15 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc57969001cb25e3884a831ccb58dac1.pdf bcef7983f0ad2f7e7f128d81e73ff3fa PDF Text Text '' .f 1 7 F*T- •aerator ef the « U W eg Roberta K. Hto«a Winner, giooMoi, lo T O % cn xD iT O R i a n d r s a . alalirr. aag r. A- Watlee u * •OMR H A V IN O C t A I K I OR S B * Cary U Wolfer. kla wife, at at. MANOR AOADnrr RAID CSTATR: Tow awd oath of row aro koroare *.(.a < i*ia the aa«eratgao4. ao Npvrial Muter, will, wllkla Ike by lOttnoi and roqwtrod to pm* Iraal koura of Ml*, ea Meaday. oeal aay claim# aad damanda the Itk Sir af A u n t, A. ■ O. whleb you. or either ef yw , 1*11. ,llt> fer *al* aag tall ta M y kero agllait tbo mtato of tke higkMt aag keel kiggar far AMANDA IAMUCU, deceased, late r iu r A c n j a)y in — W V - raak *1 ihe front gear af tke of oald County, to tbo County Judge of ftemlaete County. Florida, CHICAGO. July lfl — />D— ^ C L E V H L A N D . July HI. -U P) W irrrn Wright’* Whlrlaway, Court l l a a e e l i a l a . l i at bla offke In the court houao Ciiaaty. Klorlda. ta IttfH *. Flor•—Cleveland baa*ball club ha* *p- The University o f Minot* board I f tho thrre-ycar-old*, Ide, Ike following geaertkeg laag* of aald County at Panford. Flor­ kt"» 1 for an additional $100,000 of trust*©* retained Bob Zuppkrj ida. within tight calendar month# tut ,i-*l m an exciting workout I and pr,m h i ritual* In gemlnal* fro.n tho time of tho firat pub­ Inn ranee on Hob Feller, Tuesday a* head football roachf {55.00(1 Arlington Claa- Counly. glorlita. lo-wtti for !h lication of thi* nolle*. Each claim for one yrar an<! srnt Athletic IHglnnlag I I I fret W ilt I winging to $200,000 the amount ■l I mmping In victory in a and t i l feel North ef Ike* or demand ahalt bo In vm lag. o f protection carried on tho 22- Director Wendell 8. Wilson to and ahalt state th* plac# of rc#« • prcial mile and a farQuartar Nactloo Cnrnrr on ) « ^paarold pitching ftar. n club thr nidrlinr*. •dance and poat office addreoa of * fl-.urdary of Bart. ft. |lor.g .n- before 20.000 at ArHy a unanimous vote, thr • tbo otolaoant and aball bo aworn •pokaaman aald latt night Townahlp I* g of Rang* St. * ..ll I’nrk yesterday, to be by tha claimant. ag«*nt .or » <lMulng o f the new policy, will trustee* voted Wilson a year's J Kart, ran Wrat 111 ft. J*. ng with only three other allomay and any auch claim or dt* IV.' 111. Kni to alaka on marmake Felter the hlghnt Inaurrd leave of absence with puy. di-, mand not to filed ahalt bo void. the Inngtailed thr»* ( ar <>!•!», Biaal llna of LataMonroa. 'p la yer In Cleveland hlntory. In reeled ihe rrappointmrnt o f the W. M. Joasa fpiulhrarliely alnag Laka to Vb- i :••/ gave hi* barken a ’ 1937 tha elub carried $100,000 on rt2*y©i»r-©lil mentor for what willJ W. M- JONES point III* faat North af bai Inn* im r. when he went Ip • Aa admlalatrator of th# Pitcher Johnny Allen, then In the be hi* 20th lemon at Illinois atoning, thaaea Roulk to ba* Batata of AMANDA SAM* w •• I . ailing into the atreteh ■ rnld.t of a 15-g.mc winning and accepted the resignation* of ginning, containing I* aorta CELS, decaaaed. ■ I Imt the rarly lead he morn or Iraa. t all member* of the Ulinoi* ath: atraak. First Fubllcatlon Juno IS. 1S4L •aid rata to ba mada la aattafy akrn. hi I . Paller already ha* p*»-ed the letir hoard of control. p liKkey Wendell Eads’, tha Irrmi of aald tfrrraa. atraJgbt life policy, lie ha* won At the same time, the trustee* LIX>TU r BOYI.B IN TIIB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE y •( raightened out the '“ ’T 9 ' game*- while foiing four anti made |r clear Zuppke** r*ni»n. Hpaclal Maatar. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. i. Ihnrmighhreil and, run(.'.Monday took the 100th victory pointment wa* made with thr j fi. IN AND FOR HRMINOLE COUN­ ■an thi- middle of the i » t h e c m r v r r a n m r in a x h TY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. • i hi* major league enreer. iindiT*t*m4inir hi* future employ­ DIVORCE 1 ni-hi-d Iwi, and a half ’ * “ We believe It I* a good Itlea^ ment or retirement by the uni rim •K xi'ioi.n r o m v . f l o . JOSEPH ALBERT |DOUOLAS, h u m . j i cii% v4m y . wh* n*l of Daviil Straua* to failure all our player*," the vrr«!ty will he derided no latrr AL FAIlM MOIITUAGK Plaintiff. r r*»ul»|n. r epebecracx ■*r^irw V .W ^aftmd than nrui Mar. |„ Thus, tht; VS roitltiUATlUN, Plaintiff. * :♦, JJarsch’s To A Tee waa to reveal the amount tarried.on ffU *Vr* h*nd>M Ihe htTH r / M*). OOERIAL STALEY DOUGLAS. In? o f m « K 3TB. and handling tur*r length* hack in If K nVttSKU . an<t nKTlMTlfA Defend* rtf. Other Indian atari. fofithnll problem. 4>111*Kit OP PUBLICATION ltu »»ll, hi* wife, THURMAN Feller haa received hi* «clrca hil»* Sh*tlv Rr«H»k Farm'* • I dot o h o f The bnnrd'* *e**lon, flininxiny TO: OOnftlAL STALE < DO CO­ KRHTILIZRIt COMPANT. m PIo - tlva-earvlcn quratlonnnlre, but month* of hitter controver*y l»r .m completed the small financing. rl.l* r..rtH,«at»4»i», cilAHK A COM LA H, realdenre unknown: I nllabla draft aource* hero Indi- twn-n Zuppke nn«l Wilson, wnIT IS ORDERED that yop ap­ I*ANV, a Florida rorporatlon. ••if .in thi- rnee waa to * ml HANrOltD AUfllCULTUn AL pear to the bill nf complaint filed n surprisingly short and peace <*ltr.l»IT 4*4>41POIt ATI ON. a Plo- herein on or beforo the 4th day v »>r the $2 4,135 wagfill «t|$en *e**ion in which only of August, l t ll; otharwlae. de­ i Ma corporation. Defendant*. i , t* f.?| wa* on Whlrlatwo trustee*. Park I.ivinir*t«n, cree pro ronfaaao will be entered ORDER ro n PUBLICATtOMw w '• ■ III* return waa $2.- Tl IH HTATE o r rUiltlDA TO: If. against you Chicago and llomer Mat Adam*. IT !H ORDBRXTD that this notice i me for n mile and a V. ItUHMKLL and IIEHMINA Springfield voice»l disagreement lttaHMKI.L hi* wlf*. IfAHTWICK. be published once a week for four f m t 50 -1-5. with the recommendation* of conaecutlv* week* In Tke flannkw yoiiKi ' iwav pirkrd up $5,250 1 the hoard's athleti* commi'tee. Ym »rv h#r*e>jr notlf'sd that a ford Herald, a newspaper of gen 9 f ir.iuhle, making n total hended by Chester Davis, Chica* •nil Ims b'tn brought againat you eral circulation Issued In Seminole ■.< I' I at $ he haa earned thia In ih» (’Irrult Court for Hamlnol# Counly Florida »o. WITNESS my hand and tho aool I' wai Id* *ixth atralght 4*«tntity. Florida, la Clianearjr. by Commenting on the board'* «<** 8th SL at Fmwh A t *. Farm Mortgage Corpora of I hi a Court, this 2nd day of ti Whirlnway won $77,- Knltral tiop from hi* Summer home »t lion. *nd >ou aro haraby rrqulrod July. 1*11. . T tle h o w 713 2~ i i juvenile, railing hi* to fiu with tha Chvk of e*ld MUrfkrgnn. Mtrh.; Zuppke s*id U P, IIEIINDON Clark c* i T - . I . r ill 1217,470. Court at hla offlr* la tho he wa* "the happiest over the fly A. M . WEEKS D. C Id broke quickly and Court llottso of fUmlnot* County. fart that my remaining will give at Hanford. Plorlda. your 7 X Fi • went to the front, Florida, the member* of the coaching STEAd V PCCFtofZMEf? AT / '///I Mrlitv n Nppoaranca (personally or AN OK r . ’v pur ailed hy Daily Trou- by alinrnry) In raid suit on tho staff u feeling of security." I!*’ ] 1 s4cx?rsTbp f o c r a e IAT COUNTS" I. I'tdmium and Whlrlaway. first Monday In August. A. I>. I**’ said he bore "no malice toward •fUoOftd rlfVCA A ^VrfTSSUBSM PlRATPJ ' )' i ui tn't hold Whlrlaway l>*lng th* tth day • f 9il1 PtxjR-eASis s io e x s e a . a m .1 w a j nnvone ** CtrlCC 1932« nd thrrraftar to f..« W9.il aald I, .tin the f<r*t turn. Whirla- Cl*rk pfsfbAsistfi eon f b o n o f i U t . Wil-«»n said wi«h a grin after! your wrltlrn d#fen#«a. If w -d awtfilv between Dal any. to tha bill of complaint In the se*slon: "It* an ill wind I aIaTiOaIAL AU.-MA*3'FWC RtWS \ Iv T, "Minml Ciiilmlum, caught anld suit at thr time prescribed by that blow* nobody good. I'm WrtU -TWO SUCCgFJiVK \ \ O tjt M OP O lIR T X Tee and went out to get law leaving tonight by plane for my| firry In fall not or Judgment hi* t'Hii pnee ranch If* Wyoming and I will ba mtarrd againat you by F» •(» f'tr thr exciting incl- default. Products F o r Celery Bede: Root Knot haven’t *nv pinna for the im iL r un»|ing inti* tho strotch It l« further ordsred that thlo mediate future." and dam poff chinch bu g control! M akes 4>rder shall tx« putllahsd once • tun ’ ^ r f v,’ji5 nothing If ft to TO USE ON YOUR for f»ur coneecutlv# week* tl- * •« •• E v't •imply rouldn't week finer, healthier plants at much less cost In The Hanford Herald, u nawaI rated yestenlay there wa* little [ h • W'liiriiixfiiy close to the mil. tioper of general clreultllon pub. ( chance nf ht* being calleil into Far boat raaiHa aa* oar T ERRY . H O R 8 1 TALL T l •fc'mplnn wrnt way wide Iiahed In Hanfurd getnlaolo County. DEI.AND July t«. -(S p ecia l) the army before the end of thr NON-BOLTING GOLDEN P L U M B ar WOOD­ an 1 » • Ktd* could straight­ Florida season. He hn« n».t yet taken hi* —"Juat wait till you’re married RUFF'S Improve# wanderfal tang JaUt calory ooods. Witness my hand aad th# *•*! of To Select From en I »tn ••nt ihe other thrre anld physicsl rumination for military —you'll find cut what It’a ail Court at Hanford, Florida, h..' wi-rs h"eging the rnll this 1st day of July. IIU# service. about’—that'* tha ofUhrard bit O P. IIKItNDON rrnke a race of It. GAINESVILLE, July IB — a* >* • i*'«F Aa clerk of aald Court Uhirlrtwiy -*trnightcne«l of wlxlom that a good number of IJV)— Gelneavllle wa* virtual­ (lr . fly A. M. WKBK& Htetaon Univeraity atudent* da- ly aaaurrd a ball club in the ou* h* dra-w away easily. Deputy Clark 1940 Mercury Fordor rl.led laat year and during the Florida State League for re-1 J O fficial Seal___________ current rummer aeaaion to raat malnder of tha 1941 Bedtu* New to-1 aai.la for ail tima When tho day a* their drive for financial I SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES IN TIIK COOJIT o y -n iB Motor _____ 1725.00 J O I h SK. HKkUNOUli C04JN TT, M l W. KXRIT Stefann arademie head* derided to PMOXR *40 aid wa* reported moving along ATI.ANTA, July Jfi -hT7— rrinatate n courao In marriage FIJilClDAo IN VnolIATB. Paul Nprayhcrry, atar end for mid the family, after *everal auereaafully. In lie: EsthtH of AMAoNDA bam 1939 Chevrolet Town While originally elated to end (irorgla Tech for Ihe pnat three yetira of absence from the cur­ TALLAHASSEE. July 1«— nenaonr, had hi* right hand am­ riculum, both the traeher and Tuesday, Finance Chairman L. Bcdoit ... ..... 525.00 putated at tho wrlrt Tuesday. tha eritlea were aurpriard to aeo J. Durkhlm, Jr., and director* (/1'i—' H'lritla'a rxpamlrd road p» " I I* vaprcti'd to taka for Ilia hand waa crurhed in an ac­ the claaa lake the lead a* one of have extended the drive to th>- road Svpl. I and that la .1939 Pontiac cident vthlle working on a trie the moat popular lubjecta of­ $1500 until a later dale. th>- date *«t by Stale Safety Coop# ------- 495.00 phone company job. fered. dw'ri.ir Gilliam to begin ca­ * Hprayberry waa one of tho About 40 undergraduate men M l 4 ’a e a s y t o • l' - • ment ef Florida’* new State1 | 1938 Dodge Fordor alara of Tech'a Orange howl vic­ and w men enrolled for the h iiiia y traffic regulation* a* tory but year. He waa n mem­ rour*e laat aemrater, a< It waa Sedan Radio.... 445.00 ro -'idod by net* of tho la*t, ber of Tech’a baakethall tram Inatalled na n divialon of the De­ l'Ci*lutura. Gilliam *aid tho law: partment o f 8oc)dogy, with fo r two year*. [ 1938 Plymouth CHICAGO. July IB —(Ah— i* a» m-ar to tho nation-wid*' fir. Itichanl E. Clark the pro. for »nf<> driving Coupe ......... 205.00 fcaaor. Offered again for rum­ The New York Yankee* rolled ■tindnrd* mer teholrr*, the marriage and over tho Chicago White Sov practice* n* it could bo made. l o w e s t p r i c e c a r ” It h librral In Ka regulation family atudy attracted aa many again Tueaday, 5 to 4, a* their 1938 Plymouth atudvnta aa any other aummer powerhouae alugger Joe DIMag- nf *pvvd*. and for tho moat part, O. In whnt denomination* art rourae, and la alngularly marked give* tho driver plunty of dia| Coopo....... - 395.00 . tloronao aavlnga atampa avail. hy tha fact that tna majority of gio, ran hi* conaecutlv* game crotlon in careful operation of flA R fR .grilR s y s f 9R y b a f f w m s ! * hitting atreak to 55 game*. I nbloT the women In the claae already The Yankee itnr collected re- hi* automobile, but it arte up A. 10 cent*, 25 rvnta, 50 cent*, 1938 Ford 85 Tudor .trict control over proper mechan­ ate married. • ven hit* In four gamee againat $1, and $0. An album la given ical vnuinmrnt and observance o f 1 Sedan ------- 315.00 Dr. Clark explain* that tha ob­ froe with firat atamp purrhaaea jective of the courae ia ta firat, the Sox a* the Ameriran league tha traffic *ign* nnd rule*. to moun^ rtamp* of 25 cent* up. ■ludy the hlatory and davelop- leader* look three context*. ConNearly 100 highway patrol re­ Q. Whora ran I buy deftnre mrnt cf marriage end the family: alatent pitching and a balanced cruit* now in training at Lake­ 1 1937 Chevrolet Town attack -paced by DiMaggto now ■avinga atamp*T accond, to dlacuver and analyxe 1 Sedan ......... 395.00 land * r" receiving detailed In­ A. At port office** ami banka. tha major problem* of family haa g|y#n the New Yorker* tr. struction on the traffic law a* A t many building and loan a*- life; and third, to comprehend Victoria* In (heir laat 10 game* well a* general poHce education. aoeUtlona and other financial in* mean* of ateengthenlng tnla ba­ and 34 out of their but 39. | 1958 Oldumohile At the en f nf the training about ititutiont. A1 many department il* aoeial inatllutlnn. Dealing with I Fordor Sedan 295.00 25 porcreit of the mvn -will raand drug atorv*. Bonn you wilt al- the aubjrcta of lourtahlp, meting, a ba«l« o f "irommon H im ami a ceivo a special courae in exami­ • o bo able to buy dafanaa atamp* and the rearing of children, the practical ChriitDnlty. ( would 1 1938 Plymouth Town from almoat any good retail courae Involve# a diacuaelon of advocate tvery advanced atudent nation o f driver*. I BedaA ....„.... 275.00 atur* In A marlea. nex problem* only whoro logL taking rich a eouraa to prepare cally ncccaaary, and at auch him or har for tha blggext aropoLEGAL NOTICES -tlmea la hamllad by Dr. Clark In •itlon In Ufa— tbo atUbliahlng of GOOD FISHING REPORTED a aenalbl* ami dlgnlllad manner. a Chriatlan homa.” Htetaon'a eouraa In manrlagc nortc-M o r »i *»T»:na i n a CLEWI8TON, July lft-(8 p o - Only the more mature upperelaatNolle* If hereby alvan Ibat par* are permitted to enter the and tha family takea an optimUr ia l)— Long • popular cantar fur men ------. . ■I t,mnl la tic view of marriato and the ■aunt lo final U*er** r*«d*r«4 •• aportamtn, ClowUtun report* tlb del of July. A. f t >•**•.*" family takea an optimiatla view lb> that e«tt»ln cau.a !>• ndln* In IB* haaa flahlng much improved oi\ of marriage, tha profeaaor com- Circuit t'oart of tho Ninth J«4l* Lake Okavchobcv. Angler* from manta, encouraging aano and tint nraull In lh« Mint# « f rlorall arctiona o f tho atat« are aound people to marry wall and 1,1.,. la amt lor Uamlnola l ountr. vlaltlng tha area and food "Uv# happily ippily aver afterward*.’’ aitaraiarda.' ralchoa aro reported. B y P A U L R O B IN S O N • A n o th e r $100,000 Zuppke Keeps Athletic P o s t irance Policy At Illin ois Bob Feller c o n s is t e n t : •i By Jack Sords Whirly Romps Home V i c t o r • At A r l i n g t o n w k ■pH rj' 8i LUM KRCO. USED A (? K / CARS Vaughan , mil ■» U N IT E D & /J. lA L T M A N ’S SEED BED TIME IS HERE! BUY ONE 0. K. USED CARS I Course In Marriage And Family Is Popular With Students At Stetson VACATION 50 Gainesville's Place In State League Safej Tech Gridman Ibises Right Hand On Job CAMPBELLS SECURITY FEED & SEED STORE Larger Road Patrol Takes Over In Fall DiMaggio. Hits It Again For His 55th »a v © m o n e y w i t h t h i s Defense Rond Quiz W INES - GINS - LIQUORS _ - ra n P U M .'A BUNCH OF T H ttO «lS IN V irB p HC O N A PICNIC.' DELIVERY— PnONS 999 fe JBILL’S PACKAGE STORE IB 111 W. F1E8T BTSBKT butyou G O IM P ! m roru B w sn cure/ w w A rs GOING f O N fJ tied Advertisements STOCK tued ap- DON’T THROW old ahooa aw»y. Dot ui make thaw Ilka ngw. City Shoo Shop. 110 Sanford A rt. . B U S IN E S S B B R V IC B fuel Qaa Berate* n . jr. « i o . MV far tale. L. to Mary THE LO N E _ j_________ v - i ' S A V IN G TB - I KNtW YMCW - ” N» Wf Loopir ■ Cm~ FOB RENT BPTUATMW WANTED J 0 , t 1 & V "* > m -# » - 9 fi& p y - ’ ■ S • . ' �T? -----Tr- T r VS* AN INDEPENDENT SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, ib r a H i N E W S I'A I'h K JULY 17. 1941 Hanford L* The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, llighmi) And Water Transporial Ion Member Associated Prens NUMBER 27* New Japanese Marshall Cites Urgent Germans Claim Capture O f Cabinet Will ■ I H B K ' For Keeping B e Organized 1 Smolensk, Key Rail Center Selectees In Service Group More Able To Reich Speed Troops Cope With World .^Situation; ^ l* . aereif By Emperor lens Were Modest W hen A n d R etain Guards Wisdom O f Move M b Pointed O u t Senate H ears Arm ed Forces’ Efficiency * W ould Be Helped ----- WASHINGTON. Jply-tT.CAf ) — V i t o M n • r t P iU n > M n U War D ifirtM rt WASHINGTON, July 17 —</P)— General Georgu Mar­ shall. chief of'staff, testified today there la an urgent ne­ cessity from a military •endpoint for Gbogress to declare a national femergency under which selectees, rosenree and National Guards­ men eoUld be ratalnsd in mrrlM A fashion show In New York City unveiled this creation, something popular ln*17T8 and'called the modesty bonnet. It waa Introduced by th* Duehese ef Bedford for ladles who blushed easily. Left,.Jean Campo wear* the accordion-pleated bonnet up, for use when thcr* are mm around. But let a man paaa by and th* wearer drop* th* front down (right) and modesty has won the day. *7ond tb« present one year V*rtod. from a strategte P«hit of riaw, Maisboll toW iho * Boaata Milltery CommltUo, Urn afftekney W th* War Department and tb« military fortao bo gm tly Itaprovsd If U o -proKIbilion, iordites Express Approval 01 Roosevelt’s Daylight Saving PI bmaor serrioe t n __________ _ r „____ InUlveiy yoeng p w i b ' attain*! saw arommence In tba Atwiy yeaterday aa the reault of a » n l » r thako-op which p«t bow «W«f* In command of the -Caribbean defense ceUip, the armored fotca and four of the * tne Army torpa. The abr foreoa won further recognition with the aaaig»m*n» ofMaJ. Oca. Finak M. Andfewe. »T, to bmopt# chlaf.of the Car­ ibbean defereo command, a poat S on In Waycross Mr*. U U k F. Corwin, who mada her home with hor daugh­ ter. Mr*. W. E. Ralaa* of ,11* Holly Avenoe, died iaat night at th* home of her eon, Clark .in Wayeroaa, O. Corwin .In Wayeroaa. IQa., it waa learned here today. Mrs. Corwin cams to Sanford In 1117 from Michigan. 8he waa a mambar of the Truth Seeker* Clare of the First M*thodlet Church. 8urvleors Include three daugh­ ters, Mrs. W. E. Raises,. and Mrs. W,. T. Whitehead, both of Mr*. Borah Polly, Greentown. Pa.:| thro# three tone, Fa. eoni, Clark O. Corwin, Wayeroaa, Ge., (teluh Corwin, West Branch, Mich., and Raid Corwin. Colo­ rado Soring*. Colo.; three alatars, Mrs. Robed Mortimers, Mr*. Jack Coooper and Mb* Libbv Nokes, all ef Temperance, Mich.; a brother, D. A. Nokas, Colorado Spring*, Col*.; nine grandchildren and eight greatgrandchlldron. Funeral serriesa will bo bald Friday mom lag at 10:M o'clock at tba Eriek**n .Funeral Home, with tha Rev. W. F. Bubrman, pastor Of tha MathodM Chareh. nfftclating. Burial vrill be in Lake View Cemetery- - ' < Pallbearer* will bo Wstaon Reel. A. B- U w jef, Otto Fehmehl. A. R. Raburo. R. a Tkompaoa.aad C. J..CiWto"- . R otary Club Enjoys B o*t T rip On .R iver TOKYO. July IV —(/P>— Prince Fumimarn Knnnyr, whose cabinet resigned yesterday, today received the emperor'* command to form a new rahlnrt more capable of grappling wuh the "even-hanging world situation." The rnbinct of Prince Fumlmaro Knnnyr, which allied Jap» an with Germany and Italy a few month* later entered a neu­ trality tcconl with Snivel Rus­ sia, announced Wednesday it had resigned to permit format inn o f a government more capable of “ coping with the even-hanging world situation.'' The premier journeyed to th# Imperial summer villa at llayam* on He m-aroast souths ,-st of Tokyo. to present the en hlo r4a Ignat in to Emperor HlmMto last night. The sovereign s>kcd him to rrmain in office until a sueee*«or could be chosen. Tokyo dispatche* gave no clear Indication of what direction Jap­ anese Imperial policy may taka a* a result of a change in gov­ ernment, tut there has been re­ cently a rising tide of sentiment in favsr of aiding with Germany against Russia and Increasing clamor against what is called “the encirclement of Japan* by the United States. Britain. China and onw tho Soviet Union. Th* RrltUh-Husaian alliance, the strengthening of Rritish, A . mrrlcan and Dutch defenses In southeastern Asia and the pos­ sibility that United States aM might reach Russia hy way of Vladivostok have been viewed with alarm Id Japan. If President RoomvcH'i rant/ recommendation that «UyPrat m v Ins time be adopted- In the South becomes law. a num­ ber of Sanfoni raaidenta will bo In favor of the chance, It waa revealed today In a umplinc of opinion mada by Tba Sanford The chief executive a*ke<! Congreia to paaa legislation moving dock, bock an hour la the South during th* cummer months, in order to conserve power* needed by vital defeneo Industrie*. Cil­ ice in tha North havo for (everal yeare been under daylight eavlng In the lummtr. During the laat war, tha plan also wa* tried In Florida. Thoee Interviewed Included ■tenographere, aa addltor. City and County officials and an architect. Bara's what they say about tha daylight aavlng plan: Elton Monghton, architect: “ It would bo helpful in my work elnce I would havo mors working hours of sunlight Natural north­ ern light la the host typo for drafting work.'* Hits. Dot Pops, astral*ry: Peopla In tha North1have had It for a long lime and I sao no reason why wo thottldn't hard It her*, especially If It will help the defense program." W. 0. KMbca, County commission**: "There** Bo qitoetkn that It woold mesa a saving of electricity. a M J approvo of |t becaus* it would have little af­ fect ob the -----Mis* Mary Wath*n, saaretery: “It sounds Uka B good idea to me, bocawso w* will « « t off work earlier according to sun time, a n d ----- ‘---------- ------------tunit* to t activities." r: " I fa& O. ht Saving >»rly riser Urn*. I’m S B 'S The Nazi Blitz Rolls Over A Russian Village Move Within 110 - Mites Of MiWs>$rr‘^ Nazi Agency Says Russia Makes No Mention Of Town 17 Ships In Harbor Of Rotterdam Are Damaged By R.A.F. Mr I *N11. tsi rman ro w* agency, i«‘|i<irl«d that Hitler’* force*, -terming llntoigli the center of Ito* Stalin I .me, had captured SmoU-ii-k. '.MO inib'H we^t of drop their few belonging* in the *hcllrr of .1 Thin village in the R ubbIum “ buffer tone" Mt.wvt.M, and a tli-rlm spokesman — formerly Poland —Celt tho full force of tho h*»u*e that -*till *tiinil.H a* they find Ihemm'lve* itolii tiled liiat tsi rman Rpee$l troo|»H had raced »hei*d to with* K aii hlitt at Atart of thq vbiir in the Kant. cnoghl 111 the current* of n wur they tlo not in I 10 mile- of thr Soviet c*pl" umli rsluiitl. N»*» '•oldicre, at left, stand In the Ice of u Ini wall hutching the town burn. Bight, refugee* llitlsr** field * hiadipnirterx ■*aid groat MirceoiM were in th® m ihiir I lo Rif- oiim concCtletl th® tank I' d N.t/i legion* bad bn»ktn t.i th** vicinity •»( Smo* hint Ub bill t*It•«k. k •v railway town. IIIII*14 to. muiitiutt <>f thu fall of tllf (IW1i. It. A. K. wnrplancx wer® r#T \V turn ton nttevuleit n meet|*"l It ll 1a ■fmvt* fltnick ® heavy iriir of th** Booth Kloriitn H<*h«H*l hlllN* lit Axi* "hipping with 17 Offtcwil* A nhih’ Iii I ion in Tumpn vrt't It ‘put nut nf action** In y *» tfrd ay and r»'llnQuUhr«| hl^ Iho HITt nf Herman hfhl Hotter• |MiHition in pn-widv-nt of tJw< him Two more shipments of cloth­ group to T. V runway of High* lln rrv Hopkins, supervisor of ing have t*en sent out for the land muniv, ne\%ly »dnt«d, Mr. tlie I ’tided Slates tense lend British Red Crass war rsllvf leiiwton Raid thin morning. pii.grnm arrived in I^tndon to­ work, containing about 330 in­ Ont.-r number* of the draft il,, \ . visited Chtirrhlli almost lm» Jim Allenby fired In the R ppri«i'ntAtlvr« of 20 countifR dividual pieces of clothing for M-gistiants In the second group women and ehIMren, Mias Irene t,. sign on July 1 will be drawn » r n orrsant no.I heard Jumvk S. rnatih with a |hiI1cu "1.” t«ry«*l mrdiatelv. then tiftradetl a meefc r of the Brili-h cabinet. Hinton, chairman of th* packing in Washington today a< Secretary Kick.ml. xpcrt inry of th«* Flor­ nnd I II. Buy fir«*«l the ••me An authoritative announcement Kdnntional A "siK'iut ion, *nd shipping committee, revealed of Navy Frank Knnv dip* Int" ida score with u I'lito AStnndnrd M>«uU on the Mibjfct of m aking •nid Hopkins flew In England in today. the goldfish howl and pull* out county *«hn«d builgrt* under the American target to enrry off top ne nf a fleet of United State* A member of tha local chapter l»i>0 pan*!*. one by one, contain of tho Red Cross said that the Ing the serial numbers o f the new tax vyatem bo n$ not tn In- honor* at the wrekly ihimt of niIt bombers, nil o f which made cre o le rna|q o f op eration, Mr. member* felt personally thanked new men. . the Seminole («tin t’lub ye*ter$luy he trip safely. laiiwioii exfdainrd. The Russians acknowledged for tho work they have done by A* soon t* the Benftnole Coun­ afternoon on it* lakefrnvil tange atl> today a deep German ad­ Sam llraminer, «rho«d snperina letter of appreciation written ty Draft Board receive* n mas­ Despite rainy wentber, several vance to the vicinity of Sinoto the American Red Cross by ter Hat of the order of number* trroleut of Osceola county, wiih vie*-president of the visitor* turned out for the nhiHit. lensk, only 231* miles short of Field Marshall Sir Philip Cbst ilruwn It Will associate them with fleeted King . of Moscow, in 'a sharp, abrupt un­ .... . I'atrolinan wode, chairman of tho Rritish the serial numbers of lociil rag ta­ 8«‘uth F lo rid a aaoclathin am i M is* .inrholitig «U|Mrintrn«lenl o fj H,H’'*H»r$,,,gh^ rounty. Mn. Inn favorable turn In Soviet fortunes. Red Cross. In recognition of somo li ante and both number* mid Je*»lo Miller This Nani thrust al the cen­ necre- Allenby of Orlnndo, Mr llsn-on 2.500,000 articles of clothing sent m ines will he published m The Munuti t . wax re cle rtn l of Winter Tark nod Mrs. Ales ter wa* disclosed in an early tarv. sine* th* war began. Sanfprd Herald. Johnson. Mr. Johnson and Mtmorning Moscow communique M r. I.aw tpn hnn served five Among articles sent from •lout 750,000 young men regis­ itttrnileil which reported that heavy bat­ Sanford In the latest shipments tered In the second sign-up and fonafcutivi* form * iu |ire*iden t of William llrooker also hut did not fire tles were in progress in tho were 44 drama**, 14 women's will be placed In the total list thu organization. Several boys, who will shoot in Smolensk nrea. drama**, six bed ahlrts, five f registrant* according to the the Junior rifle mnlrh nevt month, Thus admitted was a German children's skirt*, faur childrens order number assigned them. were nt the im-et for prin t n r fir break-through some 50 miloa sweaters and four women a «• v * « I more men have rei»lsing If weather permit < . .-mother tee per limit any previously ac­ sweater*, five pair of aox ami li red - at the local hoard office practice will he held Friday af­ knowledged. four mufflers. tlui week ami n few nun-o card* ternoon at 'Jbtn orlork, Neil Fnrther tn the south, on tha The group also sent an afghan hive come In from men who nENDIX. N. J. July 17 — (A t Smith, club seerelary, aimnunred snnte central front, the Sovlsk er knitted quilt, and nine lay­ m-'oed at boards away from home, — Hi* per-nn* were injured toat the command reported, however, ettes, each containing 29 pieces bringing the total registrant* in ilny u* police elu.heil with »ov- The boys will gather the county to 8X, local official* end hiimlri'd men rind women touiforil Eurniture Company nn that u Nani tank hnttnlion re­ of clothing for table*. „ First Street ami go lo tha range treating from tho vicinity of *ald, today. who stoned uutnmnhite* nnd pre­ Rogachev on the Dnepr Blver Aa was expected, the draft vented <lny nhifl workers from from there. W in ter H aven W ill Those who will shoot in th hnd been encircled and de­ calls for the county are In- entering the plant of Air Asso­ match next month inrluile; Hillii stroyed. This was In an area Build Civic Center r reusing ami a total of 27 men ciate*, Inr. Madden of. Ijingwnod, Dunne MeRussian ac­ nrr to be assigned from this Collet' u»£d tear gn* and Hlnrrnw, Nolley Trawiek, Stuart where unofficial hlto nun men, fired revolver* into tho air to Giiiirterman. Taylor llrown, Itu- count* claimed n continuing ail* WINTER HAVEN. July 1 7 .- count* next month, 17 white i nil 10 negroes, tha secretary of vance in a Russian counter-of­ disperse tho thrnng that closed ho Mero, W. I. Hirr<. Jr., Ilob f Special)—Whiter Haven City Commission has assured civic the hoard remarked. So far'only In on a Inis carrying 35 workers. Crumley, Elmo Grnrllek, Dale fensive. nine volunteers have mado anpllA Soviet reference to fight­ Ticketing began Saturday by Hoffmann and Harry Lee. leaders of an enlarged civic cen­ ing' about Bobruisk—which for ter building by approprtat Ing ration for induction in thn Aflfeu»t thn United Automobile Worker* Srorea using pole*. “ L " targets some lime had been behind and $11,000 to augment the $7000 •pii ta and since these havo not of Amorim in a dispute with the ware a* follows: west of the front— suggested fund already collected by publlr hnd their physical examinations company over the dismissal of Name * S T ItM the Germans had that been subscription for th# propoeed it is probable that there will be nino sheet, metal workers. Jim Allenby ....... 1 *4 1 *5 ft'J -J*| plenty of places open for volunthrown back In that sector by, A. L. Myery, Jr. .. U4 H U 97 2H 9 - » -----------------------us 91 much FLYING CADET K ILLED ofC tee»$l...... Aklen C. Dorthirk 01 9-1 279 kn~ 50 mltwr ■ Too, glnally, would Include an and! audiLeo Butner ........... HH 90 912«9 unofficial German elalnta EVERGREEN, Ala., July 1 7 tnrinm with a seating capacity of Score* using Class A Standard that Nasi troops In the north were rapidly advancing on Lenin­ —fAT— The Indy of 20.year-.dd American turgets were: 400, but the commission proposed grad Winston Sumter Porter o f Ty. Nam* tn enlarged building with ipace S T Itit were In effect denied by tho95Soviet war bulletin with th* lertown. Miss, was found In the C. II. R a y ----------- 90 to accommodate at least 1200 90 2HI declaration that fighting In that tangle<l wreckage of hla Max­ Jim Webb -------■pactatori, and appropriated the 01 8H 97270 sector well Field t mining plane four Jimmie Cowan ........ H5 I lf iM L ___________________ y;| H7205still was centered about I’sknv, mllsa north of here Wednesday, William Rrooker HH fW H9205 more thhn 150 mllea southeast Porter, a flying cadet, waa an- Harry Williams ^ 03 87 84201 of that Important elty. M ayo Urgfea C aro route from Montgomery to Mo. Ned Smith _____ _ 80 HH HI) 26.1 Similarly, the German drivB nn 74Kl*v, bit* an a scheduled round-trip J. V. Jones 85 85 240 the Ukrainian capital, D urin g Farm W o rk navigation flight when ha die. . Scores with rifles aj 50 fret waa described a* still appeared Tuesday night_________ follows: A. L Myers, Jr , in tho region fo Novograd Voly­ TALLAHASSEE) July 16— W ; Leo Butner. 94; C. E. We­ nski, 130 mile* to tho west dal)— Thera la ao more wrtala lug to th* agenBerlin’* story of tho Lenin­ stern**. 93; Ned Smith, HI; ,-minded person la Florida i*l, market research, Dm b * MeSlarrow, 85, nnd Bobo grad front— Issued not hy th* C«mmlaaioB*r May*, who ign tha ice and appointment Mery, 57. J. A. Howard shot a aa the need for conaervai* representative will 80 In the slow fir* at 25 yard*. German new* agency DNB In »f tha kiuaaa Ufa, especially advance and poexlbly In antici­ af tha agency was pation of Moscow's early morn­ . May* lg appalled*'*! the With the understanding ing communique— was to the ef­ aeo polate would be eovfect that Soviet forces war* In disorderly retreat and only "par* Hally able to resist” It waa asserted the Russian* today to m-roof - H f W YORK, July IT —W>— and w a n 'd W ife ulldlng on Ponlar LiadUrgh today advised were "deteriorating more 1» First and Baa- P w ,W*“ * Boo***#lt he had no more Into disorganised masses" G ranted Divorce * co«t of 84*0. *OBn**tlon with nny foreign gov- and that their apparent chief -----ernment, that ha received a Gar- hope was to hold the Nasi ad* business meeting man decoration while serving th* vanro long enough to prepare ART, July IT — (fly— I Judg* A. 0. Banner late saalng Poat of American smba«*y and declared a new defense line. The disrup­ lay granted Hate! Forbes Legion will ha he had a right to an apology tion of hundreds of mltaa of Russian railway* waa night at 8:00 from Saaretery of tha Interior vital Mb- a. dim es from Harry Nfc tha sight club singer. Legion Hut. Com- lake* few certain "statements claimed. Field Mid today, and Implications.’’ London heard reports of a re­ —— Lindbergh said at the time he sumption of naval action. So­ ermlt waa issued waa decorated by Germany b* viet warships. It waa tqid, had Haas* today to waa at the American embassy shallad Riga, th* capital of thg 1 to re-roof a al tha raquest of tha American Russian Baltic harder prorise* Ilf Want Tenth ambassador to assist in cresting af Latvia who** rspiaro had st of W k W » H. s botUr relationship “which Lawton Attends Allenby, Ray Second D ra ft Education Meet Share Honors Lottery To Be Held In Tampa Drawn Tonight In Club Shoot Clothing Shipments Made By Red Crosa Volunteers Are Be­ ing Accepted For Quota Of_ August Number Of Visitors Turn Out Despite Inclement Weather Police ( lash With Pickets In Jersey City News Briefs I •. h *l• • H . » K • * .k. i , . ! 7 •*' I . .n . ■ .. Msueliirtl |-w*— llitlo r’e llltfli Command di'clnri'il Min,, million troops " ito li>< ki'il in u tromiMHlnus xtruifglt' for a dvciaion on tin- faslrrn front totlay and Unit tlii’ Rtisitianit had thrown lltfir last roxorvea in­ to tin* ‘_’ i>-duv-oltl conflict in an ntli'tiiid to .stem tho Nazi hlil/krirtr. Foreign Tie-Ups Are Denied By Lindbergh �•» I • • I ' . W ; ^S5fi BAHTOKD t h u b s i^ Provisions Of ’41 Market Quota For Peanuts Are Given Canada's War Effort sda la virtually doing nothing, to aid .the Empire fight against Nazism anil collects cosh oh,the barrcl-hestl for everything she send* across tho water. The. truth ■w, Is, im however, Curnfcla’s efforts far iiio ^MUtii ru.fB ij that hizAh v/uuoua B war »*■». u,4Wl exceed those of the United BUten in profmrtion to .the size and wraith of the two countries. Furthermore, Cana­ da's entrance into the war in tho first place was purely on a volunteer basis and in no.tense of the word dictated or influence^ by the government in London. “The Dominion of Canada is limited In"population and nianufacttiring equipment,” tho S t., Augustine Redon! points out. "Many airplane factories are short on machine toots, and have been doing by hand what.U-dmu^ia-the United* States and England by machines; Beginning with nothing, the Canadian concerns near Montreal have t , j v l v A H C A D l T W IT,— (Special) —The second conungtnl o f Bri­ tish cadet* to tt»ln at Riddle Aeronautical InutRite warn «xpectrd to trrlve;hfre to>Uy. Cspt. IjUu. J. Forty, marmior o f th->» flyini at bool u U YViJncsdsy. w There will bo M In tho group. The other ir j cadets who were vx peeted to ireive at tho u i u Anderson- Griffith Funeral Directors 70S R rr%p.^^efuro the .wqt, CaJ’ -/U.bT<V fewer Huuv. LOQdjapn. worVJirjr m*Mkp)0n> r.rrolerrtie»»'Wins It-has between 20>000 and 25,000 working to fulfill onlers to a value of $127,000,000. Giant Hying l>oat Iwmbcrs will noon lx* roll­ ing out of a new $1,500,000 plant in British Columbia. "The Royal Canadian NnVy has been Increased in com­ plement to 771 officers and 7.7H1 ratings ns computed THUSSDAY, JULY 17. 1*41 with 117 officers nnd 2,345 ratings formerly provided. “ Ample financial heip to Rrituin is the ilext step the Canadian Government prolsibly will take. Further reduc­ tion and suppression of the remaining duties in Hritlsh DO NOT GIVE OUR goods entering Canada is lieing. considered to help Great IN GOOD CAUSES IN BritainJWy_foiJ0n..estimated .II,ir»$."CBQ.OOO_worth of.war. BOMHONH NOTES IKMUMBEltfl: Precious supplies expected to bo furnished by Cuidultti'’ No part of tho British Empjre has been more loyal sight of the Lord Is the ef his saint*.— Psalm to the great traditions of a fno popple or haa made great­ er sacrifices to the enusu of democracy everywhere than has tho Dominion of Canada. If the United Status did ah much, for every billion dollars put up by the Catudfow. wo would put up ten billions, for every hundi volunteers, wo would hnvo n million. Canada in not big but it is 100 percent. nunU w|U i (ItM tbtkt the farm's eutlre prtiductinn rhay.be marketed without penalty. Ths ‘’limited marketing' ward allows penalty-fre* msrkntIn* np to a it (ted amount, above which the peanuts marketed.. are luhjegt tp ih natty. Tho “ excel* marketing’ card epcclf! •< a cer­ tain percentage o f each sale upon which the firm er mud pay pen* iltv* HAT OUTFIT ' BUDDY? ® st«syvss? rrcnlng lifeboats. time anyhow, and It wes the more authentic, *' BevtrsI new hooka are gaining prnnfnenej on bast-ssller lists ralhsred by reliable sworn*. The New York Usrsld , Tribune lists the leaders In the following or- C Is risk, reward for tho fegglpH’ half no hour befoiro sunrise and end* holl ^ renture .SMibimn i . y atti & lock r^ntat and rcasonablo movement of umy tlrW . First tfctnM'crarr,c' The generally rrcognlzed hand signals must be given taw Florida will have mors continuously for 100 /cue before n driver slows down or makes a turn. i No U-turns Hhall* laj \nutdc on open highways except where .theru 1* 500 feet'or visibility In each direction. Cars which stop on the highway must pick • place iwhero there is at least 200 feet of clear view in each dlam up over IS.they are following and trucks must stay 150 fret apart ^ !*“TtJ^:inutaWe btlslacsn or residential districts except when Ovrf|«dIt"mccns BCWS fugfarm-1 ™|(jlkbl» IW passing Msiulss each nni>h other. nths» > b«T taking or Ring mar* money fog* . . At InUrsectlons, tho right-of-way must b* g fw h to i. Asd the fanners the car on tho right. alsg^to tkcw. ReAdBghta oro required and must show the road for ,u Indiana arc an the 5*0 T*11^ must jutye dimmers, which should be used t i *»i» p powwow I* when an oncoming car Is within GOO feet. Headlights o the other dsy aoo|shou!d be usCir, day or night, whenever there IN not 5001 UritJd S t S £ b ^ 2 IlW<St -0-? cUu vIl,t.b.UitYbent had ordered their Xkeep reduced- Aud Peanut buyers are rvqolrrd to keep records, t» collect the penal‘ty from farmer* who set) peanuts I* encees o f UW farm quota, and to file reports and remit any penalUde collected to the Sbte A A A office. Operators o f peanut-pick, la* and thru Kin* machines also are raqclrvd to keep . rac:rd* of all pa^auls, handled for farmers 'and tb submit such records to the county A A A office. , - - - F IR IP ^ S CASUALTY “ Inauranee n r if w a a xxuv la thu omIncus nfgbr, and ssksd Mr. Dulcimer the time, tt wss IftvCI,isnd etut mhtuto later Uw W a t Indian Islnod wss conruUed With the first spasm at S dsysn- agency X, 1UH PARK I’ HONK I I LOANS K. W. Loock*. of Lccs' - ■ ' J .. I * » 1 Made sa fllgaetnre. Co-Mskere: AatspishlU ■' | Fomltare. Several Repay- meat Ptaas.. . MODERN | FINANCE CO. M yr. rvstrel Av»«uq Or<ks4e imj^ fo ri*F um m *i SbuS KAclh. American J li * » - thrfiUsg soi smaildg ike sen that ban evar ten- , -there arc uR rape buiy worU who havt l^k G*mk [ t t 1 -fb \i W JT . » \li NoritrbOswTTs* fy sue*1 i round. t» - rusdlng >r *. So bcglSs Friiu p • foreword to hla Inw ,+ rz m jj ju*!riuir J,e»*i*Karms7»« nom*w S^-T s*A %rsew a»oroM ua <X£)’*i^ciM snc'fc:*A*0^r tm oeoroooooo to ■ j jj flackett pn<e4*. 'Is yuotkr.en a person’ tty w* ^ j'. .a tT m fv K n r . to B a rrie *" Andrew .Carraway ybw t» pel ever fn tho front and. rod Tefledtora on caeh aldo at ^poiujarurI Every vehielo must liavo adequate breaks, giase a skt»k'’.!*iinrors and working, windshield wiper*. 8(t AWIs f t ........... - ' *' ■ »■■■■ 111 ■ Kseuoftko WseMl • Flam Euatls W om an Nam ed Champion Pie-B aker KU8TIJ* July 17. - W b - M r * . W10lap fluffier, of E u S k wia voted the champion ple-makrr ef Thls Above All — Eric Knight Florida at- Wednesday’s opening Bandom llsrrwst—Jiiwei Hil­ session of the Florida drape ton f Growers’ ccawntion. Her entry ipe pW. CspUIn , n o l — Kdwtrd Ells> today Include Mryor berg Gaylord and C. Ilsmld ,f iEttstls; A; E. Flcki«Hj Jj T. Fennell, MlJ iZ the survivors, In their Mb they hsvs not dona.. | tt H AR Y IR K A, B. V. M. &sr a m 2nd flL ! as JWV*irW-*T«** * * ( " ■ *1 ,1111 VilnUtrmtlf* rutstiona jrr New Traffic Laws m way get U Moscow all Day hut that's nothing. Nsu did-Dpt. U w as. getting I gain that hurt. ■ .?* •. ■ . AS tt) i ilmoce la excited ov«r a trp fffe ' t More British Cadets Expected A t Arcadia^ pv m • Grapes out of porphyry, liks JJ . . . Galates Stirred sod frown sweet la her tool and rounded limbs, .Tlw aeage oranges 'hung like ’V*- peons (a summer, Thlck ln the dsrk of the eoel iMulirrlng hedge, The Log, green mtlooa and thtsv• j . |ng ucksnlnnles. I The yellow lilies tangled among Briefly, tho 1911 State traffic law provisions includo: ■ the sedge 7 , Only thg ulien sufters. The heirs Daytime speeding up to 60 milca.an hour and night ef. sumamr speed up to Ii0 miles un hour for automobile* “where do .Bayrender themselrse U the npecUl hazards exist” on State highways, and 25 miles an iriehs heaeeolont tun, ...__ _______ 'Drtaking deep drafts of thehour in business and residential districts. Vehicles whlkh wet and slumbrous n*c-,weigh more thin 8000 pounds may1drive 50 miles ah hoiU ‘ 17, a Ih. audst Ice Wf*' , y,-i- s— V M w - f *V T?2W . * ■• Vft i r a g g r a r ^ v v ...i ! • i f .• g.) • �# --w T O U M D A Y , J U L Y 17, 19U B A W T P T O F L O K T PA ^ 'o ^ G ra d u ^ tS t MRS. LO URINE B E A L, Society Editor DELAND, July IT — ( I elal) — Twenty-firs aumt scholars at Stetaon Uatveri went Into (losing raoadv thetr find • ramies lions I today a s .t h e y prepared commencarnadt exercises , all for 9:00 o’clack Friday moral Presldemt W . S. AUen wUi C frr the degrees upon the eal dales, while tha apeaktr for ! occasion will ha Prof. Hubert Longitreet.. suparrlalng prinelj of Daytona BeptY ,ackoola I former president o f tha Flori Education Association. Friday’s commencement p grnm as outlined by Preslda Allen Includes musical selectlc by Prof. Arthur J. firs ha Circle OAe Meets A t M oss R esid en t lira. Myron Smith presided over the bualnaaa session of Cir­ cle Ona of tho Flral Baptist Church which mat at the hotie o f Mrs. C a r l, M om on Willow Arthur on Monday aftemooa with Mrs. C. W. Rowlatd ass ist- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burney hare at their guest, Mlsa Gladys Tta Bible study was conduct­ Smith of Slatsrarille, W. Va, ed by Mrs. Fred Myers asd Mrs. W. A. Cagle gave a talk .Mr. and Mrs. 0 - C. McBride on “Str»,ardshlp/*v__ - . ______ loft today for Vldotto, Oa., to Members were urged to at­ visit with relatives. tend the program meeting at the church neat Monday after­ Herbert Thurston has arrivud noon and t o ‘ bring tk# children from Camp Blending to vteit *• m~tn Ir f toI ■•11 ■! r •^~ a -T * e n o t at 3:00 P. M. to go tn San-1 lands for a swim and return at 8:00 P. M. M ONDAY The Daughters of Inc Ameri­ c a n Revolution will new for the •R e d ’ Croa* In the Woman’s Club from 0:30 A. M. until no n, un- dor the apotworehlp of Mrs. C- Greenville, g. G K- Dawson, The prngra m" meeting o f the Church Circle Holds W. M. U. of tho First Baptist Meeting: A t Home IThurch will meet nt 3:30 P. M. a t'th e Church. Circle Four will praaont the topic, ” An Urgent Tho County Home on the Or­ Gospel Adrfjngse foe the Chang- lando Highway was tho scene bag Orient.” Mrs. Murray Jarvis, on Monday afternoon of the program chairman, will bo In meeting of Circle Three of the ^hargo of the program. Women's Missionary Union of the • Personal W oAers Group will First Baptist Chinch with Mrs. moot at 3:00 P. M. in the T. D. H. E. Btarr presiding Mrs. F. E. BoU presented tho E .. L. Clara Room. Sunbeams, Jr, G. ’A .’a and Jr. devotional and Mrs Voile Wil­ I t A.'a will .meet during the liams offered a prayer. The liw mmtes of the homo were enter­ program meeting. tained with the singing of songs by the group with Mrs. Bols st the piano. Tho neat mooting of Ik* eirclo was announced to be held at Ike homo of Mrs. E. B. Carter In Paola. . .. Tha meeting waa closed with • prayer after which magatlnes ware distributed and refreah- Dance FrMar Jaly I I — • V . M. ‘tilt Gear*a Town llall H APPY B ttfH r ' R. L. Caldwell . W, B. Haase ' Donald Peeks Mra. Chatlta Wa Louie Hoodp British A id Report lists Articles Sent Since July 1 afat i“ 5LoU 1o. .2>JM \.'8J ton School of Mutle. Two I XaTTIrr. tenor: Mrs. S. A. Edaafkald left to­ day for Jacksonville where aha plans to visit with relatives for Mlsa Margaret Myers of Orndo spent Ibe day yesterday ith Mlsa Joyce Steele at her me on Elm Avenue. Harold llerhat plana to leave Saturday for Plainfield, N. J. where he will spend a two weeks' vacation. Barbara Rucker returned home yeatenlay from Camp Chowenwaw, Green Cove Springs, where ■he spent the past two weeks. Mary Margaret Herndon who baa keen attending Camp Chowtnwaw, returned yesterday to New Hmyrna wharo hor family la spending the summer. Mias Florence Wells left to­ day on the “ Champion” for San­ ford, Me., where she wilt spdnd 40 Are Candidates For Degrees Frori Southern C o lle g e randHlafea fer bachelor's dag to ba conferred Aag. 2! at end o f tho second Flo Southern College summer I which begins Beturday, July President Ludd M. SpIVey nouncod today. Other names expected to be added to tho esrly In the socewd aooaloa. 1 ty-eight hart applied for ho lor of ocleaco degrees three for the bachelor of i The college win also at HI persona tha lleentiata of il ruction. Several sammer I students art completing 8 requirements fer two-yesr U ing certificates, .................... Prof. J. C. I director, dales Applicants I certificates are Bachelor of Arts — W Pinkney Crutchfield, Jr., Meade: Frances Elisabeth 8 ders, Wilttston; Sam Jones mack, Jr^' Key West. Bachelor of Science — ( Uo Mary Braddock. 'Jael villa | Pearl Room Cart/r, donton; Mlllyo EDxahotk Ch Weat Third Street, Miss Lueino Peek; who h enroute from A t­ hoocbofi Marietta Alien Cl lanta to her homo In Melbourne. Marjorie MeNraly Owens, 1 Palm Beach; Olga' Frlsoisr I Mr. and Mra. Bennett Lard. Jr., of Apopka, left today fo r Asheville and the mountains o f f o V< w . s w S ^ i, U m n ? i BMsabetk Hardee, Fertundiaa; f Vera Hampton Helms, LeBsDr. Dora _ jr a lCathloon Kathleen Johason, Lake Mr, and Mra. Frank Sandler of LaCraagv, Ca. are tho guests o ? 2 & . K" J C . 1 of Mrs. . Sandler’s brothers, UrUfKJo • Lunift Frank Shames and Harry Bekr, and their famlllaa. Mra. E. 8. Hoahlna, Mra. A . E. Eaton, Mine Madge Ahereroaabio o f Chicago and Mary Aon Raton spent yesterday at Day- tariea TernMargnotlt* Flank C. JB SSSi . Palmetto Avenue. W. K m *, treasuret- r f 1st a batenca of f f l . f l Mr.dAd Mra. Jain Wefceh. lha bank o* Jafy •< Sr. tefl yesterda y fbr Ruther­ ford, N. J. where they plan tla j seven afgbans ora, tha cost o f w eseb and anyono-w £i«nlen* won!.I ii*\. |H.»tnmty l«» w *rk r i ’••••*! J r Kill*. Jr. a• !• •\ •i "D aylig h t ait* ng («••»• .«!•] in cnn^-rMiiK •a• it t M r that r»’A»«»n il.*ii. i !*c >i hi* ht-lp I n .*11 • * •It fen** tvrn if • m.lkt an hour va i l * • •" K«lwar«l IIlu’ir’ • • * •• I ormnrpci* m*i r r ’ »t ) \ ij xanlonl id «•"». • mi# i iU. IIO Kti ill •» ••»••• to* .|o not h.»\aii \ ititlu«f new h f r« \\ . * • .f i* m t F , how^XFl f |n mg time wa< »• i >.m(h to help si# !••••• M im M.irjrart f I?, tarv “ I am <n f .1\••r ■( avtng hrrmidt I hi. ••at ng an rx tra !». in » » 1• t t ffr r vborkiiibr hour ti.»n am i In -u it f An eathnated 64)0,000 II. S farm imilie- lies on land too ,m—■r tn nlnt. in a decent standard of -JVou/TedU/iedatlfoub GET T H I S L U M I N O U S GARDENIA NIGHT MX PU C E O f C05I S5 im S « )‘. A N D F / P f B O X TOP. , Markham, Mark., Lake ithiaa, IhfrS ,W In te r M Merger, try Nelson, f , Cleanrarens. Frosti Fatteraea, M f. ^nd Mra. Paul Sckerf •ad ehUdrew, Amy and Doris, hava arrived fra m ,. Aadaluaia. Ate., visit with jfra. SoherTa M n . S. E. Andraam st their home!’oa 801 to Group Expresses Its Approval 01* Daylight Saving LAKELAND. July IT ill —Forty stuJenta are where aho kpent the paat . two WMka. She kUm visited in Jack••nvfllo aa^ 8L A ugustine. __ lilnKfifSf!?. tod j^.tors, tha Rsv. R. Grsdy (owdrn of the Fbut Baptist kurrh. and the Rev. J . J . Rich hi* of tha Trinity Ifethodiit torch, will speak tho bcnedic•n and the Invocation. The speaker Prof. Longvtrert, prominent m educational elrN In Florida and elsewhere, Id al*n count* in hla list of *cVltirv two year* of World War tpertmce. A Stetson alumnus. I graduated hare with the Ichelor of science degree in H I. and received tha bachelor f jaw« degree in 1917. After faduate atudy at Cambridge, in •gland, and at thb Cnlvcrsity f Penneyletnla. he received the ••ter of arts degree from Duke r I91J. He haa been «upervi«V principal of the Duylrina Mrh school* since 1920 The Stetson speaker also l« Ited in Who’s Who as on rdtr, suthor, and contributor to lentifie pnblications. A life emher of the N. E. A., ho Is a itjdftT.at (ho Rational Council] t.lidmeUoh._____ ^ . WRAPPERS FROM AMY, FA M O U S COLGATF-PAU^ R E F T 1Is / M f l f l s f Adda a smart touch as an screeaory. A n d l l 'n t m m t u n b r ta k a b U I Feet’ s flsmsos TO a i l SO APS U S r t i i I THIS FIN, lest seed Nee M e tee# ee weeppecs Neel ewy et •he pceCurts ikewe belewl Bstiese »e sever ksnStlnp sad pasCeps. • M tm IAIOAIN iu siu t jmsrr CUT, NIW m m . a*e horvyl this d*oe h pesd ooty wkMo oee MmNsd Virginia -4 W *•wmt BAOaAIN loan f t *«« » ? ! > !2t- < He 9 u a i i v c ity . n. i. I tm serludaa tleva cmi, • -a * ■ ’• A s k t|.<> i- I (n K , top, gp I H M MI Inum |b« liilBite'!,iJmu!li. 4'<g ; n ^{9 R4R#, illt b i kw j EH uif LiiitteRil (jg|| r— «i»srt9 »*», |f(|# Is M f mm# of ik M iiii!o E iHtfroJ l( taioJL r% A M M fll RB^iUmd kmUm, . PSXU1UM DISTRIBUTOR ^ 7 �I I A g m o w — uLi,0. Y a n k e e s Win [ b Erased From As D i M a g g i o H i t s In 56th f* Public Tonmc champion - Dave Mitchell la, erayd Bill Prlli from , nation,I public link* amptoneklp W*dne*d*y tine tb* Ban Francisco ana 1, In a aeeond round tchoS. title wlaser In 1M4. par golf for a 35 and 2 up fte an Prlli ht the trth. ha Art Pony, br-*p*ctacl*d tar from Detroit, dlepoeed of Mort of Ban Francisco, 1 up. On* of Hawaii's two entrant, taach the match play rounds, an** WIbon of Honolulu, batI out a S and 1 win ov*r ■Hat E. Meyer* of Baltimore. Bob Dalnel, Ban Francisco fly. Mabt • he walfh* in tb* neighrhood of 1C [dor • scorahtng Jtm ‘4w- *dt> M i Jam** Thompson of Cleve- W, I and 2. Tournament med»ll*t and farite, Jim Clark of I.ong Beach, 'ML, carded a four under pur to whip LailirLral of Belling. I*, Waah, 1 up In th# day’s banfo h d , ru m w M win. from Um ttqpitr and quality I with rood p * d n and p County ] Mr, Falford report* l ih butt* I acthritj la th* livestock ■bated of tho county, wtth a n MOVE GOOD CALVES ms Okeedmto*, Jaly 17, (Special) Present IpdkaUoa* arc that CLEVELAND, July 47, -O P ) —T h at red-hot New York Yan­ kee* pat a 10 to 8 eruaher on Cleveland yesterday. booming their lead to sla fall game* a* Jo* DIMagglo hit Mfely for hi* Mth etralgbt mnteet. Charlie Keller'* fourth-hialag homer over Leagu* Park’* ihort right field wall broke a 21 dead­ lock and lent the bomber* on to tbelr grrateat margin of tb* American league *ea*on. DiMaggio loat no time In k**p> Ing alive hi* amatlng Consecolive hitting . itreak, singling through the boa In tb* flnt Inn­ ing and adding a (ingle, a dou­ ble and a walk a* tb* opener of the three-gam* July ^pennant lories" developed Into a rout. Junior Legion District M e e t Starts Monday M dW oPA tetefniAtioM fW tlH /5^' h er Fans 30 * B atten In Game TORT, Ark, July 17,larsaca lott, pitcher for »ld In th* Northeast ArLafgu*, I* r**dy to claim itod of strikeout—and *n- / eew vcftciB o ptttituo’ ‘ i, (Pftjooerop BtuiWenysi No Basis Seen For I t a l ^ Expansion Poficy By Student Wut 80 men daring ng gam* with Newport iy night, allowing only im* was railed at th* h# sixteenth, the score I*L -fit DJtLAND. July. 17-That th* I g n * ’lj)iian nationalism. nnd R A D IO N E W S absolutely no>«Mk la tha conclusion Edward C. Furlong rarity student and •Ms Maxtor's thaals Interlude GENEVA with Mr. and Mr*. 0. 1L 1 recently. After vacationing la G* Mr. aad Mrs. J. 'Tools Virginia ’ u X - John Tool* Monday for their home In vf t Lauderdale. LUHan and Aubryy Moran wane with- them for a week'* vacation. < Mr. aad Mrs. p . . B. Dooley and daughter, Eleanor, of Win­ ter ,6aid*n. hay* moved to their horn# har* for th* summag- .d Mr*. R. N. StrwvaU was oatlad to th* b*d*ld* of her mother, Mrs. Millar, of t Daytona Bane*. ||f Once again w e have accumulated lota o f good and bad used furniture, bedding, stoves, rsdios, etc. W e know “jun k” Is not the proper w ord fo r this accumu­ lation, but when y o u 'get more than you can handle and have to crowd it and stack I t in piles, only one idea' comes to your mind and that is "let's get rid o f this junk*” W e don't believe you can ask fo r a single item that w e can't show , a good substitute. A ll this so-called junk has been placed in o^flop, department and it h as been priced to sell. In spite o f the 'OUT second rapidly advancing prices this ju n k is priced lower than ever before in one o f our isecond-hand sales* W e have bedroomsuites, odd dressers, vanities, fF - T jT r FT .T'lr.cT . jff* « .77T chests, ■ robes, iron gjjrings, pi a ttressCSr chairs^ dining room suites, buffets, chinas, tables, dinette suites, rugs, living room suftes, oiccaaional chairs, sofas, lamps, secretaries, studio couches, Florence pil ran ges, m etal refrigerators, kitchen cabinets, fi­ ber aiid reed porch seta, youths' beds, pillow s—in fact, we have a good aaaortment p f any -and everything. Come In, pick out w h atyou want, P »y ua cash fo r it,,or buy it °n our easy terms — the price w ill be the sante. and there la n< will be a bargain. vuIliuh. good ea new. Full nlxe J * * * Thlrtyrfour Dollar Kitchen Cabinet* m and neventy-two dollar'values. . mlaeaflanadnn’ shower was n at the Hall, Monday aveni for Mr. and Mr*. W t f M uth Griffith‘ and Charted fry. I har* been vlitUnc An Uie tea of A .. E. Moran awd-^J’, McLain, Jr„ ’ respectively^1’ r » Mtl to tha ’ Masonic Horn* M Petersburg Wednesday. < One Fibre Llvtas I, Room Table— r---- J to f 1DJS0. Bargain^ $ Five Breakfast Seta, good con­ dition — ; vatlia... brighter light than th* “P TT? Defense Bond Quiz nSatLK'SL .m i f i r t f r "*rn,:" W 2:00 Mary Margaret McBrtda We have Sisunona and Flor(da Studio Couchea. Bargalna s t aJJdltoSS* N0U* At lto £ T with 8*11/ Mar- 3:20 the. Bits Columbia Court* 4:15 Afterneo* Vari 4:30 Organ Melodlan 4:45 Hurl Ira* 5:00 TM I-on* I t 5 JO Dot Seller* Tre« rise I >41 Tk* WerU Tad d-A'- • ACKAGE STO Im ifl fim BMHHS1 gTI STOCK need >P- Bound Oak Table------Three Oak Buffets...— Maras! r ' • i M srsa& re Daytona Beach Vsrlslle* beds, _____ 1 _________ ________ chent (WaL) r -L About One Doaan Kitchen Chair* : , �jjjjrr?"'i1-'' 'r‘i:* . THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1911 H R SANFORD B M ttlJ I, SANFORD, FLORIDA Siemel H a ^K illed 200 Tigers, But h asn ’t Been Injured Beyond Scratches 's * # 2 ? ? fr i* P °'ntf ’l *n* ’J1111 I Ilia iguairy aiain, thu tiger mas he ran t charge at rw lrg«, b*it rci „ rnrt| 1o cM hu'ion. I » ■ ready to raise she Omni m .. , , „ . an blatant l„ e .,e he charge.. |. I " 2° yeara l a ‘ ho Jsnple/ he . “ My knee, are Heard, and the * h“ T' (.k% ' • CBd o f the .pear handle la nr..r “ s " * < *'“ * ,he 8 o,*J1 h . K m t* r # e ground so that If I ean'l hold « ' L ** The m igh t with n.y .trrnx'h, - mor' ,hn7 ™ •£ w,,h™ the apear handle. Pr*e»>.| i„ ih - l 1'4' *Pf,!r ,l1 on'1 nac " * 'r" ground, •aylll keep hia elnaa and! k' t r , b‘ TUl, i * tc “ PU .«* ■». nrmh block fro m .F ifth !, „ „ „ , wMTi i. -tte.e— T T cmirgug-—you o»„v have I *me for On • .hot. If it m lur. n vital .pot you are In a bad way.” Hr reached under the desk and pulled out a foot-long ateel •pearhrSd, ground to a needle point. At the bare was n ero.seBlit bnr. rT Moth.n of man Is Uto U. 8. armod aarrlce, each representing • laagsaga 1 or racial group, gathered at tha bam of tha Statue of Ubai Ibarty, NaW York, and received an. hietna of honor. Mrs. Mr*. T. Q. Donaldson la reading ■Mama a meaaaga from Goa. Herbert H. Lehman commanding thalr loyalty. 8h* i. flanked by CoL K. P. Lord (lofty and Lieut. R. II. Cramer. BaiaS row (left to right) are Mrs. Julia Doraay, Hungarian; Mrs. Angel* Brunia (behind Lord), Italian; Mrs. Elaia Alleyns, Negro; MrK Klisten Hrartnraa, Norwegian; Anna Stern, representing ner alaUt Mrs. Abraham Friedman, Jewish; and Mrs. Julia Anuakawlaa, Polish. "Thi. bar nnd the aia foot .haft, made o f a hard woo,I called leuro proto, lot. me keep the rot , away from mr. It’s a lot lr*» j dnngrrou* than erra.ing f 2nd atrret " ■J——Sternal, a nailer of Latvia, Itvw* of the.hunting parties h» guides;to send a lot of hunter, to South j on a ranch In the llrnzi'lar hln- for a living. Ha wound up In the America this year who used to jterlahd with hir w ifi and baby. jungle after 15 year, of wander- g<> to Ada and Africa, now III. wife wa» a Philadelphia In*4 • cln.ml to hunter*. A few won! girl who went lo Brail! with t i l The Tiger Man aspects the war la.t year and Siemel »ayi they tores Will Be Open Six Days A Week As Usual aye Willi W ork More Than Five Days TyrQ months ngo thin company triad tha experiment in a few eastern states of a five-day work week for oyr retail ators employes. Now we are able to announce that we have adopted the five-day week aa our national Policy. V ly . L* • m r- I* m r* • m * r ’ \h <« I • - « U»>. • r •** * La P* ■ |d i * r ■C o \ • This, we believe, conatHutes the flrat five-day week and the shortest general working boors of any major retail food establishment. • Thla shorter work week will be In eirect before Labor Day In AftP food stores in , thousands of communltias throughout the country. It will be extended a* far and as fail u pciwlble. Frankly, however, we must mognixe~thikl la V T i r states and a ' numW of cities the Introduction of this policy may be delayed or even prevented by state or local labor regulations or local agreements. 1 m * • AAP food ■tore employes affected by thla policy will work only five days a week al­ though stores will be open alx days a week aa usual. Thalr weekly salaries will not be reduced by their shorter work week. Our policy la to continually Improve working con­ ditions and salaries aa evidenced by the fact that during Ui<[ past year alone we have been able to stake actual wage Increases and to pa/ added compensation to our employes In an amount totaling mom than 54,000,000** - + TMa new, shqrter werk ia atUl farther evidence that the anvtngg you am now make in buying oroceriea, meals, and fre^h fruits and vegetable* In AAP Food Storen are amde1posriblo by pavings through efficiency and that no great'part of these saving* comes out of the wagen of our empleyio. r m ar year* It hm bm i aoeree ef grid* to a* we ksv« been able gvnmUljr to' sudsUla tbe k Wmn r.iiu i.i.Ntioj ..r At Our Package Sltire You'll Kind The lie*! In p H SSSS trre«te«l and supply -sinlwicl.e fake*, rookin and other GhmI item- which they donate \ juke Organ wr* see. red and ilaucva trrani*e<l. * Here the service men fr».l fordi.il welcome. |fet h»dn inn |i|\ui< and reallv feel nt h» Thi- I- the sort of job the frntly oryanltol IV S O i •»«• paring to ib*. hut ?n rntei|-rtsimc ftew-paper reporter ifot th«* j»:nu» on them nnd saw to it t' at hi.* City «us prepared and III- eaper backr.l him Up up In to »«(• ;««»{• the the «o»h D nrkft nim r* D t It f. is i |u«t. -mother .u eviHB through donee «if the v lito of the tews □ pap* r to the commiuiit-' when it »n ®frepts its re.*pon it■ititv nnd take- lendcrahip In th** matter «f put he aenrlcr. f The Jaek*nn\ilT«* Journal is fustlv proud of it* m* option club for -ervice men and paint* with (|lrlde to its R0 \*e*ir« of civic arrvi e in Jack«onvll»». working conditions. We hire achieve^ both by cooeiaatty Istpcovlng Methods of bringing food from producer to comumrr, cutting Mrt waste aid Imecoi•ary handling operations 'along tbe dletrtbntlon route. This year we are paying the highest wagon for the ■herteet wsrh week* la the history of the food bastacas aa< yet oar customers thronghoof the country win sere more than $50.000,MO oa the fhod they bay as napand to the lowest prices wo cooM charge on the basis of pur own operating exponas only five B» MRS. RP.VA D. AN 1)11KWH * rSACIIFH i', No on* ha. to be told thut *T»• the. are one of our im>*t ar^lrlou. lunmrt fruit*. Kni'. anil flavoi Minit' pro 11 rhw, peck'd, cut up, »prin)lii|i with a hit of .ugar .mil rnv,i<d with cream are mich n widely pupal* r deuert that wehivecooie lo lay. 'pearhea ano rnam ,' whin » • (nn.ld.r anything that h.i< turned out exactly a, we want it Well the peach crop in coming in now, and it’, one o f the Mg.eat on record. So let'* get full! benefit of thi. pIcQtitudr of deI clflu. pe.che*, u.iug them fre.h, | ■inned, pickled, and in the many ! other way. that tempt the ap. I pelita ami natl.fv the tn-te. Haro aru aome reeli>e, that ire guaranteed to plen >e riach Ice Cream Requirement.; 1 pint milk, table.poon. flour. 2 table*poon. »a U r to s .mootli pa.to and , I tup heaey cream, and '2 *u(er | pench pulp and Julec. • Scald milk, ml* flour and rold | •>at*r to a .m oot hr pa.te and «dd to It alowly the .raided m"k. ■lifting rnn.tantly. When thickik oxer hot water for _ minute., add .ugar and ____ egg-yelk and took two mintit**, watching carefully to avoid i Wiling the eu.lard. When cokl, •id cream end vanilla, ireach pulp, and Juice, ami free**. Thi. make, u unnoth. rich cream. • Peach Sorprke Sheehel JUaelrementa; 2 cup* au-rur irt water, I tea.poon gelatin. o n o R i. • •ugar and water together -mlnutee.- arid, tho gelatin In cold water. When ml*-1 , It told, arid pencil pulp, which keen preaaed through a aieve. jglco of lemon aral oren-rc.i. tehee and Buttermilk: Thla Uj| gnawhat unuaual reripa for foDla, but you can be »uru tiptop In tha auntmrr-tlme.. tequlrcmcnt. (for four wry■)l I quart fre.h butterm'ht, ip cream, t Uaapoona powauger (It tllt.nlvea quicker ~ * " » * ) , S Urge rip*; I tea.poon almond U FutUrraUfc, than [h|a mixture. Prma t ■ alcvo and and extract to thorn. Beat I pulp Into buttemllk mixChill. Serve In tall gUaaya. O f P ow er -1 k R ocom m ended L IQ U O R B r a n tl y . Cham pagne. Wine. (Hn. Cordial*, etc. v /■ 4 A- reeoremendatlooa I Down Corp.. new Phone 9MS BAGGETTS Liquor Store Mather Arcade WHOLESALE LESAu] • rttc E s IN RETAIL SV0MS ss Prtcos Good Thru July 19 fancy Western Chock n> 2Jc 'b H.vn Flavored In 29c Aaaorteii Cu»a Chopu M % MAC Kt Sf l PO llvXK. MAOOOCA l .ii.cy Bonelw i Pol , I ,»n, , hth Sltik B O L O G N A BEET ROAST Tho BID S A IM O N tt A 9 A VS 25c Pioco • -v. I I . ? , P rk 'b rillols 25c m 25c for Boihmj. Go Smoked V I II. .1 I ,n Bacon Croaker 2 'b> 25 « . 19c Metilyf Plate Boilimj B®Bf ,b 1 15c < Tender. Sliced Lamb i it, i n M u lls* 'b. 12V)C I . I. Witor U ser Broom - 29c u> 15c Donad A Rolled Venl I !•-• ft, I ‘ajk. Ciub Boost M eal *b 29c Potato Salad or Colt' »•!« Chuese * V«. .»n-rn Cirudo 15c LAMB Mock Chicken 5c Chops - 19c M.tchuts SI. Apy»oe•J |r Rindlosa n. 29c ^l**K*j| Vi.taJ, Imdlcii B ncon - 21c Morroll a Pr1t!** Sirtnj Hall or Wln-'b* M*i*)iit in ' | in<| I! ill PIC N IC HAMS ib 25c r Wholra fTlurntofa CRAX W HEAT 1 6 -oz 1 9 c 1 0 c r.ij . rHrxi ’ Carey a Tl( t i r f SALT 'V * 2 Vi A Mo.il In Itsoll! ir l ** * S| •|h**»i with M -it •I.-ii i lup ii* -Wh<it 11Ajit hncii D slic iP ii* a Iku j uft* WESSON OIL Hurry For Yours! pt 2 2 c While Thoy L.vst-Only! '/■ ib 2 7 c 1>I! j |‘»Cmn FLAKES or P<‘«l TOASTIES D an d y Lino CcTns MILK 1 7 c Fin ligM tr. fU ltsv P ith U tl - VELVO Coifs# ib TEA Pl«fl_____ 5 c tCmft'i PARKAY ib 14V4c 3-fbbag 4 1 * J J£J 3 Ip ^ -Ib FLO U R SUGAR 5 5 ‘/a lb 2 5 c RICE ib< 3 Soulharn Blacult P a ll M ad eta 15c Hk.ll IIH IH f IMHJ Food S aam lie Puaa *N Boota Col Food I n - Me 28-or. it. 14c ba. Pink Ma. 3< oa Vfe'il or Grila— Qqar.llaa BUTTER PEACHES f la w 20 *>• 55c Eslbsck •*» 10c l**WdnJ Apple Oolicioux Elboita JTEU-O 3 pkflft 13c bind O’SuRChtno Florldo Key U bm s do. Deoallmj Fir. Corn ft 7'dc 15c WaMb Slate English Pans *b 10c Lemons 5 i« 10c Callk-rftUl C arrots Nl^e Nora b*- 5c Avocados •* ftttc North Mot* I • Peas 2 mj 19c Tall Tom cr MujI Sauco Sardines McGrnih Cut 125 Boots - ih 10c Smlahr'a FidmI T OMATOES 2 « i 15c 2J c 1 Tomato Slokely'. flna.l Party it' Slokaly't Pin. Grapalru‘1 H a o rta « i tc •* IVc P a c e 2 joj a t e U w 29c t,y • ^ My-T-Fln* STOKELYS haert frwl, A VagalablM HOMINY no 2 Prunes Mb 19c 2 ~ J 15c | Van Caaip’e ,^ V we. c.^.nd M o o t S •>. 10c -Cnn-twoof Dtfiy ■■■*— Standard 4NIVERSARY! I 10c Desserts 3 >» 14 Ddn Skin U. 8. Na l CcbLUi. ATOES • i / fane* Blus Si*»# Ml O fbddmo. o. Floor 20 ** ftlc MU 2 1 C Y#llnw Laho! T#<*— LIPTON'S carton Cold Madal K,l<hm Tailed Domno fMtary t « k Su«w S Ib. 7 3 .-lu ll Lady AHa* loop 21c Peanut Fl.vvoiod Picnic Homs. Ib I I K Chred led pfcg 35c fstt BACON Shouldor Ib SPARE RIBS. w.„ t. PORK LIVER. » - JBACON Squares to J Lamb Rib 'h Slits.! 8« ib JEV. July 11, - U f ) power eotnraltalon nmemled axpanilon - Power. CompeaWe drlvo for c«npower generating fn1tha cacntry In m 4* during t livfry Fro«* CREAM CHEESE 3 ••25 •I***! "HJ ncroiiv «l" ln»n- iim 1 ••ili* \\ omt'ii fftflltl If- n r i* provided fhutt h •rgiinif ith''tM 1t f 'l'M f Itl- Logs a * TK Itih lr ran now p*irvhafr«l 'mail a aUH io tin onU * 1 !»«• -hon -•tit the* riMin* rv .» apt I litll> pi •I •• ihr Wilson Cyptr--* t'nm|»nti\ JACKSONVILLE. July 17 — nn.l llptine (ignlfit* w«n l.ik.it (FNSl It .ii rime .lout >« t•I M through , Nr» England r>n hrrr thiN wn>k by 1% Author ami Ir.llirrP *• •crip'*'' .-king Kr»ler MrCartney, N« I. .. «n u r in f ut.* Hp- te. on the Jach.nnvillr Jou. “ I “ Where ran I fmd a pretty j Inuil if.""1 fft»r ' 'a Klurula In- iim "•••! jrlrl?" '.film *p«*nt Mr<__I arlney want, it plainly an-i , wrrk • NiUon lay* fn not! ariAin.l St 1fPYrr.il t*ww| Ik.. that M hr_ 1 l» _ __a not ____ ninnintr aa a,livc* to ll n In'vtiont 'tolUma.j ' Mm"'* Mann. Sn. h«»im Hr •- « new. reporter on the ....... . h\ Journal ,m( «a» a.-ignnl to l"'"" '• «"*' !,n'1 rer Camp Blamling. |..l.l.rt A krrn obwerrrr, McCartney Silvnf SprintfR, lb»w* Allen* the n«n*«l for a service man**. Keptil« ' InMilit f. Uainh*»w flub in Jarksonville, place where Springs nml I' »-•rc• the- In coiiM rather ami ttle nifht gorr i»f * Infermatmn an«l ntlvice. lie pr**«ehte<| the pr«»|»*»**iti«»n to Jehu II Percy. «*tanr» »*f the Journal and a t iinpuiwn ««< ■ta trtl to provide »i reel i ation club ThrmiRh the Journal s ef­ fort fil.iHH) wa< rnlaed in cuntrihut ion« from public -mi tied fitu* n*. a buildiii|f b a e.j And pabli- host and hio*te--es >c CUrttl * ho devote their time to supervising the c-nter ahuh rvr- soldier- from Cump lllnnd- _ Ing a ini -dil«*r- fit»m Ihr tnival QUANiiit .i, it .tuvfn Lowett Evryd.v/ Pricoi d r - 1 .1(1 n. IffU fT s Ganuino Phd«j>ltfl|hiu c*»a\l .1 ntinimiim Home Demonstration Notes .. -a 1 >T *1 • f 4. ft t Ttirprnlinr Still i mu will h«- l |S|h* Arena*, bearded Sa«tu Siemel— 'hev rail him the "Tiger Man” in llrnril — hatlir.l n mythical *igcr. Huge nnd cab!-' • muaelrd, he inrho.l forward with the grace of a tiger hlmaelf. -j invft.' him o charge, honine Ihe^glSxUkn jungle. “I approach the tiger a* hr! to «lrik* the ne-tr". Ha .piingl ^lumkei beneath the • thirket. |and ia impaled oil my apear.” ’ J ' PAOE FIVE Colored Pictures Of Soldier’s Quest For Girl Starts Kavine Gardens Made A. July IT Service Men’s Club ciallPA l.ATK — Coiorvtl picturr* •»! - ALLEN w YORK, July IT — i/Vl— mTt* bearded man crouciim. Im-c, TtXfJ on a ihad ie.y torn, r. the cluttered hotel ro-im war tram i armed Into a clearing >n * hc STOKELY S flneet Grapefruit 10c J U I C E O ctagon T o ile t l o o p I ■ 2 c a b .. 9c H 2 47-ox 29c SPECIAL .a lb 2 S e v- �J-'3iV2i* - • f t 1 V tt i >w n a n «» •t_ •THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1911 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, H.OHIDA THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1MI PAGE SIX 7 * I-n lo .U Mini I I o f Mlork I. Tier 3 o f ttio Town o f Hunf..r«l. Horlffc*. acco rd in g to i: • l! TraffortT* map of Sanford Klorldt: rBWttlnl In Tint II *«.* * I MR/rva fff-4 | .o f «h » pulillr r«c«»TUR o f Hvmlnolr** <‘«*u>ttv, it»# andcr»lcn».l )I# *tsr I d C U R M rr, oil ifondAjr th * 4th day n .d“ *r# « A. t>. 1141. p«rmmt «»* uf force lo*«r4 jq >1 *a l« • MBtad . I k . U a t - CGrt.il n rn 'i*« w Herein (Ivo ry* SL tfltck W pUfn. >tig *n«J K. L UoyO. et aL arc «U*- f*9d4Gt*. during the legal hoyrv o f amlft m IrnRt o f I he f«H jrth o 'i'* d >#r In Scnford. domino!* County, Pbrida, will o ffer fur rate &*na ■Oil lo to Clio jh# highest bui and] best busier fotf (M n follu irln e i]rw rtb«(l fltunl#. uaU. lyin ly lng* a rut b*ln* iu U* followlnt ■empale, awl ■Ke e p co 5 u , Beany. U t * r c V o ® need ta « U y to that hat kitck.n when yo q .raw take home a (a m p le (a m eal already .rucked. t Swsr—- PJoet'U. T n m i r »»h tl* -•«!. ~ Ihirrturer Jo |*.»y f.*r if. h W a t s o n Spr«*!.»| Master w . n r r v r r .it dollcitol for I'laintlfr ■ , . .— r — Ho t le u o f u * r i . v # . T i o \ »<>n T\x P K C ll ( ka:slrr ITMT Of IS.'LI VfiTTCII IA IfKItLTVr fMVEX. Tbal A— A \Va|th gna M It IC.inkm* ti»n* r o f i| .«» o f t • t--r* tl|-«4to No. loin. IwwUtsl tho ill) •t»V o f Auaunl A. !» , r.»I» hai flin t Mfiio In roy o ff lev an.l hi*i ta idQ sp tillin tl«ii f->r a tr»* .!*••*! It* t>« Uhued ttiorxiu. Siiel n r * i MllWlRfMI »tom lu lliiip ln f r:’ «*<• rih*>l p rou rrlt In (tic • . in t/ j o f BfinlnMr, tltalv of Florida ta* * n il: lasts I !•» N KMitnitifctr | t I'krma A.Mlt m» N.. : V!\| Mdrsuniriil of tile# u.i'U .T 'V O tr I'lldat |to»» hFll.l • «r tl(l« I o a iil a n d C m W "Ilf StMia/etf SffiViSioT in ______ N td ra _______ Erans t hum -ant mont fo r the -fayip t; o f her moth' r t « » - y r a r . o M . ^ 0 - 1. . . a.1.1 Is. Kiw tl riHs-i M4.t r i •*»-i Ntf<Irm E ts a p . 22. Chiryffo mmJrl. •<»ii*t iMtno- «|n..r on id * '.r .i filctl suit f«>r divorce in Chicago ami \fsrraisr in t)o.- m niii o f a i n " ^ asked pcrmisiion to drop her r»v. *tl, whlrk l« im * ith .11 > uf | r |ctj na,.|r wn | her mai l n W i ? • # *■ ■ -............................i ukrne o f Sanders. |tou*4 thla lr-t .In 1911. py fi»n.\T.) • AY. U t,* a Pi r r SBURGH r PAINTS ' Ifaaeot of tha fliers st Se*>lt Flald, 111. I» E igh t Hall, a firing aijulrrel, Shown with his martrr, Prirato nug.-no Sheridan o f tha 13th H y in g Baboo!, who found tha squirrel In the orderly room. Eight llall. who |1ms tha run of the ramp, la pictured gettin g hie dally rntioa (rum one •f tha army's new gl.it jare fur piceervra. p a in ih s .supplies . CLEAN-UP AIDS WAUHIDE ' INTVRfOR FIAT SEMI-OEOSS and OtOSS .v ;; tilr I* »*m* ft- rh k. 1. M iirii.i; |l**;.»l»jr 1 'r M rm t! o r ip 5 W «tP n it.S tr e e t r.« mhAil %ri*tn vtion mu Ith a rheery "good-bye lo you all Id goad lurlc** and an answering .orua o f hlasaa, Ur. .'nhannee >r«bars. N a il conaulala ganasal, ■eaa Naw York by pUna to quit IS cosntry trig Han Francisco as » N asi of tha Stale Papartmainfa order. Ho la.haUarrd an route etr pint In Shanghai, China, panser Yankee Htadlum, Now York, whero be started as flraS baseman for the Yinka. Loft to right arc New York's Mayor Fioraito.U. LoduardFi, Mrs.- Gehrig, Dill Dkkry, for- •I paralysis. . | ft Sanford Paint & Glass Co. n u tr iia tis * 0 3 './ IIT aval* Pask Vt, •• • : *AT Of •• THE . |\ Mid- •WHERE ( T ’ STOMKRS SEND l t ‘A - t ' Round * I T f.M Nm 12 73. N IC K ’S Package Stare no a*crow n A v s n a sirm r«w n a a star* Igvu 'lie •f N|* ' at A u l' X A I*, l -’ t. > • rtlfsl ru»m lo iny «»fhio. amt b* •\»4i|h :n.(itl* . 1 1'.ii f »r «l * < <!* '*• to Uo lin.*tf*l lliff'im . Hr i»l • rf|ftg.A4w Hi'br i"vn ik f fi.iU’ wiini fiy rttti >1 #pt .torrijr In |h* « ’ • uiv I l|r ivr* >f:-*n* I' Uk'l 111 I ' 1 fl«'|.»l *1 14 .» k >•r Hi" i ‘ i •» t Ciiurt Hflitilii' ' 1 * f.lY, f*llk .’ <4 th|M t July. A l* J JCll ‘lay 1941. I* 11V31tM I * Y f I'l.r k of rirciP* «*.tirt Tty A >! W t i l.ft *" t» 25c Potatoes 10 lbs ok t m if 'u io > t on T A X lir.K II " 4 k * r fr r IT4.1T O f |*-^1 N O T ir n in tm itK n v ij iv t j n . Th « Jl.iry lu lilw ln bnltlrr -*>f T.m i ’ * j Ilf rilltri N<>. 1769, IM■■11w**| tho 31'• I itRV o f AiOtast X h , 1924. • filial ■#m«* In my offluw tin I I ft uln «|)ti|leil6ohi f*»r u itu •!•« to Im l*Ru«Hf thoFon H»>«1 «• » tlfk n t* nuhrnre*4 (I ig f.lll.iwlns tlFicrlkt.l |srti|Mrrtr In tho t’ nuisi. o f VtoMlno!#, H a l f o f Fl«.r «l.t. t * WllT ■ " " --------- -----------------l a f I. I. Ift * 14 IITork ^ A U ts'o Ftrof Add lion t<* WonhlnRlnrt lUlichto 1*141 ll.MeU 3 I ’Aff* 31 Tho jl•»♦•*> mam nt tho »i*> propaiiy undrr tko M id r-rl.t " ’ I t loans*| woo In tho nam«* of Don lU ldw irt t n o r * ralsl rrirtlflralo • h ill *t.. rfd'Winod armritlriK |» law. It pr..nr*rty f s K r I M thrrrln ov11) t*. R/sId lo *!»<» h abort l.tof.I* r «t*in m u tt hnuM door sm Iho fliBt Monday In tM* m talh o f Au*urt. 1»4I. wklrh U Ihr f i l l day M A n iu d , 1941. Ilolod Il*6o 3rd da/ of July. m n u * tea 4 lb. 23c w -i. »T. R D F U IA F LO R A L u p e * 2 f o r . . . 17c P IN 39c 5 String BROOM SPECIAL 1H1W. v - t v r . nnttfVT-i in m . i. Cl-rk TKXI3K.II l*l4i:i 27< 27c lb . Beans II).......... 10c iPu re W a te r m e lo n s i- * Mi#n I Ills .I E g g p la n t Y a m s 2 lo r 15r 4 H i * ........... I I % Avbcatics ■. k L e ltu c e 2 fo r iH .t.nr.N no. tia i.u w B a n a n a s 4 lb * . M ... 7V^c Fruii IT. %T Sliced Pneapple 9c UOI.IST3 • Pineapple (iems 3n i.v. j i n Apple Hf^c I'o h l • "II At*?’: v• •'K itchun-lo'ti'd Hatter.... HP/^c ...1-2 lb. 15c Pears. •. no. 1 tall 9c • NtVNItlMOT M U F ille t! N II %K T %W» UH \N.tlHM H . F lt H A T O Oil V l l U N i m I2hcc.s«... P ^ i ,1!^" ♦ ; - v , - t*Xr^ : y , s. i -vp. ■ :;:>'>) F *. . 'a > ■ *— y Ifyii x GW * •' }fftv*?* lb . ... I tour J t » MM. I *•«!! lilt iViichcs Ml N N |h:t. 23c ( Mi*, es ins. !•*.' III IN/ Makes i ' l O l R.r) II).*:. Sr>c Rico IHis || w i) Q Mour llliv t l!* * N o 2’. 7 l ri CAN 1 2 ^ I1lour iii.^ri.Nu Mour 3f» Its. T.%Ml*IIIII.f. T O U tT O Juice...........2 for I5u (iL -a n sc r wa nn«n * Scott Toilet ’i” s*uc (limu •’>) n1 /:1-* •lllll. I l l Sugar Peas............10c Waldori I ’oilcl 'issue l lor 15c Soap Padti m ill i o Oct. Cleanser___ ___ 4c tfcott Towels . 3 for 25c Soap Pads Oct. Toilet Soap... 4l/2e T____ yUtUULU «w ir r « r u K a ii N 1*1 . 1 * r a ft w o i.iv n rA L W o i.iv i: iir r o * ir qt. 7^c om Flutfo......... -1 lbs. 57c t II l* l> g a l 'i u i i l l * ) Ken-L-Ration......V/2C COFFEE 1 L B CBRKAUS t a il K aan ios « lluii’K I'm C flC K lM , H i 2 2 c it 1 1 0 c AWKMICA*- Cone. SUPER SUDS Ige. 16l/2c 'h9m Z for 25c Ccnc. SUPER SUDS...... am. 8c Aflat Royal Gelatin. .6c Cone. SUPER SUDS....... g t . 53c ' 1. 1 M i n m u m * lice.:............ 2 for 25c KLEK BEADS.......... Ige. 16Yac -g t w itt r r i.* KLEK BEADS ....... «m. Rc I c e „ ........f..46 oz. 29c fjir.'i 'T i l l f'lR fil.P .N F ! O H - / — lb. 23c J/2 lb. 45c iw r n .r . %»:o»CT%nt.»2 Soap Ige........ 2 for 15c ,g (U n sm. 7’ ->i‘ Par-T-Pak... Soap resr..... 3 for 17c MU 12* L c Tripe no. 2 can 1 Parkay Oleo 1 !h. 17c Deviled Ham........... 10c Salm on...... no. 1 13 V2C irits 4 lb. pkar. 10c IjLTe. * MU HPOil) ----------------------- - V1MRA--------- Sausage....v... 3 for 25c RICHWHIP5 Graprnut FLihc- Ige. KelloKg*!. Corn Flnkn. GRAI'KNCTS . RAISIN HRAN WIIEAT1BS I'J•yr ;>c 12'/,c Ukllr Pawnee Oats Vr-m. 3c Oct. S'jap ... Ige. 3l/aC I Oct. Powder med. 4Vic a iiic n i irt» I'reet.... ...... 12 oz. 23c IIILle Pickle 19 oz. jar 11Vie r.r. rrwu » mt. Preserves 2 lb. jar 25t | lit\IK . ( M t i V A k niio\% s. ) M .M »W A M IT*. II K IN K at !• %II Sugar....... 1 lb. ctn. 7c Ivory Ivory Ivory Ivory Flakes .... Ige. 20c | Flakes ..sm. 8VaC| Snow...... Ige. 20c Snow ... :rm. 8*/ Wesson O il........ p t An B r n m . 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Ms-*' •im Iftoirf, n \ iir.x u I'nliM Rnt.l rir^llflcRlo hh*.’: ' • • tonfilrr IflA J Of 1*."..% ri«l|biit>"l ntmr lln« t • 1 1••* v«»T|i »•: ih H B Iii:iiv «ilVIJN T j.r.'isrii) il*4rrll*- *1 th iirln • t ran! Itlptin h'.t.lrr ••{ *i‘ • j imsi.t In Hie h'l.t’ o t bilk!kr ' » »*• » f|i-4t Nt. «»t. l««Uf.1 Him . *1 cAurt b»*uti» »»n IH«* I *I • { Auiiiiat \ I * . 1 1 Mottolnjr In th* n»**nlh «*f A " j u , fli*-'l iin*. l/t my iifti ••• i.*i | in tr, whirl* I* th« !tb •! * • '*r I m t.l-t appllentL'n ft>r a tu& ti>* i , AUHpiRt.' 1941. |to t.» In ic d itinr.'oitHnl.t l » * u d thla 3id dsy •lf*rftt rpibnn-k tho foil ur I lerefill *t |>rop«riY In thn | *»i How.-ool#, Hi ll** i»f K l«r ilk i . , w it: tail b* li-'kViffit i A')>Hltot| ' The OF»M>M 'lit o f • tl.r X * u til* .utulrr that « a : j v - . U l 'll< I. :i «1 w i t III Ilia* M«m** • •* Plj.lln f f i l . g . •■»!.! r * ft If 1•* . 1*1 mU all : i m- i . *>ioi.» . i • t . . •• l)t.*l>«rly »|r*«rsl.ri«l 4li- ••• >. »»if* «*.!.r Its tho tl ft:Isa—t tat*lot r ol or,lift tim«A« afroo r fits III* I . Mutuliy In th*' tti«*tsiti of A n tin ' 1911, w hi. h io lh « Ills .1., AOMuat, 1941. Intlo.1 this. 3rd day » f J it 1911. O. V lir ft N Ir i.S ri#rk rlrault f ’u’ irr, tilao C itiKtr* I t •• • Hr K. I- in. it h i . *: Il«|.Uiy rt.*rW f *13Ale) _____________ •C. P. ft«f.’eph«u ] T W Gemrair m to r -a p p r u m l a g * i tlon ItUnilflti this Huasian s l l c u aa Geo ora l Hiahtar, who waa rapturad ta tha Lwow area. T o llih Lwatu la. oil the road Into tha rich Ukraine. E C O sN O M Y r im it IT* General Rlchiar : ' . - - Ilf \rlt: N W .I-t V IS IT D E P A R T M E N T ft. K r ! 2 > 1 " » • * * " 2 * VFA1. 1' 1' K i :. :»> NcV-k i >(.oc li». 1 * Rutlols I 'i j r T a i l s : S te a k s II). r>c Ih. ’•* !! ‘ ills Ih. 1?«• Kih Tips '. C h u c k K o n s t I I ). 2 1 c Kib Gimp-) it %i r . mi o i " m m iiii hucU Puast II). ' Hacon Ih. 17c Ltirifc ric W h i t e l l a c o n Ih . lH c -jr Veal Slew 2 1 aa.te* r.», ItrnM.I * mtr.l lYtiili* Bacon lh. llic Iloloi'im I’ ip HilP)s Ih. 25c •" ill. TrHiIrr *MIT P ic n ic s lh . 2 lc Hcef I/ver lh. :t: i:-l -O-N-O-M-Y H-K-ivI-’ • * sMtlt* \ f \ | | %»»• %|* WESTKRN I'URK I Genuine Sprint: l.nmb Round Steak Ih. 29c Slew •:*. 22c I NTI 1. •M l.-gM lh. 'JHe ih. •;« C* nek Roast lh. l!)c‘ \V'., , ‘ . ,, ' oin ( hun*; |Whole Shoulder-. Ih. M><* ., 1 1 \ eiucrs 5 I!*-. 29c I. in ( ’ hops Ih. ISr lb. 2: .V < lh . 1 9 c & 2 2 c . R c < l S a u s a i f c Ih . I 9 c End Cuts .i u(' .><-mlti.il*, Hi s u ’ *tl 1*1* 1 *L* •W IN E S iNrwttwri %i*ri h a t h i i %\ i i m t Q U A L IT Y riiiE N n s " T il KIR 1 .0 9 K O T H ’ K ih tli:itt:iiN H lv r N . Th .1 «V M. A rif Isiff of T..R I - • BEST BE * S U R E ir o or d tom M r r t |f ir k I * PAINT STYLING HlAPOUAttTiaS WSli"r, M il M t . . \t \ n iti«.*ii t: v ir r tr r P jH sbu ry 5 lbs ■ his mother to ana f t r Gerald “ Chick" fBrrunteu, P « w|t» onal Marble* Cham- % i:m \ u t.k • -• IM I IM. • ok « ih iaj H» •M* 1 I'PI II %1 tO!N r \ t m » ti ’-*|s». r vi'Ti. <f YOUR TASTE DEMANDS FLORHIDE ENAMEL th r, Yankee manager. T h * monument U b w aide a s im ila r m em orial to f o m t r ’ M anager M ll| «r H iggin s. G ehrig d ied o f a ra ra form 1-.1 n r rti j i i i i i i x i n m iiD a t iKKAl.i sun -prOof housb PAINT m onument In m em ory o f Lou G ehrig, one of baseball's e r r at eat heroes, yi unveiled 'u > O T Il I wit: '* SCOTCHES • A <ir T% \ lll'.l It •l ----n r m t r r tT tst o f 1 ^ — ft**— T if,.VOT!**i: !A ItRIIKVIY r i M ! N T o .: ISitm «flil NT »lra«<«* h*»t-l*" ••* l«4|ti« «*f T t t 4*. r• fU i' |wait»«i 'be Jn.l •< \u m ' 1*17. tl.M f1»».t »V tV » i 'M »ffk # nfO| tl*!* f’ltd** Pill'll* »' "» for ri i n 1*1 !*• »f -- .............. jIV ,**atil rK tlltlrilp s-rol.r u rri ih rAllnuInt lU w r I f l |'rr»i»*rtr In lad* < ' i *. mi t th«. Oiunty «»t HryilRoV. if ta x * of W.V) (tr-luhl i*; it no«iii i I Ftnrbls ,|n-wit: l*W '’ KW 1 -4 o f HK 1*1 lt»wilmn. m - .......... r.r ..f it»^ T^iwnulp 21 lion'll Itanifn I*' pr»'UR*rly uti l* t lh . ml.| err Cl'. rant 4# Arrr*. » it*»|*k| M . • >• ihr nniti" *> T t« tO F *«*4 i| ( iif l!»^ r.i *! J fA tw tt* nl»u iretparl^ UtO.cr lb* Rbl.t «*art if I*' r|' • | r'lflrsl* aNill » •at* lain »l wAn In »h f n.imi rt«l«f»i»n l cr lltltf I • 1l A*. M R. Utolfrry. OfO|** O » .I' w. » l •I Ib fln li Will » I'n lir . »•%T<| f#r|lflf i|* •*»nl| br sm.M t- tl... I. >• -I t.i.l.l* r nt l»i 'ra«b' ni**l nffor.Pna t . I »w. n • I'Otlit «t r on ih.f.s ip'|l#Fi> .t*mrr|Ur.| Ho " ' ' ii v lij -- Honjl.i in Hi r i*r*i It »f A 11:i»i 11,1.1 III ito# h 'u lu.t I.Kltl* r .1 M»* 1911, i. . . Its** I ih itny • ’ tiutt lioiimf dlM»r 'Mi ll» fl' • Im L« • MctnlJr m I h " w nth *-f 1*111**1 l>ili . I f II, whirl! U Its* 4th «f. 1 IBII ’ H ll •vtir .1 lliU 3f«t «!• y • f Jut* n« Ik I*»1 tt lt. tL *' lITJHNMlN 0 « r k rtrculi , l**ikr4. .•!«• C oinlv. r|fr*n* t • LIQUORS * Dr. Johannf* Rarthars th u 1 1111 1 i t ain o I* IIK It.V o s l'I m ill »*.-u 1 , in ClfrW Turklth »nd German official* art ahown In thla radiophot® , Turkish onroy; Huearrv Garada, Turkish amba**^dor_..|u.P?ri.tpn r,um n lfllh a » a y T » tin»a lB8~m »ty ~ g r m<a »Rlp between tM * , ary; lurch' Ern*t lYaitiuctkar, German Mtrataty ot rata; ~n-i « « two nation*. Left ta right (»»atrd) they arc Cavad Aelkalln, ape- Final Woermann, Narl* under secretary of aUta. r -rtltk -il. t m i: - rut: •u r t -a HESSE’S HOME BAKERY v I'l l 11 1 T in N (»•:» It 1 1 \ ► rM l in j;i* h K Civr k ■'f-rywr* �I %• BANtTJKD. O V IE D O By MRS. M ARIAN K. JONES Mr. and M l*. R. R. . Murphy and family have returned from Iowa where they hare been vta­ iling relative* for'the paat three HOQVabt A5K 1 0 * f » K C fD U 3LSH * •glmolive Soap 3 bars 18c Imer Sods— .2 for 15c OS__________ -2 for 15c Hughey’s Grocery C 1208 W. 13lh HI. Mr*. J.' W. Coal?* ha* gone to Steubenville, Ohio, where «he will rp-nd 1' k r#». ol the *un>mer with relative*. Mr. and Mr*. Harold John*on are th* proud parent* of a big boy born July 6, at the Orange General HoepitaL * Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Coa and family have returned from Ala­ bama where they hav« been vieiling relative# and friend*. Mr. and Mr*. Ben G. Wainright arc tpending two week* in M>-ml with Mr. Wninrigh.’a father. In . rnd Mr*. G. M. A im- #nd Anulaton, Ala.' Y s. r:M M ix Ella tftll Jonc* *P*nt the weekend In Tampa ■> the (neat of her brother, C. B. Jonei. Mr. and Mr*. Theodor# An.In, Jr., and Mr*. Theodor# A alia. 8r„ (pent th# weekend In Fort Plere# with r»!atlr#». Boy Scout Troop* No. '82 of Oviedo camped for four dey* ■t ramp Wewa near Apopka, reIaming Thurolay afternoon. Be­ ride* th# acout matter, the Bar. John II. H»g*r. Lea Arall. Wily Abell. David Brown, Jack Mal­ colm. Bobby Malcolm and Mar­ 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# it Pn»looa left to r Miami Sunday when th--' w'll vl*lt relative#. I The Rev. II. H. Link and lire. I, .... iii*.i children were enter- Mre. W. II. Co* and family, are (pending^- two week* In North Carolina vlalting relative* and friend#. Mr*. W. T . Walker ha* re­ turned home after ipandlnc aom# time with relative* In Calhoun, 0 a. Mr..and Mr*. E. M. O lllff ha## returned home after .pending a week In Georgia. Ml#* Martha ftunter M * re­ turned to New York alter har­ ing »p«nt tw o ' Week* with her parent*. Mr. and Mr#. A. R. Hunter. Mr. and Mr#. R. L. Kagudale and family are arl*it'*»g retatiree and friend# In Hiran, Ga., ihia In Just As Always In Time O f W ar outdoor Chore- W auchula M arket To B e Expanded - i iM in l U the war hi » W N b Here’a a f ln U m * ad what the war k» M a g U Hat^as. aad what HaHfa* la W AUCH UtA. July 17 — <8peclal)— William L Wllaoa, direetor of the Stale Farmer#’ Mar* l y MORGAN M. BMATTT _ ketV. ha# advieed John C. MeEwrn, manager of the Wauchula HALIFAX. N. S. Jaly I t —i _ market, that the local plant wO 0P1— Thla la the tity that wan] m be expanded thla aurnmer with a huQt. new khrd along the weat aide, For 190 yean thla Angle-Saw which will make the formation of citadel, o f ‘Aha North Ammimm continent Me d r ived a n d re ftil area' the market a complete (quare. - • Improvement* lifting - R*- ftrad— hi wartime] Struggled fee prrrrlmately 97,600 Will hagV eecnomk peeurRy In peace. T*cracked wlthlrr a few daya, MtFwaa ■aid. a s . r u . ’& s r jS S S f t s a W ’J g a probably la ihe buaiert. It morea tho United SUUa_ 280,000 wflajj the moat ahlpo, • large pertentag# ef them In conray for Bri. ,Utn* -It'd s pity wt must fthmyi thrive on war," »ay» Port Man*- Sausage 2 lbs 25c Hams lb. 16V* Backbone - l f i 1 EXTENSIVE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM ColdCots lb. 17c shoulders. It’s Halifax's nearart approach U a sight flub. Became It h** a good piano the cuetomvra may play when they gvtj the crjfl. Aak a native Haligonian (HelL faiar to you) why It taken a war to puah hi* city Into proaperlty. T?°' ,fcort » * » S U M M A R Y OF 1940 OPERATIONS OF T H E F L O R ID A P O W ER & LIG H T COMPANY wfth tlVe outer harbor M m wi^ Ilea a'kw ge kaaln, where eceiue of S j s SKB?-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 ate out ot in, we present to you * activities during It W ein er* lb . 25c �i4r^-.*:,*«-*»«>i y ^O'.y?" Of ... ^ v r ■ & -> '■ i ' :v V Remind* CMntr Prodam Mora Fruit And Ve*tt*bl«i Than Any Similar A rt* In Florida ih p ^ m t f n ■ VOLUME XXXII Sinfnrtl M Thrt Only Onlrm l I himl.i i ilv A f font in Kail, M igtinftj Anil N a lr r Transportation r it A N IN D E P E N D E N T NEW SPAPKIC S.VNKOKD. Established In 1908 FL O R ID A . F ill D A Y. JU LY IS. Member .\**ix,i;ilcil I’ tr-s 1911 M MIIKU 273 Longer Service First Man In New Draft Here Is Fuel Shortage Russia 21, Married And Has 2 Children paces Reich, For Draftees WiU Be Asked Collier K u g rn r H um p hry. fir«t man mi ('empty to huve hi* rlrnft -s-rial num ber ilru u n from the goMfi-h h*»\\l in Wa«h tj^ 'on lu«t Mikrht. M hardly Kennedy 'f.^Fontinuation Of Rus-' sian War Through September Seen As Interviewed thn nm-ninij, h* Threat To Supply I replied that he wouhl like to go in^ under th«* I.A »la*«*i a t he l« m arn ctl ami the father of *J children, though util) Jl year* of .life 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 army 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^^imutK. * t hr«*frt**rw 4- w a r IIiMUphfev. nn ervi/dny ft' ^ i +*r*hy’ * >f- >*»!• wo * 94U | i *. 1 1 1 K i nd NX Fruit Company. thd R i *'iip aig n Act Would Halt Army’s Break-up. ” ■ -vt>r a." -y- f *• - 1 ' hr u gh S« pt* m her ti *t know that he held the d m w n d r a f t n u m lw r in the r*»ur \ I •• nd \ . •' wi• tv u n til In muk ca lle d h y a II* » ii !•I r* p «rtrr th is m o rn in ir \ he e v p ln n o il. he had w o rke d u n til .»• in** ' ’• no n'cloA k lant n ig h t uti l rW A Engineer Consults City, County Officials «up| lii it ” h v hav• heen * h« n \.i»io n in listen I In U UM u» of uni \h* •O tie rounD . told of f . . *i\e lie t . ii Joseph Ii. Kennedy. Jr . non of Not a native of Saidord. Mi the former ambmsador to (ireat lluntpliirY mi* ln.rn in (Senrgia Britain, in shown at the S<|iiun* "ju»l o tilth «»f retiiiewe*' » « h*turn, Naval Atr Station put it. hut In* hn* lived here f**r where he enlisteil in the li. S. th*' pa*»t IJ vent* ||e h-i-* !*• • u Air Force, lie was <|ui<kly in­ married f».r two and a half year'* July 18 ducted iimt service for dotation mid ha-* «i pair of hoy*, Klwm lUftlisufJ mm Tkrcfl Roosevelt of tho national* emergency. ! < .11 However, Re­ port Successes In Ml Directions On ! astern War Front it .ii NYw Cabinet Is ^ Formed By Ja p s ------- \ (I (I i I i o n s Mail* •aid, N »«l **severely ,.f the if. ''O V ­ t hom hnnli • d field* in N i/t :*f weep Light Saving Time F o r Six Southern States Is On Way Second Session O f Summer Work Slated Told Guilty Plea Entered By 7 Spy Stupccto U«.|el-I(r.| tin* M oody i !* rm.m war fm n t f hri'.it* Tiitur l<> lioif \H*.|r Hiller** rni'chan11*»* • « :it ;i critical mo* di i li«* 1*7 tlav nlil rnm* 1 t .r 1•a th»* F i t t t. f : w; • •\ • ' • \s t il* t •••■! •• " , '• *| IMAP 1■ ,M . 1 if t .l lh . • - ii t;ii'l!iU u MINI 1 '• 11 •• |..... I IM ll II % >•». I'll.- Ih.x.il \»r F*»« e nil* rf, mo led o ffn t illv la-t oi hi to have . e*e*f111 lit , Im.IiI *lay. where 2*2 t.. I la.OOO toll* w ife •link OI h.f-11 .liim ig e il. •ini* • o la lo r * o k l .\«-tln»r itaiiv w rough! .»• Ito tlen lam the hav 1'it im . i ’ • i h»* Nazi , i >. - e r t 1 1 1 t h a t li.iit le * on High th o th a » 'i l m ill are ilex «*|opin^ '••r '•• »ll *lirfftiona.,# • f . »»••• i l , . . n o . .1 ( n o t i »**n 11 u» I ion »»l |(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* Min riviilo*i| «*nlv l»\ tin* <irrtn an hu-pil.ll ati*l 'h»* dive Iw'iiilnng nf I tunk«*r*|iii» un*l illulcr th. IA\ X i nil* 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 rlalmfil I he .ippuMU i *» • MlllMlIll) ittril. 1., m to !»«• ontrhing up with Ihi* CJer- ' • l \\ \ • VV . ui;it|«. ' 1 •' •• • •him »•* in Ie*in« u : millo ui tin* rat** ■f -hipping ile*- •» • i t •« \A1111 1r... .i.l 1* I. . 1. Ml i ’h. N i -i juggernaut ! triiftnui \iliuirnl ••r I.ionrl I'res- I m il ,1 in flu x •»' a l\ It . Its ll't.l| ..1 | *••! l.tiinigrail anil 1... |.S Hu •ll I'M S' |H.q ’ » |t». For TI rontinuou* .lay- th<-! *1'" 1 "> a that • i t "ni.t (•«-• n (ompl«*U»« f it " ......... 1 iii 1 lit.' •ki.M have mum.,I and pmiml .... I I'la.i.-. an I m.I.inari.ie. In Xf. < iv't*r •••*I lh.it tilt* Kus« Sanford, c<c..r.l>,.K t** th,- rm .nl. | 1” “ ,,;" 1 ,," k h 1 A ’ 1* l*» • . . 1 si'flflr-l It. lis t 1 M ill . Ill . ••uiitci .ittaekmg in toll .w hu ll Ml XI. ............. Ilt l l i ' i - til of G. R. I'a.tnn, alio .'..lint - 1 -"'I . h. . . . 1. . . * 1 ••nearly ••«M>inl I.. Itr.lMh lo,.c«. f 1. 1 ItlllK '■»..... 1 weather data for th.- I'....... "tiraflv F i.it , menu w h ile, State* Ih pnrtmont of Agrirtiltuio. j Th«* nrw peak of I hi gr*iwing uir , • • 1 Sleft .Xir 1’. • K •lllltilfi I.l, ♦• In I iiininiaro K«»ni ihiiiiv coin- | i offi*in*ivi• Mguin^t to It-tlUUIsl IIIV * I .<1* It.'l-i iirui lornl pnipli* art* wontlrrmg if • I .» in w Jaoan eaa I \a•*h .1 I hi* I t. ilit i* • N*»ah*d rtu hud anything to hrag riih *1 with rlnmi* of th«* ili'slntc I'M •i••miiit.in 1 1y m ilita ry , •ni ion 1.1111•11nu' inti ■ ah*mt with it* 10 i|ny<< nn«l nighl* lion, of four moro Nu/i uhlp* ............. sidinitiil s ind four gen* miioiinting to I t«ui* hy Ilrl|m»*.I, -fNlii i - fi**m l of min. h- Im*4” portfolio.* -• and lit.n y v*•*»11-1 likely * Mr I'nvtnn. who ha* liern k«**p- tish l***mhd*rs ranging along the i” •* 1,, : former foreign min* ! '* to take uilviint.i/.* o' tin ,nif |ht. w ra |h ,.r rrcilriN , lnci. French anil Norwegian coasts. N nk* Mat Niiok.l. \l Say«*r * xplamt i i n I *<• \. ill r\ ItKt'l. could not rcmemls r any «uch M il-u o k .i who th rea lit.* tuuiity o tli. t.ila «bs-ti< -tretch o( continuous nun In Sun iiit ig*» p. fson.illy to'gotiaU •' dy mter«'**teil in the new I \\ M ill l V , \.<l ford though he ..id it is possible D • •• l.ipane.Hu n e u tra lity •I and put then pini« and • that there has been. I itu i r t l I pacu I 1 l.ill •iitt.tl•■* Ilf fife*.Mm It. |.i . ( >' 1 1 «» p *• C S s The rains came on June 7 and , in th Cermnn-TIritiah . i tnu*. .Mr. .11111*41* snal t ttv have been with nv'vtitc.. that date N.ikf pMittr* ilea It ono o f Pol in* th ief Hoy XVillinot* ficiol- are r*«**mtoen«limf gt.d with Ihe exception of five days, harp* t hlttw • til week* upwhich adds up to .17 days of rain | warned Snnford rcaidrnta t«• !**• mil 111•v* plan- f• r the i I pot t the Br • h port of Hull, whilw 1121, i»Im. out of the Itsl 4|. Ranging from on the lo*1kmuI f**r itinernnl i>* I pi**vt mem* in iM * at**'tit ii A 1 j o;ired over tha light shower, to regular down-' dler* .tit.I ph«niey <nle*iu«-ii t • f*iMi ei* Ae|l a- tin recieatioo ii "i.* I in a >l*\»*ly o ffe m iv a |s.urs Ihe heaviest d.y nf prccipi. ' day, after everiil complaint. * «.t C lllt If* ii t in•111 Ir: 11 l.irgets in (i«r « X ppli* 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* a m i N i / i lu lil t e r r it o r y . thi ee p|iiji* I Ml H i i of 2.28 inehe. of rain fell into | m«nt. •• llr.il \ unis s, fib*h(ui|f tlriM One auch person. Chief NX .1 aured, even thoin h it„. the gage in the luickyanl of Mr. •• in 'lie lic r n u in o f* lirmn »aid. represent* hiliMelf t' n 11 n«t ipmlil. I mn 11.. def< i • I’ px ton's rcidencr. i t . • in liu* •how ilttw n b a t t U During June of this year a from a vimnim cleaner ronipan\ staiidp<unt. ' ••* h r it l!u '8 in t rr|m rt«*d r a r * total of || "1 Inches of ruin fell iiml nay* he will repair ni.i* hit • . . I ll •' lu a% y fiirh tiii^ h ad If th> as compared with P.82 nf last that arr out of order. i (i|» • ' • r v m a jo r ac e to r year. So far this month n total of hollarwife |m rmita the man t • f r ..i .! I.u t ii<M«*rlt*«l 8.71 inches ha* fallen, or .08 take the vtcu im cleaner, %h»' wit i 1 H im! It s ..' Im .i l.c r n p a inches mure than fell during tha neyer see it ugilin. the chief ill. -*-> *ot.at Vis, advance. (hired. whole month of July last year. el.1.1....... Vereil ill tha Another man tny* he i< «ellm % WASHINGTON. July h — Mr. I'axton's rain gage is a t .1 ' ' .•nt ..f tin- Soviet corn* funnel set in a can, which catches silverware and display* an ni iW *)-- Agrirultutiil I. i.|,-rs ..( |_• •>-t brief m ily morning against the rain. The funnel is marked off tractive net at an unuaually I.* * states (...lay |.i ,.f ■ ooi.pi... **lln ?.* was no Im* In iQOth* of nn Inch and will hold co*|. After inakiru* a snh^ I., any guti-rnmcni.il sM«ni|.|. nn .I.,m g r m the disposi* a total of two Inches of rain. If collect* ilown payment and .* put n n-iling ..ft farm i.rice ■ii of ii ir li.Hips'' — was In more than the two inches of rain never heard from again. Some al ur near the |.ss-ss-nl l.-v.ls, ihiii's . • \M •i I n.itp ..aiini-t wiih tha confl* J. Roy Jt.ns--. S..uth I'ar.iliiiu falls the excess will overflow into msiraslnr saleamcn une the «am> •• |*i • •it i il 4 .| 1. | i- •. avow. I l.y Berlin. the can and I* poured Into the racket. Chief Williain* iminted Commissioner ..f Agrl.-iiltni.-l • . i| " .1.1*1- -I. > io . ifn illv. ih e Russians an* out. emptied funnel at the time of and president «.f the Nntiunal MV% i• I l l I Ml f t ft ....in. I lii. n- was violent ac* AssociatMin nf Slate Kami Off. reeding to measure the umount IV. .1 I M I • ). lid I I on ui the inru* of I'akov-Pork* |clals. presented tiiu** protest a* oyer two inches. Mr. Paxton ex- . * __ , It f* »! li I lit. • tsiuni to i)o- -..Mi.* I m i l e s to thrt plained. .in farm ' S'll 11. •. I' t lu­ l l n Ss-nate he.nmg j mi ho. .1 of Leningrad; Polotsk Thcro have been no records set 11 I" .. giv ‘I’V I f price* n»u>*t i..' fixed, .lum-s ........I" if * .1 • » it", .-'.note., k. the latter only lif t .1. v .r “ * lo U,U* ‘octvps of rain, ' mil.** *li..rt of Moscow; Nov* ---at fall In any one day during the re­ suggested a floor be. plareil I I I . e r til. . wl*h»t| .i lil f I* t » acent rainy spell. Mr. Paxton-wa/d, il .|k\<s«4t >*h ■•grail Yolyn-ki, in tho theater dcr farm prndurl* “ wbieb will isso. d >• an • nil. m. i« h'»ii I’ UNTA G0RDA, July ;* l the Germon drive on K l«r but he rementhcra it has rained (fl|teeiul>—C. O. Coleinun, pn- assuto nur formers .* f»ir mi.I toiilil in • hikipilMt tWbMlprf^lV) .... >o Die Ukraine; and i>n tha Bca* over five Inches In ono Huy'jn Mlcnl o f a civic club here uti. I Just return for Ihrir labor in ouUidi . tb lhl.iMi r . .Ml t| . t ti »|.l • J , .Ill I iiralii.ni front-, Hanford, though he ean’t rentffe chairman •i .lilt •!. and er *«id of the . (Tiarloit. comparison with industry iVe.lerduy Iho Germanj <• ber Just when that was. |i.lt (llf i . ih im I, Ml (ounty Defense Council, lust labor.” If till, act i . .y lif ie d at Hi have ronsolidatast It look* Ilka rain loduy. III f| • hm*m,. Will 11 .uni. .1 to olectlon m .\ u y u - l, in,, r .,,,1 week urged all mcmltcrs to COtheir hreuk through tha Rail »•!*• tall* m i.vl.oi then wuid'l have III npcrxto In |hc aluminum recov­ .enter hy M-rupation of Bmo* • 11 i l •|. |*.»l I * authority to »| t the dal.' f,.r ,,, | ery drive and warned them. r. •I 1 (iltN • len-k and said that 9.000,000 c h i li..-I lo ap pio vi l,.M|iitul i. aid j, gartling Wednesday’s club meet­ men were involved in the great* ing. — •Uel— — .......liu,.— e t - O.OOO,- - ,,- w-.-* ary—vrrnggte- of- history:----.'Xpta.iosl T h is - ....n d .-I,-.a ...ii, I "N o aluminum, no pic.'* They added that tho Rrd com* ft IMI til. III) |f ||.H /. Every member at Wedn.'sDETROIT, July 18 — (/It— li.d'l at a late r date, would a,, j f*UI nmud«»r* were railing up tho last 1(1 tiliirt Lilies** w, 4*♦- 4 rvfTHt'rr. Arthur Lee Burgess, who day's gathering brought alumin­ Used rar price* are advancing prove m l n,| | . aui of tin. U a e i- ,) oiinre of their reserve strength.). workad alx yM ra for the Mun- um emeept ono Ha brought u but Ihe rhnrge that the market w hirl, w ill 1m* m ii.tdiloo, lo an | 1 »"*| 4»j*)ii ivt'd Hu* trim dcr of u A i » f yesterday, Moscow It* 1 if 11 fa v e l n .a, of gfn.ijlM). la developing ''run away'' lendvn- e a ilie r i ____________________ ro« and Chambliss National Pie. • If hid pictured tho fighting 1**11 k A 'M |fll' f t 'llll | ’ l|((|.i|.|i ’l i f t Not h r * of th e elect loo are lo clc* thus far I* without basis Bank In Ocala,, ha* been added •I DI • I t. .1 is re,illy heavy only beforo Lcn* In fact, according to a sorv.-y ing prepared and u re r > ,,.■i .d Jh* Personnel of tho Florida ingrad, and had implied that thrt by Ihe Nnt(pnnl Automobile th'ul- to l«- poldishril m T h e dunlin >1 *•» ti|i|trui'fi.ilr i l » t iimtiiii ?•*•* Bank In the capacity of 11,0 tinman aitvanco at Iho cantor ill l l . i . l d to im irn n r, M i. Uuualbdrh-» clelhal hdi. ill III.. au,L er. Association. teller, It waa announced today 1’ • 1 " i l l . |I. I I I, . I *1Mlnr i la the Smolensk area had coma to A tabulation of 38,809 denies said. t Rowland, Jr., easier. a halt. »alca of used cars throughout Mr. Burm a replaces R. G. * This morning, however, thrt the country showed an average, Bennett, who baa gone to [VWASHINGTON. July 18. — 09 Sovirt spoke of heavy and far* Laad to beroma city treasurer. —Administrator i^on ll»ndcrs.tn prico rise of .about 2 percent, separated bailies. , A member of the Junior yf*tenia asked all patmUum re­ the association said, with tho Smolensk Itself wax ^not con* Chamber of Commprco In OcaU, finer* In tha Gulf coast urea In largest Increase In the later mo... led to the Germans, and. In­ Mr. Burma la married and IIm maintain a maximum prire of dels. In 1917. It was imlnted deed, British account* war* to WASHINGTON. July 17 — I . MADRID. July M — (,V) father of a daughter three years ■hr cento a .gallon for Gulf coast nut, used rar prire* jumped 18 (A9— Senator IVpio-r nrg.ut ' **'ns roll, im , Fi inert wariieil the effect that yesterday morn­ percent above normal. »!<L Ha wiU briag hla family ggaaHaa, Thursday the United States send I '• f ' oile I Slat. . n militant ing it still was held by tha Rada, kers to Ihre about Axg. 1. Henderson takl price* ipmlrd While there was no sign what­ war materials to Maxinm Wry- !"••••» •-»11 ntghi fiiat unv atfor gaaollna In tho arm have gone of Russian despair, ona art* gnnd, French general in Afri-1 '* n,P' iplenene n, the Euro- ever from S 8-8 rente per gallon on (ion nf the Sovirt government Tavern la Sold To ra, will, the understanding lh a l , ,"’i" 1 w |r V'ouU be mudni. niudni' . tho flrat of th# yaar to six unquestionably reflected ft lack Weygun.l use them In prevent 1 Snoni l, rhief » f nlii ilo du­ cento an June IP, wherf the In. o f rnmpUte satixfactlpn with M an From Orlando Uuatry waa requested to main­ German inrcujialion of Dakar, d a '. l In- A 111*., air..id;ly hud the present Red field command* BALTIMORE. July 18. —UP) Popper uml others have ar lod the War. lie .aid the Gievk tain prevalent prices until they Frank PHelle ef Orlaodo. for- had Consulted with Ike office of — A new concept that **n*rr gurd tliftt German orcupation of ■.uapaign bad proved that il This wus a decision to r»intro* roqjnbuarx t * — nmrly operator af the Atlantic Price Administration and Civil­ spring* directly from a break­ Daksr, situated nn the wr<t lleel ...old he put out llf wrtloii dure {Militieisl responsibility— and pro* Bar an Church nn.l «i American than* down in the growth mechanism coast- o f Africa, would Hire itru by nlrptiTm ian Supply. „ boughtAha Tavern of body cells, was a.lvsnecsl the security o f this hemisphere. entry would only h ail to rataa- •umnhly lo join In giving oroatn with Ihe military. i L W X - g . Avenue In downtown _ Thursday by ft Baltimore cancer . "| feel smnridonl.'' tho Flori­ I,oldie. waa aaaonnecd today. Breckenridge D ies; , Japeclalist. In his speech to tho national systrm abandoned after tha Fin­ da senator said in an interview, nish campaign. Eyle QaatUcbaum, for 18 Dr. Charles F. Oesehlrkter, In that wr could work out some looncil of Ills* Fuljnge (Spanish Every circumstance Served lit Cabinet ■ forthcoming besuk, reported rvl- “agreement roar* a laaferd rosidsnt. baa with General Wev- K a-rid) |u»rty, Froneo said conbeen aarned manager. logtcal aging of tho calls or tk- garni under which he would hold tinnation of the conflict might that -Ihe showdown In that______ eftnerr 1* a dUtorwu „ -the Interior o f Africa-' behind spread it l>> one between two determining who la to cont th rbaultlng whan cells no |^,|,ar and would prevent the runtinenls. Amrriea snd Europo. European Russia, would M l delayed much longer— that Germans from occupying it." present German offrnsiva triumph or be broken now In ft matter of days. 33 Consecutive Days Of Rain Rivals Noah's Experience Of 40 Days, Nighl 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 whether he’d recom­ A T L A N T A , July UT, - •/inmend that diwftortft and Guards­ men be authorised to acre* out- Daylight time wj 8 on tin way . . . . . aide the Weetern Hemisphere, y esterd a y ,for , ,I* of. rig h t Sm ith - 1 looecTrlt replied la tha nera­ eastern state* where I’ rcidcnt tin'. ' • Preaidant Itooeovalt yeatarday Roosevelt askrd that clock* t»blacklisted 1K00 Latin American moved ahead to help .nve p.iwrrr penum, firm* and »c * n e l« --------------— production. ............. for national defense ... RttUIP-V. AUb?-uri xni T , n i c v , ‘. » ere hemUphere defunwi by ilalng U.r- preparing prrparinj lo m to .hlf( shift over nt ni roi.lminy and Italy. nlgnt, July 21. Mississippi, July He prod.im.nl the li*t "In the HI, North Candina and South Intercut of national ilefenae" un­ Carolina August I. der authority veited In him by •Virginia was cvpectnl lo swine bU unlimited emergency power*. in line, probably Aug. 1, if It ha* the effect of outlawinc Governor James II. I’rlce decides all United State, trade relation* that the taw gives him authority with, or throuich, the pre*crlbcd to proclaim a-ich a change. •yent* which, in any way, will Florida'. Governor Spessard tn help Germany or Italy and mark* Holland .till was looking into le­ Intensification of Itomfbvelt'* eco­ gal angles and Governor Eugene nomic warfare against the two Tnlmaiige nf Georgia has de­ nation*. clined to lake the step. The il*t, believed prepare.) In The Carolina* and Virginia al- eallaboration with the British who rerdy are in the Eastern time 9 rave issued similar dossier, was belt an.1 a change then, will put published immediately In the them in line with the Eastern federal register and In pamphlet daylight time observed In New form by federal agencies and York and other Eastern Stairs. federal reserve banks. Georgia and Elorida also .re In In addition to blacklisting tho Eastern 'time innu and the • agents known to be serving in others are in the Central belt. dubious rapacities .for tha Axis, % It become* a guide far United states firms In obtaining Latin American commercial representa­ tion of unquestioned reel Official deUgnatlon of tho -** document la: "The proclaimed list The second term of summer of certain blocked nationals.” work for student* who wish to In a statement announcing his make Up errdits will begin Mon­ action tho President warned that day, Juyl 21, It was announced “anyone serving as a cloak for today. C la sse s In rlrmrntary a person on tha Hat will have hie and junior high snbjnrtu wilt IsM name added forthwith." h.