlington, vo- the day yesterday at Daytona the GirU* Cotillion Club of DeBeach.
rall.L
Mr T h lr n e n Is the -on of Mr
The bride entered with her
of W est snd Mrs. Wj|listp M. Thigpen of
Mr*. Harry Kirke
father, J. W Batten, by whom she
Palm
Beach
I*
. 'j n iiA
- j n t^: ni *i ^is gth*r agrandson
Of
n,
was given In marriage. He*.
---- ,*2
; 'th e . late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Shelton Deen, of Ihiuglns, and of
! the Ute Mr and Mrs Irwin Lo
was mad* with a diaphanous
Mrs.
dgren an J Miss fayette Thigpen, of Edgecomb
skirt which «xttnd*d into a long
train. The underside of the train Louise Nordgren nave returned County. N. C.
Mr. Thigpen received his prowas edged with scallop* of from Atlanta, and Ft. Denning.
Chantilly lace and the laco scal Ga., where they visited for 10 1 paratnry e<lusatlon ut F«rk Union
> Military Aeadraiy. F -rk Union,
lops were repeated where the days with Mr. Noydgren.
{ Va. He later attended Kmnry Unlskirt Jotadl the pm-tuck id, fitted
'
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Woodruff
verslty. Dorn which he was gradbodice: Narrower lace and seed
pearls outlined the neck and the and daughter, Elisabeth, Miss uated in June 1910. with a B. A.
edgee of fh* puffed sleeves. H u LucUa Rivera uf Lake Bi|tJer j degree. While at Emory he waa
veil fell from a scalloped coro and Frank Woodruff, Jr., sp e n t' a member and prraiiUnt of PI
net htkl with orange blossoms (ha weekend at Daytona Beach. Kappa Alpha social fraternity.
During hla senior fear He served
and the carried an arm bouquet
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Priest as president of the Intcrfraterof brides’ rosea and tuberoses.
Mrs. C. A. Thornton, who was kae* as their guest at their hums nlty Council. He is a member of
the bride's only attendant, wore an South Sanford Avenue, Mr. the Atlanta Athletic Club.
a pala blue chiffon gown aaada P ris s fi sister, Mrs. J. B. Irby,
with full skirt. Bodice and slreves of Aathowy.
were shirred so as to fall in a
Mr. end Mrs. Earl Dotay and
so ft draped effect. She carried a
bouquet of pink roses and pink son, Floyd, and Miss Martha Tel
astara and war* - n garland of ford have gooa to Cofonado
tha same flowers aa a head Beach to spend a week'* vaca
tion.
•
dress.
i»
m irn iD A T
Kd fltonehurg, of Sanford, at
Arthur
Ailing
Mrs.
Miss
Rebecca
'
Stevens
and
tended Mr. (Smith as best man
MUa Betty Buhrman left today
and Diek Gable wea usher.
After tha ctreatony a reception for Now York, PaaasylvanU and
was held a t tha home of Me. elassaehuaetU, where they plan
Smith's uncle and aunt, Mr. and to stay for several weeks.
Mr*. Everett J . Smith, of 600
Mr*. Harry Hansen returned
East Buffalo Avenue. The bride's
alitor; Mm. t o m s Johnson, ami to her home In Ft. Lauderdale
Mia* Catherine Cadwsll, of Bar yesterday after spending several
tow. aaabtod the has tan In enter- days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Echo)*.
tabjhft. « t vc•f ■ i»
The dining table appointments
Mlsa Ruth Strange arrived
ware In an- all-white theme res
toring ■ wnlarpleaa a* white as Saturday from Jacksonville to
vUit with her parents, Mr. and
tora and white bridal adsea.
After tha receptionM r. and Mrs. J. A. Strange, a t their home
Mfa.' Smith toft far S ta te d . Mrs. am Myrtle Avenue.
tm vuW to • navy triple
Mr. aad Mr*. Richard Miller
xhaer mustohto. The draas waa
■re espected to arrive today
from Tampa to ba here for
m b trim v u i Fargw sailor col- month. ■Mr. Milter I* connected
tor nf alU vur emtoiodary fin with P. BalUntino and 8»ns.
ished wltft a ruffle -of the tame
C. F. Rlvej* ha* returned to
maUrlah The coat waa a doublebnaatod tailored model fastened hi* horn* In Ink* Butler after
with brass buttons. Navy and apandtag a few day* •* the
and
and • cortaga gueat of hi* aen-la-law
___ _ computed bar daughter. Dr. and Mr*. Harry
Woodruff. ______
Smith waa born In Grady.
Friend* of Mr*. Cacil Shep
- res rad In Pierce and
— ----- 1 hag horns In Tawoa pard will h* glad to t o m that
-{to the t e t four years. Shs at- the l* retting nicely following a
Undad
Brewster
Vocational major operation which was per
mnool
formed In the Atlantic Coastline
lepttal In W q m u , Qs.. Baturdey morning,
B l S W J i F S P S S l ^ * «•'
k
r
f 'has %*»*n bv M»" l.uH .r
I t'.
tr-
to
I*
flurtltck.
S !*• n rtr,
Mian Kath
Mian
M a
II I *k IIM.
Lutici.i
M at he w a, am i
Florida Leads South.
•In P riv ate’Airplanes
lulv 1». Is^VA-riaY^ — |l
V M • I it V) Krtst, ebairmnn of \ I
t k*t.t*• i huBthcr »»f t ’otiinirm* l |
tt t* 11* i iKhiiiiUpF, »Bitl !ihI:»> j
» %t«11• It-teU the S<'uth At ‘
, in th«* numh*r of -t
rpUnc pilntA pml in tho
i privately
craft..
mk« ftftoonth m thf n«*
Vitint »|tH-Urnl
n
(•!.*
•it .tele d raft1
tivvtall height ef the Libert*
Bell is five feet, three inches.
For Fresh Pro-Cooled Bouquets
Artistic Design & Corsages, Call
Pippin Gardens, Florist
\\
MUST STMKKT— I’llONE 758-M
\\i- Win- Flowers K tervw here"
DO YOUR SHARKSKINS LOOK
LIKE A PUNCTURED BALOON
WHEN CLEANED and PRESSED
I by the h«iili*».
• fitfic n t or«T«v M ian f.uII iP. Mian I#*iia Nippvr.
Mar
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«i- clean anil p re -s 'em. You'll lie an ia/e il
« hen m il wee hn« good Kiev Innk a lle r m u 't i-enI th em In Sem inule ( lean er-.
IMIONF. Stil
FOR (Jl'ICK SKKYICK
i
vx i r «IHSI cCllD»«*t ptloU
la on July I. I‘MO lit a
tnn, thi- num ber hatl in.. .|
p o rco n t. oi !»• a to-*
f i.a.V* t h i Jt»iy. I t h o r o
l O 1V t»Ut i \ . iiitvMtvIy ohvnril air
| lltl <* in FI* Mtki Thvr«* vvi-rv t'.iil
II h • .ir lu!i i a n IncrvftN,. of til
........ nt In I'.JIH lh.-r>- w ere only
(. IA |*BIVill* f 11«■i — so d 2 I'd I'll- '
\ Nt • 1\ Otftfll | itlnni'N In Kl'»rnln.
Mi F i %»a| gu vu cred it to th u
1 IXll \v l Hill1tu^itA A d m m i« tra (lull
f t much *>( th e pro»crw*v Th.
1 \ \ t Mtiihit t * t r a i n i n g rlnoi* - in
III III]i |»rtfl ,»f i h f Ntnt«*.
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SEMINOLE
DRY CLEANERS
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t.lllll) nur-oS. Army1.
about
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Tonight’s Dinner
- a . , and Mr*. Don Ulrey and
ton, Dob. and Mt>* Wiles* lm Ha left thi* afternoon tor FV
Wayne. lad., where they will via
It for U n a weak* with Mr*.
UhwyV aad Mia* Lathe's par
ento, Mr. and Mr*. C. £. Leali*
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Mr. aaif Mr*. W. i t Fort have
had aa thalr rue ala th* pant
week, Mr*. V m t father, H. B.
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Bar. and Mr*, f t . M. Grogan
of Fountain Clt», T«nn. hat*
r*turn*4 to th«lr horn* *f»«r titStreet. J|*T. Grogan la
o f Central BaptUt Chi
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W e 'r# a t T e a r S e rv ic e !
TTm w m r cheap, dependable tertice iliat ii m o lin g o u r country’*
dafenta nred* trill cook your dinner safely an d autom atically . . . keep
your kitcliee aoole r and cleaner . . . and coala only about %2.'M a m onth.
Juat turn th e tw itch. And the t i l l e d w ork of over l/iOO courteou*
W l t l e ae y liy a W Immediately at your command.
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MONDAYTJnrriTrjwT
F. G. A. KING,
Hdgan Takes Sugar Robinson
igo O p e n I n To Face First
Final Round
Real Ring Te3t
.CHICAGO, July, I I ~ m ~
KUa Bon Hogan, la a furU
N ’flail round battle which aaw
Ik fnjtpuneh
National open
kamplon Crnlg Wood, captured
if 14000 Chicago Opm Golf
loatMOMhip Sunday with a 72ild total o f 871 tuokra, 10 tinr par fo r tha Ebnharat Conn*
v Ctob course.
Wood played today like* tha
i*ap4ou .ha la, carding two
iflliapt round* of 67-07, aach
ikf under pg r for * 72-hole to
il t t >76. But It waan't good
Jeugh to withstand tho Irontha 140-pound Ho-
Dust Bowl Growing Wheat Again,
Bat Not With Win War S l o g a n
Roosevelt Plot Is
Charged By Paper
W")— Ray “ Sugar" Robinson, tha
undefeated “Jo* Louts" of tha
lightweight*. face* hie first real
te it at Rhine Park tonight when
he dlmba lato tha ring agalnat
the NBA champion, Sammy. An*
gott. In a 10-round non-title
Fair. Dealing”
M to S«ltct From
S M I Oldomobtlg For| dor t r a n k 8e-
■*u»
9295.00
V)rt
V
•;IM I H y m o u lh Town
8od«n — ;... 275.00
B ft : J it
' 1151 P ly m o a th .
------- - 265.00
P tfc k a N
225.00
Chevrolet
Charrolit
185.00
Plymouth
Chrrrotat
Cherrolel
Plymouth
l u lab. Sis.
Than Wood reeled off a par
four, birdie three and n hinlle
four on the next three bales,
picking up three ahbt a* llogan
took two par fours and a bogio
six.
The Herxhey professional then
“bore down," getting two par
fours, g birdie at No. 15 on an
eight-foot putt, a P»r three on
the 16th, a birdie three on an
other eight-foot putt nt No. 17
and finishing with a par four at
the llnal green. Woods cant
showed fl?e pars and a blrdl*
on tha final i l l holes.
By taking down first money
of 01200 Hogan Increased hi*
long money earning lead thl* sotso over golf's blg-llms compel!tlve field.
•
Third place went to Dick
Mats, of Oak Park, 111, who won
this event a year ago with 27*.
than a record score. Mets, work
ing on opening rounds of 72-67,
todiy carded a 73 and a 67 for a
STB total.
Jim Farrier, the home course
pro, bed rounds of 74 and 6a
far a 204 total and fourth place, a
■hot ahead of Uio 285 turned In
by Lloyd Manarunl, of Mon
terey Pirk, Calif. Clayton Haafner, of Unvtlle, N. C.. and Mario
Gonialei, 18-yearu>M amateur
from Rio Pa Janlero, Draill, tied
at 2S6. Gonialai won low ama
teur bonon.
ply-
During tho first World W ar
there waa an acute shortage of
whrst because European pro
duction was knocked out and
America had to feed Ita allies.
In this w ar the world wheat
acreage greatly exceeds that af
the 1017 era. Canada, for Ip*
•tanee, la estimated to have
enough surplus wbaaf on hand,
about 640,000,000 bushels, to
rare for Its domestic, needs for
two y « an with enough left to
provide Its normal exports.
Whan the*wheat situation. ho*
rams critical during and after
World W ar I, wheat shot up to
mors than • | t t bushel and
farmtrs began breaking virgin
RADIO NEWS
Defense
WDBO *
Tonight's Programs
6:00 Baseball Scores ,
0:05 Supper Hour
0:15 Howard nml Shelton
0:20 UP News
6:30 Music In tho Air
7:00 Report fu Iha Nation
7 :30 Sports Reporter
7:35 Twilight Melodies
7:55 Rimer Davis anil the News
R:00 Forecast
0:00 Guy Lnmlartlo
0:50 IlloniHc
10:00 Kdwln 0. Hill
10:10 Bob Trout
I0:|5 Itonea Orrhestrn
10:30 Charles Hplvalc Orchestra
11:00 Linton Well*, now*
11:03 Khep Field* Orrhratra
11:30 Bunny llerrlgnn Orchestra
chilatra
11:55 I'reaa Nrwa
12:00 Hlgn Off
Tomorrow's Pro gram a
6:30 Morning Roundup
7:00 Nawi of Kurupo
7:13 Bretkfaat Umvltfcg
8:00 Ul> Newi
8:10 Program reaumo
8:15 Morning devotions
0:43 Mrlodie Momenta
8:45 Tune Time
0 :00 Diana Drew
0:06 Black and White Notes
0:16 Myrt and Marge
0:30 Marncl
TAVARE8, July 81, -(S p e- 0:35 Organovaltlea
rial) A cotton drat* ravu* atagad 0:48 Woman of Couragg
Laks county hom* demonitra- IOj OO Mary La* Taylor
women recently Uluatrated 10:16 UP Nana
16:30 At Hom* W ith'Sally II
fcow ■ttraatlvaly and lncip«|mltion* can ba dressed In cotton. 10:46 Dailona Beech Varieties
ra. Lucie K. Miller, bom* ogont,
(•pert* th at 41 women were pr*a- 11:00 Kata Smith Bpaaka
ent and 40 wore cotton dreaaea, 11:16 InUrmexxo for Strings
88 of whom had mad* their own. 11:30 Interlude
The Eustia club wan first 11:43 Our Gal Sunday
plot* In the nvua, while Tavares IIKM UP New*
waa first In the thrift draas llTlO Musical Interlude
class, consisting of dn*a*a mads 18)16 Jack Barth and His dang
12:30 Dance time
12:48 Road ol U fa v •'
(}. 1 cannot find tha word
“ilefengp" anywhere on the de
fense savings ‘ stamps I hava
bought A rt they m an ly postal
savings stamps, or d o u my mos
ey Invested In those stamps go
Into tho defense. ptegvamT
A. The money yon use to pur
chase these stomps goes definite
ly Into the defense program..Tbs
■tamps bear the worda “America
on Guard." which Indicates ,tba*
they are an Integral p art of iha
defense program.
Q.
A rt
deferable saving*
stamps registered, and a n they
transferable?
A. Defense savings steatpa a n
not registered and a n not trans
ferable. Howavar, they maF Ba
redeemad for cash at' post offices
or used to purtbMo Series R
defense savings bonds.
Note;—To »ttf defense t o il s
alley Felki
In TrmmltMn
Lake County Women
Hold Dress Revue
&
a
1:00 Young Dr. Mi lone
iiis te ’ t t
v.
1:45 Marry-gn-Round
2:00 Swing Beransd*
t i l l Sunny Malodle*
GINS - UQU0BS
ETTA KETT
A d vertisem en ts
W RU
FURNISHED
hom* between
a 1
_
WMUl
m m rn
karaky
(Iran
aiwaurrAitT
iim
that l i c i la. **J«l n i n M I M I lk day
bar
fin a l report aa *s*ratrl* o f 'I k o
• • t a t a air PRANK IXACHTZ. d*ran aad; th a t aka (Hod bar pafltlaa
for flo a t d ischarge, and that aha
Will apply t o . tha Udkorabl* IL
W . W A lu ; County Judge o f gaml a C a a a l y , FlarMa, aa tka It
day o f July .11(1, far -approval of
Same and lo r final dtackarga aa
M iu a U N a f tka aetata of FRANK
OOKRTB, deceased, on this I lfd
of AaguaL U lL and tkaroaflsr (U*
» |’U» -Oaf****. It a n r; aa by law
n w lfrt.
t v . '■ * - A V
n a Haaforif HarmU. • n*w*pa par pobllabad la m a la o la CWanlr.- FloHSa. la hereby a e s le a s le d aa
Iko nawapapar In whlcn tkla aallao
sh all bo publish** onaa aoab w aak
(or roar c o n w ra tlro w aoka
W ltnasa my hand add tk a ' of*
ftrtal aan I of aald Court, tklo Tlk
day o f July. A. P. 1»H.
.
> ROMS. Ju ly t t —W V - Ita
lian Foreign
Minister Ctaao’a
nrwapaprr. I f Taltgrafo a f L o f
hom, aaaartcd Sunday th a t Pres
Willson, regional dir*
<*»«l>
ident Roosevelt la plotting to
tho Farm Security A
TO
:
N
K
L
U
E
MAT
PAYNB
KXLHon, tharg’a no “win the war errata a wartarn front agafaut ■NT. Address U nkaoaa.
tha Asia In 8 pa hi an d . Portugal
with whoat" slogan now.
T o n are kereky earamandvd sad
required l e a p p e a r ' e a A sg a st I.
That’s because there la more
l
i
f t , fa thd > lll jot complaint filed
wheat la tha world today than
kw alaet y ea to tha circu it Coart
»i any time In hiatoyy. About
to and far gcm laalc Caaaty, Flor*
BS billion bushels era avail•da. by J. K Kalacy. tka asm s be
in g a sa lt for dlvsree.
ale.
T kla order sh a ll ha pahllshad
Tha pretont- American crop
ea c e a w eek far foar eopsecutlr*
la ona of-tho greatest on record
w aoka la The kaaford Herald, k
and la estimated at 000,080,0410
new spaper publishes' In Hsmlnola
of 1800 South American con C
aoaty. Florida.
bushels.
sa s my official rlgnatura
Even tha old dust bowl is cerns doing business with the andW llo
N ia y sn l o f amid Coart, at Ram.
Axis
Is
“an
a
c
t
o
f
belligerency."
y r""
JT » y . ..thanks to.'.WM.
ford, (lamlnpla
County, Florida,
u*uV>r. fkrumbfa weather conddiona, ■knd la contributing how*
rily to tha nation’s wheat sup*
Robinson, young New York
negro who has flattened 17 of
his 20 professional opponents,
rules a 2 to 1 favorite among
the betting boys during the last
week, but Angott, who lives In
Washington,-Pa., and fights out
of Louisville, Ky., has confident
ly aiaerted he la not risking a
title bout with Lew Jenkins
merely for pleasure.
••No one*has ever hurl An*
jtotC! explained the ch a m p io n »
manager,
Charlie Jones, ’ll" can
at each birdie
any lightweight around. CbMpetiMo »4 V
ha two golfers— beat
\
Bogan, then back Robinson’s no better than the -2ip P.&.A.
other*. If we ait around and wait fi»ice K»n w f \
for the Jenkins bout In Septem Hus is T*tp chut \
ber, Sam’ll go stole. Thl* -eemed YCaa tie acVaaJccpI
like a good money match .9 we p a s t 1U e H \nu>
took IL Those 2 to I odds
ColWD
•.. I
against my boy ars silly.
On the basis of advance sales
Promoter Herman Taylor
clnatffl * crowd of 20,000 in d i»
i m i gate of 640.000. J h e flgbt
w ill start at 0:00 P. M. <>-ST>
and Will be broadcast over » "•*
tIon-wide radio (NBC) hookup.
■ ■ B y l
Nolle* la
Lil l ia n
p.
iiBiufDoir-
Paputy Clark
Ceilfris Price Of
Cotton Increased
WARHINOTON; Ju ly *81 ' - r
M V-The Office of Price Admin
istrator flunday made * increases
ranging from ona to f o a r cants
a pound* In tha price calling of
various categories of cotton yam
and cloth.
*:
Many .protests had been ro
es hred by Congreaa fro m farm
representatlvaa and textile inter*
esta th at existing celling—(h«
maximum price at which the
products n u y ba sold— were too
ducts of which
there Is more
Immediate need. A. price floor
land wars planted la . w heat has b eet placed under the—t
This movement continued after producU a t principal mar!:;t*.
the war.
•
GIVES COCA .COLA STOCK
Government officials
WASHINGTON, July 81 —
that after the price- of
OP)— AV securities commission
___ __. ,
a
Aa n a r k Circuit C f« rt
u y i . i t w nnkk
IN THH C O U N T Y JUIXJW0
counT. in and ru n mkminOI.E COUNTY. .FMilUHA.
IN HR: EHTATB OF WILLIAM a
KOLSSR. D re ss sad.
N O T i c e o r intkntion “to
JiAKW APPLICATION
_
Foil
_r FIN
>
"AL DIBCII Alton.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCRUMI
N olle* Is herakr glran m a t I
h a v e filed my final rayart a* adm lnlstratrlv. of tka < «u t* of W il
lia m A Ndler, daeesrad; that I
hav* Died my petition far (Inal
dlaebarg*. and lh a l I w ill npply
lo tk* lfonorabl# n. V .
Ware,
County J a d g s of gamlnol* rminijr.
F lorida, on tha **r«a,l day of.
A u gu st If tt. (nr approval of lb*
a im * and fdr (Inal illaeharnA as
ad m inistratrix of Ik* ratals of
W illiam a
Ndler. drerat-d.
Tkla S ilk day o f Jan*. I’ ll.
|
—• •* •**•••••»
f
/.ih a nlalratrle of I t - Ha
u l * *>(• W illiam O. KdWr,
dtesasad.
dudes a a I s i p i i i l w s f
m is t report dlscloood Sunday that
Charles 11. Chandler of Atlanta
gava nway 185 shares of Coca
Cola common stock bi May. The
recipient waa not matin known. L
acreages
w an
abandoned!
drought occurred and th g soil,
unprotected by Ite sod covering,
began to blow.
The Resettlement Administra
tion waa created In 1000 to aid
the “dost bowlers" and the
Farm Security
Admlnlatrstlen
dual_bowl condition*.
Bfildan tha record enm -over
of world Whaat supplies. Wilson
says other reasons any wheat
production shouldn’t
ba
In
creased nnaeceaaar|ly
Include
these:
1. The farm program, with
IU star-normal, granary and
acreage
allotment
provisions,
place* ,obstacles In the path af
eaaecaaaary whaat expansion.
8. Thera la ae new land avaliable. Moeh of the land pnt
kite whaat during World W ar I
baa boon returned to liras lock
rang*, covered with grass and
governed by g ratin g associa
tion*
assure that Tt w tm
V .le
he
iaa to asaur*
gaV
turned to “cash crop” predutm. •
ORIZONTAL EJE
FRANK
8. The government to making
It attractlva far farmera to pro-
to
a l l it maV ooncktiwi
SEED BED TIME 1& HERE!
• H m bt
Afternoon Varieties
Organ Melodics
Burl. Ivaa
rS V M rf.
SRARCH FOR OFFICER
HONOLULU, Ja^r I I —t h
irty aaUon imd *40 sofdlsrs
arched kills aad caaaflalda
Products For Celery Beds: Root Knot
and dampoff chinch btqr control! Makes
finer, healthier plants alm ueh lesa coet
itr tyya of pump wkkh i l k 4 U n fa * Iwsl
amgxtn voluma of vratag bt Imp ywa u w
falta aa amnk lupply at Yantai t u b a m -
�- -f-vir*
• 'tVfc
Ranfnrd Is The Only Central
•*
Florida City Affording Kail, High***
And W ater i'ransportatlon
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAVEK
H A N FO R D ,
F L O R ID A ,
TUESDAY,
Great Britain
Loaned Nearly
Half-Billion
». «r
Lines Authorized
•Public And^Private
Firms Cfcn C o n
demn Property To
Gain Bigli^Of-Way
J^rst Number Out Of The Bowl
,o- *
22.
•
a
-4A7
S o v i et Insistence
Said To Be Broken
WASHINGTON. JuU- 22
—.‘ T V - The Hou*» today
completed coiufraaalonnl ac
tion on legislation to author
ise Interstate construction of
^p etro leu m pipelines.
i A compromise accepted by
the Senate yesterday was
agreed to b f the representa
tives.
• | Under the legislation, either
public or print* rompentee
could obtain rights-of-way by
•
Legion Plans Union
Patriotic Meeting
compromise
IT
TWICO
TOW ■ T
O '.'r 'T ”
•d raft property” hill under which
n$*WMlt -Roosevelt could requisi
tion private' property necessary
for.national defeat* and at fair
Blindfolded, S taff S ergt Robert W, ShockUton, of Tort Dix,
-sponsored by N. J., a (electee from New York City, draWe flret number from,
', Democrat, Ren the famed goldfish bowl used In the 1017 and 1940 drafta, and
te tho Houao. It
inton of tho War now for the 1041 draft, in Waihington, D. C. Tho flrat pu)nbci{
ropooal w h ic h waa 100.. Right, U L ieu t Col. Cbarlce R. Morris, of Elishbeth,
m S m Praahtari N. J. Drawing determined order. In which 780,000 American*, Ju«t
ted authority to
property when ho turned 91, shall be conscripted.'
tarta to add m v llmiUvak* vate, tho Bmato
0* amendment by Sona
ta. Republican, Vermont,
sli'T .sriS S i .“5
cloeo down a plant or a
pssssg*
esmo
after
To Volnnteer For British Service
Case Of Syrup Is
Given To Triplets
SUB receiving gift*, the San
ford negro triplet* of Warren
and Annabel lo Thornes, w«t* pre
sented -a eate of Karo syrup by
N. F.. McNnbb of Orlando, a
representative of tho syrup com
pany, Dr. a. It. 8 t o r n said this
morning.