-l.l In tho morning from 8:00 o'clock to 12:00 o'clock at the South Bide Primary School. Grape Growers Nam e Students interested arc .asked to register at the school Mon­ O fficers A t M eeting day pi-ming, 0. K. McKay i< supervisor of summer work. All EUSTIS, July, 18 —Special) credits will bo accepted In the —Dr. Charles Demko, of Altoona, Fall term of school. was re-elected preaidenl-af *Um Plerlda Grape Growers Associa­ tion at the claoo of tho aanual Collection Centers convention here Thursday. A. E. Pkkard, Orlando, wai F or Aluminium elected v>cr> president; R. E. Nor ris, T.rare*, secretary, and K TAIXAtlASSEE, Julv I*. - W W. Loueki, of tha Latthurg . — Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa an.1 peri mental staUwt, treasurer. Tha plaque annually awarded Tallahassee have been designated by tha Eualia Chamber of Com­ aa concentration contyra for colmerce fo r (bo boot exhibit of Icction of scrap aluminum In a payee.sad grape producers was Florida campaign beginning MorvToted to Pago Vineyards, which lfayor LaGoardia of New York, art situated east of Eaatk director of national civilian d*fena*. designated Urn ritloo aa key point, la tho collection program H erald Is Presented for Florida. Tho fltata Defense Council .11Ham pers O f Peaches vlaion of tranaporutlon will make th* tint uao of Its volunteer track fleet* to haul aluminum to >graw»f ily** tho coorrntraUofl poiaU from fa w w a at V ort VaJay. 0a.. towaa whera It la collactad. • war* pcoomUd U Tho iteafoH • im I , i r * i* d out it nt.» •! -it* t k of t In* i ni in- w ' . light • m l mii It*ill* »d -hip- t**tnhog I in.'«»o — Malsiioka Left Out; f •roup Includes 7 Nrmy, Navy Heads Horn tin,t. ao*l n n lio hi**inle:»«t <• the d ra w in g , and hu*l *»••» I wen *oit of I h **I lout* r n r .iii h t.. le a rn of it llii* m orn lie ju * t g rin n e d wh< it and aid n o th in g it. (i s.ti.:,. l nial $.i:i(i(r>(io n Ini *upph' « ruptured o ru*-* wntern F.lllnpk! t»av»* hu* it titvtl up. fK\ nh-tu'e dig’ a ' i iod.it pinch MU' h. llg fell in llnl\ wua *crn I he draft registrant wu< not hi \ernuu nt o ld er F i-. «t | i-r» I I h i | or ill* pi i‘«>ed Ii I hmiI the ii.day •■nn* ••Ihn all ga-odme rnf a it I f w • the “ f ir^ l" in flu* le.n« for pr in a< autoinohilr!*, ef* h •I». ‘t i. id tinn W A S H IN G T O N . J u lv 1*. — ( A I M — l ’ r « H » n l R i m w i f l l Hrr l a r r j I m l i r I I w a s I h f p n llry ftf I I # C u lle d H U Ir « in He. (end Ir r ls n d and i l u i In a f ­ fo rd p r u le rllo n fo r the A m e ri­ can f i r r U o n th e re . T h e c e fo r* . he told I p r < « r n n f e r r n r r . It w an » h » l h e . term ed A - B - C d u f f In keep npen file -<■ h»ne* lo I h l t N o rth A tla n tic in lan d . O rd e r., he s a id . a re to pro vid e p ra . le e lin n a g a in st a tta c h nr any th re a t uf a tta c k . He spoke to a press con­ ference of tho necessity of . ™vL\y Chief Executive Will Not Seek Service Out Of Hemisphere W A S H IN G T O N . — (/P>— President disclosed today he would send to Congress next week a message urging extended service for selectee*, reserv­ ists and National Gunrdsmen. London States rthh* 1nr S^h*rt»rr Servfrr Roosevelt D isclo ses He Will Send Mes­ sage To Congress Requesting Change *■ Says No Important Changes O ccur In Conflict Hospilal Bond Election For Set Appropiiate lund Aui^usl Lor Heallii Action I a!.en Feilfral l>t‘ a r s Sanforriitus Warned Of Fake Feddlera C o m niissioner ,s Unit W l»cn ' ••»t .Xp- Agriculture Fenders Oppose Price Ceiling Aluminum For*Pie I i(i!' Luncheon Club Edict Used Car Prices — Rise Two Percent nurses* Is Added To Staff Of Hank Refiners Asked To Maintain Maximum Franco Warns IJ. S. Pepper Urges IJ. S. I Help For Wvygund Against Inlcrvcning New Concept Of Cancer Disclosed M’ X. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 17, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 17, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d464c3e41e187134a809d8da6d249eb7.pdf c771bc18e924553461ead4c576e34708 PDF Text Text '«rr-.v. ~ w an rt • / AA w lw * k it e a n j a lw ■ adoaa (J n e ri Ha/| *Utifrrrw| • Hrott m banford ab h o ra’oa i i _______ _ 3 1 3 X b rf ........... .. 3 1 0 a 2 1 LEEsnu/tt; th e Second arift six th n m n iN ami n p pC um l to lx? hav in g th in e* hi* own W jy T h r n in th e mv«*n»h. S ^>tt p‘»kii| a l»*ft id* ( in iiiii* u tom arh am i a n o th e r to Urn «<d •Her*4 th in , urul G om es, itp p u rm t Iv in a dux**. yam* w ide open f**r .S c o ttw h L d tlirv r ig h t to th. chin. It w»» th e fir» t knock o u t and tho accoml <lrfent fo r G m « * in his shorty b u t « p e c ta ru ln r career a* a h e a v y w e ig h t. O nly 20 y e a n ••M, Gom es ha»l been regnr*l**»l »* n likely c o n te n d e r fo r th#- title CAINKSVII.I.E, July |f, — (/II— I lull l*rr-.l<l<-nt rp 'il ('nipmill Monday Ibat ni'K'Hiolion < hu«l been nil hut completed f«*r the outright «nle of Jimmy I’ruettp Gitinenville'a »lugging »Htfielder ••» f-hnrluatiin of the o**i *„ ToUU . Cln4a ./a ta fa r d ooo doj u - 2 Leewburg ___ 120 732 x-16 Panningtan, Muore, .W hite, flood win 2. Hill f. T. Alaobrook 3. Oalnea, Oano, llardln I , Pambl* 2. Krrorl, Penningten t . Hmlth. McMilla*. Johniwn, White, Alaobrcok. Rena batlnl In, J m Iuml White 2, Hill. Rtnlm EM a, Roller, Go<n|wit 2, AI«ohro*k. Run* batteil 1*, Jackinn. . -White t . Hill 2 Creel 2, (inince Rgfdln, Gano 2, AfrCannon. Two ■»l i t kite, Hill. Stoics - bawe, , Saaiar, Goodwin 2 Al*obroi>k 3. Oano. Loft on ba-u-e, S;tnf- rd 7, Lootburg 11. 8a*e« on ^tile, iff -Callahan 11, Manning • 2, MeCannon I. lilt*, off CnOahan 6 . In 4 Inning*; oil Manning 4 In >1 off Gtlno* < In 4 1 off Me2jCa iM n I In 3. dlit by pitcher, :>hy CalUban (Hill); by flalne* Sanlando Thla b e a u tifu l tropical park will slra you * fanning aat lafoelion at laaat coat.. Come for a g b y o P&QfH, coowes e o > :p r a x * pscmuc A f, RePiA ctA A B*)r f e n -f»(£3 SUFVjter C M R I& ... G eiiciA ieeR . GfAQuXUNL A r r e m -6 B e a-t -me e*io op u k C A tttB R — u a eUJ ^ u w d ro C o t A X - r e ^ .. . F « ew > A A O A tS r t f M U f r A IS FAR BCLOWJ P A R / — aUjr for an •Y onlng of ilaiKlnB II S o u th Atlantic* L eague Pruett plnyctl hia ln«t game for the G-Men of tho rln-** N plorifln StiPr lacngue nnd will prohnbly leave for Chnrlcnton today. Cone Nitid the local rltth would get tir.n when Pruett re|H»rta to Charleston nnd |R00 m«ra if he mnke* good. RADIO NEWS w d iio T onight'* rrn g ra m a fi:00 lletrlmli Score* tl:0.'i Mt-lmlirn n : | .1 Youth New* (1:20 If, 1*. New* , (1:30 Winper Hour (1:45 Mlrarlc* and Mrlodle* 7:00 Eytirelon* in Rclenc* 7:15 Sport* Reporter 7:25 Sam fluff tho "Face of War" 7:30 Time Out Fnr Dancing 7:15 Fucccx* and Why < 7:60 Mueic Room 7:65 Klmor Dnvl* and tho New* H:00 Wo tho People 8:30 Lewiaohn Stadium Concert. 11:00 fllrnn Miller 0:15 Public Affair* •0:30 Ju*n Arrlxvu. 0:45 New* of tho World 10.00 Kdwln C. Hill 10:10 fl*rl Hoff Orcheatra 10:30 Michael Irorlng Qrchrttra 11:00 t.intnn Well*, now* 11:05 Teddy Powrll 11:30 11*1 flrnyaon 0/che»tr* 11:66 P it ** Now* 12:00 Sign O ft ~ _____________ a i. m o r r a r r taxes. {*•* Coart Iparlmoata A* ro n u lrtd by C h a p te r 1ST14 A ria or l l l l , n o lle* la k e ro k y g l r • n th a t In ta n g lb l* P ern o n al P ro ••iford nnic| co. p a rty Tax** aaaaaaod f o r 1SI* arc jo, k. ____ now d tlln q n a a t. and k o a ln n ln d W ith Ju ly I. 1*11. te n p e rc e n t baaa ll y ha* been added, a a d each la a a a end p o n altle* are d ra w in g InloreM a t T w o P e rc e n t per m o n th , plue lb * p ro p o rtio n a l* eoot »f p u b ll.h tn g Ihlo n o lle* L'nlea* th e am ount* a c t appeal!* each n em * below nr* paid b e fo re Ik* K tret [>*y of A a c n e t. 1*41 T a x E >en u tln n a will laau* th ereo n an d b* •lellee/ed la Ik * Mkottll f o r Mwy uuon * p r p ro p e rty , real, p e r to n a t or ml led , b e lo n g in g I* th e tax n ep er, for un p aid tax**, po n altle* e n d ad d itio n al roota. The n a m e * of d elin q u en t la ta a p lh l* P ereo an l I’rn p e rty lax payer*, and lb * am o u n t of tax** an d eoeta a r e aa fnllnw a: \ AMOUNT DUE J N T IIE CIRCUIT c o k n r T A Jf FA T E D ^ f W TAKEN coaacd. n * -u . s CUAItA a m i J - K N . D efandant. \ n tv o itc E o n riE H t i r n o t i c e IN T H E NAME O F T IIB STATE OF FLORIDA: ANGEL’S EAT SHACK [* rt fVBASfAtJ 1*16 / A rc a n a J w a t O ff Of C d E sr* A t o m T o rtr r o r c t f a id d e i .i t m n r T A X o m a pk esotal FNOPKBTT TAXES. ! isuV tijfU o U fltc - f-i '’d r u e i i a HIP f'fc!.0C-R Andy K In Winner Of Ten Point Purse UG»t •■■■! i» i tvrw iM r.cA M t^ o fg b « u NKW YORK. July IS —OO— Andy K.. Tony IVIIctcri’a epeedy m il thiit cnxily took tha threeyi-ar-nld ••H'miu-rnmcnt chapiplon»hip" Inat your, c»m* bock to thi- rncca Monday nnd won th* Ti-n Point I’urxe, a $2000 oy»fnight eprlnt, nt Kmplre City. Pucking 120 pound*, he raced live nnd threo-quarterx furlongx in I :ll!l to win by a hrnd from Mra. C. S. Ilrnmley’e Sungino, Mrx. Alice F. Hhcrman’* Urey Wolf, wpx a clnac-up third. An­ dy K. wne madu a $6.40 for $2 favorite by the crowd of 12,304. C. V. Whitney’* Yankee Chnncc, rated n 2-6 f»yortt* ov­ er thrrn rival* in th* tnH* and n aixtrrnth ercondary frature, ImrFly mannged U> pcore by a hend over Abb* Pl*rre, a rank outnidcr. 8:10 8:16 8:30 8:45 Program re*om* Morning Dovotloa* Jimmy Barry, long* Tuno Tim* 0:00 Virginia 0:05 Black and White notea 0:15 Mytt and Marg* 0:30 Marne I 0:35 Farmer Dan'* Program 0:45 Womin of Courage 10:00 Daytona Baach VarUtlaS ill:15 UP Newa 10:30 At Home With Bally Mar- AM) U •*' w.v, potNUtfl trr C**N0H5 CF — I..; I 11> VX-K** tACD AT IGflDd , UWl.Vtll »iC LOOK-i OF mi i,-e ,u*o turn «< wvmf) ouroio t. ,i iM.utvt i»« ixe'OA-K io u t or U-. < Mu W ill AH O ftM H.AME. A* r»<inlrH b y C t i f t i V S tilt. A rm of i t l t Notl«« la h#r»t»jr | I t « d »h x i T un sIb U T araonal P ro p e rty T p i m AFwPBBD.t fo r 194# a r t now •l*tlni|ti»nt and b # tln n ln a w ith In ly IS. I t l t auch ta se a a r a draw* ln « In terest a t on# p ar c a n t e a r m onth plua th a p ro p o rtlo n a ta esat •*f iMihlliihlne th U notlea. U n lta a tho • m niinid N t oppoalto aao h naroa balnw ar» p»ld b e fo re th a P tr» t di.f AtiauBt t i l l w ar-"-* * —1 •••**• ih cran n d lro c tln e lavy u p o n and •e la u ra of th a tan g lh la p a ra jn a l p r n n . f t r •» th a ta x p a y a r foe onpaid la t.o . p a n a ltle a aod a d d itio n a l r tia if Th** nam e# of d o lln q u an t |i« rao n al p ro p artjr ta s pny#ra snd th e anifiunt of ta i a a and co ata and th e firBt m o n th ’* p an alty a r a aa amount due FO R T A X m and com * « 1I*» A lilarm an * R a n n att — n il At linn n l i r a W. I . -------A llm an W, W ....... .. fla rn a a V.llla .................... n it Illabnp n»o. 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M illar n r l r a p t a r ----------M nnlaxam a M n t a l ______ Moor# Ad* K. in* in* »*.»• llCNG XHOmt.fAMOUS llfi-it (AMLNTOUNtBM , in HCMii-ncpuflaxr lODBTIBfBi Of BtJTOOAU** tArtWUI I la w n 1rw ALYHCUOM \U*MUO MOM* IO TMtlQ MAM.dVtHr. j I n« wcnsTUJ. in to nd \eMM«NAMTJ HARJNf, TD«>tI3... / \3TXtlt UbMRMft n«GY HC»tT. J Z \B troci BI-ACM.V M IMG / t u n e * jRKi-r O lA ltn O il IA M F V cn c-u w u a® tewt n* r a m rr. MtMMCI MCUVCUNO *4 WKN CAMOWME IAMTSMia »ATXuW I ' alotxM U M T toA xatO M orM w l H g f VOMCirr TMtSAMg VfM.. D _ s ~ R THB STATE T ltoC PtR IS HERB TO CMKKUPON THI 1M 6 BEHV.*<— **.*i** »• rial bank*. At aaving* banka. At Federal Re*erv« banka. A t rainy laving* and loan auociatloiu, aad other financial ln*tltotlon*. Or by null direct from th* Tteaa* ory Department In Washington. I I P* MCI ONLY T T E in J U T U i» ( fUBUC fUNtnCMt GINS - LIQUORS B r a n d y , Cham pagnt, Win#, Gin, Cordlafe, ate. BAGGETTS Liquor S tore H athar Arcatfe TO X1M PWACOAPMtr. BUT t D I O * * * * MUCH O F irA T B M T p d f - BU8INK8S SERVICE THff/POBO DdfiStfJfIN OFF TO GET N -V 4MENJ D O IT d HAPPEN ? R IB FARMERS IN TUB COintT f*F TIIB COUN­ TY Jltn o r. HBMINOl.B CtJUNTT. HTATE OF FLORIDA. IN RE: Ibo aalata at WILLIAM O. EDI.Lit. Daranaait. IN I’lbOIIATK TO WHOM IT MAT IVlNCERNi Notlra la harahy glvan (hat DELTA M. KDLKIt fllao har final raport aa admlnlatratrlx nf Ik* artata of WILLIAM O. RDLBH. ilaaaaaad. that ah* rll*4 h*r P*tltloii lor flaal dlaeharg*. and that ah* wIR apply tu th* llunorabla It. W. War*. County Judg* of Kamlnnlo County, Florida, nn th* I at day at Auguat lilt, tor ap­ proval of aama ami for (teal dlachars* aa Admlnlatratrlx nf th* aatatei of WILLIAM O. EDLNH. daeaaard. aa thla lit day of July A. D. Ult. • . , DELTA M. BDI.ER. t A d m ialatro trtx nf th o ooatato at WILLIAM O. ED- HESSE’S HOME BAKERY 10S W att F irst S t m t PI TTSBURGH PAI NTS PAINT YOUR CAR W/Tff IfOR ONLY Fra* D*Hvary, FM a r $ l4 $ SW CZALMOHTOdOOkl v m WHOH ATTMI M O V */ PtO A N Y ai/E S, Q OrPlCZSZ?,— ClasstHed Advertisements ,T HOUSE. 18 N«laon Edvard 1. .__ i_ to tirr or u n pa id B tu * > Fa**aid Itii ________ Frank W. _____ _ DUETT ITTATaiBLB FWUON- R**4 Roklnaaa M i x i M ______ chaw ckht no D uucaia Mom ca-.ic a u ano rooi«M Lt*M a 10:15 l^»t Wo Forget n MUM'OMMDNIUAU. AMQUAIC AMO ICKNRP11:00 Kate Smith Bpcika icmiv cofioici iiGiriiNG KmraoMonoMiA 11:15 Swing Your Partna IfDCItNCV AND K W O t V l M rvtK V ID/iCH 11:30 Ufa anil tha Land anti a flaal ilo tf* in ll!45'O ur n«l Sunday <Y ano iciriM. wrc'. • Tnmorrow'a PrograM* 12:00 UP Newa th* c a p t i v a t i n g 6:30 Norman Ileaalcy and HI* 12:10 Mu*lc*l Interlude S ill Malady Marathon 12:15 Checkerboard Tima Florida Cowboy* 3aio Accent on Muxic "Spring*.” 12:30 Danca Tim* 7:00 Now* of Europe 4fl0 Ooldan Gate Quartet Defense Rond Quiz 12:43 Road of Llfa 4)13 Afternoon Variation 7:16 Breakfaat Bravlliea , Sanlando la <i0nly 20 •1:00 Yourtg- O f Malona 4:30 Organ Mtlodtoa 8:00 UP Now* 0. In whut denomination* ara 1:18 Jayc* Jordan 4:48 Burl Ivaa MlnaUa Away.” Bring dcfvnxe raving* bond* avaiUhlai 1:30 N*w Smyrna Varltlaa 8:0* Tha Lana Ranger (R. Jaduon A. You enn buy a Scrlea E, or 3:10 Doe 9*Uan Trua 1:48 Marry Go Round ' Toor Frlanda. "People’* llond, for • $18.78, Btariaa 2:00 Mary Margaret McBride $.17.60, $76, $375, or $780. Th* 2:15 The Sololste 8:48 Tha World Today rira, of Kerie* F and O bond* 2:28 UP Newa Loan* totaling 11 , 120,000 •jin* ut 874 and range* up to 2:30 Renfro Valley Folka . Ing pitcher, Callahan. 0 ,0 0 0 . 2:48 Children Also Ar* People have bean mad* In Weat Florida (J Where can 1 buy n'dafanaa 2:65 Prtaa News . alne* 1934 by tha Marianna !\-ing* bond! 3:00 Song* of Cheer aad Com- Production Credit Association A. At po*t oflicM- At eommeraccording to Florida official*. JVKRY-—PH0NB M0 ETTA KETT ACKAGE STORE Nell** la k t n l r |t ? n U lt IN * 1L F E N W IC K H IM b a r final rep o rt u -n x a c a trtx of Ik e aatat* of C A R R IE a FEXWUCK. d*r u w l ; t h a t i h * filed h * r P*tlllo o fo r f in a l dlacharg*. an* Ifcol • ho will a p p ly to tk* llo n o rak lo It. W. W ar* . County J u d e * of Somlnolo C o u n ty , F lo rid a , an tk* Ith day o f A r f i i l 1111. f a r • » p r o f it of aoaio aa d fo r fin al *1»r h a r i a aa E x e c u trix o f Iba u t * of C a rrl* O. F e n w ic k do. raaaod, o n Ihla U k d a y of J i l f A. D. l i f t . INA H. FEN W IC K E x e c u trix of Ik* M ta la of C a rrl* O. Fem w lck. do- L E G A L N O T IC E S KraWViSTO. ’n i*“» »* i* ! t . •« W Tf.,.74J* JT. M U L L * * . r « r — l A I’ruett Sold To ChnrlcHton Club flu-din It :— '•• <•' * k t By Jack, Sord Scott Wins Bout Over Gomez By Surprise K. 0 T A M P A . J u ly 15. - -M V -R u«M y S c*'tt of W i i h l n f t o n , 0 ( \ Fc«>rrfl a « u rp r l*p «*v*nth-rm jnt| knock nut over T om m y G'nnc* of r a m p HlaiwHnf b»»t n lq h t in n h e a v y w e ig h t bent Peh#Hul»*«l for 10 rounds. It wn% Gom el** fijfh t th ro u g h tho firs t a i t round** K c o tt* Ihtvo* blow to t r i / r in th e seventh th iit srn t th e Holilirr to thi m n Pennington, R. Jnhnion ami vn* for krcp« to«ik th e c r u w I * f p g r* w ere tha o n ly S a n fo rd m m a,COO by c o m p le te aurpriai* ; ■ fca*e hit, and both ren­ •Scott w c jih w l IM a m i G 'unrx in g to n and Jo h n a o n mb-1* - it •*<£>• *. * d ft . > a t for ■ tally. — B A N FO H D , F U JE 1 U JI Sanford Legion Juniors Crushed By : Leesburg 15-2 Through Costly Errors Sanford** Legion Junior* were im x k ed by th* Lreiburg ttam •la » gam* played (her* yentcr- ^ r - RANDALL EXfiCnUC K * n 4 r;(in iiw \ «t n •* �.* ■ ■ ■ ■ I ‘‘ s ' S? > ' ^ W -rw - SI FT . *^T'.-. - .- ~ H r» -.*♦• ’ _ - --: ••,»•■-.-. , ..- • .\- T V v r - - ; JW* ‘• • s * -J-V T * " . ww* -.•.•■■ -n r" - w -------{ M M H r B— taota G o a ty Prod o n * F n d t And ▼•cetabka T b u A*J . Similar Arc* Ja Florida Hanford la The Only Central >*4 Florida City Affording Kail. Hlghaa} And Water Transportation AN INDEPEN DENT N E W A F K K volum e ra n EaUbQahed l a 1908 HANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY* JULY 16, 1911 Member Associated Pre £ NAZI CONSUL MISSES BOAT TO TOKYO 'Russians Continue Counter-Offensive On Central Front * Enemy Driven Back, • S o v i e t Dispatches 1916 Auto Tag Is '■From Front Claim; ; Shown B p a iltk iu Nazis Still Terse fled Army Unit , Sai d Destroyed y . S. 9. R. Air Losses Placed By German Agency At 7,182 LONDON il l y U . - ( A P ) • Rnaaiaa K am ua A a *b u a d M I t ib • Maioby said teday that i f n If Moscow should fall to 111 advancing O ir a a u , Ik, i m . let L'aloaa widely dispersed lad—tries wed id k t akk to bom tin Bod Army la field • “folly —pallid." To added however, bo did aot believe the iotlet capital w—Id fall. Air oboe—«— boro —id the »f of Haloby’e words He* alaeot total ah , b C « " « « ripi r li of * lad—trial tarfeta in r G eT O w ’pSJiS'r A l u m n a , knifing deep into the Stalin Line toward Leningrad, were f t ported today to have “wiped out” the Soviet arm y forces at Bjelaja, 87 miles east of Pakov, b u t the Ruaalana asserted th eir Red arftiea smashed the new salient an d ' hurled the • invaders W. B. Miller, a celery grow­ er who lives on Celery Avenue, has brought Into the office of County Ta* Collector Jno. D. Jenkins ons of the earliest automobile tags Issued In Sem­ inole County. The data on the tag la 1910. three jrrara after this county was formed from a p a rt of O range Coun­ ty. In thoso days, Mr. Jlnklns related today, the tag* were Issued by the Individual counties under S tate law. It wasn’t until U lar th at the State began the m anufacture of standard tar*. C. M R ,r. nr. who llvaa on the W rit Side, bought the license plate for a Ford car for $6, records In the office of the tax col­ lector reveal. The U g la small, about five by eaven Inches, and la black and white. Coated with enamel It still la in good snipe today. er Camps Termed V i t a l Help To Boys lilllll Kiwania Told Boys Learn S e lf R e­ l i a n c e At Camp Soviet dlipa tehee from the ‘Summ er camps do something front —Id the fierce Rnsaian counter-offensive continued on to tench boys —If reliance and ■otrtt irit of give and take th at Me central frost, w ait of the the sp other agency can cai do,” HerDnepr R ln r and th at the Gar* M orris, ------, direct or a_ of Comp maaa bad bo— driven back gvea -----the Jun- ___ _ n eW v iv Adolf Hitler** field load. of tko KlwanU Club at their > m a r te n again reported lonely regular weakly luncheon meeting tb it opentioni of the IKday-otd s t the .Valdes Hotel today. Mr. Morris, a fte r describing Invailoa w en “proceeding fa* conbly,” and that “In —v e n l the activities and program of placos deipcnto cguntir-attacki Camp Winona, Introduced three w o n npulied with bloody loaaei of the young campers. Charlie McMillan, Holden David end Ted fo r the —eray.” w K okow war communlqu— In­ Hayes, each of whom told what the camp m eant to them. dicated lh i Germana w en mak­ Typical of the reaction of ing little If any progroaa to­ boyi who attend (he annual ses­ ward Kiev, Ukraine capital. Lacking riporta of the ipoeta- sion of Comp W inona a t De­ cular lucceai— iuch aa marked Leon Springs, Mr. M orris m I.I, ** e blttikrleg cwoop through was th a t of ooo sm all young­ Belgium, Holland aad France ster who w rote to the man who last summer, the Natla tum id mads It possible fo r him to go. from Hitler'i two-oenteoe# com­ “ I dona things I never seen be­ munique to p n ie dlepatcboo na- fore," th e boy w rote. “ It dooo bora good to gel tertlng tbo Luftwaffe o n „ —reading havoc among Soviet away from thalr parents for a * m m m h n lc itlo n e b e h in d , tb o llnoo. while,” Mr. Morris delcared. “At DNB, German n i¥ i agency, tbo camp they make their own placed Soviet air loooos to dale beds, sweep their ta b Ins, do a little rooking and wash dishes.” a t 7,111 plane*. The boys a r t placed In groups Tbo Russians claimed today to have virtually annihilate! ad- • f sight or nine in the csblni, Mncod German motorlied foro— the director explained, and learn striking at Leningrad from the loyalty te their own croup. Soma Pskov-Porkhov —etor, poo— 171 boys. ho added, would not learn m lln to tko south aad to boro until too tote how to live with hoys without the beneflk bold fast i t the Rod cantor about Vitebsk In violent fight- of the camp. Taken away from |ja^ that cost many diad on both the sheltering Influence of their E rests, the youngsters learn shift fo r themselves, Mr. MorAlong the Ukrainian front, said. M(meow's early m o n la g com­ munique pictured the Nasi drive Racognlslag the growing popu­ . on Kiev i s hnltad and asserted. larity o f tnmmer camps as an , that Ginnan Meehan- aid ta fostering democracy, many ye -bad-got n f i r to t coUegeo are offering r o a n — to of the main fort— aa to c u m conn—Bern cad directors. My- Morrin declared. bo loft “In a difficult i One of tko obj—tie— ho listThin estimate of tbo “ i t T about dlam etifeliv oppo‘‘‘L water • lie to that Of th f/ ~ ^ f l l c l t e , "ll which unoinrtaiiy . taf falt **4 treea —It n things jffflra lt ta difficult to learn northern fete— had id nearly b ta Novgorod, which « Mr. Morris was Introduced by only 100 mOoa a n thaete Dr. W. P. Bskrman. who was Ingmd, and that Chairman. O P. Hemin m o st bunkers lad a t tbo meeting, k lM la the Vitebsk it am W w ____Sandier of La Orange. y tc jS s L k MdHnUtl kw Abont Fsknsty —kbov, Om, broth— ta liw of Klwanlan Prank fTbrntr w— introduced as n vial toe by G. D. Works—a. ■ County F*F*A- Group Is'W in n er O f Prize A xis A ssails Roosevelt For Foreign Policy President Said Cir-. clinje Like Vulture Over Cape .Verde And Azores Isles J a p a n ’s Cabinet \Kgrcssinn Is ’ C h s r ^ f o ir ;® / Matsuoka Leaves Spokesman Says TwoT Powers Are Ready To Meet America Group Placed Nippon In Axis Line-lip, Made Soviet Pact RERUN. .July ir, —(/P>—• (•Pi-nuut ni'wxpniM-rx v ie d IIAVAN aT c I'HA. J s lr l«. " i t h i-tifh o t h e r in h it tc r l/ , —f t I ’) The Cuban cabinet H xsiiiling I’rrsilli-n t KixtsevpIU Capt. F rits W icdcnmsnn, ou resigned today In facilitale Joh.innr* llurchrM, N an f f n u l frmn Now hut thi* |tnp«*r* •" tin t n fli-r D t-nlscht- Diplo-. the rcnrsaniiatlon of the c sro, with hi, wif,- ami -on, Eiloai jtrrivnl too lat«* f*»r I hum F*» mi»K«» th rir wflir-.lulftl •It-1«i«r 111r • « rn n lisi li-l’id itisc h o K orrespon-, gnvemmenl by PreuMeot ill, m*n,iun on the roost, walchi a ,i t'OtiArt|ii«*nt’«', lh**y v%* rr britfitril n «|n-t '-tl *11 pi'iMiil inn »l ili'ii/.. fo n -lg n o ff iru m o u th Kulgrnlco ItatUla. Maru «*il away lowanl tho G I w in/ tlu*m ti» nm .tin in Dn I ’flit f«l Stilli'4 nn'il .1«11v p ir n ', itm is i'il h in t o f t r y ­ TOKYO. July |C — f/Pl— The British government promised u f « in g to pu sh linU n ite d cabinet of Premier I'rtneo FuS ta te * in to tvnr “ a r m in a r m mimaro Knnoyr, which put wirh llrdshi'v Mm.'' Jap an in the A if, line up and T hr lliMTHcn 7.i*itun jf R a id bound her in a neutrality accord Itniitei v<| t it "rfruUiiir lik» ft with Soviet R u,,ia. resigned «udv iillim " tivrr Ihi* A iortu And dcnly today. C'ftpe Verdi* IteUiula. A palace announcement a*Th#* Ifiiittethr AlIrfemFlnft •erted the re,Ignition rn bloc Zritimg ili-tdnretl thr I'rrteidrnt w a, to olrt’ttgthrn the government'* CAMP RI.ANDING. July l« Efficiency plus" might well "hietikte hit word, ronalllutlonil policies in facing the situation adopted n- the motto of the —I.VI— Two regiment* »f en law nnd inti rnatiunnl law" whilft a t home and confused problem, fonl Polire lh-p »»linenl. toised g in rrr, left here yrstenlsv for Ihe l.ok.tl A ningi-r o b erv ed ? abroad. it, quirk artion m recovering the rtien siv e maneuver* t-* to"Truly Itmitervelt hnn rniRFtl To,** Foreign M inuter Yoauko Mat stolen ra r Ix-lon.fiog to John held in la)Ui*lan« and Kuiiic*«lrri4in 149 |»r ik symbol auoka, influential in Involving h r early this morning. during August *n.| Beptenilu-r Atll* Mt’4ll ptdl>IFte M Jap an in the two m ajor pact, Ir Ks-lrr telephoned lh» I'oThey will be followed before E. ('. Ilsrper, rnptain of Com­ llw Station a t I- o'* A M. toilny Classes designed which now are the keystones of (iermnny mid Italy nre rend/, the end of th* month by the vnunir •»,‘n ’•••"i ' 1 with thr "uere»*jiry ftirrrV* tci h er policy, wa, among tho»e pany IK of the Florida Defense t hi- car, a I'.Mil rhevrolet to »ri for J.*» m m f••••"•• in.l.iwho went out. h. h.-l been at-d< n, 1 hief Hoy 3l«t and 43rd Division* from IhiForce, rtplained the set-up of meet I'lnlrtl Stntrn "nKifrrfiion,'* Speculation wa, th at Japan tho home defense unit at a meet­ liam , ,aid. Imm- lmi. lv. u e*ll camp, tho fourth division from trlr-k ntt* M |*irli'l t.» !••• •tartril tinydn, nutht»ritftlivft Snnf'inl a f* w <Ihv■*, Alt** VirKimn ,* radim-ft to th.- |oi|ic« enrs, Fort llennlng; (!» . »nd special In m ight bo planning a atronger ing of the Junior ( humbsir of Ich Were aaknl lo ho on the fourth rorps unit, frmn here >thftK4»n. in«*ln»ito», -nnl !•*•!»%y FniH’itet teptikenmnn. i s ^ r t n l In pro-Axia policy, or possibly to “T hf mniM*y h.t I(tim4- totlny, ctiarifinjf Ihnl PrtRand from Jacksonville. out for the autoniohile. withdraw from all European com­ Commerre Inst night at the ***' i,,H^ ident |(4M»RFvelt i* planning to Palms and Pines dining room on flcaTs C harles Dunn, Jr.. mitm ents. Thera had bern report, that for th r cutirnt** uii'l I" la k r iitlvjiniagr of (hr Ann* ^ LouD B arhirri were (omlng neithar th* 43rd Division nor waiting urilrn* Elacwhero on tl^ ^ y , r front, I tho Sanford-Orlando Highway.! ntraiiMl Soviet l(unjiia. * r»on Mellonvlll. Avenue in the 3 1 ,t Division would make Jnhn*4>n *uni twenty-one y r i r t JBfceaeivAeOU | He wee inlrtOucrO by KaxJyle Thiwir Thhti nrr m trrr»tril In If 1'mtrd Slftlrn wnrthlpft V —lice car when they saw the trip to thr war game, but in Syria and LebaPta SCRM a t learning •« iL*f«,n«4» Irntfo wrer«* fin* without wuruin^ on A ll# chairman. r hooding cant tiaveling a t fourth corps headquarters *n M t „ yesterday a , 'Ih e m m il,l« I llouaholder, program bv iii»»|n»4 tor tn rri't*. veftAeU, they wourd *reply, (U t Two new head, of rominiltee* Igb rate of apor.1." Chief Wll- nounred that only the 7Dh Field Mnknl was turned over to British oc­ ter ni FtMjfi as [ini4ih |rt no tiial ii« lire l«r rtf, and Japan would m» relatisl. cupation under the term s of were appointed at a busine»< sr»Artillery Brig*,lr will be left he nmy know h«»w Targe m I sion during the meeting. Clyde ijo whtit he Rnitl in "her duty.'* ho two officer* eh.i-rd the ta r, here to do guard duty while Monday's Acre armistice. number 4l frraiilent ItiMitervrlt warned J when llp-y .. neari-r -aw tha othan troop* nre away. The In prrpn rr for lfhr Theee term s J» v e _ Ul j Great I Hatnsey waa named chairman of lim ro>ir*F in Inki* (la* low^il (•• It tr had itt» *“itrilT<n plate. brigade ’ineltldf* B ritain and her Free French a l­ I the Jayree citrus commit lea tn the ITSth llnl. hi* nni.i r.*.Iitii I fnrvlte «rr y#4|artU y th at th r Army fa c ts unlr^a ronerraft lies all naval and military avia­ I raplaco Klny Delgailn, whn hns When they stopped tt. they found Regiment from Georgia the 172nd provVdi’d fnr tin* rln i*i*te' and diteinlrffmt inn tion facilities anil equipment in i been transferred * to Orlando. “ to he the stolen ear Tin- time - from New Hampshire and the then* I** no 9*%IH'fltel* lo (hi* rl ii - n-vi.Rei the nelertive nrrvtce ! to retain aelretrete, rfe rv ia la and Syria and Lebanon, Including Preston Sherrill was appointed tn wa* 2 Ml A M , less thnn three Ifith from the regular Army | take the place of C. K. Carter, hour* after Mr Ksd. r had made , The inrtlh Engineer* Regiment drill«, Mr. John** •II |Mi|lila-i| out | Notional (Suardrtmen for th r pa•hips planes and fuel. One rl Iltete ite *•V|M*Ctld tni Im»•rind of fhr nntiontal emerKency. resigned, as head of tho tourist hi* cnniplaint. how ever. P ari, newspaper* re of the 31st Division anil the work, whirh T hr I'rrteidrnt «»»d at a prraft j Fnur negroes were oeeupants tIHth Engineer* Regiment of formed in niftal ported th a t before the armi*tlre committee. v%111 ilirlthli* wi-ldling, bl.irktein it h y I'oiifi rencr that th • pKdileni i* ft Captain Harper told the Jayof the stolen unto, nml nil were nm»t French munitions and rethe 43rd Division preceded the (hi-r and tehi-i•t mi-tal work. Aim *crve slock* of gasoline had hern ceea that tho princi|Kil urtivlti.-- " realist nod l.iken to the I'oliev other troop* to the maneuver ria tt will Im* nrgftntii’il in nii>l<«r neriiiiM one and he placed rr* destroyed by order o f Ihe French of the Defense Force nt present Station In aw ait trial The driver sri-a rendexvou* nr*r Dry Prong, mrt’hunicte, ninl it tn h"iinl l" -xpofMihility for findlnK the ana* High Command In Ryrta; all *r» firing lo b calibre rtlles. 1 tt ebster Thomas, wa* arrest,*«i l.n , to prepare roads, bridge,, ntnrt .i third cn»* In <mi;i I| Inutt wer teipiarrly up In I'ongrr^*. lit* rejected rlaim*« rominif French boat* were reported to learning military dinipltne and •-.r lom-ny of an autoniohile and sanitation farilitles and w ater­ huildiii*;, Mr. JnhiiNon mi id. handling :m I (or speeding. from many rm i^n em en , include have left Syrian and !.ebanc»r formations, and ing plaren along the line, th** |ji*4t wft*k Mr. .Inhtimiii nt mg calibre rifles. *nme yf hii own liriiten-port* and French ahrpUne* to motor ronvoy* will follow. tcndi'il thr fo n lrrrm r of iitfriciil. Men from the age* of IX to r>-’r unite, that rvteiiteiiin of iirrvic<» have been flown to Turkey and • The two divi,|iins will move luri* ti*iirhi*rte nnd ruitimml are rligiblo to become nirinlwrNorth A frica ao th a t they would nut of r*mp here between Jntv frntei* training teii|M*r vd-*t»rw htld f«»r thr Iruiiituta w itllal ennuil« of the unit. Captain H arper said, faith with not fall Into British hand*. 23 and July 2X Msj. Gen. J*V ut I >ii vt ttriii lit hi ti. wlirn* I hr lute a hreaeh of and the trrm of enlistment i* for them I. Benedict, fourth corps rntr m-itel fur industrial (m in in ' Hint there ye»r». Discharges may is- I ---------The warning wn« iMiird hy thw rnander. and hi. sta ff will leave |M»intrd *;n(. |( win shown that »ecurei|, 'however, If u marnbe, Umlr r tere rr tar JT CAMBRIDGE, M a s ,. j u|y m Jacksonville July 24. The fourth nt thi* start of (hi* |»ri*si*nl war. l'reteidi*nt a fte r leaves for town or h a, tome urge«l 'I F i - Harvard Korinlngist Carle division from Fort Henning and (irrmnny had 12 million skilh-tl •tf War I'attcrteon had other valid reason. Member* of ( Zinimerinuii culled upon pawill workem, whi-route tin* I fvnl«*«l I'oiigri-tete to npprnvn the ra trn d th* Junior Chamber were Invited tn o lle A merican, today to have other fourth core* u n it, rd Nervier plan :ir.«l In lift prr* meet th r *t»ff officers, thn 31*1 StatiN had only four million. regUter for tho unit, since se­ more children. Edward Higgins, secretary of lo Division and *ho i l t d Division It w as r*tim uti*d, Mr. Jo h n te.-nt rrtetrirtinnte which a p a rif/ veral vacancies aru open. •Speaking at a Harvard sum ­ in Ihe Dry Prong, I a . nrr* b e­ "oo sa id , th a t a niin iim in i of 12 that not more than 000,00(1 the Seminole County Chamber of Those in tho Defense Force Commerce, returned yesterday senm voluntarily and without mer school conference on to­ fore Aug. It.___________ m illion sk illed w o rk m en will Im- drafleet may Im in (m ining Zimmerman neeilt'd in defeli-*|A |ir **s11|«*t ion in one (line. afternoon from a trip to Wash­ pey, Captain Jlarpgr raid, except morrow'* children, It waa revealed that General I ha* 11Mit e«l S tale-, iloriruf lt*42. ington, D. C.. In th e Interests when they aro called to active advocated an immediate increase Mortehnll, Army rhirf of ataff# GRANTED V. H. PATENT ( In*Ar*« siiiitLar lo t h r out* in San of the 8enford Municipal Air­ duty in tim ei of emergency aurh tin tho birth rate, saying: “ We nre.l - to rnrouragu parfo rd will Im* lield all o v er th e told (hr Senate MiliUry Affair* port, and reported Today that tho ax fire*, storms or mob violence. TARPON SPRINGS. July Id. c o u n try to help su p p ly (hi* n erd GfinimiKrn Inut week *hnt democola to have their third and field wa* one of 110 selected They also may b« summon.-! hdlznlion of (hr Army no«r by a Joint Army-Navy-CAA com­ when martial law la declared, f-uirth rhiblren right away, and —(H prrlilt — John (*. Boyette, fo r w o rk rr* . boat builder. ha* been Thoitr interested in xitrnint; for might trail to a "national tragmit teo fo r Improvement In the which haa only happened twice in we must encourage young per- local -oiui to have their children now granted a patent fnr a plug r u t­ Ihi* defense tr-iiniru; rliUM-B may • dy.M d rfe n — program. tho history of Florida, Captain The Prrteldrnt, who Monday Mr. Higgins —Id 1B1 alrporia Harpor explained. One of these so thoy'll have their third and ting Instrument to be used In *ee Mr. Johimon nt (hi* Seminole tii*rte(indrd reluctant congrea* In the United States were sub­ time*, ho added, waa In tho Jack fourth before they are too old.’’ boat building, according to an H»Kh School h r m Huddint?. teinnal h-adrrte to opm n drUft He sab I a m other should hove announcement from the 11. 8. m itted fo r defenea funds, and sonvllle flro of 1901. Whan called Patent Office Tuesday, lie a p fnr retention of the Army*# the committee —lefed 149 from to active duty, tba Defen-e Force h .r last rhilil rrad y for high h plied for it la»t year,__________ tem porary anldiera* Raiil (he di«* this group a fte r hearings last members would serve under civil «. bool by the time she I* 40. pule hnila down lo this queaweek. authorities such aa the police. It fjop; flmete lil^e theai* do ws “Tho amount of money to be wa* ate tad,-------r — want t<» diteintrgratr (hr Army spent and the type a f Improve­ Eloy Dt-lgndo, fiirtni-rly a«»i,t»ho United Klalea? ment to bo made Will bo re­ ant munagiT uf Furrest G ntrhiT, o f Thi* derlainn, hr Raid, li up leased through tho United Rteteo gfix-ery' »lurc on Hanfnrd Ave­ to fnngreate. Public Relations Office In a nue, ha* hern named manager If thn law h not ehan«e<lv abort time.” tko chamber secre­ of the Winn-I.nvrU store in PWA project* for Setnlnole should bring with tham * report Colonialtnwn, Orlando. Hn as­ hn tald, (h» Army—which hft tary elated. on the derired project*, Mr. sumed hi, new duties yesterday. drwrihed nt onn of thn imallettt WASHINGTON J u,y. u _ C»qnty amounting to about 9170,- *Bayer in thn world— soon will dUint*-* atettd. Wlwri callcil on »—JV-a aM»m "' 'V ------Mr. Dvlgndu will continue lo grate, ja p —tel) —■ Flnol approval by OOO war* presented a t meeting of by the official*, only a tempo­ with two-lhlrda of It* eight Central Florida Counlla* rary budget to he filed until n make hi* homo in Sanford with i»4*rteonnr| returning lo prly»tft rJ In T l? ,WPA projwwt totaling nt Orlando yesterday H. N. Haver, revised budget could be mad*, hi* wife and Iwo email children. life and (heir placet fllUd by 9J1M9S to tonUane eonstructiun rity clrrk said thl* morning. The wa* presented. raw recruila. r . I. O. CHIEF ILL work a t tbo Orlando Army Air projecte would be financed by n A' total of 94.430,000 In proj Thn teeteetWe terrlco law «p#LOS ANGELES, July 19 — Anno uncod here Tur«- recent appropriation of tlk °.- ret* wa* presented by Ihe rifle* that vtttnrUU, drmfUtJ OF)— Judy Canova, the movies' PITT8BIHIGH, July 1*. -eWT ,8«“ to r Andrew*. txiOJMO by tha frrlerel govern­ eight rmmtlea but tha figure may and guardtmen te rr t only I I backwoods warbler, who was “bit , , ” PA amounting to |2M.- m ent to build sewage system*, rroch 97.000,000 when n survey —Philip M urray, C. I. 0 . presi­ monlha In Ihe Army unleta. In in tko bead by a —f t mooa” dent who collep,ed Sunday dur­ schools and recreation fa of project* In Daytona Beach la ing n gam* of badminton a t n thn interim Congrea* dtcUroft , and married unexpectedly In completed. - Tba local —wag*, family outing, will be confined to a national tmergency. In Ihftt cilltjes. . Honolulu a mouth ago, filed aull - Only •- temporary budget wan w ater main, and paving project, Mercy Hospital for u few week*, event fho Prtaldent can titen d Monday fo r a divorce — annul­ pro—nted yratarday, asking for will also Incr—»a the total. thrir ttnrlco unlll (hft tmtT* m en t Representatives from Hanford hi* physician said Tuewlny. funds for the nsw county hos­ gency tn dt. The suit, naming Carp. Jam— pital and city recreation building. attending tha m—ling were Mr. H. Ripley of f t I m w , Honolu­ Another budget Is being made up Bayer: Mias Eleanor M»rrl»on, lu, — defendant, was aot •paci­ ................n today to pre—nt to tho PWA ait- recreation direct—IT.T. w.W. Law fic. It mermiy charged cruelty Harper Explains tolen Auto Is First Regiments Defense Industry Set-up Of Guard Recovered In :t Of Troops Leave Classes To Start Hours By Police For War Games Unit To Jaycees Within Few Days Clyde RamHcy To Re­ place Delgado As C i t r u s Chairman Young Mon Interest­ ed In Trade Asked To Register Now IAmericans. Ur^cd To Have More Children Sanford Airport Is Selected For Funds l’WA Projects Totaling $170,000 Are Requested For Seminole County Orlando Air Base Is Given 5300,000 Eloy Delgado I ManaRur Of Store Judy Canovft Files Suit For Divorce ao tbo baaie for a (fiver— pica, and allagod frond — tbo ground for an annata—a t ■ ■■ k Hurt To Fuhilah Pond Inform ation ihontlel, to Include water and ton, —bool superintendent; J. L. cew igi systems for the new air- IngIcy, chairman of tbo Bemln. port and lbs paving of tbo road ole County dtftns* council: Elton , b H., r t» <«PA<F. —Iloetor lo tbo airport, Mr, Boyar *x- Houghton, architect: and Ralph or ntorwnl revenue, boo been Lublnskl, assistant city engineer. •applied with IMormUiro cone* mCommunities with repraarota~~ hospital was Hated tag defenoo bonds and saving. of tba project* with IIWMWO aa liras a t th* meeting w en *Co­ W A*tafanlrtTm««r John L tho required fund* needed, coa, Melbourne, E*u Oolite, Day­ •tabo of J —k—avlllo, and - i d th# recreation building was act tona Bench, Orlando, Kissimmee, a* a 120,000 project, Mr. Bayer Sanford and Ocala. Tba largest '• W Other project* have request, cam* from Orlando and fully organised ao no Orange County, for 99^31^00 In iir—t a baa boon made an tho project!. Georg* Crooa, executive secre­ Sanford delegates who at- tary o? tbo Florida State Plan­ tbs mooting In Orlando ning Board, preaided at tba meet­ ■y bad ixpected to be In­ ing attended bp W. C. Young, s t tbo meeting of what protect engineer af the PWA: bo presented aa FWA and W. H. Toma, —aatraction and did not konw they Li 'v jv*j'. ;.« v m l6-: tl l V - m ; NUMBER 271 \ * Stapler Wins Trip To Forestry Camp C ity N ews B riefs Billy S tap ltr, w lnntr of fo rtatry contoal iponiored b f IM RominoU ro unly ehftpUr of tho Future Fanner* of America, wfll A m arriag, lie n s , waa laaunl leava Sunday for Camp Olona at th* Court Rous* yesterday tn near ho ••wan* High •*•■** Spring*, who— " ----- -Joseph Osteen and Mix, Sait* will rojoy a two waaka atay — • Thompson, both of Ntw Smyrna. reward for winning th* conlast. About 110 other Future Farm­ Walter E. Brown of Sanford ers, selected by chapter* over Urn haa complated hi* Initial period state In simitar coolants, will al­ of service a t tho reception cen­ to attend th* forestry camp. ter a t Camp Btanding and will b* While there tha boy* wtll study tfrnafarrad to Camp Wheeler, f— try, planting and c a n «f G*., wboro bo will bo assigned to tree#, Med beds, I r — cultivation, tbo Infantry, replacement train­ thinning and ether rotated sub­ ing center. ject*. » la, . �W H D W K 8TU T, The Sanford H erald Talmadge Fires More Educators^ rOLD'WINriN NEW BOTTLES' Price Controls One can well understand the reluctance of the gov em inent to see prices rising obt of sig h t and Leon lien demon's Price Control Commission is opt to strike n re­ sponsive chord among a large segment of the population which thinks only In term s of the things they have to buy and jnot .pf wh#t they sell and never considers the whys and wherefores. So Mr. Henderson wants to put u ceiling over prices. Isn’t that Just dandy? Everyone recalls well enough the high cost of living which characterized the last war and we remember only too well the g reat period of prosperity which accompan­ ied th at inflationary era when every business man could make a profit and enough wartime millionaires wrrn created to cast a cloud over the entire capitalistic system, even if we do not recall so well the silk shirts which day laborers were buying out of their fattened pay envelopes. President Roosevelt and his New Deal stalw arts in (in g re ss are determined that there shall be no repetition uf those evil days and legislation has- long since Itccn en­ acted “to take the profits out of w ar” in the event there :ihould bo any. Such tax scales have been provided that ATLANTA, July l i , -V P *-: Governor Tstmsdge, engaged b> * ■hnkcup o f educators in tie i t t t i univiTiity system,' Tuesday is­ sued a statement linking Ukj president University. o f p m Mont of the Universljy Georgia newspaper edfOthers Are Heard By to n withandthetwoJulius RosenwaJd Judge At Special fund. A few hours earlier he an­ Session .On Friday nounced that his newly reva/nperi board of rrgenU ‘ had “tJirtliH Tsn cases, constituting ene tf( OrtW,’’ In Sn executive session, the (malleit tloctets in recent unireriity system employes week*, appeared beforr Mnnelpat m the ground* they were aasoJudge Frank L. Miller »t the cistetl with the Rosenwsld Fund regular session of Municipal —the name fate that Monday Court Monday aflcrnoon »t the overtook two other state edu« eatort. ® Police Station. Three olif the charges were M O k O flti! MY B E S T ftl8 WWASe I /M *SM t e e r y a e tle rw , ca rd * ml (fcakhs. tVM letW ke •>< wStleee »« (w le ssa la w e a te Ike i s t h w ml S alslaa fmmdi (till be .a a n r e S lev • * r i s s M s y t i n i W s s ra le * . U « |f« m U jM N IlifH l« a Vr*mm wM rii im « li» (lakllM ilU* mt ail a»Ha tr H IlH im It 99*411*4 im M ia »r mt f l * l« ••• were as follows: William It. Roger*. charged against white persons. They with driving while drunk, hml his ease continued. D. W. Byrd, charged with disorderly conduct, ••streated a 15 bond. Elton Jowrrs. accused of drunkenness, estreated a bond of lid . Charges against negroes in­ cluded: Eunita E rerly. chnhrged with disorderly conduct, had her case dismissed. f!us Johnson. Charged (M r*. • Ik t m la i m i M KT M%4 k\mm Mil rfg V a #• t « t M n i l « i I f «p#*fat AndersohGrjffith Funeral Directors 70S F. 2nd 8 l Mtcne 4H8 t a l 'h _ < i p i a k e r w e n v . « u » . nrf.i ntivd $5 *»r If, days. W alter TJownrr, charged with disorderly conduct, w as found gufl'y nnd given a su*pended sentence of 30 days. Zennie t.ou Smith, charged with disorderly conduct, was I given a suspended sentence of 3 0 1 days. Hand Simpson, charged with btnrklng the sidewalk, hsil his case continu'd. Joe Johnson, charged with disorderly conduct, was found guilty anil fined $10 or 30 days. At a special session of the court on Friday, the following lo an s Mad* on Signatare. cases appeared: Co-Makers: Automobile— Leonard E. Leody, Jr..' while, fu rn itu re. Several Repay. ■*nt n an*. charged wi'h reckless driving, ritrealed a bond of $1. Joe C ren­ shaw, eharvoil with running a red light, was found guilty and fined $1 nr 10 days. Charges against negroes w erc| :S tv. Central Avenue, Orlando as follows: R .' W. Wiggins, charged with rehkles* driving, was convicted and fined $10 nr 30 days. Ida Smith, charge,| wPh assunlt. was dismissed. Ida Smith, docketed! on another charge of assault, wits' fouml guilty amt fined $15 or 4 5 1 ■lavs. I,o»l Knight, chnrged with | THE KEY TO SECURITY being drank and disorderly. w a s( found guiltv and fined $10 or; 30 days. Pierce Cooper, charged with gambling, estreated n *5 bond. Rert Adams, charged with CURRENT gamMlm*, estreated a $5 bond. Paying oM fines w»re J. It. D IV ID E N D Clemens George Barnes and William II. Rogers. L0A W S B IR L E VEH8K F O B TODAY SERVING GOD IS PROFIT ABLE TO US. NOT SLAVERY THAT IS NEVER REWARD ED: O Lord am truly thy acrvant, tho son of thy handmaid, Thou hast loosed my bonds.— Psalm 110:14. (From AMERICAN The Christian Scionco Monitor) This sword my father’s father bore; Balanced to parry, strike, or ' thrust, Its Hexing .war. TJ)e s'eel strength MODERN FINANCE CO. outlaatrd Is tiltlen now with rust,' But not the strength wherein 1 tr u s t */. j ■ By JO S HENDRICKS altar the profits arc taken out. Miami’s Crisis Wo are glad lo aco a campaign bring atartrd to rcnblng *l°7o nomo aemblance of civic (locoacy on tho lower Hunt owars Coaat and the Miami Herald taking the lead in exposing ry Is Lhe rotten condlllooa which have fa r too long cxiated there. It la high time th at tho b e tte r daa.i of people In dele- Miami ban together to drivo out ,Iho Hoodlums and crim■stUla ln(iJa who have flocked to thin Tenort urea for their easy picking*. "Thoro cornea a (Jmo in tho life of a community Prase when It becomes of vital Importance that Inventory bo it in takon of its faults, as well as its virtues, to tho cud th at *r ., determination may be reached m to Its future course aj pp^ ' conduct,” says the Miami paper lyi pointing out th a t vice, ft and gambling have reached the 1 n ig B ,ra « re ___________ ________ __ distinction of Jjeing known on “tho Cicero of tho South." “We who have reaided hole for many ycara," contin’ uca tho Herald, ".remember the old Miami, tho Miami th at vyaa, bftfOro r&ckotecrs from Chicago and elscwheyo moved burning in and establlabed themselves, bringing in their train of hoodlums, ia “mob j- — :r zsetting J t ^ . up . . gapiblnig ;eatabUahmenta, " No» ■ "The ifrc-hpodlyrn Miami waa oa clean aa tho rain* et there swept oky. Mothers allowed their small children to go ^el :h»t d ^ n to w n unescorted to attepd a movie. They did not havo to t<4cort #1031 to school, and moot mom nUor sch'ool to sco th a t they reached home safely. Miami waa a safe, sure, and BCCURE pluco In which to live, healthful mor­ ally as we)l ^ physically. ^ • "p u rin g tho yeays wo have seen the changes aa •tTfoifld rockets becam e entrenched. And Jt has been within the > 'T h e Ocala Danner reminds n f loot 16 years. Prior Uf (hpso years, w0 had gambluUr, corUlnl that- aUbouah tbs HJpo-Jspanest yea; we had bookmokiiur, we had prostitution, BUT tho w.v has been under way far gamble^#, p te hookies, ih e nrooiliutea plied their trade in against police, subject continually to is* get. es tgf c y j r " ' “,a”” [on today, whon vIco la openly it downtown b^okmaktus (hat Ihe next diitdy, they’re^ocUy' ‘footing. DeJe U said M have autf< If.pot) ’ : casualties atnc* OVt of th# war. Aad now 1 a ll o f th e m “CULy r n m m l ii ln n s r e a to d t »ot up lu Uie cBy b be eomJder* h eih er tjier* m-OfcfahM fe the German* their Ruseipn o i^ r a to H ia t g ra ft la expressed their thnlce or* ssked Kin* friend who »(as employsd on t>" pfPA to vet* io r a friend of theirs. 1 do not know the names of those Indicted. Nei­ ther ^do I know the nnme* of tkeoe- «n whnka they W<fV »°?- aandidate In ^ free election Jn thta country, apaOota l« no longer free and wo have no f(*eS S o t speech. 1 have ahrsy* r a m p a n t. tilSBiSSW EgS paStshed that IM Ha'ch Ad,. all Um forma. Rrlghljy llgl 1 county, many of them op i .F S S u T rtC ’t t .' h h ? hoodlums. ,- A r u .tn h , Beach 'f f i S Z V r " n S « » « , » J l iJ . l oner ate i ircaii^ant ai Ua agyey<.|»hR p»o h> .tkle-cas*. CJTftlB NUTKrtlONAL BfAfY ARCADIA. JuW l«—(Bpedal) —More mtlrlHonal spmylng of INSURED SAVINGS Every accoant In­ sured to $3 000 by ah agency of United ?•> State* Government BUst MOW—save ev> rry day tha INSURED INSURANCE Montieelto, July Id—(Special) — Rural families of Jefferson county canned hundreds cf cans of home-grown vegetable* and this progressive amt hisullfut coontv developing hy leaps ami bound*. “HATCHET" ACT — I not* from the Florida papyrs that three men from Ormond Beach were cleared of charge* that they violated the Hntch Aet during tho Spring primaries 1s*t ym i. This Is pleasing to me. got that I want anyone to violate ling pnntiiutlon and •gumbdng and girla luraj to th a J< r M -W a rfm n c o from CANNING IS E w e y:r » a o a o p e n ly aa ynafraid of poJi a Intervention aa your corner ' THIRTY-SIXTH DIVISION Over the Labor Building In‘me crcdli Washington waves the flag of who voice the United States and the pen-'not nornc nant of Labor. The flag of the Unite course Is hoisted first and paIrlntle labor la determined that J *’M|, {* the flag of the United States ""l0 will always come before its pen- . nant and 1 am convinced that RSI. , , . percent of them are slncero to ?* this and that they ate patriotk I Americans. I am alto firmly ecn -1 •vlnred that 2 percent at leant « | "fnr Labor organisations are composed | ' . of radicals who would go 1 s la y , , w. length lo pravsnt tills c s tttl h * . aiding Britain in her M l against the totalitarian stale*, as svIdtneeiLhg ihe things wM$b **** happened In tha Inglewood, C*L started Ifomla aviation plant strike. of th Therefore, thes# 2 percent are ■* placing ths la b o r pennant above *“ um' *' the United flu tes flag, snd, In fact, they would probably Ilk 6 ■j®’1 ' to see lh# swastika hoisted abova *here Is i tho flag. ThU thay will never see. The day before thla writ- 'hta year Ihg .»** n on .* o f R fP r^ n ta tlv c a B uies Moumcjs o f p r o s t i t y t l 9 n ^ n d r a c k e ts o f v a rio u s d o g re v . klfowk by nW HAT OUTfl ' BUDDY? # WEEKLY NEWS COL falher’a father swore By clearings rut and fenced ’and plowi-J: . Freedom I* worth tho fighting for Where man can face to man yniKiwra. ynbowrd. 1 am Ms grnndson. snd as proud. —CHARLES MALAM .duU M ^the. *Ph»V • month, reports Miss Ella Mua Falreloth, home demonstration agent. 8h« says thsrs seems to be a common feeling tmong> both town and com try folk that every effort should bo made to conserve foods, with conditions as unset­ tled as they are. « FIRST FEDERAL Savings ft I-oan Aran, o f Sem inole C ounty 2M Magnolia Avcna# Baniard, Florida other equipment. Mill Supplies Irrigation System s - Gopi Rceeptiop Fop Peace Ideaa Planned WABJHNOTON, July id — (AV - Apparently preparing . a cool recepllab for ■ spectacular peace offer cipteted St Say moment from .Adolf Hlllet, Pres­ ident Rooeefelt asserted yraUrday that iversoos in Europe or the Far East were planting E x p e rt W e e in g opvUeti and Hepoii bexrle* SEORUE STINE, Uwners �I T- / ' *1 *. yi r * - F«v - 2 2 J&JSS y — TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA * ll lW l < < # ~ B W — — S l- .»■ I. 4 » 4 ' S o c i a l MRS. XX>URINE BEAL, S ^ t i y 'J U U t e titatoau l*a Mrs, Crumley Named :i Chairman of CiJtxU; fo r Britain Club . l l P * * " 1 K J S j T V t T m ret at the horn* of Mm. i t J » - * #Phn!ip i%, „ # w *n 7 Holly. r.oo Palmetto Avenue a t 1? o r'? *° M0" 11" 110 *° «•**• her home. 3:00 P. M. The. meet In f was hold in the TJIltRSnAY rhureh annex with Mr*. A. 1C. The Congregational Church Shoemaker and Mn* j - Char|e* will be in charge of the sewing G riffith a s hos)ease*. The circle session for the Red Cross in the voted to p resen t Ml*. Phillips Woman's Club from 2:00 unlit with a s if t of remembrance. 4:10 P. M. Mr*. Shoemaker presented the The Townsend Club will meet devotional, continuing from last at the Court House at 8 00 1' i month her them e of "P ra y e r” M. and Mrs. G riffith ta u g h t the _ , , FM RAY J Bible gtudv. Foltywtng a routine Cant rml Circle O f the San fo n t, j,UiineiJ (fisc union tb f hoatetfCRnlcn C.ob will R|N«n»or I'M trrre d r*rreilu n « au . ttewipg scsyfnn for the Reel' X h o v ppUktl\t ."T***.- Mxe- WR Ai , v - unl.2 ’ f; liin wdoEd,*ry. i . r. ff*r Mrs Mlnple HolCMr*. VTV. The Gen.-rn Hnntr D em onstra-» jfc., C „ | William*. Mr*, lion Club will sponsor a <Unre j R Hoolehan. Mr*. T.„ C. at the Geneva Commun.l) Hall 3m„ h J f M, „ g ^ i , y .,, 1,. In ‘hr " ',,nln'„.L, , ,K. "rT. .Miss Lcola Evan*. Mr*. ™ ” . 5" Church r i . n ,w e•will m Mf .with! u h Shoemaker and Mrs. .G riffith. Methodist meet ___________________ Mr*. Fswnr Price at her home in Lake Monroe, at R 00 P MONDAY The Daughter* of in? *\merican Revolution will *ew for lh# Kvsnidalc Park ga» . the aceno Ret) Cross in the Woman'.* Club from 9:.10 A M. until norn, u n ­ yesterday afternoon of a picnic der the uponaorahip of Mr*. C. whitjh wnp anioyed bx,p grpup p/ youngster* and their mother*. R I)aw*on. T l’EHDAV Swtpiming pod garp*» w e re psrThe Women'* Auxiliary *of the I lei pa ted in Jpa ,the lh .suppw, Episcopal Church, under the served /com the long ytblcs on FfHtnsornhip of Mr*. St. Clair th e ground*. • White, will *ew for the Red Those enjoying the outing Cro«« in the Woman’* Club from w ere: Jeanne L in e MUlar, J po­ 2:30 P. M. until 5:30 P. M. l o Reel. ■Margaret. M9W*. .J<*n Moort, M arty Cameron of St. Petersburg. Wpyna M^Coy,' Bibb SKI.I. MF.I.ONS Moseley, Thomas Ruasell L i f ­ er Beal, Floyd Doaaey and J p d GAINKSVILE. July lft-(S p e eial)—Negro farmers of the New­ fX o l^ n - f i* * n II, M r*. berry, Archer, and Gainesville l* Allan M»». / . M. Camcommunities shipped 10 car* of •run. .M rs. .C a r l Uos.sey., M r*. L. watermelons during the p*»t month, receiving net return* of B . R (e l, iS r f . Jo h n U lR a r , J i f f . approximately 13,100 from them, Milton Moor# And alarf Clr+1 according to Frank Plnder, JeiD N U .^ Alachui county negro a g e n t « Youngsters Enjoy Picnic And Swim HAPPY BIRTHDAY Marian Messer Applicants Will Be Examined For Board Friends o f Ml** Elixabsth Hatcbcr will regret to learn «h»' ipe has been confined to her TA I.LAII ASSET. Inly |fl. — home Imjsflnltaly because of Ul­ i/?*> The St etc cnbi' • t set lip * nars. five-member rommntc**, hcmldd by Juvenile Jtiilgc Walter S. Mist Betty Wilkinson left frisw rll t»f Jack-«ofi\illc, to «*td a sta ^ a y for Sanford, N. C . amirif applicant f**r m«*mbcrxhlp ¥'h#ra th* will visit with her on the new Floiitlu Parole Com■other-ln-Iaw. and li*t*r, Lieut mission. ~nd Mrs. M val^H W. Smith, Other member ♦ of the c l ­ or two week*. amming committee are Vernon llrw thornc. Miami. Mr* Paul Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Cooper Poyntrr, Si iV trr^huig, W. A i and tons, Jam es H enry snd McRae, J r . Gaineitville and E .. Floyd, have returned to their Pixie Bcgg*. Pen-.net la home in Oviedo a fta f spending The cabinet requested Judge a month’s vacatiod *J D aftona friaw ell to rail a meeting of the Beach. _. committee for next Tuesday In Tallahassee, when the type and wMJiar, •cop# of the prnpo«cd examina­ tion 4 will he* dimu need. Vrts, _ ^ and other «H i* js r whleh punch was served with and M cookie* throughout tha afternoon. W Addition to bridge Chinas* chacker* and rummy ♦rar* klso enjofad *UJt ur »►» being won h f Mr*. R oy TltlU, t^nc' &asr*kSa is Mrs. C a rl.* . WHHam* and Today A T bim day ^ n r a u s * ^ rum# •» - ... won by Mrs. John Matach, Sr., and Mr*. A. M. Tfmt HnJoyed Them lit "HONEYMOON JN llA L l"W* Feel sura you'll c U lUg Rick Out O f tk b u t Tkla Dual A for LfrE NEW YORK. July III. I*, —-Thr German Itrich »«« num<d Tuesday aa * co cnns|iiiator <n an caplonagr imlictniMit agnui.t ■ 13 person* rounded up last month 111 the nation's biggest spy hunt. The indictment, returned in f.-.l. aral court In Brooklyn, said “The defendants conspired m th each other and with the gmernment of the German reich m li with others." The 33, including thrre uo- j men. seised by the Federal llur ( l » of Inssritigntiun, wen .I & .9 a £ H r a n i! v , ChamjiagTie, W im-. (iin. C ordials, etc. tr e e D .li.r rr, Phone 1141 BAGGETT’S I.iquor Store Mather Arcade I'm- I'rcsh I’re-t'noled Hoiiquets \rtistn- I't ^itrn \ Corsages, Call Pippin Gardens, Florist i iii - i u , w i ik iS k ;:.' M t \ ervw hero" ■ p iv tu ro of ibildrcn show llirm ,«i. ci.iph. i Kli-t V»)-i v nf lUyvillc. N V i...... I i ,,. -iitnii.tr li.il by giving hvr vming «n...i. „ , v mil tt .ail tin-in -In- m.i i-l- I l li t u Him ■ in Pitpulwr Pit....... I'll.tin i n it' .vlr-t litl .i- 't. I- . It* in 111* A n ^ ii- i c ..|..r w j- /, , « |. ..m in i i — tie l. ik t n «*f lln w ith iii.itrti ;» .i t ** > • I .1 It n« I II.- I \|ltt.uft «.t I I'rtri Id trr. t.n A g f a S u p i r p a n l . tt lin w (ilass Asks Repeal Of Neutrality Act RADIO NEWS — \\ 1)110 T o n ig h t. ii nit B i t a «*b i t I I •: i i . M i i ' i u i l t. 1 . \ \ . \ s m \ * r»» \ i i\ i •• >*ei»ii1*»t » * 1•* it*.........* kTlilt . t ill* 1 1 • » P ro g ra m - * S fu r t* In tfr ltu b ' H o w .tr.l A i»t«' to Sh « lio n .* j n D l* N E W S • It* S u p p i i ll*it» r • I - K> «* I1 . to I in 1 Im ' .un D via li»< f 11 • *G PARAD15F. SHOES y \ •» • D • •< l !*•• * NATl 1: \ 1 1 qiiiGK SHOES NATT K \ l. i nSSE SHOES : \ m» and * mi Niillmn. for Defence •• im » Glenn .Mdler •• l * Public Affiiu A m in / O dd Pi *1 1* • Si 4 ih D .94 and $ 2 - 9 4 In I •l. v llo ll.in .l | a k k * 'L i o d • | i>it.•• n i t I p«rnly*i* *.»•• of tile wim report* I In* - l.»\ Tomorrow • Program * li .JO Nm iiiiin tlrUAcy mol Florolii Id l » A B A I >^IS K K P n i M I M L A K E L A N D J*ilv !♦» i <po ! I.1 011 .Sign O ff llrulst'ti i o l- ODD I.(ITS IN r i ll L D R E N ’K' SHOES (.BEATI V BEDUCED ill 1 \ BD 14 b J im * F o b ..r I 0 a p p « iin t e d to rlo* S t •» t r u i l D o m n i n * - • n I' ♦•-**! ern«»r $394 I f id%rn Nt/i-H* S.1 In Fli N itlutfs _ N A M ED ro s r v n T A I . I . A I I \< M » 1 11 on Linton \\ •li-*. New * It o'. Shop Field • l ir« hoNtra 11 :o Dance f *i♦lu-^tin I I »."* I’reNi* New ♦ I t •» €*111 OTHER VALUES to $ 5 - 0 0 • If* New 0 of the World to 00 Edwin < Hill |< |«* |i«d» Trout |n I* Sonny I'mdinm Orcheatra In :»• M a cF a il'io - Tw in * Orcheatr» $494 \ ! s \‘ ■l 1 eb’*t«*'M 1•• • th. ! trecent cm pore of »H* <ci* i>• night to w ipe th ii i h f •tutilt# book t •• • 0* rotfenraf wn-ti* I ii-W ' r*»untry " N • w« •• :n Ju a n or \ I I •! 1* * | ah* lit whipfixed by tli. Sl»<* .*• Elio.’i i r p t . i i * * 11 -I’n t i t b l . It i .1 f i ;tlt|’* ••( * • I II. * Mi V I m ( tp t iit i « Mo­ ol I 1. rtude |)r m -••a* hm t i 1 «uiom»i IVEY’S ^’owboyn 7 00 New# of Europe 7 If. Ilirukm t llrevitie* H 00 D P New* H I" Blue BiKiIh n Ho k* H 16 Morning Devotion* K..IO Invitation to the Waltx H:16 Poetic .Stmijn l i :1Hi p la n a Drew 0:(>6 Program Resume 0:10 M uical Interlude 0:15 Myrt anil .Marge 0:30 Marnel :3s6 OrgnnoveltieR 0:46 Wmimn of (‘ouruge IO:fH) Mary L r uylor 1C: 16 DP NEWS 10: *0 At | | .me With .Sully .Mur X- motion to a foreign powei All 10:13 Thin* Fur Th»* Tunes but two were additionally a., 11:00 Kate Smith Speaks cosed in a second count of neting 11:15 Intetiprxzn for Strings aa agenta for another g im tit 11:30 Miracles a Mi'bidira m ent without having registered 11:45 Our Gnl Sundjiy , 12:«Kl Ul* NEWS with the State Department., 1210 Musical Inlrrlude Mr*. Sam Gardner at 12:15 Jack llrrrh and His Gang PkiUpa. who *p*nl| 12:30 Danrrtimr «« | 12:43 Road nf Life ld )0 Yocng Hr. Malone Word ha* Jbnap X*cMy«d t ! 1:13 Joyce Jordan N EW YORK, Ju ly in — M l - | 1:3<I Jlerrv Go Round Wendell aWilikla said last night 2:00 Mulmfy Matinee koon ktocud to sarv* a*-chair- th a t “ we taunt gear ourselves 2:13 f'hi.iska in Tempo tnkfi of bor unit ot Comp Chow- to a high lave) o f production, and 2:25 UP NEWS the first step tow ard acrum- 2:30 Renfro Valh-y Folks pltahlnk this la * voluntary', bar- 2:43 Adventure, in Seknce nioniotia adjustm ent of our in­ 2:35 Press New* dustrial reU tld n .” 2J)0 Kong, of Cheer and Com “ It la lacrmlible that in fort Aknarlca bayonet* should be u<i >l 3:15 TUA to aolva problems that need on­ 1:30 Columbia Concert Orches­ ly wise cooperative effort," be tral In a praparedoasa addn *> ,4K)0 Chasing the Bliu-s broadcast over th* NBC blue net* 4:J5 Afternoon Varieties Wli Ataproves AH n # 4 u d rv tw * Iteich Named In Espionage Plot’ At O u r P a rk n g e S to re You'll Kind T he Heat )■ LIQUOR Pttsornrh tilaa formaii lha floral decora­ tion* for tka narty and the refraahrtlht U b t t , 4 t l , Mr. and with a largu punch bdwl from Mr. and »T msmammmap* n u rlev Is Defended By ‘Freedom’ Croup FI o r i d 8 StaitLtylj Deyejops ftesistailt Napier Grass Line GAINESVILLE, July l*-< S p*ci* h —The Florida Experiment Station ha* developed a At min of rap ier ^raxa resistant t«» cytapot iliir«4|>4, irivinir Kim ilia farm ers an rxcellent foragr »r* p. N’4pi**r tra*< wn* m troduetd to reohd will be sorry to le trn of Flori«!a alxt'it t'.M>V and ho«l a t ­ tain**.I M»me prominent e ax a folrher Ulnr<* at hah home. air»* crop by a decade agr*. Ita Mrs. J. B. Crawford and Mi* «mall «anfx grow t«» height* uf J. L. Wilkinson spent the day ♦even to l*» feet, and field* of napier gravi ctn he ^raxed at iflykstsrday in Jackauavill*. t r t v i h or the icra** can be cut and fed green It uNo mskrR* ' S jt. J. A. Howard has re­ • ll.ige which c'mpurr** favorably turned from Georgia where he aith thxt from xnrffhum spent a two w reki' vacation with l Jn 11*.14 ami l'.» l.*» .1 field of relative*. rapier \%hich had Ihmui uard In fertiliser rc«i trorW on the KxperiFre<l Vihlen of llenvar, Colo n inent Stntiou farm killnl by the guest of his brother and *1 '- I a dl*en«e known 11-* • >e«pot. By ter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Leonard the .Spring of Ip.lrt only 12 vigo­ Vihlen. rous plants were growing in the " I field. Mr. snd Mrs. W. C. Pekle and F St..k... and G F Ititchey. 3. G. Eason of l^ k e Wales! of the t.-ti.-n’* iixtunnmy «taff. vriited in Starke Sunday with remnve.l the 12 plants and plantnt Mis* Lucille Dakle. t cutting from each one rn *rparatr with d Hr lo rd pljrnt* m *VI - Hwj ie ra sd tr'ro tt^ -•fjrtrr the plant* WithkkAf turn r.1 home from Gadxdrn, were m«Mtil ted with w|»<irea of Tenn. where she spejU the past!1 the di-rn.t*. ,.nd pr.igcnv from II . f the 12 plant- wrr> n .t injured. three months with relat' stives —— , ] remaining healthy Mr and Mr*. Evan* McCoy! *" l » - planting* w. re ma.le of and children have moved from vegetative pieo < ami 1.000 $8Aford Avenue and are now re- ,pf,l headx c«»llecte«l ,»t random aiding on Weat Nineteenth Street f*Vm n. pier / iim - pl iutw growing -■ I wil«| m the Kveruholes Beat Rev. fjid Mr* W. P. Brooks, "train* have ieeti st '.cted since thnt time. ai«.< the Station now Jr., have returned from a va<^t tlon «pent in the southern part ha- i resistant strain uhich it reiOiumend« for geneva I planting. of the atate. Mr Stokes y- that the Exper­ Mr an«l Mr*. C. Madden and iment Station it* n -t n position to family have returned from a harvext and -hip «am * f«»r plant­ month'* vacation apent in Geor­ ing. but that a feu cane* are gia* South Carolina* and Wash­ available for interested farmer* "h o can come In G.i•nesville and ington*. D. C. fit» their own h a r..»tm g The .M i** Nancy Roaaetter, Mi»a cane* a >11 in- ready ta tween the Elizabeth Pippin and Mix* Mar middle of. « July uiid the fir*t• purt t|ia Wright were g ueita laat of August. Rveoing of Mr. a$d Mr*. Nelaon Azton in Orlando The second In the aerlea of bridg* parties being given by th* Woman’s Club during the summer months was held yes­ terday afternoon. These parties W U ’W '* 1! J t i tb'5 ild b *n orJib « ♦ upkeep of tha flub to thut it muy be kept open during the summer for th* "V .Im & “3 s b u PAGE TllRHR •jm fl1 14 ■* f— Mr*. B. B. Crumley was apiminted to aerVe as chairman of WEDNESDAY — ' — Four of the W omen's So Women’* Sueie., of Chri»tlaa Circle elaty of Christian Service of the Service of the Methodist Church will mtw fo r the Red Cross in Methodist Church at the priet from <™ » 0:30 •* s j I A is * r S x fe a i 't # '* ' fr— 8 More on Needed ' n F is r ttio e .’a " U» M elodic*'— -------- Ives a lb A **ih Tlm« * NYA i : U Outdoor, with Bob Edge 5 JO Do* Sellars True U fa S t ar t** t r y ‘ 8:45 Tha World Today M ore ITAJF. Fliers Reach W b Count MONTGOJgMBY. Ala , July l« ul U P h - K \second „ ___contingent , JB 5 |0 Royal 'Ahr F arr* &alnee* have arrivad on American anil, b f t jrfDltsry authorities bad not rdvealad Tbtaday whan or where Approved Dor Inti-Aircraft Range Ip Congressmen Jo* Hendrick* in­ formed Th* Sanford Herald from Washington today th a t announcea ir eorna train ~ • a wouIJ • o a t of th* approval of Vaotet ■pehoola U r an anti-aircraft firing range J*d basis mad* by tha War Dm Fla. partmant. Altar way “This doaa not mean AUu construction,H Mr. <Hdta added. I t U aa nag* planning and wtty IB ax pan* loo of the Army.1 ---------- - - said ho tht* . _ near Do! otaJad Hut bo has “rolia . th a t PoLaad la not Tan stats action, a paut* Is alw ays Doubly so if yov unlay Ita-cold C tca-C M a w ith It. lca>cold C oca-C ola Is # u ro , w b u lf»0 W . You tart• Ita quality Puuf Ht ra fru th w n t . So w h an you p au su + • *nr* tnafca H lha pama tha# picture and that if ‘ comm th* Vo* »*ct lost win pmhI. IIH m m f a /r a O * . s g tA I c a u o ld C o c a -C o la - - tub qkp bdh* ’ta N baria* . B0YTUD UNDOt AUTHOtmr Off TK1 COCA-CQtA OOMVAinf BY 1* r f f f i kf||a to p * t * atraama • SAN? O V O COCA-COLA •21 B. Y/HBT BT. mSSSS&BUSBM * a - . , . . . ,, Av; -• Vi*1 C ^ * ii'*' 'V .Iv* '$L ' ■ v -. & >. I '- f J R ? A. fi' YOU TASTE JTS QUALtTY BOTTLING COMPANY TKUyHONM »» T e t r i '" fr �1 ' ' .f 7F*T- • A n o t h e r $100,000 Zuppke Keeps Athletic P o s t irance Policy At I l l i n o i s Bob Feller c o n s is t e n t : C H IC A G O . J u l y lfl — />D— T h e U n iv e rsity o f M inot* b o a rd I o f trust*© * r e ta in e d Bob Z u p p k rj T u e s d a y a* h e a d fo o tb a ll ro a c h f f o r o n e y r a r an<! s r n t A th le tic D ir e c to r W endell 8. W ilson to t h r nidrlinr*. Hy a u n a n im o u s v o te , th r • tr u s te e * voted W ilson a y e a r 's J le a v e o f a b s e n c e w ith puy. d i - , r e e le d ihe r r a p p o in tm r n t o f the rt2*y©i»r-©lil m e n to r fo r w h at willJ be hi* 2 0 th l e m o n a t Illinois an d a c c e p te d th e re sig n a tio n * of a ll m em ber* o f th e U linoi* ath : atraak. I . Paller already ha* p*»-ed the le tir h o ard o f c o n tro l. atraJgbt life policy, lie ha* won A t th e sam e tim e , th e tru ste e * '“ ’T 9' game*- while fo iin g four anti m a d e |r c le a r Zuppke** r*ni»(.'.M onday took the 100th victory p o in tm e n t wa* m ade w ith th r j • i hi* m ajor league enreer. iindiT*t*m 4inir hi* f u tu r e em p lo y ­ ’ * “We believe It I* a good Itlea^ m e n t o r r e tire m e n t by th e uni to failure all our player*," the v rr« !ty will he d e rid e d no la tr r r epebecracx ■*r^irwV .W ^aftm d th a n n r u i M a r. | „ T h u s , tht; ^C L E V H L A N D . July HI. -U P) •—Cleveland baa*ball club ha* *p1 for an additional $100,000 I n n ranee on Hob Feller, I winging to $200,000 the amount o f protection carried on tho 22^paarold pitching fta r. n club •pokaaman aald la tt n ig h t » <lMulng of the new policy, will make Felter the h lg h n t Inaurrd 'p la y e r In Cleveland hlntory. In ’ 1937 tha elub carried $100,000 on Pitcher Johnny Allen, th e n In the ■ rnld.t o f a 15- g .m c w in n in g By Jack Sords •i w k ■pH •aerato r ef the « U W eg Roberta T O % c n x D i T O R i a n d r s a . K. Hto«a Winner, giooMoi, lo alalirr. aag r . A- Watlee u * •OMR HAVINO C tA IK I OR SB* Cary A O A D n rr R A ID CSTATR: U Wolfer. kla wife, at at. MANOR Tow awd o a th o f row aro k o ro are * .(.a < i* ia the aa«eratgao4. by lO ttn o i an d roqw trod to pm * ao Npvrial M uter, will, wllkla Ike Iraal koura of Ml*, ea Meaday. o e a l a a y claim # a a d dam anda w hleb you. e r ef y w , the Itk S ir af A u n t , A. ■ O. M y k e r o a g ol lra i t e ith o m ta to o f 1*11. ,llt> fer *al* aag tall ta AMANDA IA M U C U , tbdeceased, la te tke higkMt aag keel kiggar far riu rA c n j a )y i n — W V - raak *1 ihe front gear af tke of oald C ounty, to tb o C ounty Ju d g e o f ftem laete C o u n ty . F lo rid a, l i a l a . l i W ir rr n W rig h t’* W h lrlaw ay , Court l l a a e e Ciiaaty. Klorlda. ta IttfH * . Flor- at bla o ffk e In th e c o u rt houao f th o th rre -y c a r-o ld * , Ide, Ike following geaertkeg laag* o f aald C o u n ty a t P anford. F lo r ­ kt"» ida. w ith in t ig h t c a le n d a r m onth# tu t ,i-*l m a n ex c itin g workout I and pr,m h i ritual* In gemlnal* fro.n th o tim e o f th o firat p u b ­ {55.00(1 A r lin g to n Claa- Counly. glorlita. lo-wtti fo r !h lication of thi* nolle*. E ach claim IHglnnlag I I I fre t W i l t ■l I m m p in g In v ic to ry in a and t i l feel North ef Ike* or d em and ah alt bo In v m l a g . and ah alt s ta te th * plac# of rc#« • p rc ia l m ile a n d a f a r Quartar Nactloo Cnrnrr on )« •dance and poat o ffice addreoa o f * fl-.urdary of Bart. f t . .n - b e f o r e 2 0 .0 0 0 a t A r| lor.g tb o otolaoant an d a b a ll bo aw orn Townahlp I* g of Rang* St. * ..ll I’n rk y e s te rd a y , to be by th a c la im a n t. ag«*nt .o r Kart, ran Wrat 111 ft. J*. n g w ith o n ly th r e e o th e r a llo m a y and a n y au ch claim o r d t* IV.' 111. Kni to alaka on marmand not to filed a h a lt bo void. th e In n g tailed thr»* ( a r <>!•!», Biaal llna of Lata Monroa. W. M. Jo a sa fpiulhrarliely alnag Laka to Vb- i :••/ g av e hi* b a r k e n a W . M- JO N E S point III* faat North af baIp • i Inn* i m r . w h e n h e w en t Aa a d m la la tr a to r of th # atoning, thaaea Roulk to ba* B a ta ta of AMANDA SAM* w •• I . a ilin g in to th e a tre te h ginning, containing I* aorta CELS, decaaaed. ■ I I m t th e r a r l y lead h e morn or Iraa. t F irs t F u b llc a tlo n Ju n o IS. 1S4L •aid rata to ba mada la aattafy a k rn . hi p liK k ey W en d ell E a d s ’, tha Irrmi of aald tfrrraa. LIX>TU r BOYI.B T IIB CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E out th e n . y •( ra ig h te n e d Hpaclal Maatar. INNINTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. Whirly Romps Home V i c t o r • At Ar l i ngt on to reveal the amount tarried.on ffU*Vr* h*nd>M Ihe htTH r / M*). Other Indian atari. fo fith n ll problem . Feller haa received hi* «clrcT h e bnnrd'* *e**lon, flin in x in y - tlva-earvlcn quratlonnnlre, but m o n th * of h i t t e r co n tro v er* y l»r I nllabla draft aource* hero Indi- t w n - n Z uppke nn«l W ilson, wnn s u r p r is in g ly s h o rt a n d peace fill «t|$en *e**ion in w hich only tw o tru ste e * . P a r k I.ivinir*t«n, C h ic a g o and llo m e r M at Adam *. S p rin g fie ld voice»l d isa g re e m e n t w ith th e re c o m m e n d a tio n * of th e h o ard 's a th le ti* c o m m i'te e . h e n d e d by C h e s te r D avis, Chica* »o. C o m m en tin g on th e b o a rd '* «<** tio p fro m hi* S u m m e r hom e »t M Urfkrgnn. M trh .; Z u p p k e s*id he wa* " th e h a p p ie s t o v e r the f a r t th a t m y re m a in in g w ill give th e m em ber* o f th e coaching / '///I s t a f f u feelin g o f s e c u r ity ." I!*’] s a id h e b o re " n o m alice to w ard •fUoOftd rlfVCA A PtxjR-eASis sio e x se a . a m .1 w a j n n v o n e ** p f s fb A s is tfi eo n f b o n o f i U t . Wil-«»n said wi«h a g r in after! t h e se*slon: " It* an ill wind I aIaTiOaIAL AU.-MA*3'FWC RtWS \ t h a t blow* n o b o d y g o o d . I'm WrtU -TWO SUCCgFJiVK \ \ O t j t M le a v in g to n ig h t b y p la n e f o r m y| ran ch If* W y o m in g and I h a v e n ’t *nv p inna fo r th e im m e d ia te f u tu r e ." lALTMAN’S 8i USED CARS mil AN OK IAT COUNTS" ■» BUY ONE OP O lIR 0 . K. USED CARS VACATION I rated yestenlay there ( chance nf ht* being calleil into the army before the end of thr season. He h n « n».t yet taken hi* physicsl ru m in a tio n for military service. 50 & /J. 1 9 . 1939 Chevrolet Town Bcdoit .... ...... 525.00 495.00 A (?K / Vaughan , STEA d V PCCFtofZMEf? AT 1 s4 c x ? rsT b p f o c r a e ^VrfTSSUBSM PlRATPJ ' C trlCC 1932- Gainesville's Place In State League Safej [ 1938 Plymouth Coupe ........... 205.00 Products For Celery Bede: Root Knot and dampoff chinch bug control! Makes finer, healthier plants at much less cost Larger Road Patrol Takes Over In Fall CAMPBELLS SECURITY FEED & SEED STORE SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES M l W . KXRIT Ml 4 ’a e a s y t o 1 1937 Chevrolet Town 1 Sedan ........... 395.00 | 1958 Oldumohile I Fordor Sedan 295.00 1 1938 Plymouth Town I BedaA ....„..... 275.00 WINES - GINS - LIQUORS PUM .'A BUNCH OF THttO«lSINVirBp r a n DELIVERY—PnONS 999 • lo w e s t p ric e c a r” flARfR.grilRs ysf 1938 Ford 85 Tudor 1 Sedan -------315.00 PMOXR *40 »av© money w ith th is Defense Rond Quiz 1938 Plymouth | C oopo.........- 395.00 A t *. SEED BED TIME IS HERE! DiMaggio. Hits It Again For His 55th | 1938 Dodge Fordor Sedan Radio.... 445.00 - UNITED LUM KRCO. Tech Gridman Ibises Right Hand On Job 1940 Mercury Fordor Bedtu* New Motor _____ 1725.00 _ i. DEI.AND July t«. -(S p e c ia l) —"Juat wait till you’re married —you'll find c u t what It’a ail a b o u t’—that'* tha ofUhrard bit O P. IIKItNDON rrnke a race of It. GAINESVILLE, Ju ly IB — a* >*• i*'«F Aa c le r k of aald C o u rt U hirlrtw iy -*trnightcne«l of wlxlom th at a good number of IJV)— Gelneavllle wa* virtual­ (lr . fly A. M. W KBK& Htetaon Univeraity atudent* da- ly aaaurrd a ball club in th e ou* h* dra-w away easily. D eputy C lark rl.led laat year and during the Florida State League for re-1 J O fficial Seal________ current rummer aeaaion to raat malnder of tha 1941 to-1 aai.la for ail tim a When tho day a* their drive for financial I IN TIIK COOJIT o y - n iB JOI hSK. HKkUNOUli C04JNTT, Stefann arademie head* derided to aid wa* reported moving along ATI.ANTA, July Jfi -h T 7 — rrinatate n courao In m arriage FIJilClDAo IN VnolIATB. Paul Nprayhcrry, atar end for mid the family, after *everal auereaafully. In lie : EsthtH of AMAoNDA b a m While originally elated to end (irorgla Tech for Ihe pnat three yetira of absence from the cur­ TALLAHASSEE. July 1«— nenaonr, had hi* right hand am­ riculum, both the traeher and Tuesday, Finance Chairman L. putated at tho w rlrt Tuesday. tha eritlea were aurpriard to aeo J. Durkhlm, Jr., and director* (/1'i—' H 'lritla'a rxpam lrd road p» " I I* vaprcti'd to taka fo r Ilia hand waa crurhed in an ac­ the claaa lake the lead a* one of have extended the drive to th>- road Svpl. I and that la cident vthlle working on a trie the moat popular lubjecta of­ $1500 until a la te r dale. th>- date *«t by S tale Safety phone company job. fered. dw 'ri.ir Gilliam to begin c a ­ * Hprayberry waa one of tho About 40 undergraduate men l' - • ment ef Florida’* new S ta te 1 alara of Tech'a Orange howl vic­ and w men enrolled for the h i i i i a y traffic regulation* a* tory b u t year. He waa n mem­ rour*e la at aemrater, a< It waa ro -'idod by net* of tho la*t, b e r of Tech’a baakethall tram Inatalled na n divialon of the De­ l'C i*lutura. Gilliam *aid tho law: partm ent o f 8oc)dogy, with fo r two year*. CHICAGO. July IB —(Ah— i* a» m-ar to tho nation-wid*' fir. Itichanl E. Clark the pro. for »nf<> driving fcaaor. Offered again fo r rum ­ The New York Yankee* rolled ■tindnrd* mer teholrr*, the marriage and over tho Chicago White Sov practice* n* it could bo made. It h librral In Ka regulation family atudy attracted aa many again Tueaday, 5 to 4, a* their nf *pvvd*. and for tho moat part, atudvnta aa any other aummer O. In whnt denomination* a r t rourae, and la alngularly marked powerhouae alugger Joe DIMag- give* tho driver plunty of diagio, ran hi* conaecutlv* game . tloronao aavlnga atampa avail. hy tha fact th a t tna m ajority of crotlon in careful operation of hitting atreak to 55 game*. hi* automobile, but it arte up I nbloT the women In the claae already The Yankee itn r collected reA. 10 cent*, 25 rvnta, 50 cent*, • ven hit* In four gamee againat .trict control over proper mechan­ $1, and $0. An album la given a teDr.married. ical vnuinm rnt and observance of Clark explain* th at tha ob­ froe with firat atamp purrhaaea jective of the courae ia ta firat, the Sox a* the A m eriran league tha traffic *ign* nnd rule*. to moun^ rtamp* of 25 cent* up. ■ludy the hlatory and davelop- leader* look three context*. ConNearly 100 highway patrol re­ Q. Whora ra n I buy deftnre m rnt cf m arriage end the family: alatent pitching and a balanced cruit* now in training at Lake­ attack -paced by DiMaggto now ■avinga atamp*T accond, to dlacuver and analyxe land *r" receiving detailed In­ A. At port office** ami banka. tha major problem* of family haa g|y#n the New Yorker* tr. struction on the traffic law a* A t many building and loan a*- life; and third, to comprehend V ictoria* In (heir laat 10 game* well a* general poHce education. aoeUtlona and other financial in* mean* of ateengthenlng tnla ba­ and 34 out of th e ir b u t 39. At the e n f nf the training about ititu tio n t. A1 many department il* aoeial inatllutlnn. Dealing with 25 porcreit of the mvn -w ill raand drug atorv*. Bonn you wilt al- the aubjrcta of lourtahlp, meting, a ba«l« o f "irommon H im ami a ceivo a special courae in exami­ • o bo able to buy dafanaa atamp* and the rearing of children, the practical ChriitDnlty. ( would from almoat any good retail courae Involve# a diacuaelon of advocate tvery advanced atudent nation o f driver*. atur* In Am ar lea. nex problem* only whoro logL taking rich a eouraa to prepare cally ncccaaary, and a t auch him or har for tha blggext aropoLEGAL NOTICES -tlmea la hamllad by Dr. C lark In •itlon In Ufa—tbo atUbliahlng of GOOD F IS HING REPORTED a aenalbl* ami dlgnlllad manner. a Chriatlan homa.” eouraa In manrlagc nortc-M o r »i *»T»:na i n a CLEW I8TON, July lf t- ( 8 p o - Only the more mature upperelaat- andHtetaon'a Nolle* If hereby alvan Ibat par* tha family takea an optimUare perm itted to e n te r the r i a l) — Long • popular cantar fur men --------. . ■I t , m n l la tic view of m arriato and the ■aunt lo final U*er** r*«d*r«4 • • aportam tn, ClowUtun report* tlb del of July. A. f t >•**•.*" family takea an optimiatla view lb> that e«tt»ln cau.a !>• ndln* In IB* haaa flahlng much improved oi\ of marriage, tha profeaaor com- Circuit t'oart of tho Ninth J«4l* Lake Okavchobcv. Angler* from manta, encouraging aano and tint n ra u ll In lh« Mint# «f rlo rall arctiona o f tho atat« are aound people to marry wall and 1,1.,. la amt lor Uamlnola l ountr. vlaltlng th a area an d food "Uv# happily ippily aver afterward*.’’ aitaraiarda.' ralchoa aro reported. To Select From .1939 Pontiac Coop# -------- rj' Course In Marriage And Family Is Popular With Students At Stetson wa* little [ TO USE ON YOUR I Ih n rm ig h h re il a n d , r u n IN AND FOR HRMINOLE COUN­ ■a n thi- m id d le o f th e i » t h e c m r v r r a n m r i n a x h TY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. DIVORCE 1 n i-h i-d Iw i, a n d a h a lf r i m • K x i'io i.n r o m v . f l o . JO SE P H ALBERT |DOUOLAS, h u m . j i c ii% v 4m y . wh* n*l of Daviil Straua* AL FAIlM MOIITUAGK P la in tiff. r r*»ul»|n. VS ro itltiU A T lU N , P lain tiff. In ? o f m «K *:♦, JJarsch’s To A Tee waa OO ERIA L STALEY DOUGLAS. 3TB. a n d h a n d lin g tur*r length* hack in If K n V ttS K U . an<t nKTlMTlfA Defend* rtf. 4>111*Kit O P PUBLICATION ltu » » ll, hi* w ife, THURMAN a hil»* Sh*tlv Rr«H»k Farm'* • I dot o h of TO: O O n ftlA L S TA L E < DO CO­ KRHTILIZRIt COMPANT. m PIo .m completed the small financing. LA H, reald en re u n k n o w n : rl.l* r..rtH,«at»4»i», cilAHK A COM IT IS O R D E R E D th a t yop a p ­ I*AN V, a F lo rid a ro rp o ra tlo n . ••if .in thi- rnee waa to * ml HANrOltD AUfllCULTUn AL p ear to the bill nf com plaint filed <*ltr.l»IT 4*4>41POIt ATI ON. a Plo- herein on or b efo ro th e 4th d a y v »>r the $2 4,135 wagof A ugust, l t l l ; oth arw lae. d e ­ i Ma co rp o ratio n . Defendant*. i , t* f.?| wa* on Whlrlacre e pro ro n faaao w ill be e n te re d ORDER r o n PUBLICATtOMw w '• ■ III* retu rn waa $2.- T l IH HT ATE o r rU iltlD A TO: If. a g a in s t you IT !H ORDBRXTD th a t this notice i me for n mile and a V. ItUHMKLL and IIEHM INA l t t aHMKI.L hi* wlf*. IfAHTW ICK. be published once a week fo r fo u r f m t 50 -1-5. conaecutlv* w eek* In Tke flann k w y o iiK i ' iwav p ir k r d up $5,250 Y m »rv h#r*e>jr notlf'sd th a t a ford H erald, a n ew sp ap er of gen f ir.iuhle, making n total • n il Ims b 't n b ro u g h t ag a in a t you e ral c ircu latio n Issued In Sem inole ■.< I' I at $ he haa earned thia In ih» (’Irru lt C ourt for Hamlnol# C ounly F lo rid a W ITNESS my h a n d and th o aool I' wai Id* *ixth atralght 4*«tntity. Florida, la Clianearjr. by 8 th SL a t F m w h n ltra l F arm M ortgage C o rp o ra of I hi a C ourt, th is 2nd day of ti Whirlnway won $77,- K lion. *nd >ou a ro haraby rrq u lro d Ju ly . 1*11. T t l e h o w 713 2~ i i ju v e n i l e , railing hi* to f i u w ith th a C hvk of e*ld U P, IIEIINDON C lark c* i T - . I . r ill 1217,470. C ourt at hla offlr* la tho fly A. M. W E E K S D. C Id broke quickly and C o u rt llottso of fUmlnot* C ounty. at Hanford. P lorlda. yo u r 7 X Fi • went to the front, FMlorida, rlitv n Nppoaranca (personally or r . ’v pur ailed hy Daily Trou- by a lin rn ry ) In raid suit on th o I. I'tdm ium and Whlrlaway. firs t Monday In August. A. I>. I* * ’ )' i ui tn 't ho ld Whlrlaway l>*lng th* t t h day • f 9 il1 t h r r r a f ta r to f..« W9.il aald I, .- tin the f<r*t turn. Whirla- C«nd l*rk your w r ltlr n d#fen#«a. If w -d awtfilv between Dal any. to tha bill of com plaint In Iv T, "Mi- nml Ciiilmlum, caught anld suit a t t h r tim e prescrib ed by T X Tee and went out to get law firry In fall not or Ju d g m e n t hi* t'Hii pnee w ill ba m ta r r d againat you by F» •(» f'tr th r exciting incl- d efau lt. iL r un»|ing inti* tho strotch It l« fu rth e r o rdsred t h a t th lo t u n ’^ r f v,’ji5 nothing If ft to 4>rder shall tx« putllah sd once • week f» u r coneecutlv# w eek* tl- * •« •• E v 't •imply rouldn't In Thefor Hanford Herald, u naw ah • W 'liiriiix fiiy close to the m il. tioper of g e n e ra l c lre u ltllo n p u b . Far boat raaiHa aa* oar T ERRY . H O R 8 1 TALL T l •fc'mplnn w rnt way wide Iiahed In Hanfurd getnlaolo C ounty. NON-BOLTING GOLDEN P L U M B a r WOOD­ an 1 » • K td * could straight­ F lorida RUFF'S Improve# wanderfal tang JaUt calory ooods. W itness m y h an d aad th# *•*! of en I »tn ••nt ihe other th rre anld C ourt a t Hanford, F lo rid a , h..' wi-rs h"eging the rnll th is 1st day o f Ju ly . IIU# fi. buty o u 9Ry b a f f w m s ! * By PAUL ROBINSON mroruBwsn G O IM P! HC ON A PICNIC.' fe JBILL’S PACKAGE STORE IB 111 W. F1E8T BTSBKT cure/ w w A rs GOING f O N fJ tied Advertisements DON’T THROW old ahooa aw»y. Dot ui make thaw Ilka ngw. City Shoo Shop. 110 Sanford STOCK tued ap- A rt. . B U S IN E S S BBRVICB fuel Qaa Berate* n . jr. « i o . - MV far tale. L. to Mary THE LONE _ j __________ v - i ' SAVING TB - I K N tW Y M C W - ” N» Wf L oopir ■ Cm~ FOB RENT BPTUATMW WANTED J 0 , t 1& V "* > m -# » - 9 ’ ■ fi& p y - S • . ' �T? ------Tr- T r VS* AN INDEPENDENT SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, ib r a H i N E W S I'A I'h K JULY 17. 1941 Hanford L* The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, llighm i) And W ater Transporial Ion Member Associated Prens NUMBER 27* New Japanese Marshall Cites Urgent Germans Claim Capture Of ■ I H B K ' For Keeping Cabinet W ill Be Organized 1 Smolensk, Key Rail Center S electees In Service Group More Able To Reich Speed Troops The Nazi Blitz Rolls Over A Russian Village When Cope With World .^Situation; ^ l* . aereif By Emperor lens Were Modest And Retain G uards Wisdom Of Move M b Pointed O ut Senate H ears Armed Forces’ Efficiency * Would Be Helped ----- WASHINGTON. Jply-tT .CAf)— V i t o M n • r t P iU n > M n U War D if ir t M r t WASHINGTON, July 17 —</P)— General Georgu Mar­ shall. chief o f'staff, testified today there la an urgent ne­ cessity from a military •endpoint for Gbogress to declare a national femergency under which selectees, rosenree and National Guards­ men eoUld be ratalnsd in mrrlM A fashion show In New York City unveiled this creation, something popular ln*17T8 a n d ' called the modesty bonnet. It waa Introduced by th* Duehese ef Bedford for ladles who blushed easily. L eft,.Je an Campo wear* the accordion-pleated bonnet up, for use when thcr* are mm around. B ut let a man paaa by and th* wearer drop* th* front down (right) and modesty has won the day. * 7 o n d tb« present one year V*rtod. from a strategte P«hit of riaw, Maisboll toW iho * Boaata Milltery CommltUo, Urn afftekney W th* War Department and tb« military fortao bo g m tly Itaprovsd If U o -pro KIbilion, iordites Express Approval 01 Roosevelt’s Daylight Saving PI bmaor serrioe t n _________ _ r „___ InUlveiy yoeng p w i b ' attain*! saw arommence In tba Atwiy yeaterday aa the reault of a »n l» r thako-op which p«t bow «W«f* In command of the -Caribbean defense ceUip, the armored fotca and four of the * tne Army torpa. The abr foreoa won further recognition with the aaaig»m*n» o fM aJ. Oca. Finak M. Andfew e. »T, to bmopt# chlaf.of the Car­ ibbean defereo command, a poat Son In Waycross Mr*. U U k F. Corwin, who mada her home with hor daugh­ ter. Mr*. W. E. Ralaa* of ,11* Holly Avenoe, died iaat night at th* home of her eon, Clark O. Corwin .in .In Wayeroaa, Wayeroaa. IQa., it waa learned here today. Mrs. Corwin cams to Sanford In 1117 from Michigan. 8he waa a mambar of the Truth Seeker* Clare of the F irst M*thodlet Church. 8urvleors Include three daugh­ ters, Mrs. W. E. R a ise s,. and Mrs. W,. T. Whitehead, both of Mr*. Borah Polly, Green town. Fa. Pa.:| three thro# tone, eon i, Clark O. Corwin, Wayeroaa, Ge., (teluh Corwin, West Branch, Mich., and Raid Corwin. Colo­ rado Soring*. Colo.; three alatars, Mrs. Robed Mortimers, Mr*. Jack Coooper and Mb* Libbv Nokes, all e f Temperance, Mich.; a brother, D. A. Nokas, Colorado Spring*, Col*.; nine grandchildren and eight greatgrandchlldron. Funeral serriesa will bo bald Friday mom lag a t 10:M o'clock a t tba Eriek**n .Funeral Home, with tha Rev. W. F. Bubrman, pastor Of tha MathodM Chareh. nfftclating. Burial vrill be in Lake View Cemetery- - ' < TOKYO. July IV —(/P>— Prince Fumimarn Knnnyr, whose cabinet resigned yesterday, today received the emperor'* command to form a new rahlnrt more capable of grappling wuh the "even-hanging world situation." The rnbinct of Prince Fumlmaro Knnnyr, which allied Jap» an with Germany and Italy a few month* later entered a neu­ trality tcconl with Snivel Rus­ sia, announced Wednesday it had resigned to perm it format inn o f a government more capable of “coping with the even-hanging world situation.'' The premier journeyed to th# Imperial summer villa at llayam * on H e m-aroast souths ,-st of Tokyo. to present the en hlo r4a Ignat in to Emperor HlmMto last night. The sovereign s>kcd him to rrmain in office until a sueee*«or could be chosen. Tokyo dispatche* gave no clear Indication of what direction Ja p ­ anese Imperial policy may taka a* a result of a change in gov­ ernment, tu t there has been re­ cently a rising tide of sentim ent in favsr of aiding with Germany against Russia and Increasing clamor against w hat is called “the encirclement of Japan* by the United States. Britain. China and onw tho Soviet Union. Th* RrltUh-Husaian alliance, the strengthening of Rritish, A . mrrlcan and Dutch defenses In southeastern Asia and the pos­ sibility th a t United States aM might reach Russia hy way of Vladivostok have been viewed with alarm Id Japan. If President R o o m v c H ' i r a n t/ recommendation that «UyP rat m v In s time be adopted- In the South becomes law. a num­ ber of Sanfoni raaidenta will bo In favor of the chance, It waa revealed today In a um plinc of opinion mada by Tba Sanford The chief executive a*ke<! Congreia to paaa legislation moving dock, bock an hour la the South during th* cummer months, in order to conserve power* needed by vital defeneo Industrie*. C il­ ice in tha North havo for (everal yeare been under daylight eavlng In the lumm tr. During the laat war, tha plan also wa* tried In Florida. Thoee Interviewed Included ■tenographere, aa addltor. City and County officials and an architect. Bara's what they say about tha daylight aavlng plan: Elton Monghton, architect: “ It would bo helpful in my work elnce I would havo mors working hours of sunlight Natural north­ ern light la the host typo for drafting work.'* H its. Dot Pops, astral*ry: Peopla In tha N orth1have had It for a long lime and I sao no reason why wo thottldn't hard It her*, especially If It will help the defense program." W. 0 . KMbca, County commission**: "There** Bo qitoetkn Pallbearer* will bo Wstaon that It woold mesa a saving of Reel. A. B- U w je f, Otto electricity. aM J approvo of |t Fehmehl. A. R. Raburo. R. a becaus* it would have little af­ -----Tkompaoa .aad C . J..C iW to "- . fect ob the Mis* Mary Wath*n, saaretery: “It sounds Uka B good idea to bocawso w* will ««t off R otary Club Enjoys me, work earlier according to sun Bo*t T rip On .R iver time, a n d -----‘---------------------tunit* t o t activities." r: " I fa& O. ht Saving >»rly riser Urn*. I’m SB 'S Move Within 110 - Mites Of MiWs>$rr‘^ Nazi Agency Says Russia Makes No Mention Of Town 17 Ships In Harbor Of Rotterdam Are Damaged By R.A.F. Mr Thin village in the R ubbIum “buffer tone" — formerly Poland —Celt tho full force of tho K aii hlitt at Atart of thq vbiir in the Kant. N»*» '•oldicre, at left, stand In the Ice of u wall hutching the town burn. Bight, refugee* Lawton Attends Allenby, Ray Second Dr a f t Education Meet Share Honors Lottery To Be Held In Tampa Drawn Tonight In Club Shoot Clothing Shipments Made By Red Crosa Volunteers Are Be­ ing Accepted For Quota Of_ August W inter H aven W ill Build Civic C enter Mayo Urgfea Caro D uring Farm W ork the a f tha agency was With the understanding aeo polate would be eov- ART, July IT —(fly— I Judg* A. 0 . Banner late la y granted Hate! Forbes Mb- a. d im e s from Harry Nfc tha sight club singer. h • H . » • K * .k. i , . ! 7 •*' I . .n . ■ .. Number Of Visitors Turn Out Despite Inclement W eather Police ( lash With Pickets In Jersey w an 'd W ife Granted Divorce *l• drop their few belonging* in the *hcllrr of .1 h*»u*e that -*till *tiinil.H a* they find Ihemm'lve* cnoghl 111 the current* of n wur they tlo not umli rsluiitl. I *N11. tsi rm an ro w* agency, i«‘|i<irl«d th a t H itle r ’* fo rce* , -te rm in g lln to ig li th e c e n te r of I to* S ta lin I .m e, h ad c a p tu re d Sm oU-ii-k. '.MO inib'H w e^t of Mt.wvt.M, an d a tli-rlm sp o k e sm an itolii tiled liiat tsi rman Rpee$l troo|»H had raced »hei*d to with* in I 10 m ile- of th r S o v ie t c*pl" Ini llitlsr* * field * h ia d ip n irte r x ■*aid groat M i r c e o i M were in th® m ih iir I lo Rif- oiim concCtletl th® tan k I' d N .t/i legion* bad b n » k tn hint Ub t.i th** vicinity •»( Smo* bill t*It •«k. k •v railway town. IIIII*14 to. muiitiutt <>f thu fall of tllf (IW1i. It. A. K. wnrplancx wer® r#T \V turn ton nttevuleit n meet|*"l It ll 1a ■fmvt* fltnick ® heavy iriir of th** Booth Kloriitn H<*h«H*l hlllN* lit Axi* "hipping with 17 Offtcwil* A nhih’IiiI ion in Tumpn v rt't It ‘put nut nf action** In y*»tfrday and r»'llnQuUhr«| hl^ Iho HITt nf Herman hfhl Hotter• |MiHition in pn-widv-nt of tJw< him Two more shipments of cloth­ group to T. V runway of High* lln rrv Hopkins, supervisor of ing have t*en sen t out for the land m univ, ne\%ly »dnt«d, Mr. tlie I ’tided Slates tense lend B ritish Red Crass w ar rsllvf leiiwton Raid thin morning. pii.grnm arrived in I^tndon to­ work, containing about 330 in­ Ont.-r number* of the draft il,, \ . visited Chtirrhlli almost lm» Jim Allenby fired In the Rppri«i'ntAtlvr« of 20 countifR dividual pieces of clothing for M-gistiants In the second group women and ehIMren, Mias Irene t,. sign on July 1 will be drawn » r n orrsant no.I heard Jumvk S. rnatih with a | hiI1cu "1.” t«ry«*l m rdiatelv. then tiftradetl a meefc r of the Brili-h cabinet. Hinton, chairman of th* packing in Washington today a< Secretary Kick.ml. xpcrt inry of th«* Flor­ nnd I II. Buy fir«*«l the ••me An authoritative announcement K dnntional A"siK'iut ion, *nd shipping committee, revealed of Navy Frank Knnv dip* Int" ida score with u I'lito AStnndnrd M>«uU on the Mibjfct of making •nid Hopkins flew In England in today. the goldfish howl and pull* out county *«hn«d builgrt* under the American target to enrry off top ne nf a fleet of United State* A member of tha local chapter l»i>0 pan*!*. one by one, contain of tho Red Cross said th a t the Ing the serial numbers of the new tax vyatem bo n$ not tn In- honor* a t the wrekly ihimt of niIt bombers, nil o f which made creole rna|q of operation, Mr. the Seminole («tin t ’lub ye*ter$luy he trip safely. member* felt personally thanked new men. . laiiwioii exfdainrd. The Russians acknowledged for tho work they have done by A* soon t* the Benftnole Coun­ afternoon on it* lakefrnvil tange atl> today a deep German ad­ Sam llram iner, «rho«d snperina letter of appreciation w ritten ty D raft Board receive* n mas­ Despite rainy wentber, several vance to the vicinity of Sinoto the American Red Cross by ter Hat of the order of number* trroleut of Osceola county, wiih vie*-president of the visitor* turned out for the nhiHit. lensk, only 231* miles short of Field Marshall S ir Philip C bst ilruwn It Will associate them with fleeted King . of Moscow, in 'a sharp, abrupt un­ .... . I'atrolinan wode, chairm an of tho Rritish the serial numbers of lociil rag ta­ 8«‘uth Florida aaoclathin ami Mis* .inrholitig «U|M rintrn«lenl ofj H,H’'*H»r$,,,gh^ rounty. M n. Inn favorable turn In Soviet fortunes. Red Cross. In recognition of so mo li ante and both number* mid Je*»lo Miller This Nani thrust a l the cen­ necre- Allenby of Orlnndo, Mr llsn-on 2.500,000 articles of clothing sent m ines will he published m The Munuti t . wax re clertnl of W inter Tark nod Mrs. Ales ter wa* disclosed in an early tarv. sine* th* w ar began. Sanfprd Herald. Johnson. Mr. Johnson and Mtmorning Moscow communique Mr. I.awtpn hnn served five Among articles sent from •lout 750,000 young men regis­ itttrnileil which reported that heavy bat­ Sanford In the la te st shipments tered In the second sign-up and fonafcutivi* form* iu |ire*ident of William llrooker also hut did not fire tles were in progress in tho were 44 drama**, 14 women's will be placed In the total list thu organization. Several boys, who will shoot in Smolensk nrea. drama**, six bed ahlrts, five f registrant* according to the the Junior rifle mnlrh nevt month, Thus admitted was a German children's skirt*, fau r childrens order number assigned them. were nt the im-et for prin t n r fir break-through some 50 miloa sw eaters and four women a «• v*«I more men have rei»lsing If weather permit < . .-mother tee per limit any previously ac­ sweater*, five p air of aox ami li red - a t the local hoard office practice will he held Friday a f­ knowledged. four mufflers. tlui week ami n few nun-o card* ternoon a t 'Jbtn orlork, Neil Fnrther tn the south, on tha The group also sen t an afghan hive come In from men who nENDIX. N. J. July 17 — (At Smith, club seerelary, aimnunred snnte central front, the Sovlsk e r knitted quilt, and nine lay­ m-'oed a t boards away from home, — Hi* per-nn* were injured toat the command reported, however, ettes, each containing 29 pieces bringing the total registrant* in ilny u* police elu.heil with »ov- The boys will gather the county to 8X, local official* end hiimlri'd men rind women touiforil Eurniture Company nn that u Nani tank hnttnlion re ­ of clothing fo r table*. „ First Street ami go lo tha range treating from tho vicinity of *ald, today. who stoned uutnmnhite* nnd pre­ Rogachev on the Dnepr Blver Aa was expected, the d raft vented <lny nhifl workers from from there. Those who will shoot in th hnd been encircled and de­ calls for the county are In- entering the plant of Air Asso­ match next month inrluile; Hillii stroyed. This was In an area r reusing ami a total of 27 men ciate*, Inr. Madden of. Ijingwnod, Dunne MeRussian ac­ nrr to be assigned from this Collet' u»£d tear gn* and Hlnrrnw, Nolley Trawiek, Stuart where unofficial next month, 17 white hlto nun m en, fired revolver* into tho a ir to Giiiirterman. Taylor llrown, Itu- count* claimed n continuing ail* WINTER HAVEN. July 1 7 .- count* i nil 10 negroes, tha secretary of vance in a Russian counter-of­ disperse tho thrnng that closed ho Mero, W. I . Hirr<. Jr., Ilob f Special)—Whiter Haven City Commission has assured civic the hoard remarked. So fa r'o n ly In on a Inis carrying 35 workers. Crumley, Elmo Grnrllek, Dale fensive. nine volunteers have mado anpllA Soviet reference to fight­ Ticketing began Saturday by leaders of an enlarged civic cen­ for induction in thn Aflfeu»t thn United Automobile W orker* Hoffmann and Harry Lee. ing' about Bobruisk—which fo r ter building by approprtat Ing ration Srorea using pole*. “ L" targets some lime had been behind and $11,000 to augment the $7000 •pii ta and since these havo not of Amorim in a dispute w ith the ware a* follows: west of the fro n t— suggested fund already collected by publlr hnd their physical examinations company over the dismissal of Name * S T ItM the Germans had thatft'J been subscription for th# propoeed it is probable that there will be nino sheet, m etal workers. Jim Allenby ......... 1*4 1*5 -J*| plenty of places open for volunthrown back In th a t sector b y , A. L. Myery, Jr. . . U4 HU 97 2H9 - »--------------------------us 91 much FLYING CADET KILLED ofC tee»$l........ Aklen C. Dorthirk 01 9-1 279 kn~ 50 mltwr ■ Too, glnally, would Include an and! audiLeo Butner ............. HH 90 912«9 unofficial German elalnta EVERGREEN, Ala., Ju ly 1 7 tnrinm with a seating capacity of Score* using Class A Standard that Nasi troops In the north were rapidly advancing on Lenin­ —fAT—The Indy of 20.year-.dd American turgets were: 400, but the commission proposed grad Winston Sum ter Porter of Ty. Nam* tn enlarged building with ipace S T Itit were In effect denied by tho95Soviet w ar bulletin with th* lertown. Miss, was found In the C. II. R a y ------------ 90 to accommodate a t least 1200 90 2HI declaration that fighting In th a t tangle<l wreckage of hla Max­ Jim Webb --------- 01 ■pactatori, and appropriated the 8H 97270 sector well Field t mining plane four Jimmie Cowan ........ H5 IlfiM L __________________ y;| H7205still was centered about I’sknv, mllsa north of here Wednesday, William Rrooker HH fW H9205 more thhn 150 mllea southeast Porter, a flying cadet, waa an- H arry Williams ^ 03 87 84201 of th at Im portant elty. route from Montgomery to Mo. Ned Smith ______ 80 HH HI) 26.1 Similarly, the German drivB nn 74Kl*v, bit* an a scheduled round-trip J. V. Jones 85 85 240 the Ukrainian capital, navigation flig h t when ha die. . Scores with rifles a j 50 fret waa described a* still appeared Tuesday n ig h t________ follows: A. L Myers, J r , in tho region fo Novograd Voly­ TALLAHASSEE) July 16— W; Leo Butner. 94; C. E. We­ nski, 130 mile* to tho w e st dal)—Thera la ao more wrtala lug to th* agenBerlin’* story of tho Lenin­ ste rn * * . 93; Ned Sm ith, HI; ,-minded person la Florida i*l, market research, Dm b * MeSlarrow, 85, nnd Bobo grad front— Issued not hy th* C«mmlaaioB*r May*, who ign tha ice and appointment Mery, 57. J . A. Howard shot a aa the need for conaervai* representative will 80 In the slow fir* a t 25 yard*. German new* agency DNB In »f tha kiuaaa Ufa, especially . May* lg appalled*'*! I •. Msueliirtl |-w*— llitlo r’e llltfli Command di'clnri'il Min,, million troops " ito li>< ki'il in u tromiMHlnus xtruifglt' for a dvciaion on tin- faslrrn front totlay and Unit tlii’ Rtisitianit had thrown lltfir last roxorvea in­ to tin* ‘_’i>-duv-oltl conflict in an ntli'tiiid to .stem tho Nazi hlil/krirtr. City News Briefs today to m-roof ulldlng on Ponlar 1» First and Baa* co«t of 84*0. -----business meeting saalng Poat of Legion will ha night a t 8:00 Legion H ut. ComField Mid today, —— erm lt waa issued Haas* today to 1 to re-roof a Ilf Want Tenth st of W k W» H. Foreign Tie-Ups Are Denied By Lindbergh -H fW YORK, July IT —W>— LiadUrgh today advised P w ,W*“ * Boo***#lt he had no *OBn**tlon with nny foreign government, that ha received a Garman decoration while serving th* American smba«*y and declared he had a right to an apology from Saaretery of tha Interior lake* few certain "statements and Implications.’’ Lindbergh said a t the time he waa decorated by Germany b* waa a t the American embassy al tha raquest of tha American ambassador to assist in cresting s botU r relationship “which advance and poexlbly In antici­ pation of Moscow's early morn­ ing communique—was to the ef­ fect that Soviet forces war* In disorderly retreat and only "par* Hally able to re sist” It waa asserted the Russian* were "deteriorating more and more Into disorganised masses" and that their apparent chief hope was to hold the Nasi ad* vanro long enough to prepare a new defense line. The disrup­ tion of hundreds of mltaa of vital Russian railway* waa claimed. London heard reports of a re ­ sumption of naval action. So­ viet warships. It waa tqid, had shallad Riga, th* capital of thg Russian Baltic harder pro rise* af Latvia who** rspiaro had � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 16, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e9bf286b72af05e9783b99abd1bf296e.pdf b9195e0b224de85bd3492e36c62b459a PDF Text Text I * I -----I----- THE gANFUHD HEEfiLD, HANFORD, tTXJWSJJM S a n f o r d Golfers Bow To Orlando Score 241-2 -111-2 Yankees Win As DiMag Hits fj.'ird RIDDLE TO ALL BUT REDS A/US<A».£3 V r . w A jd-r i/J cd &t iue neos LA I f 'f£AH — rig FiriUHM oMri a eeccxio OP iWo PYF’EA'fTAaK* OrtfT t/tCTBR/ PhTfadetphia IN D IA N A PO L IS, Ju ly !4 — y —• B obby Rlgg*. o f C lin to n , C , trounced n a tio n a l c h a m btaO, D on M(N*11I of U am blur. O hio, S u n d ay to xrln the flfty f ta r tk annual w estern tennla aluunplonihip. T h e score w as f + i H . 10-8, 0-4. .iM cN eU I w as w ild, nettin g th e M R fre q u e n tly , w hile Riggs hit A e aldellnee eonelstenllv w ith B b a ia ln r placem ents. In the long n d s e t McNeill gave up on t l a la s t point, a p p are n tly accklM to * e t It over w ith so he • to ld m ak e a fin a l drive tn th e ||t r f l g g l / tired v isibly late In th e aaaka h u t had anough lo ft to Jnor o u t th a fo u rth a c t PH ILA D E LPH IA . Ju ly I t (4*1— M m . Surah P alfrey f'»w»k$*. of Ni*w York C ity, II N n Hull Jarnti*, Am rrira** top-rank­ ing n m atru r women'* p l i y r , C l anil #1-2 , to win th r mMdlt ti.i't*’* women'* trnni* cham pionships at tha Philadelphia C ricket Club Sunday. Mr*. f ’o«ikr, aefond-arad** t in the tournam ent, rfrju in*if only un htiur to *wcrp a*itj<* lh«» Markrly. California v e trra n wi h a p p are n t ra*<*. ,Mi«« Jiiro ln nUo id d l e loat in th r finala hint yt *tr lo S o fM o M o o e ' llr lr n H rrnhard, Cornell Co-nl. AAoUrip STAR C f 1AG. whom ahr idim inntrd in a at miO aJO ririA T l B B O t * final m atch .Saturday, Although Mi** Ja ro h * aril Mr*. Cookr hav«- mrt in m any intrrnationnl tournam ent*, .Sunday wo* only the second lin»»# the New Y orker had been victorious. The o th er orcnnion wa* in IJl.'I'l. Mr*. Cookr took nn early T*l lead In the flr*t set hy piling up R eal K o ta lr (o n r e y a n e r a point* with a wicked drop *hot S e m in o le C o. H oard of Public InIhnt Mi** Jncoha never had n •tr u e tin n T o T r u ste e s , Church rh an rn ’ lo rolurn. T he form er ■if th» N n x a r e n r . A m rricnn nnd W im bledon eh v n plon pulled up at 4-3 hut Mr*. K dw nrds, lle n j a m in J. widower To Josephino Atkina. Cooke took the n e x t two jfnror*. R eal l-Atate M ortgagee H unter, | . (}. and w ife T o San­ ford I’rodurtion C redit Aaan. I lig h lo n , S . It. an d wife T o 8 an- r vriAif *1 iL i 6 € f M O tt. exitM mu i n KEY TO SECURITY CURRENT DIVIDEND IS f?AFiPt'/ SArri/46 tjJ SfRAiSrif \Jurtbdi Triis VtAR. UJAS A -m RCe-riiT^riritbO T CNC«-rri£CARP/A4A U ,/ Red, L i g h t , A h e a d .. Have emharassment of eeeiag year nemo la tea delinquent list —-re yowT Taa CoHeeter today. —Adv. Nazis Build Trenches On English Channel COAST FIRST FEDERAL . .JfeTtnai ft Loan A*n. o f B m l n o t a C o u n ty ■\; lVM }w iwg , ,ltFlorMft *yw WINES j- GINS - LIQUORS r a n DELIVERY-PH0 N1 999 To Sam uel R. D lghton and wife. I^ e , C. 8 . and wtfa To R alp h B. b p , divorce g ra n te d . Chapman and wife. P artial H atlafartlen of Jud g m au t W ashburn, Lucilu G. VS H arold Gunson Co. Inc. To J . H . E itC. W ashburn, m inor child g(M>< ridg*. to p lain tiff^ a lso $128. m onth Hulta-Chaacery Keir. C laudia Florin* va Laard alim ony, dlvorco granted. Da via, Z ara A. VS W inala D ovi. Moor* K alf, divorce p la in tiff to resum e m aiden M ayer, G ilb erts Sldonle Rial* va Sclelm er Mayer, divorce. n a m e o f W innie Colson, divorce K orner, Solo m an vs R aging Karg ra n te d . ner, divorce. 8a Its m an, Poulin* R. V 8 H e r. m an BolUm an, p lain tiff to reThigpen, D enver VB M ary Kemp aum o m aiden n am e of Pauline Thigpen, D lvorra G ranted. R. Jscobooo, divorce r r u t n L Eller so n ,'G a t* re n* L. VS Nalaoa VS i . Alien S to u t, Leroy E lle rso s, P la in tiff given P la in tiff to reeuraa m aiden •uatody Of tw o children, graated. McDaniel, P au lin e V I Ja m e a t . McDaniel, P la in tiff to roaum* m aiden n am e of Paulina Oglae- T H O 15 WHAT I HATS ABOUT O O F iO AWAY rO rt7 H K » U * M B « - lasaiHed Advertisements DU8 INK8§ BERVICB 9TOCK as* C ft Celery and ,va. Apply aa ROOMS—hath SITUATION WANTED or none. Bank •16 S. Mh Bt Lea g ranted. B erger, F.Dye VS Sam R crger, * P la in tiff to m um s m aiden nam e of El<ye Satiaky, divorce g ra n te d . WornIdc, Columbus M. VS G er­ tru d e Wamble, divorce g ru n ted , flo frr. Alice R enner VS R udolph H u ffrr, divorce grunted. • Aa> eau eententa ge UR i t 's jim r J<i> tu a** th a t luillag* romeu dawn—sea C ouatr CommUalooers and Hekeel Copamla• letters now.