Rilz Theater Plans
‘ Aluminum Matin*
0
this month—n rerly double the
H4U^4.J>2I in similar period last
year when th<- defrn-e program
w a s l in t starting.
Defence accounted for $6112,301,735 of the cost in !!• dnys, romp i r c d with
$105,:tlMi.:l«n
in a
■imilar period laat yrar.
Federal rpvrnunt in ID ilaya
were $207,3113.311, Iraving • $761,244.34H deficit.
Rising tn new record height*
every day a , a rraull of th e defenae
snving
cam paign,
the
federal debt era* It'd.JltD,0.13,107
•
.
_______ _
Dr. Stark* exprasn j 'the ap
preciation of tho family , to tho
company for tho donation. Though
he did not aay how long tho
firm would furnish syrup for
thee triplets, Mr. MeNabb ashed
that ho be contacted when the
case waa empty,-Dr. Starke said.
Defense Force Has
Practice Drilling
Painter Says Hitler
Would Encircle U. S
WASHINGTON. July 22
Georg* W. Uwl* end James F. UF)—
General John MeCuub •.
I'almer, retired, today told lb.Senate Military Commltle* It wihis opinion that Adolf little r, in
order
lo accomplish his aimijiu„t "conquer
must
or encircle the
United
....... J Stsies."
,
Testifying in support of legi,latlon tn retain selactee* and •>
serve* and National Guard»m< n
In army service beyond the msent on* year limit, I'almer. f"i
mer assistant chief of staff uu
Selectlv* Service call, but
accepted their class
wQI probably be changed
aa Mceasary men In the
program.
mu
w n o i i i n u i u n . a mi/ me*
(AT— Leon Hendcron, price ad
ministrator, urged In a letter :»
ISO leading baker* Monday th.it
they offset higher coats of wh> it
and other Ingredients by cut
I hrb
Boy Scouts To Corn Stalks 14 Feet High Afe
Grown On Muck Land Near Geneva
Scour City For
Olid Aluminum Bankers Hold Meet
W m of thu drive, ani.l today.
The Scout troop*, a t meet m g ,
laat night, decided to atnge the
nil-day drivu to o-*iat the Sem i
nole County llefenau Council.
Sturting uboul - .10
o'clock,
tbv drivo will continue through
out the day. Mr. Anderaon c l i
mate* Ihnl the Seoul* can t h o r
oughly c o w r the city in the time
alluted fur their -hare in the
campaign. Houaewiven will
be
ahked to give it use d pot, pan or
other a r tiilo m ade of aluminum.
Fifty - pound* of aluminum
were collciteil by the liny Seoul
troop In Longwnod la*l week,
and thi* waa t u r n e d over to the
Hanfurd h e adquarter* yeaterdny,
Mr. Anderaon announced. The
Lnngwood cam paign wn* held
under the direction of the I*m g.
wood Civic la-ague, of which
Mr*. D. It. G ra y i* aerretary.
Longwood'a 30 pound*, a* well
aa other alum inum rollyrted in
a recent drivu in Sunforil, will
bo placed In a r e n ta l receiving
bin to b<> s e t u p soon. Two
other bln* a re located downtown
to receive thu m etal also.
Governor Talmadgb
Place# are stlU open fo
^ Rain prevented members ef teera In th* call *1 Aug.
the Seminole County Defense
Hits Georgia Press
Ftece from holding their .reguting
their
operating
expen-*,
bte rifle pratrtlee . and outside
voluntary
ATLANTA, July 22 —<,17—
rather than by raielng tho pri- <» Governor
drill last night, but mnnual of
Talmndgo announced
, order drill and
Monday he would withhold extfpractice aiming war* held in
CUtiva new* from two Atlnnta
dallies unlets "they correct thele
attitude’' In ryganf to the recent
the technique of
hearing* fur two educators on
under the direct!
site wrapper*, redueiag selling charge* of adyocatlng racial cothe pereenActions tag# of stele
Tim governor declared in a
returns,
pram cxmfirvnce that the Atlan
Point* Out
ta Journal and the Atlanta Con
ition Ruling
Mayor La Guardia stitution had printed front-pagu
editorial* In their stories of tho
Seeks Third Term hearing.
Ha asserted the paper*
ragtsterad fqr the
were "willing to penalisa Geor
rvumker, 1949, are
NEW TORE. July M e —4 F I - gia In any way .to hit Talmadge."
"If t\e Constitution and tha
Mayor La Guardia announce.l
Journal don't correct tholr atthird U n a aa mayor but said Utuda I'm not going to give
* decision waa “contrary to them any new* bre*use they ar*
wrong and they ar* doing tha
r preference.''
in a radio addraaa .over *•*- •Ute of Georgia an Injustice,”
Ma WOE aad WNTO he de. tha governor said. "They hav#
uwd he \*d been formally re- gone bdjond th* pal# af decen*
mated to become a candidal*
> nua f orgaalxatlona Ineluding
a c lt/ Furion Farty but that
Percent Gasoline
i had net been offered tho
t Asked In Canada
ber Drive Opens
Orange .Festival
annual
t S I l I N G T O N . July J l,—
'
1MM
lr'»i* ||. Jones, Feder.
«! loan ad m in istrator today *
-iiM ht» Ka<| offered !o buy
»i»t strategic m aterial* w hich 1
m ight « a n t to
h i I hr* t m in i S ta te * to help
I« r the purchaser o f war aoppli.H hrrr.
I l f - a i«l hr did
not hnoar
m I i . ii
the drat
w aa likely,
ad d in g: "T h e U u m I i i m Hava a 1
e*mnI.
6
ORONTO, July 22 —<07—
adlan njotorists will b* asked
un-Ihe* fortnight In pledge
At Mayfair Hotel
AL IH'Q UE RQUK . N. M . July
2!, —1/17—Officer* at the Anuv'*
m-w *lr base cited Monday lh>t r c c n l of 10-yi-ar-uld Tech. Sst.
Gerald ('. Barbee a« th,-y commi nted on .the claim of
Tort
Bragg. N. C., to having the
yuungrot »ergeant in the Army.
•Storir* from Furt llm gg -old
I.run II. Seott, J r., IP,
K* r.
ida, I ji . was believed to lx- the
nation’* youngest serggynt.
llartM-r, whose home i* Alimuuctpn*, rnlisterl with thi- liUth
ordnaun- company on June H.
ID40, six d sy s a f te r hi* eightn-nth
birthday. On Fsb. 2, l u l l , a week
le<a than eight month* later, he
waa m ade first se r g e s n t of the
4t0th.
On May 29, before the end of
his first year of service, he was
Valsrd to rank of technlcul n-r-
Shipping Restricted
Through Canal
repairs.
Whether all shipping was af
fectad waa not ravealed, nor di<
Well** indicata how long. I
would taka to complete tho r«
pair*.
' _______
Prfesident Of Bank
Gets Time Mixed
gives to a 60 percent rePANAMA C m , July 22, ■ in gasoline consumption, (AT—Mayor H. 0 . . Fannin, presi
iv Oil Controller Blewart dent ef a bank bar* when not
Hoadsr. Pledge forma ar* busy at tha aRy hall, had hi*
-diitrlhutad to service ste- daylight oaring tlma proclama
all urovlnce* aad avery tion haskflr* a hit this momlne.
Promptly a t 9 A. M.. doyliuht
living Unto, hi* honor and other
i# sMcksr*
ta w -" '
asgbcted to
aa the vault
iat capital t«
*ii|»|»K .if cawh — goldh a t r n 'l
••Kfd for n
I •r e n t tiro s w oro ro p o rte tl
ra^itiK in th e h e a r t o f Moa. <nv . to d a y a f t e r Nuzi w ar*
pi.m sb
th o S o v ie t
• ■ipMU 'w i t h
th o u sa n d s o f
h A m v explosive inccnttfary
•stml.-* in a f iv o -iu id -Q g ^ u lf
h o u r -assau lt.
jH tt
Tin- Nazi* (Ifs c rib w ^ ^ B O
raid a s "one o f th e heaviest'
i art umI out by tho Herman at#
f »irv»*,"
ciimpurablu
with
lh#
l.uftw .iffv'i fiurcvot ulU cka i»n
Flltflatld.
On ll»n fighting
front,
U)»
t.i t m a n s mi *t r t c l
th at
N #t|
brv.ik through op«*rntiuiia "h*V#
t**li» the ,s.»virt fro n tie r defena#
m i.* tluMunrrrtvtl groups,1"
and
that *"uiuforiii Soviet Iciulerthlp
A bout lid banker-*, t. pi.-dt utmg buuk» in group f u . *.f I Its*
Florida
Hank. ii*
An**.
met at the Mayfair lloi»*| Sat
un lay afte rnoon fur a l.uniiu'**
nea^ion and dinner.
Jo h n I)u Barry of N m S m y r
na. t-hairmau of the group, pre
sided over the hum ie-4 ■rol"ll
at Which m a t t e r ^ " I interest to
bank* in t h u nection of Florida,
including
the
defence
hviul
campaign, were iIIk u m H .
Following the buninfM in. et
mg. n dinner w m given nt the
britel for me in hern
ami
their
vtivc*. E n tertainm ent win pro.
\ ide.l by t hftrlea Morn-on. who
led the gro u p Ringing, with
Elnw* llutehinon nt the
p»alo»
.Mr. Morriann lino pre w nted •»
n u n program d uring the dinm i.
youngest Sergeant
In Army Said H>
*
Russians Say Armied
Holding Fast In
Main War Theaters
i
1
9
A union patriotic meeting waa
planned last night hy the mem
ber* of the Camphcll-Losilng
American legion Post at their
regular meeting hrirf at the Le
gion Hut, J. C. » * w lck . poat
11ouso-To-House Canadjutant, *aid thi* morning.
Tho data of the uprrial meet*'
ing ia to be announced later but It \ VHS To Be Conduct
waa decided to Invite the clrlc
ed On Wednesday
club* of the city In nn effort to
t*rc*t them In the Sona of the
_ rgion end thp Iloy’« Stato, Mr. S.infonl lloy Scout*, about 13
»lioii^-. will scour the city WedTrawick explained.
*" George Weinstein, past dis to l.iy in n houao-to-hou,ii cuntrict commander, visited the \ •• for old nlumlniini nliieh will
post last night for the first timo I turned over to the govrrnsince ho moved to Ft. laiuder- m nt for u«o in it* defen*v pru•lu. lion, llurri* AiulerwMi, r h n i r dal*.
Casteel, both of Longwootl, left
Friday for Quebec where they
will attempt to Join the British
for*** to serve overseas, tho
draft board stated today.
Both of the men o n registered
for Selective Service, Mr. Cas
teel having registered on July I
Mr.Caateel expressed f
to driva an ambufciiM I
b u d while MrT Uwl*
would Uha to he stationer
riea with tlte'B rlU a font
Latest Raid Said To
Re Comparable To
F i e r e e s t Attackar.vMtt
Made On England
Soviet Amphibian Tanks Cross A River
Compromise O f .
Senate Accepted
•D ra ft Property Bill
Passed By Senate
With Some Revision
Member Associated Press
1941
Big Fires Reported In Moscow
From Nazi Incendiary Bombs
Government Spending
For Present Fiscal
Year About Double
^T^rat O f Last Year
W A SH IN G T O N ,July 21,
J ll.Y
n
nu
longer apparent”
lit'rniuiiy A mrntlun of
both
■’s to u t"
m U tuncv
and
horn" «tiunter altacka, h o w i l i f n
h i d t . n n i l toot Adolf UUtfrVUfr*
. i-iMii aiinn i nn- finding tho go«
itta* rough ugam.it tho ItuMlana*
F.S.C.W. President
Decision Rost polled
T AI.I.AII ASSF.K, Inly *1 —
Tlw Slat** Iboiiil ••( Kiluca•'•’i•
• ••
>>k >
e hi
mv
I
bin
Af
pol
fir
I
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2f»
luu
pr>
cm
I A]
JACKSONVILLE, J'dv
22. -
(,V) Tw o N a v y uic station flier*
{Kirin-huti-d ( 1 1 safety ye-terday
when their tra im u g piano w»nt
o ut o f control so d rroshed In
the middle o f n residential street
here.
Another Navy plane w»* dam
aged slightly when it turned tur
tle in a nearby ‘field n* the pi
lot landed to give assistance t»
tho others. None of the three
wa* Injurrd.
, „
Ensign M. E. lfuller and (*dot John llurtlvin wero the tw"
who balled nut. Their spinning
plane knockixl u light pole as
kew, damaged an automobile by
the roadside, plowed Into thr
puvsmcnt of the street and
bur«t into flame*.
American Operators
Get Danish Vessels
WASHINGTON, July M. -W 9
—S.-vcn Danish cargo *hl|>s atnuired under provlainna of thf
■hip requisition oat were altoeated
to American operator* In defena#
trade route* Momlny - by th*
Maritime Commission.
The Tania, *600 deadweight
ton*, and the Tunis, 2313 dead-
reporting th*
tryction of numeroua i i u b t h i .
Russian troop bodies, spoke af “•
big, destructive battle” to Um
sast of tha 8talJn Lin* foeUffa^Uons and repoatod th* fondllan
Soviet defense waa cruahttl
Tha Russians, they said, w
In similar case to that a |
French and British after
kUfioot Lin# m 4 b un t a m l
Juno, 1940. Rut a t th* ■
tlra# th* Germans made (h.gf
that they were not urodhtfa^ j
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O ff With Purse
A t A rlin g to n
Hogan Out To Cop
r e a r ' f a v o r it e
Chicago Golf Open
m m to take the feetore race*
*1 Arlington Perk that
tastared by Werten Wright's
Ceramet Fern stabl*. *eor*d
again Thorader wh«n Technician
galloped off with the Indoo poree.
D m fto*-y*ar-oM ion o f Into,
which couldn't win before Arling
ton opened, tamed In hi* eecond
victory In three etarte at the
current meeting when he came
kerne two length* In front o f Mr*.
KUtal Mare' OalUhclion, the 7-6
fheorlte. Mr*. L. B. Maichal’*
Chen* Trifle wa* beaten by a
no»« for the niict.
Under WI1M* Strlckler1. hanriUog, Technician wa* held Ju*t off
the pee* while II. A. I.uro’i
Booth-American bred Bamboromben ran oat In front. In the
teat sixteenth the Woolford en.
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You are hereby nollf|e d t h e t a
• ull for glvorre ha* he.ei brought
neln et you In the Clreult CeeM
for Hemfnole County, Florida. In
('hsnn ry, hy Bolomnn Konisfi Bna
y.,u era hereby ordered end
„ir,<l lo file with the Clerk of
Iho aald Court fo u r wrlttoo »P poarenc# Iperaonallf or by at
torney) In raid ault on lha flret
Monday In Haptamhar. t ill, being
Ihn let day of aald Month, and
thereafter to fllo with the enld
•Merit your written defenaea. If
any. In tha Hill of Complaint In
• aid eull at tha time prescribed
by law.
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OHDMIIBD
the! this order of publication
publtehod oneo a week for four
II) consecutive weeks In the San
ford Herald, a Narwepaper publlahad In Kemlnole County. Fler-
away, fie ran the aevm ftirlong*
In 1:23 and paid |7 for 12. Hamborombon, making hi* debut in
the United States, had a lot of
terly speed but tired entering tinstretch.
NEW YORK, Juiy IH. -l/ P )—
Directera of tha Louieville and
Neshvilla
railroad
Thursday
Voted a dividend of $3.25 u share
on the common stock which tompertd with a payment of $2 a
there in February. A year ago
the eompiny paid $2.75 ■ ahars.
The dividend 1* payable Aug 27
to holdtrs of rocord July 2H.
A F>Jo*rre <0 Wi»J . 4
'■fAis 'fw o i euddiaje o*-v ,
■TUt $ ^0,000 MAAtoUTbeliAli,
y .y t > x g A f.«e o y »le * it a1 -{j
Ileraln fall nor, or a drerao pro
ronfaaeo will b* anterad agelnat
ry o U 'U
UK t
.U SED CARS
TO USE ON YOUR
.VACATION
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5 0 Frees ;•
T * Select
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Sedan N e w .
you.
taw
w it m k h k my hand and the eeal
of the euld Court,
at Sanford,
riorlda, ibis tu b day of Jaly, A.
D. l*«L.
a P. HBlUfDON
A t Clerk of sold Court
Dy: A. M. W M X J
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1IS9 PontUg
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and dampoff chinch bug control! Makes ^
finer, hfialthier plants at much less cost.
Fee beet resaHs *ae ear FFURY . M O R S B _T A L L
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FEED & SEED STORE
SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
set W. F in e r
v n o *B axe
oH nicn os p e m u c a t i o k
T U B 'S T A T U . o r PtrORIDA. TO:
Hf-III.KIMKIl.MAYER, whose tael
known address ta 11
ItautaTard
•Up,holla. Nice. France: , .
Tou are hereby notified that a
• ull for dleorce hoe been brought
• aelnrt yon In tha CJrsalt Court
for Ctemtnnl* County, Florida, In
Chancery, by fRIberl* Wdoale Ki
le# Mayer, and you ■are hereby
ordered and require*! ta file with
ih# Clerk of the sold Court your
Written appearance (personally or
her of Commerce today asking
that more money bo made avail
able to the I’WA to meet the
•Mlatrvaaful" public works need*
of military urea*. Comrre** on
July I appropriated $150,000,000
for thla purpose.
“ It now apear* that Florida a
military area* cannot
receive
more than $5,000,000 of thla
fund," Harold Colee. executive
vice president of the State Cham
ber, declared, "wh.rsna $50,000,000 will be required to meet even
the priority needs of the stated
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school*, water work*, sewer* end
fablUhag ones a WMk to , tom.
sanitary facilities, water supply.
urgently demanded If health and
Increased hospital facilities,
reatlon mechanics, l tl access morale are to be maintained.
"State allocationa hav* not y*t
road* and *tre*U.
“ Army and navy establish- been made, of the 160 million*,
but with so many need* to hs
______of
menu, IPthem, are now pres
ent In Florida localltlea which, met It I* obvious that the ftxmla
for the most part, were sorely which ran h« mad* to Florida
pressed by the state's rapid popiu will be but a drop In lb* bockgt.”
lnlon Increase before these de
fense measures wen* found neces
tL L tO BROKE IF T H It
sary." Mr. Cole* added.
PWA officials are now holding
.
* * * * * U *
A
meetings In the state’* military
need*.
area* to determine these
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many of which were surveyed
M G O A fM -rrt
and certified to Washington from
six to eight months- ag*r - **peeislly acres* highways.
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"Nearly 100,000 men, thousand*
nf them with families, are sta
tioned In Florida's Army and
Navy posts,” continued'Mr. Colee. >
“ Moreover, thousand* of their re-1
latlvea are constantly visiting
thsm from nearly every state In
the Union. It la apparent that
the** people will bg* In Florida
for several year*, and our city
and county officials are keenly
aware o f tho public , need* so
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CHICAGO. Jn!y 18 — (ff)—
My: A. XL v n u
Dominic DIMsrgio. driving
In (U U U
three ran* with a homer a id tri
y o n ns o r w a o m a i a u i
Nolle* la hereby slyan that t,
ple, led the Bor ton Red Sox to a
si Master la
7 to 4 eletory over the White
Ike Kh d»r
So* Thnraday bight before 17^
. - _____ pursuant lo
.717 spectator*. Thornton Leo, a <t-rr,o nf fnr*elo«ure and sale
enter*,I In that
certain ruua*
big Chicago aonthpaw, failed to wherein
nears* E Mlark I* plain.
go nine Innlnga fo r tho firat IlfT and F, I* Boyd, *t *1. nr* da f*nd**ie. gyring Ik* legal hapra
time in 17 etarte thle aeaeon.
ef *«le In front of the Courthouaa
itor In Henford. Hemlnota Coeaty.
<ehootboy and one o f the early Florida, will of far tor aale end
la the hlsheat and bast blddar
favoritea.
•
. a*ll cash
the following d,«rrlb-0
Poll eliminated the last of far
propanr alteata, lying , M ba|n«
the Hawaiian d,|rg»Uon
Lo,.'“ •n lha tfttj of Hanford, Connip at
falenapa, 3 to 2. The Hawai Haminole, and Htste of Florid*,
te-wttf
ian wasn't np to
hla
IAlia II and t l of niaeh I,
game, taking a 89 for tho firat
Tlar 1 af lha Town of Hanford.
Florida, according to K R.
nine and being throe above par
TrafforWa map or Hanford.
nn the last eour*e when the eonFlorida recorded In I’tat It>ok
I. paeae l«.|« of -the public
teat ended.
record* of Seminole County.
Florida.
L E G A L N O T IC E S
Term* cash. Purchaser to pay for
■SS*£% 2!F. J&fc-Sb
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And Water Transportation
A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R
Eatabliahed In 1908
\ ffL U M E X X X I I
More Priority
For Needs Of
Navy Is Asked
,
S A N * OKU, F L O R ID A * S A T U R D A Y ,
Peanuts And Defense Stamps
Threat To ShipbuildV » rProsrron .Seen
' By Vinson, Chair
m a n O f Naval Body
Defense Called
Small Aid To
Rural Poverty
H alf Of FS A. Borrow
era A re Located
In South, F a r m
O f f i c i a l Asserts
Spending M ore
* Fundi Possible
Schedules Can’t Be
Met Without More
v - Money, Solon Says
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WASHINGTON. Jabr 19.
(A P ) — The United Stale*
■hipped aboard >11 plane*
ealaed at I40.741.U1 la Mar.
A a decline ait M craft aad $«.• l l U H la Tala* from April,
the Caaiaierra Department
resorted today.
The Department nn longer
diaeloaea the deatlnatlon of
e i parted pheneel bat prn••aan bly moat of then went
to Eaglaad.
WASHINGTON.
July 19
. —W V - Chairman Vinson
f o r the ftn t time In 80 yean, Steve Vassllakn* ha. a new
* (D-Ga,).of the Housa Naval product. Steve, who ha* been felling peanut. amt i—pcum at hia
- dbnunittto complained today
that although the country
regarded the Navy as Its
first line of defenso, “other
things'* are given prior call
m defense materials.
He added that despite the
widespread belief that the Navy
w «« expanding fast, hla commit
tee had found that achrduled
# t n could not be met without
■pending nn extra »88B.OOO.UOO.
Vlnaon aald ha feared a defin
ite threat to the Navy shlpbuildlag program unleaa priority ratInga warp changed to accelerate
the flow o f iuppliea to it.
• United
Staten
shlphu_____
ynrda wtQ complete and make
ready for «aa at leait 0,000,004
.land In front of the White Houae iinre the d*v. of Teddy linos*-velt, la new vending Defense Saving* Stamp- a. well lie i* -hown
inventing hit nut profit* with Charlotte Weikingt-r, Treasury House
salesgirl, getting atamp* end album* fur resale.
Sanford Will Colled Aluminum
For National Defense Program
To help remedy a temporary
•hortago of aluminum in defcn»c
production, Satifoi.l will join in
a nation-wide aluminum recovery
campaign, it was announced to
day by llarria An.lervon, who ha*
been placed in cnargo of
the
drive by J. L. Tt-gloy, chal-man
of
the
Seminole
County
Defense
TOKYO.
July ID.
r iS ,
Japan’* . new Jo*»lgo- »lnlat*ei £»4rK\ ,
Admiral
Toyoda.
hinted
•
broadlr
Uae.l aluminum ware will ho
h
thla year. Harry L. Hoi
In a utalament today that Japan collected from homes and bu«
‘
fit the U. S. lend
told interrlewere yea- may abrogaU her pact with Rua- n**ac*. Only those articles which
•ia and a foreign office oriran can bo spnrod, without making
warned In a sharp editorial that replacement* which might pro
(Tha recent
ac
in
Brltiah ahlpping loaae* have been Japan should Immedlataly take duce a secondary shortage
•t tha rat# of about 8,000,000 "forceful measures" to ward off some other material, aro being
a "throttling"
«ncircl«m*nt by requested, Mr. Anderson ex
Una a year.)
plained.
t E Hopkins, who laid ha would the United State*.
A t in n previous aluminum
These
warning*
earn* after the
bo hero a week or 10 day* to
’ survey tha entire problem of now itrongly militaristic cabinet drive In Sanford which fell short
American war supply to Brit- of Prince Konoye— In which Toy of It* quota, two central col
> aln, laid tha 1943 shipbuilding oda replaced Yosuks Mat*uoka lection points for the mctol will
figure would ha about 2,000,000 eho arranged Japin’* pact* with be set. up.