— Adv. ALTMAN’S USED . waiter Jmmo, ALLTHB PACMNO AH 10DUUD J u ly lit! o I* I I K I t N I H i f f C la r k C l r r u l t C o u r t li y A. U W K K K H , U . C. VACATION 7. ( f la a l) IN THR C I I I ! N T T J ir t H I I T R C O L’ H T . I N A N !, F O R M K M IN n i. E I X II I N T T . K lA H tlD A IN R E K N T A T K O K W II.I.IA M a K f lD C f t , p a r e a n e il. N O T I C E nV IN T E N T IO N T O MAKK A P F IJ C A T IO .N F IN ­ AL D lflC I lA H llE . ~ 't A L L CARS TO USE ON YOUR W” *f I T 'fA T CON- N o lle * le h . r . b y g iv e n th a t I h a v s I l ! s 4 m y r in a l r e p o r t a s a d m l n l a t r a t r l a o f lh a ^ . l a l * o f W i l ­ lia m O K t ll.r , d . r . , M ; lb a | 1 h a v o f ile .I n ry p e t it io n fo r f in a l d is c h a r g e , a n d t h a t I w i l l a p p l r t n lb # ll o n o r a b l o ft. W. W a r*. C o u n t r J u d g o o f H . m l n o l * e o u n ly , F l o r id a , on Ih o soennd day of A u g u s t 1 * 1 1 . f o r a p p r o v a l o f lh a s a m e a n d f o r f i n a l d ls c h a r g a a a a d m ln la lr a t r la of Ih o . .t a la of W illia m O. F d l.r . d o e a a a .d . T b la > T lh d a y n f J u n o . I * | | . D E L T A M. K i ll . E lt A d m i n i s t r a t r i x o f th a T j t la lo o f W illia m O. E r l l . r , d a c o a ra d . S U IT KOI! DIVORCE o r d e r o r p r n i.ic A T io y TO: IIKI.KN HERM IN T IIH C i n c l l l T CDITHT IN A N D dr.ao la u n b n ow u : ANN, w hoas a d FOR HKMIMX.K COUNTY. Vou »r» hereby n c llf le d th a t a F IO R ID A . IN C H A N C B n r . ault foe d l v o r c h a s been tile d H M. C A R TE R . P la in tif f: a s a ln a l y o u hy Taul H erm ann. J r , V« In th e C ircu it Court o f th e N inth IHA c a r t e r . D o fa n d a n li J u d icial C ircu it o f lh a a ta la o f O R D E R OF PU B L IC A T IO N Florid a In ami for R om laol* Cnunx TO: ID A CARTER, V ald osta, ly In C h an cery; and you ar* r .v fleorglo. flla your w r ltta n appoarTon s r u h .ra b y ord ered and ro- qulredIntnaald eaue* nn thsl H h d a y nalrrd In ha and a p p o a r upon lh a oanea f A u su a l. 1*11. and Ih e re a fie r file " h d ay o f A ug. A. D.. I i | | In Ih e y o u r d e fe n se . If a n y . aa by la w hill n f r^ tn p la la l J lto d a g a to s t y o u required. In Ih e n b ove e n title d raua* an d T h e Hanford H erald , a s e w s , Court. T h # Hanford H e r a ld la barw- pap er p u b lish ed In H«*nlnole < \,u n •■r '>f, l «na»ad aa lh a n e w sp a p e r l a IV. Florida. In hereby Setlannled as w hich I b is ordar s h a ll ba publlahad lb * n e w sp a p e r In w h ic h thla n o lle* for fo u r c o n s e c u tiv e w eab*. W II- ah all be pubtleheil one* eo eb w e e k n.aa o . I*. Ip r a d o n , C lerk o f aald fo r fou r r o n e rr u llv a w e e b a C ircuit f ’ou rt, and t n e o ffic ia l s e a l W itn e ss m y band and lh a n f . th ereof, th is H h d a y o f Ju ly A. D. Ratal s e a l o f aald C ourt, Ib is Tib 1141. day o f J u ly . A. D. i» 4 l. O P. H E R N D O N , C lrek O p. IIKRNDON Dy A s Clarh C ircu it C ourt A. M. W EEK*. D. C My A. M. WEBKO, (H eel) ___ ____________ D e p u ty C lerk n o t ic n to c im o r -r o B a IN T IIH COURT o r TMB COUN­ TY JUDOK. 1K M IN O L B COUN­ TY . FLORIDA. IN m o l U H . IN IIR: KHTATB O F HRHIRKRT R. T . IICNOB, D e r eased. TO A L L C R ED IT O R * AND P E R SONH IIAVINO C L A IM ! OR D X MANDH AGAINST S A I D E ST A T B : You uud each o l y o u are h e r e ­ by o e t lf ld d and r e q u ir e d lo proaont nuy rU lm a an d d em a n d s w h ich y o u , e r e ith e r e l you m ay h a v e a g a in s t tha e a la t a *1 U I U HURT H. T . RU N U JL d eeeaaed . la te o f sa id C ounty t o th a C o u a ty J u d g e e f H ernia* I* C e u a ly , F lorid a, a t h is e f f l e e I s th * e o u r t kouae a t said C o u n ty a t B en ferd , F lo r id a , w llh la s i g h t s s le u d a r m on lh a from Iho tlm o o l th e firat p u h llta t ls * e f (h i* u o tle e . g a s h e la lm ae d e m e a d s h e ll h e tu w r itin g , s a d a h a ll a ta la th * p ise * o f re*Ideas* o a * p e e l e f f l e e ad d ress o f Iho c la im a n t, s a d s h a ll be s w o r n lo by th e sta ia ea a L a g ­ ent. e r a tta r a sy , s a d s a y a u e h claim e r dem and p u t a e f ile * s h a ll h e veld. H H H D 1940 Mercury FortJor Sedan New Motor ----------- 1725.00 1939 Chevrolet Town S e x l i u i _______ 5 2 5 .0 0 1939 Pontiac C o u p e .i._____ 1938 Dodge Sedan Radio.. 1938 Cfcarrokt Coop* Radio.... 425. 1938 Plymouth Coop* -------- 395. 1938 Ford 85 Tudor 8 * 5 a a ------------ 545.00 1997 Ch«vroldt Town 8 * d * a ------------ 895.00 1939 OUsmobU* Fordor’ 8*din 295.00 1936 Pijrxioath Town 8«Ua *-------- 275.00 ALT*** CHEVROLETCO Irrlgatlen gystems SElE.MAaK &sffiftY CO. T H R O D oaa LTTAKETT BELL’S PACKAGE STORE Q. H o w m uch m o n r y h a v s th a A in o rlra n pcopla in v e s t* ,) In d e ­ fe n se b om la and ■tarn pa a Inca tha sa v in g a p ro g ra m b e g a n T A . T o t a l sa lsa fr o m M a y l th ro u g h Ju n e 31, I 9 4 l t S e r ie s F. B onds ........ » l« 8 .7 S 6 .n n ' S e r ie s V B onds _____ C l. T .! ,00 0 S e r ie s G B onds ______ 378 ,7 » « ,0 0 0 T o ta l B o n d S a le s .... 6 2 4,020,000 D e fe n se S a v in g s .S ta m p s _______ 8 ,6 7 7 ,0 0 0 NOTH.—To buy defense bonds and atam pa, go to tha n e are st post office or b ank, o r w rite to the T re a su re r o f th e U nited S lates, W ashington, D. C , fo r an ord er form. d efending Champion George Toley o f Southern C alifornia earlier In th* day In a m atrh spre.nl o u t over several days b e ra u ie o f rain. 80U T IIE A B T Defense Bond Quiz t f f e c f i M e s s — M isri/rita ^ SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS nOUSECLSANEB, table of IN l-H O lA T r hack from Im pending d e fe a t S u n ­ day to conquer W a y s * Rabin In TO ALL IT MAT c o re RUN: fixe acta. 2-8, 0-6, 6 -1 , 6-3. 6-3. N otice la hereby ,i,,n th a t in th a finala of Uio a n n u al LILLIAN HINOI.KTAKY filed bar Spring L ake In v ita tio n tennla flo a l roport a* c s e c titile o f tb s oa la lo o f THANK (JOhRTS. f t . to u rn am en t and to m ain tain hU eeaead; th a t aha Iliad baa p etitio n inxincibility In tho clay c o u rts for fla a l d isch arg e. and d ial aba e lassie. Will ap p ly to |b a llo n o r a tla R. W. IVAIIK. C aaaty J u d e* o l yam* A lread y seven tim e s w inner Inola C o u n ty . F lorida, o a tW <4 In the to u rn am en t, th e m ethodi­ day of J u ly m l . fur ap p roval of cal ten n la ace fro m A voadena, aam a and for fla a l d le c h a r e — aa Calif., w a s com pletely a t tha a x r u l r l a o f ih« e e t a l. o f F it A NX daraaaad. on tbla I M mercy o f his R ano, Ndv., op­ OOKIITZ, dap o f Jun a m i . ponent In the f i r s t tw o se ta o f LIL L IA N n lN O f.S T A R T . the finala. B ut ha ra llie d xrith a K a o e u tr ll o f tha ratal a .if F R A N K OOKIITZ. dfraaabrilliant display o f ten n la atrmtery t h a t earned h iml _a second ______ leg on hla third C liffo rd H am phill challenge howl. P a rk e r r e ­ tired th e fira t bowl In 1936 a n d 1 the a re o n d -tn 1939. ... » , • H ebln'e r e t r y o f - | J » f lr r t 'VtaO' •eta m ark e d tha f i r s t tlm a In «j 8 « l n t | y o u In lh « C l r r u l t C o u r t a n d f o r M a m ln o lo C o u n t y , K l*» rhia S p rin g Lake to u rn e y c a r te r In Id a . b y J K K * l a * jr . t h a a a m a b a ­ that P a rk e r had lo st tw o (m ig h t iin * a a t il t f o r d lv o r r a . T h is o r d a r a lg ill l>a p u b lla h a d acta. B efore S u n d a y ’s m atch ho hail dropped only th r e e aeta, ona o1 n r a a w a a k f o r f o u r C o h a w r iltl V * • a a k a I n T h a H a n fo r d l l s r a l d . » to C liffo rd S u tte r In the 1938 n a ta a p a p a r p u b lla h a d In lU m ln o t o final and two to T od B chroeder C i o u n ty . F l o r i d a . W it n e s s my n f t l r l ml r ig n a tu r e in last y e ar’s sem t-flnala. Ha a a I o f s a id C n q r t . a t (IM S. had n e v er before d ro p p e d a lov# 1fonrdd . %‘kaK aa* m ln o lo C o u n ty , F l o r id a , t h la JTM t a ' I wumt your name • M M with ether tog delOta eei your Tax Collector ) i INSURED § ■SAVINGS Lul nuNUE. m z & a x ssx a m R Jggs Downs McNeill In Grueling Match went IN TIL* COURT Ot THR COCNTT JUDOK VKMINOI.K ro t'N * TT. STATS (V FLORIDA. S P R IN G LAKE, N . J „ July IN HR: TUB ESTATE OK FRANK M — UPt— F rankie P a rk e r cam * CuritTZ, D tcuxL MA464C. V f e e * - «• CHICAGO, Ju ly 14 — O V The N a» York Ynnkrrw ru ah rd on towar.1 the Am rrlean L eague tham pionahip y « te n la y with a double victory o i v t the Chicago W hite Sox. It to 1 and I to 0, behind the brilliant pitching of Spurgeon C handler and Charlea (Red) K uffing. The Incredible Jo e IliMaifgio, Yankee powerhouae, col­ lected three hits In the firat game and one In the I l inn ing nightcap to ru n hia till­ ing atrenk to fi.’l guinea to the delight of *__acll o u t crowd of 8 0 . 3 8 7 . ______________ be Parker Rallies To Beat Sabin In Spring Lake Meet RON'toUOOQkSHTOUr AND»r DOWN R K a. a m o a �. V .. >> rjyr*—— Ian ford I.« The Only Central "m Florida City Affording Kali, lllg tia a j And W ater Xrannportatlon BemlnnU O ranty Prodacta M o n Frmlt And T ifil* W * * Than . Sim ilar A m | b Florida AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SP A P E lt SANFORD. 'Out New- York H arbor Defense Work Forges Ahead, Official Says ^Great frrogrewT In American Produc­ tion- Baring* P a s t FLORIDA. TUESDAY, Roosevelt Asks Legislation To Save Power I President R e q u e s t s D a y l i g h t Saving Time For P art Of . . South, S o u t h e a s t e X ^ : ^ Bcjftrted JULY Member Associated Prena 1 Russia Launches Offensive; Claims Nazis Driven Back In Vital Dnepr River Area J_______________ - ____________. V- H ^ Jl»_ --» ' _> More Jolts Due Peacetime Ltfe Three Regiments . Of Enemy Troops De­ stroyed In South, U. S. S. R. Asserts Additional Labor And Machines N e e d e d ' For Armed Forces German Command j R ep o rts Progress i fA S h f X C T O X , July i:». — UP)— P resident Hims.vHt asked C ongress today for l.g n la 'io n to pnivlde daylight saving lino* •'up­ on such a regional *»r national basis, and for such part. or all, of the year, ns he might derm necessary in the interest of our national defense ’* Roosevelt ill letters to eight S outhern governors, including the G overnors of Alahanin. F lo r­ • WASHINGTON. July I I ida and G eorgia, pointed out th a t the nation is " fa re d with —UP) Undersecretary oC a serious power shortage th a t 1* W ar Robert P. P attcrsoi im peding the national defense told a Senate Committee to­ program .*' The jniwer shortage day the past year h i/ la particu larly a cu te in the *outhw ought “great progresa" V •a a t the President said I American defense productlir! G reat Itritain, denying y e ster­ day th a t she was taking a d v an ­ but “for' total war of tic tage of A m rrirnn leased* nd aid kind raging in Europe tods; to prom ote her own etp o rt trad e, we can never have enotRh asserted that she had ru t her fe m lt lo n s .” exports to the hone P itt, non fo re ra it In rria .rd The R ritish Fm lmssy issued a dlalocatlon o f tha nation's nor Coaat G uardsm en remove the norm al KUO candtepow er light •tatem en in reply to criticism in Congress and elsew here. R epre­ mal p e a r , time economic machIn on • ' buoy and replace it with n ten candlepow cr one a , p a rt of O'Conne*’. I>i nioerat, fry, adding that Tar mam ol the blackout te«t of New York H arlior. The ten rnm llepow er light sentative M ontana, had asserted A nirrienn t y machine, and labor” muat can barely be . t e n from a half mile d i.ta n c r and i. invisible from e xporters had rom plnined that bo placed at tha service of th« the a ir. In w artim e, buoy, would he M arked nut entirely. the Hritish were selling A m eri­ can steel and other le.ise-lend War and Navy D*partiarnli roods to Ijitin A m e rin . !!• than at present. railed for an invesigatm n of Pre.idrnt Roosavelt yraterday surh “ double.dealing ^•ongly tupported War DepartTh# em bassy said it wouhl not A o t proposals that selectee* and he in the in te rrs t of A niericans for G reat flritain to »l*andon National Guardsman bo kapt in ita export trad e entirely. Hv e taervica longer than h yaar, but norting, t#ie statem ent explained, abandoned at least temporarily B ritain earns foreign exchange legislation to permit uaa of these to help pay her way ami thua Mldior* outside tha WesUru h — her dependence upon lease-lend in at(sphere. aid Is reduced It sdded, how­ Thn decision was announced ever. th a t the lease-lend program by Sonata Majority Lander Barkm akes R ritain Irsa dependent up­ lay. who spent the weekend on on ex p o rts and these are fast tho President’s yacht and yes­ helng reduced a s standing or- Churchill Says Pact Means Soviet And Rritain Are Allies He ^ tM avlalM r » n a RiiHsin'M Itivl A rm ies, n trih im f hack on th e cen­ tr a l front g u ard in g Sm olensk mill Mnm-mv. w ere reported t'n ln v to h av e launched a m a jo r n ffin e iv c along thh D n ep r lti\e r , storm ed acrosa th a t \ita l defense stream at se v eral pointa and driven tho (ierm a iw h ark 19 miles. Papworth Again Three Sworn In Namtd To Head By Defense Unit Market’ B oard At Regular Drill terday participated In • two-hour White - Rouen conference with other congressional leaden. A preliminary Administration Two Are Harper Expects Uni­ To Advisory Body, forms Will Reach Lehman R e p o r t s Here On July 20 irom Mbscow, trsn.mltted by RCA perim enlal radio for tho f ir s t tim e to the V hited S tates, this picture show s, accordllig to tha R ussian ra p tio n , a N asi plane T hree m en, K arlyle Houaholder, C harles II. Lee, and Leo B ulqcr, w ere .w o rn la aa mem­ b e rs of . tho . 0M skis)(|i I claims on notvrntarranuonismmy^gniutlon with tho excretion, of D ofrn.e F o rce a t itg tcgnlai* O f that attempts to raise th# beml- one year, wae unanim ously r<-- m eeting at tho A rm ory l s , t night. feherk ban would ha defeated. placed to head the board »or the K. C. H arp er, cap tain . Mid toW A SH IN G TO N , Ju ly 1R — But, Bhrkloy said, that eltuaUon coming year at a m eeting held l/Pt— G eneral George C. Murdid not Inspire the separation , t th« market last night, II. J. -hall, chief of sta ff, wn« d is­ of the Weetern . Hemisphere Lehman, managrr, r rp o rn l lo.lay. closed today to have told (’onpropoMl lro*"..‘wo Other Wsr I Papworth was Introduced g r r .s th a t specially train ed A r­ Department bllla exteaaiBg the ^ the Stale market convention my u n its Instend of M arine, ■laran of aervica af draft*.*, j |n Jacksonville last w eek a* the .hould have occupied let-land, lull ^urdsm en and reaerv# officer*. I oldest and first chairm an of any were prevented from doing •" The Presldsnt and 1advisory committee In tha Rtat# lain H arper n r one o f the other beenu.e of diffieu lties prew n to d Marshall, Army chief . *f staff, market system. T he chnirm nn officer* o f th e unit. by the on* y e ar d ra ft servico submitted to tha BepuklMMl end j,,, >fr,e,j the Sanford m arket. U niform s received rule. Following presentation of n po­ Democratic confine* secret SlUt- 0j j „ t |n the sta to , rn n lln u o u .ly ab o u t Ju ly 20 and lis u n l im­ M arshall m ade tho statem ent ll! inn by Sanford resident* a .k ta ry data Intandod to substan- ,x r r p t for 1035. w hen John m ediately, acco rd in g to word re ­ in testim ony before a S enate ing that the Wokiva River bo fe ta Army contentions that Uta Melsch, 8 r. was head of tho ad- ceived " “ M ilitary C om m ittee, in su p p o rt of ■li-urnl of the w ater hyacinth* dlscharg* of thouaiada of train- ,Uory group, legislation which would |M-rnut ahich ore in te rferin g with b o a t­ tlm ore, tea nftar on# roar of aervlco \ Lefflrr and G us State, tho u n ifo rm s a re n irk rl the re tention In active service nf ing and fishing, llorrul J . Skid wonld wsakan unltad States out- Rihmih. whose term nf office g ray w ith touche* o f orange in selectees and national guardsm en to re, captain of the corps of onpoets In the Pactflo *M Atun- had expired, were re-elected mom- the shoulder em blem s a n d rap s. longer th an one year. i'ine*f* of the U n ltn l State* Kntie. here of tho advisory committee. Unless the p re sen t one yesr k'ineer Off lev in Jack 'im v ille, The o u tfit consists e f a shirt, A Roosevelt did no* w » 100 Committee members approved trnu*era, tie , b e lt and overseas lim it la rem oved, M arshall said, -.III lisbiy the w aterw ay will be P r c s n t support frouf .y*_groop. 4 r* n u c it of Harry Tookn for rap. T he sh o u ld e r em blem , in "o u r p re se n t train ed forces wdl • Icnre-I of the hyacinth m enace. but he poraunded tha leader* to colorlng n |0ring rooms room* and v e n tila to r. gray nnd o range, has th e initials largely melt aw ay.” Mr. Skiilnm rr w rote Kdwanl In th* tltrn» peeking house at '•F.D.F.*' sewn on It, T he rojf Higgins, sceretury nf the S em in­ the market, providing the tost 1* g ra y trim m ed In orange. ole County Cham ber of Comdid not exceed $400. on-rcr. a* follows: A committee composed of "Rr ference I* made to yutir Mr. Lehman, nnd Alex Johnson litte r dated May 30, l u l l , re lu . reported that they hail In te r­ live to the rendition of the Weviewed dealer* concerning the kiva River du« to the w ater hya.-. uniform J commission tn he n o th menace, ami inclosing n p e ­ charged fer Jiuyln* and handling tition rvi|ueating th a t this w a te r­ produce nn consignment Deni­ way Ik- cleared of the e xisting er* said they wonld call n m eet­ w atar hyscinth jam s. ing of all those who expect Io "1 am pleased to inform you •aerate at the market next Ken- this State Defense Council, a llm t an exam ination nf the Weana end agree upon n uniform permanent office for th* Semi­ kiva R iver has recently been nole County Defense has been mad*, and stepa are being tak en *et on at tha Aemory. Most of I- eaiploy th e necessary tubur to the business of th* Council, m*UM th a t this w aterw ay in due u n « long will be clear of the w a te r which It hehded by J. L. Ingley Knox observe* that "n o hyacinth m enace and kept Tea. ns chnirmnn. will ha carried on man wants war” but added: "I happen to belong to a school ••mably cle ar in tha future. from these headquarters. Captain DMooN. j^ y i s ' "Y o u r co u rtesy In inviting the Harper explained. In order to of thlnkera who regard a* Im­ rrntreliaa th#' activities o_f_ the perative a policy of elding Bri­ attention of th is office , to the group.tain at whatever coet to eur- condition o f the W tklva R iver la ■elvea, to promote both our pre­ appreciated. Shlpa During Jane HPn Marshall Tells Need Extended Service ? Drug That Will Aid ’ Aviators la Sought OTTAWA, Opt, af the • market restaurant NEW YORK, July Ik 4 ytaslrlng. and that -aIn »#uW ruin, the bn«Mial*M H wet* fixed. The gey waa Instructed to take ta repair th* reef, resort M ’tha market meetn JachsonySIf waa given br Papworth. \A- law approved k* recant lcRUlaturo to n- although prhurtfr asllltary, and bsnrt dealers and will b# made at th* thret are wag dlsLawd by boon I where troubles lost begin, ar 12 .001) fa st Civilians mbm < fly that high. About ha9 a dotsa drug* b# tested. Ttafr aamee an crat fat military leeseai ARMY AWARDS WASHINGTON, M V - The- War awarded yesterday contract to Clean sent security and future national welfare” Sebring Seeks Aid To Enlarge Its Utilities "For the district snglnrer: V ery tru ly yours, ••IIKRROL J- SK IDM O RE. . C aptain, Corps of E ngineers. th a t lull! been .h u t down in the b u ttle for the U kraine. R ussian soldiers sre guordm g the ship. City Seeks To Cut Ou'rTfllirid Corners’ Sanford resid en t. w e re inked today by Mayor IV I'. Hill to cooperate in trim m ing high shrubbery to elim inate "blind corners," cited a. the ran*e of u num ber of acci­ d en t. m the City lim it.. Tbe City Commission, at its icgul.n m eeting a t the City Hall la-t night, di-ru>aed the blind cor Her h u iard , and considered nn •irdinnnre ag ain st shrubbery over :ii! inch.-, high on .tre e ! cornea. Mayor Hill .a id . It w o. ileenb-d later, however, to u-k for the public's ro-oio-rution io trim m ing high ahiulm in place of an ordinance. M ayor Hill pointed nut Ihnt if eo-n|ierntion w a. not forthenniing the Conimlssion would uilopl an ordinance and enforce it rigid, ly to eliiuinnte this traffic bus nnl. Cordell, J o n e s Installedf As Odd Fellows* Officers H. E. Cordell w as Installed a* Noble G rand and Jo h n R. Jones, Jr,, a* Vlee G rand a t the In sta l­ lation rrrem onlea of the Odd Fellows n f Hanford, presided over by W. H. M unson, d istric t De­ puty G rand M aster, A. H. laivejoy, se c re ta ry o f tho o rg a n iz a ­ tion, M id this noon A t an In stallation cerem ony a tte n d ed by a larg e group of "Executive Assistant*1 6KBRINO, July IS, -(Special) —W. V. Higgins, president of the city council, Mid Monday th# PWA win ha asked fer p $$»>.000 grant with which ta enlarge city-owned public utilities ta meet th* naada e f eatapdiag facilities to the U. - flying - . J. 8. Army -basic kkk will be established Draft Deferment To Be Extended To Men Just Wed Working Wives May Still He C o n s i d ­ ered Dependents It,.,-mi........ . the la rg e itunito-r ol in n i hi the arm y •••eking di«l barge lieeilll-e of the lie,'ll -*f H ull ill-pi m in t-, ill Ilf I lioiiid. lire ill.In n led to roil-nlei rarefidly 'the deferm ent "f men .......... dep, iiili-nt« nid in the -u pport "I the f I III lly nod also lbn-e men who hove la-ell iiiiiriled recently, a letter from the nulinniil bend iin a rte i. of Selective S u v a .- in VVo.liington to tin- linul leiiril .la le d tioluy. However, la-fore g r uilm g u rei-eolly m arried r e g l.tru n t d e fe r­ ment in t 'l s . . II the local lenird •biiiild rei|Uire a show ing by the le g i-lra n l th a t siu-li s t a tu , of the le g i.lfu n l w o. acuuiceil in the or •Inuiry course nf hunm n a ffa ir, uod w a. not ni'i|uiri*l for the pur. pose of evading train in g and se rv ­ ice. the instructions slnteil. R e g istra n t, whose w ive, work nnd contribute to the support «f the home may lint for th a t reusoii alone l-e denied d e ferm en t, it was said. " I t should Io- rem em ­ bered that every huabund I. under legal obligation to support hi* wife or children nnd Dial nbli-u Him i* nut removed liecuuco the wife ha* chnaen to aid In tha fam ily m aintenance," the in . stru cto r revealed. “ In the c a .e of a re g istra n t whose financial sta tu * I. such the Im-al board believe* his dependenU may su p p o rt them selves in some fashion, despite hi* Induc­ tion, It • hould be rem ebered Ihnt nothing in the luw 6 r the re g u ­ lation* rrnuire* a re g is tra n t of In Ihi- south too, * Soviet w st K..II.-Ilit .i- .ir h .l R u .sm i tro o p , hint \*-m u victory with the ant i i h i l n t o f l , n Gt-rnian-Rum sninn n riilh rv ti-gim cnt. unit , n in fa n liy n i c i n t u t iliiviny tow ard Kiev. T he \ n i II ijh Command again used i in Iv o '. i n g l e -e n te n ra to ilt-»cril»- the ntumm alh conflict — •■|t|ieriOion, in Ihe ra n t a r# stead ily |iriifte .,in g .” In m n tr n .t In thn R ussian rlnim*. |lN H . official tirrxnan n e w . ngrney, s.si-rteil Sovivt i«tteni|it. to tnaintaia n d c f .n i a fro n t in the livinu, and D nepr Rivet .e c to r. h.nl been sm ashed and that the push tow ard L*ntngrad w a. proceeding desp ite H nvicf effort* to bo lster th e ir line liy h a .ty reinforcem ents. In .l.undun, ' Prime M inlaU r ( lion hill told P arliam ent th a new llriti.h-K ti«.inn p a rt for hunt w ar a g a in .t fierm any w aa "m i alliance." and th at tha Rua.in n mid B fili.h peoplra now w ere allli-s— but that the a g raament d o e . not m ean B ritain lilen* tifie . h e r .,If with tha "C om im io i.t rread.'* , The Soviet command rep o rtad e m lier today th at fjerm an troopa were In-imf fill ilPwrt In g re a t m in d e r, in violent fig h tin g In I he nnrlhw fat. w e.t and south» . . t , hilt fo r.th e fir«t tim e avoid on ntion of any town In the b a ttie arena. r h i . ommuolen which ob.ea red the e v t.n t of the G erm an advance. If nny—i.tro n g ly augge.teil Red reverse. Ho- N ail* previously h a d rl 11flirtI much pr<>*rrMi in ilrlvta tow n ril K i»»y , ftlnnff th r nouth** w ittr r n fn»nt: M"*«row kt th# ctn« tr r anti I.rninterittl to the n o rtlu Mownw’s esrly m crnlng com ""inl'pie which fiiltiiwed o ffi­ cial .tut* menu of yestenla* that up t« th a t tim e there had been in .'I h o u r, no substantial change in the R n | po.ltlons, declared th a t Russian force* in soma a re a s were ri'u n lrr-atcack in g rrp e a ta d The general Im pression g iro * » a . nf a il**prr:|tr. b ille t d e ftn se. In the w est isnd nil th* Run.inn term inology w as sim ilarly Iin ilr.rrip tiv r- (he d e .tru c tlo n e l loo N a d tau t* , along w ith a g re at num ber of o th e r Vehicles, w ss claimed Jy Ihe Soviet com­ mand. .[ In the sogthw est, c a p tu re of m any rannog, m achinegun* end a u lo iig 'b ile s W as reported. with a “.l.f.»t" for Gsrmsn unit of :;ugu men A* to the1northwest theater DO detail whatever wss givtn. , In operation* at sea, howtvef, the llus.iags reportcl an unquali­ fied success: They declared that two fi'rrmgn destroyers, II loaded trmi* transport* and a tank-laden ,'bsrge were sunk and that IB other transports and an addition­ al destroyer were left aflame. This waa accomplished, It wa* silicd, by tha Baltic squadron *C th/ Rad fleet, by naval aviatlaa arM by coast artillery with*** before u Irasia fur dufi-rm ent may be established.'' All local boards a re Instructed to rem nsider the case* of all m arried men or m en with m inor children who have been aW ed In CU m I-A , th e le tte r statw l. In the w e n t th e local b o a rd Joes ant R/itltn*. Th# Implication waa find it advisable to change the tlpt tha action occurred off thn classification It Is s till/lh « privi­ coast of Estonia. lege of th* r e g is tr a n t^ ! taka hi* Tha German High Command Cs-e to th e appeal M i l only th* ^breakthrough sp­ Cecils During the time i /aso la being reconsidered, tho ■bgtstmnt Is not to be Inducted intil the ease baa gone through 4 full consideration of tha board of appeals. Blue network that "during ualng week labor organltathroughout the United will dlmag a successful Ign to rale* funds for the of British workers vlctiw•y Hitler's blitzkrieg." INATION APPROVED BINGTON, July IB — he Senate Jadkiary Cornapproved Monday this Ion: Geargo Earl Hoff- C ity Newt Brief* urs lions'' against the Btalin Lina acre going forward aa ithsdal* end that tn#Flnaiah Finnish«ntrt ailia*war* war* __________ sulking at Laalngrmda' northenx defenses with twin COhimM may I Ing on either eld# af Laka Tedaga MORI MONEY / CIRCULATES to supplement th* German thraag toward that city from tha eogfe* WAJHINOTOK,"" July 15 — (AR— The publl/'t cash In pocket took aaother Jiimp last month. The Treasury Monday said there LOCAL W E A K Partly cloudy tonight Wednesday, aftanmoa th Jons Club wID bald JW U T iA .’' - O k — 4 % �—~ * r . . t v * m « ie r ? TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1M1 The Sanford Herald RATTLESNAKE (From Tltyt Wbvidonec Journal) Suddenly w&.f»a him lying Ihrre AH ■fadga'aSC, vraom and cold •* furious "3rd*, '• Death la. the only promise In • that stare. Bis lightning thrust admits no p compromise. - < ' It Just Coqidn’t Happen "Things like that ju st couldn,*t happen by mistake. It must have been Intentional'*' Is ’o n e ' of the m dsl frequent remarks heard by the editot* 0f th e average newspaper just before the receiver Is banged down on a midnight phone cell. By way of the Lake W alla Newt cornea an assorted collection of similar errors which have beerf made in recent years by newspapers much larger th in this one. For Instance an Ohio paper said a wife Jailed her hus­ band for abowlonment when she was "about to become a father.” And in describing a wedding a Maryland paper said that "John McKenny of Centerville will bo ono of the paHbcafers.” A California newspaper declared thnt "friends of Mr. and Sirs. ------------ are parents qf a baby.” lu WilkesBarre, p a , a daily headlined a story, "Mother of 18 Child­ ren in Trouble Again.” A woman** magazine advises tn at A{f a baby does not digest its milk, it should be boiled." A Kentucky ncwspn|>er describing a party said “the evening was spent in an internal way.” A Peoria, Illinois pg|>er said that a deceased woman h id been "afflicted with the Presbyterian Church for 40 years/* Over In New Mexjto the news was chronicled th at a man had fallen and suffered a fracture of his collar "button.” The Chenango. N. Y. Telegraph claimed tiio bride carried a liouquot ol “punk” roses. And the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader urged that readers send mother a gift of "hardly blooming roses." Out at'Abilene, Texas, the newspaper claimed that a woman hafl advertised fo r a husband and got 10 reptiles. .The jTbpeka.’lfanxas Capital said a man h 4 d been cut anfl I'rttlscd ."in Ms flip-flop," while another paper said a couple wed fo r ten years had had th eir first "chill." The Des Moines Register said the bride carried a "bouquet of rciied’ M d ,Mby.w The Bartlesville, Ohio paper said that “Mrs. 'p a v e Miller had a new baby boy, and Dave Is Just as happy M ^ lt was his." Another phlo f»pcr said a drunk driver was charged with "driah|hg Into Miss Miller’s re ar end, which was sticking otit Into',the toad.” Another Ohio paper toE of a Indy who was married to a W alter Jackson and to this "onion’*’ wiU bdn 1 A qhiihjlt ’ il pio tint) said1in t p reiih ort'V .rN j VKapaaa Pnbliahar i Off to W a n A gal i 1. I While Seminole County la considering th e establlaht f k Krttfth Unit, financed In part by S ta ts’ and P W ipntthnt't0 know the high per capita tree*. How the SR'papulous and jnnia gilding hen- Is actual, exsrt. rath of ayphllta m this state And to remember that the duatrial state* ef New England But all the evil myth of centur­ rradfeat otf d jd control of syphlflg la but ono of the pti- have mobdlaed for preparudne.i ies T and ar# today^Jiulling their fall Wtn pate before hh raid, essen­ weight In the national, waytial fact. ] —JOHN 8. MDOIIF.Y Tlm is Yewfll tM t at the time of the first World W ar grncy proclktmrd by PreiMrbl Florida was found to have the largest Incidence of syphilis Roosevelt la depicted In the lat­ Half tho lumnw.; <a gone al­ among white men of any other sta te in the Union. Not ent March of Time film, "Nvw England’* Eight Million Yan­ ready and we halt n’t had a much was done about it then, though everyono was sore­ kee*." which' will be »hogn lalastly warm dar p i. ly shocked to learn tho truth, and th e condition still exists. morrow and Thursday at tho Theater. . „ Herbert n « it|r U tn favor of ’Twenty-two years have passed since 1017,” tho Rita Of alt <h# stata* In the Haad poaalble aid T h Great Britain and China hnt Ja U against our Tlpjes continues, "and today Florida again holds the dis­ ton; th* March of Tim* W*> actual aartlelpaUon In th* war. graceful'record of leading the forty»e<ght states |n the in* What If tho Qs'faun* and tho tide nee of syphilis among wtyte ntarf ifc m ra b n # t(r military Japo rcaent ohr aid -to thtlr tat- duty l Whon the statistics are completed in regard to the n»i*»T r ^ Incidence of syphilis among hegroea summoned to milli r v 'f^l itt y t v, Florid* F lft p lfll B rill again nfFn ln stand a tw n fl n a d u tthe h a top of the .If. tf\U coil try (* having trou­ ttary yiU near ble with an Klamlntti ahoriag*, roll of dishonor and shame, for Florida health authorities Imagine the .l{g*-Orfmany la m. have long admitted th at 25 percent of Florida negroes are Why tho M n n peopl* hava v ’’V ’ i*71 ■ got ’more .‘MBWlnuit fluttering syphilitica. r r up their. MtMIihd Jonk clo»«t* '’From syphilitics come the blind babies. From syphili­ thin the ne&ap|7l(v* tn their tics come the Imbedls. the p aran o ias, other kinds of men­ tal cases and serious h eart ailments. Recognized as a dla­ in it* •ffc c u rn e a R ussia shteyanl* arid factories, hoyhqf than tho dreaded "Infantile bond* ad dsvlnga st»">Wt paranta run, yet It Is permitted to dig in deeper and deep­ defense snd rontribnthig In ajrry "*1 en'Into the homes of Florida. jbT'ta kh* natkmV all-eut Ida’with (i greater Incidence of syphilis among JkaT'of th* H>« wrrrjk mon than ip found in any qther state In tho ta whi (can community Is the Wtl* f i k f W 1 JnkeU , ■ ■ ■ ■ I iamb of a ritatu that doesn’t of Exeter. New HXmp-hW, trengih and all Its money 1" fight the scourge with ell II Im Sing seni every cltlteri h to*» the I partn er* In i a w arning i- would be • a Deals B annsr. also have’ a milk hhard' to mih* It legal.—Port Myrr* News Pkess. W* hope he deeanV' Milk a* nginy people a* he IdId when h* was la-Wall iBtreetr t *'-!•’ . An editorial’ tnulb r*cv»t1y m»y have rteMfUN mng ha­ prewlen. Penitoiw fnr tha aged mark an- TOO hM® TO CLASSIFY without a driver*' llcm**, and Wntard Herring, charged with — <*’) tn W hite’* kinsW AofSH INGTON p assin g . Jau ly w1*. orthleW - E d w a r d H. Folev, J r , genera counsel o f th e T rea su ry , *sM Monday th v t the M aritim e Ccmm ission h ss purchased four of the Italian vessels ImmobilissM in Am erican port*. .. He told of th e purchases In explaining why th ey w rr* not aadlng pdbltaher who, before • con- Im ong the 15 Ita lia n snd one grrvalnnal committee, criticised er­ German rhlpa a g a in st which th e ror! he alleged agmtnet Oeneral teerxtary has s ta rte d c o n fla c a tk ^ Trier Trask of the Thirty-«fth tt- tot «■ceding*. , vhha In lt tt . >And certainly be1* \Tbe four ship* a re the Irean la a meIVneee peraenattty than the aid C’onfl.lensa a t JatksoavU le, hawfcfaeed • young eerrwpoodmt F k , t h j Colorado a t Galvcaton. who, under a ratn of tpantah *h«iu. and the C lara a t Savannah. Be I* now not In’ abstract Eden pbestac** In- of lla w ttrt Those war* agalaa| charged wltlf *WA*T Chari** Nettle*, mnlat i '. driving while Intoxicated aad recklesa driving, who was trans­ ferred to the Juvenile Court. The following pleaded guilty John MeNorion charged with Intoxication; Witlia Brown, charged with renting a heat without » Hevmej W. O. 8mMh charged with Intoxication; Mamie check was nolle with prossedaggrava^ ila t<a>Vl Fanner, charged king arttv- ,d assault; and T. R. Hidden, •heuad. ar /u r»a > .whtte aw. iM a r itimOriff e C Evans, o m m ischarg*-l s io n SreoteVe ItotVeM?In World 'with tntoxUaUoa. ■ eairvaUtL. Ki* Buys 4 Italian Ship| 1*0. lhave bond. laiadriaiA charge a g a in st A. D. H aw - h fW all-Street tney will go O * KwhBaa* Bvfca Nine c u m wore 1bear? ____ ye»J| _ tvnlay and today at the July t*rm Of the County Court, prw aided over by County Judge UW. War*. Two eaa*a war* con­ tinued until tbu Thursday »♦**!•« H The air seem, pelsnned whenhe takes hi- wey. And though no sign will mark where be hn* teen Be will hnvo curved hi* track across the day. ids,1 fur , t HOP*!'.! He la all evil It ono shining i ski*. Nine Cases liste d For County Court THE (WISHFUL) THICKER Witched the Fifteenth Infantry charge up San Juan HU] and the - About 67 percent of UH fighting at S Caney about 43 years work1* lubricating oil Is produced in tty- United Slate*. ago.. ! m* third war triplakaahlm to bUtsad Britain. John Buir* bUtaed babies are the object* of Ms coneem. y executive Director John It Vceta of Um American Bare the Children Federation drafted him. to become chairman of the British Child Aid committee. • Scheduled to leave by Clipper for London some Um* tn July, he may be on Ms way now, to coordinate the ef­ fort* of the EngUah setup’s fund* raising campaign with thoae of lie Tank## affiliate'*/ - y . —- ' CASUALTY "Insurance Pina Servlen" Andrew Carraway AGENCY IMM PARK PHONE lh Allen White. Ray Lyman WUhur. Rabbi RuOolph I. Coder. Wintam O nes and Mary M. Woolley. • • Under Um carnism**** auapkea thousands of bUtaed British babiec Kara been -adopt*)" by American •Ood p«renta“ Foe f30 annually aa adopter provide* hla or her adoptee with the extra food and clothing required tn that particu­ lar UtUe Briton'S ease. Frequently Bunds* school classes, bridge club* and Dm like have raised fund* for Um adoption of several auch young- YOUR CHILD <n NEED f G LASSES* t aware o f’ his Trvaossf- Id M» country *»• If d“* WASHtNCTON^DAYBOOK *M*UI sequence toe*rv"r»t*d to th# film. Um IIsrelk e f Tim* .hows how Exeter’s p -p lr . . Last Friday th* Nation e*U- nothing of th* outaldq world exWASHINGTON — Thing* that hrated -Jnilcjwndvnea’ Ody." lArtcouldn’t happen anywhvr- *!**: ty luagvd orators mad* patriotic Secretary of Agriculture speeches to groepa ef etUiqne end "N*w E n O M ’s J t k h t *mtoe parade* were more or leas the Claud* E. Wlckard new knows Y*nkv#*r M Tte. nrrt ai » erder of the day. I wllneevad on* what th* alley gang meant when inch p in d i. ' tt wasn’t partleaUriy la*plrlng. It dltratcd nttos from , almO*/ rd S u te a ch so ae e rta u m a ra parade* IM wltaeaaed |ntV»MP«*t it cut down tbolr nibbling Midtort and - ahUor*. mUlury crfdpaiviit. Off icl»la howlng and •mfltokr 'fr<N* open cm .' Children | y RUSSELL KAT o w v iv w l _____ OR. HENRY �■i r ~ THE BAWTQRI) HEEAWJ, BAIffTJRD FLORIDA t e a . LOURINE BEAL, Socktj Editor Method >aw-Hook Author Visit* 1'Diversity Mounting Taxes *' Makes Problem Of House Budget Social And Per Social Calendar PA G E TH REB r so n a i s Mr. and Mra. E dw ard laine ha we aa th e ir fo e at. Mm. John Register, o f A tlan ta. Oft. E l.w o rth H arper, J r . Is n u lling ia T am pa w ith hie a u n t, U ri. Amelia N o r m G A IN K SV It I \ S|*rei» I Problem num hor one for the hou»rholder In 1941-4*2 hid* fftlr to be that cf fimling wmy* ftnd m rnm of mefttHiff h rtv y tftXPf ami risin r living co*t« and a t the «amc time m aintaining a* f a r ft* po««ible the «tamlartl of Hvliiff to which ahe is acctiatomed. T hat we mu«t u ite tip many thing* »a lurvilftbl*. W hat ftftd how are question* etch hou»«wtff must in tw r r for #h rrse lf. The method i< ea*y to «'utline, th* rtn u ty Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Ball have gone to Hendersonville, N C. to spend a two week*’ va­ cation. Mr*. A ndrew C arr* way and Mr*. W. G. Flem ing who are •pending tax oral weeks at D ay­ tona Beach, spent the weekend in Sanford. Miss T hao Vickery agent the weekend In D e lan d as ike guest of Mr*. E velyn G arrett. She was accorapainod home by Mr*. lia rfe tt and Ted Gumm. Mr. and Mr*. C otrrtl T ally and ■laughter, K athlyn Ann, of J a c k ­ sonville a re expected to a rriv e Thursday to tpend tb elr vacation here and In T avares. Mrs. ,G. E. McKay Installs Officers Mr*. G lenn E. McKay, D istrict Deputy P resid en t of tho Bebekah Assem bly of Florida, was the ln•tallin g o ffic e r of the Benevolent Rebeknh Igidgr Num ber 23 of I t . Cloud which wsx installed la st night in Hi. Cloud: O thers from Sanford attending and serving on the Installing Staff Included Mra. Mae ttubew, a ir. George Kwan. Mra. Ira Southward, Mr*. Emma Lynn, Mra. M ary B elly w d Mr*. Carl E. Chorpenlng, J r . A , Members of the Sanford Ant­ ler* Lodge entertained on btsnday evening with a Wont ride on. F. E. Roumillat'i boat, tho ’’Sky­ lark.” Tho party cruised up too ...............to . .Left** . St. Johns River ■ a ffl Ow'\Wa fetu*d *»A> freshnsoata were served, wart of which was a largo cake donated by Father and Mrs. A. 8. Peek. r Br. and Mra. Ralph Good-1 speed sat ad aa ehapatoges and Others enjoying tha crufaa w ant ••MUs Janet Bayd. Mbs Au­ gusta Clause, MUs Jean GDaa, Miss Owen Have*, Mia* Fraacaa Bryant,' MUs Batty WUklnaa*. MIssXReWaoca Lea, Mima Clara. Baskins.’ MUa Elliabeth Fte- A r a tllla . reiu sircj. ■Also, Lefty ntapmah. Cl IRI Vernon, lordon flail. Dr, ami Mre, B. J . I-aCnur of New O rleans are tho guosts of the la t t e r 's p aren ls, Mr. and M ra C. J. M eriw ether, a t lhair home on C eU ry Avonue. •m in is rstn n a te of the probable inr, me f" r the year. Fallow th li with carefully-m ads judgm ent nf the m axim um sm oinit of a ta tr nrnl federal inrume t .x r s yxru will he a sLcil In pa. (m ake It large | and su b tract ih r amount from your e-Uprated income. Pleti to live mi the rest, or working Income Cut nn paper a list of present expenses l)o nut om it small item s; they all count in the total. Study this work eheet carefully I in not a tte m p t a general per rentage reduction hut weigh val lies one against another sm l dl* card the le u desirable W herever possible retain the things which you know are especially neces­ sary to m aintain goi.l m orale in your p articular family W ith this new tense nf values in mind m ake a spending plai whieh yen tiring within the lim ­ its of your reduced w orking in come. T raditional, outdated, mat ter.of-course purchn.ea m ust be om itted unless they can prove Iheir value Use this new plan to n-ntrol expense Each desire to .pend for item s nol included In the dally routine m ust he Justi­ fied. Such a budget will Include «»i <m I»r. book on ni r l . . i. »w«- l I ■| ■i i t . th r l mon I'x r i j»t K turi'la.** trol th»- ■m .i . lk»n t c u t I* » »,!lmhil« thing* unit Inv|i I hi liiii.il Ihin't • peiiil w 'h.i it iiiiiipt.fi .•! w ith the pin h . . , . Hi. m nun.l m il i .. ii I.. in., U n it. A lbert P itt (left! and I.leut. Sam Wood of the N assau County, i„ |„ police, exam ine tho rifles and revolvers found In the Merrick home of F v e re tt M. Roeder. on* of S i persons recently seised a t Nasi spies by federal authorities. R ordrr was employed a t the plant wherx bomb sights are m a n u fa c tu re d .____________ • t. on M o r e p e o p le p r e f e r t G eneral tlc c tric chan any o th e r m ake of re frig e ra ­ to r, avioriling to recent survey*. Juvt look at the G e n e r a l E lectric m e c h ­ anism and you'll ICC vvh) ! puiiim -n lo r mu .( iv ice r a th e r th a n fo e . |ltl,| 1 1 p o liiti*. thi- house- | \11 •I to g iv*1 m o il* tho u | pi-nio-n < rural planning end liny, iilis t n o t m g le w e x - j i o f lik e n it i it lu iia l W h il tlutse* Sanford Electric Contracting Co, K. (’. II U tl'K It ins Magnolia Mr. »nd Mrs. B rice fa n c y of SU P e tersb u rg , who have been ■pending several days In S an ­ ford, left today for Jacksonville to visit w ith Mr. and Mr*. E. L. Miss Fatsye O’Conner la ex­ pected to arrive taday from the University of Maryland Hospital lit Baltimore to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. T. L. O’Ceaner. Mill Betty King. Miss Martha Page, Ml** Audrey Bach end Mias Phyllis Bach left Sunday for Came Choxeenwah. Green Cove Spring*, where they will epead some time. Mr. and Mre. Jack Stamper and son. Harold, have raturned fr*at a week'* vlilt In Miami Wtlh MF. Blenf^eV’i mother. Ml*. Clara Stamper, and uncle, E. A. Perry. tha Woman's Missionary Union Mias Herathel Hamby returned of the First Baptist Church at today from Ft. Lauderdale where her heme an Avocado Avanua she has been vUUing with Mr. yeitrrdsy afternoon. Tho moot­ and Mra- Harry llansan. Mr*. ing was opened with a prayer Hansen returned with her to vlrit offerad hy Mra. A. K. Roeset- with her parents, Mr and Mrs. E. C. Echols, until 8unday. Mra. A w Millar prasitted over tha huahtem dWsalon and Mrs. F. Mr. and Mra. F. D. Scott have E. ’ Gatatwl t e u h t tha ’ Bible ea their guests for a few days Mrs. Scott'* mother. Mr*. W. L. C. Ilatgler. and aisles, Miss Margaret Halgler, who are spend­ ing several weeks at Daytona Beach. prWaldent •am* preaent Mr. and Mra. R. I. Cornell to sew for and Mr. mid Mra. Bract Lanev It appoint- bars returned from New York tan's Club City wh«ra they accompanied Lieut. Robert Cornell, who sailed for to rts Bleu where he will ba stationed with tha U. 8. Army. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Cleve­ land plan te leave tomorrow for Savannah, Ga., to visit for a few day* before going to Hartxeell and several other points In Oemtte and Bout* Carolina far a two weeks’ vacation. W o 'r e a t T o u r S e r v i c e ! “You’re in the army now”, i* nothing new to ua. * Willi our army of over 1JSOO skilled Sun­ shine Service employes, our main objective for years bat been to furnish * you cheap,* dependable AMPL£ electric aervice. »Ihit’i:_whyAwc are soIWtll pre-i p a r r d to m e e t o u r eounl ry** Ut'fento needs today. j And that** %*liy it pays to I.iphi Comlilion your lioine. For note you can lave energy, protect iprecioue eycaight and help beau­ tify your home—all at a cost of [jprnniea an hour with cheap i-“Sunshine Service’ mi mum is im r S' 7 m land and urn ad- ta L**V a ^ iv ' ftTffttSKk* » K \ - « i « • *ewwKVft ffftftl ■ wwe VitoM H Wm OHB BwB fir CTT M( 'i t paow v iB B fn t JtBad a M r* ' i Will ■-ainmt-nii-d, ‘•mill • • WS | ■ ili-l thin Invily Mti far our ii imii'i w riting m il week, i - I l i.i 'i l Huriilii is 4 | r t i t l - t it r . mnl wo h»*o t>orn e*1easily ■t'liulv plonsnl With the uni- tailed, •«»« .ii , t m«t\ he rtM nsfs-.t * •* »n* i Record* nt t\ k> pt t»\ th* m ethod mo** • nv»-! ones. !>••%. * ii • r |. ,.k * w hat n o t. I t i t j-i in »n i i c«*n. Yancey Cleveland of O rlando Is e guest today of Mr. and Mre. . N. I leveland. Mr*. J . X. C a m e ra* and d a a g h trr, M agty. and Mr*. W. f . Stone a re spending the day today In O rlando with friends. I ’m known law I**.. \ the pa t I • \ r trn ih ri jit \* % U *|».*n*tii' Hi * • Int*-«| into m any !«****(«• KM u*r.| wiilvly throughout the w a tH , And hi» wifi*, H rlrn M. Clftrk. Ir• it th r uniwfxltJT.. hr to COfli :• *i«- hi* w riting* of it new book, i«t.( •hr to continue hrr «twty of In* Mr* t lark will re v iv e ft •I* £Mt fnon N V I* n c it year. had b rrn in e-\t*ry t u lf t tn UNITCD �'«rr-.v. ~ w a n rt • / AA w lw * k ite a n j a lw ■adoaa fo r ■ tally . (Jneri Ha/| *Utifrrrw| • Hrott m ba nfo rd ab h o ra’oa i i _______ _ 3 1 3 X b rf ........... .. 3 1 0 a 2 1 LEEsnu/tt; g b y o P&QfH, coowe- th e Second arift six th n m n iN ami np p C u m l to lx? h a v in g th in e * hi* ow n W jy T h r n in th e mv«*n»h. S^>tt p‘»kii| a l»*ft id* ( i n i i i i i * utom arh am i a n o th e r to Urn «<d •Her*4 th in , urul G o m es, itp p u rm t Iv in a dux**. yam* w id e open f**r .S c o ttw h L d t lir v r ig h t to th. c h in . It w»» th e fir» t k n o ck o u t and th o accom l <lrfent fo r G m « * in his shorty b u t «p e c ta r u ln r career a* a h e a v y w e ig h t. O n ly 2 0 y e a n ••M, G om es ha»l been regnr*l**»l »* n lik ely c o n te n d e r fo r th#- title se o > :p r a x * pscmuc A f, RePiA ctA A B*)r f e n -f»(£3 SUFVjter C M R I& ... C A IN K SV II.I.E, J u ly |f, — (/II— I lull l*rr-.l<l<-nt r p 'i l ('nipm ill Monday Ibat ni'K'Hiolion < hu«l been nil hut com pleted f«*r the outright «nle of Jimmy I’ruettp Gitinenville'a »lugging »Htfielder ••» f-hnrluatiin of the o**i *„ ToU U . C ln4a ./atafard ooo doj u - 2 Leewburg ___ 120 732 x-16 Panningtan, Muore, .W hite, flood win 2. Hill f. T. Alaobrook 3. Oalnea, Oano, llardln I, Pambl* 2. Krrorl, Penningten t . Hmlth. McMilla*. Johniwn, White, Alaobrcok. Rena batlnl In, J m Iuml White 2, Hill. Rtnlm EMa, Roller, Go<n|wit 2, AI«ohro*k. Run* batteil 1*, Jackinn. . -W hite t. Hill 2 Creel 2, (inince Rgfdln, Gano 2, AfrCannon. Two ■»l i t kite, Hill. Stoics - bawe, , Saaiar, Goodwin 2 Al*obroi>k 3. Oano. Loft on ba-u-e, S;tnf- rd 7, Lootburg 11. 8a*e« on ^tile, iff -Callahan 11, Manning • 2, MeCannon I. lilt*, off CnOahan 6 . In 4 Inning*; oil Manning 4 In >1 off Gtlno* < In 4 1 off Me2jCaiM n I In 3. dlit by pitcher, :>hy CalUban (Hill); by flalne* Sanlando Thla beautiful tropical park will slra you * fanning aat lafoelion at laaat coat.. Come for a — aUjr for an •Yonlng of ilaiKlnB anti a flaal ilotf* in th* c a p t i v a t i n g "Spring*.” , Sanlando la <i0nly 20 MlnaUa Away.” Bring ' Toor Frlanda. II S o u th A tla n tic * L eague P ru e tt plnyctl hia ln«t game for the G-Men o f tho rln-** N plorifln S tiP r lacngue nnd will prohnbly leave for Chnrlcnton today. Cone Nitid th e local rltth would get tir.n w hen P r u e tt re|H»rta to Charleston nnd |R 0 0 m«ra if he mnke* good. RADIO NEWS w diio Tonight'* rrngrama fi:00 lletrlmli Score* tl:0.'i Mt-lmlirn n : | .1 Youth New* (1:20 If, 1*. New* , (1:30 Winper Hour (1:45 Mlrarlc* and Mrlodle* 7:00 Eytirelon* in Rclenc* 7:15 Sport* Reporter 7:25 Sam fluff tho "Face of War" 7:30 Time Out Fnr Dancing 7:15 Fucccx* and Why < 7:60 Mueic Room 7:65 Klmor Dnvl* and tho New* H:00 Wo tho People 8:30 Lewiaohn Stadium Concert. 11:00 fllrnn Miller 0:15 Public Affair* •0:30 Ju*n Arrlxvu. 0:45 New* of tho World 10.00 Kdwln C. Hill 10:10 fl*rl Hoff Orcheatra 10:30 Michael Irorlng Qrchrttra 11:00 t.intnn Well*, now* 11:05 Teddy Powrll 11:30 11*1 flrnyaon 0/che»tr* 11:66 Pit** Now* 12:00 Sign Oft ~ _____________ • Tnmorrow'a PrograM* 6:30 Norman Ileaalcy and HI* Florida Cowboy* 7:00 Now* of Europe 7:16 Breakfaat Bravlliea 8:00 UP Now* (R. Jaduon Ing pitcher, Callahan. GINS - LIQUORS JVKRY-—P H 0 N B M 0 ACKAGE STORE G e i ic i A i e e R . GfAQuXUNL A r r e m -6 B e a-t -m e e * io o p u k C A tt t B R — u a e U J ^ u w d ro C o tA X - r e ^ ... F « e w > A A O A tS r t f M U f r A IS FAR BCLOWJ PA R / N«laon E dvard 1. .__ i_ to tirr o r u n p a id B t u * > Fa**aid I t ii _________ Frank W. _____ _ DUETT IT TA TaiB L B FW UO N- R**4 Roklnaaa MixiM_____ a i. m o r r a r r t a x e s . {*•* C oart Iparlm oata A* ronulrtd b y C h ap ter 1ST14 A ria or l l l l , n o lle * la k e r o k y g lr • n th a t In ta n g lb l* P ern on al P rop a r ty Tax** aaaaaaod fo r 1SI* arc now d tlln q n a a t. and k o a ln n ln d W ith Ju ly I. 1*11. te n p e r c e n t baaa ll y ha* been added, a a d each la a a a end p o n a ltle * are d r a w in g InloreM at Two P ercen t per m on th , plue lb * p ro p o r tio n a l* eoot » f p u b ll.h tn g Ihlo n o lle * L'nlea* th e am ount* a c t ap p eal!* each n e m * below nr* paid b e fo r e Ik* Ktret [>*y o f A a c n e t. 1*41 T a x E > enutlnna w ill laau* th ereon and b* • le lle e /e d la Ik * M kottll f o r Mwy uu on *p r p r o p e r ty , real, p e r to n a t or ml le d , b e lo n g in g I* th e tax n ep er, for unpaid tax**, p o n a ltle * e n d ad d ition al roota. The n a m e * of d elin q u e n t la ta a p lh l* P ereo a n l I’rn p erty la x payer*, and lb * am o u n t o f tax** and eoeta a r e aa fn lln w a: \ AM OUNT D U E T A Jf F A T E D ^ fW TAK EN • •ifo rd nnic| co. jo, k . _____ INA H. FENWICK Executrix of Ik* Mtala of Carrl* O. Femwlck. docoaacd. JN TIIE CIRCUIT coknr n*-u. KraWViSTO. ’n i*“» »* i* ! t . •« chaw ckht CUAItA no a m iJ -K N . D efandant. \ ntvoitcE n o t ic e IN THE NAME OF TIIB STATE o n r iE H t i r OF FLORIDA: ANGEL’S EAT SHACK [ * r t A rcana Jw at O ff Of C dE sr* A t o m fVBASfAtJ 1*16 / T o rtrr o r c t f a id d e i .i t m n r T A X o m a pk eso ta l FNOPKBTT TAXES. H IP f'fc!.0C-R A* r»<inlrH b y C t i f t i V S t ilt. A rm of i t l t N otl«« la h#r»t»jr | I t « d »h x i T u n sIb U T araonal P r o p e r ty T p i m AFwPBBD.t for 194# a r t now •l*tlni|ti»nt and b # t ln n ln a w ith In ly IS. I t l t auch ta se a ara draw* ln « Interest a t on# par c a n t ear m onth plua tha p r op ortlon ata e sa t •*f iMihlliihlne th U notlea. U n lta a tho • m niinid N t opp oalto aaoh naroa UG»t •■■■! i » i tv rw iM r .c A M t^ o f g b « u i.f AtiauBt t i l l w a r -" -* * —1 •••**• ihcrann d lr o c tln e lavy u p on and •ela u ra of th a ta n g lh la parajn al p r n n .ft r •» th a ta x payar fo e onpaid la t .o . p a n a ltle a aod a d d itio n a l r tia if Th** nam e# o f d o lln q u an t |i«raon al propartjr ta s pny#ra snd th e anifiunt o f t a ia a and coata and th e firBt m on th ’* p an alty ara aa ! isuV tijfU o U fltc - f-i '’dr ue i i a balnw ar» p»ld before tha Ptr»t d- Andy K In Winner Of Ten Point Purse NKW YORK. J u ly IS —OO— A ndy K.. T ony IVIIctcri’a epeedy m i l thiit cnxily took tha threeyi-ar-nld ••H'miu-rnmcnt chapiplon»hip" Inat your, c»m* bock to thi- rncca M onday nnd won th* Ti-n Point I’urxe, a $2000 oy»fnight eprlnt, nt Kmplre City. Pucking 120 pound*, he raced live nnd th reo -q u arterx furlongx in I :ll!l to win by a hrnd from Mra. C. S. Ilrnm ley’e Sungino, Mrx. Alice F. Hhcrm an’* U rey W olf, wpx a clnac-up third. An­ dy K. wne m adu a $6.40 for $2 fa v o rite by th e crowd of 12,304. C. V. W h itn ey ’* Y ankee C hnncc, ra te d n 2-6 f»yortt* ov­ e r th rrn rival* in th* tnH* and n a ix trrn th ercondary fra tu re , ImrFly m annged U> pcore by a hend over A bb* Pl*rre, a rank outnidcr. 8:10 8:16 8:30 8:45 Program re*om* Morning Dovotloa* Jimmy Barry, long* Tuno Tim* 0:00 Virginia 0:05 Black and White notea 0:15 Mytt and Marg* 0:30 Marne I 0:35 Farmer Dan'* Program 0:45 Womin of Courage 10:00 Daytona Baach VarUtlaS ill:15 UP Newa 10:30 At Home With Bally Mar- AM) U •*' w.v, potNUtfl trr C**N0H5 CF — I..; I 11> VX-K** tACD AT IG flD d , U W l.V t ll »iC LOOK-i O F mi i,-e ,u*o turn «< wvmf) ouroio t. ,i iM.utvt i»« ixe'OA-K iout or U-. < Mu W ill AH O ftM H.AME. llCNG XHOmt.fAMOUS l l f i - i t (AM LNTOUNtBM , in HCMii-ncpuflaxr lODBTIBfBi Of BtJTOOAU** tArtWUI I lawn 1rw ALYHCUOM \U*MUO MOM* IO TMtlQ MAM.dVtHr. j I n« wcnsTUJ. into nd \eMM«NAMTJ HARJNf, TD«>tI3... / O lA lt n O il IA M FV \3TXtlt UbMRMft n«GY HC»tT. JZ \B tro c i BI-ACM.V M IMG / tun e* jRKi-r a® tewt n* ra m cnc-uwu rr. MtMMCI M CUVCUNO *4 D WKN CAMOWMEIAMTSMia »ATXuW I ' _ alotxM U M T toA xatO M orM w l H g f s ~ R VOMCirr TMtSAMg VfM.. I I P* amount due FOR TAXm and com * «1I*» Alilarman * Rannatt — At linn n lira W. I. -----Allman W, W....... flarnaa V.llla ................. Illabnp n»o. D. tTrerta* ll-.lly Frail ----- --------Calhoun Dan ——-----Clamant. Apartmania I'r.iM Itnait racking Co. I,aFur**t Norm** * IMtnn Char I l*npo . kVIu-r-on Canning Plant Flab tlau. F. In * .----— *'laa>rn C ell E .------- tlfirtllna \V. C. ---------llalnrlrh C. E -----------Iar-iha Wnv W. —____ .1a maa ItanJ. ..........____ _ Jnnaa Tra ftkop —--- — t.ammnmt*a T*r* Hhnp — laaiar John Hanry--- ... I./>nir llnwant C. --------Mnhnnay Mia* JBIIan — Marrllt Oimlor .............. Marrltt Caell------------ Maaaaf W. Ittckart ■ . ... Mlakana E A---- ........ Millar nrlraptar------ -Mnnlaxama Mntal_____ Moor# Ad* K. n il in* in* n it UK II* It •• . »t •• »*.»• •I ll Mt •• |lt.* 1 ilia **.*i** Ml «.M II* UK It* till »• rial bank*. At aaving* banka. At Federal Re*erv« banka. At rainy laving* and loan auociatloiu, aad other financial ln*tltotlon*. Or by null direct from th* Tteaa* ory Department In Washington. MCI ONLY T T E in J U T U i » ( fUBUC fUNtnCMt Duucaia Mom ca-.icau ano rooi«MLt*Ma 10:15 l^»t Wo Forget n MUM'OMMDNIUAU. AM QUAIC AMO ICKNRP11:00 Kate Smith Bpcika icmiv cofioici iiGiriiNG KmraoMonoMiA 11:15 Swing Your Partna IfDCItNCV AND K W O t V l M rv tK V ID /iC H 11:30 Ufa anil tha Land ll!45'Our n«l Sunday <Y ano iciriM. wrc'. 12:00 UP Newa 12:10 Mu*lc*l Interlude S ill Malady Marathon 12:15 Checkerboard Tima 3aio Accent on Muxic 12:30 Danca Tim* 4fl0 Ooldan Gate Quartet Defense Rond Quiz 12:43 Road of Llfa 4)13 Afternoon Variation •1:00 Yourtg- O f Malona 4:30 Organ Mtlodtoa 0. In whut denomination* ara 1:18 Jayc* Jordan 4:48 Burl Ivaa dcfvnxe raving* bond* avaiUhlai 1:30 N*w Smyrna Varltlaa 8:0* Tha Lana Ranger A. You enn buy a Scrlea E, or 3:10 Doe 9*Uan Trua 1:48 Marry Go Round "People’* llond, for • $18.78, Btariaa 2:00 Mary Margaret McBride $.17.60, $76, $375, or $780. Th* 2:15 The Sololste 8:48 Tha World Today rira, of Kerie* F and O bond* 2:28 UP Newa Loan* totaling 1 1 , 120,000 •jin* ut 874 and range* up to 2:30 Renfro Valley Folka . 0 ,0 0 0 . 2:48 Children Also Ar* People have bean mad* In Weat Florida (J Where can 1 buy n'dafanaa 2:65 Prtaa News . alne* 1934 by tha Marianna !\-ing* bond! 3:00 Song* of Cheer aad Com- Production Credit Association A. At po*t oflicM- At eommeraccording to Florida official*. B r a n d y , Champagnt, Win#, Gin, Cordlafe, ate. THB STATE TltoCPtR IS HERB TO CMKKUPON THI 1M6BEHV.*<— BAGGETTS Liquor Store Hathar Arcatfe SWCZALMOHTOdOOkl v m WHOH ATTMI M O V*/ PtOANYai/ES, Q OrPlCZSZ?,— TO X 1M PWACOAPMtr. BUT t D IO * * * * MUCH O F ir A T B M T p d f- BU8 INK8S SERVICE THff/POBO DdfiStfJfIN OFF TOGET N-V4MENJ DOIT d HAPPEN ? R IB FARMERS IN TUB COintT f*F TIIB COUN­ TY Jltnor. HBMINOl.B CtJUNTT. HTATE OF FLORIDA. IN RE: Ibo aalata at WILLIAM O. EDI.Lit. Daranaait. IN I’lbOIIATK TO WHOM IT MAT IVlNCERNi Notlra la harahy glvan (hat DELTA M. KDLKIt fllao har final raport aa admlnlatratrlx nf Ik* artata of WILLIAM O. RDLBH. ilaaaaaad. that ah* rll*4 h*r P*tltloii lor flaal dlaeharg*. and that ah* wIR apply tu th* llunorabla It. W. War*. County Judg* of Kamlnnlo County, Florida, nn th* Iat day at Auguat lilt, tor ap­ proval of aama ami for (teal dlachars* aa Admlnlatratrlx nf th* aatatei of WILLIAM O. EDLNH. daeaaard. aa thla lit day of July A. D. Ult. • . , DELTA M. BDI.ER. t A d m ia la tro trtx nf tho ooatato at WILLIAM O. ED- HESSE’S HOME BAKERY 10S Watt First S tm t PITTSBURGH PAINTS PAINT YOUR CAR W/Tff IfOR ONLY Fra* D*Hvary, FM a r $ l4 $ ETTA KETT ClasstHed Advertisements ,T HOUSE. 18 N ell* * la k t n l r |t ? n U lt I N * 1L F E N W IC K HIM bar fin al report u -n x a ca trtx o f Ik e aatat* o f C A R R IE a FEXW UCK. d*r u w l ; t h a t i h * file d h*r P*tlllo o fo r f in a l dlacharg*. an* Ifcol • ho w ill apply to tk* llo n o ra k lo It. W. W a r* . C ounty Ju d e* of Som lnolo C o u n ty , F lo rid a , an tk* Ith day o f A r f i i l 1111. fa r • » p r o f it o f a o a io aad for fin a l *1»r h a r ia aa E x e c u tr ix o f Iba u t * o f C a rrl* O. F e n w ic k d o . raaaod, o n Ihla U k d a y o f J i l f A. D. l i f t . L E G A L N O T IC E S W T f.,.74J* sJT. M U L L * * . r « r — l A I’ruett Sold To ChnrlcHton Club flu-din It :— '•• <•' * k t By Jack, Sord Scott Wins Bout Over Gomez By Su rprise K. 0 T A M P A . J u ly 15. - -M V -R u «M y Sc*'tt o f W i i h l n f t o n , 0 ( \ Fc«>rrfl a «urpr l*p «*v*nth-rm jn t| knock nut over T o m m y G'nnc* o f r a m p Hlaiw H nf b»»t n lq h t in n h e a v y w e ig h t bent Peh#Hul»*«l for 10 rounds. It w n% G om el** fijfh t th rou gh tho fir s t a it round** K c o t t * Ihtvo* blow to t r i / r in th e sev en th th iit srnt th e Holilirr to thi m n P ennington, R. Jnhnion ami vn* for krcp« to«ik th e c ru w I * f p g r* w e re tha o n ly S a n fo r d m m a,COO by c o m p le te aurpriai* ; ■ fca*e h it, and both re n ­ •Scott w c jih w l IM a m i G'unrx in g to n and J o h n a o n m b-1* - it •*<£>• *. * d ft . > a t — BA N FO H D , F U JE 1U JI Sanford Legion Juniors Crushed By : Leesburg 15-2 Through Costly Errors Sanford** Legion Junior* were im x k e d by th* L reiburg ttam •la » gam* played (her* yentcr- ^ r - RANDALL EXfiCnUC K * n 4 r;(in iiw \ « t n •* �.* ■ ■ ■ ■ I ‘‘ s ' ' ^ W S? > SI FT -rw - *^T'- . .-. - .- ~ H -.*♦• - --: ••,»•■ -.-. ,..- .\- T V v r - - ; • ’ _ r» JW* ‘• • s * -J-V T * " . ww* -.•.•■■ - n r " - ------- { M M H r w B— taota G oaty Prod on* Fndt And ▼•cetabka T b u A*J . Similar Arc* Ja Florida Hanford la The Only Central >*4 Florida City Affording Kail. H lghaa} And Water Transportation AN INDEPEN DENT N E W A F K K volume ra n EaUbQahed la 1908 HANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY* JULY 'Russians Continue Counter-Offensive On Central Front £ N A Z I 16, 1911 C O N S U L Member Associated Pre M IS S E S B O A T TO TOKYO * Enemy Driven Back, • S o v i e t Dispatches 1916 Auto Tag Is '■From Front Claim; ; Shown Bpailtkiu Nazis Still Terse fled Army Unit , Sa id Destroyed y . S. 9. R. Air Losses Placed By German Agency At 7,182 LONDON i l l y U . - ( A P ) A a *b u a d M • Rnaaiaa K am ua I t ib • Maioby said teday that i f n If Moscow should fall to 111 advancing O iraau , Ik, i m . let L'aloaa widely dispersed lad—tries wed id kt akk to bom tin Bod Army la field • “folly —pallid." To added however, bo did aot believe the iotlet capital w—Id fall. Air oboe—«— boro —id the »f of Haloby’e words He* alaeot total ah , b C «" «« ripirli of * lad—trial tarfeta in r W. B. Miller, a celery grow ­ er who lives on C elery Avenue, has b ro u g h t Into the office of C ounty Ta* C ollector Jno. D. Je n k in s ons of th e earliest autom obile tags Issued In Sem ­ inole C ounty. T he d ata on the ta g la 1910. th ree jrrara a fte r th is county w as form ed from a p a r t o f O ra n g e Coun­ ty. In thoso days, Mr. Jlnklns related today, the tag* were Issued by the Individual counties under S ta te law. It wasn’t until U la r th a t the S tate began the m an u fa ctu re of sta n d a rd tar*. C. M R ,r. nr. who llvaa on the W rit Side, bou g h t the license plate for a F o rd c a r for $6, records In the o ffice of th e tax col­ lector reveal. The U g la sm all, about five by eaven Inches, and la black and w hite. Coated with enam el It still la in good sn ip e today. er Camps Termed V i t a l Help To Boys lilllll G e T O w ’ p S J i S 'r A l u m n a , knifing deep into the Stalin Line toward Leningrad, were f t ported today to have “wiped out” the Soviet arm y forces at Bjelaja, 87 miles east of Pakov, b u t the Ruaalana asserted th eir Red arftiea smashed the new salient an d ' hurled the • invaders Kiwania Told Boys Learn S e lf Re­ l i a n c e At Camp Soviet dlipa tehee from the ‘S um m er cam ps do som ething front —Id the fierce Rnsaian counter-offensive continued on to tench boys —If reliance and s p irit of give and ta k e th a t Me central frost, wait of the the ■otrtt a n do,” H erother agency ccai Dnepr Rlnr and that the Gar* M o rris, ------, direct oa _r o f Comp maaa bad bo— driven back gvea -----the Ju n - ___ _ neW viv Adolf Hitler** field load. of tko KlwanU Club at their > m arten again reported lonely regular weakly luncheon meeting tbit opentioni of the IKday-otd st the .Valdes Hotel today. Mr. M orris, a f te r describing Invailoa w en “proceeding fa* of conbly,” and that “In —v e n l the a c tiv itie s and p ro g ram placos deipcnto cguntir-attacki Camp W inona, Introduced th ree w on npulied with bloody loaaei o f the y oung c am pers. C harlie McMillan, Holden D avid end Ted fo r the —eray.” w Kokow war communlqu— In­ Hayes, eac h o f w hom told w hat the cam p m eant to them . dicated lhi Germana w en mak­ T ypical o f the reactio n of ing little If any progroaa to­ boyi who a tte n d (he an n u al se s­ ward Kiev, Ukraine capital. Lacking riporta of the ipoeta- sion o f Com p W inona a t De­ cular lucceai— iuch aa marked Leon S p rin g s, Mr. M orris m I.I, ** e blttikrleg cwoop through w as t h a t o f ooo sm a ll y o u n g ­ Belgium, Holland aad France s te r who w ro te to th e m an who last summer, the Natla tumid m ads It possible fo r him to go. from Hitler'i two-oenteoe# com­ “ I dona th in g s I n e v er seen b e ­ munique to p n ie dlepatcboo na- fo re," th e boy w ro te . “It dooo bora good to gel tertlng tbo Luftwaffe o n „ —reading havoc among Soviet away from thalr parents for a * mmmhnlcitlone behind, tbo llnoo. while,” Mr. Morris delcared. “At DNB, German n i¥ i agency, tbo camp they make their own placed Soviet air loooos to dale beds, sweep their tab Ins, do a little rooking and wash dishes.” at 7,111 plane*. The boys art placed In groups Tbo Russians claimed today to have virtually annihilate! ad- • f sight or nine in the csblni, Mncod German motorlied foro— the director explained, and learn striking at Leningrad from the loyalty te their own croup. Soma Pskov-Porkhov —etor, poo— 171 boys. ho added, would not learn m lln to tko south aad to boro until too tote how to live with hoys without the beneflk bold fast i t the Rod cantor a b o u t Vitebsk In violent fight- of the camp. Taken away from |ja^ that cost many diad on both the sheltering Influence of their rests, the youngsters learn shift for themselves, Mr. MorAlong the Ukrainian front, said. M (meow's e arly m o n la g com ­ m unique p ictured th e N asi drive Racognlslag the growing popu­ . on Kiev i s hnltad and asserted. larity o f tnmmer camps as an , that Ginnan Meehan- aid ta fostering democracy, many ye -bad-got n f ir to t coUegeo are offering roan— to of the main fort— aa to cu m conn—Bern cad directors. My- Morrin declared. bo loft “In a difficult i One of tko obj—tie— ho listThin estimate of tbo “ i t T about dlametifeliv oppo‘‘‘L water • lie to th at Of th f/ ~unoinrtaiiy ^ f l l c l t e , "ll f f l **4 treea —n things which . taat jffflralt ta It difficult to learn northern fete— had E id nearly b Mr. Morris was Introduced by ta Novgorod, which « only 100 mOoa a n thaete Dr. W. P. Bskrman. who was Ingmd, and that Chairman. O P. Heminm ost bunkers lad at tbo meeting, klM la the Vitebsk it am W w ____Sandier of La Orange. y tc jS s L k MdHnUtl Abont Fsknsty —kbov, kw Om, broth— ta liw of Klwanlan Prank fTbrntr w— introduced as n vial toe by G. D. Works—a. ■ County F*F*A- Group Is'W inner Of Prize A xis A ssails Roosevelt For Foreign Policy President Said Cir-. clinje Like Vulture Over Cape .Verde And Azores Isles J a p a n ’s Cabinet \Kgrcssinn Is ’ C h s r ^ f o ir ;® / Matsuoka Leaves Spokesman Says TwoT Powers Are Ready To Meet America Group Placed Nippon In Axis Line-lip, Made Soviet Pact RERUN. .July ir, —(/P>—• IIA V A N aT c I'H A . J s l r l«. — f t I ’) The Cuban cabinet resigned today In facilitale the rc n rsan iiatlo n of the gnvem m enl by PreuMeot K ulgrnlco ItatU la. (•Pi-nuut ni'wxpniM-rx vied " i t h i-tifh o th e r in h ittc rl/, Hxsiiiling I’rrsilli-nt KixtsevpIU •"tin t nfli-r Dt-nlscht- Diplo-. rnnlisi li-l’iditischo Korrespon-, ili'ii/.. fon-lgn o ffiru m o u th p irn ', itm isi'il h in t o f tr y ­ ing to pu sh linU nited S tate * in to tvnr “a rm in a r m wirh llrdshi'v Mm.'' T h r lliMTHcn 7.i*itun jf Raid Capt. F rits W icdcnm snn, ou Joh.innr* llurchrM , N an f f n u l frm n Now hut thi* |tnp«*r* c sro, with h i, wif,- am i -on, Eiloai jtrriv n l too lat«* f*»r I hum F*» mi»K«» th rir wflir-.lulftl •It-1«i«r 111r • « ill, m *n,iun on the ro o st, walchi a ,i t'OtiArt|ii«*nt’«', lh**y v%* rr britfitril n «|n-t '-tl *11 pi'iMiil inn »l M aru «*il aw ay low anl tho G I w in / tlu*m ti» n m .tin in Dn I ’flit f«l Stilli'4 nn'il .1«11v TOKYO. Ju ly |C — f/P l— The B ritish governm ent prom ised u f « cabinet o f Prem ier I'rtneo Fum im aro Knnoyr, which put J a p a n in th e A if, line up and bound h e r in a n e u tra lity accord Itniitei v< | t it "rfruUiiir lik» ft w ith Soviet R u ,,ia. resigned «udv i illim " tiv rr Ihi* A io rtu And dcnly today. C'ftpe Verdi* IteUiula. A palace announcem ent a*Th#* Ifiiittethr AlIrfemFlnft •e rte d the re ,Ig n itio n rn bloc Z ritim g ili-tdnretl th r I'rrteidrnt w a , to olrt’ttg th rn the governm ent'* CAM P RI.ANDIN G. July l« Efficiency plus" m ight well "hietikte hit word, ro n a lllu tlo n il policies in facing the situation adopted n- the m otto of the — I.VI— Two regim ent* »f en law nnd inti rnatiunnl law " whilft a t home and confused problem , fonl Polire lh-p »»linenl. toised g i n r r r , le ft here y rste n ls v for Ihe l.ok.tl A n in g i-r o b e rv e d ? a broad. i t , quirk a rtio n m recovering the rtie n s iv e m aneuver* t-* to"T ru ly Itmitervelt hnn rniRFtl To,** Foreign M in u ter Yoauko Mat stolen r a r Ix-lon.fiog to John held in la)Ui*lan« and Kuiiic*«lrri4in 149 |»r ik symbol auoka, influential in Involving h r early this m orning. d uring A ugust *n.| Beptenilu-r Atll* Mt’4ll ptdl>IFte M Ja p a n in the two m ajo r p act, Ir K s-lrr telephoned lh» I'oT hey will be followed before E. ('. Ilsrp e r, rn p tain o f Com­ llw Station a t I - o'* A M. toilny C lasses designed w hich now a re the keystones of (ierm nny mid Italy nre rend/, the end o f th* m onth by the vnunir •»,‘n ’•••"i ' 1 w ith th r "uere»*jiry ftirrrV* tci Defense h e r policy, w a, am ong tho»e pany IK of the Florida t hi- car, a I'.Mil rh e v ro le t to »ri fo r J.*» m m f ••••"•• in .l.iw ho w ent out. h. h.-l been at-d< n, 1 hief Hoy 3 l« t and 43rd Division* from IhiForce, rtp la in e d the set-u p of m eet I'ln lrtl S tntrn "nK ifrrfiion,'* S peculation w a, th a t Jap an tho home defense unit a t a m eet­ liam , ,aid. Imm- lmi. lv. u e*ll cam p, tho fo u rth division from trlr-k ntt* M | * i r l i ' l t.» !••• • t a r t r il tinydn, nutht»ritftlivft a f* w <Ih v■*, A lt** VirKimn ,* radim-ft to th.- |oi|ic« enrs, Fort lle n n ln g ; ( !» . »nd special In S n n f 'in l m ig h t bo planning a atronger ing of the Junior ( humbsir of Ich Were a a k n l lo ho on the fo u rth ro rp s u n it, frmn here >thftK4»n. in «*ln»ito», -n n l !•*•!»%y FniH’itet teptikenmnn. i s ^ r t n l In pro-A xia policy, or possibly to “ T h f mniM*y h.t I(tim4- totlny, ctiarifinjf Ihnl PrtRand from Jacksonville. out for th e autoniohile. w ith d raw from all E uropean com­ Commerre Inst night a t the ***' i ,,H^ ident |(4M»RFvelt i* planning to Palm s and Pines dining room on flcaTs C h arles Dunn, J r.. m itm ents. T hera had bern re p o rt, th a t fo r t h r cutirnt** u ii'l I" la k r iitlvjiniagr of (hr Ann* ^ LouD B a rh irri were (om lng n e ith a r th* 43rd Division nor w a itin g u r ilrn * E lacw hero on tl^ ^ y , r front, I tho Sanford-O rlando Highway.! ntraiiMl Soviet l(unjiia. * r»on Mellonvlll. Avenue in the 3 1 ,t Division would make Jnhn*4>n * uni tw enty-one y r i r t JB fceaeivA eO U | He wee inlrtOucrO b y KaxJyle T h iw ir Thhti n r r m t r r r » t r il In If 1'm trd Slftlrn wnrthlpft V —lice c a r when they saw the trip to th r war gam e, but in S yria a n d L e b a P ta SCRM a t I llouaholder, program le a r n in g •« iL*f«,n«4» Irn tfo wrer«* fin* chairm an. without w uruin^ on A ll# r hooding cant tiav elin g a t fourth corps h e ad q u arters *n M nknl bv M t „ y e ste rd a y a , 'Ih e m m il,l« iii»»|n»4 to r tn r r i ' t * . veftAeU, they wo urd * reply, ( U t Two new h ead , of rom iniltee* Igb rate o f apor.1." Chief Wll- nounred th a t only the 7D h Field w as turned over to B ritish oc­ te r n i FtMjfi as [in i4 ih | r t no tiia l ii« lire l«r rtf, and Jap an w ould m» relatisl. cupatio n u n d e r the term s of were appointed a t a busine»< sr»A rtillery B rig*,l r will be left m I sion during the m eeting. Clyde ijo whtit he Rnitl in "h e r duty.'* ho two officer* eh.i-rd the t a r , here to do gu ard duty while he nm y know h«»w Targe M onday's A cre arm istice. 4l num ber frra iile n t ItiMitervrlt w arned J when llp-y .. neari-r -aw th a othan troop* nre away. The In prrpn rr for lfhr T heee te rm s J » v e _ Ul j G reat I Hatnsey waa named chairm an of low^il (•• Inki* (la* ro>ir*F in lim It tr had itt» *“itrilT<n plate. brigade B rita in a n d h e r F ree F rench a l­ I the Jayree c itru s com m it lea tn ’ineltldf* the ITSth lln l. hi* nni.i r.*. Iit ii I fnrvlte « rr y#4|a rtU y th a t th r Army fa c ts diteinlrffmt inn unlr^a ro n e rra ft lies all naval and m ilitary a v ia ­ I raplaco Klny Delgailn, whn hns W hen they stopped tt. they found R egim ent from G eorgia the 172nd provVdi’d fn r tin* rln i*i*te' and tion facilities anil equipm ent in i been tran sferre d * to Orlando. “ to he the stolen ear Tin- tim e - from New H am pshire and the then* I** no 9*%IH'fltel* lo (hi* rl ii - n-vi.Rei the nelertive nrrvtce ! to retain aelretrete, r f e r v i a la a n d S y ria and Lebanon, Including Preston Sherrill was appointed tn wa* 2 Ml A M , less thnn three Ifith from the re g u la r Army | tak e the place of C. K. C arter, hour* a fte r Mr Ksd. r had made , The inrtlh Engineer* Regim ent d rill«, Mr. John** •II |Mi|lila-i| out | Notional (Suardrtmen for th r pa•h ip s p lan es and fuel. One rl Iltete ite *•V|M*Ctld tni Im» •rin d of fh r nntiontal em erKency. resigned, as head of tho tourist hi* cnniplaint. h o w e v e r. P a ri, new spaper* re o f the 31st Division anil the work, w hirh T h r I'rrteidrnt «»»d a t a prraft j F nur negroes were oeeupants tIH th Engineer* R egim ent of formed in niftal p o rted th a t before th e arm i*tlre committee. v%111 ilirlthli* wi-ldling, bl.irktein it h y I'oiifi re n cr th a t th • pKdileni i* ft Captain H arp er told the Jayof the stolen unto, nml nil were nm»t F re n c h m unitions and rethe 43rd Division preceded the and tehi-i•t mi-tal work. Aim (hi-r *crve slock* o f gasoline had hern ceea th at tho princi|Kil urtivlti.-- " realist nod l.iken to the I'oliev o ther troop* to the m aneuver ria tt will Im* nrgftntii’il in nii>l<«r neriiiiM one and he placed rr* destro y ed by ord er o f Ihe French of the Defense Force n t present S ta tio n In aw ait tria l The driver sri-a rendexvou* n r* r Dry P rong, mrt’hunicte, ninl it tn h"iinl l" -xpofMihility for findlnK the ana* H igh C om m and In R yrta; all *r» firing lo b calib re rtlles. 1 tt e b ste r Thom as, wa* arrest,*«i l.n , to prepare roads, b rid g e,, ntnrt .i third cn»* In <mi;i I| Inutt wer teipiarrly up In I'ongrr^*. lit* re je c te d rlaim*« rom inif F ren ch boat* were reported to learning m ilitary dinipltne and •-.r lom -ny of an autoniohile a n d sanitation farilitles and w a te r­ huildiii*;, Mr. JnhiiNon mi id. and handling :m I (or speeding. have le ft S yrian and !.ebanc»r form ations, ing plaren along the lin e , th** |ji*4t wft*k Mr. .Inhtimiii nt from m any rm i^ n e m e n , include calibre rifles. m g *nme yf h ii own liriiten-port* and F rench ahrpUne* to m otor ronvoy* will follow. tcndi'il th r f o n l r r r m r of iitfriciil. Men from th e age* of IX to r>-’r unite, that rvteiiteiiin of iirrvic<» have been flown to T u rk ey and • The two div i,|iin s will move luri* ti*iirhi*rte nnd ruitimml a re rligiblo to become nirinlwrN orth A fric a ao th a t they would nut of r*m p here betw een Jn tv frntei* train in g teii|M*r vd-*t»rw htld f«»r th r Iruiiituta w itllal ennuil« of the unit. C aptain H a rp e r said, faith w ith not fall Into B ritish hand*. 23 and Ju ly 2X M sj. Gen. J*V ut I >ii vt ttriii lit hi ti. wlirn* I hr lu te a hreaeh of and the trrm of enlistm ent i* for them I. Benedict, fo u rth corps rntr m-itel fur industrial ( m in in ' Hint there ye»r». D ischarges may is- I ----------The w arning wn« iM iird hy thw rnander. and h i. s ta f f will leave |M»intrd *;n(. |( w in shown that »ecurei|, 'how ever, If u marnbe, Umlr r tere r r ta r JT C A M B R I D G E , M a s , . j u |y m Jacksonville Ju ly 24. T he fo u rth nt thi* s ta rt of (hi* |»ri*si*nl w ar. l'reteidi*nt a f te r leaves fo r tow n o r h a , tome urge«l ' I F i - H arvard Korinlngist C arle division from F o rt Henning and ( irrm nny had 12 million skilh-tl •tf W ar I'attcrteon had other valid reason. M ember* of ( Zinim erinuii culled upon pawill workem , w hi-route tin* I fvnl«*«l I'oiigri-tete to npprnvn the r a tr n d th* Junior C ham ber w ere Invited tn o lle A m erican, today to have o th er fourth core* u n it, rd Nervier plan :ir.«l In lift prr* m eet th r *t»ff officers, thn 31*1 StatiN had only four million. lo regU ter for tho u n it, since se ­ m ore children. te.-nt rrtetrirtinnte which a p a r if / E dw ard H iggins, se c re tary of veral vacancies aru open. Division and *ho i l t d Division It was r * tim u ti* d , M r . John th a t not m ore than 000,00(1 •Speaking at a H arvard su m ­ th e Sem inole C ounty Cham ber of Those in tho D efense Force m er school conference on to ­ in Ihe Dry Prong, I a . n rr* b e ­ "oo said, th a t a n iin iim in i o f 12 d ra fle e t m ay Im in (m in in g Com m erce, re tu rn e d yesterday senm voluntarily and w ithout m illio n s k ille d w o rk m e n w ill I mfore Aug. It.___________ Zim m erm an neeilt'd in defeli-*|A |ir **s11|«*t ion in one (line. a fte rn o o n fro m a trip to W ash­ pey, Captain J la rp g r ra id , except m orrow '* children, It waa revealed that General I ha* 11Mit e«l S ta le -, ilo riru f lt*42. ing to n , D. C.. In th e Interests when they aro called to active advocated an im m ediate increase Mortehnll, Army rhirf o f a ta ff# G R A N T E D V. H. P A T E N T ( In*Ar*« siiiitLar lo t h r out* in San o f the 8 e n fo rd M unicipal A ir­ duty in tim e i of em ergency aurh tin tho b irth ra te , saying: “ W e nre.l - to rn ro u ra g u parfo rd w ill I m* lield a ll ov e r the told (hr Senate MiliUry A ffair* port, and re p o rte d T oday th a t tho ax fire*, storm s o r m ob violence. TARPO N SPRIN G S. Ju ly Id. c o u n try to h elp s upp ly (hi* nerd GfinimiKrn Inut week *hnt dem oco la to have th e ir th ird and field wa* one of 110 selected They also m ay b« summon.-! hdlznlion o f (hr Army no«r by a Joint A rm y-N avy-CA A com­ when m artial law la declared, f-u irth rh ib lren rig h t aw ay, and — (H p rrlilt — John (*. Boyette, fo r w o r k r r * . boat builder. ha* been Thoitr interested in xitrnint; for m ight trail to a "n a tio n a l tra g m it teo fo r Im provem ent In the which haa only happened twice in we m ust encourage young per- local -oiui to have th e ir children now g ran ted a patent fn r a plug r u t ­ Ihi* defense tr-iiniru; rliUM-B may • dy.M d rfe n — p rogram . tho history o f F lorida, Captain T he Prrteldrnt, who M onday M r. H iggins —Id 1B1 alrporia H arpor explained. One o f these so tho y 'll have th e ir th ird and ting Instrum ent to be used In *ee Mr. Johimon nt (hi* Seminole tii*rte(indrd reluctant congrea* In the U nited S ta te s w ere sub­ time*, ho added, waa In tho Jack fo u rth before they a re too o ld .’’ boat building, according to an H»Kh School h r m Huddint?. the 11. 8. teinnal h-adrrte to o p m n drU ft H e sab I a m o th e r should hove announcem ent from m itted f o r defenea fu n d s, and sonvllle flro of 1901. W han called fnr re te n tio n o f the Army*# th e com m ittee —lefed 149 from to active d u ty , tb a D efen-e Force h . r la s t rhilil rra d y fo r high P aten t Office T uesday, lie a p plied for it la»t year,__________ tem p o rary anldiera* Raiil (he di«* th is g ro u p a f te r h e arin g s last members would serve under civil «. bool by the tim e she I* 40. p u le hnila down lo this queaw eek. authorities such aa the police. It fjo p ; flmete lil^e theai* do w s “Tho amount of money to be wa* ate tad,------- r — w ant t<» diteintrgratr (h r A rm y spent and the type af Improve­ Eloy Dt-lgndo, fiirtni-rly a«»i,t- o f »ho U nited Klalea? ment to bo made Will bo re­ ant m unagiT u f F u rre st G n trh iT , Thi* derlainn, h r R aid, l i u p leased through tho United Rteteo gfix-ery' »lurc on H anfnrd A ve­ Public Relations Office In a nue, ha* h e rn nam ed m anager to Iffnngreate. thn law h n o t ehan«e<lv abort time.” tko chamber secre­ of the W inn-I.nvrU sto re in PW A project* for Setnlnole should bring w ith tham * re p o rt C olonialtnw n, O rlando. Hn a s ­ hn ta ld , (h» Army—which hft tary elated. drwrihed n t onn of thn im allettt on the derired project*, Mr. W ASHINGTON J u,y. u _ C »qnty am ounting to about 9170,- Bayer a te ttd . Wlwri callcil on sum ed h i, new d u tie s yesterday. in thn world— soon will dUint*-* *»—JV- a a M » m "' 'V ---------Mr. Dvlgndu will continue lo j a p —te l) —■ Flnol a p p ro v al by OOO war* presented a t m eeting of by the official*, only a tem po­ grate, with two-lhlrda o f It* e ig h t C entral Florida Counlla* ra ry budget to he filed u n til n m ake hi* homo in S anford with i»4*rteonnr| returning lo prly»tft rJIn T l? ,WPA projwwt totaling nt O rlando yesterd ay H. N. Haver, revised budget could be mad*, hi* w ife a n d Iwo em ail children. life and (heir placet fllUd by 9J1M 9S to tonU ane eonstructiun rity c lrrk said thl* m orning. T he wa* presented. raw recruila. r . I. O. CHIEF ILL work at tbo O rlando Army Air projecte would be financed by n A' to ta l of 94.430,000 In proj Thn teeteetWe terrlco law «p#LOS ANGELES, July 19 — Announcod here Tur«- recent a p p ro p ria tio n of tlk ° .- ret* wa* presented by Ihe rifle* that vtttnrUU, drmfUtJ OF)— Judy Canova, the movies' PIT T 8B IH IG H , Ju ly 1*. -eWT ,8«“ tor Andrew*. txiOJMO by th a frrlerel govern­ eig h t rm m tlea b u t th a fig u re m ay and guardtmen terrt only II backwoods warbler, who was “bit , , ” PA amounting to |2M.- m en t to build sew age system *, rro ch 97.000,000 w hen n survey —Philip M urray, C. I. 0 . p re si­ monlha In Ihe Army unleta. In in tko bead by a —ft mooa” dent who collep,ed Sunday d u r­ of project* In D aytona Beach la ing n gam * of badm inton a t n thn interim Congrea* dtcUroft , schools a n d recreation fa and married unexpectedly In com pleted. - Tba local —wag*, fam ily outing, will be confined to a national tmergency. In Ihftt cilltjes. . Honolulu a mouth ago, filed aull - Only •- temporary budget wan w a ter main, and p a v in g p ro je c t, Mercy H ospital for u few week*, event fho Prtaldent can titend Monday for a divorce — annul­ pro— nted yratarday, asking for will also Incr—»a th e total. thrir ttnrlco unlll (hft tmtT* ment R epresentatives from Hanford hi* physician said Tuewlny. Harper Explains Set-up Of Guard Unit To Jaycees First Regiments tolen Auto Is Recovered In :t Of Troops Leave Hours By Police For War G a m e s Clyde RamHcy To Re­ place Delgado As C i t r u s Chairman Defense Industry Classes To Start Within Few Days Young Mon Interest­ ed In Trade Asked To Register Now IAmericans. Ur^cd To Have More Children Sanford Airport Is Selected For Funds l’WA Projects Totaling $170,000 Are Requested For Seminole County Orlando Air Base Is Given 5300,000 Eloy Delgado Ih ManaRur Of Store Judy Canovft Files Suit For Divorce The suit, naming Carp. Jam— H . Ripley of f t I m w , H onolu­ lu, — defendant, was aot •paci­ fic. It mermiy charged c ruelty ■ ■■ k funds for the nsw county hos­ pital and city recreation building. Another budget Is being made up Fuhilah today to pre—nt to tho PWA aitihontlel, to Include water and cew igi systems for the new airport and lbs paving of tbo road H., r t » <«PA<F. —Iloetor lo tbo airport, Mr, Boyar *x- Hurt To Pond Information ao tbo baaie for a (fiver— pica, and allagod frond — tbo ground for an annata—a t or ,b ntorw nl revenue, boo been •applied w ith IMormUiro cone*mtag defenoo bonds and saving. ~~ hospital was Hated of tba project* with IIWMWO aa tho required fund* needed, th# recreation building was act a* a 120,000 project, Mr. Bayer '•W Other project* have fully organised ao no iir—t a baa boon made an tho W A*tafanlrtTm««r Jo h n L •tabo of J —k—avlllo, a n d - i d Sanford delegates who attbs mooting In Orlando ■y bad ixpected to be In­ s t tbo meeting of what bo presented aa FWA and did not konw they ;.« v \ * gency tndt. atte n d in g tha m—lin g w ere M r. B ayer: Mias E leanor M»rrl»on, .............. n T.T.w.W. Law recreation direct—I ton, —bool superintendent; J. L. IngIcy, chairman of tbo Bemln. ole County dtftns* council: Elton Houghton, architect: and Ralph Lublnskl, assistant city engineer. Communities with repraarotaliras at th* meeting w en *Co­ coa, Melbourne, E*u Oolite, Day­ tona Bench, Orlando, Kissimmee, Sanford and Ocala. Tba largest request, cam* from Orlando and Orange County, for 99^31^00 In project!. Georg* Crooa, executive secre­ tary o? tbo Florida State Plan­ ning Board, preaided at tba meet­ ing attended bp W. C. Young, protect engineer af the PWA: and W. H. Toma, —aatraction Li 'v jv*j'. m l 6-: tl l V - m ; NUMBER 271 Stapler Wins Trip To Forestry Camp City News Briefs A marriag, lie n s , waa laaunl at th* Court Rous* yesterday tn Joseph Osteen and Mix, S ait* Thompson, both of Ntw Smyrna. Walter E. Brown of Sanford haa complated hi* Initial period of service at tho reception cen­ ter at Camp Btanding and will b* tfrnafarrad to Camp Wheeler, G*., wboro bo will bo assigned to tbo Infantry, replacement train­ ing center. Billy Stapltr, wlnntr of fortatry contoal iponiored bf IM RominoU rounly ehftpUr of tho Future Fanner* of America, wfll leava Sunday for Camp Olona who— ho •near •wan* High •*•■** Spring*, " --------will rojoy a two waaka atay — • reward for winning th* conlast. About 110 other Future Farm­ ers, selected by chapter* over Urn state In simitar coolants, will al­ to attend th* forestry camp. While there tha boy* wtll study f— try, planting and ca n «f tree#, Med beds, Ir— cultivation, thinning and ether rotated sub­ ject*. » la, . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 15, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f486d69a8d4a03e2d9f302830650255b.pdf f9faf9d9be480317d8c6c730c156f81b PDF Text Text PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 13th Sunday, Monday— "I WANTED WINGS'* with Bay M0land, WtUJam Holden, W ijn t Marta, Brian DonW*r. Constanta Moors and Vtranks U h . Also— Cartoon and Macro N m . • Tnaaday, Bar*ain Day—"COUNTRY FAIR." with Eddla Fay. Jr., Jons Clyda ana -B % Boy" Williams. Alaa, old farorita returned— "H1B GIRL FRIDAY” with Cary G n at. Roeallnd Russell, Ralph BoDaaiy, Ossa Laekhart and many others. Wsdatoday, Thanday— “ONE NIGHT IN LIBBON” with Fred MaeMurray, Madeleine Carroll, Patricia Morison, Blllit Borka, aad John Loder. Friday, Saturday— "PRAIRIE PIONEERS'* with Ths » H.squlteer*. Alas— "TIGHT SHOES'' with John Howard, Blnnls Borneo, Brod Crawford aad Lao Carrillo. Also, chaptor 1, oaw atrial. "JUNIOR O MEN” witi tbs Dead End Kids and Llttio Tough Gay*. , . Midnight Show: I t J f t - P ^ W / S a i ^ M V 'w b / ftth — "THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY” aad-re>eeWd**ahofr subjects. THIS WEEK’S CASTS THRILLING saga of America's flying youth, "I Wan tad Wlnge' inring Ray MUknd, WilUam Uoldan, Way no Morris and Brlai PATRICIA MORISON, Prad MacMurray and Ms.leleln* Carroll a n misty with Constants Moors, Varonka Lata aad Harry Daran< »♦' la tha big capabla east, will ‘he at tbs Rita Tbsntsr, tomor ■bows shots In n actna from "On* Ni«ht In Lisbon.” popular Parn• rand Monday. ,...-..aao. mount Pktnra coming to tha Rita ihcator, neat Wrdnaaday and Tftfn Coplain Hunter Carolina...—-----< Thanday. A fina cart appaaro In support. SHOES — John Howard -----Blnnls Borneo ...Brod Crawford — Anns Gwynn* -------- Loo Carrillo Grocer........... Samosl S. Hinds Okay._____ _ ... 8homo Howard McGrath____ ........Richard Lane Mrs. Rupert — Sarah • Paddon Btooch Ed Gergnn District Attorney fiolmor Jackson Jimmy.. Sybil— Bpaady. Dwlyht Haulton-------Frad Mas* Murry JUonora Partycoete.....Msdelelne Carroll Gerry Houaton-Patrida Morison Cetherina RnfUdan—BUtta Barks ,Commander Peter Welmeley— iio h n Lader >Florence......Dams May Whitney Lord PIUlelgH. ..Edmund Owenn screen version ai Demon Runyons PRAIRIE PIONEER Rtony Brooke Robert Lirittaton Tucson 8mHh.... —___ Bob 8taels Lullaby Joelbi______ .Ruft Daria Dolorsa Ortaya. .Esther Estrella Roberto Oryeta.-----Robert Kallanl Don Mltual___—..Guy D'Ennen Cerioa Mortanya—Davison Clark Wade__ Ftelda...................Ren Nelson— ...... — - I sm Msrtha NeLon ..Mart Yakima Canute ------ Jack Elrtt Walter Bums..... —.Care Grant Hlldy Johnson .. Rosalind Russell Bruce Baldwin....—Ralph Bellamy Sheriff ItariwaH__Gene Lockhart Morn* Malloy____ ...Helen Mack Murphy— ..Ernest T ru e* THE THREE POPULAR stars known nd "Tha I Mwquitoe Renalnror. Endleott.... Cliff Edwards billed as fThren streaks of fiery fury” will bold forth nazt 1 Clarence Kolb Ij * , u d Saturday In "Pralrla Pioneers” at tha Rita. A M s eer --F ra n k jM tw ^ ^ ,nlor 0 Utn” wlth Dead End Elds ahd LitUa Tough G JOHN HOWARD (!>> with Anne Gw7 :un and Leo CarUls in Unltcraal'e TIGHT "Tlybt fihoaa” will be part o( the greet program scheduled for the hits Then* ter next Friday and Saturday. Last chapter o f present serial tAd Whltay. I|TfilS CURIOUS WORLD m m m What do you find in the newspaper you are hold­ ing in your hands? ' •g ) . J C 1w * ' t " ' # . On the front page, headlines; history bursting into shape before your eyes. . . . Then, on the inner pages, newB you might npt at first recognize as such . . . pages of advertising from your local store®, Pages of merchandise___ an assort­ ment of wares so varied and so complete it would take you veeks to inspect it In person! “ News? Yea! Not to shake ithe world, perhaps, but matters you care about tor the Prom (here is on �. ✓ , C ■'tv - , 4 j ! r. "ra m * Hanford Is The Only Central Ffctida Rail, HlRhft«9 la City Cltp Affording A And Wat alar Transportation NEWBTAFKH AN INDEP1 la IM S SANFORD, FLORIDA, JULY ; 14, MONDAY R .A .F. Starts Bombing With Fearful Might P r i c e Ada States • Used In r*taring To f Sing Churchill D e c l a r e s Warden Brifafn Only . A t Beginning (MLHer. Growing Air Power Inflation 1 fa CUM Grave Official W i l l C o n ,.tlnor Hfa F i g h t Retort John Kirby succeed* the f i n o t i Warden Lewis tr. Lewes ss toed of Blue Sing prison, Ossining, H. T. Libs his prede­ cessor, Warden Kirby does not believe 'fa capital punishment and tod never seen e man die In the electric chair. Headquarters Of Hsllywood Shops Is SetJJp Here Merchandise Will Be Dfatriboted To 5 Storea_. In Group ■ ■ p ___________ who with hia partner. Harry Behr, Is the principal owner of the five Hol­ lywood Shops, said today that a central office and distributing point for the stores will bo opened this week on First Street neat to the Sanford Furniture Company. Merchandise will bo shipped from the fsctorfso to tho office to n , and will ho distributed to the stono in Petersburg, Vs., Cohiaboa, Go., La Grange, Co.. and Orlando, as wen ss to sot. oral Hollywood Shops sgenciee. Formerly t h e goods were shipped directly to the shops to t Mr. nam es sold tho new method would bo more efficient. Tto Hollywood Stopo branch on First Street win to enlarged toward tto roar, using*} spars LONDON, July 14 Britain has begun hitting back with fearful might, (till oaly at the beginning of her growing air power. Prime Mlnleter Churchill declared today. "We have Inten­ sified for the pait month e eystematic, scientific and methodical bombing on e large scale of German cities and Industras and other military objectives. “ We (hell continue a remorsoleas discharge of high eiploilvre on Germany.” He added Italy too would get • share of the R. A. F.’a at­ tention. The bltterlv fought campaign of Syria and Lebanon la ended In OB armlatlee which British ea eay will make those French-mandated Levant states a bulwark of defense against Ger­ many arid bolster the eplrlta of the non-belligerent Turks. Communiques from Vichy and Cairo today announced the sign­ ing o f the eraietlee, ending five weeks of warfare between former allies- at the Palestine port of Acre. k It was described by Gen. Blr Henry Maitland Wilton, com­ mander of the British, Indian, Australian and Free French forces which had thrust half a deten columns deep Into Syria and Lebanon, as a "painful but necessary ceremony.” "The whole proceedings,” he said, "were carried out without acrimony and with o will to pro­ duce satisfactory results.” Reports from the tones where the desert fighter* ware aligned while the armistice was dis­ cussed Indicated, however, that hard feeing* persisted between the rival armies. Spasmodic shooting was record­ ed at tome potato Saturday morn­ ing earera I bears after a mid_tit.a ---- - — too. nurnc "fR“• 'ItTIRw “ to effect. There Was lltUo rrateralllng among tto beaten French and tto victorious Inva­ ders. . Syria's northern frontier lies aralnat Turkey and to n "0" source* said It was hollared that the end o f the snapnlf* would bring that wavering nation hack Into the British sptora ea e strong non-be 11If Treat ally. Fields Visit Sanford Veterans At Hospital Joel 8. Field, soinmaMfr «* rampbelULoealng Prat oft the American Legion, and Mrs. Wield p,M a vtoll yesterday fa Wm Ford retsrone who MO at Bay Pines Hospital. Ttoae whom thoy saw were George R. Wardwoll, Loo KchoU. end H. 8. On*©*****. '• . ®*. Bsddoor was out of the boep'^1 at tho time, Mr. FUld sold, end another SanfortTm an, Trad Rsrso, tod reaenUy bran, dtocharged ood M itto m e . AU tto men wrra "doing niooiy, mr> Field reported.__________ British Fliers Wffl Parade In acarwater CLKARWATKR, July I V — «nual»midtsumamer k%4s raeUral spls an- 1941 Member Associated Prow \S fStriking T o ward Mos ow, attle Is Heading For Main Power Of R ub*S f alan Army Broken,* Says Report From Hitler’s Command New Mine Layer For lincle Sam United Slaves. Hopes Portugal Retains Azores London Refutes 1 Nazis* C la im America Harbors No Aggressive I d e a s . Welles Points Out WASHINGTON, — < A P )— llo a > e British* Position In Middle East Aided By New Armistice July II. N aval A f. fair* Committee appro, rd • measure authorising the ex­ penditure of 43K.VOOO.mio lo expand shipbuilding, repaid facilities and ordnance plant*. WA81HNOTON, July || — (AT— Sumner Wellea, acting secretary of SUte. said today the United States Is anxious for Portugal to retain sovereignty over tha Aiorea and Ca|«! Verde Islands. He called attention at a press conference however, to ■ statement In President Roose­ velt's recent message to Congress on tts occupation of Iceland that It la vital to American security that strategic Atlantic outposts "remain In friendly hands. Wellea e*,v> referred to the re­ cent diplomatic exchange In whleh the United States told Portugal It "harbors no sggresalva Intentions against sovereign­ ty or territorial Integrity" of Portugese possessions. Scattered congressional reac­ tion last night Indicated general approval of tha Russo-Ilritiah mutual assistance pact and scree*! meat among Administration lead•re that It does not "involve” tha United States. Th* official Soviet spokesman, 8. A. Losovaky, said In announclag the pledge that It, In effect, maksa the United Stales a part­ ner of Russia In her fight with tats Depsrment Depsrinent refused lo commentt on 01 sitter tho pact o.Losovsky's statement pending rr7 ’s sti cslpt of full details. Chairman Walter F. G eorg e of the Senate Foreign Relation* Committee said the agreement 1* the logical outcome" of the furl that Great Britain and Rossi* are fighting "a common enemy. Plaza Is Closed To Protect Lease NEW YORK, July 14.—W V Four uniformed atttndenls shoo ed away hundreda ofeurlous pe­ destrians Sunday when a threeblock plain running north ami south In Rockefeller Center wav closed to traffic to permit pri­ vate retention o f the Isml. Under common law a roadway which tha public la permitted t»* uae continuously for a year becomes public property. To satisfy tha city fatter* and Columbia University, tha landlord of the plasa. Rockefeller Center roped off Um territory at 4 A. M. and barred Use public. At I P. M. tto attendants call,•****“ fa«Jfh day and went home. The plasa Is stU la private matter, « Goode To Instruct At Fire Arm School r hafin. saoeutlTu somtnry, sold Sunday. Qorarnor HoOaad jgffl speak ■ seaooi sons acted by the iMn Wont Coest Pistol League which ha la o director. tog a s win bold tto Reml Ctompfanshlp Ptot-.l Ktoe on July IS, IS and 17 Mr. Gouda wfil official* a* nagu officer. A loom from fund Is rapes tod to attend Odd FeBowaT Band Leaves Sanford After Concert_And Pienle Supper ,J.TI.Er3TrJS , £ SS; " ? $.100,000 cruft i* on© of 12 being constructed for th© gM\eminent. The YF 28(1, a combination mine layer • and freight lighter, Is launched sideways at ‘ the Sullivan Drydock, Brooklyn, N. Y. 'lhe Wednesday Boat Trip Of Group To Start At Osteen Bridge It. pert* on th* Denver conrautk»i »f Rotary International ware made In the Rotary Club today h? post presidents J. L. Ingiey and George Rollins who attend* M (hr convention at delegates Shin Sanford. Both speakers Introduced !>y Oso. A. , program chairman. BfS^r. President R. W. Ruprecht annognrrd that the boat ride ichedoled for Wednesday afternoon «ofcld login nt 2:00 o'clock from Ihe O.trrn bridge dock*. Mr. Ingiey stated there wore more than 11,000 registrant* at ilia convrntion and '.hat he found meng the business men present i.om nil parts of tto country lout the same statu do toward present conditions n* la found I.m-ally. He declared that most <>f thrm appeared to be under strain but were ready lo go. Outstanding «p«*«h»s were ids at the convention, he said, nn surh sjibjerts as "The Fol­ ly of Wsr" and "Rotary’s Place World Peace." Classic sentrncos, he recalled, were ''Demo­ cracy ia the moat perfect form of government yet devised by Im­ perfect man," “The place to save li.-mncracy is In your own town,” “Rotary cannot stand still| It must move forward,” and "An ,'ptlmiat iaw the Ugh' whan there was none; a naaaimtst earns along and blew It o u t" • Mr. Rollins added to Mr. laglrv*s remarks by de*cribing th* Uttar** experience In piloting th* A. C. I .’a crack streamliner for, 25 mile* outside Palatka on the way up. Mr. Rolllna also 1.scribed the gigantic Red Reck I’ trk which he said errors mo­ i l tad soma 9,000 person* and •hare the principal addresses of the convention were delivered. One of the most Interesting taito of tts occasion, he Mid, o a f made by Tom Warren, as. vies president of Rotary lationsl, who spoke over adto from England depcrlbofditlona In that war torn ry. One delegate to tho ntlon, Mr. Rollins sold, from Ceylon, traveling over } mile* In sigh*, weeks to Denver. Included: G. F. Its », and Ceorgo f Ian Lossea Are Placed At 582,000 ^ S'vr™;.'"'"11' “•'•-to Bram la Director Of Episcopal Camp ■w* firfa frara 14 to si zd'VX ** •* - ■ ■-<». . ■ ‘ • • K v - ' * sr .m . y.- ■ .; '-A A If . Hr A—oofolH F u gj Adolf Hitler’s Hl«h Com­ mand asserted today that "bppalj-throutch ' operation* on the eastern front continue on schedule,” white Berlin military commentators dadared the 2-T-day-old cam­ paign is racing to a climax with the Kcd Armies fallln* apart. Nati I’anxvr columns wsrw pictured aa atriklng deep Into tto U. S. S. R. toward Moscow, Len­ ingrad and Kiev. The main strength o f tta power of tho Soviet Army la broken,” asserted DNB, official German news agency, reportlnil that Nail blltikrieg legions had slashed through the main Stalin line defense at "all decisive T. Bradford Ryrd, heed of the point*.” Seminole Ceunty Infantile I'araly-' Ky rontrsat, Moscow tald tto tI* Campaign Committee, ha* front was aflame with Special a2,000-mile been named a member of a «t*t«*- Group Picks aerie* of gigantic new battle# wide group that will n*rtlnp*ta Silky, I*ontf Staple and that no significant change* In a gala night carnival at Jack, had occurred In the line In tta sonvllle, July 18, which will cli­ Type Of Product past several hour*. max Florida's I'Jlt anti-polio London »»M tho Nail drive to­ drive. Se.brook cotton wss chosen a* ward Leningrad wss "th* Mr. Byrd said today that th# the type to be groqn by the but that Jacksonville ahow will feature at Seminole t'ounty Sea Island Cot. dangerous'' to st four a I l-*tar b o x i n g ton Association members si • claims of huge gains matrhea, with s o m e of the meeting held ut th,- Court llou*# erevagant." Britain regarded her entire World's graatnt fighter* par. Saturday to adopt the bylaws of Middle Cast tlclpsting. Among tteae will he the association, C. R. Dawion, position In the •trengthened by tts arm Utica Sieve lleloiae and Tommy Turk- county agent. »ald morning. •«— wese . LStvlng Id the United Gsnsml ik.- N. Gist, government expert signed Saturday with Henri Dents, French high eomStele* Navy and champion. In from McIntosh and F. C. Al•ewral dlvlaiona from Uolia, mony, of the State Department miaiionsr and commander of tta 8outh America, and the I'hll- of Agriculture, from 1‘alatka at- French armies In Syria and La­ ippinrs, lending nn international t«*n,l.-«I the meeting in an advisory banon. flavor to the affair. Tho terms of the snnUtlea capacity, Mr. Dawion said. Th* ,."h.ow '• **••"* designated At present the total acreage of were not disclosed immadUtoly. as United America. Night Car­ ■en Island cotton In the county (Vichy Intimated the French nival, and other entertainment amount* to about 400 acre* and government still might no* Include, first - claw vaudeville it i* nil of good grade and In recognise the provisions o f ar­ acts and nn address on sumo ns- very good shape, Mr. Dawson de­ mistice.) P*ct of national defense by „ clared. The purpose of tho asSoviet Ruaala, now tied fa "orialion Is to standardise the Britain by s pledge of joint action against Germany, ancotton and maintain a particular nouned today the Nails were of plant. !s *ssa* “L'.h" '.i r r •train The senbronk cotton, adopted checked or repulsed s i soma l*V the association. Is noted for points In • series of mataivo Bun!»ng staple and silky dsy bn! tics opening the fourth quality, Mr. Dawson said. It week of the eastern war. a W a S ' J S r f i j l S : cl,;iiiis well and has a high staple Moscow claimed tts fighting rating demanding a better price thus far has cost Hitler more than the average cotton of aver­ than a million men against ac­ knowledged Red Army loss o f age staple length., I Tn* "''"Pled by the group 250,000 troops, From both Moscow and Ixmdoa miy l , fnr P* f^ntnil Florida 'em Min ,,f \ ‘Ik f "r« l* Miming the bU,ln,{ cotton " with a se- came announcement of the Brltproduce certified lsh-Rus*lsn pledge, signed In tta " f '• IT ' « in, Kremlin Rstunlsy, "to render "he '.tra!!.r " t .lh* c" nl|f"'ntlun of each other assistance and sup­ he strain aiul thoJhigh quality l“ ng Slap . cotton. The two ,ugy: port of all hinds'* and to "nei­ in*. I’ illans and Smith, ther negotiate nor conclude SB armistice or • treaty of peaca ----- Roberta, both of except by mutual agreement." Berlin polities! quarters de­ clared It was completely unim­ rrroii m ro|i 0Will n he [ 'hT^uuTvsUon of Uto portant. given by the federal With ysattnlsy's day-long bat­ government through the official tles still raging Into tha night, tto Russians laid tta Rad ar­ i f 0frkV ,he eoun«7 agent. iIleforo tho of asaoclatiun was my was heavily ongagod In rnrmed the market quotations on seefare o f Pikor, Vitebsk cotton were furnished on prices Novogred Volynakt—distant ap­ GeorgW cotton, which was proaching to Leningrad, Moscow not always as high 0 quality a* snd Kiev whsre tto Gsrmana as­ the Florida aea Island cotton, serted their Psnssre tod b n ‘ Mr. Daw*on captained. Th* asso­ through tha Stalin Has snd ciation will furnish o basis upon virtually Mated tto doom •t which to gather Information for thro# BovUt cities. quotations on Florida cotton. Vitebsk U stou t 800 halisa Similar associations have bten west of Moocowt Pskov to at Uw formed In other countle* of tha southern tip of Loko Pslpua, 1IO state. A group Was formed at a mllea southeast o f Leningrad, meeting held at DeLand on Sat­ Russia’s second city: sad Novaurday morning and otter group* grad Volynakl la 120 mlloa west hail been formed Before tto ono of KWv, capital of tta grate-riall Ukraine. hen! wa* started. Countering German reports that thsir troops ware at tha * . C/*F Commission will gitsa o f Kiev, that Leningrad was Imperiled snd that Uurynod T\JPKJt cur smashed open a from tto Vitebsk Tto Jmlor Chamber o f ComMartin J. Bram. rector of tts Moscow, tto Ruoiona assorted! * ln, «•*» .Tuesday nlSkt That la tto Leningrad Crosa Fplscopnl Church, y.,7!3° •**•** fa hear K. *C. Holy L. 7 * T» , P**k on tho Florida left this afternoon for Camp are* o f tto morttwook’______ State Defense Force. S t Mark, near Avon Park, where under Marshal Voroshilov aaS he will b* director for tho two- onlv chocked tta Gcnaaaa fart . . . „ Inflicted heavy ioaaaa upon ttoan Smith's Barber 8hop on Park week setilon. Mias Kathryn Morrison will with counttr-altacka al BOOre Area so and tho tnlranca to the ha tto *rams nurse, sod • MUs points. Phyllis Smith w d Mias C»tt«rlns That In tto wart Kad i s a w Whit* will bo coonasDors. Rot. Brass toa born on tto staff of tto soap for shout sight year*, tot ttia U tto first Urns ho kaa keen director. Ho will to Sanford sack latmi. . during tto saaoion fa onkr to to at tto cknnli sorvlooo Snndap Byrd Is Elected Seabrook Strain Delegates Tell Member Of Group ] Of Rotary Club To Plan Carnival Chosen By County Conventi on Cotton Growers NDOM. July 14 -(J V -I fa * pesos In prisoners and othsuattles In land operations •rad Shout l i t ,000 by tto sf Juno, tto Ministry o f nation reported Sunday. r-* clrtling L Mr. ^ NUMBER 26^ l t v .! ' 'Jj ZfAX /if U r _ �* < ♦ I J # m at THE BAlVTOtO HERALD. SANFORD FLOHDl ►WJSTWO Hitler’g Mistake mainland' U ' becoming" QdftaiSidl SMtnlnfly It doaenl want to wta ^ jr 'T H E DEVIL A SAINT WOULD BE! < *«+ r*T M * b e eeUad M M U ; * iIf tpcrc la one thing that Btartd* out more clearly than git/others in the KuswvGennan campaign, it 4s that nobody, outside perhaps tho opposing high command, knows anything at all about how the fight is going. Forced to rely entirely for their information upon urniy mniques and the handouts of the propaganda mlnisthe average man has Just about convinced himself no decisive vletery can possibly lie won until the Germans.actually reach Moscow and the Russians arc in lU fiU i P f l /f l M m ta-nitk A V r^.iy. • U5*Umi. tm U ~c~xuH *»' J«?d,J»» bta dbar ,# a » ir bsrrMer t j. hn i w,V •*'' ' and m s led rtrpaeisb ba ffiidlnf ha truth ol looks. “ rtevfrtheisss we-believe it ia safe to say that tha tfermatts-have definitely lost half-the battle already/ Their fighter planes may have destroyed already 'for the accond time the entire .Russian air force, their stukas may have made a shamble# of Leningrad, Kiev and Smoilnak, their nmorthl d|yI*foqa may-iinve encircled ami captured a mil­ lion Kfeu’ soldier#, and their breakthrough of the Staliu Una may already be complete, but two of the primary purposes of this campaign have certainly failed. . . There is reason to believe that' Hitter launched Ms•track TW Jtitaala because ho believed' Russian morale was fow. that IntrigtM had sapped the vitality af the govern­ ment »pd ^voUiiJon stalked tho land, that the Red armies would not' fjfht and that the peasants themselves would floak ,the banners of Hitler us one who had come to ** • iWfBJifrPfB too tyranny of Htnlln rule. Ho oxpcctcd another Trance. lie hsn found n people «# unwavering and itt unlfjed In their determination to dofend their nutive *oll u tho British. \>lth' aWh courage and patriotism, the Russians can )6se JUI .tpaur battles, they can sacrifice Moscow and all tho|r great western cities to the Gorman*, tholr govern­ ment ,$jui withdraw to the Urals, and tholr armies can fkH ,J>*ak alinost indefinitely, spending out the German Ifrrjy .thlpner and thinner, lengthening their lines or dommunjcatlon and ever increasing tholr transportation impigliii: they can suck the Gormnns clear to the PaiW** *the Japanoso in China, they become lost In lhefr q)*n yictoriee. Byen mare important than this phaso of the Russian - been the attitude of tho rest of the world ttnyard" it. (Hltjar lias tried to make it appear that he liuA 1h rMlnJ’ launched a great crusade against communism. Thu# He expeoted to have tho enthusiastic support of Finland, 8weden, Spain, and Ihc peoples of tho various European nations ho hns conquered. Hu expected to bring Unity under German domination to a Europe that lias J/een Utterly hostile towurd him and trying to sabotage his pttottM against England in avery way it could. In this, he has singularly failed, just os lie has failed J#'.convince the people of tho British Empire or of the .Unliea States that Nazism is any less u danger to the fclvilLzcd .world than bolshevism. Ho expected his peace d«r Toklo’s order*, la China tUBA from Otters widen UBy already are pretty w«0 M tU tat to oUWr plare* where they really are tnlBtarily needed. _ . • , On* «K h caa* U mentioned hi drtalL A Jap division near Hi­ king. Hiving evidently thoroughly pacified IU neighborhood, waa told to trenafar Itself to a more dlstttifted vicinity. U waa. attached a immediately and tha oMar bad to b* cancelled. . * . _ nap w m a .a w ai w MttgftWorOfWfl* i. that ta fia wsa tradar. And tffvsh- «*d ‘wb wb« h* t4 \ 0 S M nth Iht ...............I J In roarw rwbaat Ula sraM*|>* '<• ffBh ma lt was-Be* *a|t eflng off *-• ■ ftT v , fmuois and trauttions of these suliliera of the sea fco«n eomlrtjf more rfml more to jMipular atfentloh' many persona learning for tho first limo what a U rQQord this branch of our milltnry servlet* really) iloccntly tho Homestead Lcadcr-Kntcrprlso dug up interesting IiiformatJon on why tho Marines are Imej known as “ Leathernecks.” ionia persons think that the U. 8. marines are Leathernecks because their skin has been tanned Jugh.eiied by the heat and sun in the tropica,” says Fomestead paper. "But this deep brown color has ig to do with their nicknamo. They aro called Leafcka because years ago their unifortna included stiff y collart, or stocks. These stocks were of heavy r about LJireo inchea in height, which encircled the 9M were faatened at th% bock by a buckle. For many years the stocks compelled the sea soltq hold their heads erect, although then was no need to tail the Leathernecks'to "keep their china » those days than there ia today. It is known that toc|u were a part of the uniform in 1783 and that *n T0*ua UI,M “ bout 1880, when they were Ed. They were very uncomfortable and tha mairg not sorry to see thorn disappear. 1^ J5 IBW yc»f» there wore a number of M| soldiers who could remember tho timo the On If'rrs Worn during all military formations. Today » memory survives only in « nlckriJtmo of which moot Mif marinpa a n rather proud.” yourself If It doe* not reach 1100. On a home that paid 98.26 for 11,880 fir# coverage the ■torm premium on a similar amount was glS.'tfi. WHAT HAT OUTFIT OUTFITI $ BUDDY? n ' ju ly 9:00 Baseball Acvfas 8:05 Supper Rbur 9:15 Howard and Khalton 9:20 UP Raws 9:20 Music in tha Air 7:00 Rotort (a tA* Nation 7:30 Atlantic Sports ReperUr 7:19 Twilight M»Iodise 7:59 Blmrr Davie and the New* 8:00 Academy Award 9:90 Norman Beasley and Midj Florida Cawtiey* B OO Guy U olW ria .fld l Blaadia....... •*..* 10:00 Edwin C. H1U is . m r .u i * LONDON, July 19 - U n ­ rest Britain sought Sunday ght, by means of a formal Btoai aid .pact signed la Mea­ ly, U keep Rush* M M the provision nam bo Assistant m 10:10 Bob Trottt 10:19- Danes Orshestr*' 10:30 Charles Spivalr Orchaatral 11:09 Linton Walla, new* 11:09 Sk*p FlaIds Orehaatr* Qcrmaniy • eom mated i Hungary. Bulgaria. Rumania. Blovakia ana progfvaw Iff lb « m tranapurt IU I Tibet". Dut what's the ay caA’t ftufd anything exspot they actually are uc- Wang CMng-wtl rtgtma at NaaWnr C----- 1 ----- ' Its a racegnltlon that app»r•ntiy naant muefi bnpratMd tha Chinas*, however, and probably atiU laaa tha Chinafytng Japs. Tbay^e got a good thing- In Chlaa. want to go cat with thalr eonqirnlng. to make' It a perma* nancy, and don't aua If thajCr* ab> sortad. rrom thalr standpoint It’s batter to baopatant. gfafttng. warlordly ssstmllatad Chtnaaa than to go bach and ba rta* Oald cooUas la, ....... 4 fboaii tbe. ONMT IndiaUte IlM Q f rjL* QUIn^ Wrtglft “ IfcW* ftbdueUon” p t tJN, July ldi - m U B .1M waa-daj* it on vita) A m y ooP leet paring the i •..'Hi ) pastor Special—The Rev. D. YabdeO Page, formerly pestoe af the Prt'byterlan Church at BvaSka* vllle, haa been Irenafmed hare as assistant peator af the yirrt Presbyterian Church. Hi* wash will b* largely with yoeag peepM . tarot .Itnaytiv aia fkw as a rvgt■wdr ofT aitV. OMfvd Statvo m«HnaBr MW'illlTaland-up agbu and ■QbpUaa. probably clear fruu lb* .'A __ro a Army Slgaal Csrya Pbata) mm Tsafght'a rragfaau ) tlonal Guard of Ohio waa called Into federal aarvlea. Three days later, tha war department designated Ration­ al Guard troop* of Ohio and We*t Virginia to form the Thlrty-acwnth division.1‘ Tha Duckry* division began to concentrate at Camp Sheri­ dan. Montgomery, Ala. In Au­ Newspaper headline: "?■ V. gust, 1017 Fullowlng Us pre­ Rfa Head and Heart Alone liminary training, tha division Uuldaa National Daallny.” Oa embarked for Francs. Altar, hearing this Old Ika popped up Its arrival In Europe In Juaa.i with this po*er: - "Whal'a tlw 1111, It aarvad In Ih* Dt Marat' matter with brlngin* his hatd In­ •actor, Aug. 4 to Bapt. 19) to the eaaei 1 kinder thought it Matue-Argonno o ffa n a lv a , might ba uMful too." Bapt » to Oct. 1; OL MUM Two eminent arlenUata from I aactor, Oct' 7 to 19) an lha Ly» and Eacault river*, la lending unlversitlca ar* engagrd Vtandara. O ct II to Mow. 4) In m earch work In Green land, and tn tha gyngam aactor up on tha edge of th* Arctic re­ (Belgium) until tha Anaiallea gion. Thalr March will be for Tha Xhlrty-Mventh advanced foaaillttd specimens of plant M kilometer* against lb* foe. life that exlated when that re­ Mixed M U prisoners flnetbdgion waa yet a aml-tropWal big M officer*). 29 p**MC «9 oae. a perlad they pact at 123 arUllary, and 399 maaMna, million year* ago. _ guna. , m Sacratary lekas *ay* "W* have been IWtng too lang on bor­ rowed lima.” Harold, thara U Hie insignia of the Buekeyo quit# a lame group of poopln division—a red qlnle with * who aro wlulng that yon should while border—4* adapted from P4F up tad quit. a those two hava in common?” have in common," the lady do1)1 aax.”—Readers BOY M__Pnarlaww niaMs.9 In Digest #d “ W orkPle Wkltal ( and strife, the " V ’L h r a d io TltfBTV-RW f M'nl T1UKTT-SRVENTU . OIVUION ?. y^ N VTW hatred ! to suffer The presumption Is that officer* aT.tn* dtvtsknr b f qwreucvt, twtng. engaged In grafting and looting to their hearts' content, exactly where they war#, didn't propoaa to® be switched elsewhere, where tha picking* might not be *o good, and engaged soma nearby Chinese guerilla* to provide 'em with a fake raid, trt order to be left alone by their Toklo higher command m In fact. Il*a beginning to ba aua-' pected in Waahtngton that the Mikado's army hi China la about as serious a problem to Mnr a are Ult Chinese themselves, C " , Japan Hope* Is Appease _ . Indeed. It s considered that Toklo still ha* hopes of appeasing the Chinese, by setting up their puppet' but ostensibly Chines* government in Nanking under Wang ChLngwei. a Chinaman himself—a Chi-1 ocas Quisling The scheme doesn't • show many elgna of taking effVet, but oven' If it should. It probably' wouldn't appease tha rapidly Chinafytng Jfcpe on tha mainland. Croatia recognised tha J»p-crt»t«e r bat''w sn id. watt equipped tnvxmng 4T 4 RECENT literary tea, a famous French KknQootabla quota*: “ He .had aopwrod with w Holiywooff glamour girl wcU-known avarythlag to make him an Idol aoelaty, on# flattered and h for beauty and henallty. Much to the annoyance of of patted to hla aobFa detriment,• Current Comment hu- 1 of' instance* Ut wtucb token gi and held their t h i /w vo/nplwtrd their to dUcwtrr thot they'd tn«m*chr» In Ufa proc- Maybe you have wondered how fish get their bodily support and food for growth. All waters, frrih or salt, carry a high percenlngu of a substance called plankton consisting of decayed vegetable matter and soil solu­ tions carried Into the body of water by ralnst also microscopic living organism*. Then thero 1* the old rule, “ the big fish cat up tha lltUb one*,” - sometime* carried Into commercial life. rith hlaa It t m JpladHnr 01 . grt/Tand-repia# right where U la. and la lip# to vaalat twine told to abandon such luxuries and ra-, tom to hard worh oa Ita naUva' ||)C . _J, . _r v - — * , AdrltM our data depOltnWt? R . f ^>-4 Ik- k f a i | -tyUmlMAS ( 'M 1 ^ 9 9 .. �•• a a c K -v r y iv * — jo t •u, m* Juniors* Contribute To Scholarship Fund Social A n d Personal Earth Slide Uesumes Its Lava-I,ikc Flow \ homing nV**0^ ensured* !•> I' S .-mlilici* in thr M< um* Arfunnr battle hj»» li/e»l *-*l v«’HM ST CHARLES, V.i. Jtilv II - 4/|*>— A H«ifcff «*ai*h -!*•♦• j|X which wrr> knl *i\ limit' % Ins" work bvforo tnninif? .» h#0 resumed I' * l.ivnllki f|m* SiIIhU n ami ersnhed «*»s more h-un** in th«« Bunny kiln* mtnmir 'snip «• Heavy rums Sifur-av niirh1 softened the ejtrt*i ••»» the - ’«lt of linle lll.trk I.nn n. «r th«* . Virginia-K* nut k\ i...id. r and ih« • % crrrpinB m»»ti«n i 'K .1 .1 »•« aome J00 feel w l r and .’»»•» * fret long. ht gnn -hnitU sfl*midnight o i.M iv .t. ••'iirniir-l _ tl)e volume of f Mi and tnino ^ rrfu*«a in th# >u \\ »»»••» •in# nl \sti+ several tnui ir»* *t»« than m the f l o w of It« "l. MBa LOURINB BEAL. 8ocfetyJUBUT Social Calendat Mlao Anna Brown i> visiting plcitgv to the Plsg, prayer for pence, observance of the thirty with ftiend, in Knell*. second, o f tilcnce in memory of dry aWmoon ai Herman La* i *he heroic ileail ami th.- reading Clow A Pelatka, ton of Mr. and Miaa Died* Dyson is ipending of the Preamble to the ConatF Ur*./Chari*, Cloaa o f .Lake port. the week la Daytona Beach aa , tution. I It wa, reported by Mra. A. Tka wedding waa solemnised in th* guest of Mis* Mtrie Byrd. R- Fonl, spun,or for -bv Junior the/PreahyUrkn Church with the Auvlllary. that the Junior, had Ryk. E. D. Brownlee performing JRIloolehan and Harry contributed to the book futtd t*- m imanyi Mrs. & F. Vemay, Loe, who are working at Camp and •cholarehlp fund of the de­ orgaaUt, played “ Are Maria” the weekend partment. The honk fund auawhile Urn foerta Were assembling Blending, spent with their families. tain, a lending library for rural and J. M. Stlneclpher sang “ Be­ Vrnolil Points Out •chool, of the .late and the cause” . Th* traditional wedding tackydar.htp fund ftnaiuri worthy I'unenif IJIrr»ldnr» h u t Blanche GunnlxgkrrO udl •Glidur,.’ linportaiUT . rial riae * m t e 1 aikr m r i ' . ~.•ludenfa . utirihg Gxtlr cnkltge ~ 7»H H Tn4 •!*>. Large baskets o f whit* gladi­ yesterday for A ahre diet. -H, C. year, on a lend Ktu«, which ITw ne IHM oli were raaaaed against a back­ where ahe plana to spend a two may be paid hack by email weeks' vacation. ground of palms and fern and monthly inatallmcnta, Mr, Ford white Upars burning in esnde. Mulll , III. I .1 Hu X' .1.1 Mra. Henry English and daugh­ explained delabra which were placed along ter, Dolores, are visiting in Union f ii rr c* . - it*I -mi.I.ix ixi” lit eli-li i lb-ginning in May the Junior the rostrum and choir rail, Point, Gl , aa the gueala of Mrs. Unit darted making monthly con­ “ may - p i ’ ll III* lift* ,* i1* ' " ixn i u formed an effective tatting for English a mother, Mrs. B. I'.' Ray. tribution* for rrhahtlitiiinm work •x i c c e , , mill f:i'l n * in iimiix nidi the ceremony. lory ini,»mn* amonjr Wiirld War vriemna at The bride, who was given In (irnersl Aii>"hl. I. puH xlr.-l of Sgt. Frank F. Ray of Camp Bay I’ inc, and l.akr City ho,pi* marring* by her father, wdr* Blanding spent the weekend in tal. ,|aff fur i" i bill*, mg the a gown of white mouaaalina do Hanford aa th* guest of his pa­ The TTnit voted to place an or* twi'lflh mi <j il in,........ - -arms \t Dnylntiu lh-nrh nn July t ihese bsthing heaulle*. M i" drr for 2nnn popple, at the hake sola, fashioned along simple rents. • n n l c , l '« i lu-nn- !> iiupn't .,-lx *-,-d Girl" and hur maid-of-honor, alrollrd down th'- I hr I 'm l u i l City llonpital In he diilrihllled Fluriihi liliiniHiir lines. Wide bonds o f lace formed 'I I" l » i 'm e a fitted wrist Ua* and the long, h .nil in bathing -m lmid fur jacket,! Combining the glamour tilrpl ii- i : . , , " . i i . x hi m i . I. rin g Mae Clevelanil. Jr., left i, nlwav, Ihc Salunl.y hrfnr* uf frimiiiin In .in'x nnil the glamour *f nnft, ei|ien,iee fur aem el g l i d e r - , sin! i. | . u i . . I full sleeves were caught at the week fbr Canton, N. C. whei tin- air Memorial Day Mr,. Dmiel* m wrista with cuff* of lace. Her will visit with relative, for I nil n a, a uiran* of n p rn w ln i the city's aunxmrr plnined the rca«nn fur placing tu l«. ii veil waa of fingertip length and eral weeks. in x- say *‘ |t', roxiler in Daytona Beach ” The girl* the order tn early i« In m u r e rlug.in io she carved *■ hooquet of whlto ihc veteian, now rnrtCncd Ihe in. M i- I,,-min- Holt. left, winner of thr lille. "M i, Klornli coronarla. advantage ip the wot- It ha* 1,1.mi.uii tisel** al a Fourth of July , late wide beauty conleat at Th* miId-of.honor, Mia* Mar­ left fnr Newark, hern rrpnrteil by MU' Edna Mae garet Kkder. was gowned In a they expect to be 1nan. Mad, on Mignsfar*. .lone,, ci- it.vcl wn. t r r al I.akn tin limirtlxx alk hnnd-hi-ll in Daytona Bearh; and Ml*, Kve Dyer Twrnl v , I O-Makers: Automobile— months. M l„ Hall, of I.aki-lanit, won a City, lhal the makinr rf poppies tig ht , runner upin Ihc c o n ic ,,. llerlmutH' Furniture Htreral Krpayha, proved of definth- value to flfiii fir-1 prirc winch ,hc -han-il with the l.akrland Junior Cham- .«Imo< t mrnl Clan,. Ihc men in lhal It help. In hir nf Commerce which apnnanrcil her. M l„ DV'-r. I'alalka. had ^reiliml *** divert their mind* from their h-uii lhr ho-t n| niaidof.honor al (hi- Inal Ravine Canlen, Asah-a illre«,e, July hv, licen defXgnaled *• Feativnl Ten of Florida's preltie,! girl, partlcipateil in the conical Public Safely Month in Ih* under Jaycce *pon«or,htp. Mr*. F. J. Lynch ha* arrived American Lesion Auxiliary pro­ from Now York City to visit gram and Mr*. Danml, intro­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. duced Joel Field, who talked D. Shoemaker, for two week*. nn the importance nf vnfe'v. II# al,o commended William Brook* « i - uw w nm ri unt man, Mbs Katherine Odham left er, «tatr highway patrolman, for t>)nnld MeLnuig o f Bartow and Sktunlav for Atlanta, Gs , where hi, "wide knowledge and deep other* w«rt Carl CIpM, brother ■he wfll spend two weeks with interest In highway patrol and I l l A t K X A N H K R H . G B O f t G K public safely.” relatives. AI* Kcnturi* S fiv iif Writer There were I'J sdpmr mem­ Ed«e*. linrk in 11)01 when hand*ome, Mr. and Mra. ,K. U Qnattle. ber, and eight junior member* Immediately following th* ctreW. I HIST STKKKT-— I'HONK 73H-M v» ry sernnia F.rnie Kmir of I*orntony. Mr. and Mra. McGlona en­ baum, Mrs. J. J. Nlcholmn, Jr., in attendance ut Ihe meeting. ">\t- Wirt* Flower* K veryw here" aine. Ohm, wn« from tertained with an Informal ra- and Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Owen coptlon for the wedding party spent th* day last Thursday In the Naval Acmlemy. hit lucky and out-of-town guests at their Ocala and flllrer Bprlngs. hug reenrillny ■‘Teniper ? J. C. Trswlck has been attend­ tnifclv t erin. ing the United Life Insurance Now ratefl (••ughi^t Rea convention which is being held In the Rlvierat Hotel at Daytona day evening t l mnong the Niivy’^ high Beach. (hoi# milking officer*, l*»2 V«'Mf-n|d Adchipter preal- n,,,*il Krnt*"^ J- k,,,K cuinmamU , _ . -mn, of Miami lhr Stairwhich o'f Jarkoon* k" "I 1In- Atlantic all thv wo) Atlanta, Ga., where they will Irmtn for th# *■ lc#lan«l. tlrit with relative, for on* Thi’ tall, mni-wy Un l hn-fnctHl Month. lanford attend* King i* im» |M»li**ht-r#* for e* were: Mi*^ Na\y lirn** hats. Ili« aTAib^mr^t Mr. and Mra. R. E. Ashdown MU* Jeaair (0 ih«> critical ilpfi'iuM'^oul|i»« nnd son. Frtdryek. left Balurdsy ry Smith, carver uf outstanding c«unafUrnoon for New Orleans and »hn Pop# ttn<* inmnd performance, particularly other *point. "In awwieiOIIOi Louisiana, where WIICI r tt 9 HI, in ihc aircraft and •ubntarine thoy expert to be fbr a week. AndersonGriffith FRIDAT Central Cirri* of the Sanford Gorden d o b will sponsor the 0 sowing session for Ih* Red Cross In Ihe Woman's Club from 0:30 A. M. until lt:S n A. M. The Geneva Home Demonstra­ tion Cluh will sponsor a dance ot the Geneva Community Hall £3 In the evening. ^ The 50-50 Bible Class of Ih* Mothodlst Church will meet with Mr*. B orar' Price at her home In Lake Monroe, at 8:00 P. M. Two Entertain For FViends At Picnic M n , K» L. Quattlrhaum and JO* O. G. Owen entertained group of frlcnila at Sanlando prinre Uet Friday ereninff with awtmminff party and picnic. v, w* nunuinun, (#■•« Atlanta, G»., Mr. and Mra. H. U Chancy and Mr. and Mr*. G. ACarter of Orlando, Miaa Liaala Padgett and Mia* Johnnie Pad­ gett o f Alma, Gs., Kent Ilonl o f Oealg, Mr. and Mr*. 0«rcn and Mr. and Mrs. Quattlehaiim. MODERN FINANCE CO, Man Who Guards Sea Way T o Iceland Is Hardbitten Officer Aboard Ship Summer School Music Group At F. S. C. W. Named Fraternity Honors Rushees In Orlando For Fresh I're-Cooled Mouqucts Artistic Design & Corsages, Call ippin Gardens, Florist SERVICE British: Kfclfef Work Walter Turner has wh«r* Tomorrow Is BARGAIN B A T Oar Old Favorite: • SPECIAL [s Named Qualifying n* a naval avia. i . i _ _ D o s t tor •* ,hl' * Kl' *"'* * ’ ■ *# * * * ing a «ucrc*aii n of air commanda. “ Iha I, -aid to have dune mure in i” ' , » porfecting the tarlical value of utlve board " aj^-raf, |0 tho fleet Ihsn any If. Federation ^ , lh, SllYy. Mr h„ gone' lo be wUI visit trim hia slater. En8* TUIt4d to r • days Couaty Bandies -r?*-U'_ with Braxton Perkins In Pulaato esjBtlnutng In ki, Va. # rallW of th* I Uls Nsw York Mra. W. B. Moya and sons, BtHy and Jackie, will leave to­ morrow for Now York City, fro * where they will sail on July IT fo r tho Panama Canal Zone to join Mr. Moya who la .1M ,a Unee .? J k I the of Ih. Navy', air dwwtrove. fofrr a< * |n»wrrful offendlr#— lUon program r* l,>rr th« n 'lcf»n»rive--wcap„n of l l T . been do "» • feet. i* peat. Friur to hia aeronautical serv­ ers* appointed, too, brilliant ,up«rvialon of th* of Dr. J. V •alvRgc uf Ihe sunken xubmserlnarlan, and rlnes 8-SI and S-4 won him (he terrain* where, Dlslingulxhrd Service Medal with < d # * r will he I ( ; # J,| 8 U r Mr. and Mrs. John Edward ggina and family who have *■ nuking their noma In TaL h o ses, have morod back to inford yehere Mr. Higgins wUI coanoeted xriih tho Wight 0 roeary Ceneywny, mrit wllh the Old Kagle-Kye Ernie, a* they Ix-*I| him In the Navy, drive* hi* i ‘ men and him,elf at a hard pace, da Cottlrmen # Jtnlor of(|c, r haa cu.ae-l __ — , lu ll Mr. awl Mra. Joe Malsch end |him a , an “ unreasonable, hanlvhltlen, aon nf a aea rook.” Moat Iof them admit, however, he would Ia A D r i l l ” ,io i, NEW ARRIVALS ‘ >». INCOIt l*0R ATE D TKLKI-HONE 128 10'J PALMETTO AVK. u iih * handy man lo have around lf |rinblt wrrc brewlnK A h|,h ,„ i „ ranking officer, who has i u,‘ y, een.lderebl* lerviee with had him Chinese Junk T » Be Sold To tJ* 8. Navy SONOLULtr. Jejy U c-rid V Mt*. Anna ArdUltolg aaya aha U going to set: her Chinee* Jonh to the United Stale* navy In a few d«F« S r t u aftag which It Will be rarltrignstod the UMx Cheng Be W d need aa n Matlan chip n P W f T f c i W aata th# world .it•attoa to oU e o d apx. T to * It wUI m uni || AMMMlh. PARADISE SHOES NATURAL BRIDGE SHOES NATURAL POISE SHOES crJn ehlef o f tba United Bla tea 1 Kfrri- For that service ha waa •warded tba coveted Navy Ctoaa. Six feat S Inches tall, fairly bAdshoaJdered and slim walsted KMg la an Imposing flgora la fu# naval draaa and a breset lead f deco rations. Ha la th# tether >f »lx girl* and one boy. thawing w # l ana e f kto dsughUra, he tO Q Odd Lot* Only! Broken Sisrat IS (a $6 Valuta OTHERVALUESto $5.00 m Iiroktn Lola $ 1 9 4 and $ 2 * ^ 4 B y a a d j r , Cham pan*, ODD LOTS IN CHILDREN’S SHOES GREATLY REDUCED �I * I -------I------ THE gANFUHD H EEfiLD , HANFORD, S a n f o r d Golfers Bow T o Orlando Score 241-2 -111-2 Yankees Win As DiMag Hits fj.'ird tTXJWSJJM A/US<A».£3 V r . wAjd-r i/Jcd &tiue neos LAI f 'f£AH — rig FiriUHM oM ri a eeccxio OP iW o PYF’EA'fTAaK* OrtfT t/tCTBR/ PHILADELPHIA. July It (4*1— Mm . Surah Palfrey f'»w»k$*. of Ni*w York City, II Nn Hull Jarnti*, Amrrira** top-rank­ ing nmatrur women'* p liy r , C l anil #1-2, to win thr mMdlt ti.i't*’* women'* trnni* championships at tha Philadelphia Cricket Club Sunday. Mr*. f ’o«ikr, aefond-arad** t in the tournament, rfrju in*if only un htiur to *wcrp a*itj<* lh«» Markrly. California vetrran wi h apparent ra*<*. ,Mi«« Jiiroln nUo id d l e loat in thr finala hint yt *tr lo S o fM o M o o e ' llrlrn Hrrnhard, Cornell Co-nl. AAoU rip STAR Cf 1AG. whom ahr idiminntrd in a at miO aJ O ririA T l B B O t * final match .Saturday, Although Mi** Jaroh* aril Mr*. Cookr hav«- mrt in many intrrnationnl tournament*, .Sunday wo* only the second lin»»# the New Yorker had been victorious. The other orcnnion wa* in IJl.'I'l. Mr*. Cookr took nn early T*l lead In the flr*t set hy piling up Real K ota lr (o n re y a n e r a point* with a wicked drop *hot Seminole Co. Hoard of Public InIhnt Mi** Jncoha never had n •truetinn T o T rustees, Church rhanrn’ lo rolurn. The former ■if th» N nxarenr. Amrricnn nnd Wimbledon ehvnplon pulled up at 4-3 hut Mr*. Kdwnrds, llenjamin J. widower To Josephino Atkina. Cooke took the next two jfnror*. Real l-Atate Mortgagee Hunter, |. (}. and wife To San­ ford I’rodurtion Credit Aaan. Ilighlon, S. It. and wife To 8an- R In Grueling Match INDIANAPOLIS, July !4 — y —• Bobby Rlgg*. o f C lin ton , C , trounced national ch am btaO, Don M(N*11I of Uamblur. Ohio, Sunday to xrln the flftyftartk annual western tennla aluunplonihip. The score was f + i H . 10-8, 0-4. .iMcNeUI was wild, netting the MR frequently, while Riggs hit A e aldellnee eonelstenllv with Bbaialnr placements. In the long n d set McNeill gave up on tla last point, apparently accklM to *et It over with so he •told make a final drive tn the ||t r f l g g l / tired visibly late In the aaaka hut had anough loft to Jnor out tha fourth act r vriAif *1iL i 6 € f MOtt. e x i t M mu i n K E Y TO SECURITY IS f?AFiPt'/ SArri/46 tjJ t f f e c f i M e s s — Misri/rita SfRAiSrif \Jurtbdi Triis VtAR. UJAS A -mRCe-riiT^riritbOT CNC«-rri£CARP/A4AU,/ ^ SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS Red, L ig h t, A head 80UTIIEABT COAST FIRST FEDERAL . .JfeTtnai ft Loan A * n . o f B m ln o t a C ou n ty ■\; lVM w} iw g , ,ltFlorMft *yw WINES j- GINS - LIQUORS r a n DELIVERY-PH0N1 999 BELL’S PACKAGE STORE lasaiHed Advertisements DU8INK8§ BERVICB 9TOCK as* C ft Celery and ,va. Apply aa ROOM S— h a th SITUATION WANTED n O U S E C L S A N E B , table . w a iter or n o n e . B a n k Lea J m m o , •16 S. Mh Bt To Samuel R. Dlghton and wife. I^e, C. 8. and wtfa To Ralph B. Chapman and wife. Partial Hatlafartlen of Judgmaut Gunson Co. Inc. To J. H. Eitridg*. Hulta-Chaacery Keir. Claudia Florin* va Laard Moor* Kalf, divorce Mayer, Gilberts Sldonle Rial* va Sclelmer Mayer, divorce. Korner, Solo man vs Raging Karner, divorce. bp, divorce granted. Washburn, Lucilu G. VS Harold C. Washburn, minor child g(M>< to plaintiff^ also $128. month alimony, dlvorco granted. Da via, Zara A. VS Winala Dovi. plaintiff to resume maiden name o f Winnie Colson, divorce granted. 8a Its man, Poulin* R. V8 Her. man BolUman, plaintiff to reThigpen, Denver VB Mary Kemp aumo maiden name of Pauline Thigpen, Dlvorra Granted. R. Jscobooo, divorce r r u tn L Eller son,'Gat* re n* L. VS Nalaoa VS i. Alien Stout, Leroy Ellersos, Plaintiff given Plaintiff to reeuraa maiden •uatody Of two children, graated. McDaniel, Pauline V I Jamea t . McDaniel, Plaintiff to roaum* maiden name of Paulina Oglae- granted. Berger, F.Dye VS Sam Rcrger, * Plaintiff to m um s maiden name of El<ye Satiaky, divorce granted. WornIdc, Columbus M. VS Ger­ trude Wamble, divorce grunted, flofrr. Alice Renner VS Rudolph Huffrr, divorce grunted. • Aa> eau eententa ge UR it's jimr J<i> tu a** that luillag* romeu dawn—sea Couatr CommUalooers and Hekeel Copamla•letters now.— Adv. ALTMAN’S USED ALLTHB PACMNO AH 10DUUD 7. l i t ! o I* IIK It N I H if f C la rk C lr r u lt C o u rt l i y A. U W K K K H , U . C. (fla a l) IN TH R C I I I! N T T J ir t H II T R C O L ’ H T . IN A N !, F O R M K M IN n i . E I X I I I N T T . K lA H t lD A IN R E K N T A T K O K W I I .I .I A M a K flD C ft, pareaneil. N O T I C E nV IN T E N T IO N T O M A K K A P F I J C A T I O .N F IN ­ A L D lf lC I lA H llE . ~ 't A L L W ” *f I T ' f A T CONN olle* le h . r . b y g iv e n th a t I havs Il!s 4 m y rin al rep ort as a d m ln la tra trla of lha ^ .la l* of W i l ­ liam O K t ll.r , d . r . , M ; lba| 1 havo file.I nry pe titio n for fin a l d ischa rge, and that I w ill a p p lr tn lb # llo n o ra b lo ft. W . W ar*. C o u n tr J u d g o of H .m ln o l* e o u n ly, F lo rid a , on Iho soennd da y of A u g u s t 1*11. for a p p ro v a l of lh a same and for fin a l d lsch a rg a aa a d m ln la lra trla of Ih o ..t a la of W illia m O. F d l.r . doeaaa.d. T b la > T lh day nf Ju n o . I*||. D E L T A M. K i l l . E l t A d m in is t ra tr ix of tha T jtla lo of W illia m O. E r ll.r , dacoarad. SUIT KOI! DIVORCE o r d e r o r p r n i.ic A T io y TO: IIKI.KN HERMANN, whoas adIN TIIH C in c lllT CDITHT IN AND dr.ao la unbnow u: FOR HKMIMX.K COUNTY. Vou » r » hereby n cllfled that a F IO R ID A . IN C H A N C B n r. ault foe d l v o r c has been tiled H M. CAR TE R . P la in tiff: asalnal you hy Taul Hermann. J r , V« In the Circuit Court o f the Ninth IH A c a r t e r . D o fa n d a n li Judicial Circuit o f lha atala o f O R D E R O F P U B L IC A T IO N Florida In ami for Romlaol* Cnunx TO : ID A C A R TER , V ald osta , ly In C hancery; and you ar* r .v fleorglo. tn flla your wrlttan appoarTon sru h.raby ordered and ro- qulred In aald eaue* nn thsl Hh day nalrrd In ha and appoar upon lha oanea f A usual. 1*11. and Ihereafier file " h day o f Aug. A. D.. Ii|| In Ihe your defense. If any. aa by law hill nf r^tnplalal Jltod agatost you required. In Ihe nbove entitled raua* and The Hanford Herald, a s e w s , Court. T h# Hanford H erald la barw- paper published In H«*nlnole <\,un•■r '>f, l «na»ad aa lh a new spaper la IV. F lorida. In hereby Setlannled as which Ibis ordar sh all ba publlahad lb* new spaper In w hich thla nolle* for fo u r consecutive weab*. W II- ahall be pubtleheil one* eoeb w eek n.aa o . I*. Ip ra don , Clerk o f aald fo r fou r ronerrullva w eeba Circuit f ’ ourt, and tn e o fficia l seal W itness my band and lha n f . thereof, this Hh day o f July A. D. Ratal seal o f aald Court, Ibis Tib 1141. day o f July. A. D. i» 4 l. O P. HERNDON, Clrek O p. IIKRNDON Dy A s Clarh Circuit Court A. M. W E E K *. D. C My A. M. WEBKO, (H e e l) ___ ____________ D eputy Clerk n o t ic n to c im o r -r o B a IN TIIH COURT o r TMB COUN­ T Y JUDOK. 1KM INOLB COUN­ T Y. FLORIDA. IN m o l U H . IN IIR : KHTATB O F HRHIRKRT R. T . IICNOB, D er eased. TO A L L CREDITO R* AND P E R SONH IIAVINO C L A IM ! OR D X MANDH AGAINST S A ID E STATB: You uud each o l y o u are here­ by o e tlfld d and required lo proaont nuy rUlma and demands which you, er either e l you may h ave against tha eala ta *1 U I U HURT H. T. RUNUJL deeeaaed. late o f said County t o tha C ouaty Ju d g e e f Hernia* I* C eualy, Florida, at his e ffle e Is th* eou rt kouae a t said C ounty at Benferd, F lorida, w llhla s ig h t ssleu d a r m onlha from Iho tlm o o l the firat p u h lltatls* e f (hi* uotlee. gash elalm ae d em ea d shell he tu w ritin g, sad ah all atala th* pise* o f re*Ideas* o a * peel e ffle e address o f Iho claim ant, sa d sh all be sw orn lo by the staiaeaaL a g ­ ent. e r attarasy, s a d s a y aueh claim e r demand put ae file * shall he veld. H H H D CARS TO USE ON YOUR VACATION 1940 Mercury FortJor Sedan New Motor ----------- 1725.00 1939 Chevrolet Town Sexliui______ 525.00 1939 Pontiac C oupe .i._____ 1938 Dodge Sedan Radio.. 1938 Cfcarrokt Coop* Radio.... 425. 1938 Plymouth Coop* ---------- 395. 1938 Ford 85 Tudor 8 * 5 a a ------------545.00 1997 Ch«vroldt Town 8 *d *a ------------ 895.00 1939 OUsmobU* Fordor’ 8*d in 295.00 1936 Pijrxioath Town 8 « U a *---------- 275.00 ALT*** CHEVROLETCO Irrlgatlen gystems SElE.MAaK &sffiftY CO. THRODoaa a . a m o a LTTAKETT THO 15 WHAT I HATS ABOUT OOFiO AWAY rO rt7 H K »U * M B «- Q. H ow much m o n r y havs tha A inorlran pcopla invest*,) In d e­ fense bom la and ■tarn pa aInca tha savinga program beg a n T A. T o ta l salsa fr o m M ay l through June 31, I 9 4 lt Series F. Bonds ....... »l«8 .7 S 6 .n n ' Series V Bonds _____ Cl.T .!,000 Series G Bonds ______ 378,7»«,000 Total B ond Sales .... 624,020,000 Defense Savings .Stamps _______ 8,677,000 .. Have emharassment of eeeiag year nemo la tea delinquent list —-re yowT Taa CoHeeter today. —Adv. defending Champion George Toley o f Southern California earlier In th* day In a matrh spre.nl out over several days berauie o f rain. DIVIDEND Defense Bond Quiz NOTH.—To buy defense bonds and atampa, go to tha nearest post office or bank, or write to the Treasurer o f the United S lates, Washington, D. C , for an order form. Nazis Build Trenches On English Channel CURRENT IN l-H O lA T r hack from Impending defeat Sun­ day to conquer W ays* Rabin In TO ALL IT MAT co re RUN: fixe acta. 2-8, 0-6, 6-1, 6-3. 6-3. Notice la hereby , i , , n that in tha finala of Uio annual LILLIAN HINOI.KTAKY filed bar Spring Lake Invitation tennla floal roport a* csectitile o f tbs oalalo o f THANK (JOhRTS. f t . tournament and to maintain hU eeaead; that aha Iliad baa petition inxincibility In tho clay courts for flaal discharge. and dial aba elassie. Will apply to |ba llonoratla R. W. IVAIIK. Caaaty Jude* ol yam* Already seven times winner Inola County. Florida, oa tW <4 In the tournament, the methodi­ day of Ju ly m l . fur approval of cal tennla ace from Avoadena, aama and for flaal dlechare— aa Calif., was completely at tha a x r u lr la o f ih« e e ta l. o f Fit A NX daraaaad. on tbla I M mercy o f his Rano, Ndv., op­ OOKIITZ, dap o f Juna m i . ponent In the first two seta o f LILLIAN nlN O f.STA R T. the finala. But ha rallied xrith a K aoeu trll o f tha ratal a .if FR AN K OOKIITZ. dfraaabrilliant display o f tennla atrmtery that earned himl _a second ______ leg on hla third Clifford Hamphill challenge howl. Parker re­ tired the firat bowl In 1936 and 1 the areond-tn 1939. ... » , • Hebln'e r e tr y o f-| J » flrrt 'VtaO' •eta marked tha first tlma In «j 8 « ln t | yo u In lh « C l r r u lt C o u rt and fo r Mamlnolo C o u n ty , Kl*»rhia Spring Lake tourney carter In Ida. by J K K*la*jr. tha aama ba­ that Parker had lost two (might in* i a atilt for d lvo rra . T h is o rd a r algill l>a publlahad acta. Before Sunday’s match ho onra a w aak for fo u r Cohawriltl V* hail dropped only three aeta, ona 1 • aaka In T h a H anford lls ra ld . » to Clifford Sutter In the 1938 nataapapar publlahad In lU m ln o to final and two to Tod Bchroeder Ci o u n ty . F lo rid a . W itn ess my nftlr lml rig n a tu re in last year’ s semt-flnala. Ha a* a I o f said C n q rt. at (IMS. had never before dropped a lov# and 1ford. %‘ka K am lnolo C o u n ty , F lo rid a , thla J u ly JTM t a 'I wumt your name • M M with ether tog delOta eei your Tax Collector ) i INSURED § ■SAVINGS of nuNUE. mz& axssxam P h T fa d e tp h ia Jggs Downs McNeill went IN TIL* COURT Ot THR COCNTT JUDOK VKMINOI.K rot'N* TT. STATS (V FLORIDA. SPRING LAKE, N. J „ July IN HR: TUB ESTATE OK FRANK M — UPt— Frankie Parker cam* CuritTZ, DtcuxL MA464C. V f e e * - «• CHICAGO, July 14 — O V The N a» York Ynnkrrw ruahrd on towar.1 the Amrrlean League thampionahip y « tenlay with a double victory oivt the Chicago White Sox. It to 1 and I to 0, behind the brilliant pitching of Spurgeon Chandler and Charlea (Red) Kuffing. The Incredible Joe IliMaifgio, Yankee powerhouae, col­ lected three hits In the firat game and one In the I l inn ing nightcap to run hia till­ ing atrenk to fi.’l guinea to the delight of *__acll out crowd of 8 0 .3 8 7 .______________ be L u l Parker Rallies To Beat Sabin In Spring Lake Meet RIDDLE T O ALL B U T REDS RON'toUOOQkSHTOUr A N D » r DOWN R K �. V .. >> r jy r * —— Ian ford I.« The Only Central "m Florida City Affording Kali, lllgtiaaj And Water Xrannportatlon BemlnnU O ranty Prodacta M o n Frmlt A nd T ifil* W * * Than . Sim ilar A m |b Florida AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E lt SANFORD. 'Out New- York Harbor Defense Work Forges Ahead, Official Says ^Great frrogrewT In American Produc­ tion- Baring* Past e X ^ : ^ Bcjftrted FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY Member Associated Prena 1 Roosevelt Asks Russia Launches Offensive; Legislation To Save Power Claims Nazis Driven Back I President R e q u e s t s D a y l i g h t Saving Time For Part Of . . South, S o u t h e a s t ifA S h fX C T O X , July i:». — UP)— President Hims.vHt asked Congress today for l.gnla'ion to pnivlde daylight saving lino* •'up­ on such a regional *»r national basis, and for such part. or all, of the year, ns he might derm necessary in the interest of our national defense ’* Roosevelt ill letters to eight Southern governors, including the Governors of Alahanin. Flor­ • WASHINGTON. July II ida and Georgia, pointed out that the nation is "fared with — UP) Undersecretary oC a serious power shortage that 1* War Robert P. Pattcrsoi impeding the national defense told a Senate Committee to­ program.*' The jniwer shortage day the past year hi/ la particularly acute in the *outhwought “ great progresa" V •aat the President said I American defense productlir! Great Itritain, denying yester­ day that she was taking advan­ but “ for' total war of tic tage of Amrrirnn leased* nd aid kind raging in Europe tods; to promote her own etport trade, we can never have enotRh asserted that she had rut her femltlons.” exports to the hone Inrria.rd Pitt, non forerait The Rritish Fmlmssy issued a dlalocatlon o f tha nation's nor Coaat Guardsmen remove the normal KUO candtepower light •tatemen in reply to criticism in Congress and elsewhere. Repre­ mal pear,time economic machIn on •' buoy and replace it with n ten candlepowcr one a, part of sentative O'Conne*’. I>i nioerat, fry, adding that Tar mam ol the blackout te«t of New York Harlior. The ten rnmllepower light Montana, had asserted Anirrienn t y machine, and labor” muat can barely be .ten from a half mile di.tancr and i. invisible from exporters had romplnined that bo placed at tha service of th« the air. In wartime, buoy, would he Marked nut entirely. the Hritish were selling Ameri­ can steel and other le.ise-lend War and Navy D*partiarnli roods to Ijitin Amerin. !!• than at present. railed for an invesigatmn of Pre.idrnt Roosavelt yraterday surh “ double.dealing ^•ongly tupported War DepartTh# embassy said it wouhl not A o t proposals that selectee* and he in the interrst of Aniericans for Great flritain to »l*andon National Guardsman bo kapt in ita export trade entirely. Hv etaervica longer than h yaar, but norting, t#ie statement explained, abandoned at least temporarily Britain earns foreign exchange legislation to permit uaa of these to help pay her way ami thua Mldior* outside tha WesUru h — her dependence upon lease-lend in at(sphere. aid Is reduced It sdded, how­ Thn decision was announced ever. that the lease-lend program by Sonata Majority Lander Barkmakes Rritain Irsa dependent up­ lay. who spent the weekend on on exports and these are fast tho President’s yacht and yes­ helng reduced as standing or- In Vital Dnepr River Area J ______________________ - _________________ . V- H ^ Jl » _ - - » ' _> Three Regiments . Of Enemy Troops De­ stroyed In South, U. S. S. R. Asserts More Jolts Due Peacetime Ltfe Additional Labor And Machines Needed ' For Armed Forces German Command j R ep o rts Progress Churchill Says Pact Means Soviet And Rritain Are Allies He ^tMavlalM r » n a RiiHsin'M Itivl Armies, ntrihimf hack on the cen­ tral front guarding Smolensk mill Mnm-mv. were reported t'nlnv to have launched a major nffineivc along thh Dnepr lti\er, stormed acrosa that \ital defense stream at several pointa and driven tho (iermaiw hark 19 miles. Papworth Again Three Sworn In Namtd To Head By Defense Unit Market’ Board At Regular Drill terday participated In • two-hour White - Rouen conference with other congressional leaden. A preliminary Administration Two Are Harper Expects Uni­ To Advisory Body, forms Will Reach Lehman R e p o r t s Here On July 20 irom Mbscow, trsn.mltted by RCA perimenlal radio for tho first time to the Vhited States, this picture shows, accordllig to tha Russian raption, a Nasi plane Three men, Karlyle Houaholder, Charles II. Lee, and Leo Bulqcr, were .worn la aa mem­ bers of . tho . 0Mskis)(|i I claims on notvrntarranuonismmy^gniutlon with tho excretion, of Dofrn.e Force at itg tcgnlai* O f that attempts to raise th# beml- one year, wae unanimously r<-- meeting at tho Armory ls,t night. feherk ban would ha defeated. placed to head the board »or the K. C. Harper, captain. Mid toWASHINGTON, July 1R — But, Bhrkloy said, that eltuaUon coming year at a meeting held l/Pt— General George C. Murdid not Inspire the separation , t th« market last night, II. J. -hall, chief of staff, wn« dis­ of the Weetern . Hemisphere Lehman, managrr, rrpornl lo.lay. closed today to have told (’onpropoMl lro*"..‘ wo Other Wsr I Papworth was Introduced grr.s that specially trained Ar­ Department bllla exteaaiBg the ^ the Stale market convention my units Instend of Marine, ■laran of aervica af draft*.*, j |n Jacksonville last week a* the .hould have occupied let-land, lull ^urdsmen and reaerv# officer*. I oldest and first chairman of any were prevented from doing •" The Presldsnt and 1advisory committee In tha Rtat# lain Harper nr one o f the other beenu.e of diffieulties prewntod Marshall, Army chief. * f staff, market system. The chnirmnn officer* o f the unit. by the on* year draft servico submitted to tha BepuklMMl end j,,, >fr,e,j the Sanford market. Uniforms received rule. Following presentation of n po­ Democratic confine* secret SlUt- 0j j „ t |n the stato, rnnllnuou.ly about July 20 and lisunl im­ Marshall made tho statement ll! inn by Sanford resident* a.ktary data Intandod to substan- ,xrrpt for 1035. when John mediately, according to word re­ in testimony before a Senate ing that the Wokiva River bo fe ta Army contentions that Uta Melsch, 8 r . was head of tho ad- ceived " “ Military Committee, in support of ■li-urnl of the water hyacinth* dlscharg* o f thouaiada of train- ,Uory group, legislation which would |M-rnut ahich o r e interfering with boat­ tlmore, \ Lefflrr and Gus S ta te , tho uniforms are nirkrl the retention In active service nf ing and fishing, llorrul J. Skid tea nftar on# roar o f aervlco wonld wsakan unltad States out- Rihmih. whose term nf office gray with touche* o f orange in selectees and national guardsmen to re, captain of the corps of onpoets In the Pactflo *M A tun- had expired, were re-elected mom- the shoulder emblems and raps. longer than one year. i'ine*f* of the Unltnl State* Kntie. here of tho advisory committee. Unless the present one yesr k'ineer Off lev in Jack'imville, The outfit consists e f a shirt, A Roosevelt did no* w » 100 Committee members approved trnu*era, tie, belt and overseas limit la removed, Marshall said, -.III lisbiy the waterway will be P r cs n t support frouf .y*_groop. 4 r*nucit of Harry Tookn for rap. The shoulder emblem, in "our present trained forces wdl •Icnre-I of the hyacinth menace. but he poraunded tha leader* to colorlng n |0ring rooms room* and ventilator. gray nnd orange, has the initials largely melt away.” Mr. Skiilnmrr wrote Kdwanl In th* tltrn» peeking house at '•F.D.F.*' sewn on It, The rojf Higgins, sceretury nf the Semin­ the market, providing the tost 1* gray trimmed In orange. ole County Chamber of Comdid not exceed $400. on-rcr. a* follows: A committee composed of "Rr ference I* made to yutir Mr. Lehman, nnd Alex Johnson litter dated May 30, lu ll, relu. reported that they hail Inter­ live to the rendition of the Weviewed dealer* concerning the kiva River du« to the water hya.-. uniform J commission tn he noth menace, ami inclosing n pe­ charged fer Jiuyln* and handling tition rvi|ueating that this water­ produce nn consignment Deni­ way Ik- cleared of the existing er* said they wonld call n meet­ watar hyscinth jams. ing of all those who expect Io "1 am pleased to inform you •aerate at the market next Ken- this State Defense Council, a llmt an examination nf the Weana end agree upon n uniform permanent office for th* Semi­ kiva River has recently been nole County Defense has been mad*, and stepa are being taken *et on at tha Aemory. Most of I- eaiploy the necessary tubur to the business of th* Council, m*UM that this waterway in due u n « long will be clear of the water which It hehded by J. L. Ingley Knox observe* that "n o hyacinth menace and kept Tea. ns chnirmnn. will ha carried on man wants war” but added: "I happen to belong to a school ••mably clear in tha future. from these headquarters. Captain "Your courtesy In inviting the Harper explained. In order to of thlnkera who regard a* Im­ rrntreliaa th#' activities o_f_ the perative a policy o f elding Bri­ attention of this office , to the group.tain at whatever coet to eur- condition o f the Wtklva River la ■elvea, to promote both our pre­ appreciated. Marshall Tells Need Extended Service Shlpa During Jane ? DMooN. j^y is HPn ' Drug That Will Aid ’ Aviators la Sought OTTAWA, Opt, af the •market restaurant NEW YORK, July Ik 4 ytaslrlng. and that -aIn »#uW ruin, the bn«Mial*M H wet* fixed. The gey waa Instructed to take ta repair th* reef, resort M ’ tha market meetn JachsonySIf waa given br Papworth. \A- law approved k* recant lcRUlaturo to n- although prhurtfr asllltary, and bsnrt dealers and will b# made at th* thret are wag dlsLawd by boon I where troubles lost begin, ar 12.001) fa st Civilians mbm < fly that high. About ha9 a dotsa drug* b# tested. Ttafr aamee an crat fat military leeseai ARMY AWARDS WASHINGTON, M V - The- War awarded yesterday contract to Clean sent security and future national welfare” Sebring Seeks Aid To Enlarge Its Utilities "For the district snglnrer: Very truly yours, ••IIKRROL J- SKIDMORE. . Captain, Corps of Engineers. that lull! been .hut down in the buttle for the Ukraine. Russian soldiers sre guordmg the ship. City Seeks To Cut Ou'rTfllirid Corners’ Sanford resident. were inked today by Mayor IV I'. Hill to cooperate in trimming high shrubbery to eliminate "blind corners," cited a. the ran*e of u number of acci­ dent. m the City limit.. Tbe City Commission, at its icgul.n meeting at the City Hall la-t night, di-ru>aed the blind cor Her huiard, and considered nn •irdinnnre against shrubbery over :ii! inch.-, high on .tree! cornea. Mayor Hill .aid. It wo. ileenb-d later, however, to u-k for the public's ro-oio-rution io trimming high ahiulm in place of an ordinance. Mayor Hill pointed nut Ihnt if eo-n|ierntion wa. not forthenniing the Conimlssion would uilopl an ordinance and enforce it rigid, ly to eliiuinnte this traffic bus nnl. Cordell, J o n e s Installedf As Odd Fellows* Officers H. E. Cordell was Installed a* Noble Grand and John R. Jones, Jr,, a* Vlee Grand at the Instal­ lation rrremonlea of the Odd Fellows nf Hanford, presided over by W. H. Munson, district De­ puty Grand Master, A. H. laivejoy, secretary o f tho organiza­ tion, Mid this noon At an Installation ceremony attended by a large group of "Executive Assistant*1 6KBRINO, July IS, -(Special) —W. V. Higgins, president of the city council, Mid Monday th# PWA win ha asked fer p $$»>.000 grant with which ta enlarge city-owned public utilities ta meet th* naada e f eatapdiag facilities to the U. - flying - . J. 8. Army -basic kkk will be established Draft Deferment To Be Extended To Men Just Wed Working Wives May Still He C o n s i d ­ ered Dependents It,.,-mi......... the large itunito-r o l i n n i hi t he a r m y •••eking d i« l b a r g e lieeilll-e o f t h e lie,'ll -*f H u l l ill-pi m i n t -, ill Ilf I l i o i i i d . lire i l l . I n n le d to roil-nlei rarefidly 'the deferment "f men ......... dep, iiili-nt« nid in the -upport "I the f IIIIlly nod also lbn-e men who hove la-ell iiiiiriled recently, a letter from the nulinniil bend iinartei. of Selective Suva.- in VVo.liington to tin- linul leiiril .laled tioluy. However, la-fore gr uilmg u rei-eolly married regl.trunt defer­ ment in t 'ls .. II the local lenird •biiiild rei|Uire a showing by the legi-lranl that siu-li statu, of the legi.lfunl w o. acuuiceil in the or •Inuiry course nf hunmn affair, uod wa. not ni'i|uiri*l for the pur. pose of evading training and serv­ ice. the instructions slnteil. Registrant, whose wive, work nnd contribute to the support «f the home may lint for that reusoii alone l-e denied deferment, it was said. "It should Io- remem­ bered that every huabund I. under legal obligation to support hi* wife or children nnd Dial nbli-u Him i* nut removed liecuuco the wife ha* chnaen to aid In tha family maintenance," the in. structor revealed. “ In the ca.e of a registrant whose financial statu* I. such the Im-al board believe* his dependenU may support themselves in some fashion, despite hi* Induc­ tion, It •hould be remebered Ihnt nothing in the luw 6r the regu­ lation* rrnuire* a registrant of In Ihi- south too, * Soviet wst K..II.-Ilit .i-.irh .l Ru.smi troop, hint \*-m u victory with the ant i i h i l n t o f l,n Gt-rnian-Rumsninn nriilhrv ti-gimcnt. unit ,n infanliy nicintut iliiviny toward Kiev. The \ n i II ijh Command again used iinIv o '.in g le -entenra to ilt-»cril»- the ntummalh conflict — •■|t|ieriOion, in Ihe rant ar# steadily |iriifte.,ing .” In mntrn.t In thn Russian rlnim*. |lNH. official tirrxnan new. ngrney, s.si-rteil Sovivt i«tteni|it. to tnaintaia n d cf.n ia front in the livinu, and Dnepr Rivet .ector. h.nl been smashed and that the push toward L*ntngrad wa. proceeding despite Hnvicf effort* to bolster their line liy ha.ty reinforcements. In .l.undun, ' Prime MinlaUr ( lion hill told Parliament tha new llriti.h-Kti«.inn part for hunt war again.t fiermany waa "mi alliance." and that tha Rua.inn mid Bfili.h peoplra now were allli-s— but that the agraament doe. not mean Britain lilen* tifie. her.,If with tha "Comimioi.t rread.'* , The Soviet command reportad emlier today that fjerman troopa were In-imf fill ilPwrt In great minder, in violent fighting In Ihe nnrlhwfat. we.t and south» . . t , hilt for.the fir«t time avoid on ntion of any town In the battie arena. rhi. ommuolen which ob.eared the evt.nt of the German advance. If nny—i.trongly augge.teil Red reverse. Ho- Nail* previously had rl 11flirt I much pr<>*rrMi in ilrlvta townril K i»»y , ftlnnff thr nouth** wittrrn fn»nt: M"*«row kt th# ctn« trr anti I.rninterittl to the nortlu Cecils before u Irasia fur dufi-r- ment may be established.'' All local boards are Instructed to remnsider the case* of all married men or men with minor children who have been aWed In CUm I-A, the letter statwl. In the went the local board Joes ant find it advisable to change the classification It Is still/lh« privi­ lege of th* registrant^! taka hi* Cs-e to the appeal Blue network that "during ualng week labor organltathroughout the United will dlmag a successful Ign to rale* funds for the of British workers vlctiw•y Hitler's blitzkrieg." INATION APPROVED BINGTON, July IB — he Senate Jadkiary Cornapproved Monday this Ion: Geargo Earl Hoff- City Newt Brief* Mownw’s esrly mcrnlng com""inl'pie which fiiltiiwed offi­ cial .tut* menu of yestenla* that up t« that time there had been in .'I hour, no substantial change in the Rn| po.ltlons, declared that Russian force* in soma areas were ri'unlrr-atcacking rrpeatadThe general Impression giro* » a . nf a il**prr:|tr. billet deftnse. In the west isnd nil th* Run.inn terminology was similarly Iinilr.rriptivr- (he de.tructlon e l loo Nad taut*, along with a great number of other Vehicles, wss claimed Jy Ihe Soviet com­ mand. .[ In the sogthwest, capture o f many rannog, machinegun* end auloiig'biles Was reported. with a “.l.f.»t" for Gsrmsn unit of :;ugu men A* to the1northwest theater DO detail whatever wss givtn. , In operation* at sea, howtvef, the llus.iags reportcl an unquali­ fied success: They declared that two fi'rrmgn destroyers, II loaded trmi* transport* and a tank-laden ,'bsrge were sunk and that IB other transports and an addition­ al destroyer were left aflame. This waa accomplished, It wa* silicd, by tha Baltic squadron *C th/ Rad fleet, by naval aviatlaa arM by coast artillery with*** R/itltn*. Th# Implication waa tlpt tha action occurred off thn coast of Estonia. Tha German High Command M i l only th* ^breakthrough sp­ During the time i /aso la being urs lions'' against the Btalin Lina reconsidered, tho ■bgtstmnt Is acre going forward aa ithsdal* not to be Inducted intil the ease end that tn#Flnaiah Finnish«ntrt ailia*war* war* ___________ baa gone through 4 full consider- sulking at Laalngrmda' northenx ation of tha board of appeals. defenses with twin COhimM may I Ing on either eld# af Laka Tedaga MORI MONEY / CIRCULATES to supplement th* German thraag toward that city from tha eogfe* WAJHINOTOK,"" July 15 — (AR— The publl/'t cash In pocket took aaother Jiimp last month. The Treasury Monday said there LOCAL W EAK Partly cloudy tonight Wednesday, aftanmoa th Jons Club wID bald J W U T i A .’ ' - O k — 4 % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Jeanne F e lk e l •tMbfIT salt » FURTHER ORDERED tkla o r t ir at pabllaatlon b« Wins Scholarship tbat published o iN a weak tar taar consecutive w aaka.la tha For Fashion Ideas (4) ford Herald. a N«*rspap«r pub­ Chwox Owner l Goes To Bat ft For Manager « .i , •; CHICAGO, Ju ly 11 (A>)-----N i t G rata R. Comlikey, presidfat-ew ner o f th a Chicago Whlta Bor. likes tha way Manager Jboiay Dykaa 1*. running her loom and will ‘'hack him to AuMbCAd UMUC- w4 TRft IlASe m tM M tr . VCfAJt1***T\ ALTMAN'S Mobil ib HAAoie ACtoJdP flKS-f BATE- . llffraln fall not. or a darrau pro ronfaaao will ba antarad adalpat you. WmOESg my hand and tha aaal of tho aald (Mum. at Hanford Florida, thla lath day of July, lished In gsiwtnola Cbunty, Flor­ A. D. 1441. o p. iiEnxDCff TALLAHASSEE. July 11.— ida Aa Clarlt of aald court, llaraln fall m l, or a dscrss pro Mi«*f Jeanne Kelkrl of St. Au­ lly: A. XL WEEKS gustine. who la majoring In »rt contaaro will ba antarad sssJnsl (SEAL) at Florida Ststo College where you. W1TNKHH my hand and tha armI -he will be A senior next year. ia one of 23 college student* in of tha aald Court. at Sanford. Florida thla lath day of July. A the entire nstlon to win a aotnpotitive scholarship sward st V. U ll. O. P. UEIUIDON Traphsgen Sehool of Fashion in Aa Clark of aald Court New York th is summer. T h i By: A. Jd. WEEKS awards go to eoilrge students (SEAL) who show the most promise of making sn original contribution o n n r.il o s p u b l ic a t io n t u b s t a t e o r F l o r id a , t o : to American fashions. “Central Florida’s Winners are students who sub. SC'lft.EIMER WAITER, whoa# last Favorite Outdoor Resort' mitted the best sketehes for de- known sddreaa la I t Baulavurd .igns of campus clothes moat ap­ Csmbrtta. Nlea. Francopropriately reflecting the spiel* • Tou ara haraby notified that a and character nf the typical girl suit for dlvorro has boan brousht Family Picnic* and Conaaalnet you In tha Circuit Couit nf that cnllege. for Hemknolo County, Florida. In vsntion Parties Find HanJ.i.l get* ha sod their decision on Chancery. By Ollbarta BJdonls El­ lando Ideal. You Too, May originality of design, and evi­ isa Wayer. and you ara haraby dence of talent which especially ?7'U ,*d Enjoy Sanlando. t® ft la with w r'i..? ,,,# ,aM C®«el your • r l l l m appo.raue. (Paroonally „ SANLANDO SPRINGS first Monday | n Soptambor III) an^“ il> •» ■•M s ' ' Come For A Day! " - y . . ? , h V B ,, , r r ; ' u “ Superb bathing In clean, sparkling, flowing water. Sanlando is safe, beautiful. snd USED CARS R o to r ...... ..... 1725.00 * \ at' IM t Chsvrolet Town M u ------ 525.00 iM i Pontiac 0o«P« ~.......... 495.00 IMS Dodge Fordor Sedan Radio... 445.00 1M8 Chevrolet Cdop* Radio ... 425.00 1M8 Plymouth Csopo — ...... 395.00 I M l Fort 85 Tudor B sdoa--------- 345.00 1M8 OldmuobUo Fordor Bodgn 295.00 lM f Plymouth Town 275,00 nia with ,kl d J -E S S iS £pul £llshad• onea * wssk for four ll> consecutive waaka In tha Sanf<»rd ll« raid, a Nawspapar publlahatl In Remlnolo County* Flor- flK tf 0ASCMAA Of "U te OdCAtJO VlAttTE So-K 1140 Morcnry Fordor Sedan New thsr.aftar to •• TO USE ON YOUR VACATION ths lim it’’ in the currant umpiresquabble which haa had ihe ro­ tund, fiery littla pilot under indsflnlte suspension since lu-4 >Sunday. Mrs. Comlskay let that be known in no uncertain lerms, verbally jumping from the par­ rilll-A D E M 'IIIA , July 11, — lor smack into tha renter of a controversy which atarled with OD-^lrvin Ihirfmsn. New York a r<J* jetween Dykea ami Um­ Clly, and John R. Mose«, Exeter, pire Steve tlaail laal Saturday N. II., provided the first upsets and which waa climsaed by his being given a public "spank- of the National Inter-scholastic Tennis T<-un>ament Thursday by eliminating two of the eight lean League preeldrnL seeded players to move Into the " I don’t propose to let Jim quarter-final round: down,” Mrs. Comlnskey said, Dorfman defected elxth-eeeded adding howsvtr, th a t she hae not Fred Krais, I’rlham, N. Y., 0-0. talked over the situation with 0-2, 0-3, while Moses eliminated Dykei, who has been visiting a Randall Clark, Tulsa, Ukia., No. Minnesota clinic. "W e’ll back him 7, in another three-set battle, to th e lim it Those reports of 0-8, 0-2, 0-1. hla being peroled to While Box K. Victor Bevlss, the favorite officials don’t make sense. We from Philadelphia, played hie don’t propose to oxact any guarantees of good conduct from first match nf the tourney and Jim. He’s doing a good job for brushed aside Joseph Pickering of 0-2, 6.4. M an d wo want him to go along Youngstuwn, Ohio, Bexlas, seeded No. 1, previously ta ha la. ’’lie 's a snappy manager and had draw n a bye and had ad­ tho kind wa w a n t Why, If John vanced by dcfanlL Second-seeded Jame* Evert, McGrawr.wera around today and In tha Amarlran League ha’d be Chicago national Indoor junior out o f the g am e-ev ery day If champion, downed Frank KovaUiey'ro going to handle thing* leskl, Hamtramck, Mich., 0-4 7-6. this way. Bill Vogt, Pottstown, Pm, put H arridga, who said ho haa-had Scott Stick!,- of Scarborough, N. no w ord from Dkyes, declined Y-, out of Ihe running with a to com m ent on Mrs. Comiakey’a 7.5, 0-2 triumph. statem ent. Richard H art, Miami, Blair Hla ruling, one of the most Hawley, Exeter, N, II., and Grant aevero over Issued against a Small, .Scarborough, completed tha major league manager, said round of e ig h t H art scored a Dykes used ’’obscene snd ab u ­ 0-3, 0-3 victory over Richard sive” language to Basil and said Shipp, H arrisburg, P a.. Hawlty Dykes would rem ain under sus­ Edwin Ernst, Oyerbrook. pension until ho “ falli In lino” beat Pa.. 0-1 0-2, and Small defeated with tho other manager* In tha circuit In conducting himself on Rrggis Cooper, W ashington, 6-4, tho field. totnoHEWtwin i r f S S s r itin u ttn itf Adutitsion 25c Plua Children 10c Tex. CO A ST L IN E Seeded Net Men Homeward Bound E l i m i n a t e d In Wins R ye Beach1 U p s e t Victories Purse At New York I LEGAL NOTICES NEW YORK. July 11, - G F j Delaware horses continued In. play a pA m inent part In the rs c -1 Ing at Empire City Thursday. lo r t- n K. «. Pn*i»»-«When M r s .'A . Crouch’s Home­ n„,,l. Vo,i *r* hereliv notified that * ward Bound scampered horn* a , „ ii t,.r H ,-« ■ h** te.-itn-t vo., In Ihr fire,lit « ourt winner In tha featured Rye Beach for a*mla--l» fo o n tr. Florid*, la rhsno6f|Ti l*F Kulumnn Ifofllfr. ftHil purse It m arked U>e third iucw,,u nrtl»r«l »n<l f cese of the .d a y for an Invader •lulrc.lnr*to hpfpby Ml* with th«* <’WR nf thw gali| fn*»rt jrnur w rlllfo from the Btan ton track. (iriironfA t|»wr«nn*lljr nr bjr Jack SksUy, who haa become tornsy) In *•!»! *ult sn lh# flfft one of the moet popular pilot* Unnitay In 1*11. bslnf In New Y ork since he arrived »h*i l«t iiay nf ■alii Month, and. from tha coast, brought Home­ thc»r*«ift#r In flln with tha aald ward Bound from among the ria rk jfMMf w rlllan «|»fanaaa. If early trailers to icore b y ' “h ans'. to tha Illll of C*omplalni In length and ■ half to pay 916J0. N. I. Ablet's Tha Field was a A t Our P w k a g f *’ Storo game but tired second, a length and a half before 0 . A. G arrett’s You ’ll Find T h e Best. |u Happy H unting. This waa Home­ ward Bound's twentieth s ta rt of tha year and hla third success. Tho E m pire City (towards continued tho suspension of Jock­ B r a n d y , Champagne, ey T. Malloy to July IS. Motley's Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc. caso ' was r o f tm d bar* by stewards of tho Delaware track. F rie Delivery, Pkoao 0146 Paying tho longest price of tho season, Dunfrese, under Joe Ro. eon, won tho last race by a nose and paid 1257.60. Dr. Sticks waa second and John Adam third. The previous high of tho Now York ■onaon 1 UW 0M , om which ----w u waa »■**I1ov, ae i HaltMather Arcado ^ su ss Mill Supplies Irrigation Systems - Expert Welding done, siiim el- Ing o f e o it, 4T M !lM H ’ INCORPORATED TELEPHONE 128 109 PALMETTO AV BAGGETTS Liquor Store yon Day* paid At Aqueduct 8th St. at French Are. Telephone 78 u iio ji (JIW M M 1U Our uhop Is wen equipped to n uke any rcpulra on firm machinery, trailers or lother equipment. Col on m to help you make your modaraMng plane. Our free torvlco to homo owner* In­ cludes on Inipoetlon of your house, maklrvj recommendation* on work to bo ; - The F. W. Woolworth Co. Wcdc nesday reduced Its (Addenda (o to cent* on common stock, a drop from the 00 cents previous* ly paid quarterly. A statem ent expressed optimism over Improved business h u t fsarod tm eartaliM eo of Increased taxes a n d ' tha war situation. The dividend 'is payablo Sept. 2 to stockholder* of ro* cord Aug. 11. Colorado has more peaks rising to 10,000 tude. .. than 100 foot oltl* NEHI BOTTLING CO. 504 CELERY AVE. ® Uas and Hopak Barvica RGB STINE, 0 » M n E& SUPPLY CO. im iw t r THIU EVCRLAST1N0 RUSH OCT9 MU . S T H S IS O O tS S n A jA N O MATHCMCACTOa — \O C K r ^ H O U ^ 7 tO O fT W A N T TO HOD VOU, IFyou CANT I VW/ZNANT 10 s o ; DAD J A MINUTE f\ BEBKSMTcJ ___ , o u r / 1 Lnmaprf flSTTWff UCSNSB/j fa x x n tz A C lasaK ed A dvertisem ents M i v i -i iY 1I t ** 1________ THE LONS u �«» /< * ) •l OMnlr Produce* Sanford la The Only Contra! Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation fn H Ami VgftrUble* T h u Any “ ‘ A m |a Florid* A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P K K volum e XXXII EatabUabod la 1908 f6 Additional lish Ships sized By U.S. SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY*, JULY Virginia Girl A Mother At 14 Member Associated I’reai 1911 Peace Talk All Quiet On W estern Front Stops War In Syria Agaiu Is Report F rom Red Command Maritime Commission wHaa Acquired 31 Such Vessels Under * R eq u isitio n -Act General Dentz Enters Into Direct Nego­ tiations L o o k i n g Towards Armistice One Italian Vessel Taken ..f Aaa.rlalrd Nnzin Blunt Bod Wnrplancs, (’aiijrlit Napping *a ll" .t ilit irt between HritisKFr«e French Furor4 tnil Vichy | tr«H»|in in Syria and |/K *ii"n end4*41 at midnight. l-^ndn announce*, while from Beirut came word that General Henri Dent*. Vichy commander in Syria ha* entered into direct negotiation* with tha Brimh looking toward *n armis* WASHINGTON. July 12 | tire. 4h(JP)— The Maritime Com­ The Frenrh Government yewtrrmission announced today it l ’ . dny refused to accept tht ftrtinh had taken over Id more trrm« Tossing the problem back Danish cargo vessels laid up ini** Irents' l»p In United Si*te* ports, bringElaine Roemrr, 14-year-old mother, i* pictured with her Vichy reject ed nriti«h armi*jii r term* In*t night find in­ teg to 31 the number of •on. Robert, In Allegheny HoapiUl, P iltiburgh. Pa. Elaine left dicated thnt the w*r would con­ Danish ships acquired under Ugh acho<,*vt e elope and m arry Alfred Roemer, 19, In Winchc»ler. tinue in the Levant ** long the recently enacted Ship Va., laat year. General Dents felt like fighting. Requisition Act. The Retain gtivernment hulked to the German m ption with till* radio photo lllilrr'a I.uftw affo caught (hr Soviet airl a addition, tha commission *t dealing with [)e Gaifl!i*ta *■ h a , ta k tn po»jtssion of one from Berlin. The picture «*f • he wrre kugcfon t* n.ipping nh**n tlcrum n Iminilu rt «woopcfl anything but traitor* and rejOdlan vctael under the act, and avowed French guardianship of sir e\* ti field, t xpin med Bt-rl n. >%i* mad e at* dow i on thi* ltu,(Niaii nirfi«*ltl. iiritl s i a result Praaident Rooaevelt la it night Syria and Lrbanun a* • Moiemn ter the .m a wild occupied l»v N • H g rountl d o/cni «»f war pin nr* wen* •Ii*•troyeil be* ordered forfeited 15 Italian and rr^ponnihility ntd t«h be yiehlrd force* fort* th«*y multi take t«» the mr, according one German eeiael under the even under an overwhelming l i l t Eiplonage A rt force of arm«. i Proatdent Roosrvalt called y«aGeneral Dent*, romman.ler of Mayor W. C. 1IIII returned to I from Washington the mid­ M a r for a United State* mer- Sanford Vichy forcea in the league-man­ yeaierday afternoon eb an t ship construction program bearing optimistic reporta from dle of next week, a t which dated land*, however, virtually i , a r l f t An to exceed the present Washington regarding the probe, time he fait the people of Ran- wa* authoriicil to «trtke hi* own ra te o f loaaes by Great Britain blllty of thla city obtaining na­ ford would be in for some good bargain with the Hritiah *ni| tha nows. neCaullItt* when he d f”ni* It end b ar alliee. defenae appropriationa for Commending tha manner in finally nece««ary to end the un­ Ho naked Congrats for an ad- tional Its airport, following negotiation# which Senators I’vpprr and An­ equal ■•niggle. Hearing ubuut the ( ‘miim>Iihii ^ tie n a l 11 ,598,000,000 In caah Government taking over Hi** ‘T h e gloriou* •oldier w il take R d outhortxationa for the mari­ m the capital. The Civil Aeronau­ drews and Congressman Joe lltntic Authority baa been conduct­ ran* of the Hioniti* i|uinlup tim e commlatlon, which already ing hearing* In Washington dur­ drick.4 cooperated with him and feciaion* m*«le nccea«arv bv the lt*ln, Warren Thorn**, fathei Mr. Higgins in placing before nituation on the ■pot,** French hag auder way a |1.7l5,ooo,ooo ing the p a it week. of Iht* Sanford triplet* wu» authorities Sanford's plea, Mayor ■pokeamen aaid construct km program , making a out to find out if h<* hail «n\ RepreaentatWes from many of Hill said he was impressed with Military report* for Tburatotal of | 9>tt,ooo.ooo . thing coining from hi* govern the ' 190 cities being considered afternoon and yeMerday - T h e eommlaakon aaid 6L2H.- wera on band to present their their "sincere desire' to be of day mint. morning aaid tha* the Hrttlah 0 4 ,0 00 oy the money would be dalm a. From the 190 cltlea un­ service. The Mayor left laat Tuesday were met everywhere "hy the to Yesterday lie dropped III t*» reaiatance of our der eonaldetatlon the CAA certi­ and returned by piano landing obatlnate Seventeen white men are re V»« anclr* cr«itr«l liy lin n m«»v*er Judgv It. W Ware, a-k fied 149 to be the recipients of • t the Orlando airport after a troop*, which at certain p'dnta •|tairr«| to fill the latest drafi mg if hu wasn't entitled to a l*r fiuin the county In v r npen fedral allocations for the estab­ very stormy flight which waa •uece**fully maiie counter-**tack* quota of Seiitiiiidf County and * pi nsion fi»r being the father Ing* f«*r three or foot tiieii to and sudden charge*/* lishment of firat-cisss airfields, inert wlm wi%h to bidiinteer are o r domestic. In .connection with looking towards eventual taking, hla first. Aa his plane approached of three at «mee/* join tin* Et-niiiiole ‘ t fu u ty home ifMtrm tt d '•! g» t in t«iu< h wilb the . Orlando airport It received % o national dafanao emergency r by I k s U. 8. Army In Its Instructions to delay landing be­ th e draf* b o a i d o f f ire a* N(»4iii g i s t 'I unit anil able b*-lit«| nun. or the ald-ta-Britate program, r-txpandlng a ir program. ‘ cause of heavy rains. It circled a-u p4i**dhlt*, K It C a r t e l , , tlr.tfl wh*. Art* uilen*«tr«l m joining. and the rem ainder f«W the eon. board arrrvtary. «ait| Mt noun W Hill, who waa aacom. aw»^i.ikt<i to attend »hu meeting t»g*S'i wiilWUat skip. paniM To* Washington by Cham­ bac* towards Salford and started tmlay. Monday night at H on o'clock at and reconditioning of yards. ber of Commerce Secretary Ed. off in a southeasterly direction MEMPHIS. Trnn., July 12 - ....... ........... f C Harper, cap T h e n ex t c o n t i n g e n t I* in K. Production In 1948, when tha ward Hlggina, declared today ha finally approaching tha landing ISP)—Mrn of tho n o th 1Y°o-lloo> tbc Aimnry. (|lt. KroUp „,t,| tl,m morn* t r u r t e i | to leave fur t h e indtir O a k of the notion’s ehlp build­ was not Inclined to divulge any field from the south. Mr. Hill battalion feci they can "take II j|1|f Hon • t a t i o n on A u g M, accor d ing program win be reached, waa advance knowledge about tha said when the wheels of tho ship ■ml aro Imllgnant over adverse ,,B|flltl)„ for ,,lr II)rn , r, rt in g In mat r u c tio n front th e .Se hit the ground, a sheet of w atrr eat In u ted by tha commission at project, preferring rath er I r c l i v r S e r v i c e »fatc bf-adquar to covered the entire craft, ao reaction to punishment g lw n , ^ , |( „ rlvr m 1(|M„lt l0 ,|„ ... 1,649,649 deadweight tons, and wait for Information to be i ter* Men o v e r t h e dcfi-rnien ' them for “yoo-hoolng at shorts,t Hooded was tha runway. JACKSONVILLE. July 12 — limit production In 1943 a t *552,871 " f 'JH y e a ie o f agt a r e cla.l girl* here , a high arc.,ml w |. h j..,,, I Sprc IK11 fa sh p 111»116* auMfttdeadweight ton*. nt ill t l i g i ld e f **r v o lu n t i i iy a n army spokesmen said la»l night ,„l(| „„ |hllt . itmr payminta t«» Seminole Informed source* said these on hi* return from Tamp Robinr i„ „t(| , Mr | u , |M.r • nunly r«*npi(*nta f«»r the fit vice g u r u , which Include, in addi­ A number of men h ave ytin. ArR, whera the unit b •ill >4 166 rnilr.l June .10, H ill, tion to maritime commission con­ t*» c h a n g e d t h e i r m a ilin g nd dren* ststioned. I XtUndnnrr at the weekly meet vhere $*1 IlfMl 00 arrording tra c ts, producton under private a n d have not n o tified t h e itruft . .a. „ ... me* at tin- Armory i, averaging iiinniinrrment today o f the St.ii* b o ard , contract and under direct Britain co n « ci|u en lly <|iir*tionnever been so high, the officer im r ^ |(|Mj i),, group ahow* a Welfare llnard. contract In this country, wsro at declared. "They are aggrieved Cash ftaymenl* in Ihe threa nairec a n d o t h e r mail Merit from I’lendid rmnunt of enthuain*m,' Jaaat as great aa tha patent rate th at shey ahould.be thought surh Mr Harper dcrlurrd. eatrgorira rrupectively were: t h e b oard i* b e i n g r e t u r n e d no ’3 F Allied losses. ■r AW F w lsn l i n lw WASHINGTON. July 12 — sissies and weaklings that they Old Age A*«l>tance $ 0*1.100 00 ; c l a i o o d , t h e b o ard r e p o r t e d . All Uiflr* h«v«alri-mly hemt rr HooMvtlt il io u k i d Conrrtfti Secretary o f the N ary Knox UP)— Fifty-two motorist* whos« can't ‘take if . They feel they rt'.ed *nd thi* rnrn arc prartii* Aid tn llependrnt Children $11,- m en a r e re*pon*ible for k eep in g the d r a f t bti.trd p«i-ted when reported to have told the exhaust pfpts fumed so much damn well deservo their punish- tng *ho,-tmir g S o f i f f l 00,0?0 £ h “ - uT E I — trportod with Hiih-rnlilM-r ii | ii oil; Aid t<» the Blind $:!,- thev e h a n g e iiildretrt olid a r e III th at pollcs faitl tha (hay w«r« w vast- men»." loll 00. • •''i-a, I'n-liminary niarkirinn. v iid alm n o f t h e S e le c tiv e Serviei* Ing gasolinea needed naaded In the new Iiiinng the I J month pi*ri»»«|, A ft when* t h e y fail to d o *0 . -e ----- onInsUUatione yesterday th a t the American hip inetnirtimi i* bring given •leun conservation program petroleum publie a.twiulaitre payment* in the • ■"h week, mid clixe order drill* cshc h Anyone kno w in g of th e it or private-owned mer­ fleet had not engaged In eombat fell Into the hands of tha law ♦*#“1 rountle* usf the *tate aggn*. I- living prut tired with any German naval units. today. chant ahlpa. gated $li,!l‘J ft,0 11. The hrenk w h e r e a b o u t * o f t h e m e n lltteil R eplying' to * question, he Knox and Admiral Stark, chief No form al arraata ware mads ipiwn wh*: Old Age A*»i*tanco below a r e n*ked to r o n t a c t 'b e •aid arm ing of m m b a a t ships three-hour grilling In a closed but a t the direction of Petro­ $r».r,2M.l)U«J: Aid tn lleprndpiii d r a f t b o a r d a* t o o n 10 po**lhle. WASHINGTON, July 12, — waa contemplated, and th a t the session. L ater committeemen, who leum Coordinator lakes, police Cluldren $001 ,020 ; Aid tu the T h e men who h av e lieen m ailed UP)— Secretary of the Trea*ury q u r« tio n n a in * * b u t h a v e moved h |tk o f the 6400,000,000 undonbt- requested th a t th eir nam*s not escorted tha 56 drivers to police Morgcnthau Friday ordered forBlind $:i*l.*,002. ^ ia t Building Pro­ gram Asked To Ex­ ceed British Losses 1.1; ; • y V Brings Optimistic Report OnINew Airport From Washington Harper Reports Vacancies In Home Guard Triplets’ Father Iuooks For Pension Yoo-Hooinpr Troopn Resent Fuss Made County D raft Q u o t a C a lls 17 White Men Registrants Fail To ( i i v e Forwarding Address To Board U n i f o r ms Expected To Be Beady For M e m b e r s Shortly Public Assistance In Seminole For Year Is $85, 6% American Navy Is 52 G as Wasters Not In War, Says Grabbed By Police Knox At Hearing In New York City f 2 S ^ ^ l n ^ ? a J % h |8enl,,to. 1 Sabotaged V I Ordered Taken Over 13 Arc Injured In Train Derailment M y would ha •bloa. used for navy ■ Tho maritime eommlaalon aaid, plans for the additional xaerchant akin construction program al­ ready hod boon developed to tho # d a t where actnal coastruction of shipbuilding facIMUea could benia early next month. No announcement waa mads aa to whore tho ahlpa would ha hnUh Likewise It wao not dfe% •** when tho additional *h!pwnyo would bn located, although It was tald they worn to he »«• exUtiag yards. Officials Information would bo Cotton Price Ceiling May. Be Re-organised be used, quoted him aa saying th a t ho waa agaiaal involving this country d tm tly In tho Eu­ ropeon w sr. adding th a t bo be­ lieved President Roosevelt would avoid active participation In. tho conflict. Questioned about hla state­ ment in a apooch at Bovton t Jane 10 that **t£a time to use our navy to dear tho Atlantia at tha Goman meases la at hand." Knox wao sold to hove assured tho committee mambora that ao ordtra had boos given tha float to ihnrt On tho other hand, ha was described as having urged atroagly that tha United States take advantage of tho Nails’ preoccupation with tho Russian front to apood aa tho dollvory of military mppl— to Bafltnd. Kaos and Admiral Stark, chief Of naval operations, ware called before tha committee today for testimony a* • resolution by Wheel or of Montana do­ na Investigation of pnhreporto that aa attack was * • n German aahmariao by max mm ■—nt< tha on American saavey and tha* Anarfcan naval wsHv were an­ roeoaUy net te m eeting British marAflantk. B fk M tb “omphatieafly** a SrCE I r that the E sb & r - p HP- nai hcadquarers, whera their cles w e n Inspected. vehi­ Aa part of tho campaign to conserve oil In tho oaat, whero shortage has . boon predicted, Ickea proposed to *ak city and state officers throughout tho east to arrest persona using what ho termed "oil burner'* car* and making "Josh-rabbit ttorte.” Harvard Takes Over Rita-Carlton Hotel NEW TOKK. Ju ly 16 -U P )— Harvard, tho notion's oldest uni­ versity, west Into the hotel bus Ineaa Friday, I t . acquired ownership of tho Rita-Carlton hotel, favorite of royalty and wealth, through the will of Rik ift Walton Goelet who died hero last May. In aaid flgnran Harvard took over a building which decuples ,* plot t« 0 foot by 940 foot on tho west aide of Madloon avenue and 46th street. Neyr Yerk city has i soaaasd tho property far te x ts at 69.676306- t I'uhlir naaiatancr funda ar^ a r e av follow*: FORT WAYNK. Iml., July 12. tirevitlrd jointly Hy the *lai*> Ihoigla* l>ti H art, G eo rg n Thirteen |w*rona were and feilrr il goveri»mrn^* and J a r k o i n , Willie C h a V u m , F d w a r d I » 4 * 4 iii Ba via, P rin c e N r l * o n , Al* hurt Friday in the derailment *-f are admin'ttered by the Stallp h o n n t l l i i o n , F r a n k A lle n T hoa Vtw York.tn«('hir:igo |'rnn«yl- Welfare Board. In Mating ma*. W o l f e r J o h n a o n , F r a n k fTar‘•ula pisAngrr truin 2« m ila.j "I feel justified G ab le W i l l i a m «, that there will be no reduction Bale S m ith , n l of Kurt Waynr. \ romhinntinn b-*ggngs and in Old Age Aaaiatanre grant* J o h n H en ry Mcf«hwc«', J o h n n i a p s'ttn g v r c<H«ch. two diner* and during the preaent j* a r ,M State Robin*on, H o r a c e G r i f f i n , L o n ­ n l*ullman of train No. 42 left Welfare f,omml**,oner C. C. d o n Gibb*, R o b e rt B i s o n , R e g i ­ thi' Tails. The rau*« of the accl- Cmlrington fommente«l. **An In- n ald F .v rrett S o d e r b ln o m , Clyde and Clayton rrrane may b« Illlleip lU d In W illa r d H a r v e y dml was not Irsrnrd. race track G harle* Law re nce. The four pa**rngrrs and nine 111 12, a fte r new Alan, J o s e p h O l i v e r J o h n s o n , money become* available. Thla Iriium rn who were hurt w rrr W a l t e r Z a n d e r* , R o lan d S t a n l e y , revenue will conalit of th* brought hero to Methodiat hos- centa break* and *n *ddltional Harne*. Ainu* lla y w o o tl, Willie take nf f> perctnt o f th* pl*y I^o . Bradley, Nc|*t» J a y Ilro w n , at hnr»n track*. S late law pro- A rthur l.eo Jack*on. Eddie l^-e vide*, however, th at each of tha Harri*. Willie Rollen, Willie rnuntlrn rnutl receive tha lam atlM vl* and Earley Bradford, a* during 1940, when th e y | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11 Miners Buried In Alabama Blast Reflin Reports sTx British Ships Sunk ACMAR, A la, July 19 - ( * ) S , 7 “*."’, ' S o - , " u i . ' « s ' o l .c n CaJ J o u n d ; Returned Same Day the horse tracks.” The racing season fo r the horse tracka will open lata In A car stolen from Levy coun­ December, he aaid. ty w « recovered a few miles east nf Sanford yesterday and tha ahrriff of th a t county waa no­ tified Immediately, tha a h tr if f l office hera reported today. The car and the p rlio n tr, E r. DAMASCUS, Bjrrla, July 12 neat Robinson, found w ith tho ovar to Ihe —UP)— Two Amarican volun- car wera turned a 3100-ton Russian freighter la­ taara Injured In the Hyrlan cam- sheriff of Levy county laat night. den vrith w ar m aterials. Ign ai ara recovering In military The auto waa a 1940 Chsvrolot palpi sedan. no.pltalj iltola. They_ ara John Fraaman Ha- xrOsutution Bigned WA9HINGTOK, WH-.FkuaM kJSM U i KM to forbid proatitutten udthte^wyh^rojw^, Mast moaiho^o w an aUont un­ der a* aa n ament cat to diacuas Wav and Navy ate^'dctermlae tha teathnw g until the aommlt- be needful la afltetet y, health, walfaru t t tha Armg and Navy, har ma I confiscation proceeding* ■g a i n s t '15 Italian and ona G er­ man merchant ships which werr alrged to hava been sabotage in American harbors in March. Morgrnthau aaid th a t he had bern advised by the justice de­ partm ent th at there waa "prob­ ably cause1’ for forfeiting tho lhlpa to the United Rtatea w ith, out compensation because of vio­ lation of tha teplonage act of 1917, which forbids aabotaga In American harbor*. — Federal and state Investigt- t IIKKLLV, July 12 —UP)— tora began seeking Friday the Tho linking of aig more B ritish cause of a blast that snuffed odt mrrehant steamers waa an the Uvea of I t miners and bur­ nouaeed Friday and the governied their bodies - under tons of mrrit called for young men to rock In n wracked wing of Ac- traig aa naval officers fo r "big mar mine No. 6. I ta<ka ahead.'* w i f nAlabama w v g i M r taws Officials of tho Fuel • The high command announced A Iron compaav , opera to ra of that subm arines sank four B rit­ frankly passlmlatha mine, wera ish m erchantm en totaling 27,preapecta of COO to rn In tha N orth Atlantic. tic, however, c fa r the tr ig finding tho reason •Orman speedboats In tha Bal­ House Bill A gainst tic • e r a credited with sinking 4 1 ^ 4 . m l l l . i l l II mi Q t.jg.sw l ody. TAl N l'M M E R 2t»8 ■__ _ i __ i Will Repair Htd Battleship Qty News Briefs Ralph Boyle and Mia Ratia, both of Oriaado, 19, — mad a marriage licsaai Court Haese yaatarday. e f the Odd FslI will present a m at SiM to tha . Unoccupied Franca, IS —(91— Informed source* led last might that the 1 French, uneasy at possible of United States coaAtiaatie outposts, , ____I tho damaged 96,battleship Riehslieu and •r ready with other warI to bolster the strategic [A frican base o f Dakar. ease also hare ! to repel any attempt, these U. S. Volunteers Injured In Syria Man Kills Bride, Self Over Kiss 96, who auffarad n broken Jaw and waa wounded In tha fact whBa fighting for tho Free French; and Martin Km w Iton of Blralaghnni, Ala., who McK e e s p o r t . Pa.. Ju ly i s suffered fractures of tha Utlgh — UP)— A Jobless atealw orker when the ambulance ha v killed hla 93-yaor-old bride of driving overturned. two months and himsolf yaater- German Shock Troops Reported Storming Northern Wing Of Stalin Fortification Second Offensive Is Said In Offing l^indon Says Russia Moving 8 Million New Men To Front IIKKI.IN. July II. — (A P ) — AuthorlirH llrrman com­ mentator* today charged the l nltrd Slate*- occupation of Ireland »•* aimed at gattin , the I'nitrd Slate* Into thr European battlefield, and that l*re*!dent |{oo*evrlt waa determined to force thla en­ try. One commentator added lt<*»e«eH "la attacking Enr"|>e” anal "rinlallnx tho Monroe Itortrine." Ihe Wl'helm*tra*«e d e­ cline,! to rommenl officially on *hat Ihe German* hava allrxed In he American de*i»n* on llakar and French " e*t Xfrlca. (ti'rninn report.* iMcrtcd loiliiv Ihut Nazi *hook troop* w'Ti' slorming the northnni "iiiu "f the Stiilin Line, hut for the fifth ron*ecutivo duv Ihe flerman High ('oninminl foiiml it mlvisnhle tn reiHirt only that the c a m pnign ngnin.it ltu**in wa* pmceeiling “uccunling to plait M Thi* Rrtl Army runimaml, elIh fr im triumph or in dupliei* lion of Adolf Hitler'* official *i*crfcy, drclarrtl nt» major ihangea had occurotl on Rus>a** wrwtrrn front. T hr prrriar point of the ft|Mirtr<| N an attack was not spec­ ified, hut the official German net** agency I) N R »aid fryp* liially it waa In tha "w rit tona of lh r Sfalln Line 0 Presumably thr north rrn trp l sector wner* thr line follows thi* Dnepcr Rivrr Fir*t Lord of the Admiralty \ V A lriam lcr a •• tile d totfay Britain hail ha.| "p irtiru ln rly *u*4f*aful" operations against Nhii -uhm ahne* for tho past few work*. Tri’mciuloua new battle* along lh«* tt*m|K»r»rlly stalemated Itns*ian German front were heralded In*t night In rport* of a mighty G« m.m «»ffen*ivo and the mass­ ing of millions of Ruasian rein* fiiii’i'iurnta. Reliable sourer* in f,ondon said thi- new German offensive alreioly wa* umler way snd a Brlti«h press dispatch from Ankara tulil i*f g,0O0,(M)0 Russian troops, recently nVhilited, moving up towar'l the front. The Soviet night communique M •■UsnpS T krssi Tax Load Tu Be Fair, Says C o m p t roller TAl.r.AHARBEB. July 12 — (R prclall— Prnprclv which haa been carrying It* fair «hare nf Ihe tax Inad will not "su ffer from any unfair burden because nf the new tax tawx,” Slat* r<im ntrnll#r. J. M. I-re tnlrf an invisible audlenrn over W. T. A. L. hera laat night. "Thna* who make their returns will not • u ff rr fmm a load that ahould be rarrird by those who do not make rrturna on time,‘'cither,'* he added. "T here ara waya to find pro­ perty th at la eacaplnr taxation, and I am going to hilp find It. I refuaa to ba tha tool through which we Increase the burden of those who conscientiously and with faith In good government file their returne, while othete who make no retu rn or Incom­ plete returna have their burden diminished. * " I sat through a railroad »*aeaament board hearing Tueaday and heard dqhloua U apayera shout 'I t can't he done* a rd I taka Issue with th a t attitude. I affirm here and now—'ll can he done, and I promise yon Ii will be done.* "And aa wa accomplish the State Game Department affldais point Mt thnt all fisher­ men aro now required to hava n license even fer fishing to their own country and enutian *poru. man and others to aot aro Um at onto from their local county purpose ef these new tag Uwe, activity will mean redac­ tion for thou who are new paying hy bringing in mneh day when aho refused to set­ property M t navtnr new. We tle n honeymoon q u arrsl with • are going to find It aad nut S on tho roll for taxation and than Police said Albert Black, 96. are are going In collect felled hla wlfo Batty with sev­ “ Don’t tool youeeelf,” he add­ eral revolver shots, than, as of- ed. “ D on't q et the U u we*M fleers attainted to subdue him He down and le t many with tear Its. ended hla own Ufa with the text ballot In tho M go. ««■• , i ____ _ _ _ our ----------------------- --- ■■ . ' •% e ‘ ■'4 n ‘r i-». v ' ‘v Al •• ;<* “ Yaffil �.i i SATURDAY, JULY IX, 1 The Sanford D o n ’t N t f f l f e t B l a c k o u t s To be caught unawarts la,tHS wjfrrstf often* cgti commit, ami since the home front In m4^CI become almost as important aa the fighting importance of cities and civil populations no caught unawares cannot be ovar-eisUmated. As (he United States l0<;i?a*ep J(g aid to I edges nearer and nearer to actu*l' participation, for advance preparations in jCfae of aUftcJc gi imperative. This is why sonj# citiea have |Ur< their blackout possibilities, others hgva organ! 1*00 Sign ( OUTFIT O ff 1 SUNDAY 1 T:0S Morning Lwrotlon* 1 7:30 g saday Morning B ra a k fa l Chib | 8:00 New* of Enropo 1] l O i Devotion in Music ij 8:30 From Uie Organ Left I 8.17 Cclumbis Gyp,y C a r e r a J • 9:00 Chinch of tbo Air j OJO Wing* Over Jordon tO W UP Kgw» I h 10i0a Em ery p e n te h Orchestra 10:10 w hat'* Now A t The Zoo 11:00 Sjovt)potion Pieco . 1140-Bolt Lake City Tabem ae* Choir , 12:00 Church of the Air I 12:30 Marsh of G am a 1:00 InviU tlca to lemming li30 Preen News - 1:15 TBA JUXlCatamblo B r o o d a u li n g Symphony _ _ ------------- WM4IM6 ,-V* approaching our shores. If Sanford warp w e 01 -W (-7?—— ---------- ----------- in the state that left it* light* ablaze, planus cou fields as m Jacksonville, 6 rlanclo, such important Important air fielda U lO M t VE118K F o i l T O D A Y locate Ruch Miami. using URing thla this point oa the boala boats for fig­ Tampa, and Miami, , YOU MAY BE INFINITELY uring their cakuiationa. PRECIOUS IN GOD’S SIGHT. Events move swift and sudden thegq days and any­ TRY TO BE DKAKRVINO OF one who thinks air attacks on tbU country are fantastic H IS LOVE AND RESPECT: Tho** who tear (ho Lord *ro is just indulging In wishful thinking. They aye iu>t only his Jewel*, God will »p*r* them feasible but they will l>o carried out if we <et Into the war, a t o n u n aparnth hia own aon. and knowing this every town ahould moke plans ahead oi — Matachl 3:17. time to combat them. SATURDAY, if f I 3:00 W slUr Grave end Hi* Or cbettro ho l 3 JO •'Spirit of ru S T P Y o u h * -L S t& r. - i r - s > 4:30 Tim* O u t foe Dwnrbnr " 0:00 Burl Ives -.foth songs 6:15 Carol Marsh, nianlit 1 6:30 Gene A utry’s Melody Ranch DIM r^t of OdymMa. , . . J am t “D ear Mum" 1b The Blue and (ho G ray dlvt- I 0:15 Golden G ats Q uartet ' d o n to d a y ’.to b a n d a t Fort j 0:30 World Newt Tonight Georgs C M*adt. liar),.m J. .1 7:00 The Pause that refreshes FoUowtnj preliminary pr«p- . orf the a ir i oration In' this g a n tr y tor Uie , 7:30 M artial Melodies to u lc field* . of Axtopta Uie 7:46 Rateball Scores Twen(y>n|itllr mrtvesl i*Vmnc* | 7:60 Music Room la Jun-. 1013 Yhrra i 7:56 Rimer Ilavls and the nesrs h i Iho Vosges. Juts 35 to fc*p» ; H:00 Boys Town 22. and north cf Ve.Ottn, C .l ! 8:30 Air Ban* Proferam 7 to 30. 0:00 Take I t Or Leave It * Tho dlvtslnn opera' -I 33 0:30 Columbia Workshop days In active or: is. e n j : 3 in 10:00 Headlines and Bylines riulet. It advanced sevep V£ + 10:16 Dance Orchestra malers ncoln-.t Ihs enemy, tak­ 10:30 Sonny Dunham O rtleatra ing 2 .'. f pilxonvr*. 21 j »:«' 11:00 Chaa. Spivak Orchestra of aiUUsry and 337 inaciun 11:30 Carl Hoff Orchestra 4 guns. 11:15 Press News •YU* tnsljtrj'a Li a U us s " ' 12:00 Riga Off gray *Usign U ,»i-t fr-. Korean aymb .1 of ; r»l l> Tho.coJpt* r»;,rr»-'iit U ~ un In oci-u • l Uie lit*. lb u The Bl. Lnwranc* araway, If Soutd. approved, will open a channel stretching 8,000 mllca from Min­ nesota to lh« N orth Atlantic. JULY II , 1941 A JtCH IS^DES (From V ert.) Florida Magazine Nutrition Afld Health of Lot the mind grow Uvcr-long Arid tb* heart b« fulcrumstrong i s W ith truth Id 'stand on I can prof# Too world** a almpl* thing to y* IMVA' ' RUTII BRANDF.H DE BEDTS. The report of Dr. Ouida Davis Abbott, director pf Home Economics Researuh, State Experiment Sta­ tion, Gainesville, on her 12 -year atudy of human dietary .deficiencies umong the people of Fiorjda revegls a de­ plorable neglect on the part of those suffering from ail­ ments due to lock of proper Joqd of the opportunities open to them of supplying their peeds. Studies were mode of 3000 children Xaf the purpose of determining the prevalence of nutritlqnpl deficiency illroahch In rural chllafen. Dr. Al/Dolt says th« diets ss n w^olo were very poor. About %& percent had diets that could bo rated as fair; that la, not good, buji Passable. A,l>out 70 percent had diets deficient in ob« pjr piotf nu­ trients and were below the phyAfofafcN dapgfr Une as W V / E ’R'irC-J'A’ WDBO B ‘ ^ " 'S H IP B U IL D IN G If EXPANDS TO W AKE U S N A V Y EMPLOYMENT O O U B lfO IN Tt • e m m r. em plo ym en t in __ ao~~ n v* M IH IG I^ RADIO NEWS SATURDAY NIGHT C.-4M People* 1‘lalfonn *•30 Uaacbatll Store* g:3A Muatc Room 1:45 Columbia Concart Orchestra I 7:00 “UP ? ____ Nawa 7:10 Musical bitvlruda 7:15 A tlantic Sparta Raportrr 7:85 Twilight Melodics 7:51 Elmer I' m !* snd Uto new* 8:00 H it Parade , |:4 3 S aturday Night S«r«nada prl& Public Affair* 9:30 TBA 9 >45 Now* of Um World 19:00 Johnny Long, Orchestra m o nth s PBUIL0IN6 i U U IM Ip tbo cilrua section fry It was gd^dre and limited when wild berries and a few peacbfe and figi able. v, rn- - «cJ Grits, comhread, biscuits; H«*. »trup and bacon are all right as items of food, but all-sufficient, apd the fAmity (hat fait* to. or cisonttala Is simply falling down on ffifi lob. « k .a 13 — - . t - j i ■ 1 ' ___ _ u. uia iorm at iooa ior neaiut and physical v ig o r c a n b o p ro d u c e d In o r o n t h e .aoUa .o f F lo rid a , l P o p lt r y , la m b , b e e f, p o r k , s o y b e a n s , c w n , b u t t e r a n d ct;cam c a n b o p ro d u c e d f o r t h e f a t * . F c ^ tfl* m l n m l s a lts , g r e e n b e a n * a n d p o m . m u s ta r d g re e n s , a p f n i c i , , tu r n ip to p a , b e e t to p s , h ro c c o ll, e a u llflo w s r , c a b b a g e , o k ra . Jettu c e , e g g p la n t, b e e ts , c a r r o ts , r u t a b a g a s , t u r n i p s , ra d is h e s , a p d o th e r v e g e ta b le * c o n b e ra is e d . * C a rb o h y d ra te * c a n b e o b ta in e d fr$ m h W W * a n d t h l n g a o f U u t u n d T w h ile p o t a ^ a e , lv A » t Qf I r js h . a n d .ii— s q uJ-a s m h-- w 11ill p •rp v ld * * * t a r e h a s . S o u r fo o d s a r t fo u n d •gaafcai Bundaya" being Roosevelt a aaaertlon Rvpronte Court doclaUn a back to tho “horao iy day*" piay yat maills#, even if for p different n a a i t t ’a i c i t . ^ w e tt:0 8 Chaa. Bplvak Orchestra 11:30 Sammy • *n----1 *•JU y Orchcatra k m$ f t % m rWa mt' technique*, perfecting other*. iU aaU aM article* Scwlgmed • Tene p f thouiande of new workW w » 4 * public of er* nr* h*lng trained pad pul ,work- The program U In full American IndwUy la prut id. ewtag. Both merchant and w ar j * * •hip construction move ahead Si unbvllrvabla upoed. . aatMriUtlio aonrex. . om etory of ah Ip nroduetlon S the United State* during tin rurrant defenao program la a itory of unprecedented eipanelon n ,AfSlr>|sg. engineering, and tnlUIng faelllUea throughout tho ndueUy from one ocean to the Thin record of achievement in Well raflected in the nm iatng inereaeea In .employment that have building Induatry , proxlm ately t2<ifi00 Short space three SS55oW “ F*broJ 8S£J5S 1941 —and it haa rtaen ttcadll Iloc*. / B at many mure I t 1* slap a thrilling atory of men will hero to t AmcrMan ahlnbulldlng Ingenuity tavet tho building adapting It*alf to modSht nerda ready b; tho U rcauy laid down by illtlar * .eurreia apdU all manner of t^o Natl drtvo for world of peril for our cut ntry. A1 htlnfen ^afpep It rxchai Any act-beck for Hitler, e*ra fetmUpbATT. U U not for Ion the etalemaU that would keep a V,. u ^, tl. t , har# dlarui bug. Gerrnan fore, fighting on en ,.V r ^ w ...-------------- — airplane .d e ­ pt* atrlvlng (?r • trended In enelem front mean* th at gteStar advantage fo r K £ rngU nU Bby a W 1 bv.gtiful lag n*W Rail* Mtyttla a r t j e sod «ro axpppdbig .4* fena* material for Gnat Britain. koown »I.Lat -A a • - • -- Md* the flneet hkltoeto -am bar* k l> S the roar democracy. It 1* not for )«*• of Koaland that we- era tuahiOg te- garda tbo aahlevefeat at tho grewlast navy the world haa ever Wav,. £ 4 SS5 l*5. In erdar te copo with thla vaat is r s A is ,? .Thla will mean oven m en cm- Na*/. For example, In May, I the ftoifry eeal might e loae of many dollar*. AMrlcpri t n tr v a f i I . , * w . THT. . s s r t s f f i triag are forced by atreaa of rir. rumatanee into the Gernuta aphero. w* have Lxtdoa garouttlagi ihc pat rage of a Ceroaan.dtvWeS; ATLANTA, • in ly j f —<JBJ__ aaam rmU go op U*a to too that mlltag* *»> - ooo County Comand School Commie- �* ■ i*-_____ *, 7* '* • ■ **' • f fiff *:^-5>---'^.< - ,, Vv 2r '> - »vH?K ■* - , ^*■ jr f^fU R D A Y , JULY 12, 1941 ■ PAGE TIIREB ' TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA ■m p > AT THE CHURCHES Social A n d Personal Activities MRS. u n r n iiii t| L O U R IN E B E A L , S o c ie ty E d it o r i in lit ii iti* «.o n tig A * • r i ’f lt**u J I • • - * •• * • l.s *• • • •• • »r S um.lav S. It.... » 1’i^.f hlrtK >• • ' * »• ’• ' Social Calendai Llpyd Harper, Jr., Honored At Party \ \ . . |ti#w .l: tt i. ; I i I* n ir r o r e r s o n a ls Honoring Lloyd H arper. J r .,1 of St John. Haas., who has] Mr „nj M„ M w Deariso MONDAY ^ T t * Woman's Club will sport, been visiting with hi* grand- , rr .pending the weekend In Urn •*,? K Mr.V u Wi Ocoee with their parents. te r the sewing session for the Stile*. Mlsi Sn* Hobby nette Beard Red Cross from 9:30 A. M. un­ and Laurier Heard entertained : ~ . til 11:30 A. M. with Mrs. C. R. with an ice cream party a t their I # D ,n S»"ka»k has returned Dawson in chsrre. home on West Third S tre e t H,rom 1 vacation speot a t Circles s f the F irst Baptist (lames and contests were [ ~*mpa and Clearwater Beach, Church will meet «t 3:30 I>. M. playrd on the lawn and refresh M the following homes: m enu of home, made .. icc, cttiuuj^ Mrs- I). M. (Irimball la viaitw C irck On*. Mrs.. C arl Mss *. W / Aookies were ssrveiT b y f l i r tIng 1 with retail*ea In. iktafxtrve, ■ZUl Willow A ten u s, with. Ui-v ■■b-strsv .N » . • •iAAjs-?w«h -ae*'T*'H<i/' %y e sn •*1— — S-- —8 , . m, C. W. Rowland as m.hostess. their mother. Mrs. R. L. Beard. Circle Two. Mrs. Lillian Vick­ Those enjoying the parly with Mr*. K. Z. Johnson. J r., has ery, 300 West Third Street. Circle Three a t the County the guest of honor were: Miss as her guest, Mr*. Lynn Bour Mary Helm Tew. Miss Virginia q u ard rs and daughter, (llenda, of M ine. Calhoun, W ebster. Circle Four, Mrs. L. E. Tew, Calhoun, Miss Mary Bobby Cameron, Ernest Brother200 Avocado Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Dorus Norwood Circle Five, at Evansdale Park, son, Jr.. Edward Smith. Byron Bcsrd, Miss Bohbynette Besrd left thia morning for poinU In followed by a picnic supper. and Lsurier Besrd. I T r ia s where they plan to spend Circle 8ix, Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, Alto, Mrs Lloyd Harper. S r..|a two weeks' vacation. M04 <Elm Avenue. 1h s following circles of the Mr*. Sam (lardner, Mrs E. W. Coma Warren, Jr., of Allan Presbyterian Church will meet,*’*1' ” nn,‘ M1’’ R. L. Beard. ta. (la., it visiting with Mr a t 3:30 P. M and Mrs. R. T. Warren at their Circle One. Mra. I . Hoyle. g a n f o r ( J j J e s a t t e n d home on Myrtle Avenue. chairman, will meet at o f Mr*. Harry W oodruff. 618 Miss CarmiU Barber la spend ( I k Avenue, with Mrs. F. D. Ing severs! dsys a t Ormond Scott and Mra. John Isey aa coBeach ae the guest of Mr. snd Mis* Emily Akerman enter­ bosteaaes. Clrela Two, Mis* Lettie Cald- tained at her home on Spring Mrs. Robert Greenlee. W*U, chairman, will meet at the l-ake Drive in Orlando last ev­ II. M. (Irimball ha* left for horns of Mr*. W. A. Zachary, ening In honor of Mis* Louis* Eo«gate and Miss Jane Powell, Montezuma, G*., w h e re 'h e will dRR Park Avenue. Circle Three, Mr*. Daisy' Lew­ brides.elect and Mrs Joseph P. be during the rest of the pesch is, chairman, will meet with Rutland, a recent bride, all of season. Mra. Joe Emerick, 1004 Sanford Orlando. Miss Roberta F.vana had aa Among thnae from Sanford in­ Avenue. Circle Four, Mra. Franri* vited to attend the party were: her guest on Thursday, Miss Meriwether, chairman, will meetlMIsa Marian Eatridge. Mi** Elis Betty Jo Hall, of Mercedes, T ssvMh Mrs. M. G. McNair, Rose abeth I-efflrr, Mis* Cecelia Truluck. Ml** Dorothy Mitehell, Mrs. Court. Mr and Mr*. E. J. Nelson, Je.. Circle Five. Mrs. A. D. Smith, Henry Wight, II, ami Mrs. Guy and daughter, Terrell* Jean, chairman, will meet with Mrs. D. Wood, Jr. have left for Chicago, III., where R. H. Walthour, 708 Mellonville they will visit with relatives. Avsnue. {JCIrcle Six Mr*. J. D. Wood­ Mrs. Leon Brideson M^ors hat ru ff, chairman, will meet with Mias Irene Hinton, West Side. returned to her home in Houston. Texas, after spending t week s t TUESDAY The Rev. R. H. Schondelmay- the guest of her cousin Mrs. Thu order of the Eastern Star cr, pastor of the First Christian Dorothy Corrodl. fdll saw for the Red Cross in Church, will preach at the even­ m Woman's Club from 9:30 A. ing Union Service to be held H r. snd Mr*. G. R. Rims and M. until 11:30 A. M. 'In the Methodist Church toinor- son*. George and Clarence Earl, Tha second In tha serlea o f. rowing evening at 8:00 o’clock, hava returned from Moultrie, Ga., parties planned by the Woman’s! Tho Union Services will eon- w here they spent several day* Club fo r th* sum m er m onth*! tlnue through the month of as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. will ba held a t the club a t 2:30 July In the Methodist Church C. L. W est ____ R) M. Bridge, Chinese checkers and tha public has been extend and rummy wilt ba playad and rd a Corial Invitation to attend Mrs. M. L. McDonald and • 'b o n u s of 600 points will ba these service* snd make tha se­ children, Ardla and Dsnla, of ries a "great lime of fellowship Daytona Beach are lha weekend given fo r promntnesa. and worship.” A Urge crowd guests of Mr*. Dorothy Corrodl WEDNESDAY ws* reported to have attended Woman’* Society of Christian the f l n t In tha series which at her homa In the W slaka Apartments. slrv lca of tha Methodist Church was hsld last Sunday n ig h t will saw for tha Red Cross In Among thosa from Sanford atth* Woman’* Club from 0:30 tem ln g ths Full Moon dUUUJL.0*' A. M. untl the roof of tha AngsblU Hotel Church In Orlando last night were tha Th# Congregational Misses Joan Axxarsllo, Elisabeth will ba b* In charge of the sewing Durden, Betlo session for the Red Cross In the Dr. T. S. Hubert who recently Dyson, Jestl# Woman’s Club from 2:00 until retired a* pastor of the F irst W athen, snd John Adam*. 4:S0 P. M. Baptist Chureh of Kissimmee af­ FRIDAY Friends of Mra. L. F. Wilkin* C entral Circle of the Sanford te r 15 years of service, will will regret to tear* Ural th e has preach a t the F irst Baptist Cardan Club will sponsor the been 111 In th# Fertrald-Laughton A l n g session fo r th* Red Church hare Sunday morning and Memorial Hospital. She has been Crass In th# Woman’s Club from rvenlng. removed from th# boepltal to A fluent speaker, Dr. H ubert U her home o n , W est Nineteenth B:S0 A. M. until 11:30 A. M. Th# Genera Home Demonstra­ In consU nt demand for patriotic 8 treet. tion Cluh will soonsor a dance programs and religious gather­ a t tha Geneva Community Hall ings. The public la’ extended a corMr. snd Mra. R. B. Pickett and L^Jhe^rvenln*^^^^^^^^ dUl Invitation to both xervket. son, Jackie, returned yesterday from a two week*’ vacation spent In Clyde. Ohio, visiting w ith rslativea. They were accompanied home by their nephew, Georg* Dy MRS. RKVA D. ANDREWS Pickett, who will visit In San. ford for awhile. Parfy At Orlando Rev. Schondelmayer To Lead Services a ft # Retired Minister To Lead Baptist Service Home Demonstration Notes BAFPT m m m m m m m m m m m rn _ • B IR T H D A Y FRIDAY Miss Carlin Fulmar Mary Elisabeth Carver - SATURDAY MU* J o s u s Bayne Oscar T aler L E. Bauman C. W. Farguaen SUNDAY Mrs. J. B- Cagkurn w. t m i 11— ; NEW ARRIVALS GOOD FOOD FOR CHILDREN Ona of the moat Im portant of all of children’s health needs Is nutritious food. Good food U a basis for good health. It builds tissues, strong bon**, and sound teeth. It helps lo repair th* body, keep. It Is good running order and gives energy fo r work and hablU established la childhood play. Furtherm ore, good ‘ food habit* established In -thlldhond •re a health asset through Ilf*. According to Rowans Schmidt CnrpenWr of th i V, B. P ip i f t ment « f A griculture’s Bureau of Hem* Economic*, getting the right food fo r children need not be a complicated matter. B ut it doe* Uk# day-to-day watchfulness to see th a t all the Important food grauna are re­ presented la a child’* Utter icala a day Tho Im portant food* for enlldren a re : Milk and mOk pro­ duct#— vegetables and fruit* w holo-gnla cereal* and bread egg*; lean meat, flah e r poultry; •n d cod-Uvsr a l t Children may Ronnl* P k k e tt and D kk Picke tt *r* expected ta retu rn home tomorrow. Ronnl* ha* been spend­ ing the past two wraka a t Camp Winona, near DsLaon Springs, and D kk ha* bran visiting In Brunawkk, Ga., aad Daytona Beach. to know that this type of paint la eaaily mads, la acoaomlcal, and It sate eff a aome nkety midst lawns and flowon. Bo, today. 1 am going to gtr* you two formulas far making whltowaih. Bofora going Into dltedious, however, I want to point out that vocalloa tiara will soon be bon aad Ora bay* can apply whitewash aa well aa moat ether folks. So, give them tha Job. If there la whitewashing ta ba dona. Aad bar* a n tha formulna: Far m o r a l aaat slake IS pound* of gakkUara In twe gal­ lon# of water, covering tho pall with cloth or burlap and allowing It to alako for ana hour. Then add water ta bring the Whitewash to a unriotwray which aray ba appiled readUy. Woathor-pmf w h l t . w . s h : at nakkHme In IS gaOanaodbat vraUr. Diaaaba two pounds of n mwsn eahanduno P°»uf * ■ 1* •** u gallon* at bafliag water. Then mix tkorwuMw, I v• 'I of tkimmilk Mlriag whitewash: 1 | either »f “ t e at the i %k • II xi . a I • a»• f N* >• » . I I . < III III II I III - I « i i i in n .. I- M I M ■ii n i - r - I II \ I I - V Miixmii • v I* « • itlftM ’ i i i i. ( . i o n i .•«.).• lisv.s.f I i tit* > m\ %t i i: » I ■ • , , , i » » • *»( vt ... .., , ....... .. *1 • i •. • ' . v ...» '.»v t. v-"> -^-1 ! . . » . * • •»esvw «.* | .................... «»«\ . V «' •- / ..*k ' I It • A It if Imft It't.i in • f»•»•»» Executives of th# newly reorgkniied H "rids Slate Theatres, Inc. called a merlin* .it • II theatre managers in the organist'w n it the Roosevelt Hotel at Jacksonville Tuesday A luncheon preceded the afternoon bu.ine.s ses­ sion and more than 150 sttsnded. Frank Kog ers, who succeeded E. J Sparks as president, was in charge. Executives at tha head 'able a'. I V« t Is • K- * • f fit* l* Ills f •IIts ••t r.i.ih M. IHtp.M - Ii l« lsira.tt.-tel »-"tw llim I*r.. n.s . ii •!• it I*. Mr. snd Mrs. C. C. Howell, Miss Myra and W. K. Howell, and Mi>< Alma Martin all oi Columbia S. C., ipent the week' end with Mr and Mrs. J T. Me' Lain Jr. , Mr. and Mr«. F. A. LcKds and children. Joan snd Buddy, of Belleglade, visited their mother Mr*. Sarah LeFUs and h 1»u v m | over ths weekend. Mrs. II. H. Paltlshal! returned Friday after a visit with her daughter In Washington. D. C. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis snd1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rider left Saturday for Hagerstown, Md., after visiting A W. Davis. Mr. and Mrv O. R. M athisus and Mr. and Mrs. George Mc­ Mahan .pent Sunday in OskhilL Mr. and Mrs. W alter Yarbor­ ough and family spent Sunday in Lakrlsnd with Mrs. Pete Y ar. borough and family. Ths Home Demonstration Club will sponsor s dance at the Com­ munity Hall on July 18. The pro­ ceeds will go towards repairing ~the~tmlMing. I y . ~r Miss Mary Stones is home after a two weolu vacation In Louisi­ ana. A11 Quiet On Western Front, Reports Russia • I IsssseH r Vsese* I ' * , , lla* | ........... M'nfit Nnt 1 ’ 't |d n ........ the fm nl '" In l*iil f u t . .| i i HV M lie lh rr in •* r-i-lii I,., | ,|, , ,, |M.,| V in* ■ ta .1 II,,. H " i K t l Imtm i|iii#t (••• 'I I... I *f ••••!*m wrt m Hi |.i I ’I I| HI % f..| Ilf »| Mf livlta I .• » H i l ln lin t r* l««la|e a •• I»|. I til*. . i • f. M M i \Vt»- Wgr9 \| •**i <; i-l I M 1I M nihliM « *| Hill'* an f the i f Ultt'l try XV hi. t• « « N . 'Ir 1 I M MI ,IHH» i .1 \ 8 M t I'i’ Still ch«n« I’ll <# i Ml t »tH.|t« PB«t nf I fix 1.1 Minsk ).Ntfl-r««s|,U C """«" d t i '" . t"W*rd IlN'l ••link 4 l.f u»rs'k»*.| Nf«,| Nhfin* ’i»» in>• »• ir Mi4l**rinl win h*»v** l»l a*1* 1 tha* fngil* ' f ha l •••*'»»*»i ....... hi in ;* m !•1i**f • f Mi.(.till Church Group Meets At Woman’s Cluh Croup T h rsa at the Alathean Class of tha F irst Baptist Church acted a* hostess for the meeting of the elasa which was held In the W oman’s Club on Osk Avenue on Thursday a fte r­ noon. Following a short buainra* meeting the members spent the remainder of the afternoon sew­ ing for the Red Cross. Light refreshm ents w ere aerrsd by the hostesses. Those present were: Mrs. B. R. Beck. Mr*. J. W. 11*11, Mrs. P. F. Whlgham, Mr*. Fred H*rrkon. Mr* - M urray J*rirls, Mrs. a . E. Rollins. Mrs. F. E. Bolt. Mr*. J. T. Newby, Mr*. A. R. Ford. Mrs. O. B. Belnun, Mrs. R. N. Nipper end Mr*. C. D. Forrest e r ________________ >h. I* «k •*■ 1 g e n b Va n e w s Hit* nelrctsd th*- nrst ron\writmn • ity l»y ths « III HI II , t ’l*itnn IntrirnstiiinHl st the >1 trim Hfjm l«a nf their < lilt’sg * ronvent• an. k.nt'l ’•» * f1 T . ”.»•% h»n pplp|klM friifn rt*»rv stst# . \ M It -If ' ft!Ill 4t9*f**fft H | , Im th** Onion will g’ktlo*r in the 1"h«i»' »« H. h-s.sl 4n*l > r ‘Siifahine C ity" »n in 12 * Id % M * **• rt 11 M U 1' i 4 *or Mi.| ^ C. P. PAanepAola H'-nson Ford, son oC Mr- anil Mrs. Edscl Ford nnd grandson of motor p in n ate lli'nry l'Sf> *"d h i. bride, the furim r Edith McNsughton, pf Dstruil, Iran* I'h ra l Church in Cr<>.<« i'ulnlr, Mich , following their marriage. In her bouquet ar« live orchids, most perfect obtainable, flown to hsr from Canada, California and Massachusetts. Farmer’s . Markets Tax Load To Be Fair, Says May Be Use<J To Comptroller Distribute* Fo o d s ItesItaw S I' i . m n « ,t fur preparedness, adding thnt "total preparclnes* mranv i-vervbady has dune or is duim; evfrythlng that l« required of n rood citlxen.” He pnin'ed Ir. The Fidelia Class of th* F l n t Florida'* prnlilems "eoiiriigentivlv B aptist C hurch held its regular met -b y - th*— legist*'uru .. uhiclt business and social meeting In rorracted the wrung* suffered th* Wonraa’a Club on Oak A re­ bv those who hove been inlying na* a a T hursday afternoon. A Inieo all the years nf our tax abort business session was bald m ihtfnarr.'' "Otir gavernnr lu.a shown the and tha rs s t of th* afternoon courage to demand fnM, complete •pant la sawing fo r tha and fair adminlstralioii nf these Rk I Cross. ,* he said, "anil I join Rafrssbm anta war* served to lav’ wholdbrariedlv in th* |nb. Let tha f o l io K g t - Mra. Ray B ritt, evsiy Individual find hi* dutjr Mia. J . f & s ltx c la w , Mra. W. H. teo rp these t.ew laws, which R u t l l i g s j M r a . R. E. Cordell. bate 'elim inated mixed taxation. Mra. c T R . R a a d sn an . Mra. M. They, provide that you levy your W. Daariaa and Mr*. Homer Lit- own tax** and spend y u r own Us. mon*f In your own home govemutant. When you do your d u ­ ty van help yourself. ' "Tgera’ll he no failure If vre set M r minds to the task, n n i Iherein be no Inerease on those rarryteg their fair share n f tr e HaaLaada Springs ws* th* load.