Ono o f these will bo In front
,Apoa better than that far the Russia and the Alla—had been
peak year of the World War Inauguarted last night at Ko of the Tost Office, and another
noye’* residence.
wil1 he In front c f thu Lenf-r I
pum a.
(Should Japan reconsider her •Ml-intic National Hank. Later, a
Ha made thaaa other stateth.rrf collection- bin may
oe
p«ct
with
Russia
and
set
It
aside,
menu about tha war roia of tha
she automatically would ha re plated down town.
United StaUa:
pealed from tha bonds which now
Ii addition, a ' hot.re-to-hncs*
Shipping:
Tha UnM Suteo will build graven! her from attaching 8U rar.vaaa will be InriDuted, clan*
for whfch will bu completed and
ilp P"to bring good* into
rh ship*
(In this connection, British stmunced later, Mr. Anderson
___JnlUd Kingdom and iflU ov
ary theater In the world whore quarters claimed yssUrday (o /ain.
No ona will p riftt from the
democracies are fighting Hitler." have heard that Adolf Hitler had
Merchant ships Dying the sent an SOS to Japan appealing aluminum collection, Mr. Andrr•
th
upon
for
an
Immediate
attack
rr-ri folntrd out. Mital collected
neriema flag are not ei
Russia In eaatern Siberia In ordar will be token over by tha govconovye U the United
to
weaken
Russia’*
defenae
of
the
emmert and will net bo turned
dom. but American-built
western frontlet.)
o*er to private romornlas f"r
wd*r foreign registry are.
Today’s framing against the their own nsc. In tne sample
Ships Dying the America* flag
8tetos"a9p*and. In the campaign In thla ccanty, subv. rceuld go U Iceland. (Hopkins de United
clined U dtscuaa whether trane- foreign office orjpsn, the Japan ■Ive Influence* started a series
of telephone calls tainting that
Ahlpmeat ai war supplies to Alth« collection plan war a “ rack
U#d Bifchuntncn In Icih id
et* In which many per
dealers.
protally waste
Prraldent h a a ^ ld ouJ
^ V S ^ T r i p
were profiting.
geode are going to arrive, and all
Georgs L. Burr, Jr., rascutivs
I can any m that we are |
secretary o f tha Florida Defense
Council, hnirwTtn8B"MF.*'Ar.dcr______________ nn is follows:
"The government la arranging
for sufficient aluminum produc
launched our vest
tion to meet defsns* needs. In
am o f airplane production,
Foreign Minister
Hints Japan May
End Soviet Pact
t
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JU LY
19.
Member Associated Press
1941
Germans Report Widening
Of Breach In Stalin Line;
Russians Make No
WASHINGTON, Jaly 19. —<&)
—C It. Baldwin, Farm Security
Administrator told a eongreo•ional committee today the na
tional defence program, with Ita
re-employment of
million*, haa
not yet made lubatantial inroad
into rural poverty.
Baldwin laid that while about
11 percent of all F8A borrower!
were rnneentreted In the sodth,
only about 10 percent of ell da
te ns,* contract* have been placed
there.
On the other hand, 45 percent
of *ueh contract* were *ald ta
have been plaeed In northeastern
*tate* where le*» than 3 percent
o f FSA needy rural families live.
George Meany. seers tsry-tran• nrrr of the American Federation
of Ijihnr, **irrted lait night that
only one twenty.fourth of 1 p*reent of defenae work time
born lo*t a* a reeult of
A. F. I. work atoppage.
"Taking all defenae work front
the <tart of the program," ha
«ai.l in a prepared addre** broadcaat by (fits, “ only one man-day
work ha* been Ioat by *n Ameri
can Federation of Labor atrik*
in every 2400 man-day* of work
performed.
Speaking In eonnactlon with oh*crvance of aid Brltiah labor week,
Meany raid that "the doom of
Adolf
Hitler
and the
Natl
acourg* I* sealed, it teem* to me,
b*-cou«e every week—In the mlnda
of the 5.000.000 member* of the
American Federation of Labor and
likewlie in the mind* o f the
overwhelming majority
of tha
Amerlean people—la aid Brltiah
tabor week."
Fight Against Nazis
Under ‘V* Is Sought
LONDON, —July \ 10,
The British propaganda service
Issued a call early today for
"mobilisation of Europe's tnvtal
ble millions” In Gsrman-occoplsd
territory Sunday to launch an un
dercover fight against the Ger
mans under tha secret sign of V
— for victory.
In a broadcast beamed to the
continent a BBC announcer Iden
tified merely aa "Colonel Britton'
declared the act of enlistment was
tw o -fo ld :_____ I------- —
"First, taka a vow oa Hunda/•
July 20. to contlnua faithfully
ly
this fight the host way you can
for youf country’s Independence
and honor and that of other na
tion* rnslavod by tha Osmans.
"Second, taka oVtry 'oppurtun
ity thla Sondav to demonstrate to
tha Germans tha mobilisation of
the "V " (for victory) army, by
putting V's on walls aad every
where you can and by baatlng out
tha V sound (throe dots and a
dash) whenever you gvt a chance.
Let V be splashed from ana end
of Europe to another.
Primitive calendars
month af 29 1-3
days.
OF tthe lo u r
Fay Day For OI’ M’s l)ollar-A-Ycar Men
Teachers la Sanford public
schools are taking advantage of
#•
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Nazis Thrust Within
230 Miles Of Mos
cow, Capital City,
Cross Dnestr River
Reserve Force Is
Massed By Soviet
t,000,000 R e p o r t e d
Prepared To Begin
. Counter-Offensive
Hv
4«*nrlnlf(l
t*9# *
Micron h»n be*n midr vulnrrahl. |i, th,- German »ffen*i*r fey the forcing of Smo
lensk. ntri military rommenlal-r-i * —ertrd tonight.
Oh-errrrs said Germany’n
rhief aim now would he to
pinch uff section* of the Red
\rm* sad destroy a* much
of It a* possible,
Edward R- Stettiniu*. J r, director o f
priorities In th# Office of Production Manage
ment, i* shown in hi* Ws»hlngton
quarters
handing out check* to some of the dollar-ayvsr member* of hi* executive staff. I’ ay day
brought th* defenso worker* »um* ranging
from a few cant* up to a ihdlar, depending
upon length of service. Left to right. It. J.
I.ynch, u»si«tarff tn Stettiniu*; Joseph Over|,„k. Dealer Kimball, Janie* O’Neill, Arthur
Will!Old,'. Hliiihwrll Smith and l>r. Hurry
linger*.
Minnie Holt, L ega l Notices
Sanford To Send Mrs.
65, Dies At Home For Botti Vole
Representative* Of
Daughter Here
A r « Published
To Fire College
Five Members Of De
partment Will (Jo
To School Again
Five members of lhi« Sanford
Flro Department will attend *es•ions of th* twelfth annual Flor
ida State Fir* College in Dnytona
Reach Monday through Friday of
next week, it was learned today.
Those who will go. are J. M.
Matthews, Jack Horner, f . T.
Kite*. J. C. Philips ami V. E.
Carroll. Each will attend one
day’s session of the fir* college
on hb day off.
Particular tmpha*i* thi* year
will be bid upon defense lire
irrvicu training. J. V. MarUtllan
of Coco*, coordinator, ha*v anThe State
l>rfen*e
Council haa urged every fire de
partment In the state to have a
representative at the school, con■klsnd one of tha outstanding of
it* kind In the South.
A New York fireman who re
cently visited Englsml to observe
methads o f Dghtlng bomb-slart«d tins »U I he one of th* in.
•tractors at th* college. A •pe
dal court* for defense fire ehlef*
and ethers responsible for the coItlS ttM M M Fas* T w o
Mr*. Minnie Holt, P5. died
Friday evening ut the home of
her daughter. Mm. II. II. Dunr*n, at 2HM8 Sanford Avenue.
Mr*. Holt ws* horn at Indcpcndenre, Kan*., on Oct. I. 1875. i
ami came to Florida in !U28.
She resided nt Minnenla, Lake
county, until the death of her
hushaml in 1931. She i* th- wi
dow of the lata J. S. L. Holt of
Mlnneola.
Survivor Include her daugh
ter. Mr*. II. II. Duncan, Sanford;
one grandson, Wilbur Hartman,
Camp Blanding; three brother*,
Karl (*. Sriltrr, Gainesville, John
C. Sn»rr. St. Louis, Mo., nml
Joe' Snsrr o f llollUter, Okla.,
and three sister*, Mr*. J. C. Itusaell of Sanford, Mr*.
W.
(I,
llryan of Houston. Tex., and
Mr*. Earl Wiles of Lamad, Kan*.
Funeral service* will he held
Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock
nt the Methodist Church, with
Ihn Rev. W. P. nuhrmxn offi
ciating. Burial will ba In the
family plot In
the
Minnrola
Cemetery, Minnsob.
—
Sanford School Teachers Relax
And Study During Summer Months
their thrse-month
NUMBER 271
" ' a t ethyD
c IndbnhaaRock*
Sanford
b«cn
at
Ucni by vleiUnr solnto of tator- K S t e ,■ Tampa, and will
est over the United State* and !»**• oooa Ifor a trip to North
the meantime scrap atumbiam.ta by (todying at ocb
la FlorUrge volume la requ'rej to pro- Ida, Oiirg fa aad <
T.
Mary K. Stone Is visitrant • sir* down In tha defenso W. Lawton, superintendsnt of n ^ s b U ra a In Brookfield, 111.
program. Aluminum so salvaged, publie ini traction, said today.
May B, Mnswell ha* been
after proper treatment, cap he
Ctb r
tha Trade end IndusO. r McKay Is spending I
usad for defense purposes, and
trii
Mel at Daytona Reach.
will also ha usad to free new
Clara Mtbch has also
aluminums for airplane* ”
C*Abx"‘ j'ohnson is Uking short b ccjstto ^ ln e Uto Trade and InF. H. LaCtardla. dlneto- af cruUea during tha sewaev aboard dustrial
School at Daytona
tha Offlea of Civilian Defer**. hb boat
Beat,
U directing thi e*mpn«g» nationlbnaan B. Morris b ft today
n!ty. It »* estimated that an enetgetlc drive throughout
. 1. 0 . . ,
cummer at Camp
S t e i,
Nickel b In Boone,
■ho b attending tha
Teachers ColUge.
neon b ettendState Teachten
a» Murrey. Ky.
lan b In Den
ch* b eight.
Draft Hoard Awaits
Order Number List
E. B. Carter, clerk of the Sem
inole County draft board, ssld
today tho national master list of
order numbers for tho»o
men
who have ju it r*gl»tcred should
arrive some time next weak. The
!<«* la belng published in W ash
ington amf will m distributed
through the state headquarter*
of th* draft system.
When the tilt o f order num
bers U received, the number*
will be stsignrd to the new draf
tees. It w llf he rubobly th* ond
o f tho month
tforo this work
la completed aad checked, Mr.
Carter said.
Because several hundred men
over the eg* o f 28 have received
temporary defermont under a bill
pending In Congress, It b ex
ported that many o f tha new
draftees will bo called Into sec
vie* as soon aa Iholr Question
naire* have been classified, th*
clerk stated.
C
Martins Return To
Capital O f Florida
_TALLAIM8SBB, Jjriy 19 —
Rogiatration Hooks
Opened At Office
Of W. J. Thigpen
I ON DON, (Sunday) July
20. — (AIM — Britain rlalmed
today it Irs.t a third of th*
Grrmsn rilies of Mrunster
and Aarhen hsre been deetroved nr seriously damaged
h) the R. A. F.
Tho Air Ministry reported
more than 120 raids had
been made nn Germany and
Nasl-hstd territory In the
pest few weeks.
"Gneelng’s hosst Is shat
tered. " The ministry said.
"Ik e promise made hy the
prime minister Is being ful
filled, and the Grrmsn peo
ple are beginning tn approrlst* that the war whlsh
they hoped to wage on ter
ritory other than their own
I* being brought to their
doorstep*."
.,
(le Aeseelnle* e-eeee
Rounding out the fourth
week of tha giant offensive
nguinst llusaiu the, German
High Command today re
ported the widening of tho
Smolensk breach in the Sta
lin Line facing Moscow.
The ItiiMflian*. perhaps sig
nificantly, omitted the usual ■*
claim that they were holding
Jj.gnl notice- calling a •p<-clal
rlcrtiun on Aug 19 »" *ppr»»e «r
disapprove a bill authorising the
Kcminuh- Cuunlv t’ommiaalnn tn
call a -i-run-l eleeti-m to »»••- “
hn-pital bund i'-ur nut to excce-l
$150.1118) *>€-re uhluhed in the
Saufurd Herald today.
All -lulv qualificil and rcgl*Irred freeholder* in the county their ground.
01 la- a l l o w d I o vote
While tho Nacl armored might
in the e l e c t i o n which will thus thrust within 230 miles o f
he held at the »ame p o l l i n g the Russian capital from
the
place* in the various election pre southwest and part of tho Unit
cinct* of the county which have ed States embassy left Moscow
hern established
fur general for Kaxan In tho Tartar Repub
lic, word came from Istanbul
election*.
lirgi -(ration brwik* arc n-iw that the Russian* aro holding 4,«
open at the office of W. -I. Thig- (100,000 men in reserve for tho
p!-n, supervisor of registration, defense of tho city.
where freeholder* may qualify to
The snorce of this report was
an Axis diplomat stationed
in
vole.
.
. . . .
A free holder I* defined in the Moscow until the outbreak of the
notice as ono “ who h*» an im war. He said this huge reserve
mediate beneflcbl ownership In- force is ready to roll against
terest, lrgal or equitable in the tho Germans In • carefully timed
title of a fee-simple estate In counter-offensive.
Tha Russians said the full
land.”
t .
At it* recent «c»*lon, the l.egi» fury of tho blits offensive I*
laturo approved nn act to *u roncentrsted In Smolensk and re
thorite the Board of County Com lated sectors.
missloner* of Seminole County to
Berlin announced tho crossing
Issue nml *ell hospital bond* not by German-Rumanbn troops of
to exceed $150,000, nml providing tho Dniester (Dnestr) River in
for the submbslon of the Issuance •arabia into tho Ukraine. Tkn
of thu le.mla la qualified fr«*»- an ad vatic* from Russian Boa.
holder*. the notice state*.
Germans also claimed an advance
I f the act b approvrd In tho on the northern front toward
Aug. 19 (lection, th* Commission Leningrad.
will have the authority to decide
A dispatch from Vichy said
the amount of bonds it will be the French had begun parley*
necessary to Issue, and tn rail with the British ovsr th* remov
“ i
another election to approve the al o f women and children from
Issuance of these bond*. The new French Homsllbnd, East Africa.
issue will b* In addition to pre This was* token as sn Indication
viously authorised bonds amount that Vichy had virtually given
ing to 170,000.00
up hope o f holding that outpost
Meanwhile, effort* aro being of the Empire against the A L
made to secure aid from the lied blockade.
PWA In building the hospital
Tho left wing o f a German
through a grant of 1150,000. The thrust moving In a great are on,
project waa presented yesterday Moscow t)aa reached • point 75
to PW A Engineer W. C. Tome mile* northeast o f Polotsk, ~
by City and County offlcb b at a center o f earlier fighting, Mt
meeting at the City llall.
cow acknowledged early
today ti M
PWA fumb are expected to be white th* N atb themselves were
allocated primarily
to areaa claiming a sharp continuing ad
whose facilities are crowded be vance at the Red canter.
cause of defense development In
This disclosure waa mads by
their vicinity. It haa beeg pointed tha Soviet command in an early
"on that
out In thb connection
morning communique reporting
hospital will be .tvtn more ur violent battle* In th* region of
gently needed should tha new svel beyond Polotsk aa Well aa
Municipal Airport be expanded i the Smolensk vicinity, en the
by th* government, or shonld an direct root* to Moscow itself and
air training school
located )n th. Ptkov-Perkhov area b*.
C
boro.
fere Leningrad.
Th* Red war bulletin said
plainly that tha loaae* of the
Russian defenders, as wall aa
those o f the Nasla, were grant.
Too, for the ftn t Urn* In day*,
the S ................................
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m rjtr told ■
p o R *tw *s v r
the purpose of further’ authorizing the Cammlsalon ta Is
sue f 160,000 worth of County bonds with which to build
the hospital *•
' ,H la important that this distinction be, kept firmly
In ’mind b /zlh a public, fh e Auguct 19 ajiicifon cannot
go to the p
tako It aa a
Ueltind the
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ASSURANCE
the Ihoepltm
hanging fin
ULTIor
r io u t R dU SN U S
SHOULD
GIVB
YOU'COURAGE: Be srong and
let your heart taka courage, all
ye -Ask bop# hi the Lord.—
from t
LOANS
luaaian :division
id been capto reft
15 \V. Cwnlrttl AtfhUb.
Sanford Teachers
IF YOUR TA STE DEMANDS
gpend Vacations
In Various Cities
it iA.Y
a
Directors
7DC a Zed fit.
It/ ne CSS
MODERN
FINANCE CO.
tfheira
still a
in
Funeral
Leans Made on Signatora.
Co-Makcra:
Automobile—
I urnllurr. ScvcCal Repay•
ment Fiona.
n f the bahUKfe
jeeh voted and
OF
AndersonGriffith
TKr Itnutln lines.
The account of the German
command, (long with leu official
reports from' other Nail source*.
Indicated that while the idvinvrd
German thrust at the Red confer
was somewhere in the vicinitv
W Smolensk there wes a wl’d
Indication
* £ 3 8
n iffs , vyw u r g w , tq u a s
rommitUr
U. 8. army lira about el(ht dr
nine yean.
cow— aeggv.ted perhaps ths moat
critical Soviet position yrt to
(tertian.
Smolensk Itielf. the Natl high
command declared for the first
lima, was engulfed and overrun
Wednesday in a continuing ad
vance now stated to be operat
ing at as apparently ronaiderable
distant* to the east of Ihs town
which is only 2.10 miles short
of Urn Soviet capital.
• This, bat one o f a series of
spectacular cureess claimed fur
the German offensive*, was met
by the Soviet command in Its
Cay communique only with the
general assertion
that
white
righting was heavy everywhere
Ujr vtr>
po*CIBfy Increase the County's debt, authorize any bond
sale, og build the hesrpltal. It simply fives the Commission
the. power ta hold another election to sea If the freeholder*
are willing to band themselves far the construction of a
hospital. A M ta affwt It is aialhi? a test of public opinion
on thU all important question.
ir an overwhelming Majority vote to give to the
Commission the power to ftth r hopd ejection, It will again
tx* certain proof that ,1b# jpubUc Is Whofcheartc4ly l*pJod
this hospital project, as hha already been shown again and
again in previous elections. But If a spirit of apathy Is
permitted to develop. It a majority of those voting ahould
H ot e
worker migration that
many Reports It•tudytog
« u “ more essential now than
enin£ Breach oeialn " m tborlty.make progress in %9
S ta lin Line Homing pigeons used by t'.io
'MILITARY WTOPtNy
Although Hie situation ifith regard to tl
t ounty hospital Is pretty nsticb confused at j
County CotnmUaloners have set the date or Au
the holding o{ a special elect tan ha which tha
may authorize the CymaUsafch to call Mather
W & SB E l
SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1941
.
SAlffDRD HRRALD, BAR FORD F U M B l ’
Election
Another
~
i -rr> '
(C m i Ih i I rr»m !*»«► «»■•»
pert o f her vacation at Daytona
Beech.
« Mlae Emma Owen la" attendTn» the Unlverilty of Florida*!
tamer school.
Mint Frances Morrow Is vl»itIpg In Tarboro, N. C.
Mias Ernestine Wrstphil la In
Oak Grove, Mich.
Mrs. Velma Mitchell It spend
ing her vacation at points In
ieorgia.
Mrs. Elisabeth Mason also Is
lalttng In Georgia.
Mlae Catherine White Is at the
Episcopal Camn on Trout Lake
|neat Avon Park.
u Irene W att ha* gone to
Dakota end
Minnesota,
[th ere the will epend her raca'Jon.
fissure of tho mortar
traced the Uttar* with hli
►d hand.
away th* pile o f dirt Of its own b on d!, p u t nil th ro e o f these eventualities de
pend to • t a r iff degree, w e believe, upon th e jneaaura o f
- (her*, half borled
public a u p p b ff th e hospltyl p roject receW te.
n most
» atlll
remained—t>g
Bo y cnmpnton ihould be th orou gh ly organized and
M *
u su bstantial e f fo r t made to g e t aa m any people as possi
a long-*lnro unmarked,
ble to the polla on A u gu at ID. W p h ave bo doubt aa to htiW
ord liv id on.
............
i m j - I "hall riseaagain,' th ey w ill v o te I f th e y w ill take tha trouble to go to th e
poll*.
,
•
to the pnnltd workman,
•hook his head. *
And -tho marble laid careeslag
Sanford Tp Send-■
Representatives
To Fire Colley
•CaalSaaeg Warn Page t o l l
ordination and expedition* us* <
• d l'S r .& S L & tft
**WVt tot K where the SouttaiU
d school.
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Orlando
TIIE BEST IN
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
BE SURE TO VISIT
N I C K 'S
Package Store
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And^M«rnrfll*t' 1 remain etotm- the ‘diaaatera o f th e ' I
la llf firmly In the eld cathedral a f a i t d riv in g meto:
la w o r n than t f M , l
y ie pheli* letter* ‘n**th an old,
s Mxatt end
a
*
home,
rt“
aURSRbXQVSfi
Cnallih
"
' aa th e ir apeediea but m ore alert cb
“ D elaw are sta te police h a v * »
aaelnmore the Unltfyoore E ven in g Bu b . “ T I mc
TwHwerth* 'and *lu r* of tha
Tkeftjm atpll but temper Eng.
block the normal and raaiM ^hti
Atpmake her hMtaye more veil v v fc n #n q fllc e r « e a
aaeCS grand,
TMe la the Uet-the
g -'a to y « f t
Empire'*
w w i.
fawning heun
^ S Q J F '-'Z Z
«•—sad
oft—0
^nqjt'oTUY
I© ® !
u
tpakera and
f f i& A M E L
ovvr It or*com ing
or earth.
0 rubjecto to bo
(1J forffhle entry
nd first aid praette.
r and reaeua practicpope, knot* and
bo** prafttoex, In1 • lamentary flro
:tlec»| U > salvage
i) and vMtltotlon
k flr# fighting tad*
duties and mponU m»d« for th*
U J * Carl Hoff Orchestra
IMS Free* Nows
2 oo .Riga O ff
In.
Bulldsrs—
quM B m ux
U ^M AG KO LJM ^AJ^
long, impatient queuea. U«w
efrtvan \t d v ^ « v H
d eep er*
Last TlraeaToday
Double PrpfirTam
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tat' hauM oa Ja tkeae
victim o f th v znall’a
gewspepsr*
|U*y# movtmtni
r t-e a t r f Wucs
toe dfvtokin c
trial education. I
collision
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T H K 9 A H P 0 K D H K JLA IU . KANrOTTO FT,OKTTU
man, have gone to JacksonviUo
to vieit for a week with friends.
A n d Personal Activities
B E A L , Society Editor
Telephcna
----------------!Mrs. Harry Hansen
Calendar I,onorvd_At supper
I4M
Telephone Employes Forts Give Supper
Have Picnic, Dance Following Rehearsal
Sir. and Mrs. W. F. Bryan and
daughter, Betty, have returned
Th« fV n tril Florida District
from Hendersonville, N. C., where o f the Southern Bell Telephone
they apent a week's vacation.
Company enjoyed » picnic ^upintl
e
rso nal.
PARE TTTRER
dance
m
IM r
Sitlt*
Sir. and Mrs. Herman Morris K k in OrUntlo ln-*t cveninc.
end «nn» left this morning for
Thowe- from Snnford enjoying
Lmiisvillr, Ky., to ipend a two the outing* were: Mrs. A. L.
weeks’ vacation.
Gunter, Mrs.
Berta
Breeden,
IL'nnrin? h• r pi t. r Mr* llarry Han -I'U, ••f Ft. iLuuili‘1
•
MONDAY
r«fa!e,
Stiss Dorothy Hull of Oakland
Mir% W F (lisrm r » as ho *’.t*aa
The Daughters of tne AmrrU ki' t •*v«is visiting with her cousin, Mias
mug Ut II fin• .1
ch u km Slary Ellen Duggar.
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thirken
•an Revolution will i t * for tho , U|M,vr al hl.r ho|1|
i. I’ .lm.'tti) |
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Red Oroaa In the Woman'* Club Av. ntit*.
I Sir. and Mrs. R. U. Hutchison
from 9:30 A. M. until nom, un-| l 'Mowing Mipt.r. Iiri.lgv g;imon and son, Joe Boyce, have re
Atr the sponsorship of Mrs. C " , ri* •*nj«»\pi| an i c«er» «l mov- turned from Virginia where they
lT Dawson.
bjc«»irr* "hi. h m re malle spent a few weeks with relatives.