-'These law# require thnl wna an Thursday afternoon aad millage go down rat aid v as the rsalng at tha*aaaal Uaaa Club • • • e x t e n t goes up. This propkala which waa given far aranu vlsioteTwill be • • strictly snd ban aad Urate friends. Swim- rigid* enforced a* tha requirelancing warn anjoysd mentSfnr fud rash value tha often**«a aad a men Co This will redure th • ’tak e’ on thte* who tav # been pay Ins ’ eajoylag tha a f f a ir 1 it Mr. aad Mrs. Valia A. WUUama, Mr. aad Mrs. Jaa Mstach, Mr. aad Mrs. Ja b a MaUck, J r . Mr. aad Mra. John D. Ivay, Mr. •a d Mra. C E. Adam*, Mr. and YORK, July ta - { a v Mrs. F . H. Bayaalds, Mr. snd 1,000 member* of the Mra. O aaa .B a k e r, Mr aad Mrs. j Federation of Muak W. V. BKting, Mr. sad Mrs. M ssware Instructed Friday wall Btow art ta d Mr. aad Mrs. “Tha SUr Spangled b aaad Mateah. before and after cath Atea, Mr. a a d Mra. Baaat Etsnea a t concerts, hotel, larba. Mr. e a d Mrs. A. X. Paw* dance sn gage ment*. a rt. M r. a a d H it. Ja b a OaOewsv, eUona ware sant out Mr. aad I d a . O rasr T ite r, Mr. __ C. Patrilo. br**Wsnt federation, who eetlm at' the national anthem A ? 5 r tj b S perform ed n t least 20.1 L FidelfiTciaM Has Business Meeting Lions Club Picnic Held At Bsnlsndo Bands Asked fa Play Anthem Ui - ms* n wnnkly In tkla os tro­ CV. \xm ami k\HU M» I'rai k " I* |iuhrrti*n ». h....| * |-» *1. \ \| rrof. I \|c h 4 p . • n | i # r l n i wn.ie ui M**» 1111*nt tetirnhl|i I I •• sa h • Iny K , rip : •«»lo |. Touns I'V K N n w s »i i i |»’ , M i s s <ir.«ra> Na»liirs* I V i i | i | r • IttrratlliM* I Oil M * I'm lrrl - >nur Pii>|h|illiia —Ji#* i»ur T i t At^pfltelr m»«.— .\d»* riMar s m i'im k r I I I I H I II t ' M * is* m : ii v i e s . < !• | |* w . , LOANS SUL h» II.. || II M. h , „ . l . | . I* •■*»"» *'f I It-4 I ' h r l a l l i t n Ihe. r „ „ g r , M , , „ njl |tl# "A •’I l f I* a r * la* t |*.n t • n K »t>h|f sprvlta I M ha M r I ‘h a * N M .rri...i. ll.lh o .ll.f M rnB 7*7300 ••nn n Hl A|s ' I'htir. I JA C K S O N V IL L E , July 12— IS|iiviui) —I'luua ior adjusting lhe distributi' n of Florida (arm r i u h r J mi p M • i»P|.»r «fs>t p r o f f gm . th * . u prm|.|g*|,| )|r product* Ihiuugh the 28 S late n,. WrrJ M n ili h I , r i. w ' i l Ini Kurmer'a ^ lark ets tu meet any 4 I f0ft-1 I lie's | pnaiible future emeigency will be WI:i.NKHI'A|V M M . w p . i, |trn y e t wurked out at the annus! m eet­ m" " " « I.... . o f th,. An■ wr#rif* ing uf members of advlnuy cum . A • •fill.il Iim i T h ii . nutter* ami market m aiugers to »•• 411 nf fr v lr r a . lx- lu ld a t JarkMinville, July 10-11, William | . Wilson, director, said tmlay. t r io * n u n riTtnt:i. “Th# pr'dilem of getting food 2 11 K . » h I H n Mint Nlrttcl from the field to the coiuum er’s H t m . l i v N r hotel, 9 : 1 2 A . . XI table ia rapidly becoming more complicated," Mr. Wilson said “and Commissioner Mayu has -t'llle.o— WherfS.r We Sees •* been adviird th a t our govern­ ment may take over all vessels engaged in roaitw lse shipping in the near future. This will throw a greater burden upon all transportation facilities, snd to protect our farm ers, w* m ust work out some, program w hkb wlU enable ua to distribute our farm IM loans Made on Hlgaatura. lii-M akrra: AatomoMIe— Furniture. Several R ep ay ment TUnil.'--- MODERN FINANCE CO. 1 ] XV. t'su lral Avenue, Orlando Ends Today Double Thrills Double Program V. th ,• shipment of vital dafenae m aterials. Leaders of affiliated Industries, officials of tha atetg Defense Cauncil. agents of tra n s ­ portation companies, representa­ tives from arm y and navy p u r­ chasing department*, snd many other Interested persona will m eet with our market manager* nnd member* of advisory committee* and attem pt to formulate plana w hkh will protect both Ura farm er and the consumer.” Commissioners of agriculture from several other eUtea will a t ­ tend this meeting and will bring key men In their organisations to assist In working out plaaa fo r cooperating th*' work In th a several states to support national defense effort*. Governor Bpessard L. Holland la chairman of the S tate A g ri­ cultural M arketing Board w hkh owm and operate# tka Farmer*’ Market*. Ha will tend tha mactings •led la r i r a a n ovar WJAX « Friday, TOMORROW AND MONDAY W I T M L T M K i m M l MM T O T H E M M iK M I Am erica's y o u n g b k d m ao ... In th a r n i s n 'a moat thrill* .J- ' l -■ �-» • ----- - m umm iM tmt turn* •-£ , s a Y L j u d a v , j u l Y Mtfrks Up Flock O f New Records &ULLPEN STAR, 8T. LOUIS, July 17, - 0 P > Joe DIMaggio and lb* Naw York Yankee* paaaod several mort milestone* Friday aa tha Ameri­ can Lragc* lead e n turned back the St. Loala Brown*. 6 to 2. For D l l l a n t r , they were the M Ita liili ' A—II* tingled in the flret Intiln/, to aU«Uh , >|» lijUin* atfaak' over bo straig h t fame*, then followed up will| twa more aiaclpa and a homer In four ■ioM tfipe* a t Bat. jB - ^ l I h , fcur-bagger F are him I f c . r e w j laad, with 20, Jo tw m t w o tta r le y Ketler'a I f . £ —With twa run*, batted In (Bad Rolf* waa on baa* .when he b it for the circuit), Jo* took oeer firs t plac* In thl* department, wtlli 72 to KeBer's 72. D—Tb* four safeties ran hi* to ta l tb JI7, seven jhead or the "•At dwij. DENVER, Jely i i $ _ Byron NcM-n cam* heick - Uk* a true champion Friday to b a t. ter fwir a a d kia aaoat formidable pponcat late aulimiasidu fat th* A n r <*ffi0,,' a l G o lfe r * Taurnament that . Print* fa1 th* victim of vorita 8am ap u t Nelson whipped hi* boyhood Irlyal, B o n , H *r*a — both learned th# tu»>o as P o rt Warth caddis*—3 -y p far » thrift-flftrrf battle decided 01) th* final 0 « n where he dropped • five-footer for a birdie . 1 . He had woo the 17th hole to go on# up and hit p g ran t iron .hot out of th# rough on the 18th lo within fire feet o f th* pin. A aafely played fe w for a half r-» MAW, IF JO IN IN G "Jl rAN K C O R P S G iv e s ',, ID E A S LIKE T N A T — L U K E DO W H E N H g, ' m e s ik • ARTlLLi ^ s M ip r" . F a r (n* Yankee*, th* victory JJ** No. l | In a row, equalling .ClevtUnd Indiana’ record winnlRB. atrrak for tk* lenmie thl* M to a ^ ’ aad,* wftfi th , (ndUp. I,lie Ik* Y enki’ lead over th* T rJk* lnereaae<l to fo « f fall fin*#*. ... M ' m tm win GUS P1P<S*A« IS HOM B FROM T R A th lM * C A M P O N A T E N DAY FURLOUGH r r t f t e c t Buyers Of Woolen Goods SCOTT'S SCRAP B' By fei. SCOTT tnetted, he went fo r It boldly.’ The ball rolled true to give , him lb# hole end the acclaim of | * kallary of tev tral thousand fans. Uorrd, abl* to salvage only hi* powerful drive* from an ether-, wi«e ahattrred game, tumbled to • defeat before the aharpehootlng of «llm I.loyd Mangrum by the one­ sided count of 0 ami 4. Maagrum, reaident of Monterey Park, Calif., qualified in the Oilcego district. He waa the on­ ly entry I.* the aigbt-m an field Imlry who had been required to take th# sectional quallfytng te*t*. The re e l war* eligible for the regular qualifying here, Neleon aa th# defending champion and tha others as either former winner* of thU tournam ent or *« members of the Ryder cop team. Gridf A f l - S t a r V ote - S ta r ts In C h i c a g o ' M - £ V t R SEE. \ A’FLOATING WM WlEKtR*? ^ O L O < »(E F lM f J E R S ^ A&<H£(^llkL IS. DOIN<(/AMD LO O K iV fc fE H ’f l . y B ty O H O «fi(E E N D S A ^ fP £ % A D F 'f K t y c a m e r a iy i* • - • amp - f tt h u m Ah t y t a r e s im il a r EACH *A& A L E M S , AM IRIS 1 K PUPU-, . IA A u<DA StflttfiR m _m ... a_. ^ A m Hi a w— »— fabric* alio are mad* of com­ bi ration* of all three type*, and o f pronl rombined with rayyn, Ulk and cotton. Army overcoat*, for butane*, a r t mad* of IS porrenl y lrfln wool, 3ft percent wpraaaaaad or r«iis*d wqpl. , M anufacturer* and sto rta are making a b lf effo rt to educate salespeople on wool, *0 II you U « ' IdUryated you ra n dlaMVtr a nuqibrr of mora o r la-a an»a»* ta r fad * •bout tho little wool dree* you are buying. ■ KlH<5RSH- 6 Founds C C A iiq t r HUH Z o b tm R U ^ by day and coolnaaa by night. Wool la m iN a a t ft a m a •prOuty fe*L I t you a q o a e ia ,* handful of live wool and than raltMO It. I* tprln** p p t In, A ff a a t . ala*. T h h quality, rpoat fflL lS BTBALB FOB DIVOECB V P H IL A D E L P H IA Nri rvymlrta r*a aao Wool haa olhor andearin* qual­ ities. I t ran absorb a y raai deal o f mala tur* w ithout ft* lia# damp. I t U aUatto, durable, and Ammmt BttW.-Ad^ m M F »E - bl ; _ 0 , . j t .r * 4 f, .» » by lb * ircu cCir c e iit C eu rt e f on Ik * in thaA triortdn. , Kemta^l# i-oonty. Ylw lin k 4«y uf Jal*. 1tat I. Il ee-dctatn penal g a tn c »u o -« « pendin w h e r.ln r»< W m l Ynrm « » » « • , , , « i'nrp<>ratl->n J* p ln ln ilff • • • H r * t’ erknrd and M arl# r a r h a r d , M r w ife, and I'tiaa# A Com pany, a F lo r•id a runr>»*<--*H corpora I Urn. a re d a frn d team puls, lh * on O cr.l* n-d aa S p -rlU ill w ithin the le a s t bouAF yurnturr w in cf 8*1# on Momlijr, th# Ith dajr or Aiiffuvt. 1911. at th# fro n t do*»r o f th# Csurt I Irma# o f ft#m ln ol« fn u n tr . F lorid a , at Hanford. FlopIdr Mffwr fo r sal# and t#11, to th * h'gh##t unit b#*| bl«l<f#r fo r C l l k th# fo llo w ln ir d * w r lM pi#**## or |M rr*li o f Inn*! alt Wit# In H#mlnnl# County. F lorid a , tow it: fA(?TJ A CVUitf Mm. Jfdfi lotLs to n inrfgn go to th# F#4* oral Land H^nk o f C n ln p illk tm ! 'k b right i v f . H r.* T a rk a rd anU r Jfnr’ # raclrard. M m w|f#. to' ocI cupy th# d w ellin g houta# and f i r rapr# on th# ahoy# d#a#rlb«K| InnJS until J.munry 1st, 19fS. Hi m sal# to h# m id # to sa tisfy th# »#rni *»f saId d#i*r#«i ^ a - j . M IX ItlurV-r^t v■fioeuiy is & r i1 ^■ A# Hp#Hal Ma#t#r. DOES A u eef > I've fVfORP 1 W AMtS w-toodG ayt J YOUR CHILD le e u E F P r f c r t e f c o P ’, A m e p e -r a x T - ti^ R s .1 (ZATgP At 6HLY CN0O6 M ‘ BY AUaM EERD O . SAkKR need c la sses* <0 a s ptcitwp fw ? r u e ALL-STAR (SAM?V Interruptions Are 0 f Small Concern To Ardent Artist Lover Tries Smoking Rival Out Of House POPLAR BLUFF Mo., July 12 —(A5!— E eecett 0. Bobbin*, 3*, testified In circuit court KriJa/ he built a fire under hia girl’* home when he learned a rival waa calling. “All 1 wanted to do waa ju«t to amok* th* guy out,” he auiit A jury convicted him of a r­ son and D ied .hi* punishment a t two years In atate’a priaon. Th# fir* burned a hole In the floor. _ _ _ v/ vzzju !.u:.E ;rT_£r.- r w DR. HENRY McLAULIN, J R mWWSBaSfil — loom* up a t the window. She poiaes the brush, pump* tha p«dal to lot th* paaaeogur through tha turnaUI*. nod* » friendly greeting. collect* th* ticket and foe* on with bar becauae one# aha f*ta homo thara La honaawork to keep n*r occupied. She paint* rlra r views and acane* from th* old noTir* o r wAarrmw ia w Nonc« in iiniiKiir <iiv* n th at p*r»oaat to (laal 1m m **• B r a n d y , Champasn#, Pea* Delivery, P la a * *148 BAfJGETT8 CASUALTY “Insurerv* Phi BtnW Andrew Ciirraway lMH.FABK^^HlON* IS By P A U L l KETT Tr.l'<JS-.W.rSS3 ri to form a ir pocket*, provldmr A K E R Y tB tP W IW w - . Bv lack Chords l ^ l r th ir ty .tw o M l ) , thlrtjrt h r m ( I D . fo rty («• ) and fort)--f*rHt f « l > o f Th # yi(Tri<tm 0 l-nnil rnd C olin la a tln n Com* P « n » ’s ( v l r r y rta n tn tlo n . ■■ P**r p U t lh # r# of rrrord #d in pl.il ftonk I. paw# 129 # f th# IMibllr Itrpnrila o f W«Milfio)# CnU ltlr. F lorida. Ir ln c and fet­ in g In H#mln->1# C ou nty, F lo r - ^ W h in , G in , C o rd ia ls , tie. UP>-A a amptoyaa a t tha P W y dalphla m int waa ehargad W * Sft * * NEW ORLEANS. J u ly 13 — 1A7— Interruption* never bother Mr*. Agnes Delery, who paints In oils, work* a f .t-pcdal to let ferryboat paserueora through CHICAGO, Jaly IS _ W — The annual battl* of ballot* Is a turnatil* and cullecta ticket., on to (elect an A ll-Star college - all at tha same time. Thl* 86-year-old m other of football team to oppose th* Chi­ cago Bear*, professional cham­ two manages to get *0 much r t work done—while rollcelirg pion*. In Soldier Field Aug. SS- atlekele—that two m onths after A fatal o f 2 (0 newspancra and radio- atatlom or# rnoper- finishing a roiresnondencii course In art, she held a “ one-man" allng with lh# Chicago Tribune, show with 1 ft painting*. sponsor o f tho charily game, fat " I f # easy," aaye Mr*. Delery, nationwide I* ticket-taker a t a ferry A enuad of ahoat 60 plaver* 1 who boat landing on I will h* rhoaen by the fan*. Th* aid* of tho Mjai Inpl. " I Ju*t ('ollagian,' openinf llneun will I Ini 0eruption*. ba tha 11 plavera polllna tha m*«t pot used to th* s*U a a t their ,r**p*ctlv* posi­ A a«itha notating ticket collecting.” tion*. A t the end of every day eh* Tha player poll will ru n far thee* week*, starting Friday, and h ta to total un the num ber of tickets dropped In a t h«r win­ will h# followed by a aim liar dow. contest to select a etaff o f All“On the day* when 1 m i n t1' S ta r toache* to drill th* colter) aha **y*, “I have found thaat I aenlora fo r tha »ncct**I*. belter. Soma o f Iha playara alm ost *m able to concentrate rartaln to f * t a big otav from On thoae d are my - totals for th y ,fa n * ary M khlgan'a Tommy •irk*t rollectlnna >** m or- llkel* Farfaton, Tevea A rv irt' John to ho seen rata than when I Klmhcoofh, Stanford’* Norma* don't paint." Rtandlee, MUutowta'a O aojfJ Franck, Boston Collfga’* C hat niadehnk and Tennaaaao'i Boh Ruff ridge, all All-Amarican* af A t O u r P a rfu tg * Rtorw lae» season. Th* AU-Bt*e* and th - Baara Ton’ll Plnd The B**1 1" wlU begin train In. fo r Iho *»">« A o f. 1«. f i r low them i f day* draws around 60.0C0 apactaUra. wiihatand wyar, and rw iat _ 4 1 S .- D N 1 R O B IN S O N 'I W S H M 'M meulatlon against hast and cold. ? • * casturie* A rabs have wora garment* of eoft aheer wool to protect them from lntana# boat C l d ^ p e d A dvertisem enta BUSfNTffiS 8BRV1CB IM HOTPOINT Kleetrl* 10, namkmd- -. ‘ -v . 5sS ’ ' e%T i l l 8: 1 y& i tm ■ ?mv !•' �THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. I'AOE nvfc P L d ltiD / 0/ The World In Pictures rfoferi J. Kirby i, congra' •** n s ( I awrating in ■t. "v ,.n o-.oei.ite ju-tiya of South ' rt r 1. •». of \ irgu.ia. .• on ere S' nieny to- Pin r 4. the VYUilo House. Shown taking the o»th of ..ffl.-o tn AlUny, N. Y.. i» Robert J. K iri), M, promoted from the po«t of prin­ cipal keeper of Attica State l'n-'*n to that of warden of Sinar Sing. 1U succeed* l e a i t K U » r < , who rerently reiigned after -’I yrar. at the “Big Houae" In Ovsiniiig, N. Y. r . F. Roillnphota - ThN group of Rimlan aky-ahonfere hrought down three German plane* during one raid by a formation of N ail bombrrt, according to tho Soviet caption with thla photo of an anti-aircraft pun.'The picture waa triiniinitted by radio from Woarow to New York. (pCowkfl If Introduced by Mr*. Franklin D. Rooaevrlt, wife of the rrealdent. to r*»pirra)'raddefj Wlio waa hie “blind date'* at a party that marked opening of a datin' aWd rtnStevou* for aervlccmen on leant. Fifty beautiful girl- weep paired tff eervlecmen for a round of fectlvltlra that trot the new center <>fT In a dying rrgrudnd la Mayor Fiorello II. LaCuardla, who officiated at the opening r* ■ ’} : Mre. Franklin I1 Rooaevrit . pic r. Flnnlah n.X- Col. Robert (Tide (right), c h fcl'ofD ie Air Corpa Ferrying Command. Which la apcnllng b o m b e r * i v Britain, receive* the bronte trophy emi medal of the International lea g u e of Aviatora for hia aervire in commending the artny'i (lying fnrtrr«»,e;>i«dro:i on a good will (light tc South America. Making tho preeentatim in Waahlngton la Robert A. Lovett, assistant icrtctary of war for air. turtd with her nntlier in .aw, Vri Bara Delano J^auavelt. mother e the Preiident. a< they left lloatot Man., by automobile for the Rome veil aamgter home at Cumpobell IilanJ Dhjta'a* Jlruuiwick. t'anrdi C. RedlepActfw eTtn tho"town of TurVtTaYa’*ihovm rotng op In rtamee after a raid by the Russian air fore* according to tho official German caption with thia radiophoto from Berlin. According to ihe caption -applied hy tho Soviet • n>ne m h till- p u l lire, the no.-on lor the booid -m iles on tin f le e . n| Inn !(■ I anti u n i o n gun item l- Hi.il they 111011x 111 down th-ve C."*rtioin plane 1 dining all me la.-r'uver Ku.-iu t.y liie l ot a life. Thkteliian p ic.m e vva* (la-lied by radio fm ni Mo*, nu !>• \ . o Ymk. Mra. William FDke III tragedy eoff •a eiiniy-n sWlbflrt k year ago Tiny tho poodlo W * » »lien ! « with the lie tragody iud and waa compeniated by h ilrg allowed tn nureo a Wttcn. w tn few ^ y . ago heVeelf became mother of three. Now. with her ftr Icr la n g h u /e & * * G r a n d m .^ n y ^ n ^ r a ie g two .1 the Utter a t ha Widowed when h er American h u band waa killed la it Auguat whil i •erring aa a volunteer In the RAF, Mra. William Flake III, the former CounttM of Warwick, la en route to Cngland to dri»o an army canteen •ruck. She haa been living with kin la Saa Mateo, Cal. iferm aan ioaaaaoa Permiaeion StaUe ----. .fer . L’nited . - . ■npation of Ireland waa granted to President Rooaevelt by llcrm an Jonataon, prime minister of the island republic. Rooaevelt pledged that tho independence of Iceland will bo reapected and th a t th* U. S. forte* will be withdrawn Immrdlataly upon contlution o f tho war. Robert U. McKoa.-t Fnalgn Robert IT. McKnwn. Naval ReaerrUt from Atlanta, (in., wiu p lo t of the I'SY-J NnrUirnttrrn Atlantic COtet fAlrol plane reported m ining with two officcte end IWo enlisted tn*h aboard. An deteaalvo eearch wee (nddi by iurfaee vcattla and aircraft of the Atlantic licet. Rod infantrym en, camouflaged In thu bruah,1,, aw ait contact with Nuxi troupe, according lo the caption which accompanied thU m-lioplmto, the first ever to be tranam iited truai Moscow to Now York. It was «a-nt through RCA eeperirnental faculties. ^ \ i { ( -rw banter ££2 tis .. Following a |i Km I I . RUday RepreeCntative ra id J. Kllday, «f Teiha, (adorned 0«n. Boa Lear, Sad A fray commander, that ha propaaad �PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 13th Sunday, Monday— " I WANTED WINGS'* w ith B ay M0- land, WtUJam Holden, W i j n t M arta, B rian DonW*r. C onstanta Moors and Vtranks U h . Also—Cartoon and Macro N m . • Tnaaday, Bar*ain Day—"COUNTRY FAIR." with Eddla Fay. J r ., Jo n s Clyda ana -B % Boy" Williams. Alaa, old farorita returned— "H1B GIRL FRIDAY” w ith C ary G n a t . Roeallnd Russell, Ralph BoDaaiy, O ssa L aekhart and m any others. W sdatoday, T h an d ay — “O NE NIGHT IN LIBBON” with Fred MaeM urray, Madeleine Carroll, Patricia Morison, Blllit Borka, aad John Loder. Friday, Saturday— "PR A IR IE PIONEERS'* w ith T hs » H .squlteer*. Alas— "TIG H T SH O ES'' w ith John Howard, Blnnls Borneo, Brod Craw ford aad Lao Carrillo. Also, chapto r 1, oaw a tria l. "JU N IO R O MEN” w iti tb s Dead End Kids and L lttio Tough Gay*. , . Midnight Show: I t J ft - P ^ W / S a i^ M V 'w b / ftth — "THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY” aad-re>eeWd**ahofr subjects. THIS WEEK’S CASTS THRILLING saga of America's flying youth, "I Wan tad Wlnge' inring Ray MUknd, WilUam Uoldan, Way no Morris and Brlai PATRICIA MORISON, Prad MacMurray and Ms.leleln* Carroll a n misty with Constants Moors, Varonka Lata aad Harry Daran< »♦' la tha big capabla east, will ‘he at tbs Rita Tbsntsr, tomor ■bows shots In n actna from "On* Ni«ht In Lisbon.” popular Parn• rand Monday. ,...-..aao. mount Pktnra coming to tha Rita ihcator, neat Wrdnaaday and Tftfn Coplain H unter Thanday. A fina cart appaaro In support. Carolina...—-----< SHOES — John Howard ---- Blnnls Borneo Sybil— Bpaady. ...Brod Crawford — Anns Gwynn* -------- Loo Carrillo Grocer............ Samosl S. Hinds Okay.______ ....8homo Howard McGrath____ ........Richard Lane Mrs. R upert — Sarah • Paddon Btooch Ed Gergnn District A ttorney fiolmor Jimmy.. TIGHT Jackson PRAIRIE PIONEER Rtony Brooke Robert Lirittaton Tucson 8mHh.....—___ Bob 8taels Lullaby Joelbi______.Ruft Daria Dwlyht Haul ton------ Frad Mas* Dolorsa Ortaya. .Esther Estrella Roberto Oryeta.---- Robert Kallanl Murry JUonora Partycoete..... Msdelelne Don Mltual__ —..Guy D'Ennen Carroll Cerioa Mortanya—Davison Clark Gerry Houaton-Patrida Morison Wade__ Cetherina RnfUdan—BUtta Barks Ftelda................... Ren Nelson— .......—- I sm ,Commander Peter Welmeley— Msrtha NeLon ..Mart iio h n Lader Yakima Canute >Florence......Dams May Whitney Lord PIUlelgH. ..Edmund Owenn ------Jack Elrtt Walter Bum s..... —.Care Grant Hlldy Johnson .. Rosalind Russell Bruce Baldwin....—Ralph Bellamy Sheriff ItariwaH_Gene Lockhart Morn* Malloy____ ...Helen Mack Murphy— ..Ernest True* THE THREE POPULAR stars known nd "Tha I Mwquitoe Renalnror. Endleott.... Cliff Edwards billed as fThren streaks of fiery fury” will bold forth nazt 1 Clarence Kolb Ij * , u d Saturday In "Pralrla Pioneers” at tha Rita. A M s eer --F r a n k jM tw ^ ^ ,nlor 0 U tn” wlth Dead End Elds ahd LitUa Tough G JOHN HOWARD (!>> with Anne Gw7:un and Leo CarUls in Unltcraal'e screen version ai Demon Runyons "Tlybt fihoaa” will be part o( the greet program scheduled for the hits Then* ter next Friday and Saturday. Last chapter of present serial tAd Whltay. I| TfilS CURIOUS WORLD m m m What do you find in the newspaper you are hold­ ing in your hands? ' •g ) . J C 1w * ' t " ' # . On the front page, headlines; history bursting into shape before your eyes. . . . Then, on the inner pages, newB you might npt at first recognize as such . . . pages of advertising from your local store®, Pages of merchandise___an assort­ ment of wares so varied and so complete it would take you veeks to inspect it In person! “ News? Yea! Not to shake ithe world, perhaps, but matters you care about tor the Prom (here is on �. , C ■'tv - ✓ , 4 j ! r. "ra m * Hanford Is The Only Central Ffctida Rail, HlRhft«9 la City Cltp Affording A And Wat alar Transportation NEWBTAFKH AN INDEP1 l a IM S SANFORD, FLORIDA, JULY ; 14, MONDAY R.A.F. Starts Bombing With Fearful Might P r i c e Ada States • Used In r*taring To f Sing Churchill D e c l a r e s Warden Brifafn O n l y . A t Beginning (MLHer. Growing Air Power Inflation 1 fa CUM Grave Official W i l l C o n ,.tlnor Hfa F i g h t R e to rt John K irby succeed* the f i n o t i W arden Lewis tr. Lewes s s to e d of Blue Sing prison, Ossining, H. T . Libs his prede­ cessor, W arden Kirby does not believe 'f a capital punishment and to d never seen e man die In th e electric chair. Headquarters Of Hsllywood Shops Is Set J J p Here Merchandise Will Be Dfatriboted To 5 Storea_ I n Group . ■ ■ p ___________ who w ith hia partner. H arry Behr, Is the principal owner of the five Hol­ lywood Shops, said today th a t a central office and distributing point fo r the stores will bo opened th is week on F irst Street neat to th e Sanford Furniture Company. Merchandise will bo shipped from the fsctorfso to tho office t o n , and will ho distributed to the sto n o in Petersburg, Vs., C ohiaboa, Go., La Grange, Co.. and Orlando, a s w en ss to sot. oral Hollywood Shops sgenciee. Form erly t h e goods were shipped directly to th e shops t o t Mr. n a m e s sold tho new method would bo more efficient. T to Hollywood Stopo branch on F irst S treet win t o enlarged toward t t o roar, using*} spars LONDON, Ju ly 14 Britain has begun hitting back with fearfu l might, (till oaly a t the beginning of her growing air power. Prime Mlnleter Churchill declared today. "W e have Inten­ sified for the p a it month e eystematic, scientific and methodical bombing on e large scale of German cities and Industras and other m ilitary objectives. “ We (hell continue a remorsoleas discharge of high eiploilvre on Germany.” He added Italy too would get • share of the R. A. F .’a a t­ tention. The bltterlv fought campaign of Syria and Lebanon la ended In OB arm latlee which British ea eay will make those French-mandated Levant states a bulwark of defense against Ger­ many arid bolster the eplrlta of the non-belligerent Turks. Communiques from Vichy and Cairo today announced the sign­ ing o f th e eraietlee, ending five weeks of w arfare between form er allies- a t the Palestine p o rt of Acre. k It w as described by Gen. Blr Henry Maitland W ilton, com­ mander of the British, Indian, A ustralian and Free French forces which had th ru st h alf a deten columns deep Into Syria and Lebanon, as a "painful but necessary ceremony.” "The whole proceedings,” he said, "w ere carried out w ithout acrimony and with o will to pro­ duce satisfactory results.” Reports from the tones where the desert fighter* ware aligned while th e armistice was dis­ cussed Indicated, however, th a t hard feeing* persisted between the rival armies. Spasmodic shooting was record­ ed a t tom e potato Saturday morn­ ing ear era I b ears a f t e r a mid_t i t . a ----- - — too. nurnc "fR“• 'ItTIRw “ to effect. There Was lltUo rraterallln g among tt o beaten French and tto victorious Inva­ ders. . S yria's northern fro n tier lies aralnat Turkey and to n " 0" source* said It was hollared th at the end o f the s n a p n lf* would bring th a t w avering nation hack Into the B ritish sp to ra ea e strong non-be 11If Treat ally. Fields Visit Sanford Veterans At Hospital Joel 8 . Field, so in m aM fr «* rampbelULoealng P r a t o ft the American Legion, and Mrs. Wield p,M a vtoll yesterday fa Wm Ford rets rone who MO a t Bay Pines H ospital. T toae whom thoy saw w ere George R. Wardwoll, Loo KchoU. end H. 8 . On*©*****. ' • . ®*. Bsddoor w as o u t of the b o e p '^ 1 a t tho tim e, Mr. FU ld sold, end another S a n f o r tT m a n , T ra d Rsrso, to d reaenUy b r a n , dtocharged ood M i t t o m e . AU tt o men w rra "doing niooiy, mr> Field re p o rte d .__________ British Fliers Wffl Parade In acarw ater CLKARWATKR, July IV — « » t a k%4s ls nual midsummer raeUral span- 1941 Member Associated Prow \SfStriking T o ward Mos Main Power Of R ub*S f alan Army Broken,* Says Report From Hitler’s C o m m a n d New Mine Layer For lincle Sam United Slaves. Hopes Portugal Retains Azores London Refutes 1 Nazis* Cl a i m America Harbors No Aggressive I d e a s . Welles Points Out British* Position In Middle East Aided By New Armistice WASHINGTON, July II. — <AP)— lloa>e Naval Af. fair* Committee appro, rd • measure authorising the ex­ penditure of 43K.VOOO.mio lo expand shipbuilding, repaid facilities and ordnance plant*. . WA81HNOTON, July | | — (AT— Sum ner Wellea, acting secretary of SU te. said today the United S tates Is anxious for Portugal to retain sovereignty over tha Aiorea and Ca|«! Verde Islands. He called attention at a press conference however, to ■ statem ent In President Roose­ v elt's recent message to Congress on t t s occupation of Iceland that It la vital to American security th a t strategic A tlantic outposts "rem ain In friendly hands. Wellea e*,v> referred to the re­ cent diplomatic exchange In whleh the United States told Portugal It "harbors no sggresalva Intentions against sovereign­ ty o r territo rial Integrity" of Portugese possessions. Scattered congressional reac­ tion la st night Indicated general approval of tha Russo-Ilritiah m utual assistance pact and scree*! m eat among Administration lead•re th a t It does not "involve” tha United States. Th* official Soviet spokesman, 8. A. Losovaky, said In announclag the pledge th at It, In effect, m aksa the United Stales a part­ ner of Russia In her fight with ta ts D epsrinent epsrm ent refused lo commentt on 01 s itte r tho pact o.Losovsky's statem ent pending rr7 ’s sti c slp t of full details. Chairm an W alter F. G e o r g e of the Senate Foreign Relation* Committee said the agreem ent 1* the logical outcom e" of the furl th a t G reat B ritain and Rossi* are fighting " a common enemy. Plaza Is Closed To Protect Lease NEW YORK, July 14.—W V F our uniformed a tttn d en ls shoo ed aw ay hundreda o fe u rlo u s pe­ destrians Sunday when a threeblock plain running north ami south In Rockefeller Center wav closed to traffic to perm it pri­ vate retention o f the Is ml. Under common law a roadway which tha public la perm itted t»* uae continuously fo r a y ear becomes public property. To satisfy tha city fa tte r* and Columbia University, tha landlord of the plasa. Rockefeller Center roped off Um territory a t 4 A. M. and barred Use public. At I P. M. t t o attendants call,•* * * * “ fa«Jfh day and went home. The plasa Is stU la private m atter, « Goode To Instruct At Fire Arm School Qorarnor HoOaad jgffl speak ■ seaooi sons acted by the iMn Wont C oest Pistol League which ha la o director. t o g a s w in bold t t o Reml Ctom pfanshlp Ptot-.l Ktoe on Ju ly IS , IS and 17 M r. Gouda wfil official* a* n ag u officer. A loom from fund Is ra p e s tod to attend Odd FeBowaT Band Leaves Sanford After Concert_And Pienle Supper ,J.TI.Er3TrJS ,£ SS; " r-* ? $.100,000 cruft i* on© of 12 being constructed for th© gM\eminent. The YF 28(1, a combination mine layer • and freight lighter, Is launched sideways at ‘ the Sullivan Drydock, Brooklyn, N. Y. 'lh e Delegates Tell ] Of Rotary Club Convention Wednesday Boat Trip Of Group To Start At Osteen Bridge It. pert* on th* Denver conrautk»i »f Rotary International ware made In the Rotary Club today h? post presidents J. L. Ingiey and George Rollins who attend* M (hr convention at delegates speakers Shin Sanford. Both Introduced !>y Oso. A. , program chairman. BfS^r. President R. W. Ruprecht annognrrd that the boat ride ichedoled for Wednesday afternoon «ofcld login nt 2:00 o'clock from Ihe O .trrn bridge dock*. Mr. Ingiey stated there wore more than 11,000 registrant* at ilia convrntion and '.hat he found meng the business men present i.om nil parts of tto country l out the same s ta tu do toward present conditions n* la found I.m-ally. He declared th at most <>f thrm appeared to be under strain but were ready lo go. Outstanding «p«*«h»s were id s at the convention, he said, nn surh sjibjerts as "The Fol­ ly of W sr" and "R otary’s Place World Peace." Classic sentrncos, he recalled, were ''Demo­ cracy ia the moat perfect form of government yet devised by Im­ perfect m an," “The place to save li.-mncracy is In your own town,” “Rotary cannot stand still| It must move forw ard,” and "An ,'ptlmiat iaw the Ugh' whan there was none; a naaaimtst earns along and blew It o u t" • Mr. Rollins added to Mr. laglrv*s remarks by de*cribing th* Uttar** experience In piloting th* A. C. I . ’a crack streamliner for, 25 mile* outside Palatka on the way up. Mr. Rolllna also 1.scribed the gigantic Red Reck I’trk which he said errors mo­ i l tad soma 9,000 person* and • hare the principal addresses of the convention were delivered. One of the most Interesting taito of t t s occasion, he Mid, o a f made by Tom W arren, as. vies president of Rotary lationsl, who spoke over adto from England depcrlbofditlona In th a t w ar torn ry. One delegate to tho ntlon, Mr. Rollins sold, from Ceylon, traveling over } mile* In sigh*, weeks to Byrd Is Elected Member Of Group To Plan Carnival T. Bradford Ryrd, heed of the Seminole Ceunty Infantile I'araly-' tI* Campaign Committee, ha* been named a member of a «t*t«*wide group that will n*rtlnp*ta In a gala night carnival at Jack, sonvllle, July 18, which will cli­ max Florida's I'Jlt anti-polio drive. Mr. Byrd said today that th# Jacksonville ahow will feature at four a I l-*tar b o x i n g to s t matrhea, with s o m e of the World's g ra a tn t fighter* par. tlclpsting. Among tteae will he Sieve lleloiae and Tommy Turk•«— wese . LStvlng Id the United Stele* Navy and champion. In •ew ral dlvlaiona from Uolia, 8outh America, and the I'hllippinrs, lending nn international flavor to the affair. Th* ,."h.ow '• **••"* designated as United A m erica. Night Car­ nival, and other entertainm ent Include, first - claw vaudeville acts and nn address on sumo nsP*ct of national defense by „ !s *ssa* “L'.h" '.irr a W a S 'JS rfijlS : m iy l , fnr P* f^ntnil F lorida ^ "f NDOM. July 14 - ( J V - I f a * pesos In prisoners and othsuattles In land operations •rad Shout l i t , 000 by tto s f Juno, t t o Ministry o f nation reported Sunday. Se.brook cotton wss chosen a* the type to be groqn by the Seminole t'ounty Sea Island Cot. ton Association members s i • meeting held ut th,- Court llou*# Saturday to adopt the bylaws of the association, C. R. Dawion, county agent. »ald morning. ik.- N. Gist, government expert from McIntosh and F. C. Almony, of the State Department of Agriculture, from 1‘alatka att«*n,l.-«I the meeting in an advisory capacity, Mr. Dawion said. At present the total acreage of ■en Island cotton In the county amount* to about 400 acre* and it i* nil of good grade and In very good shape, Mr. Dawson de­ clared. The purpose of tho as"orialion Is to standardise the cotton and maintain a particular •train of plant. The senbronk cotton, adopted l*V the association. Is noted for !»ng staple and silky quality, Mr. Dawson said. It cl,;iiiis well and has a high staple rating demanding a better price than the average cotton of aver­ age staple length., I Tn* "''"P led by the group 'e m Min \ ‘ Ithe k bcotton U ,ln ,{ " with f " r « la* Miming ,,f se'• I T ' «in, produce certified "he '.tra!!.r " t .lh* c"n l|f"'ntlun of he strain aiul thoJhigh quality l“ ng Slap . cotton. The two ,ugy: in*. I’illans and Smith, ----- Roberta, both of government through the official i i f 0 frktho V asaoclatiun of ,he eoun«7 agent. Ileforo was rnrmed the m arket quotations on cotton were furnished on prices GeorgW cotton, which was not always as high 0 quality a* the Florida aea Island cotton, Mr. Daw*on captained. Th* asso­ ciation will furnish o basis upon which to gather Information for quotations on Florida cotton. Similar associations have bten formed In other countle* of tha state. A group Was formed a t a meeting held a t DeLand on Sat­ urday morning and o tte r group* hail been formed Before tto ono hen! wa* started. * . C/*F Ian Lossea Are Placed At 582,000 Group Picks Special Silky, I*ontf Staple Type Of Product rrroii mro|i 0Will n he [ 'hT^uuTvsUon of Uto given by the federal Denver. Included: G. F . I ts », and Ceorgo f Seabrook Strain Chosen By County Cotton Growers S'vr™;.'"'"11' “•'•-to Commission T\JPKJt cur will Bram la Director Of Episcopal Camp T to J m lo r Chamber o f ComM artin J . B ram . rector of t t s * ln, «•*» .Tuesday nlSkt y . , 7 !3° •**•** fa hear K. *C. Holy Crosa Fplscopnl Church, L. 7 * T» , P**k on tho Florida left this afternoon fo r Camp S tate Defense Force. S t Mark, near Avon Park, where he will b* director for tho two„ Sm ith's B arber 8hop on Park week setilon. Mias Kathryn Morrison will A rea so and tho tn lran ca to the ha tto *ram s nurse, sod • MUs Phyllis Smith w d Mias C»tt«rlns Whit* will bo coonasDors. Rot. Brass toa born on tto staff of tto soap for shout sight year*, tot ttia U tto first Urns ho kaa keen director. Ho will to Sanford sack la tm i. . during tto saaoion fa onkr to to a t tt o cknnli sor vlooo Snndap ■w * firfa frara 14 to s i clrtling L Mr. zd'VX ** •* - ■ ■-<». . ■ ‘ • K v - ' * s r.m ^ ow, attle Is Heading For r ha fin. saoeutlTu s o m tn ry , sold Sunday. • NUMBER 26^ . y.- ■ .; '-AA If l t v .! ' 'Jj ZfAX /if U r _ Hr A—oofolH F u gj Adolf Hitler’s Hl«h Com­ mand asserted today th at "bppalj-throutch ' operation* on the eastern front continue on schedule,” white Berlin military commentators dadared the 2-T-day-old cam­ paign is racing to a climax with the Kcd Armies fallln* apart. N ati I’anxvr columns wsrw pictured aa atriklng deep Into tt o U. S. S. R. toward Moscow, Len­ ingrad and Kiev. The main strength o f t t a power of tho Soviet Army la broken,” asserted DNB, official German news agency, reportlnil th at N ail blltikrieg legions had slashed through the main Stalin line defense a t "all decisive point*.” Ky rontrsat, Moscow tald t t o 2,000-mile front was aflam e w ith a aerie* of gigantic new battle# and that no significant change* had occurred In the line In t t a past several hour*. London »»M tho N ail drive to­ ward Leningrad wss "th* dangerous'' but that claims of huge gains erevagant." Britain regarded her e n tire position In the Middle C ast •trengthened by t t s arm Utica signed Saturday with G sn sm l Henri Dents, French high eomm iaiionsr and commander of tta French armies In Syria and La­ banon. Tho term s of the sn n U tlea were not disclosed immadUtoly. (Vichy Intimated the F rench government still might no* recognise the provisions o f a r­ mistice.) Soviet Ruaala, now tied fa Britain by s pledge of jo in t action against Germany, an nouned today th e N ails w ere checked or repulsed s i soma points In • series of mataivo Bundsy bn! tics opening the fo u rth week of the eastern war. Moscow claimed t t s fighting thus fa r has cost Hitler m ore than a million men against ac­ knowledged Red Army loss o f 250,000 troops, From both Moscow and Ixm doa came announcem ent of the B rltlsh-Rus*lsn pledge, signed In t t a Kremlin R stunlsy, "to re n d e r each other assistance and sup­ port of all hinds'* and to "n e i­ ther negotiate nor conclude SB armistice or • tre a ty of peaca except by m utual agreem ent." Berlin polities! quarters de­ clared It was completely unim­ portant. With y sa ttn lsy 's day-long b at­ tles still raging Into tha night, tto Russians laid t t a Rad a r ­ my w as heavily ongagod In seefare o f P ik o r, Vitebsk Novogred Volynakt—distant a p ­ proaching to Leningrad, Moscow snd Kiev w hsre t t o G srm ana as­ serted their P sn ssre to d b n ‘ through tha Stalin Has snd virtually Mated tt o doom •t thro# BovUt cities. Vitebsk U s t o u t 800 halisa west of Moocowt Pskov to a t Uw southern tip of Loko Pslpua, 1IO mllea southeast o f Leningrad, Russia’s second city : sa d Novagrad Volynakl la 120 mlloa w est of KWv, capital of t t a grate-riall Ukraine. Countering German re p o rts that th s ir troops w are at tha g itsa o f Kiev, th a t L eningrad was Imperiled snd th a t U u ry n o d smashed open a from t t o Vitebsk Moscow, tt o R u o io n a assorted! T h at la tto Leningrad are* o f tto morttwook’______ under Marshal Voroshilov aaS onlv chocked t t a G cnaaaa fa rt . . . Inflicted heavy ioaaaa upon tto an with counttr-altacka a l BOOre points. That In tto wart Kad i s a w � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 12, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 12, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 12, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bab1a31a4518cfaa3922106cf15df4f6.pdf d40b341a36a368da1299d921ea419803 PDF Text Text ' i r .^F ‘ *3■ (<* F H T fiZ ’ U *W ??5'rv i * ' v•v->^s ii* V* lty Defense Councils Asked To M a n 800 Raid Observation Posts a . *25 i i • July t a g l In _Pbpi&lation T A LLA H A S S E E Juyl 10 , fBdaaiaD— Flaridtra uraan popu­ lation for 1940 had an Inerraaa pert eat /*»er Urn 1330, a run I,- population in tnceeded a # 1330 rural by Rent, according to Georg* exaettthro secretary of l BUta’ Planning Board. In actual flgwaa, thera la an isC d»aaa of 2Mfil3 In urtaa and U K 190 In tha .rural elaaaUlea- toother with aeta of Instructions, N ew M e ilco . Slmilnr operations will be or­ Indlrldnally prepared, for eeeh observation p«*t. The Initnrtlcn ganised in all tha slate* of the pet* were mada ap a t Draw Field, netl n. thousand* of t reined J'S ? < Tempi, under tha supervision o f The tl /. Brig, Can. Waltar H. Frank, wm- wat«h»re .who would lv ceiled ftp ' mtndlng o ff tear. Third Intareep- up-n upn In an ar emergency will not go ..tor Command. Third Ala Fcree, rn dutyg Immediately. They will who flew to Tallahaaaaw In an be pnt fvmrgh an Intrnsir.- trshw Army plana, bringing • tha earn* inc for e few day* out of each rai g . l i nyat a n t t t r t o So~ lan S d "o o T T * wfn n i;TTmc»BrmetFrd action, if and when needed. ^ v * tha BDC here. • I> r»-ns whs registers! r-cent. remplatlcn of tha elr raM arplng service In Florida will ly for volunteer civilian drfrnsa ,, ptare thla elate eeennd In tho na. Work in this field nf volunU-er "• tion and fln t In the eoothraet In activity druid call at lh« headquarters <t their cocnty defeneo , - • anrb defence organliatlon. I.leuL Oen. Albert II. Blending council f r further advice' or de­ fl nf 8t. Augustine. BDC chairman tailed instruction*. lalrst scientific ditvlcr* in elr M f»r civil protection and former commander of tha National attrek end defense, perfected af­ ‘ Guard, la spending tevtral daye ter independent Studies by uir eiIn I he Btata Dtfrnee Coun-ll of parts nf the Unlte<l Blair* ami V ’ ’ firea directing distribution of the Great llritnln, will be used In tha Inalractlcna ami organiaetlon da- air defense o f tha sunshine <uta. Mla. General Rbpdlng pointed out Florida Publicity . * that observation post# will la d»Men T o Hold Meet KTsV elfnatad apota from which vnlun•- \ teer obaerven will watch and BT. AUGUSTINE^ July 10, ' listen for approaching plane*. Errh will bp located within a few f F I T l — Member* o f Ihe Flor­ ereondi ran from a telephone. No ida 1‘ublieily ami Public lids, tower* or other structures *r tiona Association will gather for. equipment will be provided but a quarterly meeting at the lldlyvolunteer* may use their own wnod Beaeli Hotel. Hollywood on field gfa**ra If they wish. Obscc- July 10 and JO, Milton E. Ilsean 1 «vers e » l Will aaallf fce * ' trained * * ‘ *by. and* w*** lll( Jr. nf Mnrinclaml announce.l this 1 warh under tho direction of tha **•*• Army air command. H. I. Mnssbarjcr, _ ■ presblent tha t Ijatella c f recruiting ami * »-' and general manager nf lecllnj penons fyom lho roll* of, Florida lUscarch__Founditlon, those who terl lerrd recently for which was established by tha Volunteer defense, and all other' alata legblnturu, will he one nf details of Instruction will bo tho principle speakers. The or- s Bryaklng thla down Into .white mad non-white, tho study midi tha Btaki (basting Board die population and a 3d.I per gain In *non-v»hlto *jrban l>% w/ p 4 6 ,3 0 0 A c V ftft- - m i L A R < «s rr c h V - o w m e p IM - ^ E W O R L D \< PRODUCES EtfOUdit W'lMBER. < 0 PA Y K ft . . OPERAcflM^ EXPENSES -dtltikE A .R E HO I L U f C R A f E * XJ£Z ' T r5"5CRAP BOOK hrndled by the civil protection ___ I>—Ceumy defense wou­ ami labor and personnel divisions ld Florida wer# ' ratted upon of the county cocncils. Flrrida’s air defen-e I* the re­ ___ i t to recruit olid er*onl»* 17340 obaefvers to man 8*0 i Ir sponsibility o f tha Third Inter­ raid ‘ observation po*te In Ih* ceptor Command, charged with the protection of the stuthraslert •tola within two waaka time. TW» request want not from tha portion of the United Stitce, Dtata Defense Connell wffLew hew south of Virginia and east of ISSEE, I THE *«7 _ percent Hi the whrte rara1 cad but a 1J -Percent gala Is tha rural oon-wbiU population. Indicative of tha trend awa< from * tha farm,-Grom p ih ta f ouL la tha fact' that the rata, non.farm white population In■ .................. ■ creased 40J percent whlb the White rural farm gained, hat 1IJ percent. For the nan-wUtac the. trend waa r*-fcreed, aa thma was a baa of .T percent in tha non-whlU rural non-farm and a gain of 19 percent la tha Bonwhite ra n i farm. It will be recalled that FleeIda's total popubUoa. according m tho 1M0 Census, b 1397,414. This shows a gabs of 233 por* cent, over This study of the census shows that of the State’ s total popubUoa- IJM ,3U a n white* and I1S349 ara non-white*. Thera was a gain of 33.7 poveanl la tha total white £ « £ J l'r 'L -r U K Air W*mln» ScTtice Is TALLA11A88EB, July 10, (P n I| George U Burr. Jr. vixneutiv. Dimeter af tha Pbrida Defense! Council announced this week that' county dofauaa, couacO officer* have taken hold af tha task of organising tha Aircraft W in l4 Service for tho Woe Department* with vfm aad vigor aad balfave*' that Florida wUl ho tho flm stete fa tho aaotheaatoen ana. to complete ouch organUation. ' • Tho plan cafla for tho okJft lbhmont jf^880^ ohoervation ^ »t* boon sibeted an^ The 1940 Census further ihawa •broody that tha total white population enronritt* 71 m c a ii o f . tho orgtet ID compiftvR mmu orj>«U| wkll# th. noru w ilta fa mr avmt 37 porvoat, ** sgaheat. H i percent for tho tral Waiter<V « a k ,^Sf*tW third roes la 1930. Figures listed ___ ssnida tbr ___ ___ ___, "T h e "dieoner- ', • u c n moDUMo DAiav and EVERY CHILD PROM r fs S E V E M -ffi < 0 i f i era* a -(V e h d Bologna lb. 12%c^ ogiaM teo ... Weiners... lb. 1i t ■:• .. I'bUR'fElM'fH YEAvRl* . ' H A S 'f O . with tha hotel urtaa and tha t o Boro b « « , ■ » “ • total rural. ■ T oot Ta» SEMINOLE: Total, 21304; JJrbaa 103171 P. C. 483; P. 0. yea “ ride” I yea want yaor CIIG. - E li Rural 13397; P* C. 843; P. d E l. '/ . • . y y , I % f D U C A rfloH l< m p u l s o r y C o m p le te BRAHDED |M f 4 R . E f t H i . A H D ** Co A l m o flt A REC O RD " X . S V fO R D F lS d s c iIo o l ip tfc Co* I**! ganlaatlon Is charged with the! dormant. ... - -'y*.1. A responsibility of finding and «fW. Therklkbon, agricultural ferirtj ts tho public all natural re- ' of tho Miami Herald. I* sources of the state now laying I ,hnl,mJln of tho program gom. mittm. SA' riAvopn'!/ r. Bolivia COOMNCRMSMiy. fORAHCfif I BEEF G a. P ic n ic P O tJ W A S T H a m a .......l b . 21c Pig Liver.:............ lb. 17c I M 1 W B 14. O leo C O LD .Nk. | M R O SUtlHKO * 10. 12!/2c I S a u s a g e M E A 1T C l s m 10c lb. 161c m RCOIIOHY Steaks or Roast....... lb. I 6V2C 17c CntHU.-----Shoulder Roast.---- -:1b. Ifif Lola Choga.— ^ . . . ^ l E Mt m b Cho*n-..n .;..,----- -'4b, ^ V V * i’ i ' Naval Ail Bom i i f i g g r n I I'l r * M ' • / Sunshine Coffee...,...^ ibt. 29c Royal Gem Cal Pard Dog Food. JT i caat 15c 1 lb . 1 4 c 2 :| b > . 2 8 c R i c e . — .. - . 4 H m . 22c •oa|a«4es FINK GRANULATED . . 11» 1 — .............................. PACK ...3 B e ipple 1% esn 1( .A*7 «vy o*smw ioj|| whlla none remain In Uragtmy ' and tha Argm U ae..,, --------------- — ■— *------- . �W K ^ y f ffT r-!? * * r ' g iJW 1VJW s’ jtw - <tJc*T.. * ' o**'\, * '■ * ' • —t v '•' . •v■ an • ■■■•:' 7 r '3 * 5 # v x-< i ' .» '• ' F M tA a i •#• • * •* ' '••WMiA'C- A N IN D EPEN D EN T N E W S l’ A l 'E K - VOLUME E W ip Eatabliahed l a 1908 SANFORD, Asks 3 1-3 For N a v y , v-Vra* Y A y ll J : J / > /'New Request Coupled With Army Needs Sets Two-Day Sum At Over 8 Billions Defense, Aid Bill Is $5^000,000,000 •Army Service Until End Of Unlimited Emergency* Asked * WASHINGTON, July 11 — OP)— Preaidant Roosevelt asked Cofljnreaa today (or * S8.823.000.000 in cash and contract authorisation for ^ the Navy and Maritime Com^mission. With the request yester­ day for 84.770,000,000 . (o f the Army) today's figures •track a two-day trial of fl>* * o93,000,000 for ttfntM. Included la ths f 1,828.000,000 which the President sought for tho Nary In cash was |1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,* 000 for malnUosnoe snd repair of dofonao imtaltsUoM In gevm eminent or prtrataty ownod norla ■nones to a tho urn In i l |M AaJ re- T ■ ^ r v s ^ : : w i i / W ? « w m W r . . . '. l FLORIDA, FRIDAY, Foreign O ffice Says American T e c hni cians Employed -By British Government IS jre* yea n old or alder an July 1* The Uoeoo vote •% tthe defermt at measure we wee 141 to IT. Simuitaneooaly, rlthent a diaaaatiay .wand aent the Houaa a hut atothorlxlng the o w etl i y o f navy te remain In the beroad the exptaattaa orpieatioa of their enlistment tamo, provided a na­ tional omorrescy has been do­ d d ered . • Uader Reynaldo UfidaUon the President oeuld been any member o f the araty enllet ed maa. draftee, aattoaat er • after tem te eUen e f itod emergeeay ; him on May i t . Bcyaalda arid he the bills after hia i , fan ed with Oenm t Marshall. — Marshall 1941 Member A ssociated Preaa N l ’ M H KK Observers N a zi Fliers Captured By Russians -.cess..,Of •If Awo*lulf4 Prvoo The assertion by Senator Taft (R-Ohio) that the Unit..I Statss was constructing mllltaty hssea in Northern Ireland and Scot­ land, prompted till, comment by the liritish foreign office: “ Some technician, sn.i Inhnrrni from the United State- are en­ gaged in connection with certain works that are pn>cr,.|ing in Northern Ireland," and added all wera “ direct employe, of the Hrltiah government.’’ An angrv c h u ff hr Senator Taft of Ohio that the United States was building a nnvsl air base for Great Britain in North­ ern Ireland led Senator Harkle of Kentucky, the Democrat leader, to say that ho had no knowledge of such a develop­ ment. The discussion was prompted by the recent occupation of tealand, which Taft den mneed aa "exactly equivalent to aggressive war." After he had said that he had reliable infnnration that a base was being built in North­ ern Ireland, Senator Ptinahcr o f Connecticut, entered the debate to complain that the administra­ tion was loo secretive "W e are not being told what A soldier of the Red Army herds a group censor, which came with this picture. It was , Bonoon Ford, son o f Mr. asd Mr*. Ed,cl Ford and grandson tha facta are." he said, “ and of raptured aviators of nermann Goerlng’a transmitted by radio from Moscow to New o f auto magnate Henry Ford, la shown with hia brida, the former yet everyone nf us who chooses to ran know that Amerirnn work­ York. I uftwaffc, covered them with hia rifle, uc- ' Zdlth McNanghton, aa they appeared at their wedding rehearsal, man by the hundreds have been cording to the rUTffott. passed By the Soviet preceding tho ceremony in Detrx^t, Mich. constructing a naval base In mr — .^ s . " 1 y . ------------------------------------------ Northern Ireland for weeks Juat aa they were preliminary to tha tcriand situation." The discussion recalled an an­ nouncement recently that Mer­ ritt, Chapman A Scott, New York contracting firm, had been engaged bv th* British to do Warren Thomas, father nf the Tillio and Mae ere bock In soma construction work in the negro triplets burn in Sanford their cages at the Municipal Zoo British talas. Itrltlah officials at last week, has a Job ami the new after a brief but braeiy spall of the time described it aa purely an arrangement between the babies are fairly well supplied freedom on Monkey Island. G iv e n British government and n private I n c l i n a t i o n s with the necessities of life, The troublesome aoo residents American firm. Whether this . F i g h t thanks In the generosity of bus­ W it h Eng­ era .the bonnet awakbyrn. who contract wwa what Taft ’ and iness firms and individuals. Dr. were once before put on the is­ Dan aher had In mind was not G If Starke, attendant physi­ lis h W ill G o O n land to mingle with the other disclosed. cian nf the family, »aiil today. R. F. Cooper, principal of JACKSONVILLE, July 11 — residents but had to bo removed Thursday’s debate also InrlurtVICHY. U N O C C U P I E D Oviedo High School, ws< elected , " I f the father ran hold hia (Special)— The annual meet­ because their Idea of mingling ing o f market managers and ed a fiery speech in which Sen FRANCE, July It _ op)— The president of the State Vocational jut, he should he able to keep devtloped Into violent tangling. •tor Conntlly of Texas took advisory committeemen o f FlorAssocia­ V ic h y governm ent a fte r s tu d y ­ Agricultural Teachers Dr. Tillio has nlways bean the (T a ft to taak for hia oppotition ing llriti* h term s fo r an s rm is - tion yesterday, according to a re­ «n his f,-et financially,” Ida’s SI State Farmers’ Markets Starke explained, "as he is now opened at tho George Washing­ r m r ^ c e d hMalUU * t i i ? V ,lSl,»t! *? tha .pu pation of Iceland and ,£). Syria. „ >l1ay announced port received today from Day­ working at the Ox Fibre Brush ton Hotel Thursday afternoon ?h. family •»"»“ «<«< . it found them unacceptable and tona Beach, where the group has Company.” « j hopa w# don’ t have .ndicalions were that the fight been having a three-week con­ at 2:00 o’clock with each man­ tho family honor but put In• Un behalf of the family, Dr. cart by thcmaahrcoi for otvtral ager reporting on. tho operation to fight, but we must let the with the liritish and Dv Gaul- fer, nc. •h.irke thanki^L everyone who o r hia markaf for tho last seat months Maa took aomo of tho gangsters and assassins know i^t, would continue. Alex Johnson, Seminole High •on. Moro than fl.000,000 worth fight out o f hia .partner by cuff­ root nhuted to the triplets. e 'lM ? h* ” *° fl,h l Wr I Tit” added that the term. School agricultural teacher, haa o f farm products ware sold ing her when aha got rough. P® ¥*. . . . . - .. "aaenird to hav»» been e d itrd hern attending the conference Though the family has enough Jamas Houghton, park super­ these markets during Taft linked hU M ui^ I m «n prttfacly to prevent .11 poaslbll- ami both are rspecled to return to lake cars of its immediate rWBlM; i agreement on the whn th* meeting ends Saturday. need-, such things as soap, tuwthe fiscal year of 1940 and a intendent, witched the two ba- Northern Ireland with Wends considerable Increase la expect­ com* more gentle and friendly Wlllkle’a appeal of Teatwr^.y f-r , 7 A total of ini agriculture is nn,| napkins run always be the eatabllahment of American , , . . , ed to he shown by this year’s towards each other and decided baaea not only theta but ir» • The British demands tesrhera from all parts nf the Used, he added. Included last week that they might bo pat line local store gave a quan­ Scotland aa well. ' •‘" " P 1*** surrender of arms. state ar* attending the meeting Many outstanding agricultural, back on tho Island as a reward President RooMv.lt today a- .nd warship. occupation nf 8yand studying defrns* problems tity of material to ma'^; dressfor the babies and ItTTl C r o s s buslacaa, transportation and da-i for their good behavior. The Mrted he’d not ba surprised if ri* by British tr-vopa and in special clas.rs, the report day for the moving was act and American ateel had gone Into N " » Mchy recogn.t.on or ho Do statril. workers are busy making the fans# lasd en In Florida and from It waa planned'to make the ex­ garments, Mrs, Jack Hall, Bed •thor atataa have accepted Invi- change whan tho helpers* at the British base, and American work. « « M» * Mr. Cooper, who will serve for Cross chairman, said this morn­ world wefr|'k* Vkhy " u,l‘n‘’Latkrna to attend tha sessions, aoo would not hive too much men all over the the 1941*4J term, has pledged ing. William L. Wilton, director of to do and could watch for any being h U by the British g»v i The French illgh Command In I'M percent co-operation of the A mistake was made In raammiat dyrto declared last night that ^nlirr group. Btate Farmars’ Markets, stated Mr. Houghton porting the date of the birth of Thla he Sduea, added is la perfectly Hrllnin thus far has Ignorud , its yeitorday. Numaroua problems disturbances, TRIS. ns perncu) r^ lli-iU fl|f n,| •aid. ,t v a «B lhe three babies us Dr. Starke, affactiag tha marksting o f farm legal. lieconiing confused with the hoi'eonihata are therefore continu­ The two tana totted monkey* pledgee arising from tho dofonsa Ha nude tha atotement at program will bo discussed and were put In u turlap bag and press conference where the que > ing with their accompaniment uf Dies Charges C. I. O. idars of the Fourth of July and Sunday so close togrthcr, gave • tu a will bo made for tha pro- carried to tha Island and froad tton of eonatruetlon of American viol.•ncr ami ilevAatmtlon Cost. Him Election Thursday as the day nf birth, Uctioo o f fanaora sad eonsum- to make or bruak their future baaea 4n Ireland or Scotland T h e cnmmunl(|ue added that hut corrected it today to say It " • r responsibility for It does • n uadar any possible eondl- aa eltlaana of the monkey do­ Sroae. , "At rest with France.” ORANGE, Tea., July II, - ( d’» was last Saturday. main. tioos which may arise. Th# J'raaldent had no rommenl Amid the pulallng tangle o f — Iteprrsenative Marlin Dies uf Governor Bpeasard L. Holland Bat Ike new froctom lasted on Um * anggaatlon of Wrndrll I- emitrndietlon _and_ talk _ _ of _ ofwin attend tin conference this on!/ n couple o f hours for im­ Wlllkto that Amarican baaea be fijde.l honor which had anarad Texas charged Thursday In a statement that “ CIO and fifth other monkeys afternoon and poaaflply tha ban­ mediately Um liahed In the British Isles v rhy’a own prnpoael of an ar- column organisations poured hun­ tM u rd er-S u icid e In r: malice. General Maxlme • Wey- dreds of thousands of ilolUra" quet is tha evanlsg. Tho mom- recognised the trouble makers. V e r d ic t In I)eathH Utodd gt nd. supreme commander In out to defeat him in recent Tex­ lag was dovotad to consideration Every monkey on the seemed to remember a personal * * « nfrth Africa, arrived In Vichy uf tha BOW 8tats Agricultural gndgu agmltut tho sdtappy pair as senatorial alrctiun. niUANDO, July It, —UP)— h f plana last night. The chairman of tho House ,\n Orange county coroner's Jury Board law, tho new and started to chaaa them until ,Hu drove from tha airfield Investigating un- .Thursihsy turned a verdict of license act, they drove tho fogitlvc* Into tho lg the Pare Hotel— resldeaca o f committee market rules moat t^kli-f o f Stoto retain— preaum- Amarican activitiea urged an In- ninrdcr-suicld# In the fatal shoot­ AUGUSTA. Ga., 11 . , „hlvT ,„ , , „ taunting and forr Immediate conference vratigatlon of the Juno 2X elec- ing nf Sgt. Robet P. Jackson, fMhed nut o f tha water, the ,h# olJ mar>ha|. tun, won by Governor O'Daniel. '-’ll, nf lha Orlando Army Air laauruiicc, bonds, and drtoplng. bedraggled victims ef Thma Inrtroetora o f tha Geor- ^ „ b, th. t u u .h t Dies finished fourth. Represented Bair ami Mlaa Geraldina' Cook, and Um dhaomluatlon of their-own hat manners were re- «to A a«-Teeh flying aehool were ■terfcat Information. ,oul Vfeyrand’a advice on the SyrTan live Lyndon Johnson, who claimed 22, of Winter Park, whose bodies loroed to their oenfluhir cage. unhwt to the collision of t » ; ’ ,( „ tlnn. w.ygand commanded White House support, ran second were found aide by aid* on tho Thd htuchcou today was dlK-thwoo.f, FrtIlth AnnlM o f th. MUi- In a close race with O'Daniel. shore nf a nearby lake th# night vidad toto tturoo* aoctiona for 1 I .!'l% East before ha waa called latorostod In of July I, /s.NaVen, aIr eoip:• t( (U<caed Generalissimo GamaRoth Mias Cook anj Jackson were shut lit tha temple and chest. A .22 eallbra single shot Bush, and the student waa Vlnrifle was found across tha bodies. •t K. Retrae. WASHINGTON, July Testimony of Orlando Army Thu low-wing monoplanes col UPh— A 14 percent reduction in about tha nation's long-dlstenca tele­ Bare officers disclosed that Jack­ phone charges went Into affact son had been married to Vara Thursday. Rarnea In hia home town of Cam. kWHENCE, Kan., July 11 Tha rut* reduction, negotiated - T. T. Kellar a t Law- after tha Federal Communiea- den, 8. C„ May 10. Captaia to tha uUmt. an axpactaut father, had tlona Commission had ordered Owenby, heading aji army hoard (recording device Installed la •a fnvMtlgation of long-distance of inquiry, totd tha eoronar’a Jury hospital da livery room and tolls, estimated at f 14,000,000 the army had not concluded Its In­ vestigation. rded tha flrat wallings of •nauallF, Vichy Finds Father Of Triplets Gets Job; English Term s Needs Of Family Are Satisfied A re Unacceptable Cooper Named Pr e s i de n t Of . Teacher Group ra Killed Plane Collision Norrig Honored By Senate A# American 2 «7 Say Sue- Planned, , Drive T o Determine’-Outcome O f .War Benson Ford And His Bride Market Managers ual Meet gbnville ,?ffS2n-5 II. ld English Admit London Says Nazis Prepare U.S. Workers In Ire la n d Tremendous RussianiAttack jj£L ». |!li» Aqd Mac Are Back I d Cage " Alter Short Slay On Monkey lilaiW a sortos of three h!3s by Chair­ or the w e Sonata senate man Reynolds, of Military Affairs the House pass in agraai n a tine to U>* Sonata ae b bin • draft deferment to mea who e JULY Hanford I* Tfie Only Central ~S Florida City Affording Kail. HigltwaJ And Water Transportation STc ’*"•••• k*ui* *,,h o,™‘ Long Distance Call Rates Are Reduced iby Airs First Wail On Record Infaat daughter. ■ acted Tika aha wasn’t to yaU but when I told a waa on tha air aha cams tha attending doctor Reductions generally apply to diatonca calls between 144 and 1110 mBcs. Report charges on Ineomplotad calls are eliminated, and overtime rates for personto-person caQa ar* reduced to tha n v r ita s rates for station• Mob calls._________ NO. 100404 ARRIVES ZamZam Survivors Released By Nazis NEW TOBK, July 11 -m - Wiltiam V. C Buxton, praaldant of tha BriUak-Amcrkaa Ambu­ lance Corps, announces today 088DUNG, N. T - July I t — (A V - Bing Bing Thursday ra­ that II American maa who sur­ ceIvad Its 104,000th Prisoner vived tha sinking of Um Egyptian ainc* Ra establishment Mur 18. steamer ZaatZaxa wuru bring re­ «n pleat gaaa down for ra- 1818. tm R . was Earl L. KlrirpaKlrkpaH* - aad repairs. I t will ha aut trick, tnm Queens county, Nsw leased hy German authorttiaa to n tu n t to tha United States. xiateicty tjr t waata, w Yarit, . M ; ' for sheadoammt. —— Germans Admit < At t ack Stalled Soviet L o s s e s S e t At Million M e n By Berlin Agency, LONDON, July II. — (A P ) — A Mighly nrw Nail nffrn■ivv. aimed at overwhelm* t* f run Its i* andrrway in Ruaria. It waa rtpwlnl reNably tonlaht. An iffr n .it , drive pointed at Muaruar. I^ningrad and Kiri D to b* ba, knl with th, full might of Adolf Hltlrr', mrrhanlied dixl,iiHi> arcunling tu th**, report,. On the aurre,, or failure of thla drive. otiMrr.rr, -aid. may depend the uulrnme uf the Huaa».German » ir . Geraiany'a drive raatwartl from th* IliaD-tok-Minah area la atalievl at aevrral placea the nlfleial German nrwa agency l» N. It. runreited. hut an* authurired military rummrnlalur -aid Ih* Itrd Armx ha- l,nt |.. 000.000 mrn kiile.1 or rapturrd ami dealare.1 that Hu-. ■Ian military rullap-e i- in­ evitable. We A—a,late* PeerA d o lf M jtlpr'x iMtlit'V of “ m y s tify in g th e ptiomy w ith nilencr” was ron n trrrd I ih lay l>y tho Itusiians w ith :t Itrlt’ f, noncomntital ronintttniq u e whic(i implied that th e N a zi hlitzkrii-g invasittii hail r been atopppil cold, w ith (Ic r man lcgiuna no lottKcr a t­ tacking. “ Nothing particular occurred un tho fronta during lust night,” Soviet, war bulletin .-aid. Silent on pres.iil operations, Hiller's field headquarters went , buck to the bloody struggle in • the forests of llmlystok, report­ ing the conclusion of that con­ flict with the capture of 92:1,S'JH Red Army troops* :t,:i:U tanka, t,H0U guns and un enor­ mous quantity o f supplies. The Germans implied the mass of Nasi tank* and infantry engugrd In the lliuly-li>k nnqi-up now would be turned m|o u jugernaut -mash against the Stalin line. The great Russian - German battle line felt alaiost silent early today Moscow r^O'rted, with th« Red armies contending tlml tha first phase of the German in­ vasion had ended with the Nulls fought to a halt un every front. The lull was general along nearly 200U miles of fighting nounced with the phrase: "Noth* front, the Soviet command ail­ ing of consequence occurred." Moscow's announcement of tha situation iniofar as it reported inactivity on the front was in ef­ fect supported by tho rrticenca uf the German high command. The Soviet'* communique toda/ followed earlier claims that yes­ terday In th* sixth day of tha greatest single battle sinco tha World war, the red erntrr waa holding fast, and its implication that sven tRVrn the German o f­ fensive had passed the pesk ofi Its power, at least on the central front. In this earlier fighting, th a '" Russians reported the destruction of a full' Nail division of per­ haps 15,000 men near Lepel ak ' the red renter and n "serious defast" (or a second division ta the souM near Borisov. Tha .seiaur* of a vast amount of specialIsad German equipment nf tha highest value also waa etalmed. This morning’s Soviet bulletin, apparently referring to tho Lepel action, said tha German division bad bees smashed In an effort to break tha Rusaan right flank and had been routed, leaving 3800 dead and wounded on tha flrid. Thla assertion, which waa 10O percent st variance with repeated German claims to tubatontlal control of tha eastern air, waa baaed on Ruaeln contention that the Nails really were quit* short In planes and pertonnrl, the pkk o f their "basic squadrons” having been destroys,! la long combat with tha British la tha west. — - ■ LOCAL WEATHER I '■> .•> �1 — F R ID A Y , J U L Y 11, 1*11 <n» Sanford Herald Britain's Ace In rcUJTCh TROUBLE" The Hole - aur a »stsU|**»U la «•** rw l lf c * ■ I t w r r a r » e » « ~ « **••*< • w a te r a ( ) w l w s , t ’ U rlte The promise o f Rritain to bomb Berlin in the Dt$r future with n violence that will make the w ont N isi airluitla seem "like child's play.” if it can be carried out, will Ihj the most .flgnificant event that hpis happened aince the "dart o f the preoent war. • • JSucl. an attack, we believe w ill do more to pycrtjirpw llillt'.r'.sm than even a crushing defeat in the field where i lie- only damage done is to the m ilitary forces. Gerttiitay ■ xinsiiwcTins iiarw a has always been conspicuous in ita martial history for its ra r a a w la A 4 *«s -s la p o d ly for waging wars on the other fellow ’s home lot, anil it lias shown an ivpinl capacity fo r calling it "qtlUa" as slum as ils own territory seems to Ire in danger of wear and l<ar I'roin a purely military standpoint the British have probably been right In confining their bombing attacks for tiio mu i part to military objectives. Th eir forces were too hin and llx ir margin o f survlvancc too narrow to rink pilots and planes on any ulner mission. Tint with its own growing air |>owor and with the arrival of evir-incrcasing numbers of bombers and fJtHti ■ fiom tlie United States, Britain can now carry out hr experiment o f testing German civil, morale without impairing tlie effort ot the Uritlah armed fare.**.. —... " <X tftT0utism such as iivGar. ^ Xloa mt.rnli new* i« al to tlie iieople only so long as great victor{ea are in the 4 I* It # « M l i# fa U la pager air. but uln a the going gets tough any aystam.of goyern« • »«kftel<tr»ca m« lit that is Imscd on the violation of all human rights 'hem h e r t i m m i * a l e • ml ilri.’iuy cannot, in the language of the street, “ take iY, ’JULY, II. IM l d " iinly a people, whose system of rule is founded on the VBitsK ru n it jiM i m iin iplis oi liberty and freedom and respeet far the in* iii idiiai. principles that are worth fighting and.dying (or, CAN'T ItKAO OHS mild have stood up to the savage destruction such as the NOVELS AN I* HAVE A I HEART: Crt-nl. m m. Nazi hurled at the people of Britain. lie:.pile many uppcurances to the ‘ contrary, H itler l* I ' heart, O Gnd— iv.iin no fool. He understaiids his people, lie knows their dis' ate for being shoved around and their utter dislike for ‘f j T m m C From lh» Epicurean Military action that sees their own homes and public (From Thu Providence .(••urn*I» (Uil'hii|f:i ruined. He known that they have noOling to U t Us evacuate lull lulu lulu fight fur except for him. and Hitler sitting on top of a And IBM Into lull. uui’is of rubble in the center of Berlin won't appeal to And to on, back an.I luick, liany Germans. , • TUI wa lie in u gi.niloln Therefore, it can lie written Jn the recorii book, that And fondle “ Flusti' And Writ* Victorian lovr Borunt* "•fore Hiller will see Berlin destroyed, he will throw up ilx- sponge. Remember, the Germans were not defeated in Or back nml bark un.l at fit !'»|y. they merely gave up ns soon as they saw that from further back Hu n on out the war would be fought in their own parTill th« wurulrrmu momi end this they didn't like to contemplate. Take the w3r Illuminate* our ilHcas*ioiu, them again and they will do the same thing. In the white n»i*It9n lit tla* aalta * »• • • • Of th« thoroughly i*vi»rrful Allmii Rockefeller’s bu*ine*s the uriicinal knowledged before a notary pu­ blic. Two copie* of tbe article (hall be filed with the clerk <1 the circuit court In the county where the principal place of bu*itie,* I* to tie located The raid clerk (hall transmit ropy of the articles to the secretary of state in Tallahassee for filing. i The secretary of state and the clerk o f the court shall each receive $2.50 for their services. members SUMMER .SUITS. One Lot $16.50 Spun Rayons C.IIAT AM I Ttt< HIRERS $16.50 Sharkskins $ ! 350 (PcflnUcly lllshrr Neat Season) Oeed Reduced To Move! $3.95 Cocoanuts, Panam as New Law Will Allow Farm Co-ops To| Purchase Equipment A s Corporation! UrxjOsitl.nably In returning an.; • rest Thar* la prncr. Old »nm» IIrook* Wftfc righf, Was he not, in pint. . TALLAHASSEE. July 11 — (Special) — The 1941 Legislature enacted • law providing for the organisation of cgrlcultiiral a** »ocl»tlon» which may exerci'e all the posrer* granted by the laws) And our. aaWtnobifm nod <>ur of ih« State to corporations for bathrooms; profit, and not for profit, so far last u* sink them wall • tl tho have done in alleviating humun su fferin g in all parts o f as mag, be applicable Jo sgricul, he world and in financing research, establishing hoapl- sad showman, i s said. GisorgcJ, Tha only ' big chsnga an* turn. These association* «re nl*o I i hundreds of. Irrecoverable falh- UtU, and promoting education, can hoJtily - ii« •astimated flounced waa the division o f tha glvsn the same protection as to * oms. so vast is the mrompikihment.. „ , /. aorUtern and .Southern pacilona liability of the mtmbdr* as la ghten the atpekhohlers Id corporMr. Rockefeller's creed, which h i ealU “ funitatrantiu Bpt (and for ’Aty/ilf I my. Out •4W'». N oihuu May?. rommhJ and eternal principles,’’ by which ho ’ and hU wlfg tried V fovlun.tHy) > Ufs In not -won bV nillltury or to bring up liteir children on, is probably a far cry from North n*M k sad i llkellrker • hat the average man might think would come from tho mantal aracuiitirm*.. And IM t will turn Into 1912 and mind und hand of the ruler of an oil cmplqr, 'biit'ficrc it Jy 1*43. U, und tvu belictVo if such a creed wore followed by o» Thn try of thr clock I* simply, Ua-AFr o iN T M E irry la rll the different machines us, tlie world Indeed would be u better placo In wtiieh to r -rorward!’’ t ere needed. Scversl neighAnd EI1iah«th (onr friend “ lla'') I w : WABRINGTON, Jttiy 11 — bora can organise ' one of these "[ l*eliove in the supremo worth of the Individual and Aid Welter anil M’hll g )— Roosevelt tonsy resppolst- Wteeflatlons ami parcham on InJ AM EngHsh-spcnklnc |ir<.pit*,'tpii. in h!s right lo life, liberiy and the pursuit o f HAppingRil. stall ment maohlnvs that cau be , you will fiute. "I believe that every right Implies k' rcsponalbflltjr; i f the northern district ef Ala* used cooperatively in rwtaUon. tS iy d|) agTe In' the <n.| .•very opportunity, an obligation; every possession, * duly, gtai.JIm C Smith, at attorney Better cultivation enn th‘i* bo WUh otir Ijttlfi friend. Murhis: '1 bclievu that tlie law was made for man ana not.man ef the northern Uetrtat ef Ala- made and such machines es TJSJV the chTcfrsf pleasure. |>erPlows, tractors, silage cutter*, lor lhe law; that government Is tho servant of th« 0«** hamai George Earl lieffnap nr .graders', eurmvrn, muwaei, etc., . ' Io this hsnl,' scfnrzy. bullet pie und not their master. illordey of tho aorthiffri , ran he mode to servo ell mem* ; fpruytt) "I believe in the dignity of labor whether w|U\ head or of Florida; and Edward R Doylo tlpni of the oesoclstlon, Mayo Is Id be able 0.• .I., without mind; that the world owes no man a living but that it owiia / pleasure. It la claimed that oa * a rule A e r y man an opportunity to make u living, . So let US also rvarnnli' Opr caterpillar trurtar* and t.ukAnti our Incendiaries (i.utu tin r h K B. C. taUcIll » VrlufT L. ? * bf » nail fanners do not produce as ne quality of frulta nml vrge. M m IS. (lo the large operators "1 believe that thrift is essential to well-ordetvd Hv* I this country needs now Mn-aggrrsii.'ii pact” with i .the kind wo made with ng and that economy Is u prime requisite fit a aound flrt*n- ' f f |f,ruclur0' whc^*ur ln government, business or tfthoral od that this la duo to lack cf t equipment of machinery IvatJon and spraying their mpa. This entails n loss In price mi quantity. The proper ns# of Ing materials nnd fertilisers t f i M for b •th yield and Y. it the amall farmer In ’ In all throe things K rnUlta ithrely higher coat fr»r hto ‘ i. crop than la Incurred by taC S ' I believe that truth and justice are fundamental to in emlur.ng social order. ilskens Experiment with "I believe iu the sacred ness of a promise, that a man’s I Farming — headline, one way lo get around li quite understandable the I I shovl.l view the American Itlen cf Ireland with somefrigid reserve. w t l S S M t e l r.—-.. adbergh seys he woubl rather R M Ortth German/ than Rua. And. We thousht he wanted • an the winning aide. kt man wha lek ltd in jail ilg m q y decided that marriage rood .sustain hut a bad It Aoguatine TletorJ. lie eount hefu|o ha, lrep* r 100 mow rcgUtered for S in Vary Beach than the R o g e r s Outlines New Policies 0 ! ' Theater Chain Future policies and plans for mm Is happJur the Florida Stata Theaters, Inc., %lp Mile *um- nf which the Bits Theater Is • member, were yatllaed by Frank Rogue*, president, at a one-day meotlpg of managers In the or* gonltatlon held recently at tha Rnteertll hotel. A luncheon wpa held prior la the afternoon hash ne«» session which sea* attaad* -wsalhtf'-i ed by mere than 108 manager* tra in in g for and exocutlve* of th* organua* don't sup* Uon. Charles Marrison, manager « f the local theater attended. In addition to. Mr. Racer*, 'taittyr. heed e f th* FRtrida Stata TR**- *Jff iggjsiSir 17.75 V A LV 1R NOJIT. WATirttAL Wtii &V All Sailors VL» Price! ALL PRICES WHILE THEY LAST. bsa < CORRECT M E N 'S W E A R v w i W *»r �■ j t h p a t , j iil y » , 19n TTTK 8AWTOIIP HERALD. 8AWTOHP nPWfPJt x Variety Of ('rops acial A nd Pefsofim Activities JLQVlftNE PE A U Society JUU*# Telephone Mrs. Bassford Given jS o cia l Calendar Party By Mrs. Hunt f h iu a t Campbell-Lossipg Unit No. 51 will have iti regular meeting at the Legion Hut at 7:30 P St. a MONDAY ersonals nrwapaprr*. an«| lUten* t** the ra' ! ^ j t i n n i r S l i m m e r ! l ' * ; ^ ut y" " 1 hu,t yn" r r r,,,, jT b j1rs.!ay m,.i > . been ,[J jd you S|>.|| the fun fur Isitl in th.i s,.pr."i.h S»n dm Talking with him for only a I l a l h l l l j , O U l l l l l i n feu minute* convince* I ne that 1 if you try t" t Fram*i*co Bn\ and to -tay cl« ar u p U L l o r i f t o j 2 1 1 I atwk a ^p«*rt tb»t you r«tio f. an area about fnd. ■ » ««»iaifH he i* both informal and jir«*gre*-| to *|H'tid JW flt of Mil light boii ^ fiv* I f you | 1 hi r,' wa* ? w i .( v\beth«*r IB' own* 120 icre* of land in j r r»"t the min -----plan protection fie»n:.'or r," f .. (he mine laying wa* rou* the Carr community and U*a*c* .............................. Uld *tln. Alice .Marble (.»• i- i m * training the navy hyirainmtr but b an additional ^0 acre*. Me cul Summer sport* are much Ilk' • taive. wear* long -le e n { f*!rographic office «.ih | the nuiu * tivutc* about TO acre* each year. 1 Summer sun when it rennet to blutrae* for Summer tenm* f ' * * " i l ,l be in i'o«iin,n "fo r on and obtain* hi* entire income how uch to take and hove, soon. f You also ran * - t a I >nt from' ,/’, W l " 11*' pvrt.».f '* fmm th«* farm He h»* been on The answer in boMl cases is, “ Cut slow ” Tbit is especially true at pv*4t/ Gloria t’sltra. Slu- -oiuis !. the <nmr farm *mcr 10 11 I xh llr tha If an htMir i* ii*uab j I **| prow a little bit of every- j the start of the season. < i| Brown ] The wisest women >■ b udget- pMit y long i and m d * .* while thing to cut, ’ *atd Mr You should have u li^ht ii»el.*t|[ \* hen n*kt**f about hi* firming ing tlelr sun time are the expert fo put on when you *tnp ronif gig ♦ prrmtMri* "F(vr| for p«*« *|d»* and fri’if for llvf**tivk i« what l , Others often try llve-as .l-leart w> you won't coni off too 111ai« ily. Ixita fo |>enp|i fmd a mon tun etpertment. that have' Hlsa;> g 1«iw He list.-.! ht. rr. ps n. corn-lor , l’"';ttbig or ever.xmrerlng re. to filay the hard gume* foi ^Inut *P*4>», then rrlitg with a l.th feed end masting ea.s i « - ; " ' y *u wont hurt your ac pulanty game, a game f *'mffle h**m*l un­ nut* p**tatoe*. chuf »*. c.it»bnjfv. if you m*i«t frt>nT tbr der a ahrlter «»r >-«imc irchei v «»r turnip*, *qua*h. tomato**. carHt*. aa.rif* ca rpi'v fan tnk^ frtgjuel in n 'iinttshnilnl *|urt * t ! n w b r f f o . n t * . rhufaa arui | * - - -Here are *i*ine ether wnv* ia other truck and fichf prmltfft*. ‘ • * wfirk into th« grtH.ve I Earns Money For Calhoun Farmer 14s Blr*unt*town, June .Til (Bpecial) “J F. Brown'* trurk kt *1wayi morr icnvily loaiW*d on th# w y to town than it i« on til# wnv horn**.*" *ai.l fount v A pent r. T llncirini in i|i**fnhinr ene rf thr iriv».! former* of ('alhoUll fount? Mr and Mr* Brown fro to town ah ut n w«*k, but if i* fo market th**ir «tuff rather than to hny i?r«»crH**. Mr Brown u«#»* hi* hr ul. kr*p« informrd * bout w*w thing* in ag« rlrultuw. and trie* out differ*?! . itinir- f r h.m-elf He studies bulletins from Pie State EipCrtmerit Station an! Kxtent <»n ?ar. 'ic.*, m .l« funi jouri.il* and Complimenting b*» aiater, lira. Jack Herring left We«!nf*duy R. H. Bauford o f Valdosta. ( ; « . Mra. At Hunt entertained for Jackaoavillf wherr hr plan* at her how# oa palmetto Avd- td> jprn<i ihr remainder of th« nue Iaat evening with a bridge summer with hi* mothrr. ?■*?-. S “ n,KU* °* » Mr*. Cly«l* numphrry i* Vibright ht shades were used to adurt the rooms ih which tha guests Itlll* with hrr mother. Mr*. M G. Blount, in DeLand. cnfertalnecL “ Mr*a.. J. O. rtui Huff waa tha re­ Mr, and Mr. Al F Hunt hav.•nt of a ladles’ sterling allcipient ail* at tY thfir guest the lattet « •>» scoring high, Jit Ur, X ver pencil for acoi Mra R H Baanfori, of Yal!!*• *rll* pr«uluce in |ll*mnt«taw n. ! gdihea. The screens the Bridge giWee. dotU. Ga. • V ttiannfl. and |*anama City winners, Mr*. J. N. . Olllon and In i i* *w ine end«'avr>r*. he Mra. Edward McCall, eych re­ keep* four or five gtn*d grade ceived a place of fostoria. Mary* and " Mn “ T Fr.nUin ' A u x i l i a r y M em b ers hi o il *ow« A porbrnl hoar, Lata In Die everting tha hos­ F rom B cacH tess served an lea course to tha apeat the day yesterday in Or-. R e t u r n and rai*e* two littei* of pigA a lando visiting with. (rtjml^, , . l>e-. . — ____ year fmnt «weh m w Jfl* h»*g* are lollrwiaav Mm. Baas tori. •THKL-, all under fence, *n«l gene rklly r^irarH ane rirbaWW^ s Y ' f a be ^ % wh^ O -4lf h" r A" ^ il hava thi'V are k*pt on cultivated land br. Mra. W. A. 1 -eavUc M rv sr.TT :. .7* ^the week* ! n.l, m r y u f f b T \m.riean Leg„.n havt Mary I. *p<ndin* Gtllon. Mrs. W. E. Ilollyhead, returned fr**ni ,\ h* uaeparty with growing fhed crop* One at (Uytona Mrs. Tom Bolt, Mrs. Clarence with her frtndparent*. Mr. i«n*l which wa* hel I v* nr recently he imi ****! pig* '*n r». A Franklin. Powell. Mra L. ( . .Speager, Benih. with Mr* \. R Foril On- unit* land wheie l»«»g* had and Mr* .1 W Daniel* acting Mra Dwight Fbaeman. Mr*- H uff gtiiied, and tan into tfiib lo Mr and Mr* Jiflian Ponder a* chaperone* end Mrs. J. H. StlheHphor. with para*ite* •* n re*ult That twr. in Fort Valley, (la . wh* re Also. Mrs. M. W. . Dbarloo, Tlu»*e attending th* iwirty one time w m enough tfyry will be during the remainMrs. W. C. Eriekaon. Mrs. John were Mi** .Iiivi e Ste* le, Miaa Mr Brown t« now milking five dfr of the peach «ea*on. J. Peacock. Mra J. J. Stockard, VaRrie Well*; Mi** Margaret good cow*, and raining «onte Mrs. Edward McCall, Mra Em­ Mr and Mr*, (.harle* Wilke M ver*. Mi** K i ’ haleen Bryant, calve for I eet 1!«• hn* n gn<wt mett McCall. Km. R E. Tolar, Mi*.* Fl*ie Biirinenu, M*** Jean permanent (vaature, with carpet Mrs. Kerfoot Bryant of Lake­ and chililren have returiunl from llir|M r. Mi** .1 »vr«* U urdwrell. gta«* mit| |e*|»«*delH, and plan* land and Kiss Charlotte Smith. Staten Idand, N V where they M m * Sophia Mcfhttigal. Mlaa to *o\% some Dalll* gra** and heve been *p*'iidin^ the pa*t two Margar* t l.anglev Mr* Ford and I^>pedeia Surplus vegetable* are month*. The Woman's Club will ,p„n. » 0r the sewing session for the Red Cross from 9:30 A. M untU 11:30 A. M. with Sirs. C R. Dawson in charge. Circles of the First Baptist • church wilt arret at 3:30 P. SI. at the following homes: Circle One, .Mrs. Carl Moss, 2631 Willow Avenue, with Mrs. C. W. Rowland ns rtukoitraa. Circle Two. Sirs. Lillian Viek• cry. 306 West Third Street. Circle Three at the County Home. Circle Four, Mne. L ^ E . TaV. 200 Avocado Avenue. Circle Five, at Lvansdale Park, followed by a picnic supper. w Circle Six, Sfrs. R. E. I’eunfoy. 1104 'Kim Avroue. The following circles of the Presbyterian Church will meet at .1:30 P SC. Circle One, Mrs. L. F. Boyle, ^chairman, will meet at the home of Sirs. Harry Woodruff, 518 Oak Avenue, with Mrs. F. D. Scott and Sirs. John Ivey as cohostesses. Mr* Daniel* ’ fed t*' th*- rttwM and hogs lie Circle Two, Sliss Lettle CaldMl** Ruih Mcponvll hn* rr Mi** I.ueih-un Crawford and VflV k^'p* a flrx'k of gfxvl layer* and ^Well, chairman, will meet at tha aril* chickens and egg*. turned to her h«>m*» in Ocala af­ Maude |{am*ey plan •Hume of Sfra. W. A. Zachary, _____________ WPBO o leftV# lie in a aupf*rvinor witl the ter vifliting with Mr and Mr*. Sumlwv f»»r Mi»mi when* they <118 Park Avenue. t BdX y Sidney Vihlen at their home on Will tHiuvd III* "Content S*# for ( bipola River Soil ( ’oti*erkatiun .Circle Three, Sfra. Daisy Lew- 6 -.00 Baavball Scores District, arlfl bgnwvei in noll-lmWeit Third Street. la. chairman, will meet with n 12-day crui«e threugh th* proving crop* ! N now ha* four 6:05 Fla. State Employment Mr«. Joe Emerlck, 1904 Sanford Bahama Inland*, with *top overa Sarvicaand Mr*. R. F Cooper in Na*.*au, Abnco and Kleuthcra. uric* of kndtu. and probably will ^yenue. inerranr thin won. lie grew noma aona will return to their 9 Circle Four, Sira. Francis 9:15 Howard and Shelton 5:20 V- P- N*w« home In Oviedo .Sunday after Meriwether. chairman, will matt •pending the pa*t month at Wjt& Mrs M. G. McNair. Rosa 6:30 that 6:45 Claudia Dkytona Reach. Court Circle Five, Sira. A. D. Smith, 7:00 Kala Smith Roar Idas Lnrrnv Franklin lv chairman, will meet with Mra. 7:55 Elmar Davis and tha N«ws •pending a twowrski* va.atinn 1 a t . It. Wnlthour, 708 Slellonvllle 7.30 Proudly W , H*H 8:00 Atlantic Sports Rrportar In Arcadia with hrr hr"lhi-r and ^Ayenue. king alsttr-in-law, Mr and Jlr- Ar Circle Six Sirs. J. D. Wood­ 8:05 Let's Go Fish' 8 :20 Mulls Room chit Franklin. ruff, ehnirnmn, will meet wljh Hollywood Prvmivra Miss Irene Hinton, West Side. Interlude H r, .nd Jtr*. Walter II. Ilavli | TUESDAY 9:00 Pent Housa Party and »<>n. David, plan In Ivavjm The order of the Eastern Star Sunday fur Kluvhing, N. \ • will sew for the Rrd Cross In 9:30 t o wllcra they will spend Hie re­ (La Woman'a Club from 9:30 A. 10:00 JCdwIn C. BUI 10:05 Ufa Of ftltey mainder nf th* aummar, 17 until 11:30 A. SI. _ Tha second In the aeries of 10:10 9 «b Trout Mr. and Mr*. Barnard Wilke payi(«a planned by the Woman's 10:15 Nawa of tha World ^ u q i^ e r Savings Galore Club for the slimmer months 10*30 Sonny Dunham Orchestra ami children have returned from JwiTI be held al the club at 2:30 10:46 National Hillbilly Champ­ Stapletnn, Staten Inland, N. Y. where thay have been vinitihg ions P. M. Bridge. Chinese checkers with relativaa for the pu»t two and rummy will be played and 11:0O Linton Walls, Newa Starting Satur montii. # bonus of 500 points will ho 11:05 Alvlno Ray Orchestra. then for promptness. 11:30 Dick Jurgvn Danes OrMr. and Mrs. J- H. Tindrt and chaatra WEDNESDAY son, Arnold, left thia. morning for A Women's Society of Christian 11:66 Praia Nawa Dealer, Ala., where they will at­ ® Service of the Methodist Church 12:00 Sign O ft. will sew for the Red Cross In tend the Tinsel fuintly re union. | Uo Woman’s Club from 9:30 They plan to be away for about two vrewke. J: d. o f the new Iegum?, b liine. Ia*t t Star! t« nniy jn-t h uting ikea it. lie plant* inter and liV the ball back ainT frth. then try . enwpea* nnd velvet be In* in hi* dpi thtea f«ir th. fn t nn,y corn f«*r both f p d and |***d build avidd any cannon bull » r \, f ,y in^r. rnd -aya that ft* m r^wpea* the fir *t game* f.f , our ' .i ra­ do h* *t m hm iwmatitla-Hifeeted tion. I land 2. Be -iitirt ahum ir*rrK*-gAn R F A lint t*i h:*r home rro- fTrtrf *rrt *4nrhu re r-w W»*t%r+ *n%. vide* electrfrltr fo r % ntevfrarrl.r »n*t, a-1 ..f grrien hug chick *tarter Mr l i m a n plan* it dofun’t hur» to install a water ayt ttm *on«i lt * a r w,'.*I •oek-s an I * «-• Mr and Mr* F rnww ha*r that really ff» f»»r ten* i ,,f rai.*ed a family of 10 children. | -Ih.-r art ivi tf- - ‘ the younge*t now IS M<>*l of 4 Don't if., o for a r v i-.uo» them are in bu*ine »* for them.. trss than an hour -sftvr , o l i n kM'lVF* J ----------- vjjls COOL I W ^fE S - GTNS - LKlUAjSs FllEE DELIA’ RRY — P H O N k kso j BILL’S PACKAGE SlfORE ' ! I»y TV. r| n s t B-ykKEY | H o lly w o o d s an Hfijtqr the u n i I comfort «>f • HUMliiy blxr cover i f «n ununullr low pric». < 4Jtil«ir« covert K«*« been failure*! to hi r*mr car.- I bey are made fr o m a d u rable , water* repellent hber and hcouiifully patterned material, neatly hnitheti^— carefulig reinforced. courts fttoAwt $|98 $ 4 9 8 «ti n air CUSHIONS] e Shop Sales . N ew , - - S ftv q S ty le - R ig h t In T h is A r tic le s E ven t - - - IMuae him. Leatherene guoasti. II*. 98* P IC N IC Summer 7:00 Nova, of Etiropa 7:15 BraaktM* Envltioi 8:00 OT Nyjaa 4 8:18 Morning S ta tio n . 8:30 Old Dki Dobbor Mr. and tfr«. Zara Andrew Davla hove Trturaed from n honeymoon spent at Paylona Beach and are spending thiwalk at Lake Mary before re­ turning to Sanford where they plan To Uva. second In tho »<*•«'' 9* 20rlption bridge parties which # arp balng iponsornd by Ihd Woman’s Club durinir the aummar, will bo ^iven in thu club house on Tu«»*l»y afternoon beiinnlnf at 2:|0 o’clock. • 2.98 m J m UN 1 9 G o fl9 3 ’ DRH&SES a ie CMtie O Sharknhltui, Spun Hayona, I’ rlntn. Acetal C.rtphfi'kmemV Collonn, ntiij Jenteys. While ^8 Stoudenmlre. O L A S 8 I S A compltia Una of | liu « and aoaa>*<- . R A DIOS com bln allb'W **''A ll* Hlzett." " Theso par|lca *r* bolaff «po»»nrcsl in order to raise funds with " ’ la maintain tha upkeep of *■■- during tpo aumibar j d k t tha Px.1 Croaa nua with Ita sawing ,^ _ i to brldgo, Chhww apd rummy ... aepro • 12:00 U ? tfowo 12:08 Musical InUrloda. 12:18 Farm Forum— K. C. Moors 12:30 ^ruah Crook Follita 98< A dcluss Jug wkb howdy pour•pout. Cap-cup. U .6 9 T rip le She*nt, Hemborg .Hheero, P r in t* . A lp ac* I'rif'ett, ShhfkMkln.t, RidlfiKOleH, Jacket newest nammer Mylen. A ll itlxfctt Ihcltlded'. lfarlom and Diane M<*ye hnve arrived from Cleveland. Ohio, to spend tha remainder nf the araO rr with thahr grandparents. 10:30 Do,jtona BracH V,|MUax 10:45 Burl rl I m , f*olk sohea Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson and 11:00 Oohtmhla’o Country Jour- their mother, Mr*. J. M- Moya, nal irtd hrotnar, Jimmy, who have 11:30 Stan Over HolywooJ boon her* for several weeks. JUO l IW ItO L A S IN S t lA T ID <TAS«OAaO 3.98 and 4.98 •Second Woman’s Club ‘I g K v 10:00 U P N o w Party To Be Staged 10:05 naat Jib H onat Ako J* », c C oO OO Ll A l U It v m , f. r m o - y , -tnnv mill j { Y l l n e H A r t * I . F j(| •>on*tr)ieti«in work, Mr Brown I • , ipc* a inechameNl l**rm m giving In F ris c o 1 t%e m * o n for hi* *ucre«« lie | — * * y * hr ‘‘tr‘r " to make every W A SH ING TO N r ' * r f " » '______________ _________ Th.- Nav, -t.fvisail 'hii'iunu j". You Need Now! „ S € AT • RADIO NEW? Tha regular meetings o f Sem• Inola Rebekah Lodge hava boan dlapsnaed with for tha aummar months. The next meeting will So held on the evening of 8 ept 1 1 in the regular meeting place rm iE w pag e will bo il M * 3:30 t » A 'M ■■4:68 P r m rV . W Ttrv pwHptl^ th* appalntod hour. ««— x-------Ilia . M Will I. ft . 1,96 WIS6ES 8:80 Vara Brodsky planDt • Nowo _ _ , itorday JfiLE PROGRAM GuanuiUtd To P kM «! AJO a lie *:' ' * 5:00 TBA 5:30 Elmar Davla, naws (1 -'ll each) 8:48 Tho World Today J o -b e e to otiond. *# ■ ✓ Llltij pr. Humiper. Hegu|ar 1-18 tin t quality Nylon. Hollywood 40 den­ ier. 3 (bread weight. Hliw H f d tOK. h rr& ^nf . ^^»24?s 1 Remain! pg Junior N y lo n 0 0 - 4 Ap ju R i lt f * -------------- I .. ' IU P B IM I • Powerful » a ir with Pushbuctua tuniog lot 9 icxtloaa. • CuMon-h dash controls — now laai-aaa Poab-buoooa. • Separata Pbllharasualc • patksr. Mouait babiad gflU*i ^"TMVout ending radio bwy o4 tbs r« • r•Sso it before you boy. New ail abmmer HUfrcHMca^ln acflale creppv «pyn riyona, sheer collonn. >>any ire waahakle type*. „ ( 1 1 V.8S nteehSL) BUDGET PI AN . . —.. fT W V A O A tO K P YOUR CHO r o t r a i i t . ^ m m r io ID now. I f . dlMwanfc Mayo on tkktt AC-DO or bowoHoot Swept woropa plosdc ,ssoa w h k^ com , sat log ^pi astic **•/• •» b a y i S l i SklfcW tons. Has boll|-la lo o * aataooa. Maya M B 10 krai o#* ItM f'id M k M connection fow M# U sua»* r- Regular * eersi........... 69c ^ a> •r J" I m. . ■ »W .. I JSCaMwSSkoSS • ,...«3fr«rsa SEMINOLE TIRESH0P U U bA Y B . IO N S .• - J - J i, r.--•'J-;*-f - * -- V' sAl *­• ip *• t , _____ ■ . V 87 if �• • salt at tha Use* praeortbed bf law. Jeanne F e l k e l •tM IT » FURTHER ORDERED tkla ortir at pabllaatlon b« Wins Scholarship tbat published o iN a weak tar taar consecutive waaka.la tha For Fashion Ideas (4) ford Herald. a N«*rspap«r pub­ Chwox O w n e r l G o e s To Bat ft F o r Manager « .i , •; CHICAGO, July 11 (A>)-----N i t Grata R. Comlikey, presidfat-ewner o f tha Chicago Whlta Bor. likes tha way Manager Jboiay Dykaa 1*. running her loom and will ‘'hack him to AuMbCAd UMUC- w4 TRft IlASe m tM M tr . VCfAJt1***T\ ALTMAN'S Mobil ib HAAoie ACtoJdP flK S -f BATE- . llffraln fall not. or a darrau pro ronfaaao will ba antarad adalpat you. WmOESg my hand and tha aaal of tho aald (Mum. at Hanford Florida, thla lath day of July, lished In gsiwtnola Cbunty, Flor­ A. D. 1441. o p. iiEnxDCff TALLAHASSEE. July 11.— ida Aa Clarlt of aald court, llaraln fall ml, or a dscrss pro Mi«*f Jeanne Kelkrl of St. Au­ lly: A. XL WEEKS gustine. who la majoring In »rt contaaro will ba antarad sssJnsl (SEAL) at Florida Ststo College where you. W1TNKHH my hand and tha armI -he will be A senior next year. ia one of 23 college student* in of tha aald Court. at Sanford. Florida thla lath day of July. A the entire nstlon to win a aotnpotitive scholarship sward st V. U ll. S A N LA N D O O. P. UEIUIDON Traphsgen Sehool of Fashion in Aa Clark of aald Court New York this summer. T h i By: A. Jd. WEEKS SPRINGS awards go to eoilrge students (SEAL) who show the most promise of making sn original contribution onnr.il os p u b l ic a t io n t u b s t a t e o r F l o r id a , t o : to American fashions. “ Central Florida’s Winners are students who sub. SC'lft.EIMER WAITER, whoa# last Baulavurd Favorite Outdoor Resort' mitted the best sketehes for de- known sddreaa la It .igns of campus clothes moat ap­ Csmbrtta. Nlea. Franco• Tou ara haraby notified that a propriately reflecting the spiel* and character nf the typical girl suit for dlvorro has boan brousht Family Picnic* and Conaaalnet you In tha Circuit Couit nf that cnllege. for Hemknolo County, Florida. In vsntion Parties Find HanJ.i.l get* hasod their decision on Chancery. By Ollbarta BJdonls El­ lando Ideal. You Too, May originality of design, and evi­ isa Wayer. and you ara haraby dence of talent which especially ?7'U ,*d Enjoy Sanlando. t® ft la with wr'i..? ,,,# ,aM C®«el your •r lllm appo.raue. (Paroonally „ USED CARS at' iM i Pontiac 0o«P« ~........ 495.00 IMS Dodge Fordor Sedan Radio... 445.00 1M8 Chevrolet Cdop* Radio ... 425.00 1M8 Plymouth Csopo — ...... 395.00 I M l Fort 85 Tudor Bsdoa-------- 345.00 1M8 OldmuobUo Fordor Bodgn 295.00 lM f Plymouth Town 275,00 Superb bathing In clean, sparkling, flowing water. Sanlando is safe, beautiful. d J -E S S iS onea * wssk for four ll> consecutive waaka In tha Sanf<»rd ll« raid, a Nawspapar publlahatl In Remlnolo County* Flor- flKtf0 A S C M A AO f "U te OdCAtJO VlAttTE So-K IM t Chsvrolet Town M u ------ 525.00 " - y . . ? , h V B ,, , r r; 'u “ £pul £llshad• VACATION *\ Come •• TO USE ON YOUR 1140 Morcnry Fordor Sedan New Rotor..... .... 1725.00 first Monday |n Soptambor III) an^“ il> •» ■•M s ' ' snd thsr.aftar to nia with ,kl ths limit’ ’ in the currant umpiresquabble which haa had ihe ro­ tund, fiery littla pilot under indsflnlte suspension since lu-4 >Sunday. Mrs. Comlskay let that be known in no uncertain lerms, verbally jumping from the par­ rilll-A D E M 'IIIA , July 11, — lor smack into tha renter of a controversy which atarled with OD-^lrvin Ihirfmsn. New York a r<J* jetween Dykea ami Um­ Clly, and John R. Mose«, Exeter, pire Steve tlaail laal Saturday N. II., provided the first upsets and which waa climsaed by his being given a public "spank- of the National Inter-scholastic Tennis T<-un>ament Thursday by eliminating two of the eight lean League preeldrnL seeded players to move Into the " I don’t propose to let Jim quarter-final round: down,” Mrs. Comlnskey said, Dorfman defected elxth-eeeded adding howsvtr, that she hae not Fred Krais, I’rlham, N. Y., 0-0. talked over the situation with 0-2, 0-3, while Moses eliminated Dykei, who has been visiting a Randall Clark, Tulsa, Ukia., No. Minnesota clinic. "W e ’ll back him 7, in another three-set battle, to the limit Those reports of 0-8, 0-2, 0-1. hla being peroled to While Box K. Victor Bevlss, the favorite officials don’t make sense. We from Philadelphia, played hie don’ t propose to oxact any first match nf the tourney and guarantees of good conduct from Jim. He’s doing a good job for brushed aside Joseph Pickering of 0-2, 6.4. M and wo want him to go along Youngstuwn, Ohio, Bexlas, seeded No. 1, previously ta ha la. ’’lie 's a snappy manager and had drawn a bye and had ad­ tho kind wa want Why, If John vanced by dcfanlL Second-seeded Jame* Evert, McGrawr.wera around today and Indoor junior In tha Amarlran League ha’d be Chicago national out o f the game-every day If champion, downed Frank KovaUiey'ro going to handle thing* leskl, Hamtramck, Mich., 0-4 7-6. this way. Bill Vogt, Pottstown, Pm, put Harridga, who said ho haa-had Scott Stick!,- of Scarborough, N. no word from Dkyes, declined Y-, out of Ihe running with a to comment on Mrs. Comiakey’a 7.5, 0-2 triumph. statement. Richard Hart, Miami, Blair Hla ruling, one of the most Hawley, Exeter, N, II., and Grant aevero over Issued against a Small, .Scarborough, completed tha major league manager, said round of eight Hart scored a Dykes used ’’obscene snd abu­ 0-3, 0-3 victory over Richard sive” language to Basil and said Shipp, Harrisburg, Pa.. Hawlty Dykes would remain under sus­ beat Edwin Ernst, Oyerbrook. pension until ho “ falli In lino” Pa.. 0-1 0-2, and Small defeated with tho other manager* In tha circuit In conducting himself on Rrggis Cooper, Washington, 6-4, For tot no HEW twin i r fS S s r - itin u tt n itf A Day! Adutitsion 25c Plua Children 10c Tex. COAST LINE Seeded Net Men Homeward Bound E l i m i n a t e d In Wins R y e Beach1 U p s e t Victories Purse At New York I LEGAL NOTICES NEW YORK. July 11, - G F jDelaware horses continued In. play a pAminent part In the rsc-1 Ing at Empire City Thursday. n„,,l. lort-n K. «. Pn*i»»-«When M rs .'A . Crouch’ s Home­ Vo,i *r* hereliv notified that * ward Bound scampered horn* a , „ ii t,.r H , - « ■ h** te.-itn-t vo., In Ihr fire,lit « ourt winner In tha featured Rye Beach for a*mla--l» foontr. Florid*, la purse It marked U>e third iuc- rhsno6f|Ti l*F Kulumnn Ifofllfr. ftHil nr* hpfpby nrtl»r«l »n<l f cese of the .day for an Invader •w,,u lulrc.l to Ml* with th«* <’WR nf thw gali| fn*»rt jrnur wrlllfo from the Btan ton track. (iriironfA t|»wr«nn*lljr nr bjr Jack SksUy, who haa become tornsy) In *•!»! *ult sn lh# flfft one of the moet popular pilot* Unnitay In 1*11. bslnf In New York since he arrived »h*i l«t iiay nf ■alii Month, and. from tha coast, brought Home­ thc»r*«ift#r In flln with tha aald ward Bound from among the riark jfMMf wrlllan «|»fanaaa. If ans'. to tha Illll of C*omplalni In early trailers to icore by' “ h length and ■ half to pay 916J0. N. I. Ablet's Tha Field was a At Our Pwkagf *’ Storo game but tired second, a length and a half before 0. A. Garrett’s You’ll Find The Best. |u Happy Hunting. This waa Home­ ward Bound's twentieth start of tha year and hla third success. Tho Empire City (towards continued tho suspension of Jock­ B r a n d y , Champagne, ey T. Malloy to July IS. Motley's Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc. caso' was ro ftm d bar* by stewards o f tho Delaware track. F rie Delivery, Pkoao 0146 Paying tho longest price of tho season, Dunfrese, under Joe Ro. eon, won tho last race by a nose and paid 1257.60. Dr. Sticks waa second and John Adam third. The previous high of tho Now York ■onaon Halt----w u waa » ■ * *I11U o v , W0, M o m which ae i Mather Arcado ^suss yon Day* paid At Aqueduct and Hopak Barvica RGB STINE, 0»M n ®Uas E& SUPPLY CO. Ing of eoit, 4T M!lM H ’ INCORPORATED TELEPHONE 128 109 PALMETTO AV 8th St. at French Are. Telephone 78 u iio j i (J IW M M 1 U Mill Supplies Irrigation Systems - Expert Welding done, siiimel- BAGGETTS Liquor Store tho field. Our uhop Is wen equipped to nuke any rcpulra on firm machinery, trailers or lother equipment. Col on m to help you make your modaraMng plane. Our free torvlco to homo owner* In­ cludes on Inipoetlon of your house, maklrvj recommendation* on work to bo ; - im iw t r THIU EVCRLAST1N0 RUSH OCT9 MU . S The F. W. Woolworth Co. Wcdc nesday reduced Its (Addenda (o to cent* on common stock, a drop from the 00 cents previous* ly paid quarterly. A statement expressed optimism over Improved business hut fsarod tmeartaliMeo of Increased taxes and' tha war situation. The dividend 'is payablo Sept. 2 to stockholder* o f ro* cord Aug. 11. Colorado has more peaks rising to 10,000 tude. .. than 100 foot oltl* T H S IS O O tS S n A jA N O MATHCMCACTOa — NEHI BOTTLING CO. 504 CELERY AVE. \ O C K r^ H O U ^ 7 tO O fT W A N T TO HOD VOU, IF you CANT I VW/ZNANT 10 s o ; DAD J A MINUTEf\ BEBKSMTcJ ___,o u r /1 Lnmaprf flSTTWff UCSNSB/j fa x x n tz A ClasaKed Advertisements M i i v -i iY 1I t ** 1_______ THE LONS u �«» /<*) •l OMnlr Produce* Sanford la The Only Contra! Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation fn H Ami VgftrUble* T h u Any “ ‘ A m |a Florid* A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P K K volum e XXXII EatabUabod la 1908 f6 Additional lish Ships sized By U.S. SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY*, JULY Virginia Girl A Mother At 14 General Dentz Enters Into Direct N ego­ tiations L o o k i n g Towards Armistice One Italian ..f Vessel Taken W A S H IN G T O N . July 12 The Maritime Com­ mission announced today it l ; ’ • . y had taken o ver Id more Danish cargo vessels laid up In United S i*te* ports, bringElaine Roemrr, 14-year-old mother, i* pictured with her teg to 31 the number of •on. Robert, In Allegheny HoapiUl, Piltiburgh. Pa. Elaine left Danish ships acquired under Ugh acho<,*vte elope and marry Alfred Roemer, 19, In Winchc»ler. the recently enacted Ship Va., laat year. Requisition Act. la addition, tha commission ha, taktn po»jtssion of one jOdlan vctael under the act, and Praaident Rooaevelt lait night ordered forfeited 15 Italian and one German eeiael under the l i l t Eiplonage A r t Proatdent Roosrvalt called y«aM a r for a United State* merebant ship construction program i , a rlft An to exceed the present rate o f loaaes by Great Britain end bar alliee. Ho naked Congrats for an ad^tienal 1 1 ,598,000,000 In caah R d outhortxationa for the mari­ time commlatlon, which already hag auder way a |1.7l5,ooo,ooo construct km program, making a total of |9>tt,ooo.ooo . - T h e eommlaakon aaid 6L2H.04,000 oy the money would be to or domestic. In .connection with % o national dafanao emergency or the ald-ta-Britate program, and the remainder f«W the eon. t»g*S'i wiilWUat skip. and reconditioning of yards. Production In 1948, when tha O ak o f the notion’s ehlp build­ ing program win be reached, waa eatInu ted by tha commission at 1,649,649 deadweight tons, and production In 1943 at *552,871 deadweight ton*. Informed source* said these guru, which Include, in addi­ tion to maritime commission con­ tracts, producton under private contract and under direct Britain contract In this country, wsro at Jaaat as great aa tha patent rate ’3F Allied losses. HooMvtlt i lio u k id Conrrtfti f Mayor W. C. 1IIII returned to Sanford yeaierday afternoon bearing optimistic reporta from Washington regarding the probe, blllty of thla city obtaining na­ tional defenae appropriationa for Its airport, following negotiation# m the capital. The Civil Aeronau­ tic Authority baa been conduct­ ing hearing* In Washington dur­ ing the pait week. RepreaentatWes from many of the ' 190 cities being considered wera on band to present their dalma. From the 190 cltlea un­ der eonaldetatlon the CAA certi­ fied 149 to be the recipients of fedral allocations for the estab­ lishment o f firat-cisss airfields, looking towards eventual taking, r by Ik s U. 8. Army In Its r-txpandlng air program. ‘ W Hill, who waa aacom. paniM To* Washington by Cham­ ber of Commerce Secretary Ed. ward Hlggina, declared today ha was not Inclined to divulge any advance knowledge about tha project, preferring rather to wait for Information to be i SrC E I r H P- Second Offensive Is Said In Offing tnil l^indon Says Russia Moving 8 Million New Men To Front Harper Reports Vacancies In Home Guard ment in a apooch at BovtontJane 10 that **t£a time to use our navy to dear tho Atlantia at tha Goman meases la at hand." Knox wao sold to hove assured tho committee mambora that ao ordtra had boos given tha float to ihnrt On tho other hand, ha was described as having urged atroagly that tha United States take advantage of tho Nails’ preoccupation with tho Russian front to apood aa tho dollvory of military mppl— to Bafltnd. that the E sb & r - p nai the . Orlando airport It received Instructions to delay landing be­ cause of heavy rains. It circled bac* towards Salford and started o ff in a southeasterly direction finally approaching tha landing field from the south. Mr. Hill said when the wheels of tho ship hit the ground, a sheet of watrr covered the entire craft, ao Hooded was tha runway. making "Josh-rabbit ttorte.” Harvard Takes Over Rita-Carlton Hotel NEW TOKK. July 16 -U P )— Harvard, tho notion's oldest uni­ versity, west Into the hotel bus Ineaa Friday, I t . acquired ownership of tho Rita-Carlton hotel, favorite of royalty and wealth, through the will of Rik ift Walton Goelet who died hero last May. In aaid flgnran Harvard took over a building which decuples ,* plot t «0 foot by 940 foot on tho west aide of Madloon avenue and 46th street. Neyr Yerk city has i soaaasd tho property far texts at 69.676306- t join tin* Et-niiiiole ‘ t fuuty home g is t'I unit anil able b*-lit«| nun. wh*. Art* uilen*«tr«l m joining. aw»^i.ikt<i to attend »hu meeting Monday night at H on o'clock at 12 - ..... tbc ......... Aimnry. fK. C Harper, cap Registrants Fail To (iive Forwarding Address To Board of three at «mee/* Public Assistance In Seminole For Year Is $85, 6% Sabotaged V I Ordered Taken Over 11 Miners Buried In Alabama Blast Reflin Reports sTx British Ships Sunk ACMAR, Ala, July 19 - ( * ) S ,7 “ *."’, ' S o - , " u i . ' « s ' o l .c n CaJ J ound; Returned Same Day the horse tracks.” The racing season for the horse tracka will open lata In A car stolen from Levy coun­ December, he aaid. ty w « recovered a few miles east nf Sanford yesterday and tha ahrriff of that county waa no­ tified Immediately, tha a h triffl office hera reported today. The car and the prliontr, Er. DAMASCUS, Bjrrla, July 12 neat Robinson, found with tho ovar to Ihe — UP)— Two Amarican volun- car wera turned a 3100-ton Russian freighter la­ taara Injured In the Hyrlan cam- sheriff of Levy county laat night. den vrith war materials. Ign ai ara recovering In military The auto waa a 1940 Chsvrolot palpi sedan. no.pltalj iltola. They _ ara John Fraaman Ha- xrOsutution Bigned WA9HINGTOK, WH-.FkuaM kJSM Ui Will Repair Htd Battleship KM to forbid proatitutten udthte^w yh^rojw^, TAl County D r a ft Q u o ta Calls 17 White Men ifMtrm tt d '•! g» t in t«iu< h wilb the draf* boaid off ire a* N(»4iii a-u p4i**dhlt*, K It Cartel,, tlr.tfl board arrrvtary. «ait| Mt noun tmlay. MEMPHIS. Trnn., July The next contingent I* in ISP)— Mrn of tho noth 1Y°o-lloo> ( |lt. KroUp „,t,| tl,m morn*trurtei| to leave fur the indtir battalion feci they can "take II j|1|f Hon •tation on Aug M, accord ing In mat ruction front the .Se ■ml aro Imllgnant over adverse ,,B|flltl)„ for ,,lr II)rn , r, rt Irclivr Service »fatc bf-adquar reaction to punishment glwn , ^ ,|( „ rlvr m 1(|M„lt l0 ,|„... ter* Men over the dcfi-rnien' them for “yoo-hoolng at shorts,t JACKSONVILLE. July 12 — limit " f 'JH yeaie of agt are cla.l girl* here , a high arc.,ml w|. h j..,,, I Sprc IK11 fash p111»116* auMfttnt ill tligilde f **r voluntiiiy an army spokesmen said la»l night ,„l(| „„ |hllt . itmr payminta t«» Seminole vice on hi* return from Tamp Robinri„ „ t(| , Mr | u , |M.r • nunly r«*npi(*nta f«»r the fit A number of men have ytin. A rR , whera the unit b •ill >4 166 rnilr.l June .10, H ill, vhere $*1 IlfMl 00 arrording t*» changed their mailing nddren* ststioned. I XtUndnnrr at the weekly meet and have not notified the itruft iiinniinrrment today o f the St.ii* . .a . „ ... me* at tin- Armory i, averaging board, con«ci|uenlly <|iir*tionnever been so high, the officer im r ^ |(|Mj i),, group ahow* a Welfare llnard. declared. "They are aggrieved Cash ftaymenl* in Ihe threa nairec and other mail Merit from I’lendid rmnunt of enthuain*m,' that shey ahould.be thought surh Mr Harper dcrlurrd. eatrgorira rrupectively were: the board i* being returned no claiood, the board reported. All sissies and weaklings that they Uiflr* h«v«- alri-mly hemt rr Old Age A*«l>tance $0*1.100 00 ; men are re*pon*ible for keep can't ‘take if. They feel they rt'.ed *nd thi* rnrn arc prartii* Aid tn llependrnt Children $11,ing the draft bti.trd p«i-ted when damn well deservo their punish- tng *ho,-tmir with Hiih-rnlilM-r i i |ii oil; Aid t<» the Blind $:!,- thev ehange iiildretrt olid are III men»." ••''i-a, I'n-liminary niarkirinn. loll 00. viidalmn of the Selective Serviei* Iiiinng the I J month pi*ri»»«|, Aft when* they fail to do *0. hip inetnirtimi i* bring given publie a.twiulaitre payment* in the • ■"h week, mid clixe order drill* cshc h Anyone knowing of the ♦*#“1 rountle* usf the *tate aggn*. I- living prut tired gated $li,!l‘Jft,011. The hrenk whereabout* of the men lltteil ipiwn wh*: Old Age A*»i*tanco below are n*ked to rontact 'be 13 A rc Injured In $r».r,2M.l)U«J: Aid tn lleprndpiii draft board a* toon 10 po**lhle. WASHINGTON, July 12, — $001 ,020 ; Aid tu the The men who have lieen mailed UP)— Secretary of the Trea*ury Train Derailment Cluldren qur«tionnain** but have moved Blind $:i*l.