Ths prorram meeting of the ',
r,,,,r,? w,*M'ling " f Mi anti
Miss Aline Anderson has ar
W. M. U. of tho First llapG.’. Ir’‘
won- .h,.«n. „»
1
Churth will meet at 3:30 V II * ' ' '
•»- rived from Chattanooga, Tenn.,
to
visit with her sister, Mrs. Roy
I
at the churth. Circle Four »
Ho,l> * ... '• H * .
nrr.cnt the topic, “ An U r*... .. 1h" ''’
w. r."
Mm . It. Wright, Sr., and family.
Woepel Adequete for tho Cl....
‘
h" n1“ r. Mr and
Mrs . W-: -IZ j V *JSa has returned
In. Orient,'’ Mrs. S lu m s Urvi*.
• r.eh».U. .Mr. ami Mrs. . Ur*..W
W .f
- V-ugh.on V.tkHM.' J f».- a n r tW .s r * . * .
.rU.Uh. « C i . > i t l k «
J - - J C S J V t K prwgTam’'
' I*'L
. Uoy Kerf, .pent the fpast week with relaPersonal
pTraonal Workcra Group v. I M"
" K \,cNwh‘
r\ "
¥ “ Tt*M .."""'''V
il.smliy,. Mrs.
J
‘‘ r- Mrs.
V.r\ II. M
Mrs.
meet at 3:00
3:00 P.
P. SI.
St. in the I tia.n.T,
I
....fine
Ileal,
Sir.
Pit
I’uUrr-in,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn-E. McKay
f , L. Class Room.
Sunbeams, Jr. G. A.'a and Jr. M i " U.tty Sue Hnt.'her, Mir inin have left for Cloudland, Gs.,
llnleher.
J.iye
ll.rrh.-r.
(toy
where
they will spend their va
R,
A.'s will meet during the
Echols, Prank Kelly. Arthur Hat- cation.
program mretlng.
. •her. Jr.. Huger Gnrmr. It., hsir.l
There will be « combined busi
p.
Mrs. II. II.
Newman
and
ness and Inspirational meeting ( McNah and Mr and Mrs.
dnughtrr. Miss Marjorie NewOhe Woman’s Autilin ry of the Garner.
Thretbyterlnn Church nt 1 :n I’
M.
Tne Prayer Bsndwill meet
at
3:00 o’clock.
The
Dfpriviflbli!
~
lable ri;ii< of thi
Methodist Churth will fm*ft at
the home of Mr«. E A Umdon.
( , f interest
t» their
friends
• e r g , with Mm . I,. !!• rke v.eele here is the an n."inren.ent of the
M co-homless, at 8:00 P M
i engagement of 111.a Helen Glenn
The Y. W . A. of the Fir<t Bsp- j M -rryilay of Madison to John
tlat Church will have » i.im .'.l Henry llintermi.ter, Jr., of Sundish supper ot the home n[ Mi.a f,,rd. The account taken from
Elisabeth
Pippin
and
.M. « 'he Sladisnn
Enterprise-RecordG lad y s Pippin on West First !cr follows:
“ trret.
j
“ Mrs. Henry Crill Merry.lay
M n I*. T Sheppard, Miss Th«lFriends of (’•race Marie Btbie- m» Turner. .Miss Theo Vickery,
ripher will be glad to learn tint lilts Helen
Lee,
Mitt
StelU
she is able to be out again fal Songer and Miss M «ry Williams.
lowing » recent Illness.
Mrs. E. J. Amsnn and non,
Jackie, have gone
to
Burly,
Wise., to visit with relativta for
several weeks.
home on Oak Avenue. Mrs. Craw
ford and grandson, Carl Willlatns, Jr., retumnl home with
ihtni to be their guests for a
ftw day*.
Mrs.
Alvin
Beecher
shit
Mr* Bi. K. Haley has arrived
daughters, Sally and Mary Ann,
of Jacksonville have been the V “®rn lakelan d to be with her
Mater,
Mr*. W
S. Thornton.
guests this week of Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Newman.
v
• f.tm f.i ' At 't i n . Carl! Baer-1
pard will ragrat to laarn that
she has entered tha
Atlantia
Coastline Hospital In Wayeroea,
Gs. where sha will undargo an
operation.
llr.
hiv#
and
Mrs.
moved
K.
from
M.
the
stamps at any time.
Note.- To buy defense bondfl
ami stamps, go to the nearest
post o ffice or hank, or write to
•he T reasu rer of
the
United
Q. If I have
Mr. ami Mr*. W R. Fort were
States, Washington. I). C., for
saving* bonds.
host* last Saturday evening at
bond of in order form.
I ohbuffet aupper honoring Mias Alice large dcnominat i
Met Hone and Herman Close fol- tain part of my nmm y should I
lo sin g the rehemal of their wetl- need It, and l«\»v» |..»r m\««te«l?
•ling which wa* an
event of * A. Yes. For example, a Seri* *
Snmlay afternoon
K bond may he I'dieim -d mi de- •
Tha living room and porch of mand at any tint* after »*t» •!;»>* 1
the home were decorated with from date »»f i - m . piv.ilde nt
quantities of pink roaes, gerheras | it* cash redemptn* • I port pay
'Afler Customer*
nml sinniai, emphasising * color j ment m |uirt. the ••m...n.|.r will
theme of pink and whit*.
| h# rcisaued and t II In ..f
the
Those present were: Miss M c-j date of the original bond
(•lone, .Mr. Close, Mr. and Mrs ;
Q
('an I p *
n\
d e frn «r
J M. Stineclpher, Dr. ant! Mrs i stampx money hark,
i I sud*,
K P Brownlee. Mr and Mrs T tlenly need It *
J McGlone, Mrs S. F Verna y,
A. Yes. O w mr mav »e*Uviu
Mr. and
Mrs
iMnakl Mcl*ean,!
Mrs A B M cl^an
of Bartow, I
Mrs. T A. Kcklea, Mias M argar ;
et Kader, Ralph Fchles, Harry
Itrnwnree, Carl Close, of
Ijikeport, and Mr. and Mra Fort.
REGULAR BLOOD
iHOUNDS
SfU
Our Want Ads
V-V-V-V-V-Y
Swaim
Him-. M U . FAHSEr- -
>*»rk
Apartment* and are now residing
at 119 W eal Twenty-thinl Street.
Frien<la of Mrs W . S. Tht»rn
tOB will he glad fo learn that
ik t haa been removed from the
Mr. ami Mrs. John Crawford Ftm ahl-I^ughton Memorial llo«
have returned to thatr home la ||UI to her home on West First
Tsmpa after visiting with M r., Street ami is now permitted to
and Mrs. J. B. Crawford at their aee visitors
Defense Bond Quiz
lliindle-* fur Britain
Ylclnry
Whi te
I l.-phsnl Sale at Martin's l'ajht Store,
ill !.. 2ml St., July 211Jv>July .list.
—
W A S H IN G T O N , July l » — GO
Thr lluus* p a .s r j on a voir*
vntr anil s«nt to
tha
S rn ata'
Thuriulay Irgi.lation
to author
in- a f.'iHA,000,000 program of ail-litional shipbuilding, ship rapair
and naval ortlnanra farilitira
VII tho«e sighing to rontrihute Whi t e
I I* iiIiam U In Ibis fa m r , plca«e commomrate «ith Mrs. \. W hum at 217
W 1'MH St . I'hone 7*»H.
Mr. Hintcrmistcr To
Marry Madison Girl
TUESDAY
announces
tho
engagement
A-Towerinir Pillar
of
strength and Pruirrlioii
The W om en’s Auxiliary of the j her daughter, Helen (ilenn to
Episcopal Church, under
the John
Henry
llintermlster, Jr.,
sponsorship of Mrs. St. Ch r « f Sanford, Florida.
White, Will rrvi fo r tin* lied | "M iss Merryday Is one of M sd.
•rocs Ip the W om an’s f'lul. front! (son’s most charming young la2:30 P. M. until 6:30 P. M. dies. She was graduated front
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l the Florida State College fur
W EDNESDAY
1Women in
Tallahassee
where
The W o m a n s Club will
she was a member of the Kapsor the sewing session at the I pa „ ,| ,a , nrnrity. p-lir , hc
j l u b from 2:30 I . M. until • * t w n years she has been traching
M. with Miss Irene Hinton ||„ fjaina-wville.
In charge.
„
I “ Mr. Hintcrmistcr is the son
THURSDAY
Inf Mr. and Mrs. John Henry
The Wom an’s Misslimnry 1 nion uintermister o f Sanford, lie is
of the P in t Baptist Church, un
graduate of the Univeraily of
der the sponsorship nf Mrs. W. Florida anil a member of the Pi
• R . Kadrr, will sew for the lied Kappa Alpha fraternity."
•Cross at the Woman's Club be
ginning at 0:30 A. M.
Q JJLF L I F E is th T *u lttm a te ^ th c id ea l, in th e desires o f S o u th ern Husuu-xx I cadcr*
_
and
Leaders o f th e
S o u th
th a t
bq^aiitial, secure a n d p ro g rta a iv e
B u ild e r s
h a v e - f o £ h a l f a c e n tu r y n \vi>in n c.l .iwd w o r k e d
fo r .«
i n g u r a n c c c ^ p a n v J t ^ t u d ^ i t t l o | v i;»tc d in the S o u th ,
S o u th e rn businesa m en .*
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the GULF LIFE o f Totlaf!
Anita Richards Wed
To George Scruggs
FRIDAY
The Central
Circle
of the
Sanford Garden Club will sew
^ o r the Red Cross at the WoMina Anita Richnnla, Haughbr
Knan'i Club beginning nt 0:30
of Mr. ami Mra. J. R. Rh-hanM.
A . M.
brrame tho bride
of
Grorgo
llowartl Scruggs Thursday rvanIrikf At tha bury. of.JuJK4 .lt. Ut
Ware, who parformni tha cere
mony In the prrsmeo of Mrs.
W ire and Mrs. Grrtruda Gilbert.
Tho young eouplo plan
to
IAPPY BIRTHDAY
mnko their homo In tho Hughes
Apartmanta on Magnolia Avenue.
SATURDAY
v
lira. Ralph Strw srt '
Mrs. Robert Hvuilon
N. C. Mine/
SUNDAY
Philip M. Vkkery *
Thek#n; igvmtnt o f Miss MarIan Ellxal__ _______
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aril Lhrlngston Glllcsplo. ton of
Mr. and Mra. R. L. Gllloapla nf
Ashiiville. N. C., la being an
nounced by her mother. Mra. Mabio EftrMga o f 210 W. 18th St.
Miaa Estridge attended
tho
Sanford schools and Btataon Uni
versity a f DeLand where I sha
was a member e f PI Beta Phi
•oclal sorority. She haa been con
nected for tho past several years
with tha District office o f tha
Federal Land Bank of Colombia,
H. C-, which le located In San
ford.
Mr. 0 Bleeplo received hie ear
.‘ tad Mrs. Orman * . Ward ly education In tho Asheville
ioca th* birth o f a son this schools end was graduated from
t| at Cameron City. Tha ReDIne College In Winter Park
has boon named Alexander In 1030 where ha was a member
o f lam da Chi Alpha social fra
ternlty. He haa been a member
o f the Seminole High School fa
CARD OP THANKS 6
culty tad touching staff fo r tha
Wo wish to taka this mat
Glllraplo
the goalMelbourne
Marian Estridge To
Wed Rick Gillespie
NEW ARRIVALS
•*» Mra. Lillie Corwin.
Mr. Aiut Mra. W. B. Raliwo
r. ami Mra. W. T. WhlteWod
r. and Mrs. Clark O. Cnrwln
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F A C T S 'a n d
F I G U R E S - Excerpts from the reports*
o f the Insurance Examiners o f the States o f Florida and Georgia, just released
after a thorough, periodic examination are here proudly presented.
as o f December 31, 1940, shows the
Company to be in a strong financial
condition."
"T h e policyholders receive fair and
equitable treatment in all claim set-1 !
elements and a ll legitim ate claim *
r are paid promptly."
,
S TA TE O F F L O R ID A
IMfUNAMCI DCfMTMCMT
Miaff'Dorothy Rtinge
Is Hostess To Club
T A U A H A lM I
(lar* Your Clocks Ami
Watches Repaired By
Om
"In granting extra lx:ncfit.s the Com
pany indicates its dislike to take
advantage of forfeitures which is
commendable."
"T h e statement o f assets and liabilities
Who Ktally
Knows Bow
BRIGGS
"T h e mortgage loan account w as in
excellent condition w ith very fe w
items in arrears. T h e m ortgagors
have received fair and liberal treat
ment."
"T h e bond account was found to be in
excellent condition. Based upon the
valuation book o f the National C on
vention o f Insurance Commissioners
as of December 31, 1940, the value o f
the Company’s bonds was $221;314
in excess o f the v a lu e s th a t th e
Company used;"
This is the G U L F L I F E
of Today!
1M MAGNOLIA
P r u k lc n t
You a re invited an d urged to jo in
our g r e a t a n d grou tin g f a m i l y !
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SATURDAY, JULY I f , I f f !
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Coy*. E. R. Owon
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Indoetod ao on honorary thltf of
fho Blaekfoot trlbo o f Indian* at the
Calgary, Canada, annual itampedc,
Copt E. R. Owtn of tha Royal
Canadian Air Fojte la ahown la
chUftaln’a haadffeaV ’*Th*U’*t*m"
Ooda, "world aarUarf tha rodeo*,was
by ISO.000
waa wltnaaaad b*
UOikM noraona.
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M u h N lC A t W t m w Iiai*
to of • Oomaa piano brought down bahlnd tha baltlo lints on Soviet terriI hundrada of Natl planes navi bean ihat down in tbo Barca fighting on tha
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Bobby Gallachor. 18-yrar^M East
Blda boy, mambar of tha Hadiaon
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returned the rtalt of a South Amerlif the Hotel How Yorker, octne of
tha Anal*. Reward for victory la
Iraa trip to Newfoundland with th*
*'*" Alien lie Othlnar flect.-
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mono Aght
light with geeturao,
ganturoo, Canada*
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Reflghtlng a famous
greatest air Asa fc»
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i t , Wing
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tha
Wing Commander
Commander Erne
Ernaat ______
MaN.b,. ______
D.F.O,
gtra.
American and Canadian editor* a Bret hand daaerlptlon of th* Bottle
of Britain. Ha h hack to train Canada's fledgling*. With MeNab
(elockwlre) are: H. A. M itUnntn, Hamilton, Ont.; Kenneth Olson.
Dean of Sledill School of Journallam, Northwretarn University, Evan-
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after both enllitlagln Ruaala'a Popular Voluntoar Fore#, aaya Moscow, p H
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which flaahed thla piatora by radio to Naw Yack,. -------- H
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IF second prise In competition for notional defense posters
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, Counell, B. S. Fong reports tw Haw
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JULY 19. 19U
TTTE SANFOIID ITERALI). SANFORD. FLORIDA
j§t.- Augustine's Saints Win Over
Orlando Nationals By 3*2 Scare
.FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
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(Spe
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nf the Florida State l a - a g u e il eg ra te d
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Bob Feller Halts
Yankees To Take
His 19th Victory
Aufwstiar. 3 Orlando, 2
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By Jack Sorcl
NEVER BETTER
I
O LD NEW 'iORK YAN K C &
p i f t t i e R s -Ti l l A r m s ’
c t A K i.o e P F fc c r w e A io s s
Kri
CLEVELAND. Julv 19 —(Ah
night in ,13 innings.
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— Rapid Ibib.-rt Feller ■ i v e i l 1
I t twas
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Indiana
of the
M a s o n in the F l o r a l * Staid
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ind Swindell both
League,
ague. Kane
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with th» rrd-hot,
went
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Vank.es Friday.
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mound. Score by innings:
n I.
With th" gloom favoring hi*
GBt. Augustin
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fanned nine |
009 000 200 000 1—3
11 i|
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LRKSBOilG, July,
Hi. — |Spc
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i>oti tided out 12
hit)
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three
Leesburg
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Florida Show (Jain I Far To Lead Open
Lee:burg
121 200 000 0 7 4!
T A L L A H A S S E E , July 111 — | I MIUAGO.
Jhly l:> — (d*»
Kirrhmr. l^>ailholt* ant Ed- fd h — Florida'* \v:»ve of defense Htdf’s “ l.ittji* Joe IM \1[t|ftf tu'*—
I ward*: Willingham, Greer. Ilau- industry prt>spenly bi«l year is bolting |t«-ti llnican
ntum«l an*
u y and Uavlich..
reflecteil by a ifone ml increase. «»t her notch yest«r*lt\
in
the
j
uf more than 10 percent in State • i*rente t money atir J. the ifumc
collections from beverage, ga.so-' ever has known
line and motor vehicle toxes.'*
1 With a blazing f»v* under p a r
(Special)—Ocala de'**atc«l GainesAutoinnbilo bctnsv U ^ t a n t i r.r, that left such r e c e n t
tide
vtllr, 4-2. In a Florida s," t®. titio
tho first
Iir*t *lx
winner* «■*
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wm.il nnd
nn.t Vlv
vtv
title rrVrnu»«
revenues for the
«ix winners
ig Wsuul
Ocala W lu . 4-2
0 A IN K S V U X E *
J u ly
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040 001 0I0- n i *’ 1'rigger* p m lietd a IA percent the SfiOmi Chicago open .ham(W) OOt 010
^ ^ bm>, { ( y ,h(t cn(J <)f |hi< yr, r
I ,„..nrhlp at Elmlmr-t
Country
o r ih«* Kiflb llivhiun'j »rc "ii'l in
fnnlry regiment unnooncixl K milev.
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t JACKSONVILLE, July 19 —
The ndvnncemcnl. recommended
<(,$•)_ With uli the fanfare ..f a hv (apt. A. II. Hike*, commander
ship's launching, tho new Mein i nf the anil-tank trompiny to which
Slruet bridge ucrosa (hr
Si. I Grrenl* rg is nltachCfl» *iirr|r» un
John's River wus ilnlicaU**! Krl-| Iwnsn* in |*nv
* - l *•* * - '(
jay,
j a month, p»*t nfficluU
Mm. Sprssartl L. Hollaml, wife
o f Klarfct&’a Govi rnor, chrM niel
LEGAL NOTICES
(he bridge
wi(h a bo((lr
of
chnmpiignc broki-n
against
u
M rr.rn n r a (* T M i'» * » u :
NIiTICi:
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»(rvl girder* Govrrnor llolluud in
a dcdicu(ory address pointed nui Ills I p n rm a iil |n flit s| drrri* rn(hat (he coan provided a second lertU by Itio K lrru ll f ’ o u rt ••!
trussing of the river for U. H. Keei noU t**>uni>. Fioriit.i. on n i
Highway No. 1 ns well as fur n t h 4xy n f July. I t l l * Ill It.n
c s u ««
|M-ii.llnif
In f .i i*l
heavy pouthslde and beach traf »c«/ls1n
’m in w k « r » ln F - iI - fx I K o rm M '.u *
fic. (iovernor Hurley o f Tonncc- g a g s l ’ ur|Hir«1lon l« p l s l n l l f f «« • !
(Icut a((ended (he dedication.
H ex P a c k a rd and M arie l*a rk s n l.
when
Axixray from Home
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lo t nuonpo einriiH
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K u rw d A t n m J u t O ff Of
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by lunplyioK an ealra volume of w.iter a( low preuur*
and alto providri an .unpl: **.*|’pl'/ Jl r.urr.ia! lank pra*• ur«i. Extremely quiet in uper.iliou, (he F-41 Iloriton tal Fjrctor pump ha» hut one tKoviiii; part. It producoa
greater water capa.ity for a t .nolor ii.e than any othar
du ign of pump. An e je e je jet and lobe, built into lk «
•uelion tide of (he vulule, i i.rta w (he capacity of tl>4
pump and develop a lu;;h ptci-.ure diichargc. A heav
ily tontlructed bron/o impeller make* (lie pump lata
•ubjcct to wear from tandy water. Come in to d a y —
w e will be gjAd to give ycu complete dntail* on ibis
FjAlyi1orijoni.il Ejector Water Sy.lcm.
when
jo u
fin
la k e
home
a rn o< p l*U
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LIQUOR
.
B r u n ii y , rhnfnpngttC,
XVInc, C*in, CurdiuLs ctr.
Free
D elivery,
Phone
* 14*
I'A M . jiS T IN B nnd (iKOIUii: STINK, Owner*
Com pany.
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcad*
HESSE'S HOME
FAKERY
105 Went Flrnt Slrtcl
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
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2117 \V. S rriin l St.
M .iititM :
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Phoo* h i
By PAU L ROBINSON
HOW BOUTfJAjOlN
1H6 SUMMER;
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round tanaat. Iiup~Uoo k« *p-
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J. E*lwln Laraon, KUtc trei- a Flo rid a corporation, aro tl-f-ml*
.•’urcr nnd Ir.turanee cammiulon- en ls. Ik « u ndersigned ■> H piclsl
er, announce! thl* wc*U Ihe ap M aster w ill w ith in Ihs le g s ! hours
pointment of Unbart W. D^vla of i t -a te I.n M onday, the *>•> •*«»
Gaincavillc, to the po»Uii.n of A u a » - I . l l l l . . at lh * fro n t d.»>r
chief dark in tha office ef in*ur- o f (h e C ou rt * llou ar uf Hooiluot*
C m m ly, F lo rid a , a l (U n fo r d . F lo r niicc commissioner.
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a a o M thb Chipoln River near Imllenrions are that the trend
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a wet skin and his sixth setback ,
of the season, ng'nnst righ* wins. .
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to piste th** winning r.m *n the.’
sevinth. 0»car (iiinies -nia ketl a
iloiililc which rolled to i.tnguel
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on Kay Mark's bunt single and
tallied easily on RoIIh* flemslrv'a
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PROGRAM FOB WEEK OF JULY 20th
cartoon and Mttro News i ( tho Day.
Tueaday, Bustto Day, double program—'“REACHING
FOB THE f U l T with fool McRae, KU«m D m , Eddie
Bracken and IlUy Gilbert. Alio aid faeoriu returned:
Thursday— “ T UE BIO STORE" with tha
Tony Martin. Virginia Gray, Hen^y Armatta
ad a Mlea. Alaa^C B IM B DO CENT PAT’*
BEARING TUB advance billing “ Tha Moat thrilling lota atorjr
you hava evar aaan— tha moat magnificent entertainment ever
brought to the acreen,!’ “ Blood and Band,** in Technicolor, •tar
ring Tyrone Power with Linda Darnell, Rita Hayworth, Naatmota, Antony VJulnn, Lynn Bari and a hoot of othara, will bo,
presented tomorrow and Monday at tha Rita.
tnWHUOL B ftA B M B K A X
and a terrific wallop are all
Idtfd lata Pamaeuqt’a lorahla comedy of lota, "Reaching for
to Bon," atarring Teal McRae, W en Drew and Eddie Bracken, RAID TO bo their last picture, “ The Big Store," atarriag the
Wah wlfl be pert of the double program offering Toeaday at tha Marx Urothrra with. Tony. Martin, Virginia Gray and a typical
Marx Brother* caat. will hold forth next Wadnaaday and Thursday
at tha UIU Theater. A free mlmlnton-aluminum far dafaaae
matihfe rer all 'Wdr'tnt Wednesday hat bean arranged by the
local committee.
iny Morgan
Eddie Bracken
Albert Dekker
___ Billy Gilbert
George Chandler
- Bodll Ann
* •W
___ James Burke
CharUa D. Brown
__ _ Elly Malyon
Aptonio Lepoa
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ROBBERS OF TUB RANOB
Drummond .....-......... Tim Holt
A lic a ____________ VlrglnU Vale
Smokay ______ ,----Ray Whitley
rd ^Uckma1
Tremaine
Qrealey .
Higglna .
_ Richard Arlan
Andy Darin*
— Linda Marta ANUtllfcK IN the popular scries of rotumed old favorites, “ Babe*
rraaela McDonald
.Willard Rebert- In Arms.” ■tarring Mkkty Rooney and Judy Qarbad, with Chariea
i
Wlnningtr, Guy Klbbee and Jun* PraUacr, will ^ offated an part
— Paul K- Barna
of a doubla program al tho Rita next Tuaaday.
ff& K L thowa with blonde Virginia
Vale IfOHUUIt MAN, Leslie Hanks, play* ’ Urn part1of the sinister, Dr.
ma of Uia Range,*' action-full picture of tha ^Manstlo In Monogram'* thrill picture, “ Chamber * f Horrors,"
r terrific odd* la tbo hirtoric day* of Uiu bssaj on lh* Klgar Wallace atory, "Th* Door with tha. Scran
-.Pacific Railroad, coming next Friday and Lock*," which will txj„»hown na tho featuro picture of tha 'mid*
"Herot your Anal MS. Tha rest of
•vetr&K'a
-» m
to put on erne a big tmuo of "tax
anticipatory notao”—governmental
enee. TfcsreTl bo two daxaUlcatlona.
OM wtR bo for comparatively ordl*
■ary Mk. to m SM and lloo do*
nomination*. Thay'U bo aalabl*
M x ro n ii c m tu ti n r non
11..11/ Avmue nt HUth Mrvet
nnnday Hehool — — - ...
Hun.I ir H.liool. li t * * A M .
Prenrhlnir lO lilre . Iltaa A. M.
Theme! “ Tha Churek'e
Iter. J. K. Iterwte. Paalar
Morning Herring . -...
Jstln tV
Writiieegny Krenlng I7ar»r HerIn Ihe evening nt •
vies. Ties P. M.
ckgrabaa meat , far-a p
natnrinT q i f r a o i
bAMM n orn u n
II. Marlin, lu s le r
(unde/ H»knoli 1( 1*0 A. M.
Mnrnlug 1’iuichleg Hervlev. ItlM
OrUn.li> Mood
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Behind the News
Her. (trorg* B. B l'U e n »aat>»
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"AS W Uholill, (p erleten deel
Morning W u r r b lp ------a l l H A. M.
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What do you find In the newspaper you
ing in your h a n d s ? r
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On the fron t page, headlines; history bursting
Into shape before your eyes. . .
Trainfn* ttnlnn 1 IV
Worship •
! renin*
'itluarilar service •
nr phono* tnr u
Then, on the inner pages, news you might not at
lire l recognize as such, ... pages o f advertising from
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Hanford fa T fe Onty Centra
Florida City Affording Rail. Hlf
And Water Tnuwportatioq
A N IN D E P
HAMKURD,
FLORIDA.
N K W S l’ A l'E lt
JULY
MONDAY.
Bon .Voyage!
V-For-Victory Cash- “
paign To Organize i
Underground A m y f
Called Experim eni|i
Sale Drive
C i r l c , Government
Leaders Asked To
i hnfnqtfag Trained
Form Organization
Soldiers Is Seen
As Tragic •Error
Marita FarreD. .Metropolitan
Opera star, poeee hi troe shiphoard style as she salts' from
New York aboard thO" Argentina
for Bueno* Aires, where she I*
»• Mag.
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Stale To Start
Paving Road 44
In Three Weeks
21
• 4 — Declaring America
la In ’ “ infinitely greater"
dancer than a tear ago,
President Rooeevelt naked
Centres*. today to authorise
■
y the extension
Crew Is Surveying
Link C on n e c t in g
Lakeshore D r i v e
jrear- period of
’ ‘ In the Antijr
W. D. LeVeiUe, divlaion erith* Btal* Road DepartSw cst
ige egafnat the days of the State Road
it will
* . U bond worth cash
of Rood 44
will' eartalnly come In
tho St. Johns
tea when w* arc making
- w -w re. g f nine miles,
&
of bonds will also within two or throe wanks, Ed
ho coot of preparing for ward Higgins, secretary uf tha
Chamber of Commerce, Mid to
day.
Tba Road Dvpartmeat will use
lu.«own cunatruetien grew In
bdlldfng the nod, Mr. ImVrillo
uld. The crew I* now on Mer
ritt Ialao-I u Brevard .county
and will fin'sh Ita week there
Tnuupartation Lack in two or three weeks, th*
etated. Tho Worker*
Is Seen In Sprini engineer
OjIU^ha^tnmaftmd bnaedlaUly
Office o f
NUMBER 275
First Lady Opens State Aluminum Recovery Drive
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GEORGETOWN. British Guln"•» July I t —i/P)— Tho’ first
deUchment of
United
Rules
troopa to garrison two 8outh
American bases leased here un
d*r th* destroyer deal with Brl.
tain arrived today.
Thesa are th* flrel peacetime
base* garrisoned by the Upttr.l
StatM on another continent, al
though Marine* and troops Iiav.
boon stationed In Chin* foi
A erow la still at work survey guard duty.
ing righu-of-wv/ from Sanford Tha base*, are at tho approzlthrough Geneva to the 84. Johns mate cantor of British Guiana'
Rhrer, with n view to oventually
linking Rood 44 with Lake,bore
te tte r
losses Inflicted Be
hind German Lines
B y Guerilla Band*
n- <M«rlaff4 l*»MS
Tho Germans asserted lo»
ilnv that Adolf Hitler's. Invn.-fon nrmlcH had annihilate
«l hit cntlm Soviet divlaion
—about 15,000 troops, in
fightintr around Mogilev, on
the
Dnepr River front
i'l nrding Moscow while the
itussinna
reported heavy
carnage wa.n Inflicted on tha
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Mrs. Bpessurd L. Holland Is shown Pre
lenting an eld aluminum dlshpun to Malcolm
Yancey, Leon County Defcn.su Council head,
as (he opening contribution of Florida's par
ticipation In the -national aluminum rocovery
drive, scheduled July 31-29. Governor Holland,
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as *Ute defense chairman, U head of tho
drjve. County councils using local committee*.
Iloy Scouts, civic organisation* and all avail■ble help start c l collection this morning. Tho
drive I* designed to gather only discarded
aluminum.
,
Lehmann Reports Bins Are Set Up As Drive For
On Defense Bond Old Aluminum Gets Unier Way
Sale In1 Florida Sanford Golfers
,4
Harry N. Lumlfey
Dies A t Residence
rti - r n g f i e v
Weather Hampers
Nazi Blitzkrieg
■"-•'..least
S. Soldiers
Land In Guiana
Germans Say Entire
Division O f 15,000
’
1-ONDON, July *1;—W > - A Hrl.
thh Broadcasting Company **ccutivu aiacrtrd today that Hrl*
Uln’ » V.for-vlctory campaign to
iaU « the
undentround army'
tfnlnat Germany w ot tho “ flrat
tjt<jhf<l propaganda battle nf the
•ar/t and that th.* Itrtti.h npparcnUy “ ar# winning It." v )
Tha executive, European New*
Editor N. F. Nowoome. ,*id th*
V lirtye In one of a aenra of f t manta to trit the irodlnest of
.people of the occupied cuun■ to accept Icadrr.hlp from
London.
He added “There -will be other
thing* to worry the Germane.’*
British propaganda'.
V for
victory “ vllukrieg" opened on
full ocalc Sunday with telling ra
t'd
ts already In etimulatlng
tha
•uiu
itlmulating lha
German-conquered people* of the
caatinent In their hupr<, If not
actual reaUtance, British authorltlea u ld .
ReporU laid tha challenging V
lymboln 0f victory and llbarty
with tha ilogin "Ncdane **? —
” Wa will not give in” -w # «a
•crawled on walU an,I fence*
throughout Czecho-Slovnkia, and
that accompanying act, of i»b o tag* were increaalng daily In this
first non-German land to be occu-1
pled.
Report* from Pari*, It wnfc
Mb), told of 6300 V prnecculiens
by tha German authorities there.
PtMtera In which most o f tha
words started with V have been
scattered and pasted throughout
the city, It was'said while at Ba^
yonne the letter had mysteriously
appeared on (iermaa automobiles.
"Mobilization of the V atm y
against Nasi Germany has been a
complete_success," Britain's my.vlirioua radio annonne-r, Colonel
£
i& fin & i:
$ ' WASHINGTON, July
Member Aaaodafd
any Casualties Reported |
In Dnepr River
,
Of Propaganda
en tive
21. IW t
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More Than Million
Dollars Worth A
M o n t h Purchased
More than 41.MM'-lWO a month
Harry Newton Lumley, * ren
Idont o f Hanford for tho past in ttofcnmi sL'mps and. hon«1*
I t yvara, died Sunday at hi* were aold In Florida during tho
homo, 903 French Avenue, a f month* of May amt June. Karl
ter s lingering lllncta. Be nn- lohmann, in rhargu of tho de.
employrd as angina carprstuc at
th* Atlantic Coast Lina shop- fan** saving* campaign In t|d*
for a number *(- years end wn> state, told the Roliry Club at
a member of Montgomory kla- it* regular weekly luncheon toNo. 14, Moalrvioery. O. U t war born In CcvJrglon, Ky.
Widow.
ad fcnrtvorojJIM M i
■* f Ron
Mn. NoU Ida Lui
P. It Ray
Bow To Orlando
Team 19 Vi To 16'/3
Sanford golfer* wero *gnln H*fr*t«d by member* of (ho Orlan
do Country Club m an inter-city
match as the visitors to tho local
course earned 1014 points by
Hanford'* drive for cast-off nlumlnum.w hlch will bo ust-d to
help remedy a temporary short
age In tha nation's defense sup
ply, oflicially got.under way to
day with two bin* placed down
town to receive the mrUl.
Ono of tho bln* is located In
front nf the I’ost Office ami an
other has been placed by the
Sanford Atlantic National Hank.
Harris Ander-on, who hue been
nrmed ihairman of Ihe aluminum
drlvo by J. L. Inglcy, head of
tha Seminole County Defense
Council, said a thlnl receiving
bln will be set up later.
Charles Morrison, manager of
Ihe
liita Theater, eimmineed
N aiii 1a the 30-day-old ilruggla,
Mo.cov reported violent over* ^
night batUv* on tho north, tm tral, and south wirfronta, and .J
Indicated the three N ail drives
pointed at Modcow, Leningrad ,
and
Kiev
item
effectually,
•tailed.
„
}w
Hitler’* field headquarter* aa« aerted the German force* Stilt
were puihlnw ahead, though * » tremely bad weather wa* *ald tS
be hampering their bUtalAleff
•tyl* uf auaulL,
A Hed Army bulletin
sakl
marauding Soviet guerrilla bands
behind the German tinea were In
flicting "heavy losiea on
Ihs
•nemy."
, j '»
In tha » i f In tho *lr, R. A, Jr.
plant*
me Kngisngplane* swarmed
gwarmed across tha
hah Channel In broad daylight
and pounded Industrial center*
In H *a H »ld J ta "e e *rt«u o n * ta Ing oVerM gW 'ar the
Rhineland and Gcrma.t-occuplvd
Netherlands.
,
lied Army troopa ware reported
earlier today holding grimly to
th. Ir positions protecting the vi
tal approaches to Moscow, lanlngrsd and Kiev, whlla 8°vlah
guerrillas took an Increasing U>«
of German Invader* In
fighting behind tho lengthening
Neil llnre. •
_
.
The German High Command
said merely that operation* WVTJ*
"continuing according to plan,
uml mlllury wnmentator* gavw
the Impression German B*o*t
were successfully iplittlng up tbw
Red Army Into blocks for »W »F .
annihilation.
The Germm* and Russian* even
disagreed on the weather. Tow
Nail* told of battle amid iw M *
lid dust clouila from the Battle to
the Ulnck Rea*, while th* Rus
sians said It had been raining foa
Irte&ST,B
Ing heavily qn tha battloftoUa
for three days.
Red Army men were protray*4
*s holding their own against nu
merically superior German*.
German military commantatart
on the other hand told. *f thee*.
Ilk* maneuvvn by masse* of nten
and tanks all covered with dano*
Russian 4uat that swtrUd ovao meet tonlghl to diactua what aid tha plains from Leningrad hi tho
. ; ' ■
they ean giro to bollocting alum north to Kiev In th* oouth,
inum from homos.
Tho** who wish to contribute Tax Collections In
nude up for th* person who
to th* drive may either - bring
“ B,hl
ami It old pots, pons and other uten
Florida Show Gain
htkM i M iho* * 11
be sils to tha bins, or they may
*•
Ute fl*h have some on# step ky tholr
WAamNOTON, July I I , -a
homos and tolisct it,.Mr. AndorInternal revenue tog cotta**
Uooa Itefoaoad to-Florida
141441041 to 4*4461.634 during •,
tho ftotal year aaded last 1mm. .
44, tho Treoaury reported Ram* .
Land Season's Biggest Catch;
d Pulls In 125-Pound Grouper
Mteh o f fkfcmod*
U F g f!.h P J S ti
J
AmS E A ' A *
too. a u S ^ 'i a d l !
Other theaters over tha slate
arc having similar matinee* In
connection with Florida’s alumin
um drive, Mr. Morrison said,
A house-to-hou<o canvass for
tho collection of lha vital do/enso
metal will he Instituted In San
ford soon, Mn Anderson said.
P.j
,\
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BANtTJKD.
OVIEDO
By MRS. MARIAN K. JONES
Mr. and Ml*. R. R. . Murphy
and family have returned from
Iowa where they h are been vta
iling relative* fo r'th e paat three
H O Q V abt
A 5K 1 0 * f » K C f D U 3 L S H *
•glm olive S o a p 3 b a r s 18c
I m e r S o d s — . 2 f o r 15c
O S ____________ -2 fo r 15c
Hughey’s Grocery
C
1208 W . 1 3 lh HI.
Mr*. J . ' W. Coal?* ha* gone
to Steubenville, Ohio, where «he
will rp-nd 1' k r#». ol the *un>m er with relative*.
Mr. and Mr*. Harold John*on
are th* proud parent* of a big
boy born Ju ly 6, a t the Orange
General HoepitaL *
Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Coa and
family have returned from Ala
bama w here they hav« been
vieiling relative# and friend*.
Mr. and Mr*. Ben G. Wainright arc tpending two week* in
M>-ml with
Mr.
W ninrigh.’a
father.
I n . rn d Mr*. G. M. A im- #nd
Mre. W. II. Co* and family,
are (pending^- two week*
In
N orth Carolina vlalting relative*
and friend#.
Mr*. W. T . W alker ha* re
turned home a fte r ipandlnc aom#
time with relative* In Calhoun,
0 a.
M r..and Mr*. E. M. Olllff ha##
returned home a fter .pending a
week In Georgia.
Ml#* M artha ftunter M* re
turn ed to New York a lte r h a r
ing »p«nt tw o ' Week* with her
parent*. Mr. and Mr#. A. R.
H unter.
Mr. and Mr#. R. L. Kagudale
and family a re arl*it'*»g retatiree
and friend# In H iran , Ga., ihia
In Anulaton, Ala.'
Y s. r:M
M ix Ella tftll Jonc* *P*nt
the weekend In Tampa ■> the
(n eat o f her brother, C. B.
Jo n ei.
Mr. and Mr*. Theodor# An.In,
J r., and Mr*. Theodor# A alia.
8r„ (pent th# weekend In F o rt
Plere# w ith r»!atlr#».
Boy Scout Troop* No. '82 of
Oviedo camped fo r four dey*
■t ram p Wewa near Apopka, reIam ing T hurolay afternoon. Be
ride* th# acout m atter, the B ar.
John II. H»g*r. Lea A rall. Wily
Abell. David Brown, Jack Mal
colm. Bobby Malcolm and M ar
low Link attended the camp.
Mr. and Mr*. D. R- Fleaher
were her# flatting Mr. and Mr*.
' Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Co-.per C. F . Fleaher.
Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Fleaher
have returned home aft#- *p«ndIn* Ihree week# i t
Pn»looa left tor Miami Sunday when
th - - ' w 'll vl*lt relative#.
I The Rev. II. H. Link and lire .
I, .... iii*.i children were enter-
Just As Always In Time Of War
outdoor
Chore-
W auchula M arket
To Be
Expanded
-
W A UCHU tA . Ju ly 17 — <8peclal)— William L Wllaoa, direeto r of the S tale Farmer#’ Mar*
_
ketV. ha# advieed John C. MeEw rn, m anager o f the Wauchula
_
market, that the local plant wO
m
be expanded thla aurnmer w ith a
new khrd along the weat aide,
which will m ake the f orma tion of
til area' the m arket a complete (quare.
- •
Improvement*
liftin g - R*prrrrlmately 97,600 Will hagV
cracked wlthlrr a few daya, M tFw aa
■aid.
i
iM in l U the w ar hi » W N b
Here’a a f l n U m *
ad w hat the war k» M a g U
H at^as. aad what HaHfa* la
ly
MORGAN M. BMATTT
HALIFAX. N. S. J a ly I t —i
0P1— Thla la the tity that wan]
huQt.
F or 190 y e a n thla A n g le -S a w
citadel, o f ‘Aha North Ammimm
continent M e d r i ved a n d r e f ftrad—hi wartime] Struggled fee
eecnomk peeurRy In peace. T*-
a s . r u . ’& s r j S
S S f t s a W ’J g a
probably la ihe buaiert. I t morea
tho United SU Ua_ 280,000 w flajj the moat ahlpo, • large pertentag # e f them In conray for Bri.
,Utn*
-It'd s pity wt must fthmyi
thrive on war," »ay» Port Man*-
Sausage 2 lbs 25c
16V*
Hams lb.
Backbone - l f i 1
EXTENSIVE CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM
Cold Cots lb. 17c
W einer* lb . 25c
shoulders. It’s H alifax's nearart
approach U a sight flu b . Became
It h** a good piano the cuetomvra may play when they gvtj
the crjfl.
Aak a native Haligonian (HelL
fa ia r to you) why It taken a war
to puah hi* city Into proaperlty.
T ? ° ' ,fcort »*»
S U M M A R Y O F 1940 O P E R A T I O NS OF T H E
F L O R ID A POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
wfth tlVe outer harbor
M m wi^ Ilea a'kwge
kaaln, where eceiue of
S j s S K B ? -1
Beetle, t
Halifax I
I* flaat
HH
ELECTRIC s RATES
A R E LOW
POWER D & iiia liiSREASIN6; TAXES MORE THAN
MHJJON; FP1 EXPANDING INTERCONNECTED SY!
inco you a te out ot
in, we present to you
* activities during It
�i4r^-.*:,*«-*»«>i
y ^O '.y?" Of
^
. . .
■
v
r
&->'■ i ' :vV
Remind* C M ntr P ro d a m
Mora Fruit And Ve*tt*bl«i Than Any
Similar A rt* In Florida
i h
p
^ m
t f n r it
■
VOLUME XXXII
E stablished In 1908
S infnrtl M Thrt Only O nlrm l
I himl.i i ilv Af font in Kail, M igtinftj
Anil N a lr r T ransportation
AN IN D E PE N D E N T NEWSPAPKIC
S.VNKOKD.
FLORIDA.
F ill DAY.
JULY
IS.
1911
Member .\**ix,i;ilcil I’tr - s
M MIIKU 273
Longer Service First Man In New Draft Here Is Fuel Shortage
Russia
Says
No
Important
21,
Married
And
Has
2
Children
paces
Reich,
For Draftees
WiU Be Asked Kennedy
London States
Changes Occur In Conflict
Roosevelt D isclo ses
He Will Send Mes
sage To Congress
Requesting Change
Act Would Halt
Army’s Break-up.
” ■-vt>r a." -y-
*■
Chief Executive Will
Not Seek Service
Out Of Hemisphere
W A SH IN G T O N . Julv 1*. —
(AIM — l’ r« H » n l R im w ifll Hrr la r r j Im lir II was Ihf pnllry
ftf II# C ulled HUIr« in He.
(end Irrlsnd and i l u i In a f
ford prulerllon for the Am eri
can f ir r U o n there.
Thecefor*. he told I pr<«
rnnferrnrr. It wan »h»l he.
termed A-B -C d u f f In keep
npen file -<■
h»ne* lo Ihlt
North A tlantic inland. Order.,
he said. are to provide pra.
leelinn against attach nr any
threat uf attack.
W ASHINGTON. July
18
—(/P>— P resident Roosevelt
disclosed today he would
send to Congress next week
a m essage urging extended
service for selectee*, reserv
ists and N ational Gunrdsmen.
He spoke to a p ress con
ference of th o necessity of
Collier K ugrn r Humphry. fir«t
man mi
('empty to huve
hi* rlrnft -s-rial number ilruun
from the goM fi-h h*»\\l in Wa«h
tj^ 'o n lu«t Mikrht. M hardly
rthh* 1n r S^h*rt»rr S ervfrr
in^ under th«* I.A
»la*«*i
a t he l« m arnctl ami the father
o f *J children, though util)
Jl
year* of .life
Interviewed th n nm-ninij,
h*
replied that he wouhl like to go
I
to the nrmy
a iclectee \r h e
were m.t okdigatetl to hU f«nnl\
lO N IIO N .
lu ly 1* —i/TI— |
?!*• Imi hntl a ta*t»* <f arm y I*f•• •1fft» ill nuarl* »a *aid ’ •day that (
from t h i y » nr* with the Nk al • it rni.inv
.11 »mr* an * air fon t* |
Vwkrrtv
NuVnvn^^im
utK. *
t hr«*frt**rw 4 - w a
*9r
* 4U
IIiMUphfev. nn ervi/dny ft' ^ i +*r*hy’* >f- >*»!• wo
| i *.111
K i nd NX Fruit Company. thd R
i *'iipaign
ti *t know that he held the f *• - 1 ' hr ugh S« pt* mher
dmwn draft numlwr in the r*»ur
\ I•• nd \ . •' w i • •aid, N»«l
tv until In muk called hy a II* » «up| lii
**severely
hav•
heen
ii!•I r* p «rtrr this morninir \ he
it” h v *h« n\.i»ion ,.f the if.
evplnnoil. he had worked until .»•
U uni
''O V t homhnnlin** ' ’• no n'cloA k lant night uti l UM u» of \ h*
i • d field* in
h •I». ‘ t i. id t inn in listen
IIn Horn tin,t. ao*l *upph' « ruptured
nnlio hi**inle:»«t <• the drawing, •O tie
N i/t
weep o ru*-* w n and hu*l *»••» Iwen *oit of Ih**I lout* tern F.lllnpk! t»av»* hu* it titvtl up. frnr.iii h t.. learn of it llii* morn
K\ nh-tu'e d ig’ a ' i iod.it pinch
MU'
h. llg fell in llnl\ wua *crn
I he draft registrant wu< not hi
\ernuu nt old er
F i-. «t
| i-r» I Ihi | or ill* pi i‘«>ed Ii IhmiI the ii.day •■ nn* ••Ihn
all ga-odme rnfa it I f w • the “ fir^l" in flu* le.n« for pr in a< autoinohilr!*, ef*
rounD. lie ju*t grinned
wh< ii f . . *i\e lie t. I
told of it and aid nothing
I'll.- Ih.x.il \»r F*»« e nil* rfJoseph Ii. Kennedy. Jr . non of
Not a native of Saidord. Mi
, mo led o ffn t illv la-t oi hi to have
the form er am bm sador to (ireat lluntpliirY mi* ln.rn in (Senrgia , ir *i* d out it nt.» •! -it* . e*e*f111 lit
B rita in , in shown at the S<|iiun* "ju»l o tilth «»f re tiiie w e *' »« h*- t k of t In* i ni in- w ' . , Im.IiI *layturn,
Naval Atr Station put it. hut In* hn* lived here f**r light • ml mii It*ill* »d . where 2*2
w h ere he enlisteil in the li. S. th*' pa*»t IJ vent* ||e h-i-* !*• • u -hip- t**tnhog I in.'«»o t.. I la.OOO
A ir Force, lie was <|ui<kly in married f».r two and a h a lf year'* toll* w if e •link OI h.f-11 .liim igeil.
d u cted iimt service for dotation mid ha-* «i pair of hoy*, Klwm
•ini* • o la lo r* o k l
.\«-tln»r itaiiv
o f tho national* em ergency.
lU ftlisu fJ mm
Tkrcfl
w rough! .»• Itotlenlam
the hav
Min riviilo*i| «*nlv l»\ tin* <irrtnan
dive Iw'iiilnng nf I tun k«*r*|iii» un*l
'f.^F ontinuation Of Rus-'
.
sian War Through rW A Engineer
September Seen As
Threat To Supply Consults City,
' •
...
RttUIP-
hemUphere defunwi by ila ln g U .r -
miny and Italy.
He p r o d .im.nl the li*t "In the
Intercut of national ilefenae" un
der authority veited In him by
bU unlimited emergency power*.
It ha* the effect of outlawinc
all United S tate, trade relation*
with, or throuich, the pre*crlbcd
•yent* which, in any way, will
tn
help Germany or Italy and mark*
Intensification of Itomfbvelt'* eco
nomic w arfare against the two
nation*.
The il*t, believed prepare.) In
- eallaboration with the British who
9 rave issued similar dossier, was
published immediately
In the
federal register and In pamphlet
form by federal agencies and
federal reserve banks.
In addition
to blacklisting
agents known to be serving in
dubious rapacities .for tha Axis,
It become* a guide fa r United
states firm s In obtaining Latin
American commercial representa
tion of unquestioned reel
Official deUgnatlon of tho
-** document la: "The proclaimed list
of certain blocked nationals.”
In a statem ent announcing his
action tho President warned th at
“anyone serving as a cloak for
a person on tha Hat will have hie
M name added forthw ith."
•
Light Saving Time
F o r Six Southern
States Is On Way
eastern
state*
where
I’ r c id c n t
--------------- defense
—
..................
fo r national
production.
-V. AUb?-uri x n i T , n i c v , ‘. » ere
p rr p arin
a r ingj lo
m
prep
to .h
shlf(
ift over nt
ni roi.ln lgn t, July 21. M ississippi, July
HI, North C an d ina and South
C arolin a A ugust I.
•Virginia w as cvpectnl lo swine
in line,
probably
Aug.
1, if
G overnor Jam es II. I’rlce decides
th a t the taw gives him authority
to proclaim a-ich a change.
Florida'.