*,002. Morgcnthau Friday ordered forI'uhlir naaiatancr funda ar^ are av follow*: ma I confiscation proceeding* FORT WAYNK. Iml., July 12. tirevitlrd jointly Hy the *lai*> Ihoigla* l>ti Hart, Georgn ■ga in st'15 Italian and ona Ger­ Thirteen |w*rona were and feilrr il goveri»mrn^* and Jarkoin, Willie ChaVum, Fdward man merchant ships which werr hurt Friday in the derailment *-f are admin'ttered by the Stall- I »4*4iii Bavia, Prince Nrl*on, Al* alrged to hava been sabotage in a Vtw York.tn«('hir:igo |'rnn«yl- Welfare Board. phonnt lliion, Frank Allen ThoAmerican harbors in March. "I feel justified In Mating ma*. Wolfer Johnaon, Frank fTar‘ •ula pisAngrr truin 2« mila.j Morgrnthau aaid that he had n l of Kurt Waynr. Gable William«, that there will be no reduction Bale Smith, bern advised by the justice de­ \ romhinntinn b-*ggngs and in Old Age Aaaiatanre grant* John Henry Mcf«hwc«', Johnnia partment that there waa "prob­ ps'ttngvr c<H«ch. two diner* and during the preaent j*a r,M State Robin*on, Horace Griffin, Lon­ ably cause1’ for forfeiting tho n l*ullman of train No. 42 left Welfare f ,omml**,oner C. C. don Gibb*, Robert Bison, Regi­ lhlpa to the United Rtatea with, thi' Tails. The rau*« of the accl- Cmlrington fommente«l. **An In- nald F.vrrett Soderblnom, Clyde and Clayton rrrane may b« IlllleiplU d In Willard Harvey out compensation because of vio­ dml was not Irsrnrd. new race track Gharle* Lawrence. lation of tha teplonage act of The four pa**rngrrs and nine 111 12, after Alan, Joseph Oliver Johnson, 1917, which forbids aabotaga In Iriiumrn who were hurt wrrr money become* available. Thla Walter Zander*, Roland Stanley, revenue will conalit of th* American harbor*. brought hero to Methodiat hos- centa break* and *n *ddltional Harne*. Ainu* llaywootl, Willie take nf f> perctnt o f th* pl*y I^o. Bradley, Nc|*t» Jay Ilrown, at hnr»n track*. Slate law pro- Arthur l.eo Jack*on. Eddie l^-e vide*, however, that each of tha Harri*. Willie Rollen, Willie rnuntlrn rnutl receive tha lamatlMvl* and Earley Bradford, a* during 1940, when they| _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Yoo-Hooinpr Troopn Resent Fuss Made — Federal and state Investigt- t IIKKLLV, July 12 — UP)— tora began seeking Friday the Tho linking o f aig more British cause of a blast that snuffed odt mrrehant steamers waa an the Uvea of I t miners and bur­ nouaeed Friday and the governied their bodies - under tons of mrrit called for young men to rock In n wracked wing of Ac- traig aa naval officers for "big mar mine No. 6. I ta<ka ahead.'* w if n w v g iM r taws Officials of tho Alabama Fuel • The high command announced A Iron compaav, operato ra of that submarines sank four Brit­ frankly passlmlatha mine, wera ish merchantmen totaling 27,preapecta of COO torn In tha North Atlantic. tic, however, c far the trigfinding tho reason •Orman speedboats In tha Bal­ House B ill Against tic •era credited with sinking 4 1 ^ 4 . m l l l . i l l II mi Q t.jg.sw l ody. Mast moaiho^o wan aUont un­ der a* aa n ament cat to diacuas Wav and Navy ate^'dctermlae tha teathnw g until the aommlt- be needful la afltetet y, health, walfaru t t tha Armg and Navy, har Triplets’ Father Iuooks For Pension U n i f o r ms Expected T o Be Beady For M e m b e r s Shortly American Navy Is 52 G a s Wasters Not In War, Says Grabbed By Police Knox At Hearing In New York City “ omphatieafly** a Furor4 Brings Optimistic Report OnINew Airport From Washington Kaos and Admiral Stark, chief Of naval operations, ware called before tha committee today for testimony a* • resolution by Wheel or of Montana do­ na Investigation of pnhreporto that aa attack was * • n German aahmariao by max mm ■—nt< tha on American saavey and tha* Anarfcan naval wsHv were an­ roeoaUy net te meeting British marAflantk. t b French V 2 S ^ ^ l n ^ ? a J % h |8enl,,to. 1 Cotton Price Ceiling May. Be Re-organised *a between |tire. The Frenrh Government yewtrrdny refused to accept tht ftrtinh trrm« Tossing the problem back ini** I rents' l»p Vichy reject ed nriti«h armi*jii r term* In*t night find in­ dicated thnt the w * r would con­ tinue in the Levant * * long General Dents felt like fighting. The Retain gtivernment hulked to the German m ption with till* radio photo lllilrr'a I.uftwaffo caught (hr Soviet air*t dealing with [)e Gaifl!i*ta *■ from Berlin. The picture «*f •he wrre kugcfon t* n.ipping nh**n tlcrumn Iminilu rt «woopcfl anything but traitor* and reavowed French guardianship of sir e\* ti field, t xpin med Bt-rl n. >%i* made at* dowi on thi* ltu,(Niaii nirfi«*ltl. iiritl si a result Syria and Lrbanun a* • Moiemn ter the .ma wild occupied l» v N •H g rountl do/cni «»f war pin nr* wen* •Ii*•troyeil be* rr^ponnihility ntd t«h be yiehlrd force* fort* th«*y multi take t«» the mr, according even under an overwhelming force of arm«. i General Dent*, romman.ler of I from Washington the mid­ Vichy forcea in the league-man­ dle of next week, at which time he fait the people of Ran- dated land*, however, virtually wa* authoriicil to «trtke hi* own ford would be in for some good bargain with the Hritiah *ni| tha nows. neCaullItt* when he d f ”ni* It Commending tha manner in finally nece««ary to end the un­ which Senators I’vpprr and An­ equal ■•niggle. H e a rin g ubuut the ( ‘ miim>Iihii drews and Congressman Joe lltnG overnm ent ta k in g over Hi** ‘T h e gloriou* •oldier w il take ran* of the Hioniti* i|u in lu p drick.4 cooperated with him and feciaion* m*«le nccea«arv bv the lt*ln, W a rre n Thorn**, fathei Mr. Higgins in placing before nituation on the ■pot,** French of Iht* San ford trip le t* wu» authorities Sanford's plea, Mayor ■pokeamen aaid out to fin d out if h<* hail « n \ Hill said he was impressed with Military report* for Tburathing co in in g from hi* govern their "sincere desire' to be of day afternoon and yeMerday m in t. morning aaid tha* the Hrttlah service. The Mayor left laat Tuesday were met everywhere "hy the Yesterday lie dropped III t*» reaiatance of our and returned by piano landing obatlnate Seventeen white men are re V»« anclr* cr«itr«l liy lin n m«»v*er Judgv It. W Ware, a-k •t the Orlando airport after a troop*, which at certain p'dnta •|tairr«| to fill the latest drafi mg if hu wasn't entitled to a l*r fiuin the county In v r npen quota o f Seiitiiiidf County and very stormy flight which waa •uece**fully maiie counter-**tack* * pi nsion fi»r being the father Ing* f«*r three or foot tiieii to inert wlm wi%h to bidiinteer are hla first. Aa his plane approached and sudden charge*/* ■r AW F w ls n l i n lw WASHINGTON. July 12 — Secretary o f the Nary Knox UP) — Fifty-two motorist* whos« reported to have told the exhaust pfpts fumed so much g S o f i f f l 00,0?0 £ h “ - uT E I — trportod that pollcs faitl tha (hay w «r« vastIng gasolinea needed naaded In the new -e -----onInsUUatione yesterday that the American •leun conservation program petroleum it or private-owned mer­ fleet had not engaged In eombat fell Into the hands of tha law with any German naval units. today. chant ahlpa. Replying' to * question, he Knox and Admiral Stark, chief No formal arraata ware mads •aid arming o f mmbaat ships three-hour grilling In a closed but at the direction of Petro­ waa contemplated, and that the session. Later committeemen, who leum Coordinator lakes, police h|tk o f the 6400,000,000 undonbt- requested that their nam*s not escorted tha 56 drivers to police hcadquarers, whera their vehi­ M y would ha used for navy be used, quoted him aa saying cles w en Inspected. •bloa. that ho waa agaiaal involving Aa part of tho campaign to ■ Tho maritime eommlaalon aaid, plans for the additional xaerchant this country d tm tly In tho Eu­ conserve oil In tho oaat, whero ropeon wsr. adding that bo be­ shortage has . boon predicted, akin construction program al­ ready hod boon developed to tho lieved President Roosevelt would Ickea proposed to *ak city and avoid active participation In. tho state officers throughout tho # d a t where actnal coastruction conflict. east to arrest persona using what of shipbuilding facIMUea could Questioned about hla state­ ho termed "oil burner'* car* and benia early next month. No announcement waa mads aa to whore tho ahlpa would ha hnUh Likewise It wao not dfe% • * * when tho additional *h!pwnyo would bn located, although It was tald they worn to he »«• exUtiag yards. Officials Information would bo German Shock Troops Reported Storming Northern W ing O f Stalin Fortification Nnzin Blunt Bod Wnrplancs, ( ’aiijrlit Napping H ritis K V ic h y |tr«H»|in in Syria and |/ K * ii" n end4*41 at m idnight. l - ^ n d n announce*, while from B e iru t came word that General Henri Dent*. V ic h y commander in S y r ia ha* entered into direct negotiation* with tha Brimh looking toward *n arm is* Fr«e ^iat Building Pro­ gram Asked To Ex­ ceed British Losses B fk M A a a .r la lr d ll".t ilit irt 1.1; N l'M M E R 2t»8 ■___ _ i __ i Peace Talk All Quiet On W estern Front Stops War In Syria Agaiu Is Report F rom Red Command Maritime Commission wHaa Acquired 31 Such Vessels Under * Requisition -Act 4 h (J P )— Member Associated I’ reai 1911 Q ty News B riefs Ralph Boyle and Mia Ratia, both of Oriaado, 19, — mad a marriage licsaai Court Haese yaatarday. e f the Odd FslI will present a m at SiM to tha . Unoccupied Franca, IS — (91— Informed source* led last might that the 1 French, uneasy at possible of United States coaAtiaatie outposts, , ____ I tho damaged 96,battleship Riehslieu and •r ready with other warI to bolster the strategic [African base o f Dakar. ease also hare ! to repel any attempt, these U. S. Volunteers Injured In Syria Man Kills Bride, Self Over Kiss 96, who auffarad n broken Jaw and waa wounded In tha fact whBa fighting for tho Free French; and Martin Km w Iton o f Blralaghnni, Ala., who McK e e s p o r t . Pa.. July is suffered fractures of tha Utlgh — UP)— A Jobless atealworker when the ambulance ha v killed hla 93-yaor-old bride of driving overturned. two months and himsolf yaater- IIKKI.IN. July II. — (A P ) — AuthorlirH llrrman com­ mentator* today charged the l nltrd Slate*- occupation of Ireland » • * aimed at gattin, the I'nitrd Slate* Into thr European battlefield, and that l*re*!dent |{oo*evrlt waa determined to force thla en­ try. One commentator added lt<*»e«eH "la attacking Enr"|>e” anal "rinlallnx tho Monroe Itortrine." Ihe W l'helm*tra*«e de­ cline,! to rommenl officially on *hat Ihe German* hava allrxed In he American de*i»n* on llakar and French "e * t Xfrlca. (ti'rninn report.* iM c r tc d loiliiv I hut N azi *hook troop* w 'T i' slorm ing the northnni " i i i u " f the Stiilin Line, hut fo r the fift h ron*ecutivo duv Ihe flerm an High ('o n inminl foiiml it mlvisnhle tn reiHirt only that the cam pnign ngnin.it ltu**in wa* pm ceeiling “ uccunling to plait M Thi* Rrtl Army runimaml, elIhfr im triumph or in dupliei* lion of Adolf Hitler'* official *i*crfcy, drclarrtl nt» major ihangea had occurotl on Rus>a** wrwtrrn front. Thr prrriar point of the ft|Mirtr<| Nan attack was not spec­ ified, hut the official German net** agency I) N R »aid fryp* liially it waa In tha "w rit tona of lhr Sfalln Line 0 Presumably thr north rrntrpl sector wner* thr line follows thi* Dnepcr Rivrr Fir*t Lord of the Admiralty \ V Alriamlcr a ••tiled totfay Britain hail ha.| "pirtirulnrly *u*4f*aful" operations against Nhii -uhmahne* for tho past few work*. Tri’mciuloua new battle* along lh«* tt*m|K»r»rlly stalemated Itns*ian German front were heralded In*t night In rport* of a mighty G« m.m «»ffen*ivo and the mass­ ing of millions of Ruasian rein* fiiii’i'iurnta. Reliable sourer* in f,ondon said thi- new German offensive alreioly wa* umler way snd a Brlti«h press dispatch from Ankara tulil i*f g,0O0,(M)0 Russian troops, recently nVhilited, moving up towar'l the front. The Soviet night communique M •■UsnpS Tkrssi Tax Load Tu Be Fair, Says Co m p t roller TAl.r.AHARBEB. July 12 — (Rprclall— Prnprclv which haa been carrying It* fair «hare nf Ihe tax Inad will not "suffer from any unfair burden because nf the new tax tawx,” Slat* r<imntrnll#r. J. M. I-re tnlrf an invisible audlenrn over W. T. A. L. hera laat night. "Thna* who make their returns will not •u ffrr fmm a load that ahould be rarrird by those who do not make rrturna on time,‘ 'cither,'* he added. "There ara waya to find pro­ perty that la eacaplnr taxation, and I am going to hilp find It. I refuaa to ba tha tool through which we Increase the burden of those who conscientiously and with faith In good government file their returne, while othete who make no return or Incom­ plete returna have their burden diminished. * " I sat through a railroad »*aeaament board hearing Tueaday and heard dqhloua Uapayera shout 'It can't he done* ard I taka Issue with that attitude. I affirm here and now— 'll can he done, and I promise yon Ii will be done.* "And aa wa accomplish the State Game Department affldais point Mt thnt all fisher­ men aro now required to hava n license even fer fishing to their own country and enutian *poru. man and others to aot aro Um at onto from their local county purpose ef these new tag Uwe, activity will mean redac­ tion for thou who are new paying hy bringing in mneh day when aho refused to set­ property M t navtnr new. We tle n honeymoon quarrsl with • are going to find It aad nut S on tho roll for taxation and than Police said Albert Black, 96. are are going In collect felled hla wlfo Batty with sev­ “ Don’t tool youeeelf,” he add­ eral revolver shots, than, as of- ed. “ Don't qet the U u we*M fleers attainted to subdue him He down and let many with tear Its. ended hla own Ufa with the text ballot In tho M go. ««■ • , i ______ _ _ ■■ our --------------------- --- . ' •% ‘r e ‘ ■'4 n i-». ' ‘ v Al •• v ;<* “ Yaffil � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 11, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 11, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 11, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c03f28c82407f0f7c2f9427d754078d7.pdf 69d9bb6c2030b6025c1f10bd48d42ed2 PDF Text Text ♦ - i We d n e s d a y , Porters Cap, Staretor Are Race Favorites LOB ANGELES, Ju ly 0 — V - S taretor and Porter'* Cap all AS th e leading contender* r the $28,000 Hollywood dert a t Hollywood park thla Sat'day. b u t the colt th a t beat ■ both laat week w on't bo In • ram . B erry M ayer picked up Red CASUALTY • b M n u itt Andrew P lu s S e rv ic e ” Carraway AGENCY , IM to PARK PHONE 18 Jew el for k mere $2500 In • claiming race, and since then the colt In giant-killer fashion has twice beaten higher-rated rivals, Including Hugh 8. Nfsblt’s S taretor and C. 8. Howard's P o rter's Cap. B ut the prelous owner thought too little of the three-year-olil, he d id n 't bother to nominate him fo r tha mile and one-quarter derby. The trio fought It out In the A rcher handicap last Saturday. S tareto r finished first, hut was disqualified for Interfering with Red Jewel and the Cep In tho stretch. Jewel was awarded the victory and P o rter’* Cap second. S taretor and P o rter’s Cap packed 123 pound*, however, and Red Jewel but 112. In the derby, the rapidly Im­ proving P orter* Cap goes at 124 pounds, whteh which la 12 more than Staretor will be aakrd to pack. Staretor, Incidentally, fin­ ished ahead of P o rte r’s Cap In the Kentucky derby when both chaaed Whlraway home. Two good looking candidates were also dropped from consid­ eration today, Roman Governor failed to show anything In the .Archer handicap.. * M Cute Trick. ■ • 4UM ' eiw with a wicked leg and won’t be a 1 starter, according lo Trainer H arry IJnna. H ere’* the probable entry list: Staretor. Porter’s Cap. Ynnkeo Dandy, Rarkataek, Present Arms. Colorado Bof, Port, Paper liny. P irate, Buckhorn Creek, Tainted '" f l» f M l C o u n t y Votes Fund To Improve Police’s Radio plained. The present set i* 28 watta and the contemplated set i* 80 w atte, or double the cap a­ city. A new type antenna would, be installed in addition, the chief aald. The new art would fit Into the national defense efforts aa It would aerve aa a reliable f a ­ cility of communication in times of emergency, Chief Williams stated. The notary bond of Jno. D. Jlnklna, to g collector, and W. C. Hutchison was approved by the County Commissioned and It wa* decided to keep the canning kitchen open for o.ie r.iuru month. Tha kitchen will now remain open until Aug. ■ NEW YORK,. Julffv r..- • A ltorr-D kvldoff, who fight* un­ der the name of Uutumy Davi*. when he flghta, was brought In­ to a Brooklyn hospital early Tueaday for treatm ent, but he wasn’t there lung before l>e arm y flffuratively scratched it* head and began to wonder about it. The circumstances under which Brooklyn’s "lovely little charac­ te r" entered King’s county hoa« ltal seemed a mystery to a lot f folk* who should^have known all about them. Dummy's heart h u rt anti Ha fare wa* consider­ ably banged up when two pals brought him into the hospital In hi* aoldler suit. One physician aald the wounds might have been •uffered since hia fight with Prltale Zlvie laat Wednesday, al­ though Krttale dhl a pretty fair Job of carving that n ig h t An­ other doctor, however, said the hurt* were left over by Prltale. S U K a f i f f i 1R U L K lera/y to lit tonNU ailkt trackthat nit imldl , * d r , '■SB ■ AJATioaiAL A.A.tI TfeACKCHAMPICWSMIPS t4 TWLAPeiSHiA • T t m h i lW f U |h e je h l a # U n g e r e n th e job! T hat'* a f a # I A n d t h a n w hy owne r* e f Dodge Job-R ated truck* m a r t e x t r a b t f h m ile a g e fr e m t h e i r Iru e k a . . . h ig h » # # y H — wwtl>d« freaa l e v op eratin g coats a n d tow m ato tea enco n y s n te s . f a r (h e . "tong pnU" ahead, you’ll b e m oney ab eo d w ith eneh a trw d k . . . th e auality-built Dodge Job-R ated tra c k t t n t #to p e e r Job, Be coom in to^iay a n d "get eat" w ith th e m eat a a tn fy ta g tra c k ln vatom ad t yonVo ev er n u d e . . . a b etto r tra d k a n d a good "deaf* w ith ll b e n l tra d e -in altow- Gadsden franchise which ho waa operating. Nellie Lraeh. who took over direction of the Tar* midway of laat season, telephoned Ms resignation from Savannah Tuea­ day afternoon. * RigRB Crowned In Win Over McNeil 301 W. lat ST. BANFORD, FLA. TELEPHONE 160 Russians Report Smashing Nazis In Drive North holding firmly agalnat the Inva­ der*. Thera waa Indtpendent evi­ dence, too, th a t th e N ail - of­ fensive . had been halted every­ where. Some o f th« heaviest fighting waa In th* lower U kraine where the southernmost o f t w o N e t l thrust* In th a t region w tt. aald by th* Sovlat command tq hav* been turned Into a , disorderly German-Rumaalan re tre a t of coa■Iderabl* magnitude. Her*. It waa etat*d. th* Natl* were thrown back • croat tha P rut River—wklek form* th# boundary between old Ruaala and tb* recently Bovlatlaed former Rumanian province o f Bcaaarebla — to the vicinity of BalU. T hat town la 8 0 miles w ithin Beoaorabla. Other Red eountar-atUeka were mid to have boon loosed In tho region* of O etrov, when** the Neil* war* try in g to gyt *t Leningrad i Poletok, along the Russian center protoettog Mos­ cow |. and Nevogtmd-Volyneht, my." hut ju s t where wa* not lliarlnaeil. There wa« land .fighting, how'ever, near Ififngn, a naval base on the Finnish peninsula leased hv the Soviet, and In the region nf Murmansk, the Soviet Arctic port near the Pfhnlah fronll-.-r. German reverses w ere. Indicat­ ed not alone hy tho official So­ viet version but by the * * tn ordinary restraint of the Ger­ man high command and hy In fitfetation reaching m ilitary obeerv»re In V lcjy, Prance. } In V’flfWy—which I* not ae fenlikely a v artae* noln*. as It • .ght appear alneo officers the'* J u re many nolnta of eonto:t mith the N ails— It waa aald that the German th ru st against the Btalln line had been aubstanllally a t a standyt’il yesterday fa r tha fourth r.ireraalve Hay. These Informant.* said (he Na­ ll* had been held back 'b y the neeeaeltp of regrouping their anil* and o f le'.rgnm tlng a m ­ ply. and by savage guerilla resistance at their re a r In MODERN FINANCE < 11 W. Central Avaaaa, TO A U , UliaillTOR'B AND rRR- th* ares of tha Gorman thrust Into tho Ukraine toward Kiev, th* proytoelal capital. In th# far northern theater, said Moscow's early morotof communique, Red • wanMna “mad* a suece**ful landtag for with ALTMAN’S USED CARS * n iA T C O U N T S ’ WE HAVE THE CAR YOU WANT AT A PRICE YOU WILL BE WILLING TO PAY 8 4 4 Ob Easy Terms 1939 Pontiac Coopo ------ 4495.00 1038 Dodge Fordor Sedan Radio.... 445.00 1938 Chevrolet Coupe Radio ... 425.00 1938 Plymouth Coupe ------ ... 395.00 im Expert ^Repairs Out ahop to won equipped to make any repairs on farm machinery, traltora or •they equipment. tho ■niton and Rap#h ttorvto* IEORGB STINE. Owners WINES - GINS - LIQUOR^ r a n D B U vnr-raoN B m P ly m o u th Catch .......... in t u n ooirnT o f n n e t o u n tt Jt/IKIH. BF.MINOI.lt COUNTY. FboniDA. in rn o tu T R . la lla : K siatrt o l AM AN D A 8 AMUKt-B, I»vc»*aa4. lassiHed Advertisements HOTPOINT Electric TRUDIE MAE BROCK wanto t ab a* cook o r maid. 818 E. th BL c*. Makers: A■tomes Earn!far*. Several' K stent Plana. - IX TUB riR cxvT c o m T ix axd r u n b k r m o i .h r o r x T t , f l o . m u m . ix r i M x c m v . FKPKUAI* FARM MOUTOAOE COIt ro ll ATION. IMalnllff. VH. II K. MlfiSVAA, and imnMIKA n«iM#ll. hi# wlf#. THURMAN KKKTII.IZEIl COMPANY. a Flo rl«l*•ri.pp'.raitnn, CHARM A COM* PANT, a Florida rnrpnnillon, and HANFORD AOflirULTUH Al, CMEDIT CORPORATION. a Florlda mrporatlon. Defendant#, o n n r * f o r p r n location . TfUV LTATK n r V ’ ~ »: II K nUHHKLL and IIKHMINA lirSHKUo bla Wlf#. IIAHTWICK. NKVV YORK: To# ar# h#r*4»y nntlfl#d that • ■ult haa t»«#n brou«ht afalnat you In th#. Clrrult Court for M#mlnol# Count r. Florida. In Chan##rjr, by In lfra l Farm U o r t|i |« Corpora lion, and you ara h#r#ba r#«iulr#d to rtl# with th# Cl*rh of aatd Court at hla offlra In tha Court llotiva of K#mlnola County. Florida, at Hanford, Florida, your w rlttrn #pt>##r»n«*# (p«r#on*lly ar by attorney) In raid suit on tha flrat Monday In Ai>f\j#t. A. D. till. t*#lnd th# 4th day nf aatd month and th#r#nft#r to fll# with aald ri«ck your w rlttrn d#f#na#a. If any. to tha bill of romplalnt la aald ault at tha tlma praaerlbrd by |aw; Jlarvln fall not nr judgment wilt ha rnt#r#d aca:nat you by dafault. It I# furthar ordered that thta Ordar alutll bu puhllahad one# a w##k for four ct*ne#«utlre waakf In Tha Hanford 11•raid, a n a « n paper of general circulation pat>|i#h#d In Hanford *«*nlaoto County, Florida. Wltnraa my hand and th f aaal nf ••14 Court at Hanford. Florida, thin l#t day of July. 1941. O P. IIEIINDOV Am Clark of aald cfcurt Ur A. M. WKRKA I>eputjr Clark Mill Supplies Irrigation Syatenu - Expert Welding SITUATION WANTED LOANS avmfrtfJT ftlnyiKUoutif to"T>i- LOUISV1ILE, K; (AO—Bobby Riggs ei Clinton, 8. C., won hla Southern Tennis Champ Tuesday - - by champion Don McNeil home City, 7-8. In tho fifth nnd cooperation deciding aet of tho delayyd fL nala. Rlgga and McNeill each had DEPEND Q N D n D G E ^ ^ z l ^ T R U C K 5 • M o rten o r a m a t i balm Nolle* la hereby given th at pur• uant to rinal deer** rendered an tha lib day of July. A It. 1*«I . la that certain caua* o n u in t In the Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judi­ cial circuit In tha mat* of Flor­ ida. In and far Aemlnole County, wherein ooorga It. Wltmer. aa esectilor of tho aatat'i of Itohorta K. Btoho Wltmor, daeaaaad. I* aad F. A. Wolfar and Slalallfr. lary M. Wolfar. bin wife, at al. ara dafandanl*. Usw undersigned. *a Special Master, willy within the lagal hours of aelo. ( a Monday. Iho tin day of August. A. D. 1**1. offer for aola and sell to the hlahaat and heat bidder for cash at tbw front, door of tha Court J l o u a e B • m I n o I a CoUatyT Florida. Ig Hanford, Flor­ ida. tho following described lands and pram'aaa rituals In Bamlt.nl* County. Florida, lo-wlt; Itr ginning SIS feat Waal and STS faJt North of tha Quarter flection Corner on B. Boundary .of Bact. ft. Townahlp 1* B. of Itango IS. F.aat. run Waal SIS ft. ff. l i l t Feat to stake on m ar­ ginal line nf l a t a Monroe, Blnnlne. containing I t acres mor* or MM Ml# In b# mad# to ■atlify th# lirrn^ of #a>d d##r##. LLOYD V. nOTLR Hp#rlal Ma#t#r. ICmmthiw*4 F is a s rw « e Owe! w y iin ' CAlXfoQA\kA, I of rue necsMt Army Doctors Are Puzzled At Davis '1 * 1 1 1 / I I I V LEGAL NOTICES antra n a r u c a a j t m i o n n s Ireland la planning a - gigantic KANO* AOAl.XBT U 1D CSTATR: hanrei t, of pant to forestall pos­ Ton and eaeli of » « a r e , hoeoky aotinen a id repaired to r r»' sible foal famine to IMS. ■oat any (talma and damanda which yon. or allkar of T°uaia« kava aaalnat tka relato or AMANDA SAMLTXB. daeaaaad. lata of aald Coantr. lo the Count? Judaa of Aemlnolo County. Florida, at kla otflra In tha rourt kouaa of aald County at Sanford. Flor­ ida. within atcht ealandar monlha from the lima of tha flrat hublleatton of tMa nolleo. Karh claim ar demand akall bo In welting, and shall atato tha pUca of reatdanra and post orrtra addraaa of tha claimant and shall 0» sworn to ba by tha clatmint. a«<oit or attoraay and any aueh claim or de­ mand not so filed rball ho raid. IV. II. Jones W. M. JONKS Aa administrator of tha Estate of AMANDA BAMI'EUI, deeaaaad. Flrat Publication Juns Si. l»ltLaaaa Made aw Sign, fla g Uner. TRUCK3 1940 CMC 1 Yt to# eab A Chaaak • new U w # ----------- 595.00 toijoy 1deUeto maola. . aporu. oatdaor pm aaovleo, orchestra . . .• a* comfsrt aat a glorlaaa halidi 1M8 ChcvTotot 1 y. ton Cab and % C h a a a k __ _ 395.00 . - A t *■* LOW PARBI from JACKSONVILLE ROUND TRIP entertainm ent. Direct Steam er %M f f .00 • P . M. every Friday i ( | i » (On# Wny 827 up) Take Tear Car At Lew Raton Os* W a y --------------------I # 1937 Ford Vj ton P W io p _____ 195.00 1935 Chcvrotot Yt to# pickup 165.00 ALTMAN CHEVROLET CO BILL’S PACKAGE STORE By PAUL 9 9 M UBACX VALHON DOCS i r n t L I O WONA ,P S PACKED AND I )/H »JS T E IJei8L V — swwNtcsaorp fACTOHT-BUILT trail- COLORED WOMAN wanto aa cooko 411 Pin* A re. Jab DAIRY, DRUG a tore *y any « lnd o f work. Boseo* Thomas, 9 th 81. * Railroad A ra, r. M N THAN H ? I S . u c c a Z -rT H A T S G W UP A DOUACAWI ^ B T o n lS S r /iT | �■■■I JO i INPBP r it 1 f e r a N EW SPA PER JULY SANFORD, FLORIDA, TH 10, V 1941 [Congressman Pans Stem Old General WASHINGTON. July 10, — (AT— Rep. Norrcll, democrat of A riontas who sa y , hr baa hern advtsed that Lieutenant General Ben Lear "I* still on the Golf Links,’* -ugg»«t*d in the House that Congress de­ mand an investigation of the officer’s disciplining of yoo,hooing troop*. i "He is not the Wind »f a President’s Move In Iceland Not Right Without Congress! Sanford la I t * Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation l d Member Associated Press Russians And Germans Clash With Violence As Invader’s Motorized Unit Is Destroyed • • * Nazis Capture Red Fortress :.;8»y*- jt^ « J h t« a rip s » a a s g WASHINGTON, Ju ly 10. - * M —Senator T ift, Repel lit an t l Ohio, told tho Sen* to ixlsy ha heard week* * |o on ratable *e- / tliorlty the United S tatei w *l •, constructing a navel a ir bee# far J Great B ritain In N orthern In * Tax NptdM Most Be ,. Checked To Meet i Monetary Demands NUMBER 216 i, Nazi Losses Claimed / -‘ni /w i 6 Re 12-14 Thousand Men On 300 Mile Battle Front Nazis Silent On Specific Gai ns i n c i n n a t i Zoo ^ants Boy Friend or Ape Debutante Berlin Taper S ays Masses Of Troops Are Now Engaged 1 "tin e a I made the flist d raft of thla ipeach Wendell WUIkiai CINCINNATI, July 10, - 0 V , a fta r a call upon the President, announced th a t In hie oprnloa wa — Wanted: A hey frieml for 8uW A S H IN G T O N . J u l y 10 .......... ......... . af should establish mQitor- base* — Au t h o r i t a t i v e ao u rcend Scotland.'' S co tlan d ^, <>ffki*le of the Cincinnati too both In Ireland and Europe'* military^, ti ta n * «* Mid t o d n RooMTelt wtU -- Roosevelt *™ *ent out .word Wednesday for T a ft said had no XVW OO, fought with rifting violence Susie, who reputedly la th I tig h t to send troope t > Ireland today aft the Ruaaiana re­ w ithout •authority from Gongra**. K world'* ” " " “ ■ Inly »"*y trained gorilla, will ported the annihilation o f ' B ecrtU ry of W ar Frank K not * l4 ,° n A ut. S e a n d ^ h a t makes $1 5 ,0 0 0 ,a German motorised d ie tstrongly Indicated ytoterday that h«-r definitely the debutant»- of *American naval vessels patrolling such animals In captivity. ftion of twelve thousand to Any others around, jnlff-d Ned th e A tlantic had been ordtrad to fourteen thousand men and shoot if necessary to Insure th* Hastings cf l$b sou staff, ere claimed victories elsewhera safety o f communications b e ­ too young to be thinking about on the vital three hundred (hr boys—yet. . . . tween th* United S tates and ail Tble p retty Polynesia*', g W f e v e A d m t r a l H atband Klmmel, But finding a boy frle-d for strategic outposts. mile front guarding M oscow commander-h>-cblef of the Ualtad S ta te , Fleet, a ( l a . , o f pine­ A t tha same time, Wendell la ftu.ie bids fair to be ns much and Leningrad. apple Juba ee ha* stepped off the traaa-Pedflc c llp p rr plana which WUIkle, last ye er’a Republican of a problem ns finding a prince (rvrmans silent on eny speci­ leak him beak to .hie Hawaii beae a fte r a conference with Presi­ Presidential nominee, vlgoroui * for a would-be royal brtile, ncfic gain*, declared the World'* Cm-ling to anxious overture* con­ d e n t Roosevelt In Washington. Hq_ tailed Ihe vialt “ routine” but endorsing th* .American occu two largest arm ies era now tlon of Iceland, advocated Ihe ducted by Jam es,A . Itellly, xoo fighting a decisive battle end declared th a t “the g reater Uto e ffo rt we make now, the belter tabliahm ent of American mill president and other offieere In­ a Berlin newspaper asserted that chance we h a m ‘ e f avoiding war a a d 'e f acquitting aBracIvrt well bases In nerthern In la n d tituling Bill Dressman, the apo'e not until now have greet maeeScotland. Willkl* had J If wn* do g e t. Into w ar.” trainer. ** of th* arm ies com* Into de­ emerged from a conference wf For one thing, the supply It ploym ent Hitler'* field head­ President Roosevelt when he limited. There e rr only two boyquarters In Issuing its third made . his rem arks, h u t he toM , gorillas: Bushman, I.’ vr.ir.oM of tera* communique In euceeeelow he was expressing hie own opin­ (h r Lincoln Park i » i in Chicago on the nineteen day old w*f ions. and llamboa, 13. ssho-a nail with Russia ilccI*re-1 “operation* The P n a ld e n t, meanwhile W*i In the east are progresalng re­ nlmnnin* renueet to to* conCooPhiltuMph’o. planning an" new ’ request „Susie , hlm . lentlessly.” came t<v th.- <»i from Africa and Germany, ns n first* Th* N ail high command con­ fund*, prebahlv totaling class peesengrr ahsmr.l Ihn Ger­ firmed th* capture of Salta, * .$l»,00»,00o.ooo In apprei man sliriglhw G raf Erppsllo. Next soldier* Of* shown in action as |h * y captured * Rue. fortified Russian town on the. and aalherixaUona. O f t border after th* Red 000,004(000 waa expect*, si*n concrete hunker fortress, according to the official German Finnish Army Division was said to hnvo for help to- th e British e option with these radmphotua from Berlin. In top photo, they been crushed. eibly to other* baUling tl •dge toward th* bunker atop tha Beluw, they wipe out the A French spokesman In Vlehy ,__ ________ „ with H w; iw m olndpra *a Red defender* with. * stream of liquid fire, , declared tho British had not re­ Earlier, Ihe W hite Henee made l i LEARWATRR, July 1 10, —’ plied to Franc*** request fo r an / »■ } _ j the! a aaaawrsnUelUahad - H.i.scll T . W alk e r, senarmistice In Syria except With • ' ‘Jdlp M en received from Wieetmi toncetl In circuit court here June liwreiAwf’ m ilitary aasquIU/ k . a * - <d sta ff .Chore hill exproatlng concern oyer 3 far two safe cracking Joh* In to p h i In Washington authoritative g of Inn■ announcement leet Thursday ! pnoivgmpner in P ftrriborg In the winter of report* were that Congreariedal • re- by Senator Wheeler, en opponent IM0, was In Pinellas ro-inty Jell leaders tdvleod Roosevelt they « „ MJ nMw, n w r w « » -. Mr, of the President'* foreign policy. Weshwsslay and Rtat* Attorney cannot win approval for logUla-' B u rm a scored t t I I In the slow th a t Iceland would to o**opted, MrMgllcn described his release turn to use trainees outside the fire, competition. Churchill complained th a t live* from Ihe elate prison a t Ralforsl Western Hemisphere. Scores were a s follows: might have to o n Jeopardised by recently -a mistake.” 11 member* of the Sanford Rusal* declared today th a t It* Stow Match Rifle* the disclosure. Country Club tske pert In the big Red arm y fighting for sur­ Joel Field* ST Wheeler ta rtly replied that the i Whilirr .had been sentenced to inter-city golf match to be play­ vival on a fro n t extending fro** Ned Smith >• 02 Unked S tates wae etlU n demo*- five, year* on each o ffrn n by ed a t the Orlando Country Club the Arctle Circle to tho jllack J . V. Janes 14 3J8 racy. He to i l retm rter* he r*» ( • t i l l Judge Bird who today nrSunday afternoon starting at I:- Be* steadily was tapping the Jail, McMj I. R. H. Verney 14 eented erlUelmn from Cburtbill. ‘ d him heck o'clock, Ituymond l.undqulat said striking eower of the German said the action was tskrn A. L. Meyer*. * o r “othero o f tho B rtlU h ruling this morning. war machine which hae claea," and declared ha had *»• sue* the court hod given no Jr. ' in The men expected to lie In the run nearly all of Europe. hurt by clube and atones Wednes­ ary rig h t to rav*al Information r for W alker's discharge linvup ere Lnwrvncr Lundqulst, Jim Wahb 04 Violent b attles still surged In­ coming to Mm aoneornlng the** C. n . Shaffer 08 Retford end because the day In two rlotlou* clashes be­ K. !• Scott, John Ivey, Maxwell conclusively along th# entire tween independent miner* and p ri­ “ move* tow ard war,” W . H. Xnaeay 0T m tperty bond under which he Stewart, Gene Barber. Kliner Toll, front with the >* n I I , Germans and Then he flnng o n t n clulleng* n banquet CapL B. S latbeen released wa* no good.” vate detectives guarding a strip II. W. Rucker, G. W. Spencer, E. Finns claiming slight gains In mining operation In Penney!to President Roosevelt to come te n 01 B. Smith, Fred Bolly. A W. Ly­ Ihe direction of Leningrad and rga Weshv«nla>. tower anthracite region. to CongTOM and ask a daelarat on ons, Joe Masters, W (i. Flem­ Kandalaksha, railway point eouUl eat Pelm Roy Williams 00 The disorder was the culmina­ ming and Andrew fnrraw ay. of w ar If ha wanto ona. If R >ofing Firm Gives 01 Into were Leo Butner of the Rovlet Arctic p o rt e f tion of a long fight by the miner* Poegraea votaa ouch n request Allan D e r-. The Orlando mutch will be against surface stripping of coal the tlin l of th* Inter-city match­ Murmansk. down.” t o said, “ than wa all thick .8 4 Who alAdolf Hitler, editor of th* N a­ veins with power shovels—a es played thin summer. Teams should ha tinltod fo r paaca. If Paul Banoee 88 il high command’s communiques, practice they consider destroys Congr#** *honM, In a jranetltuJim AHaabF 08 have met Daytonu Beach losing limited himself n statem ent property values end lessen* em ­ both time*. - t'onal way, declare w ar, than we rid Get- H. W nifima 00 that “tha fights continue success­ ployment opportunities. in Oeer- C. K MeSlarrow John Ivey broke a n All J>y s c o r ­ ful on th* *ntlr* eastern feea*-" But order barely had been restored by hurriedly-summoned ing a 78 last week, setting him German reporter*, however, said several Estonian village* had state -troopers when a second group of miners moved In on Sundny match, Mr. LundquUt been occupied along with Oelro* another surface operation flv t •■id Maxwell Stew art had hie Russian city n*nr th* Latvian fir-t chenco to crack a 40 on tha border. This U tte r a rt* was th* **«ne fii>t nine but blew up an the U -l hole to taka seven itr e k tt of hitter fighting »* - th# G er­ man* tried break through to ­ and finish with a 4-1. WASHINGTON, Ja ly 10 ROOM* tow n. July 1 6 - 4 * K. II. Smith looked good on ward 1-enlngrad. Hera th* Be­ . Tha haoaa naval affair. the fairway last week making y le's said Uralr trooo* w*r* *t«hFL IN TY OF WATER |he longest drive ha has over bomlv "pounding back the *4* j ic e a lto e * * • # F s g s T w s l swung ll__ _ into, ______________ to come withit\% 40 SAM DIEGO, Callf.. July 10 yards of tho green on a 370 yard - (jWV— Rapid grow th e f this hole, Mr. Lundqulst said. e r owing to defense work ha* c led fa r quick thinking about ATLANTA, July 10. -H F V - Wiliianu Make* High Match Score; Sktten Shooto Tops In Slow Fire PriHoner*s Release Declared Mistake ■ r - i kill. As Many As 14 Local Golfers May Enter InterCity Match At Orlando .to .to to 'SfflS Rattle. On For Lite Sob 0-ft Claimed In Good Condition Of Two Pound Baby Chandler Appointed To Board Of Regents r reports them “more than percent full.” t wore Chief Petty Officer de Page, 43, end 0 . D. Page, who foetid -th at th*T were hers . Claude left hie home ■few York to Jobs the Navy Sea Island Cotton Group Will Meet German Spy Hanged The second meelli For Treason Crime Semlaolt le a Island LONDON, July 10 —m — George J . Armstrong. 30. • B ri­ ton, » s i executed b y ' hanging W ednesday as a spy for Ger* many. An announcem ent said he had mad* contoot with the German espionage organisation through an Interm ediary of u German consul In the United States. Armstrong wae convicted of treason May I . II* waa an en­ gineer who served a t sea In 1939 Best Alibi Wins Speedert Freedom ■oclotion will m eet Court House July I! P. M., to discuss subjects portant to grower* of the < C. R. Dawson, county agoal, this morning. M. H. GUI. atato egrWul aSoursIsland J ’jre s f& s ; Cotton aro oruo 3 Building Permits Issued At City Hi Three building permit* construe tied coating *ttt 1 CHICAGO, Jaly 10 r - W r - were leaned a t too City 1 T raffk Judge George QuUki yesterday, according to the I mad* good Wednesday en hie ord* e f W & l n c U*pe*to* Or promise to gpurt freedom as n door pels* .t o tho de fend *a t of­ fering an onasnal alibi foe a traffic o n s e t. (T ha Jadge waa tired of “ail thee* old e u a * * ) . H e rto rtlb w ^ ]* »h«**d wkh speeding 40 miles an to u r, _ �i Th* Sanford Herald Protect r o w ***■ y se r Ta* Aw seaer «»w V BK SK F O B is-r—► . YOU WILL LOVE HIM IT YOU GET ACQUAINTED WITH mu. an s t il l 0:00 B( 0:05 M General did not recommend ■ mudal. We suppose there in aomethlar to be Mid for the General's point of view. If aoMfers cannot maintain dl»* ciptino whon passing a golf coune la one of thdrhom e towns, what would they do if u f any army of occupation they were marching through tho etreets of Dakar, 'or* of Berlin T Soldier* have to b* trained for all contlngencirt and certainly thia la one of them, ■■ *•*- * ' T U JJA Y n.' Nevertheless, Congressmen are warning Gen, Lear not » to lei It happen again. ______ -. nr t> * i.-ar n-: and I i< t: :-.tff.«»i* THAT t AM 0 0 D . IN SILENCE 'A N D . IN SOLITUDE YOU CAM MEET HIM: And thou e ta l t lore Um Lord thy God with all thy'heart, and with mil thy —til, and with all . thy might. — D rat. M , . » • 0:30 Si 7*0 U i ......... , ...... Alton tie 8 p eril Reporter 7 :2 8 Sam C a ff “Face of the W tr” 7 :3 0 Rnelety fo r tho Preserve' tian of B erber Shop Q uar­ te t Singing in America. 7 :6 6 KImer Da via nod the News H.Ofl The Khadow n a o llerreio o f Fun 0:00 (ik o n M iller — 0:10 Professor Quit 0 :1 6 News of the World 10:00 tho 10:10 lllrh n rt fa rin g O rchestra 10:30 C a rt,lln f f‘ O rrh»stra 11:00 IJntMt; Wella, Newa 11 d>6 Johnny L ook Orchestra 11:30 Donee Orchestra 11 iM r w M en 12:00 Sion O ff T ar • Women Can Help ' 'ft Tumj» know Although we hear a good deal about fifth columnists and saboteurs, there are literally mlHiond of peoptS ta the (fro m Ihe Bihrsr Bough) rtaaps wa desire death: or : Is poison so surest! Tar do the little Slrsns •k e,k in d lier m usk for s r Red Forces Nazi Consul** Wife Arrested1For Theft In V i o l e n t M iNtOLA,' N. T ., July 10 — s h Front lA’t —Mrs. Clara T farar, 83, des­ g „ Sirens, slcoof l u s t Really Is. rather strange, for Ug all th e power on their aids, M, Importance: men turn a . t from U sm , preferring their her "heaping by a friend, Mrs. Hsrry Barnes, complainant. Edward L E dstrom , defense eonnael, entered a plea of not guilty and. asked fo r tlqm to as­ certain whether e r rv-t th e ' defvndsnt w as protected by diplomalic Immunity. - ■ S t ._ Caliber of t i e U . 8, Army’s coast artillery guns ranges from three to 16 inches. cribed by her counsel as wife of the secretary a f the German con­ uperlor . German sulate general In New York, was . f. \ *l•'»**; r railed Wsdnaday cn a charge and G erm an' sps. under C ol- of grand lsreutiy m falling to i ‘ turn 113,416 In Jtw slrr left in Gen. Niki Von Falkeahorpi officially. ltd . ocuepation af LEGAL NOTICES r towns on « 800Balia sa d nland front la tb* _______ w .y t^ j.L fiia f|n miles away. G enrral ron Fnlkeahorst w u tha Nasi campaign ja & re & K t thingyoujmow il golfer* art hterlude 040 U1 T — ecrew 'e program* 0 :3 0 "Norman Bfailejr ond 31> Florida Cowboys. -w rrr 7 :0 0 News of Europe. 7 :1 6 Breakfast Brevities 7 :4 6 Four Binging Salesmen 8 :0 0 UP Newa S ;I 0 Program Return# S r i 6 Meaning Devotions 8:30 Good morning from Syra ruse 8 :4 6 Tunes from the Tropin 0 :0 0 Virgldla 0 :0 6 Black and Whita Notes 0 :I S Myrt and Marge .9:30 M sm tl 0 :3 8 Org»novelties 9 :4 6 Woman of C ourses 10:00 Dsytona Reach V arieties 10:16 UP News 10:30 At Home -with S a il/ Mar­ tin 10:46 Fnoi 11:00 Kata tin s awUu USO Era11 'M On Y our ta r tp e r Ipcnars 3*1 Sunday •98 | Interlude ^ -d -T Im . Uellsg Utai.s iiurvrnm .nl ebllsation.. glrset sag g u a ra n te e d ---- L -i— ______ • reilcstlon. at m slt* and polities! vubdlvlalee* _ other bond., notts sag dibeularee --- ---- 1......... Cwperal* etoeke, tarledlng. etoeh or Pedvrsl It*. serve bank — ___ _ ____ __ Casa, belsnrra with etfcer bisks, Hwlndlng rvwrv. l>ala see, end cask Items la proseeo eC tellaelloa Ueek p r.m l... swasd ItS.lleeO, .lanilier* said (I terse IUSS.SS -------y...— __ Ileal .sslale ewnsd ether tkaa bash prsmi.ee — Otnsr aeeata .. ----------.. ...._________• l*4.IIMb Tis.rn.sf J }» (.wise .‘•“'•nff* CASUALTY “ In s u r a n c e agency 1MM PARK PHONE 13 ELECTRIC CO. I f YOUR TA STE DEMANDS T H E BEST U t . • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES • WINES . 6 1 IU U ilU 8 1 :0 0 lilt ltio 1)4* Kokd o f t t f e . Young D r. Malone Joyce Jordsw New Sm yrna V arieties M erry O f Bound **0 U* . _ ' 111* Punnr Msdolles 1 3 8 UP News - ' s.sca.es ),Ut.lt irisM: r, >l - ■' 1 T "^ have been planning to an editorial on< bow th a ns are whipping th e . Our•but. have bean hesitating kf the Germane would -win RuBsiaha Can Los* Much driver 08- an automoblls, surprise BY ASSOCIATED ToTAt. U A R tU T tn _______ ■ CAI'ITAL AavoliNTISl Vv Cspllsl KtM«l. . .___ <«l I'iMwaiQa sleek, lets I ear nurnlue ______• UMIviaed pretlls ilsssrvee -------- -------------------------- ~ (till retain 8VSKWf T tn p t, I.'APIT AI, ACQOUKTg---------- military pun T: A* the Nanis push deep* deeper.A lto. Russia, there It dsaos i th a t Soviet plaaaeru prvpkrsd for lose of Ur of fkuwUar territory. 1 tegu kestiu n of Interior supply and manufsetun ether TOTAL NEED - . »^ d<kmibs-.*e* •' Wla«. Gte* CortUh, tie. F»w« Delivery, TOTAl. LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL. ami YOUR CHILD I B r k n d y , Phmm 9148 B e n rlc e ” Andrew Carraway IMtS.SS TUTAX. AH3ETH _____________________ *____ "" S .IS tltM i .Demand tf.pestta ef ledlvlduelv. partnerenipe. sad torporatioee . ,.... l .ltl.lS t. t | Tlato.dspoette *| Individual., partaerahlps, sad ror eer* lion. _______________ ^__;_Z L z2— ’ 44l.4tl.iiS ilea setts o< Uslt-d Ute tea aefw am ent (Ipsladlag IS .114,11 poeut aavlaat) ------- ---------------------------- liepoMie nf Slates sad pellilcat te b d lv ls lo ts ----- ' ' 411.416*1 Other d.po.its . (csrtlfled ahg, ceehUrTI • vh.rke. M i ll * 3VTAL P UfO WTS . . . . — •— ------ tl.4 lt.lll J» other lia b ilitls a ________________ P lu s CLASHES T O .V I31T �T .»OV - PAGE THRER ' Domestic Demand New President Of Florida Alumni Said Li kel y To Is Known As Ardent Horticulturist Up Farm Prices fin |-t| I when h. ti iv.-b 1 in Ih® G A IN E SV IL L E. J u ly to ( 1 !' '••BRO (Speci*l)— A representative i-i•t •(«f * itn* • i p Social Calenda J. W. Shadoln U recuperating •* hie horn* on B19 Elm Avenue from pneumonia. Mr. and Mr*. Berner Winn a i their roM t. Mix* E lir. •b a th Wheeler, of OcUla. Ga. and an article on China wai read by Mr*- A. J. Walker whd I closed the meeting with a pray­ er. The hoeteu, aaaiated by Jeaa Louise Yarn, served refreshments to the following: . Mrs. W. B. Stovall, Mr*. N. J. D onar. Mrs. Bertleson, Mra. Walker. Mrs. J. E. MeAleraader, Mrs. Tacker and Mra. Yam. M r i W. P. Stone, Mr*. J, M. Camerbn, Mr*. C rate Kim­ ble and Martjr Cameron spent the day Tuesday ia Leesburg . > Mr. and Mrs. Grorv* Ofru^. Ahto” •on, George, Jr., of Amhrtilgo F»-. and Mr. and Mra. Fre»l Gross of DeLend, sre visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 1» E. Bauman. w Miss Leffler Has . Tea For Mrs. Wood *. followed by a picnic ailpper. Circle six. M rs. B- E. K-urifoy. 1104 i £1 m Avenue. ~ A The following circles o f th e W Presbyterian Church will m eet a t 3 JO P. M. . # , Circle One. Mrs. L. V. Boyle, chairm an, will m eet a t the hom e • f Mrs. H arry Woodruff, 818 Oak Avenuo, -wllh Mrs. P. , D. • S cott and Mrs: John Ivey ss cobOitCRMf. # Circle Two, MIm Lottie C ald­ well, Chairman, will meet a t , th* horns o f Mrs. W. A. Z achary, SIR Park Avenue, m Circle Three, Mr*. Daisy Lew.. w Is, ehalrm an, will meet w ith Mr*. Jo*’ E m rrlrk , 1004 S anford Avenuo. • Circle F our, Mrs. P rsn els M eriwether, chairm an, will m eet j r w t t h Mrs. M. O. .McNair, Eos* 9 C ourt. • Circle r i r e . Mr*. A. D. Sm ith, .chairm an, will moot with Mr*. J L H. W slthour, -708 Mcllonrllle Avenue. . Circle 8 U Mrs. J . D. Wood• ru ff, chairman, will meet w ith ,111m Irens H inton. West Side. TUBRDAT *»p« i ' il* i f"i I.. 1 m F a i n te r 1 h«* n-nred 1 ►'•*»t ' 1*F• * » II* III |»* • f•*• f.M 9*• h* canker , * ..ft ft'. 1 (•*• •! » Th. 1••!1*•\ai*1'•#• ' •• It*, wa# p* t tor hy | ss•0•1* 1 1 11*1|* • ! i. a po#r. ft.. .*. 1*1.1M» I’ a *Ait. Hn 1 •• ll.sll If llll.l a\ «a to move t» tif • ■! ii**i ' >ll . ♦ . fitrr th «9 .* 1 Ik. VN .1 lilt • • tn* hujilLeland lim it. Moruinn*. II. f Hunt Brtsinstalled *t the Alunini (*-11111 * W U» • |>*' ...........tie»MII<*( • i hi# p rrMb. • 1 1 midsummer cunferenr* h*M . M ill p.» •■It •a t •i .tea. W»«v#rly , , .... Spring. I ..t w „ k lit »m' t;•:• ' vIbis (Mini |»rir»s mid |j Rainbow | . ... in 19.15. firAl rainc - to Florid.» ,p IIr»*Ak • * *' •I in 11»*I 1‘U‘tii**'. till ino-l ”th**r • "4 \ brfft l «* U i r»»p* ;**••! h\ ( stock **»M tins 1011 • " « ffrailuatr aludrtit M i” t It . i\ n* wotk. . grt-ati Y« t»r i *!• M.Min; Its lli f than !.»• th* Vtnivrr^itv aft*»r att«n«l i ,.k. Wale# \ ii< »■.Ms! will w’IihI up lb* friii MinmA^lfniYrr-itv. Ovfont. m . n.iM.i' ■ h / *1' •iir IbMi.l alncn rt’crivnl hit ». !•»• w nit i it* i* f in ••\»r !:• In it mi. ! *EV. hit ' . z~~• «!i|i«'l» «,i(tinii*‘ ; ?s th r \ |i:t\« Ihi 'H ■*r mcIi’Ik V •I•*r1 1‘9- Mm i siifhorinvhi»rk in Kluriild u r n iiimiIi- j" jfor 11*•• !• * t t . Ah nutoitb’s • h t Sunday 1 Me hy n («•!!.m*hi|» in the | U Vi««*t • a-** *1 i’in|»l**y im-nt a-.I ..-11 Mint ha% Minn r »•’»•*»»»• r*sultin * 11 tn ihi’ t .if tho .1%f. 1.fri-r nin itnd •*«in* \\ hat ! From lh»t time until thr *.f I’om* -n*nM« r it|t|i|iri* h.»\. !•«•!,t n i ’il ««'nt, l're»nlrnl O’Hvrn#*'* f* » 1. *» t Floi 1 In a. i»»’tM *ha* bren Rprnt in hnrtu’iiltm *1 »»»•*»• Iron of tho St»te of Murid*, ,i wi-ll known horticulturist. »nd ill anient worker for th* Gnu- •| . I *lty i* th* new president of |<n.. i i University „f Florul* Alumni V * suciation. Kr»nk M t l ’.iti , Hyrnc. I.«k* W.ilrx Mecteit , i it,,. |'ni\a-i -it, llomecoining I - 1 Kail t<> i |f l r o July I. Il’l ly rn r -in • I <; m m *•SVII.I.F. JulIv \ '* • ll* ' (S i^ I mI i *<!«-m•u«l f*»r in.'**| FI*•r »' pf-li't ** than I.n! )•.# i . •t*4t|l <• •; Dial l!»tl1 P M f i l l 'Abit(i higher than HHii Ms* • !in*h il keif ?4 in b**k . . . . •91 ii ltiiMil r• *i E* a*n* ••fts-'wl K II. line ;ii« ,Slal.- Ai: r t« «•1f iitmI Ext.i n- r s o n a l3 a PL o . T, \W- r. • *sr m em b e r 4 ■ i*- *T* n-mn mii*I itn «|r purauita in thi* state Today . Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gleason *■ !*• <i»-l to •1111•r a. r \ «f, , i* o w n rr of a num ber «»f and daughter, EtU* Jane, plan 1 rest -I (li. r u " grove- near l.»ke W *1- . to Isavs tomorrow for Canton, •h. .- m d js ..( ... IU.„ , . I •' employed m th,- .................. N. Y , w htrs they will visit Chooaiag a color m otif of with relatives until Aug. 9. I jirtm ent of th* NVavcrly (»*•’ g rtc* and while, Mias Elisa­ ■ - I - I III plan* n--> i.n | r »» Corporation * v .*? •. f 4 ,|| , , . ,. In alumni nffairs hi- I,, .• beth* Leffler, tw ille d by her Mr. and Mrs! A. R. Meri• \t.t in* mother Mra. W. A. baffler, en­ ,-id pavi.dt- e h . i i ’ i 1- y " " y * b’" " • '" •m e ly a. »» to * r »od sons, Addlnon and -pr .In.ti>.i in Mini "•rvln* '- e r e l a r y *.f th.- I Ihf |. ,*Vi tertained wttb a tea from ,4:»> Upham, left yesterday for points | | „ vl ,r,| . M;,| ; alumni aasnriatmn in l!(2(». VAI, *> ■•iter a * until 8:30 ahloek yeaterday af­ .......I p , . Ilv „ th,. n n . j ' h * aasocialinn w a, ie»rganir. I i' i*»n .* ternoon a t tbelr horn* on Hibis­ in North Carolina and Virginia where they will spend ■ six l In in. I,. In- , •1, 11,, .| , in t02fl hr pla)r,| a pa rt in l‘ <- H - . r i. l a '■ ■p'". cus Drive, la honor of Mra. Guy weeks' vacation. -i d . : ’ .,.'n „f tli,-’i . d - i i l «riWltV which resulted in tin- ‘hi. »' D. Weed, a recent bride. •i t.. nati'-ual h.miik* 1" ’ rotml alm nnt ,.-r up Sinr,-tl,..t I I h* »■ The gueets were met a t the t| Mr*. Ann MaeNelll left yes-, I , I -it l„ , „n,i ll a, | rim* he h a , s.-rvrd s.-vi-ral i,-i'm- t* flslf t door by Miea Cecelia Trulock, tarday for New York Cllv whor«| • n* i a I,-,If uni- | , t ,<i t; || --n 'he allimni •-•crullve ......... ■' who latrodaced them to the r * •ho will spend shout 10 ilay* I M l*. 1 in H -. *, i.t-i )»..r ..f appr.-v.mat. I\ til, O’B yrne’s . a t . r r - yi celving line which was eompeaad on a .buying trip In the Interest H- bill; »t -I.-Ib»r« Total fa'Ii *\|t*n ij hoHiaulliiro «t trt*'il folb'iAin^ If- • «* -1 •• L of Mra. Wood, Miss Leffler aad of the Yowell Company. En'*» iii tbr l ’ 11•v••• •it v Irr :»n I din,i- - i Hi. f. ,|. n l u . ., . m in. id g ra duation f Mra. Leffler. ro u te home she will be Joined Pu.tr Telford, \» (tar rnffaffvmvnt anil appruach- I'titv irifvrib i'll t iMiohn •l**ll ir- this J Zinnias, roses and maidenhair r-M ,‘ *( , «N*lll In AshevHle )jnB n„ rTIJW about tw'iv th* | It VJ | . Willi hi Knroth Vihlvn. I* btfinjj announce*! l»v fern formed the floral decorations N. C., where they ptan to sp e n d . _ t *• l»f**mt* I tutril uNifi'w *4*. -i-ii'f. Mis. C trl l>omey. Ml” ............ for the living room, whBe the the r vacation. * . ia*.‘ b\ lui t ’ry Ah..* . i .,i ihf dining room held an unusual a r ­ Ito’pimiiiiif of this y* :**t no *11 rangem ent of yaeea h ls isems la ti' i hii’i Nf1«t biiviHi’ |A.AY*-1 ..f Ivory v ises. The refreshm ent ta­ fa* ts»rv kAs*rk*rs liki lv ih 111 Hy JO S F P H \ . H A W I I M .S ble was balanced a t one end by • \« n jTi *t. * nl tbr rl«»*s *•» t>. the punch bowl from which lime M*» \ • a' limn il \\ r*8 tit tb< |Mvfiii I U lllC A t.n J ,|y to. ______ 4*i Ice ' was served while a t the other | F orm er m«‘iiti«l put u n i * Mr* 'Ir^. Henry KU«me-11 «*II t wr 1,1 ' R o ie i and i ln n l a i In pastel ilr,‘- , l " !l VV'itinn was apend waa placed a silver bowl *•» ill I'Tpoit* AhIII* h putting dull **•»*•, irndot loll Hill bolding aa arrangem ent of white eolor* were used to form th ,-1 ■K,lnt*''1 11 • h n niiiii u 'he com- i.lined iit h« r h ii« *iri t iuk A nv- «t.uti d -dft itli Hu* *»u*Ih . ii L of th.. 1f r a r —tn i'"if \%itb lively ... ml floral decorations for the bridge ‘ M ul Men’' dahlias and fern .with tall whtta Ik* h I in th t r .*• Tuesday nftirfinoii with u I •"i . n w a r nftd haw n d v - r <« Iv ! and athli tn- m tivitlrn that huv for h* r m»»*, *1 and jitfi* . t**d |»rb * *if ninny fnrni |»r** |tihk#n t h r *'hiMh-hu«hv* «*u? nt tapers burning In crystal can­ -party when Mrs. A. D. Zach - 1 ci ub nits ■( July •»M'ty lb. it an r, Jr., entertained the m em ber, , ' b u rtl‘, " " " hrroup of hi* young fl lends u n i t i n t - , limb.! |y h. 1.1 bill'* *1 Mild t T€•lr Onrt inn mental I rrakd"\% iu. delabra. •-lin g -f Circle tb* ir mothers Tin- a%af on# «>i mi m timu- m « ci>ort lr» le m.iv One# , they A«er«» hoBpitnhied mm *'.*H • Mrs. Loftier »<* eseleted, b of toe LeMerdl O ub a t her I ,'6’ \V*o n‘» S -riety of pea i ll Iit • .« e rim of |mrtle^ held tu r h week lb*’ ii|i|>nr* l\t in (hr nrnr futii'e. Today they mre ra rr y m g .it *• on Tuesday morning. l ' 1"'', " f ,St«» serving by Miss Mary Wiggins, . ni Ui li-nno of toiili the u nit".’ objh’i t ••( (ruchiuir the iH' ii' im t iiverrrd. Mra. 0 . A. Speer, J , ' re . r h r , ' " “ " many aoenil mid rlub m hvitie Miss Louise Perkins and Miss Mr-. W V ii-ipman '*n Mon rbtblrrn to play tog* ther in lu*r.-1 AI I* It ' * ——— — — •site d the prise fo r scoring high duy aft* they haven't tune to w o n y S*o»»* V •III" I" aad Mra. H enry Wight II re­ of them hold reiijHin<il»l* |i* *i Th* d«v •• »• *il ayiia «>n*1ufted u .tc •*f ...... Niimrrnllii gnnt* tiona. solved second high prise. Re­ by Mr*». O I! Whitr .*•>«•! th t nhy tb*-’ I Their# m Mil I'Ut. HI ll*i ispell pH.* freshm ents were served to the MiHAitm B- Uily Wilte IdML'ht by av* rr pnrtlciikfited Fd \iMii*gBt(*ri| ih»»d c«»l......I balloon* followmgi #e|f-help rehtehiliutbin plan d. •lent Mr*. ( hu pm an At (?»#• i •iif!<nk»n ay*•i • given then* ;» ' • "M. |.ali* i* i signed to defe.It th e utigiiiii they Mra. Harry Woodruff/- Mra. of the The enrutr •tent and upfirnnrh in* ** i *"«cial the a l( r r n u u n «••* b«»vt^** luir murri.ie »ay fellow# the one.tune nunt.il A pear. Mr*. A. K. Powers. Mrs. period w;»- »njt»>«*l and r r fry all* in •»f Mi"MurthN ll ll | •rr\*M| re freshm ent n| i*#• k'ltnin Roy M inn, Mrs. 8 . O. Shlnholser, mentR #wi rv iMi.in*- T ell" I to VVillniin Kn- patient-—aa* u after he «»r she hi* ft*4" nervrtl I* Mr*. u it d enke. ill th* bren pronounced cured. Recovery. liv. i <db Vihb’fi i . h#mg iMiiuiinee«l Chapmnn nn-l M-«. It. M Mnsoa, Tbnii# prr«rnt wit!* TW>m*« W te k Y and "-a ° Mra. »sW- Zachary. Mr* 8 r„ who w-i. i.i-hn-li- W ight iifr »id* i, Mrs. Karl Do*- Inc, h tho iukiiio uf their orgmii Iias l» .1*1 ll were M argaret M**«»» *. luirry ta t ion ll|i.de<*l i"* *»» T h o •« prritent werJilt'. R, Reel. Buddy A -K«i**hto•». Floyd t tb*- l*ake In 1933 K va mis or* ■i »• t R«»ver- iMimbor of SI # f Florida, m in field i oiitAtand* ItU clacuf (hs •ilt u rat 8 o- t i is a tie s!.. -t.»ff of I Holland, «i*r. mar* ' •I flit’ dnufh- Mental Ills Are Put On Par With Operations By This Unique Hub Mrs. Zachary Honors Mrs- Willianv* Made Mrs. Russell Has urman Party For Son Club With Party! F*o*ppc*r Chairmtu iii-.nueiita in* .... of then* it... glaring , uiise a t a ..........l.l recent u lu. ir idenlt. ., .. 1. ti.unrbed . lulling apl .ini.. lu- to remi ilu- number ... st.ilo hoa- ... Miss Telford Will Wed William Viblen i j. tuw stuof v ilu- "form er „l..i i.articipat* i, . Hctlvltic* r l>alanrcd I... suns of I .<■• les* tsonln. never hav* .r.lary One of their principal W. Rturdivunt, Mr,. I t* M i d k I ><••*•••y and Bibb M"**td#y. lat<>I ll..... ... live# »• to riinyinrt* th** piihlir It* *11 11•. •I*«•I1 Mrs. While. Mr. M.tbrl lll .untj NIf** Mr#. 'Mltt'rti Mra. . . . , . ^ there’# no truth in the ttedief lhut ,i-iimr director \ A I |t By MARlbW R. JONE3 Mrs- J . G. AVuil*. Mr, Gl,-nnl .. . n . „ „ v Mr yV Heel, t ^ e l . *• uni. ’«"• rmd " " " bu* I■’ •*1 in "■ han a perm*»n one# intane l« a U n v v ' |ti u-,.t- ucri-ement E. • McKay; hfr,. w illiam -, M.e. K *'' o T A.btlnwti Ml- Allen f - r d ell - f l.». lif- s h , alten.l •braane T heir former vlrtlm * '•*( of tip ••• *• •' .......... nt. and h * r ' “ d Mra. J . A. lfarr'l , J. n. Crawford. M l «. I), C M»r-f [*’*• ** l i t ,'.I I ' . . . I ..-h-ud, and «*« ! nientnl ailment mi* joined in mi ...Ill H i’** I «.***. raturned from Daytona Clin. Mrs T. i: W HsU . Mrs It..« tht# « ’ ’.IN '*> ,1 ........ S,m l..-le High institution K. W. McCall. Mi-, J u n e Wad J . . • s j i r - h m . l -,lu-ii .l„- l",» n n - a mem* aa**triation *»f foimri putunt* **f • "An/ i »••" «5k«'jW ,ho dell, payrhuitrir matitute of the I kill I’f i l a t . In , .ml ttg urca weekend h*J*.k!h#y e f tb s 4th ,p*nt with Mrs. Mr*. Chapman a m i" Mr, j I h l l t f C ' l l i l l j U n ( I ( | l ! l “ l „i pin Alpliu Knppa -nr.irily. th** Umver#lty «.f lllitioi# nnd the ••n lelnpue 1• (• l.y.- year*. s*on . - ,., . tint durfirat i 1’" ” ;‘» P « '",**nt of puldm w el-; .......... , fanI t y s . clans nt the institute ......... .. ,1 , half yrara I it * - - "‘ i \itotlli* |{.ill whirl* \y*m irivcu In IBr. a a d Mra. MUten Gore and rln, (in. I.. ell in e x Mrs. Jack 0 . Knsell unit rliilil | - lion *ring ring her (inughUr. K«- «i r l.tn.i,* m |ji:|n Fur the pin! tleirribo the group #• the only t\\1' „ 4<4H onr .if it# kind In th** world. * lt n 4 t, r,.|4 P .. ,iu- fi.n# .town 2 ! T 7 - j , Wfi Wednesday for a ren have return,-I from Irvin, £ r n s Mr #, who celebrated l » # r t | H(l vrnr>A -Ahe hit# b w n egiSix rlutia within the associa­ p|«'gM -HtV« l> . .1 y• »i few days at Daytona B„fh. where Mr*. Ka mil h a , been u* uHb b lrtbdty RiinivrPRiy. Mi* 9.|0 \*.*l by the Mi*\wrll S t e w i r t tion ■ three for elder tneni's-rs iling her mother. Hkllf l.undipitut r n l r f i l k j n l w*lh » lu^'iran***- Atf* nrv .un d ' d ^ J * Miriam, u, ,*• D'ar*Konn‘» Mr. Spi-neer Wainriglit re t itarty on Wrdiw#*Uy mflti!»«••»» l.ldfc I ' - I C- well vl.Ut.\|r Vthh*n u ii»*» fnn *»f Mr. and three firr th# yeunxer |M-ople turn* ataK.iiir huii-u- pur Ati kA baa I-* ii |i iini'.li general S* ^ V ^ /a a d relatives at tu m id tn Miami Sunday. II- h.i * (]armn wrn* rfij<»ywl thr»Ri«h ****| Mm l^*i*t»»r*l Vihlvn uf thl# tn-,take fur rurcl*. dutu-.i.c s.ut utli.-r • .inn'll, uf II*.• \iellliwt d Florida ngk the a ft#m uon and Ih** bull* **iiv. |l»* <*!•«• • «• native «if Han* 2m M l e h l o n , t h e , been working in Mobile, Ain. \ '1phurlty it will return (be t a t t e r p a r t of Mr. nml Mrs/ Vl-yd Wage- • ■ w ta k e was c u t nml h t v ii I f.*r»l nnd aa i « v> minuted frtlOl ,form , of realixaU.u. Th»y gu on I!. yp.lMl It. orV’t.i/rd hikes. Some visit 1iu- kk • iltltUellfl* ,,\ lev All....mm Mc•clnsd. F«*r aevhave'moVe,! to Orlmuln. rocii ««>la->1 S, min»le IK 'I w ill fruit juice rm lt roca-t«.'»' psychistrlr Institute every Thurs ,-rnl years he lu«* t-.rn connected Mis* U-irnlhy Ailnma uf Long 01| the lawn of Ihe hoic. 1, 11.in. Mu. •- 1l*lllj*itl,g t'o-orwood hit-, , returned liutim aft- ■ ^ffh..,e enjoying ihe pa.ly w fl. „!*h ft..... tio.l i no pony, wa a»- day nigl t to mixt;l>- with" the *.tihiet»»I rot.vat.-ring patients for u gem- I OVIEDO th e Woman’i d a b from 9:30. A. k'I M . until 11:30 A. M. ' ; 2-B*o s r “- a bonus * t KM points wUl be give* f a r prom ptness. • WEDNESDAY t . * Women’s Society qf ChristU u ' iiiH w iii Service of the MothodUt Church Moseow, - July ; will sew for th* Red Cross In Tbo official Bust ton MW Woman’s . Club f r a a 8 :fO ported Wednesday alf A. M- until noon. ■ : German k lr fere* wai N O m CR ’ Th* regular meeting* of HemInola Rebekah Lodge have boon dispensed with fo r tbo Woven'Pam tuna tim es w ar of parachutists sector, unidentil ’ p art of the J Revolution, tha Liberty. Ball waa.Uda' church hi Allentown, i-iutive com,i lull—to ■“ M- Honored On lllrjhduy |^ spendini; eevt-ral tiny* with hlip. Tools will be ramem- sialer, Mr*. Ben G. Walnright • tb* fa rm e r Edith Cl*. Mr. and Mrs. C. - It. Cion* |4 M * h h it. o f Mrs. Clara have as th eir guest, Mr*. Jloyo Florence, Mia* Sara JGorenrr, 1*4* Mr*. W. T. Chance Billy Florence nnd Mis* Lilliiuhr.' (Chance’s fath er, Clnnta, nil of A tlnnta, Ga. ________ Chet**, . and his two Mr. nml Mr*. Dun Ciurrnw.n W Bob aad Dick Chance and fnmlly have r c tu r n e if hnrnv .nephew Paul who Is the a f t e r sp e n d in g som a time at N ek Chance visiting them Daytona Poach. ’ j a weekend of July 4. XT U,J i n g o , 0 . W. MorvWard and Mr. Anof‘ Sanford w ent on a trip to Plaeida Tii sadiy. i-lnnt tl . * V: U TSS ,nh - lovi.ager o( tile honnree were: llain.lys,tal , .-at time. t uull.il It". f.iir *li"*lrl , I», partn.- nl. L n.i<iulsl, Jvanio Bolton, l.i.u.„- I’ltru The cm panlun clut. of which* l a i h..r.li-n is n>.r|e -e of new tag | I.n itale ' •( the wedding will Mnyn I’.-arson, an artist and vi­ laws, knur part reunites rou a** M lAlexandria. Joyce l*"1. I*'"" Ih- announce.I later._____ va, urns hr (lunette of 21 IS leerr. your l a y kseessi.r NOW.—Adv, ti j l*arker. B a lly Ann r«i»tei«l. tary. is Ine of the most active 9 -nneth Robbins, J . . . nod Ald-n of the younger gr..ui>s whomt aler. Russian Novelist im-.ulwra will talk as frankly of th. u former Illness ns mi iippeu. C y.lq I’r r k e r . Mrs. L.l L—. Will Be Added To diritis victim will relate details I r». Virgil McAL-xan,jrl«. -•* • of l.i* <.|teratiog. Ifimlnuist and Miss I.H* Bollhn.j Tlu- association wns furnted Southern Faculty three amt a half years ago with 30 membsTs. Today It has some LAKELAND. J»lv 10 — IHpe-. TOO member*, including relative* Recreation Center F >r Dixie Troops |„ |) _ (Irori-iGrcbenstehlk*ff, and friends. I!iM-Inn novelist who** “Th* T i t Caution—aad fe a r—marked the G lint'' » a , nuhllshed tin first attack* on ll# stigma proh. Provides Wide Va iety Of Activities h.ilrnt English. Inat v'lkr. will teach Hint iciu Gradually, however, meni- • Roberts. J r , ef Ft. ta>WkMr Mr. sad Mrs. rater over th* weekend. ■ Mrs. Jo* Roberta, Jr. . CAMP BLANDINO, J u l y 10 Fierce announce the (Special)—Tit# 31st Division Sor S S t e 'i s s *ss vice Club, p e r , iliu'i c enter f" Dixie .troene, H truly d e tlg M d fo> •os Hunter before her th* enllitsd 'man. In mhlitian 1previdlng n « U s varie ty o f leis­ LhC-lratfeloto and Mrs. ure-time activities, Mrs. C*. Vi Btodlsy has# returned Chalksr nnd her corpa e f hoate'staf. halting their itia- e* have t c t l f 'l price* so t h a t even Re. F . L indsey, of Cross th* 131 it Month- private from t o j Betty Bradley l« Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana and A labam a c.-n e n te r ta i n hi< wife or sw evthuatt in' lusurlooi club slmospl-er* for a s little ss f M O - f o r the weekend. I t figures t h i s . way. Lodging for In* n l - h t It So r e n ts ; break, f r s t It 20 eetjts a n d lanrheon nml dinner cost 38 re n ts e tc h . A-M this and y*u will tea t h a t the s o l d t tr s bill for m * nig h t and a day amount t o f t . 40. ’ Meal* nr* t a s ti l y 'p r e p s red un­ d e r Mrs. Chalkor’v 'iJirctlen an I cooked by o n e of top beat c h.fIn the i la t e . T h e / tow price doo< n e t Iftritc-’t e a sacrifice of nvant u g o r quality « f,fi/:d.-B reakr»»t f o r Issleoem e r m i a t e o f ' a a egg, h a m or b«;dn, toast, jelly and rof. Al.o, Mrs. W nllrr F r/l/r. Mrv • tun iltcrntcre and creative w rit­ ing lit Plorlln Rout hern Coltwgo n est vr»r, PraaMi-nt dnnld M. Hptvcv n'.irunr.-d todnv. The le c tu r­ er *nd nutlor. who has lived , at Kn ilhl-ury. Conn., since IBM when ho foundeil Churaevka VIIlr»e, Uusilan n rt eiL nv thera, l.ql-irnl s t Southern Cutises la st winter anil M o r taueht in the English deportm ent when an Instrortor was III. Grsbenstrhikoff has been w rit­ ing novel*, ilrsm**, and short •tories since I'.iJH when ho was discharged from ihe.JU aatan A r. my. Many of his hooks. pubUshad in Riisiia-nml I’erl*. have been translated into a s many SS 13 laagusgrs. languages. Three ef *f them were select:uj bg tho InUrnatUmal In ­ stitute of the League of N atioaa ire ar*. ^reliable a t all s* among the must rem arkable boeka ef world literatar*. •»» <> beautifully .landscape'I Beginning as. a- newspaper on Mlagsley Laku. * fuw w riter In Siberia In ' 1»Q8‘ Oretkonstcblkoff oureesslvely edited a variety■of publkqtioa* aaA<-bo. nvmo corret porn lent for aM nesew i r . Dinner Includes a choice of fe a t. two fresh vegetables . n la r c h soch Of potatoes, rice or fieo ro n L bread and butter, ih'«* S ri-a n d a drink. T h- evening Aral offers a new relectl n of ■ althfulty prepared foods. (T h e ra Is Uttle other e*prose to • te r ta i n a gueet on, tho |msi Ihm e who elr* to visit In a plean t home-llkc ' atmosphere mny newspaper durlnr tho -Woetd War. ’ ^ Kxlhnt frem Russia In 1991, IM w riter end h h w tfe w sal to 'CaasUntlnopk- w here he worked- to tagvkereman white Wl/tiiig. L ater th Future where hla first v.-luuiv of “Th# Churaev*’’ waa pul.liaheil in Rnsaian and tranilateil Into other toniuee. Upon Invitation of the Muster Institute of A rts In New York, Grebonatehikcff, who has lectured in Germany and France, -.came to the United S t a ir s in 1924 and a d d r m g l f sonte &0O audi•nca*. The ne xt year, hr derided t<> live in thla country sntl chose the Houthbury village. Krallv. Ihfrp'd ih* i»rrd I# *U* ll* *ll»4»l III*? kllHlffl tohftii )«ki cbii lakr h<»iaa m m m pit" to CiMikrd. Rir.il already HESSE’S HOME IiAKERY ’ Vvf: Mi • 2 M M i 105 W ent F ir n t S t m e t FRESH CRUGKT FISH [UT lb. 19c MULLETT 2 lbs. 25c El lb. 25c MIXED FISH 3 Ibe. 25c CRABMBAT, AND'MANY OTHER OP FRESH FISH AND ,8BA FOOD . V-::-V; I K E E P C O O ls! \ �I ,• * I i -dohp-g. t Di STiTs aL.' r m s ix -i-n w HA8SEE, J.ly 10. - foetor of fo r the «Im * M r graduation commence. at Fler. t'J College » u announced do* oew o u s t cam i *tmc tM H io n n tz m o u t w th rod Ida Lea are: Della of Craraville, and J r,'O f Tellahaaare. r th e Commencement I he Joetfce Roy the Florida luprem e ■9 jt da tea m eet fulfill rr *a llated In the cot* fu e before receiving * U th e lint H ‘ o f coav « A rte. Della Clark rvllWj ' Man te r of SciB. K eller, ta lla h e a. £JLot * ' »E of- A ria, Geraldine irbaeon, Tallahaeaee; Science, Elliabeth Mr, Tam pa: Bachelor a Commerce, F.llxabeth in te n d , High Springe; pell. Miller, Tallahaa. Carolyn w arren, De- m ■1till Jnjflii vMJI J r *1 v Tj A V vn B r l : L ” v 1 1t.f<yA tS K jfc l ff jE & J jv I ; i z s z 'B J r j s __i / u , :_ ?• s s * ~ r s >aj kc ---■ . Be II Id s& ^ L X " ' lh .O O l 1 / A J M 1 . ESC . 'V lt W t/ ai *I • X i L_ .: :-------- f meat /A rn o ; n r i s s t u d y /* * . Smallest Telephone Directory .Is Issue ^J2i yon the big * Spare jg jfeJ <*«• »■*•* 5 = ^ ^ Special Ribs lb. Big B en d Package _ j jm * f o r 10c And ... J J | On* P a c k a g e ( F r e e ) , I r t W Makaa It 2 pkgn. A \ \ . SKINLESS WEINERS.. ._ .....Jb. \ MIXED SAUSAGE...... -lb \ Milk Fed Fryers........big Zy2 lb. av. V - -------- f— \ H-E-N S U v eW t. lb. ..... CaU P A G E -C R E A M Y SALAD DR * \r r f l j, AN?i PAGE—PREPARED - 1 and delkioua. 4, Sterling’s TaWe Salt Easy to bread and fry for a tempting dtaaer. 8-oz. \ FLAKES* M orrell's Barbecued Pork or Veal Chops lb \ j rf’-WNt; g i n Don’t B e f o n fused: I We will Khe Ready to eat . • . fiaed with dclldona barbecue lO tir iDefendert! ;■, ^ valu es In Every V«het callup s MAXWELL HOUSE. MONARCH COFFEE Thcre’a Quality A rta ,fa Education, k Alexander. F ort Baker, Tallahaa* Bolton, Orlando; I Clark, Greenaboro; akl Curtla, Jaekaon* i Eleanor - Fernald, g; Irene Fram tach, Sarah Soward Fulr; Jennie ROgera tvltte; Madge Henry, alio llerlong, Mlcan- mont: R uth Mary itaekln, Ja« PeflOInkton Jonra. aonvllle; Valor* V, .Maaata • Klrtlo F.llaabeth Fonco Do Leon. ., , , colaj Virginia Leo mbit Florence Mary m l; Marlon Faollno roaa C ity; Avn Ida ly Grove; Cleo Mlttan; Mary- L ouIm MA ill NELAND, Jaly 10,' Dak; Janie Mixon tile; Alice A. Frue* (P N S )-W h p t la believed to Moot Chloe Ellen tho world’, amelteet T Haven: Cardelle directory haa been tthula; Klobe Mary Martneaml, tho' fd tip «: M. Bole# Incorporntud tow* 'al Harbor; Edna Marine - S t ad tea and d a n n ra to r; M. "Oceanarium.” The directory la ,a t 3 1-i by ( Intboa, , ANN with M. Inn., 't-i.n ! j >r r r i • r I ? 6 y c ^ o u t n rid of the carpenters, painter*. ladders, s ta ff elds, and everything J Peaches 2 no. 2l/2: dins. 25c Mott’s Apple Juice , q t ,17c 8u)k V in egar. . . . . . gaj: 2oc Scott T is s u e ..... .roll 6VaC Waldorf........: .3 rolls 12c i. Scott Towiels 3 for 25c \ Super Suds....... 2 Ige. 31c \ 8uper.Suds..... 2 am. 14c ■ Planter’s V Cube Round Steaks lb . *. CocktaU \ 8wift,a Ready-toiEat Plaiics Peanuts \ Morrell’s Tender’d Picnics.... f . __ .V ■ *1__ ;-v UVBM* logna. J i'ttfn j mgel Food Cake lb. eaTTSe uice p t btL 12c q t btL 19c Its, Puddings 4 pkga.’ 15<f •ears....:...no, 1 tall cans 10c «af • "«*■ FRUITS and1 Joky Lonctooo ‘Goorgtf Southern Lady Salad Dressing Dressing 8*02, btLlO cj^jitLjljg CANTALOUPES Pink-Meat Ft *4 111 Sweet, each large Mao 1 • la w vCalo Dog Fond B « y - X 'f i m * - 1 IDUCE MIRACLE Y.IUew B fla'.i tk m i tho t i mM MEATS �h h h h h SANFORlI, FLOHIDX ' " tkw M«d for • Urgrr fore*, then m ost pass typing le st of 45 word* of ^1 jnfl jrv who l.tfve had ttt BO letdown on the ■ minute. k.\M ih rr- t ir«r* of comm* rda! strict iwqulrujntnU »nd h t pointed There la a need at' this time v ', net. Including (bo u-o ol • o t that 000)1001110 must pass for specialists with positions open t . j n c j sad eq u p m .iit, r.ntacl rirfcf toots. H O * must bo In. ox- to men between the ages of fit printing..'cnlatHdur, Iliter wurh eoiWtit phytic*! condition and and 33, who have cellrge degrees etui r liyht r fic c u , jr* nc>.ded «urri»« a thorough investigation bs special sciences. - Salaries be. ' thinner u U . as to loyalty, Intregrlty and gin at 12,000 with 'ample oppor. %) __ _ k u boon For Work saeaea a n urgently tat applicants w ho th e qualifications k t i a with him at BwlM aS. Miami. l a W that despite abOitf. Appointments, I t mid, wtro eased oa personal qualifica­ tion* and m erit ' Stenographic applicants, which includes women o s'w e ll as men, art required to take tests and mast bo a tle to take dictation at the rate of 120 words a minute and qualify as typists. Typiatp H ^.jjji Ii ri FACE FI I li a a B B B B W h M M p i — fW fev fa rt A s k s ; How Does Latin America Feel About Russia? to snothrr only l<* fuel <t OCALA, Juljr 10. — tJN S ) \ completely .....I tunity for advsnceiiient. Oprnnif*' The HI at. dtyi^iqnfto-« Camp Frantic I ll« no! Include such p o .lt ietw as Junior ■ sta te CompUolh r Rlandtng on maneuvrr< in lit' « h»U »«lrr«. • ■ analytical chem ist In geology. - . • . . . H , (>c»L area were paid in the field l.urcher. sn.l ■>. . metalurgy, toxicology and ser-L B,CS'1 fvt. tUm lhat .h .lr ll - t ■■ tu.. n"*<. ogy. Junior cryptr>nrapier, June* 'onsu and inventory tn* » were , By ( II .till.1 5 P. STEW ART • |a4j week-end stid betwvvn l<*n- r.u b li-h n irn tIt anetl cut Hi ». d o cu m en t'fiirn tificx tio n s p e e ijli« t.1 due- i m! ixiyabl. f*ii .III- I it nd i t •* ■ ami n> rtr*llnuuiBnti eop Columnist ' afVj (houisml »oldi<r« ’ n^tl*«MIN*AMKUlCAN reliction td (H^irc ''” pockfts r _____Prcaa ____ Jinjlintf _ *WB»vp(i v«tb» fjvr fnuntrt nutVi • that payuwnt H itler* w jr ever the town to juet u ' khi I «at |>r« pareit t » i •• « * ire-arms idrntifiemUon speeialist I'tSdi.lely lit nvotd Ocftltns out of houaj nml home ci« rka h •» i k nd junior physicist. help rniuce the sta •tale's . l l r c t b m i C ,nU ll'USlf . “ b?‘n* • .to L-nclc Sam s statd Let Photographer* between the ages ijSsts. Food stork* mt every rv«taurjnt ihrouyhout thn k p r lm r iit. it's yet .a bit .tod — ----- --- — for It to have* m anifest! tnd e»tin« e-tabli»bmeM in town appeared to U a 1 ' - V s z ■'' ARGflR£r HE W E R A ,- ■y •,v T 1 ' 40SI lijiruvl 1livnck . if... l aw11>. as. 7*^*- *y. *• Lb K. FIRST STRKKT FKI.-SAT. Sl'Ki IAUS “WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS” - QUALITY DEPARTMENT s w trr iu s m o lite r - ECONOMY DEPARTMENT - 39c ,VEAI. (MILK FED) e c k It a l ic s lb . 7c IIl ll'/jc NPig Steaks...... ...Jb. - 45c Cutlets......... lb. 45c Shoulders Tails 2 lbs, 2”jc .rOMK .. lb. I8e Itih Tips 2 Ibs. 25c Chuck Roast lb. 21c Rib Chops / lb. 2Si Sausage branded II %I I' l»M Wllii| | Chuck Roast lb. 19c : «ia . White Bacon lb. 18c Veal ^tew 2 lbs.: ?5c Smo. Bacon ^|*Hjf^<\-»Tir lb. { MR’ Whole Bow. b n sl rs n f .VHTl hi ts t / * Pig Hams.... lb. 25c White ltacon lb. llii llolo.^ua lb. IOf n .h , T I m m >• Sirica ‘ SMlti Learn T»»S»» •1 S T , Legs.__ i ____29c I Whole Shoulders lb. Loin Chop*....... lb. E-C-O-N-O-M-Y WESTERN PORK r r.n n in x j I j . [B eang~ 2 lbs | 7c t I n w i iM w ik i I- rrwh « mi r s v i r *i.«itH T i B . . 5 ■'■ spvedlly as It "<sr how our nrfgh6.?r»-MTi»'f» o o r IJ bwii oliMous Judgment that tha 1 situation • una in which It pays the wo: I n democracies to help thd Mu . ovitrs agnln il the N ails, r*. I ifcai ttcpi of their deep disapproval f,'" .mmunlsm. V'-rcpt ih - Hrnzlllan*, who sr4 I no :ly P ortu gu cc land Portuaj r f only tin t pro-Nasl. slnca It's |n*miniin> !it dancer of being gob, y His qr.taliinrtans. througt >ugM Catlns, ■ m in i. our hemisphere's hr pd Ovf’’-. • r w U ilc a U y Spanish, litr e 's some spnrehenslon U i there's a Shut tiuy'll.fc la s I'a auparen" vu. 'rice* LoWert Eye 2 7 c P o r k L oin String half, lb Treati-Classed B R O IL E R S 3 I- ; 95c A. *>rn lotboa* « Vi C-ls I m I lb l« c "NAdet' Sl’l H d Tdfnb ' It 'USD LBS. 22c D ir. nina: tg^JcVl -.S S . W n tiw lw i'l- tpwsw K ♦ - IN . ) Ti« t tic k R o a s t 4 L eg*. - m & - 8 Jb. 5c mm BUTTERLB.... 39 c SUGAR5 LRS- 25 e r e i r r o i it <* S k i * * - - . . - j — O i w N s l FU R **....... K,e •Fins Desserts * for 14c 0 Prunes, k t h t j m l l mi r r n u parKjt;i» SATISFACTION ( U N I T 0) !<{c Roast Ib Canned Meats & Fish ■ No. 2 Certified Tripe___:.....lllc i-i Itevrrly Putted Meat .1 for 10c is <>/, Sivifl'H I'rem . Corned Reef IRe h ru n Vienna-Sauxatce........... 3 for 23c Vo. | Tall Alaxfca Salmnn.....JS '/je ml i Ttf.i. M Tinai, on T. S. Sardinea ....... 7',Jc No. I tail Mackerel............ 7'/|C Kleenex.....sm. 10c Kleenex lgt». 2 for 49c IIHfJlHY Toilet TiHHue 3. for 25c flaast B acon 29c n * S a orgies no 2 Old Dutch Cleansor 3 •« 20 i 20 Mul« Trillin B o r a x ioa< 12c (Tub A lutn ln tim J C m . JrlghL B rasil ' J 6 •--* 15c 1 3i»» rt'U1'-*" •• B (any/ Ftoco t»i ka’fast' ** XohVytUla are gratefu l to •©■minunlstl for' h e lp in g tha V side. Dut there tk n 't but bs • of republicans (hr CommuII left In Spain—I'd guess h a lf1 he population, a t least. )r the Falangists to demoo* te anti • Corhmunlstlcally la t you'd expect. Probably Cats. Franco encourages 'em and >a the fnrmsr "loyalists” supscd. But 1st him call off torn# Us own strength at home, to the Axis against Russia, and a «afe bet that he'd have a ter. revolt on HIS hands. In Spain: m t bailees he'll U k s the risk, likes itemoeutratlona but that. Ink. la-about all. i \ Dem ocrV y fm lerueath < : Ik to v e lfe Tya 10c .Wuih. C tr a lllio w o r -d lO . k tw r Com.. Soap fc-’ C t-'b liag e il .- i II. c. Peas 5c i if 12' ic Ubby's O^rttri‘1 Pool »> 3c ,. Hash 2 IOf 23c Tlpctiry IP o ta lo e s 5 »■• 12 Tea lo t 10c i - I Mb B vl’i.i, C»t»i Glnrj 10 ox. V Walvra 8 V2C box Prince Alh«fl TOBACCO 5 ibs 2 5 c 2 fin* 1 9 C Do I Monlf* Water Ground COFFEE M t A L ib 2 3 ^ c FREE R U N N IN G Sou Qiacult SALT FLOUR / W hon II RalntK II P<>tirs‘*( rm I it’s rqtmnu l-Jr you yui| aqalii (K)dln in IhU Ihlit e ^ I - r voluo M ri.n » H i _ *g 2 0 -lb s 5 5 Land O* Sliino 2 0 -lb * 6 5 i*t«fiim MEAD . VELVO ColloO 1 6 -o g -*-8 © 2 ■ I * ’7 W 17c Bullard's Hi HvandPortiigalTi'A) cidsntally, thers am mors '■ iw communists south pf P Orands, i don't say Uda l vratulatorlAl way,- All Z i ■<Bat those boys areh't n b hi* Lclnd O* Cun^ltina lfi-ox. FLOUR la W I, we're mors leery of the h it of the Russians. I wou 1-1 KUr If they'd taks ths , 18c L f l y Aliw« f*t a m ila lr t W ashtum Gioan Spill C<|l Mil I C u rro ls U <ll««n 4 ^ c C ra ck e rs box Uic?r Alice Iionp H a k es iu. M a y o n n a i s e 21 l.s Flakes !» 5c OCflP O S Ring C.i-I<>( , Cleaner 2»« 25c I l ‘! y <all.. A'oudioM 10c cant C o n la lo u p e s If m 21c i l i C o bb lert-N ew Pack) Loko ! ir i 10 -y L c m u i x S '•» 10c ..fist dsvqstat Ib lb. 25c lb I f c ( p r \ f t - M o io ! G .i, P in k M o .ii li lOxatuunlam. IUs trus. He he, but It appeals that, in Cocktail (id Smoked f l> Rib lb Rath e Bacon [ Ivory Flakes. Ivory Flakes . I frir.M Ihllk Club M oat Ib 35v Fresh Dressed Red Fryers J l^ i m * Tomato 'Juice .Jt'L : ' * 15c •••i* L (It l Z9c jo iik 9c > flpgfityi* foi Lemons. . doz. 21v 23c ib ■ — ■— ■■ PORK BRAINS Solrct Ib BOILING BEEF P U o Cuts Ib COTTAGE CHEESt ■ Ib .BonaUft* Rolled Vn il Mock Chicken * hey're representative o f Spa nlir" population. What llappend In Spain, li e like Utla: • 1 Spain gravitated oqt of a n rchy Into a ao-callr<l rrpubUl rtity Communistic one. It-* iii*y nf various excesses, Du uti ‘ivertloAiif S f mnllrr*. p kity. a straeg uppo*m<e Paisa h o ly developed .Itself—Falkflj r tin .. Shrimp Ib 29 : F»i-* Steaks Ib 211 : King Muvkrrtl Stoaks Ib 2.1i: Had I I It Slealui Ih 29.: f at I ra sh Mullet Ib 12v: Fancy Enrh in . E3 For25c rot Watermelon M-I Ini llw I ll»* iJ ‘ > •••in Onions .. 2 Ibf J 5c MlflP ' C roaker 3 »t» 2 11 .*• I Cherries J Ai i ' ib 2 1 c ib 2 9 -: Corn....$ for * N.I M B A C O N S te a k (L a r g a ^ S lia ^ o ^ h 39r) 19c I' m r Fli . 1 Hi- Ik! ' ' Armour's Stir Wetlorn Br«indod Boof f r v « lf Lvan (Ground :>ly 12 A t-rn (*• »n ?"• I l'%( CV» Hall lb 32 'tfrf'o. 2 ] | Peas...... %lbs l i t ! * WHOUSAU MUCIS IN RETAIL QOAhultf Vir.'HU ttiuVlt)' ■ Prifok Good Thru Wilaon'a Cor tilled 5-7 lb (Botin l Okra ....... lb. 7c PEAGHESi lb CRYSTALS STORES %» I. M n r 25c with ' | c n x T i.n r v r 2 lb s, •t-.lk t: a" '-••• it • p p E Y W ic q , ll-K-K-l*’ Round Steak lb. 29e[Stew lb. 23c f/oin Chops lb. 29c Chuck Roast lb. l t ) e _ .. ... 10e nm i |Weiners 2 llis. lbs. 29c 2!)c 45e ' lEnd Cuts lb. 23c Steaks lb. I9c & 23c'.Red Sausage lb. I()c wit- — , t j . Picnics. .......lb. 21c Beef LWer lb. 30c . Genuine Spring Lamb l i r v i f i In WM hiogton. n la kuito un A st. *tan>Mble. -hoWJ over. »c-nsld*r‘Inu our keen In.(crest, ti\ west* ,c*n hcnaaflhsfk trial solidarity^ fhxt fa n lisa dlp I o m a c y la acutely anxious dream of §Jff*r cuatoniart One cafe owner repotted th# <n!«* of 110 pounds of haiu b u :jtfr, • c iii |oln», weibrhin^j 55 i•#»«(n«I - each, 1(15 «lo7*'n roiia, ■*» «:»-»•* of beer, four cate^ of •vw* ami 50 e x tra gallon* of soon depleted «i*h the boys Ocala Eating inere •fill hunting f i m" >. ix-cal' people nec'j■t.tmi'i to Places R a i d e d rating In ivst.i.iii" ' et ,.ife» had a hard lime u e lliu . a tie el Ry Hungry Hoards! and went from ..r .t.tl.L.hnicn! Domino Factory Pack 1 SUGAR » . 24c P tC lP e e s a ^ m m ...............N o . 3 0 3 r ir R O T I No 303 c a a r o t s BEAM * ....................N o ! 3 0 3 ib . 2 9 5-lbs m m m 4 . l/* + / z 25c **1, riV. n I n f ‘‘A a a SwmI 1 s RELISH M O D V * C E T A B U 8 ...N o. 3 0 3 I H C M - K n P A A l'...'...N o , 3 0 3 0 * ^ 9 -o x 1 0 c I u p Wtth A J fT B O D t' ___ - Luxury Tsxture IV O R Y S K n W e ntingeot of ISO British ( cadets arrived In Miami week.. fs» ‘ M weeks af in- Scei-Tisaae | rolls 19 C Plain or Chocolate OVAXTIME IF I �ews ‘U p # t t f f r tw ^ O P -* r. * li i 4** t,^ 1 kn K I!1 lAtai t’r4 r :! iv tm RL; <a-se A/'*,: j e jM ¥' ■ P u L R i I 1 1 Catherine Dreyfus Accused of being members of a huge Axis «py ring, preying upnn American defense secrets, three pris­ oners are shown as they apptarrd in Brooklyn, N. Y„ court rJintav W. Kaereher (extreme left), called a 8taten Island Bund storm trooper, pleaded not guilty. Ad if V. li rbewiVI (renter), ship steward, and Kene Uetenen (extreme right), tr.msntluritli p an- »tev:aid pYj l guilty, admitting they secretly carried thx spy ring's mail to and from New Yurt. hi.< , v a i held In f2&,00<J bail. Anything for • laugh! Catherine Dreyfus, 21-ycar-old Frsneb comadlsnnr, arrive* in New York from Lisbon bundled to the ears In ■ fur cost. New York, »v«n at VS dearses, ah* lays. Isn’t tod hot for her After Europe. She made the trip by clipper plan*. N ail tanka and trucks flsft tha g rcat mechanised battles f . ■ a C r y t fell* A r m 1 Uwl. t a e s t ruin* are all tb it remain ef the Hatlck Mill In West Warwick. R. I., following a $121,DOC Arm ■klek Uisllit alexnt rutrr.1 I Was nlmJlt. rolMirlail fern kl«a horn I Km •niM V Inrseal laallla kmHI D. Uershey K*m*e ef tha newest draft TvgfxtranU, the Il-jreer-olde who !( m t Signed up July 1, will be mixed In with those ef older r v n registered t year ago Instead efn eln g placed* U Self-exiled from bis native^ Freaeo fo r IS yeara and now commander of all m erchant reeaele of the Free French government. Capt. Falla Arago brought bit flagship aafely Into Boston Harbor a fte r nsanlng the war ganntlet from A frica. Ha la frees the Daaoue region of South­ ern France. The class of I M i— i l l plebee—a re earera In a t the Military Academy at W est P rin t. H. T . U pper class. ind. Recent gradual U s £ ° r» » ifH M J e n S rT lo u ty ^ reeter of Belectlee Service lie In- Under a new appropriatload act i can drn< C .F.RedU phofe la, wearing camouflaged uniforms, era shown Inspectlag to flew captured during their advance Into Russia, claim* N aifcaollon with this radlooboto from Berlin. InCmtcmn Both drivers and » between a Beaton-te*: fractured �ISDAY.'JULY I k * 1*41 >AY. JULY 10.1M1 « g B —r L J U i-J m ...j A M is t w c e S T IL L I N THE TBE By Jack Sords THERE I O r.tn kQI »OI able, and th* i T l i n o t< m .o * . 1 V. a1.' Miami U. et Star fd Round .' Goes To . *«i i _ OCEAN t i m r , N. J. July 10— (JF)—Richard IU K h of Mllaml University w tnt to the third round of the men's elngl** di­ v ision of th e.A tlantic Com ! ten­ nis tournament h m 'Wednesday. P*& *•», , another Miami w a te r 1 ,»k • an I te«* S n a k e K. e, tht» rh -w n . ••rM tiu tin n *f tti«* • t r p i injr to tirtm txirinnrri who \ , d< th* In te rn e ts ,m lion In ru u f.o n company house# and e fla t ten percent weg* tocrsee*. , The strike eloeed down, plants • t M ulberry M d Hemslend In the Polk reunty phosphate min_tog area. T here has been no - f trouble and no e ffo rt to p k k st the p lan t has . been made alien eompany effleiala h a re net tried to operate the plants elnee the LEGAL NOTICES by 20 ha,| U*. C h e f! d fin * Itn m * hu, m il r rrr.* < i»f« 1 i t ru t m t < 'i'i m i i h » u» % ri*i i« % i i n \ • Ml M U II J t |llll% | 4 IN • | r% x i.h fi. 1 • r n»* t n i R l l l t l \ 1 h . y i r r t? It? Ml ••it • K W IX U I.M n * l > T t . l y v n r h ' f iiK C n n iM M M l 1 . Is llllw its |t.s\s|e I to. > t -vra/J.f>.<h 1/bV I, aJi& '' eVAM s , iU 0 O U > M M M e H <%ou> — rim 86CBlaHVf C O M fYltp is) tr i e w ep firR ri AMATSUA CrtAMPloUd.P f o a l Hft irfH ijM e —f op criiCK IS Afb«MCR N ATIO N A L O f * N AN P NATIONAL ArtATSUR CHArif. M WAC A NATIONAL-LINKS fi6U #e. AS PA* BACK AS i9«Z vUMfN Me R tA & e o D ie Finals or-Trie AUATWOO. Losing ■To J g r c m » T t t A V e P '' . t- * y > t h .*' llrooksvillo ( Ini) 2 Wins In Tourne> 1 Pineapple, Valencia oranges and Duncan ______ leodlee. grapefruit. HI# groves e r e dn location* n«turariy protected from frost and The Mohammedan faith toUdt- a re near paved highway* end n paektoghouae. They are equIoiH.I sfded to here t l OfiOOfiOO feUewfa r, Irrigation, which Mr. C obh to ho a very present w pf need. to rtillasrs and rpray to ewriota, 'and- saves (arrest FRBB DBIJVERY—PHONE KMO ' BILL’S PACKAGE STORE IM W. n n S T 8THRCT BTTA KETT ■ —_ ll* * k to tim e saves ainw— [5 \ i *•• \ r* if-« i *v I*. >i N • - * ' A Kl»-I W ,s-li Ilia* l it | l»" to 1 l it;. Tit. ................ t pi *.|»#i I v till.In i WII# l*« .| . | rise |l#n I I a I. I m 'i I ' It I • #<* -Mill «• S' f#s|. #»ti#.| nr. ' pr..p # ri v . 1. e. i* ■ i 1 •• OF 1• . ,| m . I l n III 11 W..I.I to til# h *,•!.. !•' I tiFf # I |i K iel .‘Oil! I It.* >1-. -I..... • •• • » 'I *»e- tt'.ft M" Ii.lt V II II • • • h. >1 |l ,,f ► M « 1*11 to til. il I • I ! <. e *. tl i i n I lif 4 m h i . • I.!' V • « I l - l l s «II.t «It W• ■ I |S ll.i't ." *|i I •t <1 *1*1 . . . It ,.f ■I. r#ot e .1 |rt I h# |.l )||I • •••! 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Iw my offl*.# toll.I Nun I ( htafslrr IM M O f I I M if** Applh'Ntlon fiyy • I a i dl##.| • N i r r i f K IH l l k l i k l n M IV K .N . Th*M lo- (g - iii '.I . M m n-o m H.iiil r - r • | l* A W a I p - .tun M II IllA ftkv u * ru le rM ihrai r a Ih r fo llo w inn • • nip holit* r of .1 *. | ♦.( T • - C rr •H in d i p ro p arljr In lha <7um ly I ttf ra t# No I .1 . I u n i ih # **|l» 81*11011019, HI At a iif Pl»r ild. ‘lo | il« > n f A iim o « i A 1* D J f . lot « I •«r|k: t I h i * .i R am il In im \ -.M i. • ' l i t iv «u| K Ild K iifd d lt A 'l'IIM on in i il*- M|»pllr Allmi for u l u \ il r f i l rii.. A-wfAPinanl I f Ih # i a ' i! lo ba U au ail Ih u m n Im lil c » r* WINES - GINS - LIQUORS Mr. Cobh h not rol_ * 4 , '-h e to g n " a s tu te m a ita to r. A g ift box shipper aad Alls u - o n . i. tirii I 1\ M l I II »• i • • tig | •*'••* N..i|fh • •« | *e.|l t .1 tl f till# «a ii s in g i. r* n t *r • oil I ‘ w|i t «I ifn r n ie V II ' '^ * U«i 1*4 *tl t i |»i|# • a f. I* i lh t 111 l.f# w #n • I'l.l. I iflv •• \ # w York » f la t ••t t|s*e| l| III# |.«lls||. I K lliols t *.e||t|| \ .« .II* sift it* If I T • H« I * • •# •• •« to - t l l|> of f. • I *« l.f. wloliK lhI •» .»*•(. ol.l#w I v f . 'l t V'l L a rg o . I f H e n ry W . G re d y w ore o liv e , won ,h '> * '“ * * ’« > n " ' 1" 1 * * 11, H illy I • *111111* v koxt _ , j . a 1 I, . . fl» b in ir im iiiia iiw n t , it wan *Im -| .lot* W a th '*n , K* ni«> I.«*f I# r , H illy to d a y an d c o u ld v l . l t th e E n w e t | t|p>r<, w ., |n . ,i v >*t»tllbw t id . k't ink l;»*lnn 11, f* fn r C o b b f a m i ly n e a r h e re . h« w o u ld , | | n lP | , „ „ , ,c h , „ . v . „ „ ,„ lin ! c f ir r M rK « ‘t*. I ’. l 1 1 .11 it t l*n rfind a nrun who “cats f r i i t f r e m fo r U .'i.lllo ., Ilu . In ru .-.l t* r I i»r;»niL*. ' Khi Im* '!■ M illu n , c atc h ti full initim icr m i 7 l-th ri-:t.l K dtvin S h ••» ' \ ndi ( in 1 n r r t hie own vine and f ig tree" a m i Is l l r r t r r t M i n . '» in , IH d il • 1 'i v t i l , enslaved by no mortgssv. «uch as line. H ill I l n r . I of II llim o rt* fin ih .— I J u n io r \ irl • I m in i) K ir b y , waa pictured by the beloved o ld tim e Southern w riter in his im- r rc c m l w it h « l\ (i» li n m l SII.'.UI M m K m I i ii M i . \ . , M , | M I \ « m ir b , Itit|M .in t« u'i<l T o m m y I'lio v lin *.f lltH aklr I ’ll. |i ,4lid TH* *h ! •• m ortal statem ent. U*%, llu ljih Jid*n •»ti, M .ipv For Ernest Cobb |s n o t o n ly a N e w X " l k t h i r l w ith t lJUO K<*koT h e to -irn n n io n t l» *v iin Jm u r A K r u l (* t « ii a n d I ’t'lnik leading citrus grower o f P in e lla s in onr. count* and Florida, he U an o u t- 10 « m l u i d r il ' T iic m L i )-. St'ndlng exponent o f the id ea c f r u le , lie e t p r .—K 'd tho h l»producing food and feed a t ho m e. nllmr rtn t U><b.uver w o u ld m Le He m ates money every year. m oney on th o deal, «lnee he w m iM Around hie home he haa p r o . be m art- u p t la w a n t to b u y a g a in “ n r. r ? J try * t ~ . P R O O K S V Ile l.K , J u ly H» J •> •T h e C o h h h u m * on th o K idi-e T m i » ItriHil* ov ills. f*n.«t K ill * lu ll grove*/ The family R o s il In S em inole C o m m u n ity , i i b u t r*'litK|f«i#li**tl i l t f r a n v l ii'r m and grow , improved r u h ” * 1 n to -n u tifn l c o u n try hom e, ,.i Hog* provide plenty ef meats, tr a c tiv e In d d e m il o u t. I t I . - n r . I hi* W f ' t ( ’tmril*“ I r ii'IIP . T i n * iin n o tin m u t iii w n * m utlt sausage and lard, aad U r. C obh nn “on tr e e '' bu ye r ta k e m w l f recently built a good smoke- his f r u i t l i t good y r ie e * . A f t e r a W f i l r o t l n y . iN m r a llt iul tiict* i»t houte. Mre. Cobb puts un h tn - rounded b y * firte t u r n , t r u - 1»«. ht’iuc* r:m icl won t ivt-ii i i . tin dred* of cans o f fru its and v e g e ­ tti e t o r * an d o t l r r g - c d ripdp- Ft* m H1. Tin* H ro ukiivitlt* t i’iim i it table*. / - •, • m r n t. T h r Cobbs b n v r n 17 n i r . The entire fam ily Ineotne Is tie - t i l l ila u g h lc r in h ig h s cln -d , a n ­ r l u t t t r r n u m b e r o f Mi. K*:t u* r|vod solely f r o m the f a r m , w h ic h o th e r d n u - h t c r 1 1 y e a rs old . and • ml won th e p e m n n t ll t n t * y i-a i or >. h a t been In tha family f o r a t r e a t n .o n e ig h t . .' many year*. M r . C obb r e a lis e 1 Q u ie t, res e rve d , seldom ta lk in e th a t he mnat keep the land p r o ­ in m e e tin g * . M r . C -dih is ii h ii-h ly A f i - u f^ e n rP H ductive, nnd ha g r o w * cover cro ns r e s jie -Ic d e n m m u n ltv lend er. T h d m r ” * v ' u , ' n L of h atunil g r a . a e i . b e g g a rw e e d , S e m in c lo C o m m v n itv b m le r T*-e eowpeai and velvet bean*. H e n p . i b e m in o le C o ta n n in ity C lu b , o f piles dolomlto In addition to r r r - ‘ w h ic h h e I * p t * t p re s id e n t, has I U l l - A D K I P I I I A , J u ly Ml. ■Ur fcrtiliiarv fin e e l ib hoU-ian d h Id . Much of the more than ten m .n t b ly m ee t'n g s . A t p r e -e n t he ( / I ' r — M * ti. S a r a h l * » l f r / f ’lHik* scree of grove which he owns o r is r ic e p re s id e n t o f th e t ’ inellns t f N e w Y u r k , n J u r n t i l i » tl control* Is In a high state of p r o ­ P /n in s a l* C itr u s G r o p e r * ’ A s*-- - t e r n * r.f hc*r fjlrlb o o tl tr iu m p h duction, a H ir e p triten of it e la tio n . A snlcud ld. Ilv o ly , » c t|y c W c iln o *iln y a m i a c o rn l I wo * i r . yielding more then 600 boxes per c h u rc h Irf .th e r o m m u n lty i* a tu ric .t to jo in t b r p u r til* ’ ini** during th e past season. H e t r ib u te t o kfw m o tln g s p ir it . ’ - th o th ird ro u n d o f Ih o .Mi M i* u ,.« mi i h n i.lt ' Il I I •llo lfi \ t. »|s.to - Pinellas F a r m e r School Hoy wins Produces Food He Marh^Tourncy Uses In His Home -V7 W ^ Z \ n , l - R* t u s r v s !- p :-r ' f r . ; 7 & July 10.- % 1 ......... "r *• rit * • 1 I tfli* f :i f f r(r*. v I I I f f laltl I ••• H . * » \*K <i It llll Mi t ill! V. • « Wt I* -A llll III I ^ 1 * 1 *lt e | I m tay ' 1 e n iiie M a lc .lm M .o A t ill, K« r.s-r- ‘ ; pin fl« r iiiid J im . •> K nl». l-r f. m a rk n ull a** - I le ' ft 1 il * w*»ii .1 11 j I A .tl it It t • Mt*t‘ in * ■\ t llltM* ' I ll.lntfi . 4.t l'llil b I ' .1 all \ »• I - * l.it'k I mi a I k , .1 u n it y ! 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I 1*119% •.lo- (Jivou lip Franchise H w f« l r» : te n - pw in i ilu mic th e hee-e-k v h t v e r y • j *» u i d«i*r . n.f rrp.*yy •: irr •* 4- irilllrrd III .| was.lull.-n | ,,f \,lk iiitv rv s tiiiR 1 •• .. ........... * "m eant a f il ..| • N,n fro m J A w r it* nfe to *t \ » r r l ! •• M r u i l t l l f f d I until# M|.|.li k w as j O rla n d o lo r th e .1 v u ll'l t '■ 'l .l l-e.,. ,1 ^ lv r n I d liiii fop * wo inoru' \i * '* ,; | |. |. » \ \ H I . I , .4 ml I * | ( i f ..................... . 1 ililn n.» th o u o n > oib« >abin,, , «|s-«s*rlls 1 pi ..11 •*n \r iM \ rr.Vf..*' or A#m»r»/.*v •In 1 inir th« i l o t in %k. FT. •, • II r l. J 4 v%.iVM* I ..It I I I .. I lilt *1 WLin nbtn s * .lu j** t A\1 I I • elisle •I I f l i l l > \ ’|M t . . »d r ll, -rn w 1.J..I* I.M# I * I tm t . >» tlr ti l*i an d I t"n* aral 11rw nign il« a ti*«n th« I k 1 '4 " ***** i n i * i t ant from m itnrwM -tl pn* nr^ s e v e n i ft a t u r r * o f the t a r n i \ »l \%cre: in 1 I Crciln i|t«he) flowed, na J ***• i m a k in g of f i e tiy ih « w itc h tk>c- •f.. il *q u t. h ra c q u e t* queen. 1 tn r. « v r * a l itu lia u itnnc ^initfv 0 *1.0 ! f •!•* m »t ho* —’r»eI•.«n «t v. e ac h ; ^ im r r h . r c a r r y in*: t i la r r th e b ea* . l Jng this period, distributed In exH e s s of M.OOOJIM pounds of food, stuffa to recipients of surplus commodities, which eras In ad­ dition to the distribution of sur­ pluses to more than 100,000 children participating In' the •sch o o l lunch progrpm and dis­ tribution of surpluses In Duval, HiUaborouch and Dado Counties through ti e Food Stam p PlanEnrollment In the Civilian Conre n o tio n Corps, under the dir—eetion of the agency, wee hi »*•***■ of that for the previous | r iN r i . f 'I w n in r n 't p \r .r PFt»i»vriv unrtfr !»•*■ •rmtr ' “* • ' * * 1,1 I'wikr, ..c v , . ;. - b o j ' ^ : r : v ' ••••*•! n rrn i'lliiK • JIIMiO** ji • ^lit * tht n a tio n 11 I |srss|srt I 9 .|r«s. r ll*. e| | Us 1 . in I'.rJv J * nn| Ui> at (h r „ , | (| I, , the- ii b I is «< u m . i 1 •« tphm i r w k r l l lut* d r- ......... ................. ...... let in fh in nil. ' I'.i y e a i «• lei Ik 't ly S H el. 1* 11 «• III. h Is • lit• j . r .o f th e ho«t d u b . 0 , Au$lUmt I'd I I u 1 h r f ir v t rou n d , t l e n e lim . i u t r ,i this J f l .1 I w J c a r n iv a l on S uiw lav r v r * inic. T h u pertinent and Cl rid Welfare Bar. rices, WPA and NY A- certiflcsrylon, CCC certification and selec­ tion, distribution of eurplus com­ modities and clothing, and part let pat ion la. the eeheri Iwarir jrw ^ ■>. The number of rocipUnU of OM Age Assistance, the amount paid • .In grants and the a v en g e g n n U •e a c h Increased progretaively month by month throu flo u t the year—the number of recipients from 85,707 to 87.6 41 , the . to tal amount of g n a ts tram 1433,019 In Ju ly of 1B40 «f» B4MAM ta^Ma^r la r*:* crt»w I | iF la tiv r ^ JACKBENVILLF, July 10 SpeI -rial—Caeh g ra n u to recipient* • o f public aaclstaaee In Florida fo r the fiscal year ended June 10, 1*41, aggregated H t t l j t l , se ­ conding to announcement today of the State Welfare Beard. Of the total, waa mm Id to m lp len ta of Old Age As. .istance, I9O3A20 to rsctpUnta of Aid to O epeafent Children, and 1 3 9 3 A S 3 to recipients of Aid to th e Blind. Total appropriation of state Y oade fu r the entire welfare yew B rram wee but |M 00J)00 for the ydsr. Kipcndlture* were for cash (K W m 'o e e A S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A S i i t ' * i 'U i m ru ir t« n i* '.A ih n a m r n t Camp Winona Chatter e InState During Year $025#1] sss, 5 sy a js tts ; nER A LD . HERALD. 8SAANNFFOORRDD RHm in c e v ie .-1 6 1 2 5 KOI W. I-! ST. SA M l)l(l). II.A. Tl.i.KI'IIMNi: ir.l) lly 1‘A lll. m m iNSON WELL CONGRATULATION' t 'i E f ? m i l N 6 k id s And rM GRADUATING TDMOfJfXI- 1 *XJKNOVf GETMUIlNGS' mm4 lH « if lo ll« R t S u b le t to Ch4Ag« mil Ham t Naflca. REEL & SONS wa ve BEEN WACICVABOUr FAoi o tM E ^ S i • SLAV O N n __r-----BEAM.’ 15 ® AMO ■ G ooom oc V liTH V O U R M O V IE f ') A c io a /f ! N0U12B LEAVlMG awyic* liy FUAN STRIKRD >NE K A N G L IK wrmT«s W IL L K fO BW15CMRTWXJP3 MOVE )( I HAVE A ) IKTO utC'AFFAIR, THERE / > SCHEME, J WILL BE EVEN MORE - / ( SIR/ WILL S SLAdJGWTTR/ U N LESS- - - ) k . i nN~. ■ \ t Q U LISTEN? �' i r V* .^F ‘*3■ (<* F H T fiZ ’U *W ??5'rv i* ' v•v-> i i *^s . T r 5"5CRAP BOOK lty Defense Councils Asked To M an 800 Raid Observation Posts a I THE *«7 _ is a g l *25 i hrndled by the civil protection ISSEE, July ___ I>—Ceumy defense w ou­ ami labor and personnel divisions ld Florida wer# ' ratted upon of the county cocncils. Flrrida’s a ir defen-e I* the re­ ___ i t to recruit olid er*onl»* 17340 obaefvers to man 8*0 i Ir sponsibility o f tha Third Inter­ raid ‘ observation po*te In Ih* ceptor Command, charged with the protection of the stu th ra s le rt •to la within two waaka time. TW» request want not from tha portion of the United Stitce, Dtata Defense Connell wffLew hew south of Virginia and east of t Florida Publicity Men To Hold Meet In _Pbpi&lation TALLAHASSEE toother with aeta of Instructions, N e w M e ilc o . Slmilnr operations will be or­ Indlrldnally prepared, for eeeh observation p«*t. The Initnrtlcn ganised in a ll tha slate* of the pet* were mada a p a t Draw Field, netl n. thousand* of t reined J 'S ? < T em pi, under tha supervision of The tl /. Brig, Can. W altar H. F rank, wm- wat«h»re . who would lv ceiled an emergency will not go ftp ' m tndlng off tear. Third Intareep- uup-n p n In ar ..tor Command. Third Ala Fcree, rn dutyg Immediately. They will who flew to Tallahaaaaw In an be pnt fvm rg h an Intrnsir.- trshw Army plana, bringing • th a earn* inc for e few day* out of each rai g . l i nya t a n t t t r t o So~ la n S d "o o T T*wfnni;TTmc»BrmetFrd action, if and when needed. ^ v * tha BDC here. • I>r»- ns w hs reg isters! r-cen t. rem platlcn of tha e lr raM arplng service In Florida will ly for volunteer civilian drfrnsa ,, ptare thla elate eeennd In tho na. Work in this field nf volunU-er "• tion and f l n t In the eoothraet In activity d r u id call at lh« headquarters <t their cocnty defeneo , - • anrb defence organliatlon. I.leuL Oen. Albert II. Blending council f r fu rther advice' or de­ fl n f 8t. Augustine. BDC chairman tailed instruction*. la l r s t scientific ditvlcr* in elr M f»r civil protection and former commander of tha National attrek end defense, perfected af­ ‘Guard, la spending te v tra l daye te r independent Studies by uir eiIn Ihe Btata D tfrnee Coun-ll of parts nf the Unlte<l Blair* ami V ’’ firea directing distribution of the Great llritnln, will be used In tha Inalractlcna ami organiaetlon da- a ir defense of tha sunshine <uta. Mla. General R bpdlng pointed out . * that observation post# will la d»KTsV elfnatad apota from which vnlun•- \ te e r obaerven will watch and BT. AUGUSTINE^ July 10, ' listen for approaching plane*. E rrh will bp located within a few f F I T l —Member* o f Ihe Flor­ ereondi ran from a telephone. No ida 1‘ublieily ami Public lid s, tower* or other structures *r tiona Association will gather for. equipment will be provided but a quarterly meeting at the lldlyvolunteer* may use their own wnod Beaeli Hotel. Hollywood on field gfa**ra If they wish. Obscc- July 10 and JO, Milton E. Ilsean 1 «vers e » l Will aaallf fce * ' trained * * ‘ *by. and* w*** lll( Jr. nf Mnrinclaml announce.l this 1 warh under tho direction of tha **•*• Army a ir command. H. I. M nssbarjcr, _ ■ presblent t Ijatella c f recruiting ami *»-' and general manager nf tha lecllnj penons fyom lho roll* o f, Florida lU sc a rc h _Founditlon, those who te rl lerrd recently for which was established by tha Volunteer defense, and all o th e r' alata legblnturu, will he one nf details of Instruction will bo tho principle speakers. The or- • Juyl 10, - w / p 4 6 , 3 0 0 A c V ftft- - m i L A R < « srr c h V - o w m e p IM -^ E W O R L D \< PRODUCES E tfO U d it - It will be recalled that FleeIda's total popubUoa. according m tho 1M0 Census, b 1397,414. This shows a gabs of 233 por* cent, over This study of the census shows that of the State’s total popubUoa- IJM ,3U a n white* and I1S349 ara non-white*. Thera was a gain of 33.7 poveanl la tha total white Bryaklng thla down Into .white mad non-white, tho study midi tha Btaki (b a s tin g Board die boon s ib eted an^ The 1940 Census further ihawa •broody that tha total white population enronritt* 71 m c a ii o f. tho o rg tet ID compiftvR mmu orj>«U| wkll# th. noru w ilta fa mr avmt 37 porvoat, ** sgaheat. H i percent for tho tr a l W aiter<V « a k ,^Sf*tW third roes la 1930. Figures listed __ ssnida percent Hi th e whrte rara1 cad but a 1 J -Percent gala Is tha rural oon-wbiU population. Indicative of th a tren d awa< from *tha farm ,-G ro m p ih t a f ouL la tha fact' th a t the ra ta , non.farm white population In■ ................. .... ■ W'lMBER. < 0 P A Y K ft . . OPERAcflM ^ E X P E N S E S -dtltikE A.RE HO I L U f C R A f E * £ « £ Jl'r'L -rU K tbr __ ___ ___, county dofauaa, couacO officer* have taken hold af tha task of organising tha Aircraft W i n l 4 Service for tho Woe Department* with vfm aad vigor aad balfave*' that Florida wUl ho tho flm stete fa tho aaotheaatoen an a. to complete ouch organUation. ' • Tho plan cafla for tho okJft lbhmont jf^880^ ohoervation ^»t* to "The "dieoner- with tha hotel urtaa and tha Boro b « « , ■ total rural. ■ Toot Ta» SEMINOLE: Total, 21304; JJrbaa 103171 P. C. 483; P. 0. yea “ride” I yea want yaor CIIG. -E li Rural 13397; P* C. 843; P. d El. ' / • .y y, . » “ • . • u c n m oDUM o BRAHDED |M f4R .E f tH i.A H D ** I Air W*mln» ScTtice Is Almoflt Complete creased 40J percent w hlb the W hite rural fa rm g ain ed , hat 1IJ percent. For the nan-wUtac the. trend waa r*-fcreed, aa thm a w as a b aa of .T percent in tha TALLA11A88EB, July 10, (P n I | non-whlU rural non-farm and a George U Burr. Jr. vixneutiv. gain of 1 9 percent la tha Bon- Dimeter af tha Pbrida Defense! white r a n i farm . Council announced this week that' fBdaaiaD—Flaridtra u raan popu­ lation for 1940 had an Inerraaa pert eat /*»er Urn 1330, a r u n I,- population in tnceeded a # 1330 rural by R ent, according to Georg* exaettthro secretary of l BUta’Planning Board. In actual flgw aa, th era la an isC d»aaa of 2Mf i l 3 In u r ta a and U K 190 In tha .ru ral elaaaUlea- population and a 3d.I per gain In *non-v»hlto *jrban l>% XJ£Z ' % f DUCArfloH l< DAiav Co m p u l s o r y ', a n d EVERY CHILD PROM r f s SEVEM-ffi <0 i f i era* Bologna lb. 12%c^ ogiaM teo ... Weiners.... lb. 1it .. I'bUR'fElM'fH YEAvRl* . ' A R EC O R D " H A S 'fO a -(Ve h d s c i I o o l X. SVfORDFlSd ip tfc Co* I**! ganlaatlon Is charged with th e! dormant. ... - -'y*.1. A responsibility of finding and «fW. Therklkbon, agricultural ferirtj ts tho public all natural re- ' of tho Miami H erald. I* sources of the state now laying I ,hnl,mJln of tho program gom. mittm. SA ' ■ :• r iA v o p n '! / r. Bolivia COOMNCRMSMiy. fORAHCfif I BEEF PO tJW A ST Ga. Picnic Hama.... lb. 21c Pig Liver.:............... lb. 17c IM 1W B 14. O le o .N k . | MRO SUtlHKO * 10. 1 2 !/ 2 c I S a u s a g e COLD MEA1T C l 10c 161c sm m RCOIIOHY lb. 17c Steaks or Roast........ lb. I6V2C CntHU.------Shoulder Roast.------:1 b . Ifif Lola Choga.— ^ . . . ^ l E M t m b Cho*n-..n . ; .., -------'4b, ^ V I I 'l V * i’ i ' Naval Ail Bo m i i f i g grn r * M ' • / Sunshine Coffee...,...^ ibt. 29c Royal Gem Cal 1 l b . 1 4 c 2 : | b > . 2 8 c Pard Dog Food. JT i caat 15c Rice .—.. - . 4 H m . 2 2 c •oa|a«4es FINK GRANULATED 11» 1— ............. . .. PACK ...3 B e ipple 1% esn 1( .A*7 «vy o*sm w ioj || whlla none remain In Uragtmy ' and tha A rgm U ae..,, -----------------— ■— *-------- . �1V J W s ’j t w - <tJc*T.. * ' o **'\ , * '■ * ' W K ^ y f ffT r-!?**r ' g iJW • —t v ■■■•:' 7 r '• ' . • '3 * 5 # v x-< •v ■ i ' .» '• ' a n F M tA a i l |M A aJ •# • • * •* ' '••WMiA'C- A N IN D EPEN D EN T NEW Sl’A l'E K - VOLUME EW ip Eatabliahed l a 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY II. 1941 Hanford I* Tfie Only Central ~S Florida City Affording Kail. HigltwaJ And Water Transportation ld M em b er A s s o c ia te d P reaa N l ’MHKK 2«7 English Admit Asks 3 1-3 U.S. Workers London Says Nazis Prepare For N a v y , In I r e l a nd Tremendous RussianiAttack v - V r a * T■ ^ r v s ^ ::w ii/W ? « w m W r ...'.l Y A y l l J: J / > /'New Request Coupled With Army Needs Sets Two-Day Sum At Over 8 Billions Defense, Aid Bill Is $5^000,000,000 •Army Service Until End Of Unlimited Emergency* Asked * WASHINGTON, July 11 —OP)— Preaidant Roosevelt asked Cofljnreaa today (or * S8.823.000.000 in cash and contract authorisation for ^ the Navy and Maritime Com^mission. With the request yester­ day for 84.770,000,000 . (of the Army) today's figures •track a two-day trial of fl>* * o93,000,000 for ttfntM . Included la ths f 1,828.000,000 which the President sought for tho N ary In cash was | 100,000,* 000 for malnUosnoe snd repair of dofonao imtaltsUoM In gevm eminent or prtrataty ownod n orla ■nones to a tho u rn Ini re - Benson Ford And His Bride Foreign Office Says American Tec hnicians Employed -By British Government •If A w o * lu lf4 Prvoo The assertion by Senator T aft (R-Ohio) that the Unit..I Statss was constructing mllltaty hssea in Northern Ireland and Scot­ land, prompted till, comment by the liritish foreign office: “ Some technician, sn.i Inhnrrni from the United State- are en­ gaged in connection with certain works that are pn>cr,.|ing in Northern Ireland," and added all wera “ direct employe, of the Hrltiah government.’’ An angrv c h u f f hr Senator T aft of Ohio that the United States was building a nnvsl air base for Great Britain in North­ ern Ireland led Senator Harkle of Kentucky, the Democrat leader, to say that ho had no knowledge of such a develop­ ment. The discussion was prompted by the recent occupation of tealand, which T aft den mneed aa "exactly equivalent to aggressive w ar." A fter he had said that he had reliable infnnration that a base was being built in North­ ern Ireland, Senator Ptinahcr of Connecticut, entered the debate to complain that the administra­ tion was loo secretive "W e are not being told what A soldier of the Red Arm y herds a group censor, which came with this picture. It was , Bonoon Ford, son of Mr. asd Mr*. Ed,cl Ford and grandson tha facta are." he said, “ and of raptured aviators of nerm an n Goerlng’a transm itted by radio from Moscow to New of auto magnate Henry Ford, la shown with hia brida, the form er yet everyone nf us who chooses to ran know that Amerirnn work­ York. I uftw affc, covered them w ith hia rifle, uc- ' Zdlth McNanghton, aa they appeared at th eir wedding rehearsal, man by the hundreds have been cording to the rUTffott. passed By the Soviet preceding tho ceremony in Detrx^t, Mich. constructing a naval base In mr — .