Governor
Spessard
Holland .till was looking into le
g a l angles and Governor Eugene
Tnlm aiige n f G eorgia
has
de
clined to lake the step.
T he Carolina* and V irginia alre rd y are in the Eastern time
belt an.1 a change then, w ill put
th em in line with the Eastern
d a y lig h t tim e observed In New
Y o r k and other Eastern S tairs.
G eorgia and Elorida also . r e In
tho Eastern 'tim e innu and the
others are in the Central belt.
%
Second Session Of
Summer Work Slated
The second term o f summer
work for student* who wish to
make Up errdits will begin Mon
day, Juyl 21, It was announced
today. Classes
In
rlrm rn tary
a n d junior high snbjnrtu wilt Ish.-l.l In tho morning from 8:00
o'clock to 12:00 o'clock a t the
South Bide Prim ary School.
Students interested arc .asked
to register a t the school Mon
day pi-m ing, 0 . K. McKay i<
supervisor of summer work. A ll
EUSTIS, July, 18 —Special) credits will bo accepted In the
—Dr. Charles Demko, o f Altoona, F all term of school.
was re-elected p reaid e n l-a f *Um
Plerlda Grape Growers Associa
tion a t the claoo of tho aanual
convention here Thursday.
Grape Growers Name
Officers A t Meeting
A. E. Pkkard, Orlando, wai
elected v>cr> president; R. E. Nor
ris, T.rare*, secretary, and K
W. Loueki, of tha Latthurg .
perimental staUwt, treasurer.
Tha plaque annually awarded
by tha Eualia Chamber of Com
merce for (bo boot exhibit of
payee.sad grape producers was
Toted to Pago Vineyards, which
art situated east of Eaatk
Collection Centers
F or Aluminium Told
NYw Cabinet Is ^
Formed
By Ja p s•
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l n i a l $ .i:i(i(r>(io n I n i
Malsiioka Left Out;
f •roup Includes 7
Nrmy, Navy Heads
\ (I (I i I i o n s Mail*
:*f U«.|el-I(r.|
tin* M o o d y
i !* rm .m w ar
fm n t
f h ri'.it* Tiitur l<> lioif
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i »**n 11 u» I ion »»l
hu-pil.ll ati*l 'h»*
illulcr th. IA\ X
i n il*
ll i'i *•1 -.Mil it Mil I.I Dot
ftv -u* h blown a-* that *trufk
hopes nf th. p- o
it Rutt••riliini th«* lh ti-'h rlalm fil
Ihe .ippuMU i *»
1., . '
m to !»«• ontrhing up with Ihi* CJer- ' • l \\ \ • VV . ui;it|«u : millo ui tin* rat** ■ f -hipping ile*r...
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that
iii 1 lit.' fit " ........1
• ki.M have mum.,I and pm im l .... I
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Sanford, c<c..r.l>,.K t** th,- r m .n l. |
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for th.I '....... . "tira
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i
ihiiiiv coin- | i
offi*in*ivi•
Mguin^t
to
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I \a•*h .1 I hi* I t. ilit i*
•
N*»ah*d rtu hud anything to hrag riih *1 w ith rlnmi* of th«* ili'slntc
lion,
of
four
moro
Nu/i
uhlp*
•
ni
ion 1.1111•11nu'
inti
■
ah*mt with it* 10 i|ny<< nn«l nighl*
miioiinting to I
t«ui* hy Ilrl|m»*.I, -fNlii i - fi**m l
of min.
lit.n y
v*•*»11-1
likely *
Mr I'nvtnn. who ha* liern k«**p- tish l***mhd*rs ranging along the
!
,nif |ht. wra|h,.r rrcilriN , lnci. French anil Norwegian coasts.
'* to take uilviint.i/.* o' tin
\l
Say«*r * xplamt i
ItKt'l. could not rcmemls r any «uch
lit.* tuuiity otli. t.ila «bs-ti<
-tretch o( continuous nun In Sun
•' dy mter«'**teil in the new I
ford though he ..id it is possible
•I and put then pini« and •
that there has been.
•
iitt.tl•■ * Ilf fife*.Mm It. | . i .
The rains came on June 7 and
. i tnu*. .Mr. .11111* 41* snal t ttv
have been w ith nv'vtitc.. that date
Pol in*
t h ie f
Hoy
XV illinot* ficiol- are r*«**mtoen«limf gt.d
with Ihe exception of five days,
which adds up to .17 days of rain | warned Snnford rcaidrnta t«• !**• mil 111•v* plan- f • r the i Ipot t
1121,
i»Im.
out of the Itsl 4 |. Ranging from on the lo*1k muI f**r itinernnl i>* I pi**vt mem* in iM * at**'tit
light show er, to regu lar down-' dler* .tit.I ph«niey <nle*iu«-ii t • f*iMi ei* Ae|l a- tin recieatioo ii
Clllt
If*
|s.urs Ihe heaviest d .y n f prccipi. ' day, a fte r everiil co m p la in t. * «.t
Xppli* at ion • w dl he file. | i .r .• I*
•ati.ni was on July 8 when u total Iwcii made to the Police Itep.nt*
thi ee p|iiji* I
Ml H
i
i
o f 2.28 inehe. of rain fell into | m«nt.
One auch person. C h ief
NX.1 aured, even thoin h it„.
the gage in the luickyanl of Mr.
lirmn »aid. represent* hiliMelf t' n 11 n«t ip m lil. I mn 11.. def< i •
I’ p x ton's rc id e n cr.
staiidp<unt.
During June of this year a from a vim nim cleaner ronipan\
total of || " 1 Inches o f ruin fell iiml nay* he will repair ni.i* hit • If
th>
as compared with P.82 nf last that a rr out of order.
year. So fa r this month n total of hollar w ife |m rmita the man t •
8.71 inches ha* fallen, or .08 take the v tcu im cleaner, %h»' w it
inches mure than fell during tha neyer see it ugilin. the ch ief i l l .
(hired.
whole month of July last year.
A n oth er man tny* he i< «ellm %
W A S H IN G T O N . Ju ly h
—
Mr. I'axton's rain g a g e is a
an ni iW *)-- A griru ltu tiil I. i.|,-rs ..( | _•
funnel set in a can, which catches silverw are and display*
states
(...lay
|.i
,.f
against
tractive
net
at
an
unuaually
I.*
*
the rain. The funnel is marked o ff
In iQOth* of nn Inch and will hold co*|. A ft e r inakiru* a snh^ I., any guti-rnm cni.il sM«ni|.|a total o f two Inches o f rain. If collect* ilown paym ent and .* put n n-ilin g ..ft farm i.rice
again.
Some a l ur near the |.ss-ss-nl l.-v.ls,
more than the two inches o f rain never heard from
J. Roy Jt.ns--. S..uth I'ar.iliiiu
falls the excess will overflow into m siraslnr saleamcn une the «am>
the can and I* poured Into the racket. C h ie f W illiain* imin ted C om m issioner
..f
Agrl.-iiltni.-l
out.
emptied funnel at the time of
and president «.f the Nntiunal
AssociatMin n f S late Kam i O ff.
reeding to measure the umount
. * __,
| clals. presented tiiu** protest a*
oyer two inches. Mr. Paxton explained.
.in
farm '
n
Ss-nate he.nm g
Thcro have been no records set
I
f
price*
n»u>*t
i..'
fixed,
.lum-s
. r “ * lo U,U* ‘ octvps o f rain,
---at
fall In any one day during the re
su ggested a floor be. plareil I I I .
cent rainy spell. Mr. Paxton-wa/d,
dcr farm prndurl* “ wbieb w ill
I’ U N T A G 0 RD A , Ju ly
;*
but he rementhcra it has rained (fl|teeiul>— C . O. Coleinun, p n a ssu to nur form ers .* f»ir mi.I
o ver fiv e Inches In ono H u y 'jn Mlcnl o f a civic club here uti. I Just return fo r Ihrir labor in
Hanford, though he ean’t r e n t f fe chairm an
and
of
the . (Tiarloit. com parison with industry
ber Just when that was.
( o u n ty
D efense
Council,
lust la b o r.”
It look* Ilka rain loduy.
week u rged all mcmltcrs to COnpcrxto In |hc aluminum recov
ery d riv e and warned them. r.
gartling W ednesday’s club meet
ing. —
"N o alum inum , no pic.'*
E very
member
at
Wedn.'sD E T R O IT , J u ly
18 — (/It—
A rthur
Lee Burgess,
who day's g a th erin g brought alum in U sed ra r price* are advancing
workad alx yM ra for the Mun- um emeept ono Ha brought u but Ihe rhnrge that the market
la developing ''ru n a w a y '' lendvn___________________
ro« and
Chambliss
National Pie.
clc* thus fa r I* without basis
Bank In Ocala,, ha* been added
In fa c t, accordin g to a sorv.-y
Jh* Personnel of tho Florida
by Ihe Nnt(pnnl Autom obile th'ul?•*•* Bank In the capacity of
e r . A ssociation.
teller, It waa announced today
Sanforriitus Warned
Of Fake Feddlera
1'it
High
,i >. -ert111 t h a t t h o
’ •
l i.iit le *
on
th a
»'i l m ill a r e ilex «*|opin^
'••r '•• »ll *lirfftion a.,#
• f . »»•••
|(ic N
• *1* Ltre.1 the R**J Ah*
•** *
\i"l* nt
all-night
'■ •I H»-r«* h*»l«ling all*
1 with '*m» *ignifl«
. in the viiit atrug*
• MlllMlIll)
1 •' •• •
i ’h.
Hospilal Bond
C o m niissioner ,s
Appropiiate lund
Election Set
For Aui^usl Lor Heallii
Action I a!.en Wl»cn ' ••»t r \
Feilfral \ .< l .Xpl>t‘a r s 1 1 «» p *• C S s ( >'
t .1
\.
ill
\\
I 1 l.ill
ittril.
•him »•* in
Ie*in«
N i -i
juggernaut
l.tiin igrail
anil
*••!
• i t "ni.t (•«-• n (ompl«*U»«
•••*I lh.it tilt* Kus«
. ••uiitci .ittaekm g in
F i.it, menu w hile,
I iiininiaro K«»n• I .» in w Jaoaneaa
I'M •i••miiit.in11y m ilitary,
............ sidinitiil s ind four gen*
h- Im*4” portfolio.* -• and
i” •* 1,, : form er foreign min*
N nk* Mat Niiok.l.
i n I *<•
M il-uok.i who th rea
iiit
ig*» p. fson.illy to'gotiaU
M ill l V ,
D • •• l.ipane.Hu n eu trality
I i t u i r t l I pacu
,
in th
Cermnn-TIritiah
N.ikf pMittr* ilea It ono o f
harp* t hlttw • til week* upthe Br • h port o f Hull, whilw
ii A
1 j o;ired over tha
"i.* I in a >l*\»*ly o ffe m iv a
ii t in•111 Ir: 11 l.irgets in (i«r«
ami N i / i lu lil territory.
• • llr.il \ unis s, fib*h(ui|f tlriM
••
in 'lie licrnuin of*
i t . • in liu* •howilttwn b a ttU
' ••* h r it l!u'8int rr|mrt«*d rar*
. . Ill •' lua%y fiirhtiii^ had
i (i|» • '• r v m ajor acetor
fr..i .! I.ut ii<M«*rlt*«l
i 1
Him! Its..' Im.i l.crn p a
-*-> *ot.at V is , advance.
el.1.1..........Vereil
ill
tha
' ' .• n t ..f tin- S oviet
corn*
•>-t
brief
m ily
m orning
■ ooi.pi... **lln ?.* was no Im*
. nn .I.,m gr m the disposi*
In
Unit
■ii of ii ir li.Hips'' — was In
ihiii's .
• \M
•i
I n.itp ..a iin i-t wiih tha con fl*
•• |*i •
•it i il 4 .| 1.
| i- •. avow. I l.y Berlin.
• . i| "
.1.1*1- -I.
> io . ifn illv. i h e Russians an*
MV%
i•
Ill I Ml f t
ft
.....in. I lii. n- was violent ac*
IV. .1 IM I
• ). lid I
I on ui the inru* o f I'akov-Pork*
It
f* »! li I
lit. • tsiuni
to
i)o- -..Mi.* I m i l e s to thrt
S'll 11. •. I' t lu ll
j m i h o . .1 of L eningrad; Polotsk
11 I"
..
giv
‘I’V
if * .1 • » it", .-'.note., k. the la tte r on ly
lif
t
.1. v
.........I"
'
mil.** *li..rt o f M oscow; Nov*
er til. . wl*h»t| .i lil
f I* t » ail .|k\<s«4t >*h ■ •grail Yolyn-ki, in tho th eater
isso. d >• an • nil.
m. i« h'»ii
l
the
Germon d rive on K l« r
...
toiilil in • hikipilMt tWbMlprf^lV)
• J, .Ill I >o Die U kraine; and i>n tha Bca*
ouUidi . tb lhl.iMi r. .Ml t| . t ti »|.l
iiralii.ni front-,
•i .lilt •!.
er *«id
iV e .le r d u y
Iho
G erm a n j
<•
|i.lt (llf
i . ihim I, Ml
If till, act i.
.y lifie d at Hi
have
ronsolidatast
III f| •
hm *m,. Will 11.uni. .1 to
olectlon m .\ u y u -l, in,, r.,,,1
their hreuk through
tha Rail
»•!*• tall*
mi.vl.oi then
wuid'l
have
III
•11il •|. |*.»l I* .e n te r hy M-rupation o f Bmo*
authority to »| t the dal.' f,.r ,,, |
•I 1 (iltN • len-k and said th at 9 .000,000
c h i li..-I lo appiovi l,.M|iitul i. aid j,
men were involved in the great*
•Uel— — ...... liu,.— e t - O.OOO,--,,- w-.-*
a ry —vrrnggte- o f- history: ----.'Xpta.iosl This
-....n d .-I,-.a ...ii, I
T hey added that tho Rrd com*
ft IMI til. III) |f ||.H /.
li.d'l at a later date, would a,, j f*UI
nmud«»r*
were ra ilin g up tho last
1(1 tiliirt Lilies** w, 4*♦ - 4 rvfTHt'rr.
prove m l n,| | .aui of tin. U a e i- ,)
whirl, will 1m* m ii.tdiloo, lo an | 1»"*| 4»j*)ii ivt'd Hu* trim d cr of u oiinre o f their reserve strength.).
A i »f yesterd ay, Moscow It*
1
i f 11
f a v e l n .a ,
e a ilie r i
o f gfn.ijlM).
• If h id pictured tho fighting
1**11 k A'M |fll' ft'llll |’ l|((|.i|.|i ’l i f t
Not h r* o f th e elect loo are lo
•I
DI •
I
t. . 1 is re,illy heavy only beforo Lcn*
ing prepared and ure r> ,,.■ i.d
ingrad, and had implied th a t thrt
to l«- poldishril m T he dunlin >1 *•» ti|i|trui'fi.ilr i l » t iimtiiii
11,0 tin m a n aitvanco at Iho cantor ill
l l . i . l d toim irnnr, Mi. Uuualbdrh-» c le lh a l h d i. ill III.. a u ,L
1’ • 1 " i l l . | I. II I, . I *1Mlnr ila the Smolensk area had coma to
A tabulation of 38,809 denies said.
a halt.
»alca of used cars throughout
* T his morning, how ever,
thrt
the country showed an a v e ra g e ,
S o v irt spoke o f heavy and far*
p rico rise o f .about 2 percent,
separated bailies.
,
the association said, with tho
Sm olensk Itself wax ^not con*
largest Increase In the later mo.... led to the G erm ans, and. In
dels. In 1917 . It was imlnted
deed, British account* war* to
nut, used ra r prire* jum ped 18
W A SH IN G T O N . J u ly 17 — I . M AD RID .
J u ly
M — (,V)
(A9 — S en ator
IVpio-r
nrg.ut ' **' ns roll, im ,
F i inert
wariieil the e ffe c t that yesterday morn
percent above normal.
Thursday the U nited S tates send I ' • f ' oile I S la t. .
n militant in g it still w as held by tha Rada,
W hile there w as no sign w hat
war m aterials to M axinm W ry- !"••••» •-»11 ntghi fiiat unv ate v e r o f Russian despair, ona art*
gnnd, French gen eral in A f r i -1 '* n,P '
ip le n e n e n, the Euro(ion
n f th e S ovirt government
ra, w ill, the understanding l h a l , ," ’i" 1 w |r V'ouU be mudni.
niudni' .
unquestionably reflected ft la c k
W eygun.l use them In prevent
1
Snoni l, r h ie f » f nlii ilo du
o f rnmpUte satixfactlp n w ith
hud
German inrcujialion o f D akar, d a ' . l In- A 111*., a ir..idly
;
the present Red field command*
BALTIMORE. July 18. —UP)
Popper uml others have ar lo d the War. lie .aid the G ievk T h is wus a decision to r»intro*
— A new concept th a t **n* rr gurd tliftt G erm an orcupation o f ■ .uapaign bad proved that il du re {Militieisl
ro q jn b u a rx
t* — spring* directly from a break D aksr, situated nn
the
wr<t lle e l ...o ld he p u t o ut l lf wrtloii
responsibility— and
pro*
nn.l «i Am erican than*
down in the growth mechanism coast- o f A frica , would Hire itru b y nlrptiTm
of body cells, was a.lvsnecsl the security o f this hemisphere. e n try would on ly h ail to rataa- •um nhly lo join In giv in g oroatn
with Ihe m ilitary. i L W X - g .
T hursday by ft Baltimore cancer . " | feel smnridonl.'' tho F lo ri I,oldie.
In his speech to tho national systrm abandoned a fte r tha F in
da sen ator said in an interview ,
Japeclalist.
nish
campaign.
Dr. Charles F. Oesehlrkter, In “ that w r could w ork o u t some lo o n cil o f Ills* F u ljn g e (Spanish
Every circumstance
■ forthcoming besuk, reported rvl- agreem ent with G en eral Wev- K a -r id ) |u»rty, F roneo said conlogtcal aging of tho calls or tk - garni under w hich he would hold tinnation o f the con flict might th a t -Ihe showdown In
determ ining who la to cont
th at______
eftnerr 1* a dUtorwu
„
-the Interior o f A fr ic a -' behind sp read it l>> one between two
th rbaultlng whan cells no |^ ,|,a r and would prevent the ru n tin en ls. A m rriea sn d Europo. European Russia, would M l
Aluminum For*Pie I i(i!'
Luncheon Club Edict
Used Car Prices
— Rise Two Percent
nurses* Is Added
To Staff Of Hank
Tavern la Sold To
Man From Orlando
Guilty Plea Entered
By 7 Spy Stupccto
i h»* Nazi
im. i
Agriculture Fenders
Oppose Price Ceiling
T A IX A tlA SSEE, Julv I*. - W
t
Rowland, J r ., e a s ie r .
—Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa an.1
Mr. B u r m a replaces R. G.
Tallahassee have been designated Bennett, who baa gone to [Vaa concentration contyra for col- Laad to beroma city treasurer.
Icction of scrap aluminum In a
A member o f th e
Junior
Florida campaign beginning Morv- Chamber of Commprco In OcaU,
Mr. B u r m a la married and IIm
lfa y o r LaGoardia of New York, fa th e r o f a daughter three years
director of national civilian d*- »!<L Ha wiU briag hla family
fena*. designated Urn ritloo aa key k ers to Ihre about Axg. 1.
poin t, la tho collection program
fo r Florida.
T ho fltata D efense Council .11vlaion of tran ap o ru tlo n will make
th* t i n t uao of Its volunteer
tra c k fleet* to haul aluminum to
>graw »f ily**
tho coorrntraUofl
poiaU from
Frank PHelle e f Orlaodo. forf a w w a a t V o r t V aJay.
0 a .. tow aa whera It la collactad.
nmrly operator a f the A tlantic
war* pcoomUd U Tho iteafoH
Bar an
Church
boughtA ha Tavern
Avenue In downtown _
waa aaaonnecd today.
Eyle QaatUcbaum,
fo r
18
roar* a la a f e rd rosidsnt. baa
been aarned manager.
Herald Is Presented
Hampers O f Peaches
•
However, Re
port Successes In
Ml Directions On
! astern War Front
it .ii
33 Consecutive Days Of Rain Rivals
Noah's Experience Of 4 0 Days, Nighl
Preaidant Itooeovalt yeatarday Roosevelt askrd that clock* t»blacklisted 1K00 Latin American moved ahead to help .n ve p.iwrrr
p e n u m , firm * and » c * n e l«
! < .11
County Officials
™vL\y
avoiding complete disintegration
1of the Army and aaUl the burden
was very definitely on Congress.
The service of thcao man la now
limited to on* year.
Asked w hether he’d
recom
A T L A N T A , July UT, - • /in mend th a t diwftortft and G uards
men be authorised to acre* out- Daylight time w j 8 on tin way
.....
aide the Wee tern
Hemisphere, yesterd ay ,fo r , ,I* of. rig
h t Smith-1
looecT rlt replied la tha n e ra
tin'.
it. (i s.ti.:,.
Refiners Asked To
Maintain Maximum
WASHINGTON. July 18. —0 9
— A dm in istrato r
yf*tenia
finer* In
maintain
■hr cento
i^ on
ll»ndcrs.tn
asked all patm Uum re
tha Gulf coast urea In
a maximum prire of
a .gallon for Gulf coast
ggaaHaa,
Henderson takl price* ipmlrd
for gaaollna In tho a rm have gone
from S 8-8 rente per gallon on
tho flra t of th# yaar to six
cento an Ju n e IP, wherf the In.
Uuatry waa requested to main
tain prevalent prices until they
had Consulted with Ike o ffice of
Price A dministration and Civil
ian S u p p ly .
„
Breckenridge Dies; ,
Served lit Cabinet
Pepper Urges IJ. S. Franco Warns IJ. S.
Help For Wvygund I Against Inlcrvcning
New Concept Of
Cancer Disclosed
Germans from occupying it."
delayed much longer—th a t
present German offrnsiva
trium ph o r be broken now In ft
m atter of days.
M’
X.
�t
c
t
i
I ,
—
■
m m
M U HI ■ ■ ■ II
I
II mi
•
The Irish Position
r
•
.
*n
their desire for peace
of
iS 1^
G*nn*ru ■ * to sp fto Uke one foot
of J-Yee soil De Valeras army of 260,000 will tight to tho
J f * J!£ J® f ^ t h e m . according to a signed statement
by^n V ^ ^ 1 l' rank A,kcn* Do Valera’s right hand man
published recently in the American Magazine.
”1 wish to make our position clear because there lx
an old friendship between the United States and Ireland."
states General Aiken, who came to this country in an
effort to obtain arm* and ahlpn for the defense of Irish
neutrality. “Some 20,000,000 American* are of Irish an
cestry. In all eventualities we will defend our Indepen
dence to the utmost of our power. Our people are united
upon thla policy and If we are attacked and overwhelmed
we would go down together In good heart and with clear
conscience, fighting for our own free democratic Institu
tions and for the soil God gave us.”
General Aiken states that the British government
made no mention of the need of Irish porta until four
months after France fell. Then Prime Minister Churchill
spoke of the “intolerable burden” which the lack of Irish
U riel* I* ■ mem her H r t f ports placed on Britain. “Since then the chorus demanding
M .Perm wkleb U m l * .
•etitle* la t l i eaa fa* **- Irish port* has risen,” Genera] Aiken stales. “Actually
tU a a t all aawa *leeele*ea the strategic importance of these ports in tha battle of
I . la M ae a rt atkerwlaa
For
I - la tale paper ae* alaa the North Atlantic has been greatly exaggerated.
U i la aebPeetlae a f aaralal nearly a year the southern route around Ireland has been
practically unuauable for shipping because of its proximity to. Ucnntaphases..and airportg in France. ..
!iv’?’ ,Vneref6cpegfl shipping'gbes around northern Ireland
E Vfjfl tOOAY Rncf^this shipping Is protected ax well as can be by the
ample existing British bases and airports in the six oc
W * CAN PAY HIM r o n cupied countries. In northern Ireland. Nor would bases
1ST FAVORS BY ACCEPT. In free Ireland help Britain against the greatest menace
10 MORE!: What .hall I rrn- of all—the German long-range bombers. Naturally, then,
V unto the Lord for all hie
heflte toward meT I will take we In Ireland consider the cry for our ports primarily aa
f.f* D *f aalTation anil call an alibi and a. devlco to force us into war. But, whatever
** tha name of (ha Lord.—- the motives for the demand, the Irish people will not
aim 118:13.
cede or lease a single Irish port or airfield to any belli
gerent or to any other nation.”
GIANTS
there Is no chance of our people changing their
m Tha New Slnteeman and
attitude toward this war,” General Aiken concludes. “We
4
Nation)
I ; Jreare ago they rut tho took our decision with care and neither economic pressure
1*1 cottonwood '
nor threats of military aggression nor promises of an
.felled fir* hundred oak*, Irish utopia after the war are going to shift us. We are
ring come* again,
united In our readiness to fight If the troop* of either
the elope* are aglow with a belligerent try to gain possession of a single sod of Irish
riad wood-anemone*,
territory or a single fathom of Irish territorial waters ”
roaa. cuckoo-flower*, cant
lone and bluebells,
few Ull, slim beechra and dei
st* Mrchea
tly pave their tender leafage
1 the breete.
,
•amldaf all thla lovellnea*.
h and aU rk, lopped of their
l e a Scale* of glanU slain and
forage oak trunks still lie.
i* Will com* , to, haul them a .
lowing tha flowery soil shatirlng the young cops*wood.
It other labors th o / a r t
busied now,
lu ta r ln g .and destroying and
rli!g< slaughtered,
111 tho noblo and anclant raca
I all their works have perlihtime have they to spend on
K S w .'tim b e r.
* thought to w a il* on the
*rtV» beauty.
; .
R. C. TREVELYAN.
it w* would like U know
r many Umax, th a German
i.i'divtaioot hava got In
tha SUlln Una before It
* r all, what good red-bloodJM rieen man wouldn't ho
to walk I I m llei far tha
eg* af
yoo-hoolng some
;. short*
a gqIf coursi?
a* of th* a u la ’s ifawtpaper
la look upon this clean-up
sign In Miami a s Just tho
W annual prelude to the op« f_ th a tourist season.
■ la last news from tho Roefront reveal, th a t the Red
• era still gloriously vki* a n ! .the Germans are
M txnclng on Moftow.
isldent Roosevelt said whes f lm t feeland Ik Jn th* W*»Hemisphere, o r not depend*
-whoa* geography you uao
i f tho tippy n* g*U through
t*ov*frM h* A toree, Dekar,
m ints east, ha’ll bo writing
How To Keep Guests Away From
Your P arties
1. Introduce your dog as • privileged member of the
family and look shocked when some guest Ignores him.
2. Wear your best gown after telling your guests to
come in “any old thing.”
3. Laugh when the guest of honor alts down at tho
piano.
4. Seat two people who have been feuding for years
side by side at dinner “Just to See th* fireworks,”
A. Insist on everyone joining in a lovely new game
called “Who Swallowed the Turnip?”
0. Have the children In to recite pieces and sing dit
ties.
Y. Coax your guests into citing And drinking mors
than they desire and more than they should, and look
hurt when they rafua*.
0. Choose this time to start a violent argument with
husband or wife.
. .. ,
t». Follow you? guests around straightening rugs,
mopping up ashes, picking up crumb*, and smoothing
dollies.
,
.
10. Go off In a corner with one guest for a whUperIng feat.—Martha Ambler In Your Life Magazine.
AN 1NPUSTRI0US. frugal man and wif* living on
a farm In the hills decided to buy some adjacent acreage
for |5000 and went to town, to the bank, to make the
W Th*y carried In a Urge milk can.
«£'
tents and counted the dollars, q u a rt* rxand dime*. In tho
end they discovered they had only R4000. •
..Th* woman looked at her h^band wlth g ^ t conatemation. “Gracious I” tha • ^ . 'Vou know, Henry, w jje
Drought th* wrong c a n t —Contributed by Donald M
*Homo yean ago, King Carol told Bguca Lockhart how
he had selected 14 of th* brightest young men In Ruman
ia for training In the government *ervle*. Seven he sent
to England, seven to America, to study th»
“ J
political systems. “The seven who w«nt to EngUnd w*r*
very smart,” said Carol, M
and they all now have Import
ant posts In Bucharest.”
.
„ ked
“What about the seven you sent to Aiperica. *sK*d
lock hart.
\
'
~nipf were even smarter,” said tha King. "They
stayed that*.” — Leonard Lyons In N. Y, float.
Una doe* not make friends; one lecognfaws them.—
Isa b e l Fsterapn, If It Prove Fair Weather (Putnam).
do not make retx m s on tl r i *
I f Ih* Governor, tho Conma
Rent Control Laws
Are Seen Possible
^A R C T Ii
______
l n r short*** la
rvnl* m
sh y m k e U n f, UrtxWrww told a
Hom e com m ittee Inxestlcm tln* U i
Lcr nilxrmtion.
WASHINGTON. Ju ly 18, —
Tho Republic of Soviet Karelia,
—Leon HemUr**n, pne« adminis about half a* M* as Finland, baa
trator, t 'l d Thursday r m t eoatrol
.
Uwa won lit be fleers** ry In de 33.000 lake*. '
ta il* area* Where voluntary meth
od* fall to. prevent Increase*,
la many place* w here the hou*-
hkthe R
E W loxoit
DIESEL-POWERED
SUMMER TRAIN
W A S IIIIT O I
i U IC M T i l l
p r m o denM no p h m Our
free te rrie s to h o m * CWnm Ind u d a i an I s i p a c t l o a a f your
houea. making recommend*!'on*
on tr o d to be
done, eetimalle a o f c p it,
ffM ilM B
COAST LINE
on the tooki are mistaken.
kVa have the assurance from
Governor Holland, Colonal La*
and Colin Engllah that they will
reject any budget that fall* to
pravlda a ratably lower millage,
They have thb power to do *o end
can be depended upon.
Abuiea of the homestead ex
emption law over a period of
year* haa perm itted .countleaa
properties to eacap* Just tax
ation because of unjuat value,
lion. In in a n-y case* prop
erties worth In actual eaah
valua from 830,000 to 140,000
hava been entirely exempt, when
they should bo psylng on the
basis of their value above $110,000, which waa all tha law In.
tcmJtfJ. Full e u h y i Iui h p h i ihenla will overcoma this abuse
and while not harming the honest
U w a y .r , will result in placing
million* of dollars worth of tax*
ah* property on tha roll* th at
haa been escaping.
The new tax Uwa give a tax
UUe th a t 1* good a m f tha aU ta
tan really sell jlellnquent prop
erty and thus Tare* paym ent of
U xas. A U x title under those
Uwa will be tha best UUe on*
can b a n to rm la stita / and no
more will tba state appear in
tho spectacle of cancelling and
Wiping out mill Iona a f dollar*
worth of U x asa«U while the
burden U passed on to tha fal
low who pays and pay*.
Ample revenue for evenr purP o ao U provided for by oar Ux
taw*. Laxity In machinery for
a«eaameAt and
collection has
b" , ' the Problem. If the public
*111 cooperaU with ■Ut* and
f**ntw official* In putttag the
)fw« in operation, all will
will fin,| herllJ - r ‘.UT ■ t o *
ok* ha*
RADIO NEWS
For Fresh Pre-Cooled Bouquets
A rtistic Design & Corsages, Call •
Pippin Gardens, Florist
W. FIRST STREET—PHONE 758-M
**Wa Wire Flowers Everywhere”
Q 5 E & G 3 a 3 S 5 “~
Auto Industry’s '41 Southern College To
Model Y ear N ears End End Somme?* Session
DETROIT,
July
IS —
LAKELAND, July ls .-tB p o Tha and Of th* current month eal)—With axtm lnatlona ' being
mag m ark tho theoretical term8«rvlr» * * * En,6,°Fm«>« busUon a f tha automobile In
dustry’s 1041 modal year, but
• * « H»wnnt and SbalUn
odol cars still will
•a?
?’ n «wx .
• !*6 Sotathwgn Cruise
ably tinea daring
6 :00 B o a W fco 77 .
M S
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STRICKLAND MOTORS
INCORPORATED
TELEPHONE 128
10? PALMETTO AVF.
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^Social A n d Personal
HRS. LOUIUNE BEAL, Society Editor . r -
Social Calendar
F R ID A Y
Tba G eneva I lo n a Datnonstratlon C lu b w ill aponaor a dance
• t tha G en eva Com m unity Hall
this even ing a t 8:00 o’clock.
Tha BO-BO Bible Ciaaa o f the
M ethodist Church w ill m eet with
W n . E a ca r P rice a t h e r home
In L a k e Monroe, a t 8:00 I’ . M.
a
MONDAY
Tha D au gh te r, o f tn s Am eri
can Revolution vrill aew for the
ted O o a e In- the W om an’ * Club
J f r m 9:30 A . M. until nocn, un
der tha tponeorahlp o f Mr*. ('.
R Daaraon.
The program m eeting of the
W. M. U - o f the F lra t Haptiat
Church w ill , m eet a t JrflO I’ H.
■ - « r ' ttW* ch u rch . C ir c le - F o u r will
" “ revest t h e topic. “ A lt U rgent
Geapet A d equ ate fo r the Chang
ing O r ie n t " Mr*. M urray Jarvia.
program chairm an, w ill ha
in
charge o f tha program .
Personal W orkera G roup will
ib e a t a t 8:00 P. M. in the T.
E. U Ciaaa Room.
Sunbaama, Jr. G. A .’a and Jr.
R. A -’a w ill meet during the
program m eeting.
Thera w ill be a combined b-i*lS e i a and Inaplratlonal m eeting <>f
Hhe W dman’ a
A u x ilia ry of the
Preahvterlan Church a l .3:30 IV
M. The P r a y e r B»nd w ill meet
a t 8:00 o’clock.
The Dependable Ciaaa of the
^ I r th o d la l Church w ill meet at
___home o f Mr*. E. A . Lnndon•Th,
berg, With Blra. L. B urke Sirele
aa ’ co-hoateva at 8:00 I*. M
TUESDAY
The W om en’a A u x ilia ry of the
Episcopal Church, under
the
Aponaorahlp o f Mm. S t.
C lair
W hite, w ill aew fo r the Red
.. „
Carole Louise David
Has Birthday Party
Honoring her daughter. Carole
l-nuisr, Mr*. Luther David en
tertained with a party
at her
homo on Klin A venue yesterday
afternoon, the occasion being tha
• ixth birthday
anniversary
of
Carole Louise. .
A color theme o f pink, green
and white was employed with
nuantlties of a strrs, sinnias and
fern being used throughout the
home. T he dining
table waa
revered with a linen cloth and
(entered with the oink amt white
birthday cake which
waa aqrrounded bv pink cut flowers.
The children enjoyed gam rs on
the lawn and a story which wa*
read to them.
Refreshm ent* of
ice cream and cake w ere served
by Mr*. Da*id, a ssisted by SI Isa:
M argaret Culpej*per o f Geneva
and M ils K athryn Till!*.
Those invited to enjoy the oc
casion with the little guest of
honor w ere:
Jeanne la n e
Sillier, Shirley
Ann M organ. Linda Leonard, Don
na W itt*. P atty Lea W itt*. Irene
M agreder,
W hittaker, Nan
cy Jean Appleby, Janice
Reel.
Itnrothy Knight of Oviedo, Isa
bel! I.eFils, Barbara Jean F lyn l,
Vnlenc and Lucille
Prevatt, of
Geneva
Also, Don Sm ith, David la o n ard, B illy Johns, Bobby Johns,
l.iithcr David, Jr., Don K night of
Oviedo, Donald L eF ils and Fred
die P r e v a il of Geneva.
the
L E N IN G R A D ON R A T IO N S
MOSCOW', July
18, — l A V Food and clothing rationing or
dered W ednesday for Moscow was
. extended to lan in grad Th irsday.
T h r o O
r h lln r p n
but o 'fir ia ls said
the
system
1 II I L L
V t i n m e n ,
not h , intro,|Ul.,,| in other
— - -, rngions
H! vl ,J. " T
(First Draftee Is
Married And Has
!
Telephone 148
Mm. W. P ~ V le id a con tin u e.'
^
ill a t her home on W est Seven- p,M
Joyce Anderson
teenth Street.
T ap Dance
Joynnie .\|ae
Jones
Mr. and Mm. C. A. Yancey p inll<>
1 vonne Thursby
have gone to Foley, A l*.. where Vnrul
....... I lir k e y
they will
make
their
future B n,,,., <blIar
Jinn Inuise
home.
\'arn
HMilling
Minnie iuth
Friend* of Mr*. Mary Rawlln* ,
w ill be sorry to leurn of her "Iill- V.*
V.H,al solo
Grace Sc hrr*
ne»* at her
home
on
W e s t, p iun<)
Knhcrlii Evxna
Seventeenth S treet.
i
Mr*. ||. \V I
,
, , 1.
p, es i *
[ *lent stf the A uxiliars
t—
Mi** Oleila Dyson ha* gone ( c h a rg e of lb,. progrVin of cnto I^ke Summit. N. C., where trrtain m rn l. which wn* a Itended
she will be with the "Blue Ridge by approxim ately till persons.
P layers" for a month.
Defense Bond Quiz
Q I would like to provide a
re g u la r income for m yself when
I retire Can this be done by
m ean* o f the defense saving*
bund*?
A. Ye*. |f you purch.ve n bond
• or $:|?.5() each month, each
bond will mnturc in e xa ctly 10
year*. Thu* at the end o f 10
y e ar* you will have ).'<(, payable
each
month an
each o f yuur
bonds reaches m aturity.
.
Q But I
will need
than t i n a month.
more
A . Then you
should
in vest
a la rger am ount each
month.
E v e ry 1 1 1 you pu l Into defense
bond* will pay
you
»uy)
to
y e ar*
from
now.
M cnnwhlle,
y o u r money serve* your G overn
ment during this period o f n
B. B. Mill*, Jr. returned to hi* tional em ergency.
horn* In Daytona B each , y ester
N O T E .— T o buy defense bonds
day a fte r spending a week with
the nearest
hi* touaina Charlaa. Bobby and and stam ps, go to
post o ffic e or bank, or w rite to
B illy Park.
th e T reasu rer o f
the United
Jack Waat have S tates, W ashington, D. C ., for
th eir home on j ■ « o rder form .
43rd 12oo 1-1 M agnolia Avenue, Mm.
Weal’s slater, Mia* Bebeeca McGlone, of Cocoa. ’
Croaa In th* Woman’, Club from
8 JO P. M. until 8:30 P. M.
. Mm. W. F , Dyaon left thla
morning for O lantaJI . C , where
thhe
s pi______,
plana to —
v h tt . with
. bar mothMrs.
go grow
r. M
m J. C. Tnrtuck, before gotg to Asheville N. C. where abe
will Join Mr. Dyaon.
Mr. and Mr*. C liffo rd Wallace
are expected to return 8undey
from lu le lg k , N. C-. where they
have been spending a two weeks
vacation.
-
Miss Evelyn Cate* left
thle
afternoon for Jacksonville where
abe will be Joined bv her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. J. II.
Uoyd, to go to Handeraonvilla,
N. C, to spend e week's vacation.
i o rrr\
large
floater
crops,
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Mather Arcntlo
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It. I "\rvny women uro ab«wn «ewlnjj uniform!! for
according la
th* l!d««ian caption am t mith th»« photo. Note th«* l\|Ucally Ku«*t<in
dr* m %M*rn t»y the girl •ta fnuit. S n i r t women .are rngagt tl in prnrtirally all tvp ia uf vhur work.
et
Amazing Results
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pm. pll*|*l»•»
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n|re*..Mtllnr.l tin k**\ tie
Ion- .tt.*ntiuii
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111• k pitif* nthiTA *vio•11 the up IN (|f| •dlier ••I’Ul It'll
I II. le
pc i * »'• •• n f a drr«4*ed l*ird.
I t i i h f • t»l*l»l I.’
S a i f 11*^
l»**ultr
U ” the f?’t|i r:il
M'«r;arrhrr • it’ll I.'111ITN. t .••* -l.|rr lilt)* It
dr- h o .-.1 the
new
<*<dumhian tilt key 'lit* 1
•"•*1 1 . .’ll leeilii
bra-d i dtml purp.on* jolt dt’eiuti
• h i H.tiud . with iI...
ill t<>r Inith egtf a l l I no nt pro. J qvnlit)
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Q u it G e t
K1‘\ Teel Trti*.ml«»iog fr**en M•
ScienthtsS (i
Phone 9149
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
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f'h.-ltaipaR tie,
W in e , (Jin , C o r tlin ls , e tc .
l*Nlet1I
Lee Farmers Will
Increase Acreage
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LIQUOR
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to n noin l, i> w ell as *ktu hnA
lei- mlor. American hmiwWlvt** i
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w . its 1III*' li
p n G-r a rich. rrrnvuy.yHInw kin are* lie •n r l y
1. m i l l
cut 4
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an i y cllfnv nhunki.
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«Urt*-il 'kith the S ii irx , .i -lip
ei lor im nt
priNliii. r.
«hlfki liN in Vp w hili -hunk
un i
*rtwllifht mkiii. Th. , l.rmiyht
in
llhotl.- I *I . I » . | Re.|* iii|M*rinr eg.*
producer* with \ • 11. v% leg- an I
F O R T M Y E R S , uly 18 - l A I
•kin, and
White
W yandotte
—
L ee county farm ers plan a nhich hake light p m fn .thi r».
sh arp increase In the production
The ('iliumhUn hu« th. incuty
o f vegetable* this F ail, County
liatsi* nf the S i* ex, lull tin
A g e n t C arl lle u c k said T h u rs d a y .1 m in t job it inor uttru. live tu
He attrib u ted tha prospective iGo bu yer* rye. In uddilmn, the
Increase to hope* o f the grow- i iluntbli ii approarhe- tin-' egg
er* fa r b etter m arkets stlm ulut- ncord nf tlu- IL I R»d«.
ed by national dafanse buying.
The Columbian i- only one of
lle u c k estim ated- th a t
1000 .nnny..luias-iniiavle- m iritr.i with
acres o f the c o u n ty 's neat la n d ,, ihlckrna.
would ba planted In to m atoes,. By salectivv breeding, the fedpoppers, eggplant
sad
other era! men produced ecg * with
crops. Many farm ars will a ls o 1 tidek alt-unnn, s l u m
pouched
Division, tanntd
from four
months training under th* Flor
ida sun, held a full scale review
Wednesday before the governor*
of three states.
The m le w was In honor of
Governor Ilorley of Connecticut
who had aa hit special guests
Governor Saws 11 o f Maine and
Governor Holland of Florida.
W atching them move past on
foot end by tru th , Governor Hur
ley . declared:
I’m Impressed.
They're a healthy looking crew—
they look like soldlera.”
WEDNESDAY
Tile W oman's Club will spon
sor the tew ing session a l the
club fro n t 8:30 P. M. untU I JO
P- M. w ith Miss Iron# Hinton
la charge.
THURSDAY
Th# Woman’s Missionary Union
of the F irst Baptist Church, un
der tba epontonhlp of Mr*. W.
K. Kader, will aew f i r tha Rad
Croea a t tba Woman’s Club ba
It
j
Troiliittion tit ih r nation’s oil
.tm! ch.irlir
rt’fm rrit’4 hnV incrr»«r,| GO ptrWhile in O’ . Y u o il G ear I- eent in the last ten )r«r*.
| >t.* -C*l\..| ’*1 til* I l l l 'l .l l t« »4 *'ji
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t t< htnrnt
l*»
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At O ur Package
S to r e
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h*- w t • *l.«f <**•«« I in | i« ii
Y ou’ll F in d T h e H eal \m
tll I Hi.......
i i«.I \ i i •* M
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1. • \ m i hr
.1' h*‘> •*t•••!•
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lls-iuht-*. n» .H I
e rso n a l
Blandfyi? Parade
of
l PAOB THRHB
8A N TO R D F U n tT O A
" Trainm en, Auxiliary
W arren Oilham and Bob W ilk
inson have gone to Miami where
they will spend some tim e, with
friends.
Mis* Helen G nm er entertained
---------at her home on
D olly A vcnu*
Mr. and Mm. J. M. Hayes and
last evening with a bridge party
fam ily have moved from 327 W e*t|
honoring Mr*. H arry lla ip e n of Ninth
N i n t h Street and
*nd sre now residing
residing,
Ft. Lauderdale.
T ha
room in a t HO W est Sixteenth Street.
which tha guasta
were
enter
tained w as decorated with color
Mis* Jayce Steele le ft yesterday
fu l sinnias.
forr Orlando where she w ill ‘ PJ™
A fte r several progressions of a week a* the guest
blrdge M iss M argaret Squires M argaret Myers.
was found to be high scorer, for
which she wa* awarded a prise
eMr*. J. H. Butt* ha* arrived
The hostess,
assisted by her from Miami Beach to be with
.mother, Mm.
W.
F.
Garner h*r mother, Mr*. E. J.
Uouth,
served refreahmenta.
wtq> continue* III a t her home.
Those preaent w ere: Mrs. Ilan
sen, honoree, Mm. I . F. Garner,
Mr. and Mm. Claude Echol*
Mr*. Broughton W atkin s, Mr*. and ton. G ary, of D aytona Beach
Roy Reel, Mm. J.
W. ChiUlre
were the gueats la st evening or
Miss M argaret Squire*, Mlsa Hrr
Mr. and Mm. E. C . Echols on
*chel> Ham by, Mias Helen Garner
W e ,l F irst 8treet.
and M rs. G arner.
England .soW lam
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The
F.lk*
Hall
on
Second
-Street ws» the scene last even
in g of a banquet and program
m eeting which w as enjoyed by
member* of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainm en and the T rain
man A uxiliary. A turkey dinner
* n served from the long banquet
tablei which w ere dceolnted with
tin n ia* ami fern.
Charles W ard 1* in Foley, A la A play, entitled “T he Man
on a business trip.
ic** W edding" was presented by
..
, w
T T s fill—
t>,!« several ladiea of the
A uxiliary.
Mr. and Mm. J. M. Gill n ha e ( -p ,m ( taking psrt
w ere: The
gone to A tla n ta. Ga. where they brj)|l. Mr, (. R Jon brWo_
are v isitin g with rvlatives.
groom . Mrs \V. E Y a rn ; ma_
„ .
,
| tron-nf-honor. Mr*.
J R. W ilMl»* B etty Buhrman and M is. |i%m, .
mRn
Mr,
j
N
Rebecca Steven* spent the day r.j||„n; u, b r r .
„ , Moor,
yesterday In Orlando with friends.,
Mr, w T Th„ r , bv . ),ril|rlu
_
..
.
,
. . ' maid*. Mr*. G eorge
Ewan and
C W. E .rgu so n h a , left for M rv w
K
Jam ieson;
(lower
G eorgia where hc w ill »pend hi* Kjr |, \t r , j
N-jbln ck. m(nUter
vacation.
j Mrs. It.
Johnson:
sod ring
. V.
tT
j n .i . k
hearer, Mr* || T. W arren. The
Mm. J N.
T olar and Ralph
m(1|h,.r WI|, |H,r lr „ y „ , by
Tolar are spending the dsy In. Mr*. \\ F. la-wis; fath er, Jlrs,
Orlando.
.
I W - A - ’.a a le . >aM - g .J i ?.A2Zi< ,, . . . | M rs. W. |T W ell.,
M lis n tx ab eth Dyson and M K .I F o llo w ,„r ,h.. ,.u,v n program
Olesla Dyson vi»lte«l with friends w r ,
y0||ow .
In OrUndo yesterd ay afternoon. | |.lan„ „ n,, Blll, ir
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{Miss Helen Garner
Entertains Visitor
3 Governors See
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When it rains it
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A t Arlington
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r e a r ' f a v o r it e
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m m to take the feetore race*
*1 Arlington Perk that
tastared by Werten Wright's
Ceramet Fern stabl*. *eor*d
again Thorader wh«n Technician
galloped off with the Indoo poree.
D m fto*-y*ar-oM ion of Into,
which couldn't win before A rling
ton opened, tam ed In hi* eecond
victory In three etarte a t the
cu rren t m eeting when he came
kerne two length* In front o f Mr*.
KUtal Mare' OalUhclion, the 7-6
fheorlte. Mr*. L. B. Maichal’*
C hen * Trifle wa* beaten by a
no»« for the n iict.
Under WI1M* Strlckler1. hanriUog, Technician wa* held Ju*t off
th e pee* while II. A. I.uro’i
Booth-American bred Bamboromben ran o at In front. In the
teat sixteenth the Woolford en.
tt y a te up groond end won going
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NEW YORK, Juiy IH. - l / P ) —
Directera of tha Louieville and
Neshvilla
railroad
Thursday
Voted a dividend of $3.25 u share
on the common stock which tomp e rtd with a payment of $2 a
th e re in February. A year ago
the eompiny paid $2.75 ■ ahars.
The dividend 1* payable Aug 27
to holdtrs of rocord July 2H.
U M .L N A ^ m - ^
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taftve**.. y rWV
llnad. tH inion
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You a r e hereby n o llf |e d t h e t a
• ull fo r glv o rre h a* he.ei b r o u g h t
n e l n e t you In th e C lreult C eeM
for Hemfnole C o u n ty , F lo rid a . In
( 'h s n n r y , hy B olom nn K o n is fi Bna
y.,u e ra hereby ord ered en d
„ir,<l lo file w ith th e C lerk o f
Iho aald Court f o u r w r ltto o »P p oaren c# I p e r a o n a llf or b y a t
to r n e y ) In raid a u lt on lha flret
M onday In Haptamhar. t i l l , b e in g
Ihn le t day of aald Month, an d
th e r e a fte r to fllo w ith th e enld
• Merit your w r itte n defenaea. If
any. In tha Hill o f C om plaint In
• aid e u ll at tha tim e prescribed
by la w .