^ s . " 1 y . --------------------------------------------------- N orthern Ireland for weeks Juat aa they were preliminary to tha tcriand situation." The discussion recalled an an­ nouncement recently that Mer­ ritt, Chapman A Scott, New York contracting firm, had been engaged bv th* British to do Warren Thomas, fa th e r nf the Tillio and Mae ere bock In soma construction work in the negro triplets burn in Sanford their cages at the Municipal Zoo British talas. Itrltlah officials at last week, has a Job ami the new after a brief but braeiy spall of the time described it aa purely an arrangem ent between the babies are fa irly well supplied freedom on Monkey Island. British government and n private with the necessities of life, The troublesome aoo residents American firm. W hether this thanks In the generosity of bus­ era .the bonnet awakbyrn. who contract wwa w hat T aft ’ and iness firms and individuals. Dr. were once before put on the is­ Dan a her had In mind was not G If Starke, a tt e n d a n t physi­ land to mingle with the other disclosed. cian nf the family, »aiil today. R. F. Cooper, principal of JACKSONVILLE, July 11 — residents but had to bo removed T hursday’s debate also InrlurtVICHY. U N O C C U P I E D Oviedo High School, ws< elected , " I f the fath er ra n hold hia (Special)— The annual meet­ because their Idea of mingling ing of market managers and devtloped Into violent tangling. ed a fiery speech in which Sen FRANCE, July I t _ op)— The president of the State Vocational jut, he should he able to keep •to r Conntlly of Texas took advisory committeemen of FlorTeachers Associa­ «n his f,-et financially,” Dr. Tillio has nlways bean the (T a ft to taak for hia oppotition Vichy government a f te r s t u d y ­ Agricultural Ida’s SI State Farmers’ Markets ing llriti*h term s for an srmis- tion yesterday, according to a r e ­ Sta rke explained, " a s he is now opened at tho George Washing­ r m r ^ c e d hMalUU * t i i ? V ,lSl,»t! *? tha .p u p a ti o n of Iceland and ,£). Syria. „ >l1ay announced port received today from Day­ working at the Ox Fibre Brush ton Hotel Thursday afternoon ?h . family •»"»“ «<«< . it found them unacceptable and tona Beach, where the group has «j hopa w# don’t have .ndicalions were th at the fight been having a three-week con­ Company.” a t 2:00 o’clock with each man­ tho family honor b u t put In• Un behalf of the family, Dr. cart by thcmaahrcoi for otvtral ager reporting on. tho operation to fight, but we must let the with the liritish and Dv Gaul- f e r, nc. •h.irke thanki^L everyone who o r hia markaf for tho last seat months Maa took aomo of tho gangsters and assassins know i^ t, would continue. Alex Johnson, Seminole High •on. Moro than fl.000,000 worth fight out of hia .partner by cuff­ root nh u ted to the triplets. e 'lM ? h*” *° f l,h l Wr I T it” added th at the te rm . School agricultural teacher, haa of farm products ware sold ing her when aha got rough. Vichy Finds Father Of Triplets Gets Job; English Term s Needs Of Family Are Satisfied A re Unacceptable Cooper Named jj£L ». |!li» Aqd Mac Are Back I d Cage " Alter Short Slay On Monkey lilaiW Market Managers ual Meet gbnville a sortos of three h!3s by Chair­ o r the w e Sonata s e n a te man Reynolds, of Military Affairs the House pass in agraai n a tine to U>* Sonata ae b bin • draft deferment to mea who e IS j ryean old or alder an July 1* e* The Uoeoo vote • % tthe defermt we 141 to IT. at measure wee Simuitaneooaly, rlthent a diaaaatiay .wand aent the Houaa a hut a tothorlxlng the o w etl iy of navy te remain In the beroad the exptaattaa orpieatioa of their enlistment tam o, provided a na­ tional omorrescy has been do­ d d ered . • Uader Reynaldo UfidaUon the President oeuld been any member of the araty enllet ed maa. draftee, aattoaat er ,?ffS2n-5 • after tem te eUen e f itod emergeeay ; him on May i t . Bcyaalda arid he the bills after hia i , faned with Oenm t Marshall. —Marshall Observers Say Sue-.cess..,O f Planned, , Drive To Determine’-Outcome Of .War Nazi Fliers Captured By Russians Incl i nations Given .Fight With Eng­ lish Will Go On Jamas Houghton, park super­ during and a intendent, witched the two baexpect­ com* more gentle and friendly year’s towards each other and decided last week that they might bo pat Many outstanding agricultural, back on tho Island as a reward buslacaa, transportation and da-i for their good behavior. The for the moving was act and fans# lasd e n In Florida and from day It waa planned'to make the ex­ •thor atataa have accepted Invi- change whan tho helpers* at the Latkrna to attend tha sessions, aoo would not hive too much William L. Wilton, director of do and could watch for any Btate Farmars’ Markets, stated to disturbances, Mr. Houghton yeitorday. Numaroua problems •aid. ,t va«B affactiag tha marksting of farm The two tana totted monkey* pledgee arising from tho dofonsa program will bo discussed and were put In u turlap bag and • t u a will bo made for tha pro- carried to tha Island and froad Uctioo of fanaora sad eonsum- to make or bruak their future • n uadar any possible eondl- aa eltlaana of the monkey do­ main. tioos which may arise. Governor Bpeasard L. Holland Bat Ike new froctom lasted win attend tin conference this on!/ n couple of hours for im­ afternoon and poaaflply tha ban­ mediately Um other monkeys quet is tha evanlsg. Tho mom- recognised the trouble makers. Every monkey on the Utodd lag was dovotad to consideration seemed to remember a personal uf tha BOW 8tats Agricultural gndgu agmltut tho sdtappy pair Board law, tho new and started to chaaa them until license act, they drove tho fogitlvc* Into tho market rules moat taunting and fMhed nut of tha water, the laauruiicc, bonds, and drtoplng. bedraggled victims ef and Um dhaomluatlon of their-own hat manners were re■terfcat Information. loroed to their oenfluhir cage. Thd htuchcou today was dlvidad toto tturoo* aoctiona for latorostod In these markets the fiscal year of 1940 considerable Increase la ed to he shown by this Norrig Honored By Senate A# American P®¥*. ... . - .. "aaenird to hav»» been e d itrd T a ft linked hU M ui^ I m «n prttfacly to prevent .11 poaslbllNorthern Ireland with Wends rWBlM; i agreem ent on the Wlllkle’a appeal of Teatwr^.y f-r , 7 the eatabllahment of American , , . . , baaea not only theta but ir» • The British demands Included Scotland aa well. ' • ‘"" P 1*** su rren d er of arm s. President RooMv.lt today a- .nd warship. occupation nf 8yM rte d he’d not ba surprised if ri* by British tr-vopa and American ateel had gone Into N "» M chy recogn.t.on or ho Do British base, and American work. « « M»* men all over the world w efr|'k * Vkhy "u ,l‘n‘’being h U by the British g»v i The French illg h Command In a m m ia t dyrto declared last night that Thla he Sduea, added is la perfectly TRIS. ns p e rn cu ) Hrllnin r^ lli-iU thus fl|f fa r has Ignorud , its n,| legal. 'eonihata are therefore continu­ Ha nude tha atotement at with their accompaniment uf press conference where the que > ing viol.•ncr ami ilevAatmtlon tton of eonatruetlon of American T h e cnmmunl(|ue added th at baaea 4n Ireland o r Scotland " • r responsibility for It does Sroae. , "At rest with France.” Th# J'raalden t had no rommenl A m id the pulallng tangle of on Um * anggaatlon of Wrndrll I- emitrndietlon _and _ talk _ _ of _ ofWlllkto th a t Amarican baaea be fijd e .l honor which had anarad liahed In the British Isles v rhy’a own prnpoael of an a rr: m alice. General Maxlme • Weygt nd. supreme commander In * * ----- « n frth Africa, arrived In Vichy h f plana last night. ,Hu drove from tha airfield lg the Pare Hotel— resldeaca of t^kli-f of Stoto re ta in — preaumAUGUSTA. Ga., 11 . , „hlvT ,„r , , „ for Immediate conference Thm a Inrtroetora of tha Geor- ^ , h# olJ mar>ha|. ra Killed Plane Collision STc ’*"•••• k*ui* *,,h o,™‘ Bush, and the student waa Vlnt o th a uUmt . Though the family has enough to lake cars of its immediate need-, such things as soap, tuwis nn,| napkins run always be Used, he added. line local store gave a q u a n ­ tity of material to ma'^; dressfor the babies and ItTTl Cross workers are busy making the garments, Mrs, Jack Hall, Bed Cross chairman, said this m orn­ ing. A mistake was made In raporting the date of the birth of lhe three babies us Dr. Starke, lieconiing confused with the hoiidars of the Fourth of Ju ly and Sunday so close to g rth c r, gave Thursday as the day nf birth, hut corrected it today to say It ORANGE, Tea., July II, - ( d ’» was last Saturday. hern a tte n d in g the conference ami both are rspecled to return whn th* meeting ends Saturday. A tota l of ini agriculture tesrhera from all p a rts nf the state ar* attending the meeting and studying defrns* problems in special clas.rs, the report statril. Mr. Cooper, who will serve for the 1941*4J term, has pledged I'M pe rce nt co-operation of the ^ n l i r r group. Dies Charges C. I. O. Cost. Him Election — Iteprrsenative Marlin Dies uf Texas charged Thursday In a statem ent that “CIO and fifth column organisations poured hun­ dreds of thousands of ilolUra" out to defeat him in recent Tex­ as senatorial alrctiun. The chairm an of tho House committee Investigating unAmarican activitiea urged an Invratigatlon of the Juno 2X electun, won by Governor O'Daniel. „ b, th. t u u .h t Dies finished fourth. Represented Vfeyrand’a advice on the SyrTan live Lyndon Johnson, who claimed ,( „ tlnn. w.ygand commanded White House support, ran second FrtIlth AnnlM of th. MUi- In a close race with O'Daniel. «to Aa«-Teeh flying aehool were ,oul unhwt to the collision of t»;’ K-thwoo.f, 1 I .!'l% East before ha waa called /s.N aV en, aIr eoip:• t( (U<caed Generalissimo Gama- • t K. Retrae. Thu low-wing monoplanes col about Pr es i dent Of . Teacher Group iby Airs First Wail On Record kWHENCE, Kan., July 11 - T. T. Kellar a t Lawan axpactaut father, had (recording device Installed la hospital da livery room and rded tha flrat wallings of Infaat daughter. ■ acted Tika aha wasn’t to yaU but when I told a waa on tha air aha cams tha attending doctor Long Distance Call Rates Are Reduced WASHINGTON, July UPh— A 14 percent reduction in tha nation's long-dlstenca tele­ phone charges went Into affact Thursday. Tha rut* reduction, negotiated after tha Federal Communieatlona Commission had ordered •a fnvMtlgation of long-distance tolls, estimated at f 14,000,000 •nauallF, Reductions generally apply to diatonca calls between 144 and 1110 mBcs. Report charges on Ineomplotad calls are eliminated, and overtime rates for personto-person caQa ar* reduced to tha n v r ita s rates for station• Mob calls._________ NO. 100404 ARRIVES 0 8 8 DUNG, N. T - Ju ly I t — (AV- Bing Bing Thursday ra­ ceIvad Its 104,000th Prisoner ainc* Ra establishment Mur 18. «n pleat gaaa down for ra- 1818. tm R . was Earl L. KlrirpaKlrkpaH* - aad repairs. I t will ha aut trick, tnm Queens county, Nsw xiateicty tjr t waata, w Yarit, . M ; ' for sheadoammt. tMurder-Suicide In Verdict In I)eathH niU A ND O, July I t , —UP)— ,\n Orange county coroner's Jury .Thursihsy turned a verdict of ninrdcr-suicld# In the fatal shoot­ ing nf Sgt. Robet P. Jackson, '-’ll, nf lha Orlando Army Air B air ami Mlaa G eraldina' Cook, 22, of Winter Park, whose bodies were found aide by aid* on tho shore nf a nearby lake th# night of Ju ly I, Roth Mias Cook a n j Jackson were shut lit tha temple and chest. A .22 eallbra single shot rifle was found across tha bodies. Testimony of Orlando Army Bare officers disclosed that Jack­ son had been married to Vara Rarnea In hia home town of Cam. den, 8. C„ May 10. Captaia Owenby, heading aji arm y hoard of inquiry, totd tha eoronar’a Jury the army had not concluded Its In­ vestigation. ZamZam Survivors Released By Nazis NEW TOBK, July 11 - m Wiltiam V. C Buxton, praaldant of tha BriUak-Amcrkaa Ambu­ lance Corps, announces today that II American maa who sur­ vived tha sinking of Um Egyptian steamer ZaatZaxa wuru bring re­ leased hy German authorttiaa to n tu n t to tha United States. —— Germans Admit < At t ack Stalled Soviet Los s e s S e t At Million Men By Berlin Agency, LONDON, July II. — (A P ) — A Mighly nrw N ail nffrn■ivv. aimed a t overwhelm* t * f r u n Its i* andrrway in Ruaria. It waa rtp w ln l reNably tonlaht. An i f f r n . i t , drive pointed at Muaruar. I^ningrad and Kiri D to b* ba, knl with th , full might of Adolf H ltlrr', mrrhanlied dixl,iiHi> arcunling tu th**, report,. On the a u rre ,, or failure of thla drive. otiM rr.rr, -aid. may depend the uulrnme uf the Huaa».German » ir . Geraiany'a drive raatwartl from th* IliaD-tok-Minah area la atalievl at aevrral placea the nlfleial German nrwa agency l» N. It. runreited. hut an* authurired military rum m rnlalur -aid Ih* Itrd Armx ha- l,nt | .. 000.000 mrn kiile.1 or rapturrd ami dealare.1 that Hu-. ■Ian military rullap-e i- in­ evitable. We A —a,late* Peer- A d o lf M jtlp r'x iMtlit'V of “ m y s tif y in g t h e ptiom y w ith n ile n c r” w as r o n n t r r r d I ih la y l>y th o I t u s ii a n s w ith :t Itrlt’f, n o n c o m n tita l ro n in tttn iq u e w hic(i implied t h a t t h e N a z i h litzk rii-g in v a sittii h a il r b e e n atopppil co ld , w ith ( I c r m a n lcgiuna n o lottK cr a t ­ tacking. “ Nothing p a rtic u la r occurred un tho fronta d u rin g lust night,” Soviet, war bulletin .-aid. Silent on p r e s .i i l operations, H ille r's field h e a d q u a r te r s w e n t , buck to the bloody struggle in • the forests of llmlystok, r e p o rt ­ ing the conclusion of th at con­ flict with the c a p tu r e of 92:1,S'JH Red A rm y troops* :t,:i:U tanka, t,H0U g u n s and un e n o r ­ m ous quantity o f supplies. T he Germ ans implied the m ass of Nasi tank* and infantry engu g rd In the lliuly-li>k nnqi-up now would be t u r n e d m |o u juge r n a u t -mash a g a in st the Stalin line. The g reat Russian - G e rm an battle line felt alaiost silent early today Moscow r^O 'rted, with th« Red armies contending tlml tha first phase of the German in­ vasion had ended with the N u lls fought to a halt un e v e r y front. The lull was general alo ng nearly 200U miles of f ighting nounced with the phra se: "Noth* front, the Soviet command ail­ ing of consequence occurred." Moscow's announcement of tha situation iniofar as it reported inactivity on the front was in e f ­ fect supported by tho rrtic enca uf the German high command. The Soviet'* communique t o d a / followed earlier claims t h a t yes­ terday In th* sixth day of t h a g re ates t single ba ttle sinco t h a World war, the red e r n t r r waa holding fast, and its implication t h a t sven tRVrn the German o f ­ fensive had passed the pesk ofi Its power, a t least on the c e n t r a l front. In this earlier fighting, t h a '" Russians reported the destruction of a full' N ail division of per­ haps 15,000 men near Lepel ak ' the red renter and n "serious defast" (or a second division ta the souM near Borisov. Tha .seiaur* of a vast am ount of specialIsad German equipment nf th a highest value also waa etalmed. This morning’s Soviet bulletin, apparently referring to tho Lepel action, said tha German division bad bees smashed In an e ffo rt to break tha Rusaan rig h t flank and had been routed, leaving 3800 dead and wounded on tha flrid . Thla assertion, which waa 10O percent st variance with repeated German claims to tubatontlal control of tha eastern air, waa baaed on Ruaeln contention th a t the N ails really were quit* sh o rt In planes and pertonnrl, the p k k o f their "basic squadrons” having been destroys,! la long com bat w ith tha B ritish la tha w est. — - ■ LOCAL WEATHER I '■> .•> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 10, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bc2d25b2caf8d2d94528dfeacb51e7fe.pdf 88ce13c5fb62459247e445e8aed3aca7 PDF Text Text I r l - • ♦ 1 TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1M I Winter Park Legion Juniors liter Reviews Some Stand-oats Of All-Star Games Of 8-Year History ilt produced to tha Eild-aaasen classic’s 8-year ^ B a c li In 1914 the Olants* icrewball pltehbr started fo r tbs Nallonalx. In tha first Inning, with two man on beta, Hubbell struck o a t Baba Ruth. Lou Gehrig and ito m y . Fox*. And In tha second h a film ed Al B s a s a a s p j s r Cro. Bln and Lefty Gomes, sis strike, data la iwrcastien, fire of them against tho hoavtestJilU grx In the H ibbell had A d-d lead when he left le f t the "boa box but the Americans gmaged up on later fling*** and wen, 5-7. Hubbell has dene a stin t In five of the eight g en u s w ithout gaining official INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CHANCKMT KOi 4411. W ILLIAM C. MULLEN. P U l s .l f f Whip Locals 8-0 . . . .. t i n t Inning l**t jroar to pace the N ttlonala to a 4-0 win, the t i n t shutout in th« eerice. Who’ll bo tho it a r of thU year's All-Star gam* a t Detroit July ST No ons ean Utl but Bob Feller, the American lea­ gue’s aes pitcher, may be the first player to stand out In two All-Star games. Bob stole tho show In 1039 when, with ons o u t and the bases leaded In the slsth Inn­ ing, he got the Nationals out and htld them to one hit In his 3 2-3 Innings. Howsvsr. Tom Bridges got credit for the 3-1 Win. _______ „ Here are the s ta rt of the other gime*: 1933— Babe Ruth banged «n early homer end came up w ith a great running catch of Chick H afey’s hit that steamed good - CLARA a Held to only an* h it by th# pitching of MUfaed Tattoo, B aa. ford dropped a tOt w ith tha 'Win­ ter Park Legion Juniors by tha scars of M Onlr one to gat n h it fa r San­ ford was G. Jackson who lined a single through tha infield fas tha game. Tho Iona 8aaford base runner w as left to die an tha to btltets. Mag W e n was the 'firs t comparatively lesser-known •tog to grab top acclaim. He hosged ou t a homer with two o a baso o ff Rad R affing In the oergorr cpmta PiBLO&Z, P a A & A flk it O F R U rW l (Al ffo R AAAjld G e e e to e iG ' De M aggio H ad Touchy M oments . RAW ALL ELEtJTRIC ORLANDOV FLORIDA lig League All In Hitting Streak S t a r T i l t Will W H A T O U T Fi g BUD D Y? f i NEW YORK. July 8 —U ftBe Played Today Joa DIMagglo had atm * «lo»* calls In his successful hid to better George Hiller's American DETROIT, July 8.— A power­ League and Willis Keeler’s major b atting American leagus Uagua consecutive-game hitting ful team headed by the greatest streaks. . . . DIMag broke S lslefs 41 game iltchsr now in baseball. Bob figure by one on Juno 29 am. Taller, was chosen Monday to try to repulse a cagy, slickworking National League foe In The closest Joo edme to hav­ today’s ninth annual all-star ex­ ing his string snapped was an travaganza at Hrigga Btadium. — — *—1 ths White A full 24 hours bsfora a Box. 11it less until Ihs seventh g n a t crowd of 67,000 fans wan lunder m Inning, DIMag hatted a settle down to w atch a to short-stop Luka Af “dream game,’’ tha two man>>ksd aa though It wol agvrs who matched wits In tha easy out but tha ball took a bad wurld aeries last Pall. Del Bak­ hop over Appling’* shoulder. er, of D etroll, and Bill MckechNext -day Appling knocked nle, of Cincinnati, began Jockey­ down another hard DIMagglo ing f o r . a strateg ical advantage gmender b u fc o b W n o t fWId It In by announcing lineups -with a tltxp for a play. Tha scorer called surprising variance In their cap­ It a k i t . . abilities. Except for these, all of J o e s c a s to f f McKrcKnle chose a Mows wsre Indisputable. • Amvrlean Whitlow Leaguer, 11* bed to go until the sevsnjth Dodgers, Inning agelnst Washington be­ lord and fore Tie finally got a atogl* off Arnold Anderson to break Sta- BILL’S PACKAGE STORE -Ia88iHed A dvertisem ents JOB WANTED aa cook or' doing ,, hawawark.’ Josvpiiln* Morphy, •07 E. Tth 8L HOTPOINT .Electric ty | U range |7 0 trie Ranga with o u r ; small hot it ro a d U io a -4 l< t CAPABLE- WlRTf-yeAR. TUifiO s a s m a u m or THc. 9tolAP0LO4lA A H U m c j L n aaa and d isc o u n ts __________________________ U nited Mtatre G ov ern m en t o h llgstfons, s tr e e t end a u a ra n tsv d -------—__ ____ - ---------------------------------O b lig atio n s of S ta is e and p o litical su b d iv isio n s Cash, b alan ces w ith e lk v r b an k s. In cluding re.r* s« rv s b alan ces, and cash Item s In process of roliselMcs _ F u rn itu r e an d f ix tu r e s _ _ ................ ....... .......... 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TOTAL CA FITA L A C fO U N T tl________ __ . _ . ____________ 7 ^ .1^ t J. A ->. n I 4 T U ai AND CA PITA L— mACWUNTB > The nation’s sixth ranking m — a . w a s ew a SS ■—. •Tklu Peak s eeplial vnnslste ef H u m s .(oak w player took only 81 mlnatos to per vale, s i lte.pse.se. dsprlve Virginia Wolfenden, NDA feuthful Ban Francisco player, Plsdges etsvta (and eeearldee leaned) (keek valee); • f bar single, title, i-1, 6-1. t. n Government okPssilons, direct end aanranpledged le eeenre dspeetta and etker llabll Then Sarah learned aka had won tha doablaa UUa with MarM rot Oshhnw of Ban Franciscos W default Mrs. Cooke and Mm. (Mhovao S ecured sa d p re fe rre d U aklllltee: war* to bar* playad Mrs. l^nloo D ep ealts «v ested by plsdged aee ste p u rsu e s! to Raemoad Oansenmuller and Mr*. r e d n ir ta s s e u o r law .................................................... MIQIeent Hirsh Lang, b at Mr*. TU TA L -i___ - ........ ,,, . ........................................... 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BM1TH LLOYD F UOVLM ' Dtxaeteia atat* of FleiMa. Csuaty of Semlaole, aa: Ewera to aad eubsertked before me (his third day *1 Jaly, 1*41. aad I hereby certify that 1 am amt sa elder er director al lAll h i e . U r toM A lM ion fiiplrM A pril 1 * IMS. RAYMOND M. B 4 U . N otary FabU* r v s d o r a _. S M S P urofsaoN VbUAT>W TBAF4W ^ ^ V tS N T T O COOK OR maid. Minnie Lomaa« •IB R. 7 th I t COLORRD WOMAN wanU a a ’ cook. 415 Pin* Ave. LOANS T U T A L A S X K T B _____ _________________________ ______ HI YAAILAMASW.'SERN THR LITTLE MEATWANE a jw u n o p IfCASV IN T IIB COURT O F T H E COHNT T JUDGE. SEM INOLE COUN­ TY. STATE O F FLORIDA. IN IIE: lh « s s l s t e e f W ILLIA M O. EDLEIt. D eceased. IN PIUNIATR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: N otice Is h ereb y given th a t DELTA M. ED LE R filed h e r lln a l re p o rt s t a d m in istra trix e f th e • s t a le of W ILLIAM a E D L E R . dv<-eased; th a t sh e filed Her p e ­ titio n lot fin al d isc h a rg e . an d th a t •h e will- spk>ly to th s llo a o r a h le I t W W are. C ounty J u d g e of tcreln o le C ounty. F lorida, on th o 1st dsy ef A u g u et t i l l , fo r a p ­ p ro v al ef u r n * and fo r fin al dlar h a rg a aa A d m in istratrix n f th o . . t a i n ef W ILLIAM O. E D LE R . decM s>d. an th is 1 st day o f J u ly A. D. 1111. • -• DNLTA-MT EDLER. 'A d m in istratrix l o t th a a t . ■late o f W ILLIAM , U ED LElt. deceased. IT1K*: n the big a ll-sta r classic a t 8 t Louie, and Urn Reds t o . a world championship la s t, year, chose his tentative first line Monday with tha agme d isre g a rd 'fo r o r­ dinary procedure th a t paid o ff »o well In the p a s t He organised a fin* fielding combination while a t th t asms tlmo Ignoring this season’s bat­ ting average* to throw a tor­ menting a rra y o f portalded h it­ ters a t tha American League’s g re a t righthander. Baker w*e m ore orthodox In ordering up hi* heaelaat artll- WINES - GINS - LIQUORS II Br’t I f __________ 2 1 0 0 Chubb If _______0 0 O 0 Monn’y r f ____ i—... 2 0 1 0 Young 2b -.------------- 4 1 0 0 Talton p __----4 1 0 1 G M’ton ef ....-•--------- 1 0 0 0 J Urn’s e f _________ 0 0 0 0 Gool’y ss -------- ----- 4 2 0 0 J Bnr’t Sb -------------1 0 1 1 A Urn’s e ________ I 0 16 0 Dswt’r lb —------ ------ 1 1 3 0 Totals •___________ 22 « 21 1 S a n fo rd ____ 000 000 0 - 0 Winter Park J . ___ 006 110—xS Runs, II. Bryant, Mooney, T al­ lin. Young, Goolsby, A. U m holti. Errors, J . Plxler, B. Callahan. STA TE T o: CLARA t t MULLEN. whewe residence end ad d re ss Is l t d T S trv ef. N W, W ash in g to n , D. c. TOO ARE I I E R K n r N O T IF IE D . O -nr.---:: R D ER E D AND r_________ e q u i r e_i_ ) , to _ sp p -* ,r a t Ih s office or Ihe C le rk n r Ikla C ourt In Ik e C ity o f H an­ ford. Hsmlaolo C ounty, F lo rid a , a n Ih s ru le d ay In A a g e sl. th e ■ansa b rin g A u g u rt 4th. I S t l , t e rile r e a r a p p earan ce s r s le a S is g s to Ihe Rill of Com plaint h e re in llle d a g a in st yon. e r a degress p ro con reran will b e en tered a g a in s t yon, and eald c a u s e will p ro ceed #«• parte, • 1 •• i t in f u t i i e r o r d e r e d th a t th is notice be p u b lish ed eneo a w eek for four co nsecutive w eeh e la Ihe Hanford H eralA a n e w rp a p e r published In B ssle rd . Bam . m ole County, F lo rid a. W1TNERS8 m y h an d and o ffic ia l p eal S I gen ford. Sem inole C ounty, F lo ride, this 1st d a y of Ju ly A. D.. IS tl. O. r. HERNDON C lsrk C ircu it C ourt. Rem ­ in d s C ount r. F lo rid a, n r : A. M. W EEK S. D C . VS. K. W INDERW EEDLM A U o fa tr fee I’ls ln tlf f Totals - M YOUR VB MULLEN. D e fe n d a n t IN T H E NAME O P T IIB O F FLORIDA: • S. Callahan gave only six hits hot seven he i re an balls accountted for port of th e W inter P ark trim ’s runs. A t tha same tha* the local hurley struck e a t fe a r -mm while his rival whiffed 15. Tha Iona double ploy e f the pi mo went from Jackson to fsekson from first to third. 8ANFOBD ab b o a S 0 0 2 Pro’ton se S 0 4 1 R J'kon 3b Man’g rf J a d t'n rf fttjto k a w t IFPfr.’r ef [) Cal'n 2b bing’n e -. J P li’r If B Cal’n p . Every one of these All-Star gasses has had Its super-star. vVo* MLYfs LEGAL NOTICES job COLORRD GIRL want* halflob. CaO for Anna, 41IH BKsasvca n m i 1 DR. HENRY McLAUUN, m C L A U L (U Y | aJR. im r gim*rr �Ran ford In The Only Central Fiorlda City Affording H ail. HiKhWhJ And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAl’KK SANFORD, FLORIDA, Extra Time Churchill’s For Drafted J n Suggestion British Navies Men Opposed R o o s e v e lt English L ea d er's "Tells Draft Plans Message Hints Of • Working Together In Iceland Waters Parliament Cheers ° Minister’s Speech A c tio n Berlin Regards' Ice­ land Move As Mfl• itary Step By U. S. B e E x p e c te d T aken m is s io n LONDON. July 0 - < * > The House of Common* to­ day joyously heard Prime m inister Churchill niggest that United State* and Brit­ ish warship* m ar profitably assist each other In guard­ ing tho "very dangerous lia te ra ” off IcelandChurchill** lU U M a t roused Parliament to lla loudest cheers •luce the day he dramatically anaounccd the slaking of the Q tra s a battleship Bismarck. • He added It aiemi vary llhaly that United SUtea forces “will cooperate effectively In resist­ ance to any attempt by Hitler to gain a footing- on Iceland. la Berlin It araa said the dialled State*, hy occupation af rteland, haa taken an active military step and la aow repre­ sented by t rocpa In the war Health Unit la Put Before County Board Names af the newest d raft registrants, the U rea r-olds who were tinned up" July I, will ba mixed m wi’h those of older men registered a year ago Instead of being placed In a group apart, according to Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Herahey, deputy di­ rector of Selective Service. He lad lea ted a new national draft lottery will be held soon. B id Instructions Bor S u p p l i e s At ig Received inpplylng Branding Chits Agricultural Marketing Board, 80S Exchange Building, JacksooVm*. Vegetables needed and the reqatranent* for each are Hated la th* hsstrocUona. About 880 aseka, of M pound*, of U. 8. No. 1 carrel*, washed and topped art required and th* closing Sat* far bids Is July 18 and for delivery July t l . C o n fa* lacks of ftv* down each will bo bought with Ih* dosing data of July M for bid* sad Jaly IT sad 82 for delivery. Tho * meant weeded I* 884 sack* of U. B. Ns. L sweet oad fresh. Eggplsat, 418 t i -40-pound hamper* *3 U. & Ne. 1 or ap. proximate >y 14^00 data for delivery ________________________ w* p . AheM 280 h am pm of okra, M pounds to a hamper, U. 8. N o .T w i n bo bought with the •testae date for hide Jaly 1» and B y E x p e c te d ... To..Ask., Addition* ^ A ♦ i♦ ^ To C om ­ N ex t W eek The question of establishing a Seminole County health unit was brought before the County Commission at It* m eeting at the Court House yesterday but final action was deferred until the members of the commission could look fu rther into costa and benefits. (). p. Herndon, circuit court clerk, said thia morning. W. A. Leffler, along with a committee composed of Miss Ruth M rttingvr, Mrs. W. 1*. Morgan, anil T. W. I.awton, ap ­ peared before the board and urged the appropriation of 14.800 to provide for the unit wnlch would replace the pre­ sent ayatem, Mr. Herndon de­ clared. "The board In tome degree fa ­ vored the establishm ent of the health unit in tha county but did not want to maka a decision until it had gone Into the mat­ ter more thoroughly,” Mr. L»fflcr said. He added th a t he ex­ pected the commits loners to lake some action, one way or anoth- a! Member Amodated Press WEDNRL eds Report Smashing Victories Over Nazis Invading’ Forces Are . .“Wiped ’Out*' O n Rattle (irounds Of Northern R u s s i a Nazi Machine G u n n e r In Action .Against Reds A p p ro p ria tio n F o r D e fe n se , A id W A S H IN G T O N J u l» *— ( A P ) — H p e a k rr R a y b u rn lit day he o p po sed < u |g r a t io n * t h a t d r a f t e d u r n lie k e p t la s e r v ic e lo n g e r th a n o n e y e a r b a t f a v o r r d an am e e d m e rit l a th e S e le c t lee S e r v ic e L e e r to p e r m it th e m to v o lu n te e r f o r th e - r c o n d y e e r ." A t t h e s a m e t im e . I l a i t - u r n e ip r e e s e d th e e p in lo n th a t n a t io n a l g u a rd s m e n an d re n e rv e o f f ic e r s " m ig h t he a i l l In g to l l a , la s e r v ic e a n o t h e r e ar.** H e ad ded h e 'd a ln .i I l k * to a e * o f f ic e r t r a in in g - rh u o la e s ta b lis h e d in th e , a r m ) . Vichy P eace M ade With F ree French mid iAindon Says German I'ush A p p a r e n t l y Halted Hy S«ovietR VICIIV. WASHINGTON, July J —<«P> — President Kooaeveft will ask Congress this week fui an ad­ ditional appropriation fur both defense and lend-leatc opera­ tions. Some administrations -aid the figure would equal the original 87,000,000,000 lend-lee bill. Stephen T. Early, Wh'ie House Camouflaged German machine gunners are press secretary today 'old re­ porters the supplemental rstishown warily vdgiag forward toward a group m atrs would be for th arm y, of burning farm houses on the Russian front. navy and maritime eommlasloq' in rol.i ectlon with lnr*r i*r 1 do* meatic defense and an increase in the lend-lease program. President Roosevelt yesterda} approved continuing at li-nst a portion of the Selection Servica army and National Guard in tha active aervire beyond the one year for which they wvic ori­ The delinmient trx, lu l of both ginally railed to duty. tangitl* ami intangible personal _____ To m uster all out at Ihe end of th at time, he said at a pres* U T o ' i . « " . i ' X “ X . M , ' . ': ' ; K i w a n i s C lu b W ill conference, would result in im­ ; £ ■ m T S S * : . : " ’'.'..“ q H a v e P i c n i c A t pairing the efficiency of Iho na­ kin*, lax collector, *»id this morn- | S a n la n d o S p r i n g s tion’s arm ed outposts In both th * ' A tlantic ami Pacific. Itnf whether men not Involved In Tin- three "K 's" nf snfe'drivthose outposts should be re­ in« « riv esplalned hy William leased a fter a year, he did not ItiiMikcr, slate higheay putrid•ay. limn, who has ju«t returned The benefits derived from To th a t extent he thus ap­ f'oiu the -lu te traffic school be­ ■ueh a unit In Ui4 county would proved th* proposal of G eneral fore Up- -regular weekly meeting entirely outweigh the coat, Mr. George C. Marshall that the of ihe Kiwanls Club totluy. acLeffler said. If th* money la roriling to Krank Nhames, chairprovided by th* County, the unit term o f servico be extended. iii» m of publicity. A second Marshall proposal, will be established on O ct 1. Knglncorlnif, educalion anil rnIt would be a »t*p forward th at legal restrictions limiting fonem ent of laws roinposo the for Seminole County as 27 oth­ .the service of the drafters and ___ _____ ^ three "K's*' of highway safety, er counties In tha stats already Mr lliooker explained. Engineer­ have such a unit, Mr. Leffler National Guard to th# W estern j |l1(j prevented the proposition to ing mums tho building of good Hemisphere and American pos- i ||„ . County Commission, loots. , duration refers to the sessions, he thought of lea* Imr j , ro m m , „ | on h„ nnt education of drivers to the dan­ Dortince. He had riven up, n«* - , . said, trying to determine where l « ^ l “ I™ th . eatenaion of gers of driving and to safe tides ul driving and enfm rrm rnt the heroUpheric boundary line m c o yet but ere expected to ran it up a t iu meeting next is the enforcement, of the laws by all officers of the law. A .M M . h . * o ~ l A car traveling at the speed ■end a message to Congrea. re- Ih# ,H.n,.flt wou, j ^ p r|nelp. | | y of _’ii niileiuper-haur ran la- stop­ the county aa radio acta aueating legislation along the ped ty the t-vrtion of 40,000 foot isuinds of energy in 25 fret revelation of the disease« would nee o f Marshall’s proposal Mr. would be put In county cars and •isle patrol ear* to cover tha Ion a rar going 40 miles per.hour probably briny move basin*** to JACKSONVILLE, July 9 — whole county. th* doctors,” Mr. Leffler Mid. (yp>— Circuit Judge Mile* W. lakes four tim es the anurunt of I*nu Involved pretty well. The present act used by the Lewis Tuesday declared Invalid pounds of energy and four times A meaaur* to defer men over n ty police reachee the whole act of "the 1941 Florida Le­ ami .loping distance, acording to 28 from Beloctlvo Service, al­ rity and a small area in the an gislature filin g the work hour* studies made a t the North W eitready passed ip the 8*nate. Is • "■nty. while an Improved set for employes of grocery and orn University, A ear doing scheduled fo r House considera­ w a u h P rn v rr th* entire county meat atorea In this arra. hn miles an hour on the highway tion today. Th* death of R rprc- nnd p art of Volusia county, Po"Th* so-calird law " wrote the t a k e s 100 f»«t to stop with reas­ •eatattre Bollee prevented ac'lon l.c# Chief Roy William* exKNOXVILLE, Tens., July • — judge In hi* order, “ la simply a onably good brakes, the patrol, (fe s lla a v O T n m ■*•** f s a i l (A)— Army flgktlM planes yesterday. nullity.” He said the title to the man said. manufactured by tha Volta* air­ Discussing the new state tr a f­ act would make It applicable craft - plant a t NaahvUl# wIU be throughout Duval Countv except fic laws passed by the last at*dedicated to Tenaoeae* Valley ti­ In beach communities hut tho ■don of tho legislature, Mr. tle* that m eet power' conserva­ body of the act make* no re ­ Ilnsikrr said, the State had eon. tion quotas during tha next four ference to the county and tnd of nil traffic lights on State months, th a TVA announced tomaintained highways. The State travel Ih* application grnerat. Florida Legislature Die* the has the rig h t to remove obstruc­ <U^r. L Nlabels, tat charge a f the work hour* of grocery and m ar­ tions on tho highway, such aa coaeetvattoa campaign, said th* “Georgia had e good organ­ S aturliy morning delayed the ket employe* lo 8:00 A. M.— signs nr shrubbery. authority obtained the coopera­ isation of Boy’s State,’* David p i t y . for several hours. Th* 8:00 P. M. on Monday*. Tueadar, tion of tha w ar department for Oatahal said yesterday in an in­ UMrgla patrol was to meat them Thursday and Friday*: 8:00 A. rcgulule requirements for night terview, afte r hie return as the at the Una and recelv* the vie!- M.— LOO p. M. on W edue-layai driving lights on the highway! gaeet af tlm Georgia function, dm from the Florida p-.trwl but and 8:00 A. M — 0:00 P. M. on and ran Issue w arrants for thoaa driven uiiag Improper lights. ‘‘b et It w asn't aa good aa Flor­ instructions had been confused Saturdays. ida’* ilace this year Is th* *4 the a * igia patrol arrived Since new patrolmen have been first tlm# Georgia tea had a l i l . appointed Mr. BfOoktr will now Boy's State." I teaching Atlanta sh o t! 8:<i0 he on duty in the County a t all time-, instead of having to go David was Inritod to tab# part o'* ock Saturday afternoon tbo la the reremehUa of the Geor­ vis tors' were taken to eemp out of th* eounty-ort calls as he h j- been doing until now, to gia Bey*a State aa the visiting wl p« the officers e f tho Gtorsorer*ec a f tha Florida’* Boy'. gii Boy’s State w*t j Introduced. s a k l. ATLANTA. July 9 W — State sad herawe the ftret vis­ Th* officer* e f the Glrito State The Kiwanls members voted to iting gavera e r tteea the function > « present and ell went to • Georgia’s Supreme Court upheld have a picnic a t Sanlando Spring* was originated, official* a t At­ dal t* a t th* Georgia Military Tueeday n divorce won by Lu­ mm* time In the future and ap­ cian R . B oob *. Jr., partially on AcSc|mvi]r* lanta Mid. pointed Ed. Lane to le t the date Leavtag have Friday with Joel The whole group af officers the ground that bl* wife was ami arran g t th* details, Mr. too' hard on his shirts. to radio station Field. Campbell-Loeelng Poet we taken Shames said. Boone, former operator of tte P ersonal P roperty Brooker Talk* T ax List Will Be TL Published July 15 ,h r e e t! ^Safety MIAML July • — U V - -This la the Meed te a k , tea’t UT” Z Rules Groceryman Hour Law Called Invalid David Gatchel Tells Experiences As Guest Of Giorgia Boy’s State Wife Tears Shirts So He Gets Divorce Amtenberg Denied Parole From JaO MMSMSder , sad William Brook•r. Florida highway patrolman, raaag O atetel jeemeyad to T*lMhaaoM to spend Iho tig h t, h* m U ta raUttog his story la chron- Oa the way they a n t r a l at the eeeae •< a a acrid ate a few aMagtoa after a aegra, falling •ritop a l thg wheal, had turned W ,TL for n ton minute broodcs#- and all thro* geverner* p r ie n t mad* n speech. Geverner K*|i Chambers of Bey*a Rtoto, nuSgvnor Jaa* Brewster ef Girl * Sirin end the Florida Bey G«*» r r r ir later lead th* grand n « b a t. the done*. S en d in g Saturday night te G e m s , David next Joumeved UiTxlUhaMM fe r an ever-nlgbl • t-JTbefore retum lag boms *A UcZtey afterwoen. Lakeamor* club, M id It was pari of hia Job to done# with guefto but U* wife. Mrs. Su­ san Bretbarton Boon*, was In­ tensely jealous, would create •cone* and atari fights. Tha ilto m came, Boon* Mid, WASHINGTON. July 9 — UP) when bn waa dressing for a — Governors of IS eastern party and hi* wife tore flour states. Including the Chief Exe­ cutives of Florida aad Georgia, w«ro called on today by Secro­ tary ef Interior lekee to lead a "voluntary effect having aa Its aim a reduction In tha con­ SWEDISH SHIPS SUNK sumption of petroleum product* NEW TORE, July 9, —( « — by a t least 20 pars e a t” "Voluntary rationing.” la ne­ satrwettew ef four iblpe t u n cessary, Mid lekee. defense pe* Governors Urged To Lead Rationing Move rallonl e —( t |* ) _ rif t a u r l , I , ,| I - , , . , S o v ir t nrniiiM r>i><>r(<-<t vm ii.vhing a v, (iv o r A tlo lf l i i l l c r 'c ■iin.isjiin fu n -. i’h in n lu i tl lr liu lav in n o r t h ­ e r n W h ite Kiis.-tiit w h e re tw o (J e rm a n m o to ri/.e i| re g im e n t:! w e re tleelareil In h av e Ikh'II w ip ed o u t a n d th e '■enem y le ft h u n d re d * hilled o n Ih o field a n d r e t n . i U d to th o w»*<*!.■' M ovnw tlri'liif i.l fis-rri* Run* On (ii'rmnn ^ian rc*i*tiim‘f Mulling Ih«% tlrivrd along Iht* vu*t Planes To Be Named After ‘Sxving' Cities Anemic Blood Donor Given Pint Of Blood Julv A n a r m is t ic e h r f o r r n \ ic h y f o r c e and l l r i t l . h nnd f r e e r r r n r h In v a d e r s o f S y r i a h a s b een a r r a n g e d , it 4n. n o u n e rd h e re lu n it - h l N ego­ t ia t i o n s b e g a n - la s t n ig h t t h ro u g h th e t n if .s l S lates C o n s u la t e G e n e r a l a l l l a i r u l It a a s a n o iin r e tl. wim front Fur from • truiiting * 11 hlittkrit'g. Mom' ow auiil, tho Na* to-ri* trying to tiiirn w h hi northern Whits* ltu**iu on tin* up|H»r I tv inn River. l.ontlon !!*»«»•»Is*,| ths* Nuxi pintward |n»-h into t' H S. It. *‘ap|M'Mr*8 halletl," niol that "unlrM Uis*rr I- a\ ins-ak through jil ths* next f»*w day-*, a ft rent paiMi* i<* likely." Vichy put in n word that tha N'.xtl •innl.iuirht h i t Imvii ist.illest for four full ilu>Ths* Clernum Hu*h Command -iim mnl up the halt Is* in a nin« git* -entrnrs*: "The fight* r<»nlinm* «urrriiji« fill on the rnlirs’ sii-tiin front.’* xIm Icelanders Excited To Meet Americans / REYKJAVIK. Ireland, July 9 —l/l’l— United Suite* _ novel force* arrived here nmlil n til*plav nf eicitcm ent and hearty welcome*. The flr*t *Ign* of the con­ voy’* appearance were nolml from n tall churrh steeple hy watcher* who relayed Ihe new* to . person* gathered In tho ■trFrt*. Icelander* naked one another, "Can thesn he Amerk-nnsT” The new arrivals -*w the conntry nt Its best. F a ta h a t w al -month under . a laxy Drees*, while soft sum m er showers oc­ casionally obscured tho moun­ tain*. Soon the aun routed thw rem aining elaud* nnd the full beauty of the .land was disclosed. P r iz e s F o r A lib is O ffe re d B y Ju d g e 9 — W l— CHICAGO, . .. .. _. Weary of mnlh-valcn alible. Traffic Court Judge Georg* L. Quillet I* offering a daily prlan for originality. > "I'm getting so Hred of hearIng those w om out, . dE stare* about speedomster* th a t don’t work tnd »Ick mother* * M wives,” ho u lil Tuesday, *lthat tha excuse I think most original each day will win a discharge. HEADS FUNERAL DIRECTORS DAYTONA BEACTI, Joly t>r- 9 UP)—T. M. Lloyd of Frnaacoln waa elected president of th* state beard of examiners of funeral directors aad rmtelmer* here to­ day. H* suctyfcla Joe L. Reed af Tamp*. Chqrtea B. McIntosh of Daytona Bench waa renamed sec­ retary af the board. Forty-two DRYGOODS PIUCEH Ut» TALLAHASSEE, " July 9. - i Q �t ♦ I ■* • ‘ ,1 )AV. jolt a ISM Bcyi With Blacked Up Faces Arrested Sooth Of The Rio Grande Sanford Herald The flareup in South Anaerkfe between Equndor end Peru has been attributed by U. 8. government officials to agitation on the pert of Nazi agents imd spies. All Indi­ cations point to renewed activity In Latin American countries by the Nazis since their consulates in this conntry were ordered dosed. Douglas Fairbanks say a th at the German invasion of certain South American countries is already under way and that a Nazi putsch "below the Rio Grande" may not _ be far off. The popular movie actor has recently returned smn from an extensive South American tour an a special re"— " prwenlatlve. of President Roosevelt and the State De* ------------- ss-e* partment’n Office of Commercial and Cultural Relations n n . ’.f Amdhg Amcrldtn Republics. <M — —“*** •* “I wan received by the people of Rrazll, Argentina, — • t»i Uruguay, Peru and Chile as the representative of the United States and of President Roosevelt," Mr. Fairbanks im w rnw s»*«wvto. recently told a Washington audience. "Consequently, l ’ 1‘‘o-U"'•T'lnJVrtuf**" l>ccamc a sort of symbol, and everywhere I went the * * ■ 1 n >>■ p«jpfe would scream and shout a t tho top of their lungs ra"mrckba«* 'Long live the United States I Long live democracy I' And _____ __ then they would, break Into a chant as at a football game a** * ro»|and cry, RooeeveR, Roosevelt. Roosevelt I' “To them, th e United. ftMUgw-is berawe-thd Pmfijontf'lfffcesdntx’the people of the United _ __ _ ri" T i“ States, not only In the dignity of his office but In tho I nct * ot h,‘ admlnlatraflon. they see him oa their spiritual ■—>leader also. I DOtM few If any exceptions to that rule. The .A»» July a, it*! reactions of peddle everywhere were completely apontanI TBK8K FUR TODAY eous, and becauae of that, ail the more touching and Im, . presalve." PONT 00 TO 8EED IN old Despite the popular feellog, he added, German proftMViAONMENT, MENTAL nor paganda Is well organised and evident In the activities of IK im MiNr^Im)E rpir ! cortsiln groupli through the preee. radio and In business, m x new and high - Because for some yekfs many countries have had German OBOUNDt New the Lord military missions to train thely armed forces, there are a Abeam, gvt the* out f8W Isolated but Important groups whose sympathies are A biased against the democratic system. Rm m ease a land th*t I thail h propagandists are numerlshew Mna, ■Onr«t« rally strong,” Mr. Fairbanks hlltankB explained, ““but they aye so ____ ell organized * 1 Influence ha« been formidable. One of vis managed' to do U Instill In several Hr a spirit of defeatism In regard to the (From T h e Lyric) Ocratlc world. They don’t trouble to de­ e thinyl have breaklnt polnit, rate, but Instead attack u* from every wiry nerve, flh f to give a picture of great disunity th e atraafth of heart and pain this cbuntl latlonlats tho** they aervr. M ACC L E N N Y , •The Of] falso picture States and th ^ our political pomeranlant." Mmela* bsckn are broken _________ ____ _ ___ A Coming* Crop •asm is labor, r th s t^ rd y (Calpel. r the aab eri One of tho moat promising farm crops of the future appears to be the MtUe loybean, which la now being used as the base for' many valuable products such as oils and plastics. Rapidly becoming a major crop In the Middle West, it Is not yet grown extensively in tfie South, but It may be os its advantages Jbecpme more generally known. , “Formerly used only for &ay, the soybean la now so extensively grown as a grain crop for processing th at it Is son* dky go (uddenly, e f b irth S m t the certain ending ftro e life worth. . —LOUIS STODDARD Iffl.qt I tp c n m ln o ■ m a i n * nFAn I n I l i a P n ww B a l l m m m a n ll C 4 «■ tin *• M p yoe maU Bellamy FartrU m 's new I ie announced by WIUIcmv R i for September. It Ie cafied-1 a A f f l X X , “V Pockst Books, 1* ?nt Ushers e f the Maeunce th a t they burnt ten m INten 1 - m — -»•- - M uar, ablrd American v«t*iwn# of the World W ar, endlae tholr Mat* convention h*t*, »*proo»od a wish th a t h o * legal w ay could bo frond to belt tho i p m b * of Chari** A. Lindbergh and Sena­ tor Wheeler o f Mrotono. Tho veterans by reeetuthm declaftd tb* •perch** WOT* d“ 2:40 A d rrn ta rr. la "BdoBeO 2.M Press Hew* 3:f0 t t e , 3:30 Colombia Concert ehestra •• 4 « Chasing ths B lues Or- 4:16 AfWniooa V.rivtie* 4 JO Orgsn Melodic* 4 MS TBA „ • . BtOO Tooth Tims—N. Y. A. B:1B Outdoor* with Bob Edge ofado* on J e t p o a f l a e e f vow O howto, moklnq rocOnvnondoKon* a n work Is bo ^ done, otHmelle g o f c o s t, a n d handR00 a l doM* o f financing. UNITED • LUMBER CO. 8th St. a l French Ave. tI svlMa ^n wk ^s Pi w i l ^ Ilwt n f 8:30 D ot BolWru Trwo Lff* Bter- t:45*Th* World Today -T W W a rF fS ^ o led Bouquet* Artistic Design & Corsage*, ,CtUl in the iu miner i t light flrtloe, w t went to w ork and consulted the B*ok*elle**s Almnnae la The R etell Bookaelter. W4 found U ul there were 109 non-fiction tltlea ■ubliihed In Juno end only St let Ion. All o f which ro o t to ee f a r M pu-----W a fe rs am prove ----------concerned . th a t the Heading Public would ju s t a* toon haul a heavy toms to ths hammock aa some light, pulsating pulsatin'* novel I Now that We have done kway with the auiMser-llghUflcUsabugehoe, we will proceed tc reverae ouraelvea land say Diet the nicest person to snuggle up with nn a hammock la Fanny . “ Fanny by Gaslight1* by Michael SadUIr, of course. We nave William Lyon PheIpa to beak aa on thin. Re calls It “a rem arkably fine novel, dealing with Che Immorality of S t t t * tea la New England news1 to the o ffse t that sold* tattooed a t Camp Blending wnUy stepped Into ■nake? have been branded as un19 the Forty-third'* Inlelllelflre r. J u s t a lot o f-N asi —< * ) War Veterans Would subject and style, and II wifi -be m ost appreciated hg tb s msst Intelligent readers." U w te Oenn e t adds a w ord of prpieo for the book by simply taping. “ J adore fanny,** 80 4* Wn mill «ar-around,' 9 face* and they (topped to find out why. They found the p a ir had not only blacked np faaaa b a t alao had a hlgbpowered rifle and an automatic pistol In th e i r o r B naley and Thomaa tank the ye at ha to the oherlffa office. Sheriff 8. R. Green aald the voong men fa r e their name* a* Prink and Bob B uckhalttr and th a t they told him they had planned t v m b a bank- diuretic* aa Negro**. The yootha' ear had been Stolen at Lynchburg, Vn-. i ■ M il r e c u r r e n t a tta in g a d the fla w . J u ly — Donald Beasley and Eiwxh Themhe MV two youug won tit­ ling la ■ e tr b«aldo the rood lata Monday with blacked up RADIO NEWS WDBO TODAY 8:00 Base boll B**r*a > 8 SM Mekdie* Pippin Gardens, Florist tV. F IR S T S T R E E T — P H O N E 7S8-M -W e .W ire F low ers Everyw here*” , ' I/ .» i*» 0:1S Howard and Shelton d:90 U. P. Newt 1 1SO Supper Hour B:4B Kyo Openers 7:00 Dr*am of U fa 7 1I 6 A tlantic SpocU Reporter 7:20 MaMcal Interlado 7:30 Dr. ChrUlioa 7tSS Elmer D*vi* and lb* New* a:0d Millien* Foe Defeno* 0:00 G kim Miller O il! P e t Ik A ffairs 0:30 Jaan A rvku 0:46 New* of the World lOlOe Edwin C. IIIU 10<1» Bob T rout .. 10:11 Dane* O rtheeim 10:30 Benny Duabpm Or*bb*tr%,l. U:0O Ltaiton W«IU, o«wa . H ie s Ahrlno K«y, D»nco Orthostr a 11:30 Danes Orchestra l l d d Pvet* News ItrOP Sign Off. . TWURJOAT of the Individual souL < The story coocema tw o women who a re in every-w ay n contrast to each ether. Dorm L ett Inter la n ahy, ’aesalttve, goldsn-taiged (MO* girt whose very delicacy COWORATED BLBFHON* U S PAlMOTTO AVB. 0 �WEDNESDAY, JULY •; 1941 ' PAGE THREE Azarian Class Has ’ IPilot Club Holds Regular Meeting , Easiness M eeting MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor $ociaI Calendar • THURSDAY ■Th* Fidelia C lu i of tha P in t Baptist Church will bora Ita regular builnaas moating tn the Bad Croat-sowing-ramaa In the • W o rn le t Club beginning, a t 1:00 P, MJ AU mwubgra kre titled to attend,* Thera win be a watermelon enttlSg In the r e t r of the F b x t BapUtt Church for member* of • Adult Department and their friends at 7:00 P. H. Member* of the Woman’s Aux­ iliary of tha PreihyUxU n Church erttt acwr fo r the Red ' CH.A Hr Che• Wonran-’e 179b - be*O tinninj at 0:30 A. M., under the sponsorship of Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Tha Townsend Club will meet In the C ourt House a t 1:00 P. M. m Reminds Rebckah Lodge will T n eet la the I. O. O. P. Hall a t 8:00 P. M. The A Ulhran Class of tha Ffraf B aptist Chureh will meet INSURED SAVINGS THE KEY TO SECURITY CURRENT DIVIDEND Every account In­ sured la IA.044 by aa agrary of United S tate, . (iovernaaent. S latt a w —aava ev­ ery dav tha INSURED SAFETY way. FIRST FEDERAL ' Bavinjot A Loan Asm. of Sm lnote County MS Magnolia Arcana Baniaed, PlarMa ■t th* P. M. and to Group Woman's Club a t l'.SO for ita regular meeting taw for tk t Rid Croat. Thrno will b« in eharfc. Qninnr. InTv _ * lUMcilll When the North Florida Kiperi ment Station celebrated Its twin tieth anniversary recently, alien tion eraa focn-ed on the impnrtan part it has tdavetl in the ilerelan mrnt of rgr^nlturr in this aee tion. mnk ha.I made After Mark severe inr«»it on their cifnr wrapper luhn.’co crops f«r ••▼cral years, (ind*dcn mnnty growerg«»t t gether rn l‘>20 nml •tnrhit • rpmwtnrr? %\hich nrsulte»l in e s ­ tablishment of the station hen* By popular subscription they be»ughl a track of land ami this, coupled with t $10,000 npprnpn. tion fr.Mn the State l.eeislat re M i PJ*J|, made the statb n a real ity, the appropriation being nml for buildings nn«l equipment. t i n . C. L. Irwin left tods/ for Carbondsle, I**., where »hr Mrs. Pippin*, home. hlr«. W .'C . will vlelt with friend* and r*U- DeCouracy returned thanks. The devotional waa conducted t i r r , for twu months. by Mrs A. J P e ter.o n , who chose as her subject, " The BuildMrs. R. R. Ashley and children Inir of I.lfa,” and -"Rich.* of Wis­ have iSlum rd from Cordde, G«., dom." Report* from the various where thwy have been risitm g officer* and (roup captains were with relaUves. riven and it was announeed that Enslfti William / . M ujjrav* of th* class would »*nd s member Lake Msr> left Sunday for Port of tie Girls’ Auxiliary to esmp Schuyler, N. Y. on reeeivin* or­ IM* summer. Misa AyIce nrCoursAv who rwders to rrpo.'t there for duty. rcatly retm nod from th* Raptlst Friends of M rs^W . P. FieUs Bible Institu te in Nan* O rkuwa. w ill be sorry 1* team of he* .ta.ru ^.att interest Inr r* rap lta l» D r . W It. T I m I i I p *;»•* o t g 11 • dila te - a t , her heune on Weak lio n . oC t U w^aW l U t W- below\ S t a t e R ' a n l *«f i .* mtn«I < arr* 4 r Vw» h war M>»' A W hl, m lf > n l Seventeenth- 5baee4r “ — ,r *omc o f her experiences In !>># to take c h a r g e of th e «t«tn»n an I section-* which Hsuid 'ip its research w m k •»t» t «» Miss Betty Ja a e Brooks has non-Christian haem rnd o t h e r crops m I'?.’ lie returned home a fte r spending served in t h is r a p a r it Y f r •evt'H two weeks in Went Palm Beach yenm, being tranafetrel «• the with reletivee. main Experiment Station in (» a in e s v ille in p i ’.*'i t .« i.- m m Mia. II. V. Draa and children •hit lew as h«*n.l of the plan i».»th af West Palm Beach are visiting ‘ lo g y t le p a r t r r e n t |lr I It with relatives and friends in ( • r a t s . th en m»k tti* plant pathSanford. Dr. ami Mrs. U T. Do.a have aa their guests, the latter’* mo­ ther, Mrs. I . L. Gee and Ml** Anetla Farley of Vero Beach. Friends of C. K. Bale* will be sorry In learn that ha is ill la the Frrnaid-Laughton Me­ morial Hospital. Circle Three Meets With Mrs. McCrum Mr*. W. V. Neville snd son. Billy returned -Sunday to their home In Kufauta, Ala., a fte r a ten-day visit with Mra. Neville'* •motb*r,-Mr*. B. B. Beck.' b. L. Perkin* Is reported ■■ resting nireiy following tn oparation which jams performed In Mr. an.) Mrs. T. D. Inabinet left laat week for Orangeburg, 8. C. where Mra. Inabinet will viait for several weeks. Mr. Ina­ binet returned h em , Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Roy FYank Byrnes. Sr. hava return*) home from Cadillac, Mich., where they have been visiting for tha past month. Mr*. Char lei Dunn has been removed to For home from the Fomaid-Laughton Memorial Hos­ pital w hen the received tre a t­ ment for serersl days. H ist Marie Hawkins has re. I turned to her home In JacksonI villa after spending a week as tha guest pf M>'* M argaret Myers a t bar home In Floral Raighta. Friends of Mra. Clifford Johnton 'trill be glad to learn that s ha la recuperating from an • appendectomy which was per­ formed recently In the Monroe MamorM Hospital In Ocala. Circle Three of the Women’s Society of Christian Service ef the Methodist Church was en­ tertained on Monday at the home of Mrs. Georgv M et'rum on South A tlantic Avenu.- in Dayton* Beach. Following a covered dish lunch­ eon whirh was serv. .1 nt the Boon hour the m eeting waa called to o r.k r hy the chairman, Mra. F. II. Ijinslng. Mr*. John Vaughn led the devotional, giv­ ing a disrnurse on "T he Teach­ ing of Jesu*— Our F nthcr.'' Routine reports w ere heard and one new member*. Mr*. W. J. David, was welcome.! into tha society. Member* attending the meet­ ing were: Mr*. J. I.. C lark, aux­ iliary president, Mr*. Vsughn, Mr* S. O. Shlnholaer.. ?r., .Mrs, U P. Hagan, Mra. H. C. Mor­ gan, Mra S. O. Hhinholser. Jr., Mr*. H arry Wilson, Mr*. W. F. Rrvan, Mrs. la p sin g . Mr*. W C. Dekle. Mr*. C. P. Hemd«*". Mr*. W. J. David, Mrs. M. I, W right, Mra. Cheater Daniels, Mr*. McCrum and visitors, Mrs Bessie K night, Betty B ryan and Nell Mulligan. Circle Two Members Meet W ith Mrs. Doss /x mrpriRf C At Our Package Star* You'll Find The Ileal Ja Brandy. C hum pajH ie, W ine, (.’in, Cordiabt, etc. Frvv D.ll.frT, Phone 9 1 4 0 BAGGETTS Liquor Store Mather Arcado 2S»- n<Mi«fw:t{mine' for lliirpcr, a t,, m .-ntly nioveit with his f.umly Info their n> w home in R..-,. Court. ,wa* given I*.*t night i»y member* of [the Hamm Clas* of the Bapti*t Church. First A short business mretmp was held ami rrfrf*"bm«*tit« v^rvinl to thoxo prcFrnt Mr. lliirpcr u :n <1 wilh a pair of hou*r slipper. bjr tb r mcmljrm. Mr, 99<l Mr*. R o h m Hlghlay. man e f Baltimore, Md. are tha guaata Ibis weak of Mr. Illghleymaa’a parents, Mr. and M ra S. D. Hlghlsymsn. c HA N'T W. E. Radar. C. P. Hcndcrson. Bar. H. H. Martin af Lake Monroe, Ray. I. S. Murphy of Fort Orange and' J. C. Brannton of DoLaoa Bprtaga plan to laavo Friday for Ridg^raat, N. C. wbora thoy will attend tha Bap. tlat coofanoM for on# weak. - Mrs. |{n% klirii, W \ « t Kleanor Mor­ rison, Miss fiu*»ic Hinton nml Miss Lucille Pcgrnni The tegular jijslneaa meeting of the pilot (lull «I»S hel.l last evening at the home of Mu Mary Rawlins on West Seven­ teenth Street. Mi«s Ruth Mettinper. director of Pilot International, of .lark, sonville. was present .it Hr meeting nn«l gave an inte*estmg account of the |«»41 national eon vention which was held m Hons. , A gin nt wbiti* *h.irk weigh ton, Texns last month ing 1.747 p't'inds n ;n eniight Those present werr M'S \\ off Port l.ii’ftln , South Aus­ I Morgan, Mrs. Frank It M .»« tralia, rrcfiiilv Neill, Mrs AI Hunt, Mu I I Meyer. Mr*. O. M. llattison I.i(htnin( rod* Mrs Helen Schnlt*. Mrs \| n an rffWicrry , * Smith, Mr*. Joel Field, M r-* \V ' properly in.tnll..l "|eg|.| at the Hi line fi.-ld tab ••ratorv ns* tt.iusf «<..| to Quin. ‘ V ti» V isl«• . ha* •• «.f t •»• -station. in I h. 1,| th..< until ai'eii* tan \e ar-* ju t . wIn n In- was |r••msfs-r. rrsl t,, the Is.iiti, *\die wint'oti atnl wi»w >«R-i-nt|p(| l»\ ,| 11 Warner agionuinist The •tation's research arrow (dishnienla i r e ., it was establish ''•I tnrhiile 'level, non nt «f several •trams of tl.o .. resMan t t, t-la4-k *hank. mh»hu«|s for control ling him* mold a t .haee • plant beds nnd flcl«|s. ‘improved post me era— es avid f.-r,| mips, rf firnot 'oil-huiMln Top-., levi lopm, et of hi In-t V. 1.9m . . in nut *. m.l e ne. ni.tb.*-U j.., , ntrollm.; t-nra«i|rs of h. . md imprme M"*nt of sh, p ».r, lino :tn i efficient m e t • .t titilirin.. h me.crown l. < ,n| forapi croi»s fpr. rutile i i, .,*« Is work 'fi *,'• lonin_• strain* of tobacco res. t.i„, | h i m k slank has l».*r', 0.0 . , l,-iVl par tieularly sicnifi, o r moin u h ;p this djue'lugs thr.nt . . I to wipe •o;| pro,lortion «,f »i. , n,p th.- new .trail'. «. .. .1, by station worker* F C. Krirfcftnn, Mn«. J. C. Mitchell, Only Chesterfields Right Combination o f the World's Best Tobaccos Gives You their Cooler) Milder, Better Taste, W i t h m en o f th e N a v y , and w ith sm nkcni e v e ry w h ere , C h esterfield is* the o n e 'c ig a re tte •youjcon^alw ay*’ d e p e n d on to*givc y o u 'j u f t w h a t you w ant In a s m o k e .. .th e y 'r e D ecidedly C o o ler,.D efin itely .M ild cr* an d U ettcr-T u slin g . BIRTHDAY Mis* Im-s William. Mis* Edith Htraklry Mac Cleveland, Jr. Edward. Marshall X Chesterfuld’i Right Combination o f the Itorid’s best cigarette tobaccos has everything atmokrrcOHld ask fo r . . . that’s what j mo*t n mean*when they say THEY SATISFY, Mr. and Mra. H. P. Borland -of * Magnolia, Ark.. Mra. A. Jr Chamber* and son, Jimmie, of Binutagbam, AW., and Jack fa * n a f Piakard, AU-. all r*. tarnod to thoir respect ire homes tkU man t ing after spending tha past I t day* la Sanford vUIUng TfeE NATION-1 GABLEm .DAIltV - m ifa w - « . - r iir tW ? n t* P * N * Y ou T o s ta H * Q u a lity l - ___I flU BH1! m F'Mf S \ �♦ - i We d n e s d a y , P orters C ap, Staretor Are Race Favorites LOB ANGELES, Ju ly 0 — V - Staretor and Porter'* Cap all AS the leading contender* r the $28,000 Hollywood dert a t Hollywood park thla Sat'day. but the colt th a t beat ■ both laat week won't bo In • ram. Berry Mayer picked up Red CASUALTY • b M n u itt Andrew P lu s Jew el for k mere $2500 In • claiming race, and since then the colt In giant-killer fashion has twice beaten higher-rated rivals, Including Hugh 8. Nfsblt’s S taretor and C. 8. Howard's P o rter's Cap. B ut the prelous owner thought too little of the three-year-olil, he d id n 't bother to nominate him fo r tha mile and one-quarter derby. The trio fought It out In the A rcher handicap last Saturday. S tareto r finished first, hut was disqualified for Interfering with Red Jewel and the Cep In tho stretch. Jewel was awarded the victory and P o rter’* Cap second. S taretor and P o rter’s Cap packed 123 pound*, however, and Red Jewel but 112. In the derby, the rapidly Im­ proving P orter* Cap goes at 124 pounds, whteh which la 12 more than Staretor will be aakrd to pack. Staretor, Incidentally, fin­ ished ahead of P o rte r’s Cap In the Kentucky derby when both chaaed Whlraway home. Two good looking candidates were also dropped from consid­ eration today, Roman Governor failed to show anything In the .Archer handicap.. * M Cute Trick. ■ S e rv ic e ” Carraway AGENCY , IMto PARK PHONE 18 • 4UM ' eiw with a wicked leg and won’t be a 1 starter, according lo Trainer H arry IJnna. H ere’* the probable entry list: Staretor. Porter’s Cap. Ynnkeo Dandy, Rarkataek, Present Arms. Colorado Bof, Port, Paper liny. P irate, Buckhorn Creek, Tainted V ' , * d r , '■SB r. Sllaa rl ya l l fM. CAlXfoQA\kA, I of rue necsMt ■ AJATioaiAL A.A.tI TfeACKCHAMPICWSMIPS t4 TWLAPeiSHiA a f i f f i 1R U L K ton N U a ilk t track that n i t i m l d l Gadsden franchise which ho waa operating. Nellie Lraeh. who took over direction of the Tar* midway of laat season, telephoned Ms resignation from Savannah Tuea­ day afternoon. * RigRB Crowned In Win Over McNeil 301 W. lat ST. BANFORD, FLA. TELEPHONE 160 c o n ta in in g It m o r* or M M M l# In b# m ad# to th# lir r n ^ o f #a>d d##r##. LLOYD V. A ■to m es Earn!far*. Several' K s t e n t P la n a . - MODERN FINANCE < 11 W . C e n t r a l A v a a a a , ALTMAN’S USED CARS ■ a tlify M a#t#r. axd flo . F K P K U A I* FARM M O U TO AO E C O It r o l l A T IO N . IM a ln llff . VH. K. M lfiSV A A , a n d i m n M I K A n « iM # ll. hi# w lf# . TH U RM AN K K K T I I . I Z E I l C O M P A N Y . a F lo r l« l* • r i.p p '.r a it n n , C H A R M A COM * PAN T, a F lo r id a r n r p n n illo n , an d H A N F O R D A O f l i r U L T U H A l, CM E D I T C O R P O R A T IO N . a F lo r ld a m r p o r a t lo n . D e fe n d a n t# , o n n r * f o r p r n l o c a t io n . T fU V L T A T K n r V ’ ~ »: II K nU H H KLL an d II K H M I N A l i r S H K U o bla W lf# . I I A H T W I C K . N KVV Y O R K : T o # a r# h#r*4 »y n n tlfl# d t h a t • ■u lt h aa t»«#n b ro u « h t a f a l n a t you In t h # . C l r r u l t C o u rt fo r M#mlnol# C o u n t r . F lo r id a . In C h a n # # rjr, by I n l f r a l F a rm U o r t | i | « C o rp o ra lio n , an d yo u a r a h # r# b a r#«iulr#d to rtl# w ith th # C l* r h o f aatd C o u rt at h la o f flr a In th a C o u rt llo tiv a o f K # m ln o la C o u n ty . F lo r id a , a t H a n fo rd , F l o r id a , y o u r w r l t t r n #pt>##r»n«*# (p « r # o n * lly a r by a tto rn e y ) In r a id s u i t on th a f lr a t M o n d ay In A i> f\j# t. A . D . t i l l . t*#lnd th # 4 th d a y n f aatd m o n th an d th # r# n ft# r to f ll# w it h aald r i« c k yo u r w rltt r n d#f# na# a. If a n y . to th a b ill o f r o m p la ln t la a a ld a u lt a t th a t lm a p ra a e r lb r d by |a w ; J la r v ln f a l l not n r ju d g m e n t w ilt ha rn t# r# d a c a :n a t y o u by d a fa u lt . I t I# f u r t h a r o rd e re d t h a t thta O r d a r a lu tll bu p u h lla h a d one# a w # # k f o r fo u r c t*n e # « u tlre w a a k f In T h a H an fo rd 11 • r a id , a na«n p a p e r o f g e n e r a l c ir c u la t io n pat>|i# h#d In H a n fo rd * « * n la o to C o u n ty , F lo r id a . W lt n r a a m y h a n d a n d t h f a a a l n f ••14 C o u rt a t H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , th in l# t d a y o f J u l y . 1941 . O P . IIE IIN D O V A m C l a r k o f a a ld c fc u rt U r A . M. W K R K A I>eputjr C la r k II Russians Report Smashing Nazis In Drive North rw « e Owe! holding firmly agalnat the Inva­ der*. Thera waa Indtpendent evi­ dence, too, th a t th e N ail - of­ fensive . had been halted every­ where. Some o f th« heaviest fighting waa In th* lower U kraine where the southernmost o f t w o N e t l thrust* In th a t region w tt. aald by th* Sovlat command tq hav* been turned Into a , disorderly German-Rumaalan re tre a t of coa■Iderabl* magnitude. Her*. It waa etat*d. th* Natl* were thrown back • croat tha P rut River—wklek form* th# boundary between old Ruaala and tb* recently Bovlatlaed former Rumanian province o f Bcaaarebla — to the vicinity of BalU. T hat town la 8 0 miles w ithin Beoaorabla. Other Red eountar-atUeka were mid to have boon loosed In tho region* of O etrov, when** the Neil* war* try in g to gyt *t Leningrad i Poletok, along the Russian center protoettog Mos­ cow |. and Nevogtmd-Volyneht, my." hut ju s t where wa* not lliarlnaeil. There wa« land .fighting, how'ever, near Ififngn, a naval base on the Finnish peninsula leased hv the Soviet, and In the region nf Murmansk, the Soviet Arctic port near the Pfhnlah fronll-.-r. German reverses w ere. Indicat­ ed not alone hy tho official So­ viet version but by the * * tn ordinary restraint of the Ger­ man high command and hy In fitfetation reaching m ilitary obeerv»re In V lcjy, Prance. } In V’flfWy—which I* not ae fenlikely a v artae* noln*. as It • .ght appear alneo officers the'* J u re many nolnta of eonto:t mith the N ails— It waa aald that the German th ru st against the Btalln line had been aubstanllally a t a standyt’il yesterday fa r tha fourth r.ireraalve Hay. These Informant.* said (he Na­ ll* had been held back 'b y the neeeaeltp of regrouping their anil* and o f le'.rgnm tlng a m ­ ply. and by savage guerilla resistance at their re a r In * n iA T C O U N T S’ WE HAVE THE CAR YOU WANT AT A PRICE YOU WILL BE WILLING TO PAY 8 4 4 Ob Easy Terms 1939 Pontiac Coopo ------ 4495.00 1038 Dodge Fordor Sedan Radio.... 445.00 1938 Chevrolet Coupe Radio ... 425.00 1938 Plymouth Coupe ------... 395.00 im o o ir n T o f n n e t o u n t t Jt/IK IH . BF.MINOI.lt COUNTY. la FboniD A . in TO A U , UliaillTOR'B AND rR R - Expert ^Repairs Out ahop to won equipped to make any repairs on farm machinery, traltora or •they equipment. lassiHed Advertisem ents ■niton and Rap#h ttorvto* IEORGB STINE. Owners WINES - GINS - LIQUOR^ r a n D B U v n r-ra o N B m TRUCK3 1940 CMC 1 Yt to# eab A Chaaak • new U w # ----------- 595.00 rn o tu T R . lla: K siatrt o l AMANDA 8AMUKt-B, I»vc»*aa4. P ly m o u th Catch .......... in t u n Mill Supplies Irrigation Syatenu - Expert Welding HOTPOINT Electric TRUDIE MAE BROCK wanto t ab a* cook or maid. 818 E. th BL c * . M a k e rs: acres IX T U B r iR c x v T c o m T i x r u n b k r m o i .h r o r x T t , m u m . ix r iM x c m v . deciding aet of tho delayyd fL nala. Rlgga and McNeill each had SITUATION WANTED la p la n n in g a - g ig a n t ic LOANS nOTLR H p # rla l th* ares of tha Gorman thrust Into tho Ukraine toward Kiev, LOUISV1ILE, K; th* proytoelal capital. (AO—Bobby Riggs ei In th# far northern theater, Clinton, 8. C., won hla said Moscow's early morotof Southern Tennis Champ communique, Red • wanMna Tuesday - - by “mad* a suece**ful landtag for champion Don McNeil home City, 7-8. In tho fifth nnd cooperation with tho DEPEND Q N D n D G E ^ ^ z l^ T R U C K 5 I r e la n d KANO* AOAl.XBT U 1 D CSTATR: T on and eaeli o f » « a r e , hoeo- h a n r e i t , o f p a n t to f o r e s t a ll p os­ ky a o tin e n a i d rep aire d to r r» ' s ib le f o a l f a m in e t o I M S . ■oat any (ta lm a and dam anda w hich yon. o r a llk ar o f T°uaia« k av a a a a ln a t tk a r e la to or AMANDA SAMLTXB. daeaaaad. la ta of aald C o a n tr. lo th e C o u n t? J u d a a o f Aemlnolo C ounty. F lo rid a, a t kla o tflra In th a ro u rt kouaa of aald County a t Sanford. F lo r ­ ida. w ith in a tc h t ealan d ar m onlha from th e lim a o f th a flra t hublleatton of tMa nolleo. K arh claim ar dem and a k a ll bo In w elting, and sh all atato th a pUca of reatdanra and po st o rrtra addraaa of th a claim an t a n d sh a ll 0» sw orn to ba by tha c la tm in t. a«<oit or a tto ra a y and an y aueh claim o r d e­ m and not so filed rb all ho ra id . IV. II. Jo n e s W. M. JONKS Aa a d m in istra to r of th a E sta te o f AMANDA BAMI'E U I, deeaaaad. F lra t P u b licatio n Ju n s Si. l» ltL a a a a M a d e a w S ig n , avmfrtfJT ftlnyiK U outif to"T>i- B lnnlne. ICmm thiw*4 F is a s • T t m h i lW f U |h e je h l a # U n g e r e n th e job! T hat'* a f a # I A n d t h a n w hy owne r* e f Dodge Job-R ated truck* m a r t e x t r a b t f h m ile a g e fr e m t h e i r Iru e k a . . . h ig h » # # y H — wwtl>d« freaa l e v op eratin g coats a n d tow m ato tea enco n y s n te s . f a r (h e . "tong pnU" ahead, you’ll b e m oney ab eo d w ith eneh a trw d k . . . th e auality-built Dodge Job-R ated tra c k t t n t #to p e e r Job, Be coom in to^iay a n d "get eat" w ith th e m eat a a tn fy ta g tra c k ln vatom ad t yonVo ev er n u d e . . . a b etto r tra d k a n d a good "deaf* w ith ll b e n l tra d e -in altow- a a d F . A . W o lf a r and W o lf a r . b in w if e , a t a l. a r a d a fa n d a n l* . Usw u n d e rs ig n e d . * a S p e c ia l M a s te r, w i l l y w it h in the la g a l h o u rs o f a e lo . ( a M o n d a y. Ih o t i n d a y o f A u g u s t . A . D. 1* * 1. o f f e r fo r ao la a n d s e ll to th e h la h a a t an d heat b id d e r fo r c a s h a t tbw f r o n t , d o o r o f tha C o u rt J l o u a e B • m I n o I a C o U atyT F lo r id a . Ig H a n fo rd , F l o r ­ id a . tho fo llo w in g d e s c rib e d la n d s an d p ram 'aaa r i t u a l s In B a m lt.n l* C o u n t y . F lo r id a , l o - w l t ; Itr g in n in g S IS fe a t W aal a n d STS f a J t N o r th o f th a Q u a r t e r fle c tio n C o rn e r on B. B o u n d a ry . o f B a ct. ft. Tow nahlp 1* B . o f Ita n g o IS . F .a a t. ru n W a a l S IS f t . ff. lilt F e a t to s t a k e on m a r ­ g in a l lin e nf la t a M o n ro e, ■NEW YORK,. Julffv r..- • A ltorr-D kvldoff, who fight* un­ der the name of Uutumy Davi*. when he flghta, was brought In­ to a Brooklyn hospital early Tueaday for treatm ent, but he wasn’t there lung before l>e arm y flffuratively scratched it* head and began to wonder about it. The circumstances under which Brooklyn’s "lovely little charac­ te r" entered King’s county hoa« ltal seemed a mystery to a lot f folk* who should^have known all about them. Dummy's heart h u rt anti Ha fare wa* consider­ ably banged up when two pals brought him into the hospital In hi* aoldler suit. One physician aald the wounds might have been •uffered since hia fight with Prltale Zlvie laat Wednesday, al­ though Krttale dhl a pretty fair Job of carving that n ig h t An­ other doctor, however, said the hurt* were left over by Prltale. w y iin le ra /y to lit N o lle * la h e re b y g iv e n t h a t p u r• u a n t to rin al d e e r * * re n d e re d an th a l i b day o f J u ly . A It . 1 *«I . la th a t c e rta in caua* o n u i n t In the C ircu it C ourt o f th a N in th Ju d i­ cial c ir c u it In th a m a t* o f F lo r­ ida. In and fa r Aem lnole C ounty, w h erein o o o rg a It. W ltm er. aa e s e c tilo r of tho a a ta t'i of Ito h o rta K. Btoho W ltm o r, daeaaaad. I* Army Doctors Are Puzzled At Davis '1 * 1 1 1 / I I I K LEGAL NOTICES • Morten or a m a t i balm plained. The present set i* 28 watta and the contemplated set i* 80 w atte, or double the cap a­ city. A new type antenna would, be installed in addition, the chief aald. The new art would fit Into the national defense efforts aa It would aerve aa a reliable f a ­ cility of communication in times of emergency, Chief Williams stated. The notary bond of Jno. D. Jlnklna, to g collector, and W. C. Hutchison was approved by the County Commissioned and It wa* decided to keep the canning kitchen open for o.ie r.iuru month. Tha kitchen will now remain open until Aug. '" f l» f M l S U antra naruca a j t m i on ns- C o u n t y Votes Fund To Improve Police’s Radio flag Uner. toijoy 1deUeto maola. . aporu. oatdaor pm aaovleo, orchestra . . .• a* comfsrt aat a glorlaaa halidi 1M8 ChcvTotot 1 y. ton Cab and % C h a a a k __ _ 395.00 . - A t *■* LOW PARBI from JACKSONVILLE ROUND TRIP entertainment. Direct Steamer %M f f .00 • P. M. every Friday i ( | i » (On# Wny 827 up) Take Tear Car At Lew Raton Os* W a y --------------------I # 1937 Ford Vj ton P W io p _____ 195.00 1935 Chcvrotot Yt to# pickup 165.00 ALTMAN CHEVROLETCO BILL’S PACKAGE STORE By PA U L M9UBACX9VALHON DOCS i r n t L I O WONA ,P S PACKED AND I )/H»JSTEIJei8LV — swwNtcsaorp M N THAN H ? I S . COLORED WOMAN wanto fACTOHT-BUILT trail- aa cooko 411 Pin* Are. Jab DAIRY, DRUG a tore *y any « lnd of work. Boseo* Thomas, 9th 81. * Railroad A ra, r. uccaZ-rTH A TS G W UP A DOUACAWI ^ B T o n lS S r/iT | �■ ■ ■ I r it JO i INPBP1 f e r a l d N EW SPA PER JULY SANFORD, FLORIDA, TH 10, V 1941 Member Associated Press [Congressman Pans Stem Old General WASHINGTON. July 10, — (AT— Rep. Norrcll, democrat of A riontas who sa y , hr baa hern advtsed that Lieutenant General Ben Lear "I* still on the Golf Links,’* -ugg»«t*d in the House that Congress de­ mand an investigation of the officer’s disciplining of yoo,hooing troop*. i "He is not the Wind »f a President’s Move In Iceland Not Right Without Congress! :.;8»y*- j t ^ « J h t « a r ip s » a a s g WASHINGTON, Ju ly 10. - * M —Senator T ift, Repel lit an t l Ohio, told tho Sen* to ixlsy ha heard week* * |o on ratable *e- / tliorlty the United S tatei w *l •, constructing a navel a ir bee# far J Great B ritain In N orthern In * Tax NptdM Most Be ,. Checked To Meet i Monetary Demands WASHINGTON. July 10 — Authoritative aourc«* Mid to d n RooMTelt wtU $15,000,- Tble p retty Polynesia*', g W f e v e A d m t r a l H atband Klmmel, commander-h>-cblef of the Ualtad S ta te , Fleet, a ( l a . , o f pine­ apple Juba ee ha* stepped off the traaa-Pedflc c llp p rr plana which leak him beak to .hie Hawaii beae a fte r a conference with Presi­ d e n t Roosevelt In Washington. Hq_ tailed Ihe vialt “ routine” but declared th a t “the g reater Uto e ffo rt we make now, the belter chance we h a m ‘ e f avoiding war a a d 'e f acquitting aBracIvrt well If wn* do g e t. Into w ar.” Wiliianu Make* High Match Score; Sktten Shooto Tops In Slow Fire ,__________„ ■ r -i tophi >* n I I , n banquet rga Wesh- . 000,004(000 waa expect*, for help to- the British e eibly to other* baUling tl with Hw; iwmolndpra *a were Who al- 'SfflS Get- rid _ Earlier, Ihe W hite Henee made j the! a aaaawrsnUelUahad ' ‘Jdlp M en received from Wieetmi sta ff .Chore hill exproatlng concern oyer ■ g of Inn announcement leet Thursday pnoivgmpner in • re- by Senator Wheeler, en opponent « „ MJ nMw, n w r w « » -. Mr, of the President'* foreign policy. B u rm a scored t t I I In the slow th a t Iceland would to o**opted, fire, competition. Churchill complained th a t live* Scores were a s follows: might have to o n Jeopardised by Stow Match Rifle* the disclosure. Joel Field* ST Wheeler ta rtly replied that the Ned Smith >• 02 Unked S tates wae etlU n demo*J . V. Janes 14 3J8 racy. He to i l retm rter* he r*» R. H. Verney 14 eented erlUelmn from Cburtbill. A. L. Meyer*. * o r “othero o f tho B rtlU h ruling claea," and declared ha had *»• Jr. ' in ary rig h t to rav*al Information Jim Wahb 04 coming to Mm aoneornlng the** C. n . Shaffer 08 “ move* tow ard war,” W. H. Xnaeay 0T Then he flnng o n t n clulleng* CapL B. S latto President Roosevelt to come ten 01 to CongTOM and ask a daelarat on Roy Williams 00 of w ar If ha wanto ona. If Leo Butner 01 Poegraea votaa ouch n request Allan Der-. down.” t o said, “ than wa all thick .8 4 should ha tinltod fo r paaca. If Paul Banoee 88 Congr#** *honM, In a jranetltuJim AHaabF 08 t'onal way, declare w ar, than we H. Wnifima 00 in Oeer- C. K MeSlarrow Rattle. On For Lite Sob 0-ft Claimed In Good Condition Of Two Pound Baby ROOM* tow n. July 1 6 - 4 * - Russians And Germans Clash W ith Violence As Invader’s Motorized Unit Is Destroyed • • * Nazis Capture Red Fortress WASHINGTON, Ja ly 10 . Tha haoaa naval affair. i, Nazi Losses Claimed / - ‘ n i / w i6 Re 12-14 Thousand Men On 300 Mile Battle Front Nazis Silent On Specific G a i n s i n c i n n a t i Zoo ^ants Boy Friend or Ape D ebutante af Europe'* military^, titan* fought with rifting violence today aft the Ruaaiana re­ ported the annihilation of a German motorised dietftion of twelve thousand to fourteen thousand men and claimed victories elsewhera on the vital three hundred mile front guarding Moscow and Leningrad. (rvrmans silent on eny speci­ fic gain*, declared the World'* two largest arm ies era now fighting a decisive battle end a Berlin newspaper asserted that not until now have greet maee** of th* arm ies com* Into de­ ploym ent Hitler'* field head­ quarters In Issuing its third tera* communique In euceeeelow on the nineteen day old w*f with Russia ilccI*re-1 “operation* In the east are progresalng re­ lentlessly.” Th* N ail high command con­ firmed th* capture of Salta, * Next soldier* Of* shown in action as |h * y captured * Rue. fortified Russian town on the. border after th* Red si*n concrete hunker fortress, according to the official German Finnish Army Division was said to hnvo option with these radmphotua from Berlin. In top photo, they been crushed. •dge toward th* bunker atop tha Beluw, they wipe out the A French spokesman In Vlehy Red defender* with. * stream of liquid fire, , declared tho British had not re­ plied to Franc*** request fo r an / »■ } l i LEARWATRR, July 1 10, —’ - H.i.scll T . W alk e r, senarmistice In Syria except With • liwreiAwf’ m ilitary aasquIU/ k . a * - <d toncetl In circuit court here June 3 far two safe cracking Joh* In In Washington authoritative ! P ftrriborg In the winter of report* were that Congreariedal leaders tdvleod Roosevelt they IM0, was In Pinellas ro-inty Jell cannot win approval for logUla-' Weshwsslay and Rtat* Attorney turn to use trainees outside the MrMgllcn described his release Western Hemisphere. from Ihe elate prison a t Ralforsl 11 member* of the Sanford Rusal* declared today th a t It* recently -a mistake.” Country Club tske pert In the big Red arm y fighting for sur­ i Whilirr .had been sentenced to inter-city golf match to be play­ vival on a fro n t extending fro** five, year* on each o ffrn n by ed a t the Orlando Country Club the Arctle Circle to tho jllack ( • t i l l Judge Bird who today nrSunday afternoon starting at I:- Be* steadily was tapping the ‘ d him heck .to Jail, McMj I. o'clock, Ituymond l.undqulat said striking eower of the German said the action was tskrn this morning. w ar machine which hae sue* the court hod given no The men expected to lie In the run nearly all of Europe. hurt by clube and atones Wednes­ r for W alker's discharge linvup ere Lnwrvncr Lundqulst, Violent b attles still surged In­ Retford end because the day In two rlotlou* clashes be­ K. !• Scott, John Ivey, Maxwell conclusively along th# entire tween independent miner* and p ri­ m tperty bond under which he Stewart, Gene Barber. Kliner Toll, front with the Germans and been released wa* no good.” vate detectives guarding a strip II. W. Rucker, G. W. Spencer, E. Finns claiming slight gains In mining operation In Penney!- B. Smith, Fred Bolly. A W. Ly­ Ihe direction of Leningrad and v«nla>. tower anthracite region. ons, Joe Masters, W (i. Flem­ Kandalaksha, railway point eouUl The disorder was the culmina­ ming and Andrew fnrraw ay. of the Rovlet Arctic p o rt e f tion of a long fight by the miner* The Orlando mutch will be against surface stripping of coal the tlin l of th* Inter-city match­ Murmansk. Adolf Hitler, editor of th* N a­ veins with power shovels—a es played thin summer. Teams practice they consider destroys have met Daytonu Beach losing il high command’s communiques, limited himself . t o n statem ent property values end lessen* em ­ b oth tim e*. - that “tha fights continue success­ ployment opportunities. John Ivey broke an All J>y scor­ ful on th* *ntlr* eastern feea*-" But order barely had been restored by hurriedly-summoned ing a 78 last week, setting him German reporter*, however, said several Estonian village* had state -troopers when a second group of miners moved In on Sundny match, Mr. LundquUt been occupied along with Oelro* another surface operation flv t •■id Maxwell Stew art had hie Russian city n*nr th* Latvian fir-t chenco to crack a 40 on tha border. This U tte r a rt* was th* **«ne fii>t nine but blew up an the U -l hole to taka seven itr e k tt of hitter fighting »* - th# G er­ man* tried to break through to ­ and finish with a 4-1. K. II. Smith looked good on ward 1-enlngrad. Hera th* Be­ the fairway last week making y le's said Uralr trooo* w*r* *t«hFL IN TY OF WATER |he longest drive ha has over bomlv "pounding back the *4* j ic e a lto e * * • # F s g s T w s l swung ll__ _ into, ______________ to come withit\% 40 SAM DIEGO, Callf.. July 10 yards of tho green on a 370 yard - (jWV— Rapid grow th e f this hole, Mr. Lundqulst said. e r owing to defense work ha* c led fa r quick thinking about ATLANTA, July 10. -H F V - kill. As Many As 14 Local Golfers May Enter InterCity Match At Orlando R >ofing Firm Gives Chandler Appointed To Board Of Regents Sea Island Cotton German Spy Hanged For Treason Crime r reports them “more than percent full.” Group Will Meet The second meelli Semlaolt le a Island ■oclotion will m eet Court House July I! P. M., to discuss subjects portant to grower* of the < C. R. Dawson, county agoal, this morning. M. H. GUI. atato egrWul LONDON, July 10 —m — George J . Armstrong. 30. • B ri­ ton, » s i executed b y ' hanging W ednesday as a spy for Ger* many. An announcem ent said he had mad* contoot with the German espionage organisation through an Interm ediary of u German Sou Island Cotton aro oruo consul In the United States. Armstrong wae convicted of treason May I . II* waa an en­ gineer who served a t sea In 1939 a r sJ ’j r e s f & s ; t wore Chief Petty Officer de Page, 43, end 0 . D. who foetid -th at th*T hers . Claude left hie ■few York to Jobs the Page, were home Navy Best Alibi Wins Speedert Freedom 3 Building Permits Issued At City Hi Three building permit* construe tied coating *ttt 1 CHICAGO, Jaly 10 r - W r - were leaned a t too City 1 T raffk Judge George QuUki yesterday, according to the I mad* good Wednesday en hie ord* e f W & l n c U*pe*to* Or promise to gpurt freedom as n door pels* .t o tho de fend *a t of­ fering an onasnal alibi foe a traffic o n s e t. (T ha Jadge waa tired of “ail thee* old e u a * * ) . Hertortlbw^]* »h«**d wkh speeding 40 miles an tour, _ 1 Berlin Taper S a y s Masses Of Troops Are Now Engaged PriHoner*s Release Declared Mistake eat Pelm Into NUMBER 216 "tin e a I made the flist d raft of thla ipeach Wendell WUIkiai CINCINNATI, July 10, - 0 V , a fta r a call upon the President, announced th a t In hie oprnloa wa — Wanted: A hey frieml for 8ushould establish mQitor- base* end Scotland.'' S co tlan d ^, <>ffki*le of the Cincinnati too both In Ireland and -- Roosevelt *™ *ent out .word Wednesday for T a ft said had no la th I tig h t to send troope t > Ireland Susie, who reputedly w ithout •authority from Gongra**. K world'* ” " " “ ■ Inly »"*y trained gorilla, will ' B ecrtU ry of W ar Frank K not * l4 ,° n A ut. S e a n d ^ h a t makes strongly Indicated ytoterday that h«-r definitely the debutant»- of *American naval vessels patrolling such animals In captivity. Any others around, jnlff-d Ned th e A tlantic had been ordtrad to shoot if necessary to Insure th* Hastings cf l$b sou staff, ere safety o f communications b e ­ to o young to be thinking about tween th* United S tates and ail (hr boys—yet. . . . But finding a boy frle-d for strategic outposts. A t tha same time, Wendell la ftu.ie bids fair to be ns much WUIkle, last ye er’a Republican of a problem ns finding a prince Presidential nominee, vlgoroui * for a would-be royal brtile, ncendorsing th* .American occu Cm-ling to anxious overture* con­ tlon of Iceland, advocated Ihe ducted by Jam es,A . Itellly, xoo tabliahm ent of American mill president and other offieere In­ bases In nerthern In la n d tituling Bill Dressman, the apo'e Scotland. Willkl* had J trainer. emerged from a conference wf For one thing, the supply It President Roosevelt when he limited. There e rr only two boymade . his rem arks, h u t he toM , gorillas: Bushman, I.’ vr.ir.oM of he was expressing hie own opin­ (h r Lincoln Park i» i in Chicago ions. and llamboa, 13. ssho-a nail The P n a ld e n t, meanwhile W*i nlmnnin* renueet to to* conCooPhiltuMph’o. planning an" new ’ request „ , hlm . Susie came t<v th.- <»i from Africa and Germany, ns n first* fund*, prebahlv totaling class peesengrr ahsmr.l Ihn Ger­ .$l»,00»,00o.ooo In apprei man sliriglhw G raf Erppsllo. and aalherixaUona. Of t ....... ...... XVWOO, Sanford la I t * Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 09, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b253828960f8de104154c22ce2b26816.pdf 0b0db69fc3c56e87be478399df8e61b4 PDF Text Text ♦ ♦ ng Average But Large , 1 Average Sometimes Better N EW YORE, Ju ly r M f h * bera’* a aaylng th a t figure* ua't lie. B a t aoaetim ea they b i b e deeelrtiig. F o r Instance, m Pfobably wouldn’t think | n t a ball player with a batting r a n g * la the .200’* waa any ta a t ahneka aa a h itter. .B at th e re ’a where you can be ra n g . Bin Nicholaon of the hleago Cube, tportlng an Inslg- a* many run* as XVIIdr. lj A number of players who ha­ bitually au th o r i w n n batting fe rm g a a under tho select .300 line are actually of more nffrn■too value to their tenina than tha lads with Impressive .330 g irb . , Taka tha eases of Ceeil T ra­ vis o f th e Senators and Iiolph CemIUI o f th* Dodgers, nmh bar* been In th* main** tight yaara. T ravis has * lifetime b»tttag average of .322 while CaI* only .2X9. Yet Dolph baa knocked In 080 runs to T r i­ via' 480. H* has hit 171 home vun* to Coell's 18 a rd 09 triples t" the Washington !ntleldr*’s fit. H* won’t got a* many hits cT rivia b u t ho hit* a longer hall in d eonnoeta mure nften when ther* a n duck" on .lhe pond, v Her* or* some other hitter* W ith lig h t averagts and heavy -RBI total*: Joe flofdon of the Yankee*. Hal Troakv o f the In­ diras, Jn# Kuhel nf the White Rex, Bobby Doerr of the Red [Beg, Boh Johnson of the A'* r a d Dominie Dallesaandro of the mini’ll bay Dean To Try H I b Hand At Radio Facts And Figures In DiMag*g Record NEW YORK. Ju ly 7 —UP) — Joe DiMngglo, running hi* record hitting atreak tu 48 gamr* through both rn d i of Sunday's doubleheadcr with the Philadelphia Athletics, went on an • iccptionai batting «prcc with aix hit* In nine o f­ ficial trips to the plate, j The Yankee crnterlirlder bagged a double and thrra alnglra in thu opener, ond in the nighlrnp drove in two of the Yanks' three run* wi:h a triple in the first Inning and n aingle In hit next tint, up. Ills hatting record for the K a* n n now (at r~—• G ah R H pet. 7*7 non * 2 t o i . » t > " « For the 4H games in which he has hit safely: « A ll •Ik 1 9 2 I I 211 7 7 13 :in H R P e t 4 II. 3R0 follow to r an all-night artillery HELD FOB g LATIKQ preparation by tfce Invader* In BLOOMINGTON, In d , July T, in t h r c u t r u t r co en .T tie a n d BEIRU T, Lobanon, July 7,— which tba British fleet took part. rtm a e u iN o c R c o u tu —W l— Mr*. Caroline Payne, bP)— French and Brltlah force* F t o n i P A IN ('H A N C g ltT . Of Alaska'* 72,000 poptt- About 40, business m anager of battled tltte riy a t the Damour A X. CAtlTXn. Plaintiff: . H irer aouth of B eirut Sunday, Ution, about 39,000 are white. tke Bloomington Dally Telegraph, :/ VH IDA rAllTEIt. IW rrutanl: the French high command raid. o iiu n tt «>p i -c iiu c a t io n TO: IIIA CAIITKII, VnMoata, Oeergte. Ton anl h’Mby nrittrM and raqnlra<l to lie and appear upon the «th day of Aua A. !».. 1*11 to the hill iif f/rnptalnt /II,d again*! you la the ahoy* enlltled rauaa and Court. Tli, Hanford Herald le here­ by dealanaim m the newepaper In wh>eh Ihle order "hall b« pobllahed for four eunMciitlyu a n t i , Wllnaaa o. 1'. IDvndon. Clerk of paid Circuit Court, and tna offlelal aeal thereof. Ihi* Tlh day of July A. D. MIL BATHE By A. M. WEEKS, «». C. t»»al) - NOTICE TO f ItRIIITORS IN THE COITIIT OF THE COtTN TT JCrxiK. HUMINOI.E COHNTT. FLOI1IDA. IN 1’IIOIIAK. IN ICR: ESTATE CJF HEKHIEIIT It. T. ItPJMIE, Ds e,acs.| TO AIX CREDITOR* AND l*Rlt BONK RAVISH IT.AIJtM Oil DR +--’.T u - * f : r yi'.urgPti-AAVJ. 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K u rh r 'a l m or dem and *h a ll l»a in w r it r»M. a n d a lia ll a ta ta I lia p la c a o f *r a » lt la n a a a n d p oa t o f f l r a •d d r 'B * o f I l i a , r l a l m a n t . a n d a h u ll b e a w r.i I*. h y t h e r U l m a n t . «*• a n t* o r a tto rn e y, and any au rh r la lm or dem and pot ao f ll.’d a h u ll I*** * n ld T iii: < iiM > it n it. i t i ’N O K A* *• B a r n t o r o f th a l*a a t W II and T a a t a in a n l of H K fn n K IlT I I- T. I t L 'N U K . d rra a a rd . . DETROIT. July 7 —'/T V President William llarrldsre of the American league announced Sunday that Manager Jimmy Dyke* of the Chicago While Sox Jiad been "Indefinitely ,u-p*ridtd " for "he "uco of ohceene nOil Flrat put.llc.til.in Jtina If, ti ll nbii"ive language" to t'm piro I N T H E C H I i l l T i t v T H E C O tt N Steve Da:il in Saturday'- ChU TT j r s m s : HKMINot.E COI-'NT V . H T A T H <>K F I J H I I D A . eapo-CIrvelnnd game at Chiengo. I N H E T IIE E A T A T E O F K IIA N K Ilarrldee who la here fur the OtlEllTZ. I > ,c s» « ,l. . m ajor league nil-star game at i n r t io i i A T i: Ilrigga Stadium Tuesday, declared Dykes will "rem ain under su s­ TO Af.l. IT MAY CONCKUN: N e llr** I* lir r r b y Ml yen that pension until ho can «nli»fy the N H I. N il l s K T A IIY flle«l her American league office . . that LflnI Mu l. I Artfm r i hr e R e ru t rlR n f th«* ho will fall In line with the oth ­ e « U t e *sf F R A N K ( J O K IIT Z . »|f . er seven m nnager. of our reaBeil; thfit »ls« file d h er p e titio n fo r fin.-tl liter* It.i rue, am j ah** league . . . " w ilt B p p ly tu th e Iln n o r B tile I t T ext of the Harrlilge state­ W . W A tti:. r o u n t y JU tlM * o f Hein*, ment, one of tho severest ever ln»»l#. rn u ftty , F lo r id a , on the s i ' Issued agaln-t a m ajor, league d a y o f J u ly U l l , fo r a p p ro y a l of Rami* fltnl f«*r f I net I d la r n n r M * a * mnnnger. follows* M i t i i m t o f Ih * e e tn le o f F I I A N K B PITTSBURGII, Julv 7 —OP) • - Dtxxy Dean of th* Chicago Ovb* tu rn e d hi* back on base- Umpire Ba«ll in the gneie played ball Sunday b u t not w ithout a In rhlcago on Raftirdsy. while protesting the deelsloo of lintn l," fH srry ' flelsel on the foul j U th a conclusion of a donhle- bell hit to right field In the ninth •d fv here between the Dubs Inninw, Manager D v k es has been A th e Pittsburgh Pirates. Dean Indetlnltcl" suspended. "H e will r-m aln under su s­ B* entered the m ajor Isagues Kb th e ML Louie Cardinals pension until he enn ssti-fv the 1830 s e t out for Rt. I/iul* American league of firs that In lug* he will ta le a job with a the future he will fail in line VWtag com pan y aa a radio with the n thrr acvrn manager* of our league In conducting him­ WaxluB serious between the self end hi" boll club on the m . gam es Rundsy, Dean said: field. "Ill* tsetlce In delaying our "I think I am going to like 410. T he axoerisnee I have Had games, n'tem p’tng to kilW jw I .several , oeraslona ha* been an.I browbeat the nmnlres whl’e Ijatubt*, yet I must *av I am filing pretests, which h*ve n** ivlny baseball with deep re- ti*"l* In fact o r |u«tiflcatlon In the rules ha« heentpo verv offen­ sive. not onlv to the spectator* In e ’her cltif* throuehout the U O K IIT / ., rie-rraaed, d a y of J iu in . lb ll. I.II.1.1 AN on thla "We’re at Your Service! Behind your electric twitch there is an army of over 1,500 (killed Sunshino Service employe* — ever ready with cheap, dependable, split-second electric *ervlee..r ** That’s how we are meeting our country’s dcTcnse needs. And that'*'why oo many Floridian* heat water the dean, certain, electric way. - ~ Plan now to enjoy this earefrfee service. It costs but about 82.50 a month U you use electric refrigeration./ - ~ r _ ’" SSrd HINirteKTAlir. C i e c u l r i x n f the n l a l v of K IIA N K O O B llT O o d ereae. TO: N R U J E »IAV l-AVNE K J U r HI!V, AiMfgM l/tik n o w h SEE you •!«* rufmitAiftnl mn*t i**<iulr*>«) i>» m|-i>«*i«r Yin Aumubi I. 19( 1, In lh*l bill n f r«*nipljilnt flUil aMBlnit jo u In lh » fTIrrult d’n u r l Iri an.| f**r K*rn|nn|« O n tn ly . Flnr* DEALER! VW P L? •' at witness mr anti *ie a-"l Cnril. C m l n n l e nrrlclal siakatava Court, a t Hew. County, Florida, IM* July T, m il ‘ t*. It HUNDON Clark Ctrrirtt Court Uy A. M. WEEKH, D. C. __________________ . IN TIIE C O U N T Y JCfHItra ••OIHIT. IN AND FOH MBMIN- i.| (jII ■ (ii u couvnr, FUHiiDA. V o T I P tf o r INTR NTtON TO HXKB AlTI.IOATION r o l l P IN - u . D tacii a h o r . JUIBVILLE. Ky., Ju ly 7 — - Don MsNelU. o f Oklaho- tho same day, but the tourna­ r.i At.I, WHOM IT MAT CONClty and Bobbv Riggs, of ment was delayed bv ralna d u r­ ■fo, Sunday advanesd to ing the past three days. iS defeated B itty G rant . 9-7, 0-8, 1-0. fl-l, Rlgge ‘ _ beat Garner o f Coral Gable, 0-4, 0-3, ■mX.------------- ' * i had been scheduled for Y01IH h li|jf. Isjr J. R. K " U g j r , I h * u t m i b v Inir • null for Thl« nr>Ur hlmll !•• p n lillih td cnc*» a week for f o u r c»n»*c«illrt wg»k< In Th« Hanford llora ld. m IN EE: ESTATE OF WIIX1AM O. EDI.Ell. D i-,«s#d In Southern Meet 'w as ordered held for tba Montoe eonntjr grand Jury Sunday by The amalleat known flowering Dr. R. A. DeVotie, county coro­ ner, in (foe killing of Charles O. Plant In the world b walcrm eal, M attingly, 41 o f Indianapolto, m eaioring about one thirty-eecattorney-exam iner for the I ra­ ond of an Inch In diameter. O P. HERNDON, Meek IJ R K T VVhite Sox Pilot • Suspended For Abusing Umpire FRENCH, B R fflS H L E G A L N O T IC E S chamnlon, nf Miami, advanced to thu final* In woman's singles. A New York catering establish­ ment rnco made a wedding, 'tak e f‘ r~*aJ41aV ft 50 . - Classified Advertisements on? p ?»w Oh TrT T By PAUL ROBINSON ETTAKETT SITUATION WANTED L IO N HOTPOINT EUelrle g f g H eater....................... 11 s TRUD1E MAE BROCK Job as cook or maid. f ~ i C", L ellF,^gaa rang# 070 7th Bt. !*F°‘n t Electric Range with tp well cooker, sm all hot COLORED _ OIRL wants Jo|> .*•*' condition... »39 cleaning houso or nursing. Foal Gas Service Vernlta Claire, 1111 Cypress < » « * from P pst Office Ava. HORNS 20c BA. .A llen's JOB WANTED Hi eeok oe doing housework- Josephine Murphy. BaTTWZTEU. AlL'lO r # ICBB farm — 10 t i r o farm HATTIE 4 . — *-fsially house. See IIOUKEGI.EANING Mao Wllllawe, 701 E. ritk Oth u* 8t. B M in e r M nd * Oak. ERNESTINE McRAE wants Job or n u n « , 705 Orange maid. 701 Orange Ave. • COOKING, OENERA L hetSMwork. Jeannette Johnson, 111 • th Bt, . COOK OR maid. MtnnU Lomax, s i s ' u Tik at the l o n e COME ON, A S M vm*-ABOUT M C ?N £« aSmBstf �V ’ •. " p i —"l"“£ “ ■ 1 fc r a lb A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W 8 P A P B K SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, Goldilocks And The Stubborn Hot Dog: • I . - . «. r \ _■~ • .• ’ • i s o ii - '‘n'ii S V -• — v Continued B om bing1 Aimed At S o ft* ening- O p pon en t For Land Sortie • S s N a z i Convoys Hit By Planes New Type Bomb With Bemarkabld'1Power Reported In Use a _ .." T . U N S M i m m i • «rer-«xpandinjr * i» o ff e n s iv e — featured MOB- day by two rfy|wy day* Itaht raids on northern Prance and anuuhbur blow* Vt taro German conroya off■hore—has fancied communi­ c a tio n s in • great swath from Kiel to Brest and haa softened the Nasi defense e t r possible British lavaaioa sor. Use, • competent e b s s m r de. e la n d last n l* h t The continuing attacks, this observers said, not only nrs smoothing the path la cans Brit­ a in decides to send expeditionary n rc a s bat a re dsetraylPf facu­ lties Germany weald require for an Invasion of Britain. The British s ir blows. continned since Jana 11, , rw a re Im­ plemented by hundreds of pianea while and by new super-*postal 4000.pound bombs of alm ost an- ‘•k ts t r s : c k «. "nw ke * hole like the stairs tape te S t i f f mm fils* said, l opuattow " everything In the coo* d lam arOuBa, IIOM « t J f p o d «<f at 1941 Need For Transpor^ Wh* » ^ M e f ’W ith 4,000 Railroad Tank Cars -SSl&i ______ ». Member Associated Press r> A cross :v Onepr F itfh U n y ■/ ( WASHINGTON, July ». _</T) — The War Department ills, dosed today all air corps rrtrve officer, not already on active duty and whose civilian Oecupat inn. are not of primary importance to the defense pro­ gram are taodg ordered to r *.■ tended active duly. The actual number thus sumAn M ■loned “ will not be made pub­ lic.’’ the department said. AddMx that by Aug. I all available r'V tffieers of this branch are scheifOped to ho mi duty. Wt lie the War Departm ent was p .. making a move to strengthen the air loree the railroads were asked W ith the m ercury high in the nineties girl and she knows dogs g et ju s t e« hot s i to bolster the battle on the pro­ In New York, little Faith Weiss, 2, declUnt people. She’s trying to Induce Sparky, tire duction front by making cars available for the shipment of oil she’s d en s It. B a t Faith Is n charitable little house mascot to sample the w ater. Go sheail. In the East. som ething had to be done to keep cool, and Sparky, try itl In res|M,nsr In an appeal for the use nf railroads to move nil ist. where shortage threatens, about 4.000 railway tank cars have been pressed into this em erg en ^ service. Secretary of Interior lekrs reported. T ie Populous Atlantic Sea­ board heretofore received almost “They’re all strong anil healthy all Its oil hy ship (ankers from J>oy»," Dr. G. H. Starke said the culf and I’arific porta. this morning of the triplets Keeping up the fighting trs.litlon of the Roosevelts, Quentin born here T hursday morning, the second set on record In this Roosevelt, a second lieutenant in the 33r,| Field A rtillery, joins county. his father. Col. Theodore lt,»,s,>,lt (le ft), commander of the '.’rtth The Red Cross has screened Infantry, at Fort Dev,-ns, \|a-* C.d, Roosevelt is the M,n of the in the house to make It more NEW YORK. July H —O V - late President Theodore Roosevelt. Quentin recently was grndu WASHINGTON, July 8 -O P )— sanitary und has furnished the Air and surface c raft of the A t­ immediate needs of the family Wall Street ran a buying fever sled from Harvard. Major William Langer, who lantic fleet searched w ater, off In the way of clothes and other Monday which pushed prices nf to ta n s the place of AdJ. R. I t s northern New England coast Items, l>r. S tarke said. many stocks up I t to around |4 Bee* of th e Salvation Army, v horn In the village of Humbug last night for a naval patrol A case of Carnation milk a r­ • share in the third hriakral -rl*. A ustria, a community plane missing since last Thurs­ rived this m orning for the feed­ dealings nf IIH2, and Imparted St Um foot of the Alps and ra . day with two officers and seven ing of the infanta, furnished by sharp rises to various farm coni* Slfvad bla education only 75 men aboard. the Carnation Milk Company a* {noddies. The b if seaplane, a PBY-5, waa It had already promised in a Slock taensaciIons of HOA.&IO miles from t i e place Adolph Hithy recent tor w as educated. both of them b a t heard from on Thursday telegram yesterday. The milk shares were large going to, school a t th e earns time, afternoon, a navy departm ent an­ will be furnished for a year. Standards, not having bern ex­ accenting to a report received nouncement said her*. A t th a t The Pet Milk Company al*o of­ ceeded in the past two months, time the plane waa on a routine fered Its assistance. byY T w H eraldvteday. and thr average rise was the » of U years Major petrol flight off the northern Dr. Starke Is trying to get In |r r s t r s i since February. COllie A aatrta to settle touch with the Item Ryrup Com­ h Since then on extensive search pany to furnish the hablea with ____ *OBo. HS b aa heed to Urn service o f the Salvation la * been conducted but no trace syrup to add to their diet of Army fo r nine years and haa of the plane found. milk and expects to hear from spent “ longest period ■ •? ■ by, the company in . few d a ,,. In Valdosta, Ca., from Ensigns Robert H. MeKown of Contrary to th e report In the WASHINGTON, July H 5-(,P) A tlanta, and Joseph C. Haskell of Herald yesterday all nf the ba­ Plain for rloiM-r (*iHt|>g*rwt ion which post le Is coming here. Of m early Ilfs and asaocla­ Charleston. RIO DE JANIERO, July R — — This year's cotton crop may tM’ttoi • n Kluriila mn«| other ntalt'A bies were born before Dr. Starke be one of the smallest in 'JO lUv* ef Atlanta, MV— The United States hss in A ustria M ajor lo n g e r MeKown, • in I Ii* ilittrihution of fNroi proarrived, he declared this morning. v a n ity of Florida He via* called later to keep the iirrted to tske sll IIroail's pro- years, production authorities said liurt.4 Will lit* tilacIIto««•a| |»y (JuVi - o f Hitler aa a puiallng attended th* University nenonaU tr. ' and received • degree In aero­ babies alive. The first two were -lueltnn nf M sperifled strategic today in commenting on Agri­ rrnor Sprwawrd L. Holland; Com* the noxt two culture Department report that mhmoncr tif Affririillurc Nullum "H itler Is a confusing per­ nautical engineering a t Georgia born rntlrely w ithout assistance materials for sonality and I Just can’t seem Tech before being appointed an but the third on« eamo a fte r a v a ra , It was learned Monday. ' the I'Jll harvested acreage might .Mnyu; J ||. Mr Ijtiurhhn, (*otnThe agreement, signed May 14 j b4 the smallest since to place him aa one of the hap- aviation cadet la the naval ro- mid-wife, Mao Henry Gilmore, miNtiMiii’r tif AgrH'iiliuMP'I W»*nI Cotton In cultivation In the Virgima; Hurry H. Wrfjim, r«»niy M jIa V jtf to t* , a r t trtf? H* was designed a naval' had arrived.' by 'Am bassador Jefferson Cnfturn Oct. 7, m A lL .w pra In gusd ctotodrtton (*nF-a?V> Braxitian Fpraton Mln- United States un July .1 was e»- vmls-ioute- nt, wgricidiurw 1Wf-IsiUV*.*- 7 C» _ th e - fiv e enlisted meer and a s good a chance of r>t*r A ranha, call* for^purchase tfm atrd tu d a y ^ b y thu D epart- iann; Turn Linder, ciumiiinsiuner was Anthony Henry Gas- livinggiveg “ “ of‘ Ofurviti; mlviMn fa c t f doubt very much as any baby born nf a hv the llnlted States of *11 Hr*- ment of Agrtculturu to bo 23,- of* ;itfritiiltiiro til’s rubber, manganese. Indus­ r.|U^)00 seres— Til percent less »ory rninm ittrnnrn nml mMrkrt th at H itle r really b o r r r o r waa afy, aviation machinist's mate, slnele birth. Dr. Rtarke said. third cUsa, who become 28 years mica, quarts than was In cultivation s year mnniifi’M of Floriiln'q Klntr a re a l Austrian;” he continued. Mrs. H arry W oodruff, Red trial diamonds, In connection w ith bla work old on tb* day th* plan* disap. Croat worker, said this morning crystal, rutile (a titanium ore), ago, 2H.8 percent li-ss than the Kitrmfft' Market a; noil ri’prriirn peered. with the Salvation A rm y Major that no contributions of clothing fcrra-nlckrl, llrronlum , * bauxite, 10-year (11)30.30) aversgu srru tativea of ntfrirulturnl mul trim-* in cultivstlnn July I. portalum nffcnrlrq nt jMrk<Minvlllr L aager recalls one experience In announcing th * disappear­ had been received though several chromite and hrryl ore*. Should abandonment from n a­ July 111-12, nrcnnlinir to an mi th a t stands out In h b mind sa ance. tb* navy deportment did persons had promised to give tural esusr* this y ra r equal the nounrrmoni mmlo today I•v Wil proving th e honesty o f people. Ha not define tb* area being searched such things. INJURED IN ACCIDENT 10-year average abandonment Uam L. WiUon, ilirt*rlor of S»ut«* was statio n ed ' a t K ey w e s t and except to Indicate th a t it was off "The fam ily la In a desperate whirh was I.