IT
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th e! t h is order o f p u b lication
publtehod oneo a w e e k for fo u r
II) c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s In th e S a n
ford H erald , a Narwepaper pu bllahad In K em lnole C ounty. F le r -
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and dampoff chinch bug control! Makes ^
finer, hfialthier plants at much less cost.
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CAMPBELL’S SECURITY*
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SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
set W . F in e r
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w it m k h k my h an d and th e e e a l
of th e euld C ourt,
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a P . H B lU fD O N
A t C lerk o f sold C o u rt
Dy: A. M. W M X J
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k n ow n ad d ress ta 11
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Tou a r e hereby n o tifie d th a t a
• ull for d le o r c e hoe been b r o u g h t
• a e ln r t y o n In th a CJrsalt C ourt
for Ctemtnnl* C o u n ty , F lorid a, In
C hancery, b y fR Ib erl* W doale K i
le# M ayer, and y o u ■a r e h e r eb y
ordered an d require*! ta file w ith
ih# C lerk o f th e s o ld Court y o u r
W ritten ap p earan ce (p er so n a lly or
TtRlAS
1940 Mercury Ford or
Sedan New .
.s s * s s »
M otor_____ 1725.00
J 7 . ■.
1939 Chevrolet Town
‘ edta ------- 525.00
1IS9 PontUg
Coupe .......... 495.00
1938 Dodge Fordor
Bedim Radio . 445.00
her of Commerce today asking
th at more money bo made avail
able to the I’WA to meet the
•Mlatrvaaful" public works need*
of military urea*. Comrre** on
July I appropriated $150,000,000
for thla purpose.
“It now apear* that Florida a
military area* cannot receive
more than $5,000,000 of thla
fund," Harold Colee. executive
vice president of the S tate Cham
ber, declared, "w h.rsna $50,000,000 will be required to meet even
the priority needs of the stated
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$
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Phone* 411 . 412 J
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road* and *tre*U.
“Army and navy establish- been made, of the 160 million*,
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but with so many need* to hs
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pressed by the state's rapid popiu will be but a drop In lb* bockgt.”
lnlon Increase before these de
fense measures wen* found neces
tL L tO BROKE IF T H It
sary." Mr. Cole* added.
PWA officials are now holding
.
* * * * * U *
A
meetings In the state’* military
need*.
area* to determine these
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many of which were surveyed
M G O A fM -rrt
and certified to W ashington from
six to eight months- ag*r - **peeislly acres* highways.
•
"Nearly 100,000 men, thousand*
nf them with families, are sta
u x vki stosb tioned In Florida's Army and
Navy posts,” continued'M r. Colee. >
“ Moreover, thousand* of their re-1
latlvea are constantly visiting
thsm from nearly every state In
the Union. I t la apparent that
the** people will bg* In Florida
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and county officials a re keenly
aware of tho public , need* so
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Sedan
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1837 Chevrolet Town
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Florida, according to K R.
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Florida recorded In I’tat It>ok
I. paeae l« .|« of -the public
record* of Seminole County.
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LEGAL NOTICES
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si M aster la
Ik e K h d»r
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a < t-rr,o n f fn r*elo«u re and s a le
enter*,I In th at
c e r ta in
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w h erein n e a r s * E Mlark I* p la in .
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e f *«le In fron t o f th e C ourthouaa
i t o r In Hen ford. Hemlnota C o e a ty .
F lorid a, w ill of fa r to r aale end
a*ll la th e h ls h e a t an d b ast blddar
far c a sh th e fo llo w in g d ,« r r lb -0
p r o p a n r a lte a ta , ly in g , M b a |n «
•n lh a t f t t j o f Hanford, C on n ip a t
Ham inole, and H tste o f F lo rid * ,
te -w tt f
teat ended.
away, fie ran the aevm ftirlong*
In 1:23 and paid |7 for 12. Hamborombon, making hi* debut in
the United States, had a lot of
te rly speed but tired entering tinstretch.
golteltol
ta
(U U U
<ehootboy and one o f the early
favoritea.
•
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Poll eliminated the last of
the Hawaiian d , |rg»Uon
Lo,.'“
falenapa, 3 to 2. The H awai
ian w asn 't np to hla
game, taking a 89 for tho firat
nine and being throe above par
nn the last eour*e when the eon-
w s if iP a S K ’si
OAKLAND
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H p * f> l M aster
V lo rlg * . thl* K tb day a# Jaly,
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o. r . n n u n x n t
,• A * C l*rk o l c a te C ourt.
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CHICAGO. Jn!y 18 — (ff)—
Dominic DIMsrgio. driving
In
three ran* with a homer a i d tr i
ple, led the Bor ton Red Sox to a
7 to 4 eletory over the W hite
So* Thnraday b ig h t before 17^
.717 spectator*. Thornton Leo,
big Chicago aonthpaw, failed to
go nine Innlnga fo r tho firat
time in 17 etarte thle aeaeon.
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More Priority
For Needs Of
Navy Is Asked
,
SAN* OKU, FLORIDA* SATURDAY,
Peanuts And Defense Stamps
Threat To ShipbuildV»rProsrron .Seen
' By Vinson, Chair
m a n Of Naval Body
Half Of FS A. Borrow
era A re Located
In South, F a r m
Of f i c i a l Asserts
Schedules Can’t Be
Met Without More
v - Money, Solon Says
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WASHINGTON. Jabr 19.
(A P ) — The United Stale*
■hipped aboard >11 plane*
ealaed a t I40.741.U1 la M ar.
A a decline ait M craft aad $«.• l l U H la Tala* from April,
the C aaiaierra Department
to d a y .
The D epartm ent nn longer
diaeloaea the deatlnatlon of
e i parted pheneel bat prn• • a a n b l y moat of then went
to Eaglaad.
WASHINGTON. July 19
. —W V- Chairman Vinson
* (D-Ga,).of the Housa Naval
- dbnunittto complained today
th at although the country
regarded the Navy as Its
first line of defenso, “other
things'* are given prior call
m defense materials.
He added th at despite the
widespread belief th at the Navy
w«« expanding fa s t, hla commit
tee had found th a t achrduled
# t n could n o t be met w ithout
■pending nn e x tra »88B.OOO.UOO.
Vlnaon aald ha feared a d efin
ite th re a t to th e Navy shlpbuildlag program unleaa priority ratInga warp changed to accelerate
th e flow of iuppliea to it.
• United
Staten
shlphu_____
ynrda wtQ com plete and make
ready fo r «aa a t le a it 0,000,004
thla year. Harry L. Hoi
‘ fit the U. S. lend
told interrlew ere
yea-
(Tha recent
ac
Brltiah ahlpping loaae* have been
•t tha rat# of about 8,000,000
Una a year.)
t E Hopkins, who laid ha would
bo hero a week or 10 day* to
’ survey tha entire problem of
American war supply to Brit> aln, laid tha 1943 shipbuilding
figure would ha about 2,000,000
,Apoa better than that far the
peak year of the World War
pum a.
Ha made thaaa other statemenu about tha war roia of tha
United StaUa:
Shipping:
Tha UnM Suteo will build
ilp P"to bring good* into
rh ship*
___JnlUd Kingdom and iflU ov
ary theater In the world whore
democracies are fighting Hitler."
Merchant ships Dying the
neriema flag are not ei
conovye U the United
dom. but American-built
wd*r foreign registry are.
Ships Dying the America* flag
ceuld go U Iceland. (Hopkins de
clined U dtscuaa whether traneAhlpmeat ai war supplies to AlU#d Bifchuntncn In Icihid
t
Prraldent h a a ^ ld ouJ
geode are going to arrive, and all
I can any m that we are |
launched our vest
am of airplane production,
‘■“ jsissy .s
f o r the f t n t time In 80 y e a n , Steve Vassllakn* h a . a new
product. Steve, who ha* been felling peanut. amt i—pcum a t hia
.land In fro n t of the White Houae iinre the d*v. of Teddy linos*-velt, la new vending Defense Saving* Stamp- a . well lie i* -hown
inventing h it nut profit* with Charlotte Weikingt-r, T reasury House
salesgirl, g etting atamp* end album* fur resale.
Sanford Will Colled Aluminum
For National Defense Program
Foreign Minister
Hints Japan May
End Soviet Pact
To help remedy a tem porary
•hortago of aluminum in defcn»c
production, Satifoi.l will join in
a nation-wide aluminum recovery
campaign, it was announced to
day by llarria An.lervon, who ha*
been placed in cnargo of the
drive by J. L. Tt-gloy, chal-man
of
r i the
S , Seminole County Defense
TOKYO. July ID.
Japan’* . new Jo*»lgo- »lnlat*ei £»4rK\ ,
Admiral Toyoda. hinted • b ro ad lr
Uae.l aluminum ware will ho
h
In a utalament today th at Japan
may abrogaU her pact with Rua•ia and a foreign office oriran
warned In a sharp editorial th a t
Japan should Immedlataly take
"forceful measures" to ward off
a "throttling"
«ncircl«m*nt by
the United State*.
These warning* earn* after the
now itrongly militaristic cabinet
of Prince Konoye— In which Toy
oda replaced Yosuks Mat*uoka
eho arranged Ja p in ’* pact* with
Russia and the A lla—had been
Inauguarted last night a t Ko
noye’* residence.
(Should Japan reconsider her
p«ct with Russia and set It aside,
she automatically would ha re
pealed from tha bonds which now
graven! her from attaching 8U
collected from homes and bu«
n**ac*. Only those articles which
can bo spnrod, w ithout making
replacement* which m ight pro
duce a secondary shortage
in
some other material, aro being
requested, Mr. A nderson ex
plained.
A t in n previous aluminum
drive In Sanford which fell short
of It* q uota, two central col
lection points for the mctol will
be set. up.
Ono o f these will bo In front
of the Tost Office, and another
wil1 he In front c f thu L enf-r I
•Ml-intic National Hank. Later, a
th.rrf collection- bin may
oe
plated down town.
Ii addition, a ' hot.re-to-hncs*
rar.vaaa will be InriD uted, clan*
for whfch will bu completed and
(In this connection, B ritish stm u n c e d later, Mr. Anderson
quarters claimed yssUrday (o /a in.
have heard th a t Adolf Hitler had
No ona will p r i f tt from the
sent an SOS to Japan appealing aluminum collection, Mr. Andrr• attack
th upon
for an Immediate
upon rr-ri fo ln trd out. M ital collected
Russia In eaatern Siberia In ordar will be token over by th a govto weaken Russia’* defenae of the e m m ert and will n e t bo turned
western frontlet.)
o*er to private rom ornlas f"r
Today’s framing against the their own nsc. In tn e sample
United 8tetos"a9p*and. In the campaign In thla ccanty, subv. rforeign office orjpsn, the Japan ■Ive Influence* started a series
of telephone calls ta in tin g that
th« collection plan w ar a “rack
et* In which many per
dealers.
pro tally w aste
^ V S ^ T r i p were profiting.
Georgs L. Burr, J r., rascutivs
secretary o f tha Florida Defense
Council, hnirwTtn8B"MF.*'Ar.dcr___________ n n i s follows:
"The government la arranging
for sufficient aluminum produc
tion to meet defsns* needs. In
mm
t ^ ^ J ^ r jS K
T
19.
1941
NUMBER 271
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P re s s
Defense Called Germans Report Widening
Small Aid To
Rural Poverty Of Breach In Stalin Line;
Spending M o r e
* Fundi Possible
r e s o r te d
JULY
Hanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Kail, High* a)
And Water Transportation
the meantime scrap atumbiam.ta
Urge volume la requ'rej to prorant • sir* down In tha defenso
program. Aluminum so salvaged,
after proper treatment, cap he
usad for defense purposes, and
will also ha usad to free new
aluminums for airplane* ”
F. H. LaCtardla. dlneto- af
tha Offlea of Civilian Defer**.
U directing thi e*mpn«g» nationn!ty. It »* estimated that an enetgetlc drive throughout
WASHINGTON, Jaly 19. —<&)
—C It. Baldwin, Farm Security
Administrator told a eongreo•ional committee today the na
tional defence program, with Ita
re-employment of million*, haa
not yet made lubatantial inroad
into rural poverty.
Baldwin laid th at while about
11 percent of all F8A borrower!
were rnneentreted In the sodth,
only about 10 percent of ell da
te ns,* contract* have been placed
there.
On the other hand, 45 percent
of *ueh contract* were *ald ta
h a v e been plaeed In northeastern
*tate* where le*» than 3 percent
o f FSA needy rural families live.
George Meany. seers tsry-tran• n rrr of the American Federation
of Ijihnr, **irrted la it night th a t
only one tw enty.fourth of 1 p*reent of defenae work time
born lo*t a* a reeult of
A. F. I. work atoppage.
"Taking all defenae work front
the <tart of the program," ha
«ai.l in a prepared addre** broadcaat by (fits, “only one man-day
work ha* been Ioat by *n Ameri
can Federation of Labor atrik*
in every 2400 man-day* of work
performed.
Speaking In eonnactlon with oh*crvance of aid Brltiah labor week,
Meany raid th a t "the doom of
Adolf Hitler and the N atl
acourg* I* sealed, it teem* to me,
b*-cou«e every week—In the mlnda
of the 5.000.000 member* of the
American Federation of Labor and
likewlie in the mind* of the
overwhelming majority of tha
Amerlean people—la aid Brltiah
tabor week."
Fight Against Nazis
Under ‘V* Is Sought
LONDON, —July \ 10,
The British propaganda service
Issued a call early today for
"mobilisation of Europe's tnvtal
ble millions” In Gsrman-occoplsd
territory Sunday to launch an un
dercover fight against the Ger
mans under tha secret sign of V
—fo r victory.
In a broadcast beamed to the
continent a BBC announcer Iden
tified merely aa "Colonel Britton'
declared the act of enlistment was
tw o - f o ld :_____I-------- —
"F irst, taka a vow oa Hunda/ •
Ju ly 20. to contlnua faithfully
ly
this fight the host way you can
fo r youf country’s Independence
and honor and th a t of other na
tion* rnslavod by tha O sm ans.
"Second, taka oVtry 'oppurtun
ity thla Sondav to demonstrate to
tha Germans tha mobilisation of
the "V" (for victory) army, by
putting V's on walls aad every
where you can and by baatlng out
tha V sound (throe dots and a
dash) whenever you gvt a chance.
Let V be splashed from ana end
of Europe to another.
Primitive calendars
month af 29 1-3
days.
OF tthe lo u r
Russians Make No
Fay Day For OI’M’s l)ollar-A-Ycar Men
Nazis Thrust Within
230 Miles Of Mos
cow, Capital City,
Cross Dnestr River
t,000,000 R e p o r t e d
Prepared To Begin
. Counter-Offensive
Hv
4«*n rln lf(l
t*9# *
Micron h»n be*n m idr vuln rrah l. |i, th,- German »ffen*i*r fey the forcing of Smo
lensk. n tri military rommenlal-r-i *—ertrd tonight.
O h-errrrs said Germany’n
rhief aim now would he to
pinch uff section* of the Red
\ r m* sad destroy a* much
of It a* possible,
Edward R- Stettiniu*. J r , director o f
priorities In th# Office of Production Manage
ment, i* shown in hi* Ws»hlngton quarters
handing out check* to some of the dollar-ayvsr member* of hi* executive staff. I’ay day
brought th* defenso worker* »um* ranging
Sanford To Send
Representative*
To Fire College
Five Members Of De
partment Will (Jo
To School Again
Five members of lhi« Sanford
Flro Department will attend *es•ions of th* twelfth annual Flor
ida State Fir* College in Dnytona
Reach Monday through Friday of
next week, it was learned today.
Those who will go. are J. M.
Matthews, Jack Horner, f . T.
Kite*. J. C. Philips ami V. E.
Carroll. Each will attend one
day’s session of the fir* college
on h b day off.
Particular tmpha*i* thi* year
will be b id upon defense lire
irrvicu training. J. V. M arU tllan
of Coco*, coordinator, ha*v anThe State
l>rfen*e
Council haa urged every fire de
partment In the state to have a
represen tative at the school, con■klsnd one of tha outstanding of
it* kind In the South.
A New York fireman who re
cently visited Englsml to observe
methads of Dghtlng bomb-slart«d t i n s »UI he one of th* in.
•tractors a t th* college. A •pe
d al court* fo r defense fire ehlef*
and eth ers responsible for the coItlS ttM M M Fas* T w o
Mr*. Minnie Holt, P5. died
Friday evening ut the home of
her daughter. Mm. II. II. Dunr*n, at 2HM8 Sanford Avenue.
Mr*. Holt ws* horn at Indcpcndenre, Kan*., on Oct. I. 1875. i
ami came to Florida in !U28.
She resided nt Minnenla, Lake
county, until the death of her
hushaml in 1931. She i* th - wi
dow of the lata J. S. L. Holt of
Mlnneola.
Survivor Include her daugh
ter. Mr*. II. II. Duncan, Sanford;
one grandson, Wilbur H artm an,
Camp Blanding; three brother*,
Karl (*. Sriltrr, Gainesville, John
C. Sn»rr. St. Louis, Mo., nml
J o e ' Snsrr of llollUter, Okla.,
and three sister*, Mr*. J. C. Itusaell of Sanford, Mr*.
W. (I,
llryan of Houston. Tex., and
Mr*. Earl Wiles of Lamad, Kan*.
Funeral service* will he held
Sunday afternoon a t 2:00 o’clock
nt the Methodist Church, with
Ihn Rev. W. P. nuhrm xn offi
ciating. Burial will ba In the
fam ily plot In
the
Minnrola
Cemetery, M innsob.
" ' a t e thy
D Sanford
c
haa b«cn
at
In d b n
Rock*
■
Tampa,
and
will
Ucni by vleiUnr solnto of tatorest over the United State* and !»**• oooa Ifo r a trip to North
K S te ,
la Florby (todying at ocb
T.
M ary K. Stone Is visitIda, Oiirgfa aad <
W. Lawton, superintendsnt of n ^ s b U r a a In Brookfield, 111.
May B, Mnswell ha* been
publie ini traction, said today.
Ctb r
tha Trade end IndusO. r McKay Is spending I
trii
Mel at Daytona Reach.
Clara Mtbch has also
C*Abx"‘j'ohnson is Uking short b ccjstto^ ln e Uto Trade and IncruUea during tha sewaev aboard dustrial
School at Daytona
hb boat
Beat,
lbnaan B. Morris b ft today
S t e icummer
,
. 1. 0 . . ,
at
from a few cant* up to a ihdlar, depending
upon length of service. Left to right. It. J.
I.ynch, u»si«tarff tn Stettiniu*; Joseph Over|,„k . Dealer Kimball, Janie* O’Neill, A rthur
Will!Old,'. Hliiihwrll Smith and l>r. Hurry
linger*.
Mrs. Minnie Holt,
65, Dies At Home
Of Daughter Here
Sanford School Teachers Relax
And Study During Summer Months
their thrse-month
%•
Reserve Force Is
Massed By Soviet
—
Teachers la Sanford public
schools are taking advantage of
#•
Draft Hoard Awaits
Order Number List
E. B. C arter, clerk of the Sem
inole County d ra ft board, ssld
today tho national m aster list of
order numbers fo r tho»o men
who have ju i t r*gl»tcred should
arrive some time next weak. The
!<«* la belng published in W a sh
ington amf will m distributed
through the state headquarter*
of th* d raft system.
When the tilt o f order num
bers U received, the number*
will be stsignrd to the new d raf
tees. It w llf he rubobly th* ond
of tho month
tforo this work
la completed aad checked, M r.
C arter said.
Because several hundred men
over the eg* of 28 have received
tem porary deferm ont under a bill
pending In Congress, It b ex
ported that many of tha new
draftees will bo called Into sec
vie* as soon aa Iholr Question
naire* have been classified, th*
clerk stated.
C
Camp
Nickel b In Boone,
■ho b attending tha
Teachers ColUge.
neon b ettendState Teachten
a» Murrey. Ky.
lan b In Den
ch* b eight.
Martins Return To
Capital Of Florida
_TALLAIM8SBB, Jjriy 19 —
L e g a l Notices
For Botti Vole
Ar« Published
Rogiatration H ooks
Opened At Office
Of W. J. Thigpen
I ON DON, (Sunday) July
20. —(AIM— Britain rlalmed
today i t Irs.t a third of th*
G rrm sn rilies of Mrunster
and Aarhen hsre been deetroved nr seriously damaged
h) the R. A. F.
Tho Air Ministry reported
more than 120 raids had
been made nn Germany and
Nasl-hstd territory In the
pest few weeks.
"Gneelng’s hosst Is sh at
tered. " The ministry said.
" Ik e promise made hy the
prime minister Is being ful
filled, and the Grrmsn peo
ple are beginning tn approrlst* that the war whlsh
they hoped to wage on te r
ritory other than their own
I* being brought to their
doorstep*."
.,
(le Aeseelnle* e-eeee
Rounding out th e fo u rth
week of tha g ian t offensive
nguinst llusaiu the, G erm an
High Command today
re
ported the widening o f tho
Smolensk breach in the S ta
lin Line facing Moscow.
The ItiiMflian*. perhaps sig
nificantly, om itted the usual ■*
claim th a t they were holding
Jj.gnl notice- calling a •p<-clal
rlcrtiun on Aug 19 »" *ppr»»e «r
disapprove a bill authorising the
Kcminuh- Cuunlv t’ommiaalnn tn
call a -i-run-l eleeti-m to »»••- “
hn-pital bund i'- u r nut to excce-l
$ 150.1118) *>€-re uhluhed in the
Saufurd Herald today.
All -lulv qualificil and rcgl*Irred freeholder* in the county their ground.
01 la- a l l o w d I o vote
While tho Nacl armored might
in the e l e c t i o n which will thus th ru st within 230 miles of
he held at the »ame p o l l i n g the Russian capital from
the
place* in the various election pre southwest and part of tho U nit
cinct* of the county which have ed States embassy left Moscow
hern established
fur general for Kaxan In tho T artar Repub
lic, word came from Istanbul
election*.
lirgi -(ration brwik* arc n-iw that the Russian* aro holding 4,«
open at the office of W. -I. Thig- (100,000 men in reserve for tho
p!-n, supervisor of registration, defense of tho city.
where freeholder* may qualify to
The snorce of this report was
an Axis diplomat stationed
in
vole.
.
. . . .
A free holder I* defined in the Moscow until the outbreak of the
notice as ono “who h*» an im war. He said this huge reserve
mediate beneflcbl ownership In- force is ready to roll against
terest, lrgal or equitable in the tho Germans In • carefully timed
title of a fee-simple estate In counter-offensive.
Tha Russians said the full
land.”
t .
At it* recent «c»*lon, the l.egi» fury of tho blits offensive I*
laturo approved nn act to *u roncentrsted In Smolensk and re
thorite the Board of County Com lated sectors.
missloner* of Seminole County to
Berlin announced tho crossing
Issue nml *ell hospital bond* not by G erm an-Rum anbn troops of
to exceed $150,000, nml providing tho Dniester (D nestr) River in
for the subm bslon of the Issuance •arabia into tho Ukraine. Tkn
of thu le.mla la qualified fr«*»- an ad vatic* from Russian Boa.
holder*. the notice state*.
Germans also claimed an advance
If the act b approvrd In tho on the northern fro n t tow ard
Aug. 19 (lection, th* Commission Leningrad.
will have the authority to decide
A dispatch from Vichy said
the amount of bonds it will be the French had begun parley*
necessary to Issue, and tn rail with the British ovsr th* remov
another election to approve the al of women and children from
Issuance of these bond*. The new French Homsllbnd, E ast A frica.
issue will b* In addition to pre This was* token as sn Indication
viously authorised bonds amount that Vichy had virtually given
ing to 170,000.00
up hope of holding th a t outpost
Meanwhile, effort* aro being of the Empire against the A L
made to secure aid from the lied blockade.
PWA In building the hospital
Tho le ft wing of a German
through a g ran t of 1150,000. The thrust moving In a great are on,
project waa presented yesterday Moscow t)aa reached • point 75
to PWA Engineer W. C. Tome mile* northeast o f Polotsk, ~
by City and County o fflc b b a t a center o f earlier fighting, Mt
meeting a t the City llall.
cow acknowledged early
today
PWA fum b are expected to be white th* N a tb themselves w ere
allocated prim arily
to areaa claiming a sharp continuing ad
whose facilities a re crowded be vance a t the Red canter.
cause of defense development In
This disclosure waa mads by
their vicinity. It haa beeg pointed tha Soviet command in an early
"on th a t
out In th b connection
morning communique reporting
hospital will be .tv tn more ur violent battle* In th* region of
gently needed should tha new sv el beyond Polotsk aa Well aa
Municipal A irport be expanded i the Smolensk vicinity, en the
by th* government, or shonld an direct root* to Moscow itself and
air training school
located )n th. Ptkov-Perkhov area b*.
C
boro.
fere Leningrad.
Th* Red war bulletin said
plainly that tha loaae* of the
Russian defenders, as wall aa
those of the Nasla, were grant.
Too, for the ftn t Urn* In day*,
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