(I perrent then an Funner*' MurkctN* toloi will have* *l young taan approached him th* northeastern c o a st condition and n tad everything ATLANTA, July B, - W l — acreage of 23,103.111)0 -would be fburr** of lh«» mretinir. This gave rise to a generally The head n f ’th e family la out Kvalvn Harris, assistant vice "TIuti* Ia a strong piumihility <4(00*7 being p b n tlfa l a t th a t accepted belief th a t the plan* of work and they havo practical­ president of the Southern Bell Indicated for harvest. Acreage In cultivation July I that iho iliNtrihution of fiHiil time I handed tae boy a ten w a r comparatively close to shore ly nothing," ah* eald. Telephone Company, and son of In Florida was HH.000— shout ■tuffA m ay’ hreomr a Awrlou* dollar MU, talked w ith him rather f la a fa r out In th* At­ ."If anyone will bring In sueh lb* Iste Joel Chandler Harris, awhile aad he left. 8s*m y e a n lantic toward th e vastern extrem ­ things as baby clothing, soap, «e* injured severely In an auto, 100 percent nf Inst year’s July proMrm hr fore lone," IMrrClor I acreage; the 10-yrsr (1031- WiLon *nUI, "ami we have n«knl passed then one day I received ity of th* Atlantic patrol opera­ towels, sheets and . powder, it labile collision n ear Clayton, 40) average percent of nbsn- lhr-»*s agricultural lender* from a totter th a t was m arked Kell. tions. ,_________________ will bo a g re a t heln to th* family t;«w Monday. H t waa brought dnnment frdm natural causes oth«*r totnlea to meet with net Germany. I opened th e le tte r and In keep them going. Such con­ in g hospital here eufferlng from wss 3.0. vljiory rnmmllleeinen nn«l manatogjt .w as a a American tetwdollar tributions ra n he sent In the tw* broken rib*, a broken nose, grr» of ntir M Flnl * F lItM fl1 from tb* boy I bad lent the County Health office in the Fire irohen knee cap and other lee* Market* to see If we can't work to a srsa Year* before." Department Building n r the -rrloui Injuries. out norm* *yntem nf cooperation Along w ith tbs County N urse’s office In the whirh will keep farm produce Longer aald." was a o___ k latter CHICAGO. J u ly >’ - W V - On Court H ouse." rnttihr from the farm lo the FT WAHNT BANK NIGHT th* theory th a t the custom er la Wad travelled 'o n * u T c ln to n alw ays r% bt, Leals H arris, 47. coiiAiimer, I ’lthnut placing too a fte r I bad mathim la FlorCAIRO, Egypt, July H -O P ) much of a burden on our Iran* FOSS, Okla., July 8 - W had hi* original name restored aad had taken up voice rh# s ta ff of th* Foas bank went, — General Sir Claude Aurhln- portntion linen. To do Ihia rtrta H co u rt Monday. He had se a l t i e money in He tu lunch th* other day and left leek, new rommander-in-chief nf mu*i u*4* every available facility Mid he ra n » butcher *Hop rrmaay where he was and th a t his O rask customer* the Mlddlo we have and U*e lh«*m fifeil* cf the' bank door wide open. Post- Brltleh force* In master Ralph Peach discovered E ast, said Monday United States fecMvdy and rfflclently. Kurh nf didn’t take to th e Americanised W ABtnNGTON, July 8 —VP) th* situation and hunted up on* manpower was needed If the war the Ac g'-nllemcn hav* a rceptrfl version o f his name. Bo here­ A. Oumansky. of Qm bankers to ask If h* didn’t Is to be won properly—"on Ger- our invitation and will meet with a fte r h e ll he known aa Just — Constantine u* nt .lark-onvllle. The Importmany’s own soli." th* Ruaalan ambassador, charged * sg t tl * doors closed. He did. Elias Hsratompopoulaa. ■ "And It must be won proper­ nnre of Ihln meeting lo ludh Moaday th a t Germany had used ly, not half won," ha told cor- farmer* and cnpAiim* r cnnnnt bn a Soviet Boy Seoul flag to /L Y IN G SCHOOL LOCATED roepondonli. ovrr-cmphn*lfed.M th# impression th a t aha h ait'ca n '— lured • big Russian troop u WASHINGTON, July 8 —<*) It* told reporter* th at (a-Dho. Th* W ar D epartm ent an­ tograph released by th* N u t* te d Monday aw ard *f eonand showing Gorman soldiers fo r construction o f s a adholding w hat w as said to bo a tw in ongln* flying school i*ion her* Moaday as N ash­ Russian w ar banner, depicted In Faldo*U, Gs., coating |4,820,u a firs t work- raellty th* emblem of th* Young CAMP BLANDING, July 8 — WASHINGTON. July 8 — UP) (/15 — T he_«tm y U. u ? irg . P*»—Si*’ Ffcmsor* which h a described a* — Tb* governm ent assumed con­ teuriied lemon and lim r juices th e Russian Rev Beeets. H e extrol Monday over th* uaoa. to to slake the thirst of hard-march hlblted a tl# clasp belonging to AGAINST W AN which chromium will b* p u t and Jng soldier* a t this N orth Flori­ to he sliphi* young d aughter, * Girl flcoat, directed th a t defense Industrial da csntonm anL Kir to the backward. a a d said tb a Insignia on it tor, , YORK, Ja ly B —(/P>be given preference. ha * a adCspL Julian P fs ff. «uh»UyttpoBjEd ia thmt on U » flaf. D*Uy News said tost night I t waa th* fifteenth m etal to tencs officer o f . th# 3 U t di­ at! 1* Now York state on b* gtv*B**a priority rating. vision, said Monday experiment* U s United State* should E. R. Btettlnns, J r ., prioritise with various kinds of lemon anil Um war to help DrIts in do- director, said th a t chromium, lime jule* preparations had led • M M noga- which la (atported from A frica, to th* concoeMon , o f n Juice, U tter LAI affinmaUv# th* 15,417 Phlllppln** and Turkey, packed In 14 ounce cans, that m * i# should ho conserved u a u r* may taka tha plsee o f ado* LONDON, " ja ly I A grow th o f th* governm ent’s mad* from freak fruit*. nitoM * notore* said today the smarfcancy stock pite. United State* reproM alstlves LOT o r nOUBINO COURT APPOINTMENT t o n war* a n t o n rnu teratag o o f Americas Bed _ . W. Vb, Jaly E WASHINGTON, July I , - ( « W hra W. B. K ing wont to NEGRO CHOOSEB COLUMBIA i tra rd o * la B ritain, —President Roosovelt’s seventh bask to i m far b hunhar waa farm a p a rt at spoolnte* . t o tl* supreme court. DAYTONA BEACH. k* f**ad bb *U compgr# * p of q wk# Robert H. Jackson, waa conflnasd — Preston Potorea te th* N D n . Ha has H Stales I nalted ' -- - m W W _ hy th* senate Monday a fte r S ts . N saro sthletic coach w i u rn ra n n a tor Ty dings,. Democrat Maryla ad. bad aharply rritteteod th* ^ tradtog ........................... ay -----------__ for a »*w to i*l|Uahroralty ,‘ New T m k ,1 a? "K to e r a !W H waa '■ <«W ." • ? New Salvation Tripled Declared In Gpod Health; Army Leader Waa Get Promise Of Free Milk For Year Born in Austria Search Is On Langer Waa Educat­ ed Only 75 Mllea From Herr Hitler For M i s s i n g Patrol P l a n e Stock Prices lip In Sharp Buying Report Shows Leaders To Plan Cotton Acreage Distribution O f Is Dropping Off Farm Products Production In Flor­ Marketing Ex p e r t ida R e m a in s Al­ Meet At Jack.sonU. S. To Take Needed most Same As MO ville On July 11 Brazilian Materials t o Seven German down | an aircraft He and a power leal factory i northwest Ml an convey off Holland) shin and a Csrmai •oak to a raid o s v * r off Calais. Strength Of Forces In Ictelsnd Secret E nded in Iceland .'Monday by .tb s United Btstoe WSS a gtv U aefflc tally thera vsaguard of , Frealdent ■ton* step. n w M n e fig- aad llm navy dseHied to sm- puijr lo t n t i w o i >« f i t Ws ftondon H sflsU . & Move In fedand k Customers Like Greek Name Best Britisher Soys U. S.* Troops To Be Needed SsSrtSsiitti Russian Boy Scout Flag Is Captured Annie* Do Battle From Rock To Rock ** - Clock Is Mixed Up, Just Goes Backward . * Blanding Soldiers' Chromium Listed Get Fruit Juices As Defense Metal to‘ Pfcar Expressed For Missing P . S, Norses vFffi S.7T& SKITS SSt '■ a ^ te°^ttoS**to C * N - l.i n wXirv.-V.t: ■ m M M It K it 261 Air Reserve Russian Army Reports Called For Smashing German Drive ’ , Active Duty * \ JULY Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail IliEhwaJ And Water Transportation . River Nazi- Invasion Col­ umns Drive With­ in 75 M ilos Of CiTy Of l.enin^rnd Invader Losses Said Knormous Soviets Say Ruman­ ians Shot For Not Opposing C. S. S. R. W ASHING I ON. Jiih m _ — \ftin f Serretnrv of Stuff Sumner Wrllrn |i*Uy . a«<| |d«n-t fur Vmrrir.in 1 M I*• Sdikiel Ihluiiit tt.id prtee rn l. inf raphlly ami rfferlibely. K rpl)in( « re|Mir1rr*^ 4|uc«*Iinn. Welle «ahI fh*> I nllefl Sintra luiil rrc rim l no official inf or nt•ilion *uhMlaniiatmg report* that pan might c«sInfills. h a “•K»fr. » tv ■one" iiropitd the .14 It pH* newr Uland to hu h oulil rut «.ir Vladik only far ra il pfirt lhr«uii;h whirh ll iu a ia ran O stlcik.to on 1*1 im p o r t \ m r r i- «upplir«. IIF ( a a a r t a t ri l |'re«* R ii *.hiV * r n l nrttiiv-t ro iH irlrtl tin* Mniit.-liim.' o f ri1" 1‘iitijil (ii'rrititit n lti-n i|il:t tu •<ti>rrn a r n w * tin* (t liu’pr I t i w r In w ard .M imiuv t w h ilr on f lii* II* rl In-rll N azi i n v a s i o n n luinn.s tlro i vu l .in i iiw ith in 7N mi! I ’ S ..1 1. irruil. T h . Itua.Hiui S :i -s-rt ♦*< derm a lit were Miff.-rtn,- «>mir* III*IIA ra«ualt tew A i<l Dial yiinA along the 2.1100 III It- flout • light f*hnncclh»r Ad«*lf H i IKt ’n field hcHdi|iinrtcr* -still nuuh* no clnim f ii hrenk inlo the Stalin Line, hut on* nfficm l tiirnm n newt agency Haiti Nuxi fistopA hail limit'd and ciifilured a w flft f wironglyfnrt ifitd IrnnktrA at un Miii|e«igrnili d iMtint «»f thu tniiin Soviet ilefen-* k-t» »n* h'-ui mllitarv iliAputihr* rcpnrtetl iKc flower nf the Her. man urmv wra flinymg it.telf ag-tiiisl the Stalin Line The Rnl Armv'A high rommnml r|iiotti| pr|Aoner« m« -.ivmg RuiTiiirn.in AohlicrM hid hee»» *hot hv ihtiir (irrniBn nllo * for refua* flrhlf^fiirnin » the t'. S. S. I! While Rritnin chcere * the land* ing of U. S naval f»»»reA in Ice. Inritl maknihf the Xtlnntic an Anirlo Aniericiin lake." Ati< cninnietatnr* w.irm tl of danger ahead In Tokyo, »he .Iai»nne«e hcwa* naper Kokumin cullnl the movo " i| i* facto part ie ipat inn in thi) I w a r *' The mighlv (Jrrmnn UuMlan Nt niggle on the c u a11 r n front rolled in,o Ha th in l. wc. lc M»»nday. with RiiAn'nna claiminglaat night that nearly l.ttOO.OOO Sa*iA Iid«f fallen in Id tlavA of Hitler'* inv»Nion and in*iAtci| ♦hnt every m ajor fleroi.in thru«t hml hern hnlletl hv Red tpwifia, who actiiallv hail thcniudveN tfl* ken the nffcnNivi* in two criticnl nrrna. In it< nli?ht communique Mnn« enw amplified th i« with an nn* nmincrmcnt that the IsII«a|,iii He* fen*c wt ill wra holding rv*ry« torhern from the Arctic circle li» #hr Houthcrn U kraine nn»l culling down the G ermans in great num* berThe hmvIcNt fighting ngnln wrn in lh«* region nf l.«*n#l on the rentm l lletl front protecting Moncow nml In the "«*cMnn o f O ntrov where m rchaniicd Nml • mnpg wcri* d erlarn l *«till to hw hold up in th eir drive toward Iscnlngmd. On the FlnnlNh front, Iho Rn* vl«*t rommaml rffw rtn l, Gcrmnn troooA Hiiffeml many riNttlUlBB In th* Arctic KnndalnkAhn and Kn-*Iinn luthmuv Bcctor*. . -Tlm_ German ilrk iL -an —IC I^ r— thn llkrnlno cnnitnl, from thn vicinity nf Novogrnd-VnIyn»lil w■a quid In hnvr* been hiltnl* In the MogJUv-Pndnhkl Acetnr, Juwt over th* Knrd*r from »nv le tiin l B*«*nrYihln. the R um IuM r*ported th# nnnihlllntinn nf B German battalion cut off In fa ­ ir**!. In mtm, Moncowt' h atory waa of a ncm latintly tucceiiaful Ruaaton def*n»c. . . . Germany declared on thn con­ tra ry — althnagh thU w m BUtad •wml-offlclally — th a t th# Stalin ling had b#tn breached In a#y*rml p*ac*a and thna that a breakthrough Dcevto, Roaala, appeared’ Imminent. LOCAL WEATHER^ scattered localHte*, lit. A' ■ 1 1 f �1 v .;.V * » 4 •'•Vi? 4 Vtl '< * * * At LONG. LAST! Guaranteeing Defense fffee Sanford Herald President Roosevelt'* order to the Navy to take over Iceland and insure the safety (of communication between the United States and all strategic outpost* will meet the unqualified approval of the American people depending upon whether they winh to keep the Eurcqican war away from America’s shores or whether they would prefer to fight the enemy in our own dooryard*. There is sn outside chance of course that Britain, now that it has the aid of Russia in a knockdown dragout fight which is. costing the Germans thousands o( their best troops and great quantities of guns, planes and tanks, may yet be able to stop the Nazis, but there is also the chance that after Russia Is defeated Britain may be in v a d ­ ed , the British fleet destroyed or captured, and what is now a strong potential ally turned against us. The United States cannot afford to take that chance. President Roosevelt, who is charged with the responsibili­ ty of protecting the American people from any such dan­ gers and who is duty bound to defend the entire Western Hemisphere cannot afford to take thnt chance, lie almost alone of nil the people in the United States is in n p»*ition to know exactly whnt American defense needs uro, what German plana may be when they have mopped up in. Europe, and what wc as a nation ought to do ulsiut it. wt, is ts . ■« tk» r « i o n u r MS. F W r lS s a a S " I t s A r t r r m *4 r fa r r k *. 1**T. W e know th a t he will never, COT world. F in d *0ch activity, with plenty around him spread; W B a t live In Jangles, horror and in g g jj j iifc'• W ith his companions working to no end. W g td tig his dearest self, forced . t o d efen d Small stakes, small withes, chang> ad to a snjall man. A nd never finds tne eunlit world \ Ms friend A nd never finish dhe person ho ‘ -, l > 'B t,ow,v- ■> I My, unbroken hoim for children * snd far mop ColWctlvs sum m er will swing - hsek again, Bwtoff, many times, before we ' eoaquef open space r e a d as the ground—s prysmldal ‘ te a # , i i .‘ W here men may live with the In. tte n s ity of l l a h t . - . . . N q one h a s loved you, O un' loved human rare, ' To th is degree..srm ne In summer ifl .■ height . OkNKVIBVK TAGGARD With the W ind? - now is your chase*. And is w orth seeing. i.« N • ■’ *e * i ’T hs governm ent Is spending ra ts of • billion dollars a , A nd the to rren t has t new spaper *a our exchange | r Is th e Huger Cane Press, -looks a s If Clew Iston w ere Many a good editorial has been writtrh about Father’s Dny, but one of the l>e*t things along this line that we have seen suggests that it should be celebrated not by personal gifts to the old man but by u little sober reflec­ tion on the part of fathers with regard to the kind of a world we are handing over to our kids. "Yesterday one of tho neighbors I hardly ever see leaned over the hack fence to tell me what was wrong with my rosebush," wrote Wally Boren in the New York Herald Tribune. "An’ then he got to tailin' me what was right about one of my kids. Seems like she has been sort of quietly doin' nice things for a little girl in i wheel chair, taking har flowers from our back yard, and kids' book*, and siftin' and talkin’ with her—things liko that. "An' not tollin' nobody, mind you. Just because she’s got it in her heart. I guess. 8ho was alWnys liko that, only I never paid-much attention. "Well, ray other kid come* home from school today with a note from her teacher. I used to come home with notes, too. Not like thia one, though, 'This one said my kid was smart It aald she had worked good an’ hard an* was entitled to special honors for what the done. "I got to thlnktn* about Father’s Day. Every-.store In lown has been wsvia* neckties an’ lawn mowers an’ boxes of elgara for the last two weeks—an’ that’s all right, too. But ahuckal Father** Day oughtn’t to be Just a day when boys an* gtrta spend some of the old man’s money on him. It ought t« be a day when ua fathers go off In a corner an* be aahatned of ouraalvea for handin’ over"* snarlin', selfish, war-filled world to si) the good kids who, except for tho bad example we act ’em, would give ua SOS Fa­ ther's Days every year—Uka the ones I had yesterday an’ today.” WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN By JO B H lM D Itia U see a picture TIDBITS—goeesbody has N . cenlly mentioned the feet O a t a sense of hemer goes a long way of in m atnUiafag a balance during he Is keeping u p q f Jost sticking which provides pension* fe r the widows and orphans o f Veteran*. This hill was sponsored by •the American Legion, V. F . ' w , D. A. V . and meay other Veteran* organisation*. It provide* pepsloaa widow with a s child, $2$ fer a widow and one child, and eo on up the sells. This blit passed the House one* before hot did not get through the Senate. Thia I* a tUI th a t should bn passed and Ms annoy sues. -He oaee wired Mr. I hope we will bo m ore eucttiful thU lime, AID TO SCHOOLS, K T C -T h # Lesham Bin. IrUr y h sced J n Con­ gress by Congreamhaa F r t a U a * k i n af T im —th m latag ia tp propriatloo af ^ 1 1 ^0 0 0 ,000 fo r : ... S. ..I I n stitu tio n . nn them by the National Defense Program. POSTAL EMPLOYEES IN FLORIDA—8e msny employees hsvn written me shout ths Long­ evity Dill th a t 1 am taking thi# means of announcing that the iliius* Committee on Poet O f. flees snd P ost Koada, of which am a member, has a t the data of this w riting reported the bill favorably, with csrtaln things*. Tho Committee felt In thi* Urn* of National Emergency when wc arc ipendlng so much money th at it « u difficult to ask the House to piss a bill which would cost as much money *« this bill did tn its original form. Therefore, Iditrad of'T *terting the hill provid­ ing for 1100 annually after tea ynars of continuous servlet to the Postal Employees and 1100 for each five y e a n thereafter up t* So years, wo changed the pro­ vision to provide (100 after ten years continuous service, and left the limit there for thp .present time. We feel that If wo can pass this wo have ctebllshed a prin­ cipal aad lite r If toeuiiljoaa w ar. ra n t we can extend the provi­ sions of the bin. NO INSULTS, P L E A S E -B * . rently the Pulitaer prise-winner, Westbrook PegUr, took occasion io write in**kia column. “ Pair Enough,'' about the anfortuM t* lynching in West , Florida. .Nr. Pettier did not confine himself to criticism of the mob who lynched th* man but went into a tirade againat all people In Florida. I. felt l l a t 1 could net let thle pans. I replied on the Floor o f the House aa follows i “Mr. C h atm an and Members o f th* IIousel 1 remem­ ber th at Jim Walker one* sold, 'I never srg a e with tho p rim , but there or* limes whoa 1 fool that It I* aaMe proper to counteract th* vlclouaaaas i t certain cotuauw tets. Mr. Weethrook write* a cohunn which was carried by the W ashington Post, width b headed with the title, "F air •Enoagh.* This title b _ . In vbw of th* lohetaace of the cohtam. Mr. P rfier toko* **■ to dieeuao on Instance of w y Ulisltpted ‘ftU ilW l and to v e »evF«l ban character*. employing of additional In fact, so alluringly was Cu­ the be made to appear In the film rirrk* front tim* to tirao . Wo that tho (lab in Its message, are very gratified i t the suopeople £ whtrh accompanied the trophy port received from fhc ■aid th a t th* picture hod done of thhi eounty that R ha* per­ more than nay other in the IS mitted ua to show a net eaim­ men the to stimulate tourist Injer­ ing* of over $7300.00 in the past eighteen fnontha. rs ' Hi tho island. Mis* Goddard, who now ia or Winter* in D r tem perate taliprincipal Of "Hold Bock the of South America are * Itewn,” another production with , 0,1c Lotin-Am erlcin local*! Joined warmer D an those In N orth Amwith Hon* and studio officials crier and Asia, ami the summers Is re c eirln r the trophy. Th* exe­ are cooler. ;_______ . . cutive* included Y. Frank Free p an . president of the Motion Eieture Produeer* Association, A rthur Homblow, director of the picture snd Kenneth Thomson of the Motion Picture Boeiety of the Americas. The ITarsna Rotarians were reThen Be S u ro Ta prr*entod _hv a committee of Take Them Fof A PWtheir brethren of the Los Angeles Rotary Club, Including Harry G. nlc Day i l Beautiful Ilaske, George W orrier, Ham Gates, Leals Guernsey, James E. Shelton. Max Koffmnn snd Car­ men Smith. So th at Americana and Latin By MARION HIM MS American* alike may see at first hand the eeremony which masked In New Orleans, an cx^lvll en­ cot I bins, snd flowerpots. s new sten forward In PanTh* on# Item for which th* de­ American friendliness newsreel gineer from Cornell I, attem pting to record for future generalloni mand ha* vanished, say* Mr. Ai­ views were taken for showing the fascinating story of the clty’v n u regretfully, is monograms, generally. historic ornamental iron. He H which, in the old days the first Henry Aleut, Jr., head of Hinder- families of New Orisons proutUy ere* Iren Work,, one of the oldeet die played In delicate deiign in tbo Iron work* In the United S tate,. "Iron lac*'' of balcony grilles, Old err ft,men have disappeared, fences, ami gates. Many <f these relics of soother WDBO ■a<l no on* Is sure of design ori­ gins, he says, ami adds, “ to the era may etill be seen, Dough, in turmoil and confuslen of the Civil New Ortpaas' Garden D istrict, War period — when foundries ■ml along the narrow, eobble- 6:00 IiaaeUtll Scores transferred their full energies tu ■lonod -treeta « t the Vieux Carre. 0:03 Mrkaties th# manufsetare of wnr supplies Here also remain some of th* ori­ 6:1$ Youth Nows , —famous eld pattern* were lost ginal hand-ferged iron knochara 0:110 U .-F . News on massive oaken floor* trading to 6 JO R apper Hour or destroyed.” Mr. Aleut hat been working fer a b a d o w y and flower-secoted 6:43 Miracle* and Melodies 7:00 Eacuraloaa la Selene* •overal y e a n oa a comprehensive ccurtyarda. England w et long the homo of lecord by which he hope* accu­ rately to tyoc* patterns to th* or­ east Iron work,~WH1TfTho wrought W ar" iginal designers. “ Front old build­ Iron technique firs t appeared In ing and sreh iteetu n l rvc-inl* I Spain a t the tim e of th* Moorish 7:30 Time Out F o r Dancing often get tom* d u e to the design­ invasion. French iron designers 7:43 H-jeccos and Why er* responsible for fine old pieces Inter elaborated on the Hpanlah 7:M Music loom 7:53 Elmer Davis aad the Newt o f Ironwork on New O r ie n t pattern*. Expert, see In maay of H:0» W* the Peopte housei.” he wya. “Theta home* 1 tho New Orleans designs the do. 8 JO Lovrisohn Stadium Concertphotograph, and thei# photo­ UB work of old Syrian sculpture, 9:00 Glean Miller graphic records will represent a pattern* from ancient Chinese 3 Public Affair* IF YOUR TASTR valuable collection of thia fin* eld r»g leomi. carving* from ruined It:1 JO Ju a n Arrive*. temple* of the1Altec*. ‘The corn Southern croft.” THE BRIT Uf design—of which, thers are two 0:4* New* of th* World • Today'* method It to cast iden­ fia* exam ples' In New Orleans 10i00 th* tification data on the hack of a fence,—I* aivA m erlcan contribu­ 10:10 Carl Hoff Orchestra pattern, thus making it eaky to tion, 10:30 Michael Lorlng Orchestra ( ^ tn e * In the years to come. In th* m iddle.of th* fifteenth 11:00 Linton Wells, news j Equipment ami tools in th* century, when many nation* were 1 1 Char)** 8phmk Ore lu stra New Orleans plant are the eame returning to classic designs, Spain 11:10 Dick Jorgaea’ Orchestra 1 1 J3 Praao News a* those used four, five, and even retained old Gothic traditions, •lx center let ago, except th a t *u- trace* of whleh aro evident In 10:00 Sign Off topneM* bellow, hev* replaced the many graceful beleunv railings In ■R RURR TO VISIT hoy power ear* employed to exo- ,N*w Orleans. Maay charming 6:30 Norman Beasley aad Ills > Florida Cowboy* ole a d raft for th* forge,'. piece* of Cast (Hen wrought Iron 7:00 Nows of Europe New Orleans has always p er* brought to tho now territory 7:11 B raakfsst Brevities faneees fer its * mo mental Iron of Louisiana in Urn hold* of shlas 8:00 U P New* fill* work, so It,|p not tu rp rie . sailing from Cadis. Cater, slaves •110 Program Naum* .......... rem ains w production imparted to New Orleans from 8:15 Morning Devotions this stylo of Domtofd acquired ro d scrapers have •kill la turning eat wrought Bon popular again, and the doj f r 11* sm» teleri*. 1 0 0 V lffhil* of T o -,II Draw signs provided by th* Now Or* Quantities of in s jv e rk were oho 9:00 B bck and W hite notes Mens f i w f i y today include dm ♦*F * PBtf ’“ T*,!>T*f, ko»m ervd out on 9:1* M y it to d Margo floral—particularly th# anvil bloefc o f th* plrato Joan 0:30 Mantel . tUon flower. Hunt and U fltto , la h b blacksmith shop In 0 J S D stons Program dub* all over dm Uated the French Q uarter. 0 :4 5 ^ 0 ™ * * a f Courage Ing quantities of The popularity o f iron ornamen- 10:00 Daytona Baaeh Varieties fixtures, especially to tb a In tto Booth was mor *0:35 U P News poets. than an a rtla tb cottar*. Damn 10:10 A t B oom W ith Sally M ar. tin .When horse* gave way to auto- ■lima to and term b e s i tacks nmhilea, iron work* began leasing It advisahl* tn eubetiM * lro T fo I 10:43 L est W* Forgot 11:00 Kate SmMh Spooks out their hitching poet patterns, l l i l l Bwtag T our Partiuv h u t to d m U lsd o p cn * Shop, th * 11:30 U f* ao d -th a Load 0*1 Snodae HAVE YOU VISITORS? d o o rs, ,• ■ The statem ent issued by The . Florida S tate Bank of Sanford showing the condition of th* In­ stitution on June 30th re g iste r, another large rise In bank drpo _ sit* during the past thi*e months. w Total deposit* a re now In excoot. of t019.O0O.no with net earning* of 17.300.00. The Florida State Bank ia o«* of Sea ford’s newest enterprioe*. During th e tw* year* depute*# B have risen from 150.000.00 to the amount stated shove. Mr. M. G. McNair. President, state* today, “The phenomenal rise In deposits in this bank dur­ ing the past two years denote# _ ■ fundamental!* healthy finan­ cial rendition In our rommunIty. Th* Increased businee* of this hank, we feel. U due to 'he enthusiastic support of Seminole County ritteens to * ■ coafldm t Iravrs l i d s In the a ir ami Ihc «jrn i«ur». Children Walk on sunshine out of And blend th eir ahsdnwx, rnnfldent spil Intent T hs rnnfidrnt day, til tin-rgy snd light The child remember* better than the event And looks to life s<i nlways can, fldent IB IMa degree, serene, nt sum ­ mer's height Sanford Bank Goodwill. Shows Increase Iri Net Earnings^ ReeeiVes Reward Effort By CLAUDE F. LEE Hollywood’s effo rts to foster spirit of Psn-Americsn good neighborlinets today had won a substantial token of appreciation fro#, • representative Latin American body. T# Paramount Studio, fe r Ms post season production ■,“The Ghost Breakers,” with a pnrtCubsa locale, has c o r n a rile** trophy cup from th e Havana Ro­ tary Club, naming tho picture He unanimous choice oa tho one which did the moot daring the year tow ard International amity. . -T h e film , eo-ltarring Bob Hop* and P aulette Goddard; woe made with esceedlng ear* honestly to portray Cubon citterns snd set­ ting*. Background scene* actual­ ly filmed of Havana harbor and the city’s skyline contributed ma­ terially to -th is Impression ss did blent Roosevelt should fail to take atlequhTe' precriufVonnr/ steps to ensure the United States against attack if und when tho time should come to launch un Invasion a g a in s t |TTJEHtMr Jl l.v s, tan uiny p!ir^ 0f this Hemisphere, he would be the most bitVEltHK FOR TtfllAT lerly condemned man, by isolationist* nnd intcrventinnisT* -------jalike, in the history of thi* country, nnd hi* failure to do FAITH AND LOVE BANISH hi* obvious duty because of pos*il,le misunderstanding hr nnwM>DsJ!r,i'L,i NOT,J>:Tl'n ,hc l>*rl of * comparatively small percentage of the |s>pB A,li"L.:,hr „ ^ T ula.l™ would . . unforulv.lde. A m o1 •» » vUinn. -isvinir. fmr . It may l»e .well enough for Pollynnnu l.indltergh to Abram, I nm thy ahi«*l«l, preach that the German* have no ambitions in this •<c««fiin| rrwunl. Hemisphere, but he offers no guaruntce* thnt he would share any of the responsibility in the event this pro­ phecy. like so many of his former ones, should turn out OOB OP KUMHKirx height ;,° 1,0 wr,,nK- It may be all right for a political opis>rtunist ~ _ ’ dike Senator Wheeler to lay the groundwork for hi* I9-I-I — P r o m T h e 8 i l v r r *•----- *1 NowN ow • la In tbn plushy sum mer the ' TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1»4I SANtANDO SPRINGS “Iron Lace” In New Orleans RADIO NEWS W M CloW SriB • LIQUORS , • SCOTCHES • WINES ’S It News 6 1 18 Years OSSININO, N . T , JaJy 7 Iwwts t Lewee, �nr C TUESDAY, JULY 8,1941 PA G E T flR B lk t»**n o f the 1 nti*t«il Art** Social And Personal Activities ,* R S . LO U RIN E BEAL, Society E d ito r — « ------------- •• *«' it • •• :n it 1 *«• i oa»t 'li t* n*» The IK-hour » . « n k n ai»ofh«*r Mrp in th<? \ i | jfir'w orir:«nitFil mi <»t niMRinir traily it* tram* »• •••ii »y-t*m for tin* |M»5iiib4€ TM ipIniai 111 S p c v ta h I oll.o* ' a n n o u m i mm nt «.f JW xm Mr. and Mr* ■nd ■on., Slant •pent Sunday at t. r ito iv . ihv A U I in* * tran*f>orta- v-*trm i» r . - t f «« vital W IL M IM .foN Social Calendar m*i v e <J •’**) »hr lurirr iv jm k r of He fem e . m u - of th« ii.iiion.il rm • • " \ 1m niM i I mmi to |i i |» an n g *tin- .int n.ipM>r.| umiaual <lr• •>• <(• frn*i r ffo r t, the rr»|n*cl !•• or I. • ■ lanta* < -'4 -f I to pu ny for t»oo ♦ I. • L. Stacy aa4 A drian, lytona Beach. \ .if11««• rua.ll I.Hir i- at trinpt»•» it* •• Mi»* Loren* Franklin *pent the day yesterday in Urlanda v ltb friend*. - - IIMlH fli.lt till fr A ill Ih* no w»tli thr e ffic ie n t m ii. i . ' • ms h im ). n«| It-* normal i | KM. R evi O. Andrew* left today for Mew York City where Ml* will apend a three week*' vacation. Member* of the American Leyrion Auxiliary, •pon.ored by • Mr*. J. W. Daniel, will new for the Red Oro«* in the Woman*! Club from 9:30 A. M. until noon. e THURSDAY . Member* o f the ‘Woman’* Aux­ iliary of Rhe Presbyterian Church will »ew for the Red Cro»* In the W oman') Club heginning at 9 no A. M., under the *pon*or*hlp of Mr*. J. D. ^W oodruff. The Tnwn*end Club will meet In th* Court llouae a t 8:00 P. M Remind* Rebekah fridge will maet in the I. (). O. F. Hall at • 8:00 P. M. The Alathean Cla«* of the Firat' Bantiet Church will meet a t the Woman'* Club at 2:90 P. M for It* regular meeting and to *ew fo r the Red Cro*». ^ G ro u p Three will be in charge. Th# D aughters of Wetley Cla«* of the Methodlat Church will hare n picnic at Kvnnsdale Park. Member* are asked to m eet at the church at 3:00 P. aad bring a covered" dl»h. FRIDAY Central Clrclo of the Ranfonl Garden Club will sew for tho Red Cro»* in the Woman's Club from 0:30 A. M. until 12:00 •o 'clo ck . Girl Scout* are coquetted to m eet at tke H ut a t 3:46 P. M. This la the final day for Radge list* to be turned In. Dr. and Ur*.' H .D. Smith and daughter, Mary N e||, are spendIng the day today ia Jacksonvia*. Mre. Clifford Wallace will leave Thursday far Bgrtrnr sod T am pa whey# *h* will visit with W Sfivea ‘ fo r- rwhdw. ’ Friend* of L M. Telford will be inferrated to learn, that he I* a ta tie n e d 'a t P a ri* Island, S f with the 17. S Marine*. Mrs. W I, Ktnodewmire left yesterday for A tlanta, Ga. where she will visit with relative* for a week. v Heinrich’s FjeJ/ed In Wedding Celebration In honor of the golden wedding anniversary of their grandparent*, Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Heinrich, and the »eventy-flfth birthday of Mr. Heinrich. th* Mi*«c* Cerollne end tirmew Bobree entertalnetl with a dlnuer party foe member* of the fam ily a t thalr home on W ed Flret S treet on Sunday. A color theme of pink, white and green wua carried out In the table decoration* end ap­ pointment*. The birthday cake w ith which the Mi***« Sebree IDrprUed their grandf*ther alao fu rth ered th* ehoeen color motif. Following dinner. Mr. and Mr*. Heinrich were presented Reports On Dance HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mrs. !. D. M artin, Semtool* County chairman for Bundle* fo r II. A. Manning Ami On# AD Waa't Bring Ih am B r a n d y , CbanpacM, Wtao, Gin, C ordlak, t ic . Free D alhory, Fhowo 1141 i W TK'af Mra. f t A. Hi* ring ha* gone to Augsutw, Ga. to vi*it with her hu*band who I* ill in a hos­ pital there. Mr. and Mr*. Howard Moody of Fust is wrre th* gur*t* Sunday of Mr. aad Mr*. John Henry wnaoh at thalr bom* ou G''tie­ rs Avenue. *v I »intjv g r l »<itir clo th e* 11 iii 'M vm 1 > Ihm I I hi* Ikinil h.in* I h ru i |»r*n>*.rl> ul | rrv.r(l. Aa California eeekx R* fairest danghtrr for the tltlo Ml** California, gatara Phyllis (left) a r l Lola Dart*, of Santa Monica, enter the com­ petition. Ultimate goal, ef course, u tho ^liss America lilia Mr*. J. J. Duren returned Monday from Jacksonville a fte r •pending the weekend with her daughter. Mi** Iria Sebree. who underwent a ton»il*etomy at St. Luke'e Hospital there. Mra. Clareae* Nice anil 'o n , Clarence C arter. J r., have arrived from A tlantic Reach te vl*it with Mr*. Nice’* parent*, Mr. anil Mr*. J. H. H lntarmieter, at the Mayfair Hotel. Mr. and Mr*. H. A. Appleby and daughter, Nency Jean, have returned home from a varatlon trip which carried them te W ash­ ington. D. C., New York City, Detroit, Niagara Falla and Into Canada. TELEPHONE 465 Flora Kipp, daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. E. Kipp, la recuper­ ating a t h er home In FJoral Height* from a Waail eoeratlon which waa perform ed bn lhe Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospital A ctress Joan Manner* D reunited, jresttrday momlng. Miae Mildred Blrmen* left S un­ day for Charleston. 8. C.t te rlelt with friend* f a r • month. She waa accompanied 'to Ja c k ­ sonville by bar brother. Julian Btnueu*. wha Is stationed at the financially as well ad eoeUBy. Proceeds from the dance will Navy A ir t u t there. be used primarily- to pur«h*»* yarn with which to knit wool garment* and a fg h an i fo r Amer­ ican aviator* a s wall a» ft* member* ef th* R ey tl Air F erre. T he.* hfghana tr* throw rag* with which tho ariatora cover th eir f** i i M « • easily h a lt." Mr*. M*rtta said, and anyoaa who la Rrterbated la tantrib u tfn g ta thaf *■ daked to t —taa t Mra. M artin, who will furnish k a iU o n to mako ONE STEP WONT . GET YOU THERE ■’ A ‘ Wool for tn ltttn g t t * * l * » am ounts to H A * . * * r _ * ,.TL tin urge* tack pwoon Inberaatod la k n lttto g o# ta u t* to atland tho n#*t to n dies fo r B ritain Cloh naaeUag a i t too m nog defense eipendl which will ho bald_ o a J a t y l * ' lure*, would “make recommends tho pUco to bo armawneed later. Ilona concerning vital!? needed reductions la non-dofena* spend­ U nder"ths ma nagam aat of BUly ing aa a partial off-sat to hng* He ia Well*, plana a to « * » * , forT *r“ defense requirem ents." chairman o f tho committee. BIG DA' llealher Angrl her father, John Langan, a mot lor picture director. Court ruled little Jeaa had to atay la a private hoard fag homo pending outcome of hei **tranced uarenta' cuato.lv *uit- Delegates Suggest Measures for 1942 Adjustment Effort rial) —Measures , which will*1 a»aura full farm ' support of tie nation's defense program, i n . courage greater conurrvatJnn. aad g iv t greater aaalatance to th* small farm er have been rev cemmended for the 1042 AAA farm program by a Washington conference of AAA atat* commit taemrn and other official*, Flor­ ida delegate* report after rr. turning home, • Wfile the recommendation* a< drafted endorao the general obJectlve* of Ih* program at prev­ ent, they will make it possible for fa rm e n to meet auickly any changes In farm production re­ quired by th* defense program The recommemlationa will form British film a c tre u Heather Angel filed •ml In Hollywood for divorce from ertor Ralph Forbe*. charg­ ing *h* had becom* virtually a Widow at night because he made II a habit to stay away from home all nig lit, She asked no alimony. VCOQU A b o u t t h o o u tstandinff values we have in b e d r o o m suites. Bira i.-e of war-time trade location, the I lull'd S ta t e Incruased Rules of w alcleclock* in South Africa by 50 per cent. Not nmre than 800 great white harun. are left III the world t o ­ day, the federal fish anil wildlife service report*. computing furm payment*, which would eliminate the payment made on general crop* such a t out*, tarlev and rye, and would make fund* formerly u*vd f«r thi* purpoae available fur ta rry ­ ing uut additionalI soil runner_____ work. However, farmer* ration would still receive acreage allot­ ment* on such surplus crop* a* wheat, cotton, corn and tobacco sail earn payment* for planting Within their allotment.* a* at pres­ ent. T hat the ever-normal-granary sad marketing quota provisions of the program be further streng­ thened. • A special practice by which low-income families may rrcaiv* seed*, plant* and fertiliser* for uoo In increaxlng Kamo food projpatlou, the coat ta be deducted from AAA paynwat* raroetl by •aril famUee. Under this practice, low.Irvclimed families alao earn Uooal paym ents fer carrying live-at-home practice*. R. M. ns, national AAA admlniatrutsld In comm rnt'hg "n th.farmcommodilie* during th.- pr.* laoommendatlona. "T hat farm an t period of InduU ia) activity fhmilte* will uaaalfiahly and pa­ and more favoratl* price*. It ataourged th a t dua to ihortog* of triotically contribute to th* de­ fense effort of the nation la re­ flected In the recommendation* ha g ira a to farm machinery, fb r the 1943 program . th a t a beta—« ha maintoiaed “ Agrlrultur* will put the dctweea farm and Industrial pri b e t * effort f i r s t But there I* f D f iV to d HAVE YOU wHEARD This Hod room Suite Is fied and Unusuall Suite Includes • Vanity • Chest •R ed • Reneh Solid Honey Maple! Think of ill fine quality rich warm flowing tones in s authentic Htyle ■■ l1 L I A I- piece Kolid honey maple b e d r o o m Colonial Pe­ riod Furni­ ture I h Kent- M tHe. O n ly $59.50! lk &u e h o w a k ^ 11l ’ II II • jU s..OW,ji fli o j C * JJL ooc t*K|[ o m w 4-Piece Solid Walnut, Po-sler Bedroom S u i t e for the Same Price -$59.59- $1.00 A Week. ItATHEfc ARCADE SANFORD. FLORIDA �I r l - • ♦ 1 TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1MI Winter Park Legion Juniors liter Reviews Some Stand-oats Of All-Star Games Of 8-Year History ilt produced to tha Eild-aaasen classic’s 8-year ^ B a c li In 1914 the Olants* icrewball pltehbr started fo r tbs Nallonalx. In tha first Inning, with two man on beta, Hubbell struck o a t Baba Ruth. Lou Gehrig and ito m y . Fox*. And In tha second h a film ed Al B s a s a a s p j s r Cro. Bln and Lefty Gomes, sis strike, data la iwrcastien, fire of them against tho hoavtestJilU grx In the H ibbell had A d-d lead when he left le f t the "boa box but the Americans gmaged up on later fling*** and wen, 5-7. Hubbell has dene a stin t In five of the eight g en u s w ithout gaining official w ent fr o m J ack son ab S S b 0 0 to o 0 4 a 2 1 n r : A. M. W EEK S. D C . VS. K. W INDERW EEDLM A U o fa tr fee I’ls ln t l f f Totals - M YOUR oergorr cpmta PiBLO& Z, P a A & A flk it O F R U rW l (Al ffo R AAAjld G e e e to e iG ' De Maggio Had Touchy Moments lig League All In Hitting Streak S t a r T i l t Will W H A T O U T F i g BUDDY? fi NEW YORK. July 8 —U f tBe Played Today Joa DIMagglo had atm * «lo»* FLORIDA calls In his successful hid to better George Hiller's American DETROIT, July 8.— A power­ League and Willis Keeler’s major b atting American leagus Uagua consecutive-game hitting ful team headed by the greatest streaks. . . . DIMag broke S lslefs 41 game iltchsr now in baseball. Bob figure by one on Juno 29 am. Taller, was chosen Monday to try to repulse a cagy, slickworking National League foe In The closest Joo edme to hav­ today’s ninth annual all-star ex­ ing his string snapped was an travaganza at Hrigga Btadium. — — *—1 ths White A full 24 hours bsfora a Box. 11it less until Ihs seventh g n a t crowd of 67,000 fans wan lunder m Inning, DIMag hatted a settle down to w atch a to short-stop Luka Af “dream game,’’ tha two man>>ksd aa though It wol agvrs who matched wits In tha easy out but tha ball took a bad wurld aeries last Pall. Del Bak­ hop over Appling’* shoulder. er, of D etroll, and Bill MckechNext -day Appling knocked nle, of Cincinnati, began Jockey­ down another hard DIMagglo ing f o r . a strateg ical advantage gmender b u fc o b W n o t fWId It In by announcing lineups -with a tltxp for a play. Tha scorer called surprising variance In their cap­ It a k i t . . abilities. Except for these, all of J o e s castoff McKrcKnle chose a Mows wsre Indisputable. • Amvrlean Whitlow Leaguer, 11* bed to go until the sevsnjth Dodgers, Inning agelnst Washington be­ lord and fore Tie finally got a atogl* off Arnold Anderson to break Sta- n the big a ll-sta r classic a t 8 t Louie, and Urn Reds t o . a world championship la s t, year, chose his tentative first line Monday with tha agme d isre g a rd 'fo r o r­ dinary procedure th a t paid o ff »o well In the p a s t He organised a fin* fielding combination while a t th t asms tlmo Ignoring this season’s bat­ ting average* to throw a tor­ menting a rra y o f portalded h it­ ters a t tha American League’s g re a t righthander. Baker w*e m ore orthodox In ordering up hi* heaelaat artll- WINES - GINS - LIQUORS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE -Ia88iHed Advertisements HOTPOINT .Electric JO B W A N T E D a a c o o k or' d o in g ,, h a w a w a r k .’ J osvp iiln * M o rp h y , • 0 7 E . 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C aabler. o f Ik s s b o v a .n sm sd bank, d e s o le m n ly s w e e p that tb e above s ta te m e n t Is true, an d th at It rally s a d c o rr e c tly rep re sen ts th e Iran s l a t s o f tb e se y e r a l n u t t e r s herein s_____________ o o t s ! le d an_____ d s a t ______ forth__________________ , to tb s b eet • ( _m: i y k‘n o w le d g e a n d belief. MOUND FOB KNOWLRDOM Ce-Makars t ' AxtM uM s Famitxr*. Several Repay- "“‘ m o der n ¥TNANt»‘ CO. I tr. Ceatml Avenue, crrtai * - DOBS YOUR CHILD NEED ■f GLASSES* DENVER, Jo h » CiiA)«f Cermet —Attest i K A TH R Y N O IN DE R SH ELTO N H A R D IN If. a M eN A IR R ..A . BM1TH WALTER M HATNEB. Jf.. LLOYD F UOVLM ' Dtxaeteia atat* of FleiMa. Csuaty of Semlaole, aa: Ewera to aad eubsertked before me (his third day *1 Jaly, 1*41. aad I hereby certify that 1 am amt sa e ld e r er director al lAll h i e . U r toMAlMion fiiplrM April 1* IMS. RAYMOND M. B 4 U . N otary FabU* rv sd o r a _. S M S P u r o fsa o N VbUAT>WTBAF4W ^ ^ V tS N T T O COOK OR maid. Minnie Lomaa« •IB R. 7th I t COLORRD WOMAN wanU a a ’ cook. 415 Pin* Ave. or T H c. 9tolAP0LO4lA A H U m c j IN T IIB COURT O F T H E COHNT T JUDGE. SEM INOLE C O U N ­ TY. STATE O F FLORIDA. IN IIE: lh « s s l s t e e f W ILLIAM O. EDLEIt. D eceased . IN PIUNIATR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: N o tice Is h ereb y g iv e n th a t DELTA M. E D L E R filed her lln a l rep o rt s t a d m in istr a tr ix e f th e • s t a l e o f W ILLIAM a EDLER. dv<-eased; th a t s h e filed Her p e ­ titio n lot fin a l d is c h a r g e . and th a t •h e w ill- spk>ly to th s llo a o r a h le It W W are. C ounty J u d g e o f tc r e ln o le C ounty. F lorid a, on th o 1st d sy e f A u g u e t t i l l , fo r a p ­ p ro v a l e f u r n * and for fin a l dlarh a rg a aa A d m in istra trix n f th o . . t a i n e f W ILLIAM O. E D L E R . decM s>d. an th is 1 st d ay o f J u ly A. D. 1111. • -• DNLTA-MT ED LE R . 'A dm inistratrix l o t th a a t . ■ late o f W ILLIAM , U E D LElt. decea sed . J. B. ROWLAND. JR. HI YAAILAMASW.'SERN THR LITTLE MEATWANE a jw u n o p II Br’t I f __________ 2 1 0 0 Chubb If _______0 0 O 0 Monn’y r f ____ i—... 2 0 1 0 Young 2b -.------------- 4 1 0 0 Talton p __----4 1 0 1 G M’ton ef ....-•--------- 1 0 0 0 J Urn’s e f _________ 0 0 0 0 Gool’y ss -------- ----- 4 2 0 0 J Bnr’t Sb -------------1 0 1 1 A Urn’s e ________ I 0 16 0 Dswt’r lb —------ ------ 1 1 3 0 Rain Interrupt* 7. Eastern Matches Into the Thirty-fourth divi­ sion. - A ltar training oevsril week* the division embarktd lot France, hut the ArmUtlee pro- ST A T E T o: CLARA t t M ULLEN. whew e resid en ce end a d d ress Is lt d T S trv e f. N W, W a sh in g to n , D. c. TOO ARE I IE R K n r N O T IF IE D . O - nR rD.E- R - -E: D: A N D r _____________ e q u i r e i ) , to _ sp p -* ,r a t Ih s o ffic e or Ihe C le rk nr Ikla Court In Ik e C ity o f H an­ ford. H sm laolo C ounty, F lo r id a , a n Ihs rule d a y In A a g e s l. th e ■ansa brin g A u g u rt 4th. I S t l , t e r ile r e a r ap p ea ra n ce s r s l e a S i s g s to Ihe Rill o f C om plaint h e r ein llle d a g a in st y o n . e r a degress pro co n reran w ill b e en tered a g a in s t y o n , and eald c a u s e w ill p ro ceed #«• parte, • 1 •• i t in f u t ii e r o r d e r e d that th is notice be p u b lish ed eneo a w e e k for four c o n se c u tiv e w e e h e la Ihe Hanford H eralA a n e w r p a p er published In B ss le r d . B am . m o le County, F lo rid a . W1TNERS8 m y hand and o f f ic ia l p e a l S I gen ford. Sem in ole C o u n ty , F lo ride, th is 1st d a y o f J u ly A . D.. I S tl. O. r. HERNDO N C lsrk C ircu it Court. R em ­ in d s C ount r. F lorid a, 8A N FO BD Pro’ton se R J'kon 3b Man’g rf J a d t'n rf fttjto k a w t IFPfr.’r ef [) Cal'n 2b bing’n e -. J P li’r If B Cal’n p M ULLEN. D e fe n d a n t IN T H E NAME O P T IIB O F FLORIDA: fsekson from first to third. to btltets. Mag W e n was the ' f i r s t comparatively lesser-known •tog to grab top acclaim. He hosged ou t a homer with two o a baso o ff Rad R affing In the ORLANDOV VB CLARA a • S. Callahan gave only six hits hot seven he i re an balls accountted for port of th e W inter P ark trim ’s runs. A t tha same tha* the local hurley struck e a t fe a r -mm while his rival whiffed 15. Tha Iona double ploy e f the pi mo IN W ILLIAM C. MULLEN. P U l s .l f f ..... Held to only an* h it by th# pitching of MUfaed Tattoo, B aa. ford dropped a tOt w ith tha 'Win­ ter Park Legion Juniors by tha scars of M Onlr one to gat n h it fa r San­ ford was G. Jackson who lined a single through tha infield fas tha game. Tho Iona 8aaford base runner w as left to die an tha . Every one of these All-Star gasses has had Its super-star. . RAW A L L ELEtJTRIC INOLE COUNTY, FL O R ID A CHANCKMT KOi 4411. Whip Locals 8-0 t i n t Inning l**t jroar to pace the N ttlonala to a 4-0 win, the t i n t shutout in th« eerice. Who’ll bo tho it a r of thU year's All-Star gam* a t Detroit July ST No ons ean Utl but Bob Feller, the American lea­ gue’s aes pitcher, may be the first player to stand out In two All-Star games. Bob stole tho show In 1039 when, with ons o u t and the bases leaded In the slsth Inn­ ing, he got the Nationals out and htld them to one hit In his 3 2-3 Innings. Howsvsr. Tom Bridges got credit for the 3-1 Win. _______ „ Here are the s ta rt of the other gime*: 1933— Babe Ruth banged «n early homer end came up w ith a great running catch of C hick H afey’s hit that steamed good vVo* MLYfs LEGAL NOTICES jo b COLORRD GIRL want* halflob. CaO for Anna, 41IH BKsasvca n m i 1 DR. HENRY McLAUUN, m C L A U L ( U Y | aJR. im r gim*rr �Ranford In The Only Central Fiorlda City Affording H ail. HiKhWhJ And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAl’KK SANFORD, FLORIDA, Member Amodated Press WEDNRL Extra Time Churchill’s For Drafted J n Suggestion Men Opposed British Navies Roosevelt E xpected English L ea d er's "Tells Draft Plans Message Hints Of • Working Together In Iceland Waters Parliament Cheers ° Minister’s Speech LONDON. July 0 - < * > The House of Common* to­ day joyously heard Prime minister Churchill niggest that United State* and Brit­ ish warship* mar profitably assist each other In guard­ ing tho "very dangerous liatera” off IcelandNam es a f the newest d ra f t registrants, the U rea r-olds who w ere tinned up" Ju ly I, will ba mixed m wi’h those of older men registered a year ago Instead of being placed In a group a p a rt, according to Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Herahey, deputy di­ recto r o f Selective Service. He lad lea ted a new national d ra ft lottery will be held soon. B id Instructions Bor S u p p l i e s At ig Received The question of establishing a Seminole County health unit was brought before the County Commission at It* m eeting at the Court House yesterday but final action was deferred until the members of the commission could look fu rther into costa and benefits. (). p. Herndon, circuit court clerk, said thia morning. W. A. Leffler, along with a committee composed of Miss Ruth M rttingvr, Mrs. W. 1*. Morgan, anil T. W. I.awton, ap ­ peared before the board and urged the appropriation of 14.800 to provide for the unit wnlch would replace the pre­ sent ayatem, Mr. Herndon de­ clared. "The board In tome degree fa ­ vored the establishm ent of the health unit in tha county but did not want to maka a decision until it had gone Into the mat­ ter more thoroughly,” Mr. L»fflcr said. He added th a t he ex­ pected the commits loners to lake some action, one way or anoth- inpplylng Branding JacksooVm*. _________________ w* p . AheM 280 h a m p m of okra, M pounds to a hamper, U. 8. N o . T w i n bo bought with the •te sta e date fo r hide Jaly 1» and a! A ppropriation For Defense, Aid W A S H I N G T O N Jul» *— ( A P ) — H p eak rr R a y b u rn litday mid he opposed < u |g ration* t h a t d r a f t e d u r n lie k ep t la service longer t h a n one y e a r b a t fa v o rr d an am eed merit l a t h e Select lee Service Leer t o p erm it t h e m to v o lu n teer for the - rco n d yeer." At t h e sa m e time. I l a i t- u r n e i p r e e s e d th e epinlon t h a t n atio n al g u a r d sm e n and renerve officers " m i g h t he a illIng t o l l a , la service a n o t h e r ear.** H e added he'd aln.i Ilk* t o ae* officer tr ain in g -rh uola es tab lis h ed in the, a r m ) . The benefits derived from ■ueh a u n it In Ui4 county would entirely outweigh the coat, Mr. Leffler said. If th* money la provided by th* County, the unit will be established on O c t 1. It would be a »t*p forward for Seminole County a s 27 oth­ e r counties In tha sta ts already have such a unit, Mr. L effler iAindon Says German I'ush A p p a r e n t l y Halted Hy S«ovietR VICIIV. WASHINGTON, July J —<«P> — President Kooaeveft will ask Congress this week fui an ad­ ditional appropriation fur both defense and lend-leatc opera­ tions. Some administrations -aid the figure would equal the original 87,000,000,000 lend-lee bill. Stephen T. Early, Wh'ie House Camouflaged German machine gunners are press secretary today 'old re­ porters the supplemental rstishown warily vdgiag forward toward a group m atrs would be for th arm y, of burning farm houses on the Russian front. navy and maritime eommlasloq' in rol.i ectlon with lnr*r i*r 1 do* meatic defense and an increase in the lend-lease program. President Roosevelt yesterda} approved continuing at li-nst a portion of the Selection Servica army and National Guard in tha active aervire beyond the one year for which they wvic ori­ T h e de linm ient trx, l u l of both ginally railed to duty. t a n g i t l * am i in tan g ib le personal _____ To m uster all out at Ihe end of th at time, he said at a pres* conference, would result in im­ pairing the efficiency of Iho na­ kin*, lax collector, *»id this morn- | tion’s arm ed outposts In both th * ' A tlantic ami Pacific. Itnf whether men not Involved In Tin- t h r e e " K 's " nf s n f e ' d r i v those outposts should be re­ in« « r i v e s p l a l n e d hy William leased a fter a year, he did not ItiiMikcr, s l a t e h i g h e a y p u trid •ay. limn, who has ju«t r e t u r n e d To th a t extent he thus ap­ f 'o i u the - l u t e t r affic sc hool be­ proved th* proposal of G eneral fore Up- - r e g u l a r weekly m e e tin g George C. Marshall that the of ihe K i w a n l s Club totluy. acroriling to K ran k Nham es , ch a ir term o f servico be extended. iii» m of pu bl icity. A second Marshall proposal, Knglncorlnif, educalion anil r n th at legal restrictions limiting f o n e m e n t o f laws roin p o so the .the service of the drafters and ___ _____ ^ t h r e e "K's*' o f h ig h w ay sa f e t y , National Guard to th# W estern j |l1(j prevented the proposition to Mr llio o k er explained . E n g i n e e r ­ ing m u m s t h o building o f good Hemisphere and American pos- i ||„ . County Commission, l o o t s . , d u r a t i o n r e fe rs to the sessions, he thought of lea* Imr j , ro m m , „ | on h„ nnt education o f d r i v e rs to t h e d a n ­ Dortince. He had riven up, n«* - , . said, trying to determine where l « ^ l “ I™ th . eatenaion of g e r s of d r i v in g and t o sa fe tid es u l d r i v i n g a n d e n f m r r m r n t the heroUpheric boundary line m c o yet but ere expected to ran it up a t iu meeting next is th e e n f o r c e m e n t , of t h e laws Personal Property Brooker Talk* On Tax List Will Be TL Z Published July 15 ,h ree t! ^S a f e t y Rules A.M M . h. * o ~ l ■end a message to Congrea. re- Ih# ,H.n,.flt wou, j ^ p r|nelp. | | y ueating legislation along the the county aa radio acta revelation o f the disease« would nee o f Marshall’s proposal Mr. would be put In county cars and •isle patrol ear* to cover tha probably b rin y move basin*** to whole county. th* doctors,” Mr. L effler M id . I*nu Involved pretty well. The present act used by the A meaaur* to defer men over n ty police reachee the whole 28 from Beloctlvo Service, al­ r ity and a small area in the ready passed ip the 8*nate. Is • "■nty. while an Improved set scheduled fo r House considera­ w a u h P rn v rr th* entire county tion today. Th* death of R rprc- nnd p art of Volusia county, PoexKNOXVILLE, T ens., Ju ly • — •e a ta ttre Bollee prevented ac'lon l.c# Chief Roy William* (fe s lla a v O T n m ■*•** f s a i l (A)— A rm y flg k tlM planes yesterday. m anufactured by tha Volta* air­ c raft - plant a t NaahvUl# wIU be dedicated to Tenaoeae* Valley ti­ tle* th a t m eet pow er' conserva­ tion quotas during tha n e x t four months, th a TVA announced to- a Planes To Be Named After ‘Sxving' Cities Anemic Blood Donor Given Pint Of Blood MIAML July • — U V - -T h is la th e Meed te a k , tea’t UT” David Gatchel Tells Experiences As Guest Of Giorgia Boy’s State <U^r. L Nlabels, tat charge a f the coaeetvattoa campaign, said th* “ Georgia had e good organ­ authority obtained the coopera­ isation of Boy’s S tate,’* David tion of th a w a r departm ent fo r Oatahal said yesterday in an in­ terview, a fte r hie return a s the gaeet a f tlm Georgia function, ‘‘b e t It w asn 't aa good aa F lo r­ ida’* ila c e this year Is th* first tlm# Georgia te a had a Boy's S tate." David was Inritod to tab# p art la the reremehUa o f the G eor­ gia Bey*a State aa the visiting so rer* ec a f tha Florida’* Boy'. State s a d heraw e the ftret vis­ iting gavera e r tteea the function was originated, official* a t A t­ lanta Mid. Leavtag have Friday w ith Joel Field. Campbell-Loeelng Poet MMSMSder , sa d William Brook• r . Florida highway patrolm an, ra a a g O a te te l jeem eyad to T*lMhaaoM to spend Iho tig h t, h* m U t a raU tto g his story la chron- Amtenberg Denied Parole From JaO Oa th e w ay they a n t r a l at th e eeeae •< a a acrid a te a few aMagtoa a fte r a a eg ra, falling •rito p a l th g wheal, had turned Invading’ Forces Are . .“Wiped ’Out*' On Rattle (irounds Of Northern R u s s i a Vichy Peace Made With Free French UTo'i.«" .i'X “ X.M,'.':'; K iwanis Club Will ;£■ m T S S*:.:" ’'.'..“ q Ha v e P i c ni c At Sanlando S p r i n g s C hits Agricultural M arketing Board, 80S Exchange Building, Vegetables needed and the reqatra n e n t* fo r each are Hated la th* hsstrocUona. About 880 aseka, of M pound*, of U . 8 . No. 1 carrel*, washed and topped art required and th* closing Sat* fa r bids Is July 18 and fo r delivery July t l . C o n fa* lacks of ftv* dow n each will bo bought with Ih* d o sin g data of Ju ly M for bid* sa d Ja ly IT sa d 82 fo r delivery. Tho * meant weeded I* 884 sack* o f U . B. Ns. L sweet oad fresh. E g g p lsat, 418 t i -40-pound hamper* *3 U. & Ne. 1 o r a p . proxim ate >y 14^00 data for delivery Nazi Machine G u n n er In Action .Against Reds ... T o..A sk., Addition* ^A ♦ i♦ ^ Action Expected To Be Taken By Com­ mission Next Week Berlin Regards' Ice­ land Move As Mfl• itary Step By U. S. Churchill** l U U M a t roused Parliam ent to lla loudest cheers •luce the day he dram atically anaounccd the slaking of the Q tr a s a battleship Bismarck. • He added It aiem i vary llhaly th at U nited SUtea forces “ will cooperate effectively In resist­ ance to an y attem pt by Hitler to gain a footing- on Iceland. la B erlin It araa said the d ialled State*, hy occupation af rteland, haa taken an active military step and la aow repre­ sented by t roc pa In th e w ar H ea lth U nit la P u t Before County Board eds Report Smashing Victories Over Nazis S a tu rliy morning delayed the p i t y . fo r several hours. Th* UMrgla patrol was to m eat them at the Una and recelv* the vie!d m from the Florida p-.trwl b u t instructions had been confused the ig ia patrol arrived *4 lil . a* Julv e —( t |* ) _ An a r m istic e h r f o r r n \ ichy f o r c e and l l r i t l . h nnd f r e e r r r n r h In v ad ers of S y ri a h a s been a r r a n g e d , it 4n. n o u n e r d h ere lunit-hl N e g o ­ tiations b e g a n - last n ig h t t h r o u g h th e t nif.sl S lates C o n s u la te G e n e r a l al llairu l It a a s anoiinretl. rif t a u r l , I , ,| I - , , . , Sovirt nrniiiM r>i><>r(<-<t vmii.vhing a v, (ivor Atlolf liillcr'c ■iin.isjiin fun-. i’ h in n luitllr liulav in north­ ern White Kiis.-tiit where two (Jerman motori/.ei| regiment:! were tleelareil In have Ikh'II wiped out and the '■enemy left hundred* hilled on Iho field and retn.iU d to tho w»*<*!.■' M o v n w tlri'liif i .l fis-rri* Run* ^ian rc*i*tiim‘f wim Mulling Ih«% (ii'rmnn tlrivrd along Iht* vu*t front Fur from • truiiting * 11 hlittkrit'g. Mom' ow auiil, tho Na* xIm to-ri* tryin g to t i i i r n w h hi northern Whits* ltu**iu on tin* up|H»r I tv inn River. l.ontlon !!*»«»•» Is*,| ths* Nuxi p in tward |n»-h into t' H S. It. *‘ap|M'Mr *8 halletl," niol that " u n l r M Uis*rr I- a\ ins-ak through jil ths* next f»*w day-*, a ft re n t paiMi* i<* likely." Vichy put in n word that tha N'.xtl •innl.iuirht h i t Imvii ist.illest for four full ilu> Ths* Clernum Hu*h Com mand - i i m m n l u p t h e h a l t Is* in a nin« git* -e n t rn r s * : "T he fight* r<»nlinm* «urrriiji« fill on the rnlirs’ sii - ti i n f ro n t.’* by all o f f i c e r s of the law. A car traveling at t h e speed o f _’ii niileiuper-haur r a n la- stop­ ped t y the t-vrtion o f 40,000 foot isuinds of energy in 25 fret Ion a r a r going 40 miles per.hour JACKSONVILLE, July 9 — REYKJAVIK. Ireland, July 9 (yp>— Circuit Judge Mile* W. l a k e s fo u r tim es the anurunt of —l/l’l— United Suite* _ novel pounds of energy and four times Lewis Tuesday declared Invalid force* arrived here nmlil n til*ami . l o p i n g distance, acording to an act of "the 1941 Florida Le­ plav nf eicitcm ent and hearty gislature filin g the work hour* studies m a d e a t the North W eit- Groceryman Hour Law Called Invalid for employes of grocery and meat atorea In this arra. "Th* so-calird law " wrote the judge In hi* order, “ la simply a nullity.” He said the title to the act would make It applicable throughout Duval Countv except In beach communities hut tho body of the act make* no re ­ ference to the county and travel Ih* application grnerat. Florida Legislature Die* the work hour* of grocery and m ar­ ket employe* lo 8:00 A. M.— 8:00 P. M. on Monday*. Tueadar, Thursday and Friday*: 8:00 A. M.— LOO p. M. on W edue-layai and 8:00 A. M — 0:00 P. M. on Saturdays. I teaching A tlanta s h o t! 8:<i0 o'* ock Saturday afternoon tbo vis tors' w ere taken to eemp wl p« the officers e f tho G torgii Boy’s S tate w * t j Introduced. ATLANTA. July 9 - W — Th* officer* e f th e Glrito S tate > « present and ell went to • Georgia’s Supreme Court upheld dal t* a t th* Georgia Military Tueeday n divorce won by Lu­ cian R . B oob *. Jr., partially on AcSc|mvi]r* The whole group a f officers the ground th at bl* wife was too' hard on his shirts. we taken to radio station Boone, form er operator of tt e W ,TL fo r n ton m inute broodwas cs#- and all thro* geverner* Lake amor* club, M id It p r i e n t mad* n speech. G everner p ari o f hia Job to done# with K*|i Chambers of Bey*a Rtoto, guefto b u t U* wife. Mrs. Su­ nuSgvnor Ja a * Brew ster e f G irl * san B ret barton Boon*, was In­ would create S ir in end the Florida Bey G«*» tensely jealous, r r r i r la te r lead th* grand •cone* and a ta ri fights. Tha i l t o m came, Boon* Mid, n « b a t . the done*. S e n d in g Saturday night te when bn waa dressing fo r a G e m s , David n ex t Joum eved p arty and hi* w ife tore flour U iTxlU haM M f e r an ever-nlgbl • t-JT b efo re retu m lag boms *A UcZtey afterw oen. Wife Tears Shirts So He Gets Divorce Icelanders Excited To Meet Americans / welcome*. The flr*t *Ign* of the con­ voy’* appearance were nolml from n tall churrh steeple hy watcher* who relayed Ihe new* to . person* gathered In tho ■trFrt*. Icelander* naked one another, "Can thesn he Amerk-nnsT” The new arrivals -*w the conntry nt Its best. F a ta h a t w al -month under . a laxy Drees*, while soft sum m er showers oc­ casionally obscured tho moun­ tain*. Soon the aun routed thw rem aining elaud* nnd the full rcgulule requirements for night beauty of the .land was disclosed. driving lights on the highway! and ran Issue w arrants for thoaa driven uiiag Improper lights. Since new patrolmen have been appointed Mr. BfOoktr will now he on duty in the County a t all 9 — W l— CHICAGO, . . . . . _. time-, instead of having to go W eary o f mnlh-valcn alible. out of th* eounty-ort calls as T raffic Court Judge Georg* L. he h j- been doing until now, to Quillet I* offering a daily prlan sakl. for originality. The Kiwanls members voted to > "I'm getting so Hred of h earhave a picnic a t Sanlando Spring* Ing those w om out, . dE mm* time In the future and ap­ stare* about speedomster* th a t pointed Ed. Lane to le t the date don’t work tn d »Ick mother* * M ami arran g t th* details, Mr. wives,” ho u lil Tuesday, *lthat Shames said. tha excuse I think most original each day will win a discharge. orn University, A ear doing hn miles an hour on the highway takes 100 f»«t to stop with reas­ onably good brakes, the patrol, man said. Discussing the new state tr a f­ fic laws passed by the last at*■don of tho legislature, Mr. I l n s i k r r said, the State had eon. tnd of nil traffic lights on State maintained highways. The State h a s the rig h t to remove obstruc­ tions on tho highway, such aa s i g n s n r shrubbery. Prizes For Alibis Offered By Judge Governors Urged To Lead Rationing Move WASHINGTON. July 9 — UP) — Governors of IS eastern states. Including the Chief Exe­ cutives of Florida aad Georgia, w«ro called on today by Secro­ ta ry ef In terio r lekee to lead a "voluntary effect having aa Its aim a reduction In tha con­ SWEDISH SHIPS SUNK sumption o f petroleum product* NEW TORE, July 9, —( « — by a t least 20 pars e a t ” "V oluntary rationing.” la ne­ satrwettew ef four iblpe t u n cessary, Mid lekee. defense pe* rallonl HEADS FUNERAL DIRECTORS DAYTONA BEACTI, Joly t> rUP)— T. M. Lloyd of Frnaacoln waa elected president of th* state beard of examiners of funeral directors aad rm telm er* here to ­ day. H* suctyfcla Joe L. Reed af Tamp*. Chqrtea B. McIntosh o f Daytona Bench waa renamed sec­ retary a f the board. Forty-tw o DRYGOODS PIUCEH TALLAHASSEE, Ut» " July 9. - i 9 Q � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 08, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 08, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b1bc1fc2684ace833ee7ac141b494ed7.pdf f0b5e966cacdaf0bfa1301cc2f841c23 PDF Text Text i j n PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 6th t H H •J - n : i i x\ \ s J V> ' i i ■ • w w ir v n*R*d o 'c lo c k 0 -■ ** c1^ * * y fl * Friday, Satnriayt-'*IN OLD CHEYENNE'1 with Boy Bof.ri/'^flfabbF. Bayes". Also—“THB GET-AWAY" with ♦.• Elf’S J *• . HER OF Iho moat coveted rale in Hollywood hlitory, Vivien t a* Scarlett O'Hara, appeari hero ai the (pirlted heroine 3one with the Wind," which playe a three day engagement * Rite Theater starting naat Tueedey. The picture will be i In Ite full-length version—nothing cut but the price. Fourhundred cendldetee were Interviewed and ninety glrle tested the part before the cbolea'fell upon dark-haired, green-eyed CLARK GABLE who play* the role of “Rhett Butler" in Mar­ garet Mitchell's “Gone With Thu Wind/; to bo ahown at the Rita Theater neat Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, three per* formaneea dally, at 12(30, 4:30 and 8:30, haa been (tarred In many film* but inalita that hi* part opposite Vivien Leigh waa undoubtedly the mud enjoyable In which he ever waa cast. VkU "Xdama _ _ Bis Martin Chaek Hadley Bruce Chadwick Romero Specialty H u g e r _____ Hpecialtiea____ WUre Brae. Secretary----- M Madame Rinaldi Peek t - —<*s h . A tin t ‘T I W nclj • J —' • « . - -M*. , 1 ... -THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST" (tarring 'Alice Faye, Jack Oakle, John Payno and Ceaar Romero will ehare konora with the official picturee of the Conn-Loule fight, at the Rita tomor­ row and Monday. Featured In thle great muelcai comedy are the Four Ink Spota and the Nlcholae Brathere. « » ■ Mre. Merriwother . '-Ml , O'Hara „ Carmen OHor* _ ford , i tad bundrede Sue Den ^ 0k ^ Foreman _____ William Pawley Justice of the Peace ___ -LueWn Littlefield Announeere ___ Mika Frenkovlch, Gary Breckner, John Hie. (tend Conductor______ Edward Conrad Jimmy_________ (Eddie Acuff Jennie , __ _ Mildred Dover Evelyn Keyea Brakeman ___ Aan Rutter* lleadwa lte r __ Mr. Porter----Counter Man.... of othere I Orth Herbert Haywood Doormen IN OLD CHKTENNB MerU TWraao aBoUty -•Raoduf>- ; /„•}** Werdtn AlceU Hra ) AS "A Cyclone of Action/'—"In Old Cheyenne" starring (tore with J. Ferrell MacDonald, George -Oebby" Hayes, Woodbury and Sally Payne, will be part of the enclUng prorrenged fpr'noxt Friday and Saturday at Jhe Rita. n e With The Wind Opens Day Engagement A t R itz 1-Length Vershm Of Outstanding Fflin HU Be Shown Here In Technicolor On atory lit it. • t the ‘Gone .30. Igbaat 1 noJ' si -HORROR ISLAND," said to ha eomelhtng different along -thrill picture- llnct, will be the feature attraction of the special mid­ night show tonight at 11:30 o’clock at tha Rita. A fine pregrga of ehqrt eubjrcte haa alto been arranged for ttoae who will ha In town over the holiday weekend. (•arch for n girl to play the part Their records show, that 1400 candidates wars Inter­ viewed i 00 screen-tested) 14Br 000 feet of bladk and white film and 13,000 feet ef Tech­ nicolor shot In thee# test*. The cost of the studio haa been com­ puted by studio accountants at • (T 9 A A A .V . M| I . a enn with Ihe cost of casting the other 80 principal characters, which totaled “only* |!0,000. The burning of tha military eucrredlng year* until Its pub­ supplies of Atlanta, one of tha lication In 1030 much additions! mejor epcclacular seance In, the work was done In filling in mim­ picture, waa filmed on iho Sight ing chapters, rewriting certain of December 18, 1038. at which other* and cheeking tn# thou­ lime Darid O. Bel.nlek met Vi­ sands of historical and other fa£ vien Leigh, a spectator, who had accuracy. tool statement* for u,— —.. -It accompanied hie brother Myron, has now been translated Into 18 the well-known talent representsforeign” tanfuagw"and "tain' aoM 'lWa to the sttidl^ Struck byr'kq>' around two ...M *1111100 copies--------of physical tn ______ p S .____ -------- resemblance ----------- ~ tha ICh one and end ttr*oK)MrJ«MJI lhrv*-«:u*rtermlt- ftcarlett deecrlhod by "L_ MUa — MH* -which us warn were sold in In tha United ehell. In that yho yhe haa tho the green Hons iho Uultod ite*. Of established start men; BUte*. men- eves, narrow waist and port pert fratloaed for lha pert of RcarleU tures, he suneated a tail. It O'llnrn. Belle Davis, Katharine was mads sad on January 1*, Hepburn, Margaret HuUavan, Ml- 1939. he signed bar for tha role. _l_ t f ___ L I _ kl * e a * a H h a lM f, IT n In a i.u Is a - - -* - -- a l tk a tect*. though mrtly la lory of pictures has a been such a unanlmoui of public and press at waa. for the rale of -Rk lor." While no exact M line been measured. the In the picture Is prodo from, the book. WUllam Mantles, Lyle Wheeler, art department prepare then 3000 sketches, vt In full color all tM v econea in Urn picture. M 8600 erparale Itowa of < were rcnulred to bo dad Welter Plankett, for a had to draw more tlu sketches. nie task was rated bv the historic fact entnw the cloven years co »y the events described Is rank, m»n’a and women's. nns underwent three ate not only the faahlena « tho hoopsVirt era Mfern ttsk -jmr, but tho makeshift models nr 't ta powrly.stricken w ar y n M 'i M tha hustle modes ef the T qgW •traction'’ period. ad P ra-lu ctlo a e f t h e k m r s r tr n H film a n a o ffic ia lly . b * « a a a n January 3d,. 1339. Victor FI— IhR. the director, mad* ttn fU Price of McComb, Mia- shot on November 11, 13M. t (tn evoert In Beuihorn and Busan Myrich nf anniversary of Armistice Day. Georgia. known ** tho It la fair to any that tide I been th* most important - din Ioriel assignment at aB *’tM •t* MUa Myrick waa also era Fleming's outstanding skill tAstod with Iho J*h ef technical Piloting large caoto threat* to adviser In the matter ef Southduring tha as f authenticate el Umt b* dlmetoi vweAtetbn hit .Will A. Islsslppi, 'dUleeta, fMacon, Steve Blane „ Dolorva Caalno Woodbury Tim Caaoy — . Doad4 Squeak .----I— J. Farrell Mae* — Baity Payne -------- George DONNA REED had Robert Sterling are the answer to the cry -William Heeds for -new screen faces" hi -The Get-Away," M G M’e dramatic Hal Ta|iiaferro now picture coming to tha Rita neat Friday and Saturday, Charles Wlnalager and Henry b V in T W e lr a In (he ’ County D efem e Councils Organize To Collect Aluminum F or Defense equipped only with the'eyes and tan that nature fitted him with. And, If ha goes to hie poet in a cat La wtO hoy hie own gas. ollaa. A poet wM. be n< location—a piece—a spot on the ground. It must be cleared and it must be near n telephone. There will, ha filter stations and observation lotions, but how many and whore are civilian . military secrets Women .may have a part la this function: they may area aorve aa observers aa well aa confidential workers la the filter stations. IU ?g Toor Clock* Walchrn Repaired �It > . . E M ) K •»—rr • • • • *»: * •• I * / f . 1. #• v , , ** • *Vi Sanford la Tfie Only O n lr n l -•* Fhirldn City Affording Kail, IIiRhwiJ And Water Transportation A N IN D E P E N D E N T ^ NKVVSt* A l’fctt F L O R ID A . MONDAY* J l 'L Y lull M'MIIKK Itat) M em b er A sso ciated I’resiS Declares America’s Marines Are Moscow Report Sets German Stake In China Too Great L a n d e d In Iceland Losses At Nearly 1,000,000 Bow To Tokyo Powers American Troops To Kcds Claim To Feel After The Panzermen Contes Tin* Infantry Address Is Emphatic That This Country WouHJ Resist Any * Barrier In E a s t Happy Ending To Court Mattie T a k e P la c e Of Britishers Needed In Fight At Hume No hack Of Man­ power In Spite Of Fierce F i g h t i n g WASHINGTON. July 7 i,17 Forces of the 1 niu-ti Slate* Navy srriv ttl in Itt'lnpil tothiy. (n arconiafUo with ut\ un«irr* Sf c? itamflng h* tw iw i * ,Y Roosrveit an<l the I'rim r 5 nD ur of Icolsntl, naval forces inovnl a* in to supplement' aYv•I r v Dually replace the liritisH forte*. wniri\ hare been «ta»innr»I th rrr lo in­ sure n li'4|unlt> tit fciiae t. i‘u»l country. Kuom-voR in truieil Congress in u *prti.il ni«M of ,k th«- fa r reaching nt*-p m \im ri • WASHINGTON. July 7 c a t foreign polity. —UP)— Federal Security AdRoosevelt «nitl th** United mlniatrator Paul V . McNutt Stall* coulti not fieniNi MiH** »*• cupntion of Gorman/ o' sir*, asaerted today America’! trgic outp4»«t« in the All: ntlc •»» •take la Asia wax “far too be until as utr or n.tvn tut «ci * » T to be abandoned “in for rvrntim l altnrk *»i::»i M i '»*4^ order to appeaee the political western h» m»«phert*.’ At D •• same lime In* kii.I thl* eoun r>* machine which now happen* ha,| no »b mire to m c any rt ingo to be in power in Tokin the prems-nt . M»vorri|Mity of yo. i Ihc^e. regions. n U addresa, emphatic la MITIrelnntl «a< n l‘ inl«h «*!»ny t notice th a t till* country which eventually ber*mv virtually would raslat aay Japan**# atindependent except I'U . n lattain­ tam pt to ralaa a m ilitary barrtar ing allegiance to the I*rig of katwean Amariem and Uwi F a r N.m tank* have punched u hole in . Denmurk. B ait, waa prepared fo r Waati* ♦nv p»»sitn»n*t motorcycle unit* and After Germany overran Den­ Jagton'a China** colony obaarrlng mark. IreUnd ftcpvated t* last dmg t a the G erm tn ceiisirr's wU fourth annlvaraary af the tic. The United State* t*4 ««1outbreak of tba Slno-Jap* ready taken similar steps *■* in­ sure that Germany will n"t »*c*In Chungking tha undeclared cunv Gnonlnml Chineva-Japanaao way went ta le T iere was no indication >( ju*t ^a^flfth year today with a_rir* what naval force* hn*l nnoed into _ (talemato alone tba t,000* the North Atlantie isl..n I or mU* front, whara amile* of Caw* whether they would be nipple* •nltaalmo .ChUng Kal 8b*k war* mentsd by troops. reported to be ataadily preparing Rcoit vt It also did not •ndiclte for an attempt to aalae tba of* whether similar artion mifht be fan*lea In Uta hope of achlavtag taken sen Inst other poaaihl -tepWtory In 1041. ping off p<»intn for a i -ddn .Tha Chine** aay l hay have t* German attack on th** XV .tern ■ in tka flald and Marlon Talley, fumed operatic star, embrace* her1 sit-ycur-old lfemlapherc. raearn Or train* QUITO m I \IK)It i * lie told fo n g resi that tt.* t 'U i’a poattloa an danghtar Susan Immediately uflcr a I*>* Angeles court awarded (rP) —Tho t» .. duy fl..i ■ cupation of Iceluntl by Gennaiif her *ola cuatody of the child and a divorce from Adolf Kckatrom. a oyaa to ua* linrdor fightioe an ! 1 tu'e a afffioii* ogrioii* lh ' »*rr •*•••»t$ *f Jopaaaao bar alnging-teuchcr ho,band. Ml** Talley w u cleared of th* mul- would constitute raid* lietwoen I . ru .in I I , Ibith* Srmlnolv Cuunty boy* ensiona: MTh«» th m ft t ta tba Chin* tlpla Immorality charge* burled at her by K ck.lrom during tha in three dlmen I, rciw rted to Imvu .1 i ■ •>n len i.'.lny for NYA i'Uiii|'« at • gainst Greenfilxnd and the N. rtb) today. Fronli. i di*pai >. ..I O.-. i nil Tampa to toko 4 U U > taaaational trial. ern Portion of the N«>rth Aim rIhi'ft* hn«1 ** *. 11*• 11. iff mg he-ct nn tu| •ottrvi' in '19/ lean continent. Ingludinr th« r e lo^t n i ^ H t . k f e a * i .i> ■■i ............ — — — ---------------------- lantla which lb* off of h* Th»* r i ■ • J ‘- VfOlU untl forjrinp and a i nFnindor rh n r-.il I . i Iff. threat against utifh ip pinir in th-* nui'li itlkth* fnr nioro liny a | hiIi | ti n| ai'il unlit* Atlantie and th- threat- am in t tl" I lf fin! HO tl.iy.i urr Sinn tii a r.*filiuv II i I. t» \ ttfficp a i Iho (Hurt Ilritain-^- which is a matter 1 ' " dispute. 1C A. G«»t»tl.l|H’4*ll, l.u al the steady flow of munitions »" I'Ou ' Tho IVruviari |»n bmnd policy d early apprvnl l»y f ' V t iflf-rtlir r thl llhluy. cd Kriiador f«Tr • 1 Tl too * f Iho hoya wor«* lundthe C'ongrcaa.** and siimI F. uinl«r . 1 I •r i », .il l ahilo tho n* WASHINGTON, July 1 —<*> stait int«*riiii11«•»*>•I l.il I•* 1 1 \ • th of o wthoiluli’il ti •it— Name* of tbo aawaat draft u present the iMtiiiidity tlofl ■'< lln -| toe In 1 rlit.moft at ^ogiotranta—tbo 11-vaar-olda who n « n "prr.t h*ti» mi. r* I' all %*r* algnad up Juljr I—will bo • i'4F In, near Sulphur Sp the AniprifM.'' > ip lllltlll of Tnni|>a. mlxod la wltb thooo Of elder man iKcuutltir an,| |% m «hjif|-*d lllll* 1 dlfit•h t»f cIjinnoi will 1 A v*rh other with h.t m h t in TAMPA, July 7 — (Sp.rlall — nr I in three nuiiifM iip.d f i g h t i n g i n v o l v i n g Ih*- ••wn* r I-nwyem who delight in t.Thnion I girt, who wi,K t" tuke Sunday by Brig. Gan. Lewta B. cilitlr* hnve been having (un l» «• dtintlng.* of the oi.porliinilv •*> rI ip of a J hiMt -,|tu»r» uide JIarahay,. deputy director of **patch of ilo i;p|M-r \ m ,'**ii with intrcpretatlon* of Home nfn it trade, v. hilo being p.i'd, Sectlvo service, who told tt bad Jungle .til l •piftiil In.Ill (III* nil) No. V fit 7,— and contend th.,t y ,.......y , , rJ ore..I In out iu touch with boon decided to latocreto tbo Orlando’* nrgro ic%plck bur­ Florida, under It* ruling. I, toili1 NVV n, roon a.« |hw- border i h * h ti t ** !•*,n(!• i ,nl* Karla Jatar, the Rotary ClubV name* of tbo now rogutraata In* official und i$i 1111* i v nht lime glar, according to Ortando police, nically operating under a 6-day t'S rapraienlaUv* at Boy*' ■lead of placing tboa la • tlngl* State, bald recently In Tallako,* ha* turned out to be itenry week. ] <kv. * arc /oin,r lo laK<’ group *ithrr ahead of OV behind i, today eave too club a re* llrown Inxtead of the notoriou* y gave Tho ‘a c t pa**cd hy the l'Jll > riirM al-Mtjj nii«l kavi’ n tba llat of tbo man yw lotuly port on hi* acttvltlea and de- "Speck*” or Willie Green, who [.egielnture, umrnit* act* relating * li*l t«» fill varaiirl*** that •Iguad up. o*capc<t from Svmlnole County'* •erlbed how tho Sanford b»y« to lugiil holiday* and dcignatt* jr<» inlo I Ur wh<*n Uu* ^ B e fo r e local selective aorrico Russians Report Sioftrfc^. W w - v In F ifth Y ear Nazis Claimed Hurled Hack In |)rive To Ueaeli Stalin Line _ a p a n e e e Offensive Said Blogged Down Chinese Mire M o s r n w , .iniv 7 —f/*r>—• n Vicr* ( 'itrn n iiv ar n f K o rcig n A ff;,ir< S. A. I.nz>»v.*ky <!»*i l a n d tm lav ( i e n n a n v |\ u l Inst n e n rlv 1.000.000 nil'll In ilra tl a i ’<i \*•tiiiulfrl in tile N a /i K i-,ia\ mI.| a t t a c k <>n Kii.-.-ia. |g ,/ ,,v s k \ >ai.l Ii*' w a s u n il.lt* In g iv e a l a i n , n f .11.n t t > bt I.iii ,1,1*1* I ......... Ihn Imltt."* wer»* g...\r'Hg ttt fterre* iie*» f'lt ii" l.u W " f ni*np»wer lln |h.c Syrian lr«»iil, llriti*!*' f.iree* wei.- t. ,..*r ’«.| In hav.t l'ii.In,I w i-iw.it.l l>.nn lupturerl I'ulymrii In » il " J .» mil.'* "C tl«tniwt \%ht! • jiitt.iI In , 11r*t i*ti m l. •imil i*i rt |ii •rf«>1I mili ii I _• mile* ••f llfirut. « Ru >*mn* u«ii'»»i I they had i, ir • • <1*4 m thrvrft • u ' l t t h f r * . Cl IV in. heat Iona glow I hrrl lln* N I md drivo l the eastern v\.|. rilowinu " 1* M 1(11*0.10 Village to mill 'mg a two-to- 8 Boys Leave 'San ford’s Second Set O f Triplets F o rN Y A Cam p Born To Negro Parents Thursday Tho K *.inn* «♦ id they had ...... ml net of trip Machine Class Peru And Fquatlor N.titfnrd'R thrci* li iq \ wero }»orn for* e,| thee Ii, rm»if» info the ticfensivn in the n ’niv ee’or near Applications To Be Taken For Next Croup In 90 Days! # New D raft To Be Mixed In Old L ist Earl eJeter Tells Orlando Ice Pick Of Politics At Burglar Is.Not B o y s’ State Hattie Dies Down To Have 5-Day Rotary Club Plans Notorious 44S p e c k s ” K L SS emui, Boat Trip N e x t Creen Is Report­ Wednesday W eek ed “ A t L a r g e 0 board* can undertake tba late* grmtloa process, a new notional draft lottery moat be bold la Washington. OffieiaU Indicated Abet it would be ordered for Uta % l* month. ^ tmato In each draft board area will loam thoir rolattonablp to oack other by herteg -aeqaaae* here” drawn. Tim total of built up a powerful political mochina which put David Gatchvl to tba governor* ehab. \ Prior td tba proyram, the H>■ tartan* voted to -bold a bo#t rida ona weak from Wedncvlv. wU*. Dr. R* W. Bnpracht, wlm p ta U w evar th* meatlna, nrtnouncad that director* and com­ mittee chairmen would meet ot hi# ham* on Thuriday night of * * Jail rcveral 'year* »go. However, "Spccka” I* now at large accord­ ing to a letter received from the State Bureau of Identifica­ tion by Chief of, Police Roy WIIliama.s, The ■letter declared that •'Speck*** aaeapod from tho State llnapltul at Chattahoochee on Aug. 0, 1940 and no Informa­ tion Uf hi* whereabout* had he*n received... Nathan Majro. rommfislnnrr of the department of agriculture at Tnllabaaaea, wrote • letter to The Sanford Herald requesting additional Information kbnut .the negro when he read of hi* eao* lure a* rannrtrd by Orlando an* •horitlw. Ur. Mayo chcckeil the record* and found lb#*- ronxlet bad e**wperf on the date af Aug. 6, 1940 but no report had been •ent out about tha racane. ft I* tba third tha* "Speck*” bn* made hi* way from th* Stale llnapltaj, Chief William* »toted, and/ be ha* eacaped from the Stain Pjrt*9n at R*lford a* well a* tha Semtnola County Jolt. Prentice Would Aid among other holklay* ‘tho flf*l' . i„ | 'r*r»»n*l It whl U »» Southern Shippers duy of tho week, commonly eallo f f i r c o m a , f i - t srrvr-il, i,l ‘Sunday'.'’ The act aUo *el* t ItfIM* hoy* nod girt* from NASHVILI.K, T. no . July 7 — forth th a t whenever a legal hold■ire of IK lo 'JI y ear, who day fall* on Sunday, tho'Monday intermited i i learning Iho 01}— (jowlnor I'njirli i’ I <»opcr Inflowing »h»ll be ohm-rved a* !l t.g t nntehlne lr-.de* »re .o.k'd »** Dahiy i*timitt:»l »outl*rvrf ship* hu*lnc*» holiday. Iheir iiprdlcatlon, n* early ftrr* wuiiI T miyv Tifmiit tffiU.IIOtl,- Thu* iticklcr* contend that the ,- .,.ih le ^ M r. Gor)d.*peed de law designate.* “Sunday" legal "holiday" and al*n p Iflnlv ope girl hart applle.1 for i lu«*r*i fruin thl* county hut th at when a legal "fnli'U y" fall' on Sunday, the following day, or npnllentinn caimr ton late tn Monday, ihall *e- obncrve.l a* a 14J Ineluilert III the flf»t grrnlp ’holiday." it aiAomatically in*ki, , I lie quota. hail been fllloil. every "Momlay” a legal "bu»ine»* Mavm- Itorlgkln, illrectne hollftay” In thl# »tale. tho NYA art* amt cruft* Umwr tho bill It ta pointed out i**, revenleil tmlav. tn the that Labor Day. which" oefur* on ot nno of tho alU'lent* now the ftrat Monday in September, • irrcl for the eoi,e*e« ilrop* now become* a “double'' boli* •ji lh" applicant will ho rnn.lililay. I I. t»ko .tho vacancy hut 'In daaeriblnr tba- political a"; *#** of tbo k U eta Sambor of ♦hrttlaa at Boy*’ State, Barl<* »nld ngw rogtatnata ta aay area. ThJ* that all the boy* w U h i * ' ] Into group* of elfkt^attlo* *"'* Binhfft h&i wot waft Wts alactad Otelr elly official*. rty caucaeaa, eonrtoi and political apeaktega, ware bald to determine who ___ he tka atate officer*. Tka Sanford ban decided lb*Z r«*l-e olio.will hnve lo wail war* going ta put Gattba] In a* Ihe reconil »e»*lnn. Prince Bernhard gavantor »o tba* got alt the oili­ er tawita from 8#mtn*l# lined up Ferries Bomber and 1 them to .uppnrt nL while each at lh« oth. r LONDON, July 7 —</D— French Start Drive In tba atata brooght out Trine* Hern haul o f tha N ether ThU gave Sanford an Qn Reds Near Paris land*, Ju .t returned from the which tba boy* wetr ta taking davanugo <>f Tba latter from Mr. Mayo ia United SUtm and Canada, dl«- VICHY (Unoccupied France), Sunday that ha bad pihad a number of aa follow*: advice* / cloaad Inttaaj ta VTnllaxt Kttattas kiimlwr dur* J ly 1 . — M V - L a i d I up |or U H K I I ' •• "Damp Mr. Daan: Ing much a f hi* Jaurnoy acru*. ■a lha anii-conimuni*i lirivo in a t political and t l . Grrman-occuelad Pari* ra"I bay* received • copy of 000 iinmiiilly hy nn i ipialiration nf Mtulhern. ninl northern freight rates. , ^ C’lmpcr, chairman <if tin* rlas* /rid g h t rite s t commit in* " f *‘the routhern giivcrtmrH cunferm cc, nnsrrletl ev irything win in ri»adlnc*s for the opening nf n h e a r­ ing nn thi* conference^ petition for rc«|need ra te s bcft»rr th«» I. C. C. at Bt. I«fiui t Thun*!*?. 373 Die In Holiday Traffic Accidents H r A M w t.li, I 'm . Back tn normalcy a fter the long July F ourth holiday w eek­ end, thu nation rnunVil a7d traffic death*— three more llu n nverage for nn ordinary Friday, Saturday nnd Sunday in July. Aulnmobll* fatalitle* iv ijr far below' Iho national .afety coun­ cil* on* cu ■ prriiiriion p rru in iu n ('mu mm *76 a m per* pemnn* would die In truffle accident* In im . i i -al.iy morning to W urn ii and iiitiln lie Thomas, liergo laiinly Hie Idtfvuin fronli. r nfti r iwti t*mI«Ivlior**, .in.I all three ,ir* •lidt nf fighting ‘Hi r Soviet *•»!• I •nr. Dr t. II. Starke, m - ripo>te*« \v« r«- hi do Itori-Mit sec­ tor where a Injvv I*.*Itin wm dc*’ • |d’>Kinttii, *.iu| lo«la>. II Iliulltpli* tall til C.IIIU' ill 1 vidopittt- and in 'tie Novngratl mpi* t» •»iipn*« and two of Volvooki M'ilnr nil the Dkraimk I he 111f u 111X had already arrived front. Getniati allemnD to cross tin1 n- for* Dr. Starke could get to h •«»'• Tfu* third cume u (#•%% Dnepr River farTeSTT said th*v inivmt« l.iti r, the doctor xaiu Ru-M.in*. after lh. .itla«k<rs siif« lh only olhfr Uviplctm known fired heavy Inwarns. There was he ivy fighting ,M I' It,, ii Ifurn in this conn u w' th** rhildten of A. I e| *l. I Ilo 'itilt'4 north* ait <if float wrtgh radri’id elllployel, Miit-k ami nmie th in DIM m ilri fornii 11 \ i*f I fti« |-11v I lo v \kefe in*«•.»#• fhe tdi| Ru noi border. From Finland rami' npitlll born i't oil |n ,»r | J years ngn. Dr I \| .Mitchell, ati« i i , I.ml tbit the Red arms wai b.diling firm •> II lingo ami Soviet Istnih•’h\ i» i n .ii,l The family lum er*. .1 .| appren.tble .1 image along "" * I • ' V• af lo J.O’k -oil. IIII'. \\ to ti last I heard of them the Finnish »oudieiu ioa«t. Tb»* German Ingli i i.mma nd lI'V h .J , grown t«t |„t lug held* .................I ths» it It id • apturr«l lb\ Li I ' he »*\i l.miie*1 I hi* fir I ttfro of I In- Intr^t .'toil milt priiom TH (III.I the Ih-rlitY DU'I* t him* about ii nil o'eloek l»r* 4 hinted at a R%l army re ­ Thm ,1 morning an t I hr Im I volt \ German uddier w ar rrp»»rt« on- w i delivered i 111* later. The • itlier of t Ii#- f. unify if r r wiofe tliit Muivt e,natal nf »»»•• mph . * I and the R. d f it White Rij -,«M had !»••••»• in (»rr« Inin bund a f,»r litre** dayx Th# anting hy «rrrrniiig tin* hnu and Im _ making afipeals for Ingli rorntiiand Ini 4 not yet an♦lollie p ^ l p , towel«. | iwder. r*C. noiirn-e.l i t « rapture lie ».i»d 1 rolled M» ■ I*,* • Hall, nelmg rh iirm an Germ.in p a n /rr ilivi«iou f ib» i minoh* f'oiiiilv l'hiiiift;r1 through Bund mg rum« dflitr- hit*" •»f d It d fro- * - nd Mmv fer «*9vaa | figlklATnr Did took th i -tir|| i». i,gs art* Ri’i’tlttl :ir»*l any r j u of | |u mill inh ihdnntf. !>!*»•* aa!*•. to givn are..,*a»k»*if* *lo The G« it'i high r<>imnsnd bring d" .. dtmnllniia to lln* lb-i| tlsetl a gen* r:tli/;ilion in |L1 r*»m«aaa*l|M W ata n„ | NHr tw a | f’ro.w itffmi* next »o th - F irr Hl.itin, • r to the Goiintv N u n r's nfffci* n the Gnurt IV n» »’d| Mr Hall nr Mr . Il.irrv Wo«u|vof f A *« !• grim wiut r»T**iv»*.| at ni«it, i. 4-1 .v from tin* f'nrnation <>N' TIIC SO t'TII COAST OF M'lk ' •iiiimny offering to s ll|l- FNCl.ANIt, Julv 7. - MY— tdv til. t*nbi«*< wi'h milk. Th" Klnnling renVOe .'iitlnn*—all m»,"* t i.r Ihn trlryram H a i fn|- t:,t ho.xf4 ri'.rnddlntr n good* IllW" ■ -iii'd luiinch—are bring tdnrcil In n r "\V" "hall IrnmnUiti’lv lh.' channel fur lUy.d Air Fnrro rnni.i to «tiipnly. milk fur lh.- nirmen who i . n y f... do\vt, i t s e a . Irndi-i thrm irh nur repn-cnliiTho iinfnrliinnle A. K. live. San, Itrcker. who wdl ru’d nlrmnn gain* tirrex* to |l,r ,|,.ck n„ yi n within the next ” 1 hy "fen* nt the .tern . There I* hone- ”• a hulkhi’iid Ihr.iiigli whidh h o 1 le* fim ilv ewHat-t", nf thu fa, enlcra n /|n,ri"u* rnliin. The ———1 (her «nd m nthrr and three nlh- re*ciio .tatthn i* painted a .•r children. The children range bright yellow nn.l red to make It from fiee to two yv»r» of age, a* nnticentd" j o possible. On nit nf them hoy*. ••nrh side nre Rt'd Cro«* mark* Th" fir*< two nf the triple1* Inr*. nix mund* while tho The J.Un I* nnl new. »inre tha third nne welghml yeven. Crrmnn*. plnn-d buoy* off tho K. A. F. Makes Float For Downed Airmen French «lmll*r th" R. proveil ..C ity News B riefs _■ ■ ■ M M French Vessel With Turkish Flag Sunk •t roast 1**1 y e ir for - g . piirpo«e~h'il* it wn» said A. F .'h a* greatly Im* the Nnrl dr.ign. lJaps~Tnkc S h i' am p ITTSTR iU K ;*V O tner violent death*—ilrownp r»on* had been Jailed In tba ci r and two other* from tba Ing*, plan* rrnshru, .hooting* and »uch — totaled 2^7 throuvhaut lurbe bad been aentancad. ’otic* aclied five ■ electrical th# country to swell the number d plica ting machine* , several k!U#d by all cause* to 012. W ' -~pewnlatanrad Dut#h-»p#aktng . K ^ D™ r l The Lion* Club will have IU th a t P w .ldant Roo.ovrlt’. ' ^ W ^ a a ^ ^ a p a r , iT fleU and ZOO,000 pamphlets. annual picnic a t Sanlando Spring* lartel Janln. former mayor afternoon,. July. 10. on Thursday ------------eftVill.nuc* Bt. Oaorg# wax All member* who aro planning fenced to 18 month* In Jail LONDON, Ju ly V .-C P)— A to attend a r c Baked to get In will* a workman wna eondamn- Vichy French auxiliary vasacl touch with John Ivay. a ta a t iVeraalllaa fa r having Com* flying tba T urkish flag ha* The meeting of the City Com n n lit baan sunk by British aircraft. It waa reported authoritatively mlasion at 7:30 o’clock tonight to ait a* an Equalization Board Sunday night. An 'aulM riaa*! statem ent said: to receive the 1941 Tax Aa**»a“T ka Vichy Franck float aa- nwnt Roll, and alao raealva eomxniarv steam ship St. Dldler pUInt. or objection* to valua­ ta d.tected abusing Turkish tion*. will ha poatponad because territorial water* with djaUn* thro* of tha CommlMlonara ar# gttlshad mark* painted out and out of th# City. Tha moating flying tb a T urkish flag. 8 h« will b* adjourned to meat for waa lu a k on tha avanlng of ■neb purpose* later on In tha weak or tha ftrat part of naxt Ju ly 4 hm. B ritish aircraft ‘triSk.- . . \rUta neighborhood of Adalia *ald an a B. B. 0 . radio pro gnun which waa transm itted lo tha N d b a r lands- “It wna a great aapartanaa ta pOol thl* marvalon* plana through anormon* rpaca." / MANILA, July 7 —M V -T ha Jnponese government . rrquUItlnncd two ' mom Japan*** freighters nn tho Philippine** United Stair* run, agenti for the NYK Steamship lino aakf Sunday. The Atagoma a, achedaltxl Id rnrry cargo from Manila ta Naw Orleans, an.1 Nnloraaru the Atlantie iKrta, ca thalr trip# In Manila schedal for lata July. •/> H LOCAL' WEATHER Conaldarabl# c[oudine#U • local thundershower* th is a fte r - 1 noon and ponlhly ra scattered thundcrabos .4 afternoon. —l \ ,?r*, H I ’_______ �.■ Recalling th a t the messenger bringing th one of hia recent artl people hare jVrfected < _ ______, _________________ ___ TJve a method of es­ caping from unpleaeant realities. When a new war breaks oat somewhere In the world, w e eImply say to oureels**, T his la no war. i t 1« a .phony w ar” and let It go a t th a t •*T a t ..a oM atl some so m e of iWa - I f i J ------ A«---- .which k U k «M “Let ue recall the self-deception* we have embraced,” he write*. "Leas than two months be­ fore the war began the most eminent membfer .of the Senate opposition stated th a t tye knew there W°UM be no war. On the bails of th a t agreeaWn misinformation, the Senate refused to consider any measure to avert war. This waa dream No. 1: ‘There will be no war.' Dream No. 2 followed quickly: This la a phoney w ar/ “Drcaip No. I : i t does hot m atter who wins and anyway the Allies cannot.kite. Hitler has no rubWr, no oil, no non-commissioned officers, hia tanks are made of wood, and he will soon be overthrown by the arm y/ Fol­ lowing tho fall of France We had dream No. jfc T h e war is over/ Dream No. 5; No one call touch us: in 1946 we shall, have a two-ocean navy^ Dream No. 6: T he British cannot be beaten, and so they do not need help/ Dream No. 7 (after Benghaii): T h e Britlah are winning tho w ar/ Dream No. 8 (after Crete): T h e British have lost the w ar/ Dream No. ff (the attack on Russia): ‘Hitler will fail liko Napoleon; tho two dictator* will destroy each other/ Dream No. 10, which will appear If and when Rua•la Is conquered: ‘HJtItt .la caw .satisfied; he will not try JULY. 7, BUT CHRIKT TAUCIIT I1UALRAU8 i THEATM KNT OV }MEN AND CHILDREN. LET □UVK IN THIS CENTURY ft> NOT IN THE SPIRIT Of |f DAWN or IIUUAN His. IJlY’l And Abraham rom) up If In the morning, ami took md and ■ bottle of water, I gave 11 tnrta llagar, putting an .her aboulder, and tha U, anil tent her away, and r. departed and wandered In Of courae this Is exactly what HJtler wafita us to think: He Is doing everything th it he can and his propa­ ganda agent* are busy night end day, trying to keep’ ua sufficiently drugged so th a t the noise of cannon fire will not reach our ears until toa.latft, Just as ho did tho people of Holland and Belgium, Yugoslavia and Greece, Russia and perhaps a down other countries. “Thus,” conclude* Mr. Ltppmann, “wo face tho moat formidable enemy we have ever faced in tho moat critical period of modem hish w With our eyes half dosed and with much leaa than half odr energy enlisted for the or- tlild . *b ir d * .- o f so u n d (P ram Tho L an tern ) isge birds of sound fly un (ho particular area most seriously affected by tho *fuel brain,’ lira‘caught within IU shortage, still for tho sake of our family budgets, If not It ssn for reasons of national defense, most of us would be In- <’ might w* pauic be faro this erested In learning how we can gave on our gas hill. Wil­ |h the birds am gon* w* iam F. Lowe, secretary of the Natural Gasoline Associa­ tion, offers these • suggestions. 1) Have the motor “tuned” often, a t least every 6,000 fxplors for apkndor miles. An improved gasoline mixture alone can causa a 10 of lh# l»crcent w ait* Set thi spark two degrees below tho mo­ r tha‘bird* wboao color* tor** faint knocking point There la an extremely alight power loss, but a gallon of gasol|ne stretches * mile far­ ther. 2) Clean and adjust spark pluga frequently. One fleet owner found that cleaning And .adjusting them every thou­ sand mile* cut hia fuel bill 10 percent. 8) Avoid riackrabblt” starts and “racing pickup*” In lorn*. In th* brmlp. eoneeasecond gear. The engine c a n t bum all the gasoline it’s rantad long In* tha op«n Bolting. Conversely, rushing madly up to atop line and * jT : rr.; , CTARtfeS ’ n : ’ IIOWE. it tola. *ta|* RADIO NEWS WDBO SHANGHAI, duly 7 80^ 6:00 6:06 Suppar Hour IS 6:30 7:60 7 JO 7:36 7:66 6:00 uP hI T Mask la Um Air Rapart ta Ua Natl 9porta Reporter TwRight M(lodlot Elmar Darta and ti Acadmny Award aessr ■ 0:30 Blond I* iH s s a s A " iw*da la a to dhrltlona | 10:16.Daaoo Orahaatra . Th* llkallhood of MW conflict*, possibly Jap«>**« m o m to tho louth ‘ or agalnat tha oafhattlad SoTlata, thraatanad tbo Far KaaS today aa tha Japan*** war in China milarad Ua fifth roar. rti, ssr. & ur* to achMTo doWatvo.rooalta.lB China aalgkt aoon ( or* bar lata arw military vanturaa, waa » •oathward awaap appearing ■“»' Ukaly. 1„ . , , Jbara war* uncaaflnacd .re* porta la Shanghai that tha Jaw; saaa* army *ad aaty are prwporing U atrik* again*! aoathI m fw n a h I X tS T w lth ta a wbU ta h aaat way a*rtl ^ NO DELAY « a paint-16 mil** a JaaaUaa ef rail- SL/CTff A S TI <— i amount of' hole of the M ^ahLharo w on confidant* • In Ruaalaar -effort If for one# would "advanca" to pra- ' A Facea Bottleneck IB 9HWQTON, July 7 -riff* furniture or anything elao a K«Uy hr Your Llfrr flat and keep* an automobllo. This isn't because :ta to floe from .police or others, but M RJP a delightful senao of all around freedom. Hia achema la additionally almpilfied by being » much what bachelor. He can pack up and s tttt for anywhere on a few momenta1’ notice. _____ _________ ____________ _ Last Chrlatmaa a friend _______ waa going to give him a wonderful armchair. But ha heart about it and gofcthe friend to drop the Idea. T'd it attach*! .to II he said, ‘and alwaya bo wondering whi to do with It I should give up my fla t and go on a X T NEWS COLUMN *p 8QI HENDRICKS alwaya raL.tkia maak Jtto Btot In a a ■ m .** L y \ attgatlon Sunday to.a i sank af .potantlal.fonean w of porcbod patriot*. s te S S ilffM g popularity bfendtd frith Eromstic Turkish. - g* ■J ^ a o / S ^ a �H.V # .i - f. I R A W r o iO J P ^ R P P A •• • m Ji LEGAL N0TTICB8 H l'lT p u t t n t v o K ' - K v o y ri'M lJ i'A T lO fc Tn IIKI.KV lli:it>l.\\.S’. , h « , Ur<*a« In u n k f t i s t a n . -to ® Recommended You t f Itrie-liv n«llf[p«l (h it I • oil fe*r tli% hia« h^wn flltaf ! 4M>ln9l you lev Caul llermann, J r , In Ihv I’lrniH Ctsiirl -f the* Nhilh ' Ju-lleUI l*h, nil of the Slate » l ' KlorMa In ^i^l f..rHw«tln«»Jr iNtull* i »\ In rh.«nt v > . a ml you um roj |i»ir«U fils t or wont*n A|.|..-ir. •lire* In •il'vt 1 liter gotv lh» Hh *1—V •f AURU«I. I 'l l *ml fhrr^aflrr MIf WASHINGTON, July 7 - W - Social Calendtti V , J a • • . _ # • MONDAY 8L Mark’s Chapter of the Wo­ men’s Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal Ckareh will meet nt the Parish Jtatue from 8:00 P. M. until I N P. M. . t u b b im t The Dapeadehla Claes of the Methedbt Church will saw for the l a d Crees la the Woman’a Club Ybam t.-OO P, M. uatD 4.00 P. M. under the sponsorship of Mrs, D. D. Smith. r t e members of the Asartan Ctaaa of the First Baptist Chuith wtU meet at the home of Mrs. R. K. Pippin w W et Etset Strset far a ptaata sap­ per aad swimming party. Buppar will he served at 1 M P. M. AJ1 .members era trrritad te at* ; ■ eorered dish. 4UDAY Members of the American Legion Auxfltery, sponsored by Mrs. J. W. Dental, will sew for (he Bed Cross In the Woman’s Chib from M 0 A. M. until noon. THURSDAY Member* of the Woman’s Aux­ iliary of the Presbyterian Church will lew for the Red Cross la the Woman’s Club be­ ginning at 9 >10 A. M., under the sponsorship of Mrs. J. D_ Woodruff. The Townsend Club will meet In 'the Court House nt 8:00 P. M. Seminole Rsbekah Lodge win medt hi the L 0. O. P. Hall it 1:00 P. M. ____ FRIDAY Central Circle of the 8anford Garden Club wm sew for the Bed Cross In the Woman’s Club INSURED SAVINGS , • , « • \i * w THE KEY TO BECURITY CU RREN T D IV ID E N D - Use d E arly expansion of the tton’a .already v a st >hlpb program has been recomi— — by th e,m aritim e commission. It Mrs. J. L Horton presided orsr the business session of the H r. tnd Mrs.-, A.--A. Turner era* learned Sunday. J T s t u r ilr fr n w w . if , m > .«•• low Christian Bondars Class of the left today for Dothan, Ala., to i rs|iilr»«l Informed source* said tho Pint ChrUttaa • Church when spend s week's - vacation. l’ito* (Unf ''ii Urr »M . J R nowiv mission submitted to President | |t.i|trr pnMl-Nv I m S-lolnoU •'•sihv* the class’-held iHa regular meet­ | tv Vlrerltl-e. •• !*• teKv tleslRIMlFsl at Roosevelt some time ago phut* ing at tM heme .of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wads are •lit** nwW0PA|o-r I* wlt'plt |ht« n<v| l»* Elmer (CerdeU on Thursday ev­ visiting with ■hall ho J.atl-»*•»*• .1 ©nree tatafh Wftalt relatives and fo r enlarging the T04 ship pro­ ening. v-r i gram . and th a t bo was expect­ f.tt four «•' I f S tillvss sarerta* friends in Pensacola. \S I'tirse IIH fstrtvl mil ffi** of• ed to giv« hla approval soon. Plans ‘ Were «completed for a ----------i if- i l_it.it, f ll 'U l as .01 e.f t III 1*01111 till'- Tth picnic far. the church members Mr. and Mrs. Bewnett Land, /Pending Presidential action, U* i|,tv of lull ' I* 1*11 and friends to-rbe held nest Jr., of Apopka were the gvesU details would bo disclosed by the .. r iy :n M i« v t l e t Ii l*lr«*n,l I'ottrl Thursday ersntag at Ersnsdsle yesterday of Mrs. Land's father, commission.' I t was understood, Its \ \l WKKKM, Park. Games sad contests ware C. A. Haines. however, that the prog'nm called I t a p u l y I'lelk enjoyed by the group with Mr*. for something like a 800,040,099 INsaII O. D. Landless winning the Mrs. E. ii. Smith arrived last appropriation fo r 300 ships. . V'kHVlr I* Y\ \NV The " t ’gly Duckline” esegu prise. ,\tissr»t**v fs*» 1*1 i l n l l f f week from Jacksonville to spend Following the. holiness meet­ the nest two months With her ship, a slow, architecturally on* ing, refreshments wars served to sister, Mrs. 8 . A. Irwin. St>\ tut ltu«-in r«!imRlCG Ito cool attractive vessel, but <>no which IhoM- pueabat'Including: T"*' lends Itself to m»o* ,w>*|grtleWr ’ •I * t t l 21 r«r frn l «'f th^ / Mr. dad 'Mbs. - George Town­ — Dr. surf Mrs. J . N. Tolar end likelv will fqynlah the harirbooe lire. NsDIa Taylo* Roes, director of lha U. 8. mint, proudly hold, her Wn«'*n norltl 9tipplirA. send,. Mh.>amdl<Mrm O ' D. U n ­ * u . U ta h , enjqyed the d u ly -A of Use. now program. ' Id a t Maynard Hospital, Seattle, Washington. Lleutcnsnt rrmadehlld dress, Mr*. Horton, M n . A-'~. isormay and w-r-ykrmtst Coronado Contracts t [ready Live been th« baby's looks on with puffed chnU William B. Ntbtaeh, • M.-W' ' ?•' ’ * . ’ " "JfeGYsw, Beach. awarded for the construction of Miss Bertie Hughes, Mist Bette 919 of three freighters of whleh O N C E IS E N O U G H Meyer. 3. N* .Durden and R. II. Miss Avis Stenstrom o f Winter 1L9 are scheduled for delivery to At O u r P a c k a c * S t o r e 8ehondclm*yor.~the pastor. Haven spent the July 4 holi­ G reat Britain undor the lendY o u ’ll F i n d T h e I l e a l I n FORT MYF.KS. Ju ly 7 — <V day with her sister, Mrs. E. 3. loaae set. They are of 10,800 — • !t'«» All right with V I Rockey. deadweight tens, with « speed ef 10 to II knots. NEWINGTON, Conn., July 7 K th a m p r l l f t «»f Mlnmi if liarht* •«*; in th. «ann Deliverer of "Ugly Ducklings’* Stanley Rockey left yesterday (Ah— Indrpcndvnctv dsy 1'J ll ilotran't Btriki* fwici* ruoilgh f r him '{{ |,l ■ •» rlf' M for Camp Ridgecrest, N, C., Is sehedulrd tn begin late this h a. gone hut Jomeph ilaisocciill place— oner A holt m truck hie kiamb««" f'4h B r i n i l r , C ham pagne. Miss Bette Meyer was blotted where he will be gone for si* yesr, with at least a d,„en eom- ha* a Inkun of remembrance— * ing rotl, tnrr off hia d.ttlnng nietlons scheduled for December. red. white anil blue rut. to serve .as president o f the weeks. W in e , G in , C o rd ia b s e tc . an<l htirnnl a holt' in hi*hof Most of the yards ho’ding co»^ Christian Endeavor of the First The patriotic mother cat cho.e Mr. and Mr*.. Branford Thorn­ tracts are well she*.I of their July 4 to have her litter nml in Splitilcra front th«* r»»«l vorfi* •!11v Christian Church which was re­ Frotf D o llrtrj, Pliot# 1141 original schedule, the r.vrmlsslon organised last night at the ton and daughter, Wand* Elisa­ pa.(board box *t M axo'crnli’. fii into hi* fls**h. A fter ••• mg trcatnl fur ehock at • h"*i*il ti announced recently. beth have returned from Palatka. church. firework, stand the box bore A* it now shape/ up. the coa- the label, "firew orks— Other officers elected include: where ihey visfted with relatives. handle here, hi* wa* nblt* li» f*iti*n Iruction program under 'he com­ Miss Gsraldlns Petrs*, vie# pres­ carefully—keep fire sway," and home. Kriemls of Dr. G. IT. Putnam mission's lurl*dietKm v.«'.ls for a the rat wa* just a mongrel. ident; Miss Betty Petrs*, secre­ ( ' a m i tin h*< r t lenet two uiniy , tary; Charles Rowland, treasur­ ill be sorry to learn th a t he I* total of 70S m erchant vessels, of One of her two kitten* wa* er; and Mrs. J. L Horton, spew ill at his home on 1809 Pal­ hese, 2X3 are in the I<.n*-ranf4 blui.h black, the other red, white division* (SO.Oiai ni. iil s | a 1t- »--l , M a th e r A rcatlo rrogram launched before the out­ and blue. • •* metto Avenue. in UrlUin break of the w ar. 200 a r t “Ugly Mr. and Mr*. R. B. Camp have Ducklings" for the n n n n s l de­ LEGAL NOTICES returned to th eir home in At­ fense emergency program, and are ships f transfer lanta, Cl , a fte r visiting with H*:rt>IIT Its- I OMIITIUX 11.R ritaln tinder th.- lend-icase wet. Mr. and Mrs. W, L Henley. T IIM I 'l.titl I t, % * T \ r » : n t X K Ninety-odd of the vesicle In the nr «t>»iiiiii ix rm: «T*r»: nr n n iim i. »y rm: t t ,,.i m CAIRO, July V —<*>>— Brit­ Forming a party spending the long-ranee program already have til *ix»:*< ox Jtx. w ion AX*K I H ish Middle East *orer* announced weekend a t Daytona Beach were been delivered. I s 'A n e ,t l l. | i| I e«'is|| III * | V ||(| k Sunday the capture of Ip Ita­ Mrs. Martha M effilt, Mrs. Esear In addition to the commission* SUL V I ‘ I f • *1 Hl.if- <• l i n v e r i t i t i r i t l rehllM AlKltlts. till e a t ,«4*i| lian generals In Ethiopia .ewd Price, Mis* E vtlecn C u st and directed construction. (10 ship* M H N fH tt lr e il arc under contract In this coun­ 8 'Is 11Mft I Is tit e o f H t f t I f f . i m «| |>a | I ( I i «a I e t il» t l v M m i * I i _w tauUeg raids on Italian Dorothy Price. I ’A-t t. I. it U n r « • w i t h n i h c r htttttaF. l n < l n . | i i i H ... try fo r Britain, na-l OS are be­ aad . German troop* under the r..« F rv F l.a la n rrN . n n . | r a « h li-n ta m |n ..ir.a Mrs. Jennie 8. C larkson has ing built for private account ~ • »f r « i l i F « ' f i« t n government's official htjoutatoo returned to h e r heme In Jack­ The commission recently esti­ F u r n H - i r r e n .l f l t l u r m for Optedtag up of campaigns. sonville, a fte r visiting w ith Mr. mated tllrifik |s rt i n l d r e o n n r i l . i n . eulijws t I f that 1,280,000 dead­ Capt Oliver Lyttleton. special and M rs R. T. Humphrey ovsr weight tons -of shipping would I If* It a III.| .t **e i i m r i l | .y ImnM) HivFdt•iifmiw an.l s.ihwr i s r H f I n i l l n . ■i% i f |. i *cabinet minister sent to the the July 4 holidays. be co se t rutted in the United ■ F i i t i m g I san ti p r o s n i l a w a or nih » r •.» i Modit*nanese -area, said that States this year, with in Increase u th n ns s. i i Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Anderson to 3,800,000 deadweight tons In I'm k m ftrr .ttjit" left today fo r Aberdeen, N. C. I Xian* Made on Hig nature. n»T.\la YHHKTrt G«n. Ptatro Genera who «M- and other points In N orth Car­ 1942 aad 8.000,000 deadweight lei AHI let I IKN Co-Msktr*: Automobile— l»tanant| t|r|<i.-ai i e rattod Italian .aosisUaca-ln Euv* olina where they will bo fo r sev­ tons In 1943. Furniture. Several Repay­ 4*ssri»fir iiiis.n* Ionian mountain itrongholds and eral weeks. ment I'lnn*. I'lntF 4tF|s..e|lM ref Imlt vllfiml*. I C A R S, -w n n Bette Meyer Named Church Group Head WE HAVE , THE CAR VOU . WANT AT A PRICE ] YOU WIIIL BE WILLING TO PAY . Sold On Rasy Terms 50 To detect Press 1939 Pontiac Coupe ......... 8195.00 1938 Dodge Fordor Sedan Radio .. 445.00 1938 Chevrotat Coupe Radio L IQ U O R 1936 Ford Sedan »e to TRUCKS 1940 CMC IV, cab P O M -WUIOfli Hi FIRST FEDERAL f ln la a .A L o u A u b o f S e m in o le G o u t y Orlando Ite Pick B urglar Is N o t Sanford Convict LOANS rewttewea r v t a e t»« n e t) s f e p a f t f i ^ 's s s s s ir r « * l»#pntitta r lu n k P n i h r r s ls f - t i - t r a r t lf lF .I am i .ifftr tr i TO TAL a9»: IW»Ml TH . i l M ltl.n iK H enuSMSr ••itllMMlIsinn "how it ' Al’l t Ale AI13M N I S rapilal HurpluM 12 \V. f e n t r a l A « a n u a , l„ „ l lirlmv tea 6 new , 1937 Ford V, ton , Ptekap ........... 195.00 1935 Chevwtat Vi ton plakup 183.00 ALTMAN ICHEVROLET CO ns w. lat at. Baaferd, , 'fit. lirU m to In. lu .lln , |»v|H-"lt* H n u r t e l l»jr | i l« i! « tt| «M 9l» uitraiii tnl u» , ,ttu M o M iii u v n n \%l •... > r ^ thi tint* uf r«|in it t h « . r«4|ulrvt| Ifma I i « * n t r rtf|-»dlt» uf thiM b u n k waf IJI.R fJtl Aftnvta r u p o r l t t l ub ovu w m . •H c IIi If ho I. m.i ! r t f i r v i Biiiountliiir tu J*»», 114 14 I, J . aL l(Y»\VI#ANI>, J It . C ia liier, of the* u lM itr. ii.t m n l t a n k , d'» BulFinnly aw««%r t h a t lh a n ti o v * ■ u t a n i r n t t» t r u e , nml U nit it fully • rut m r r o c t l y r # p r » * e n i» lh a t r u n a t u t a of l h a ■•v«r>il iii .it la r* h r r t l n CiiilAinctl a m i lo t fo r th , to t h a boat uf my k 11••w ,in<| h a I luf. J 12. IIMWI.ANO l i t C i* M o r iC o r f N l i — A l i w t : K A T II IIY N t l l. N U R I l Yl «1 M rN A IIl HIIKI.TON I I A I I D I N II. H.UITII V A l . T K I l M IIAY NKS, J r , I J / O r i t F Ito V I.r i lilrk t"r» X U t« o f Klorltfu, t*ownty o f Xaminolf, ■•: H o o r n t o • m l i i i b i c r i b f t l ba fory rna t h U titir>1 .l ay o f Ju ly. 1 J 41, i n d I h i n b y c e r t i f y t h a t I « m n u t a n o f f i c e r «r i l l r a v t o r of or to the Hospital. I sm glad 111. Stamper o f TaUahaaaee. to know ha has been apprehend V WOM • — w...... \ • I leMiaarVMet Welle left T«*tar­ ad. tar* for TaUahaaaee where aha "With beet wishes I am "Yours very truly JvriO epand more* time -riel tin* -Nathan Mayo flwtthWMr .hrether-h»4awi and sto­ "Commhudoner' u t e r , Mr. aad Mrs. W. H. 8tempNYA WORKERS LEAVE I !tt. *iut **l - ' — l.’a-Mr. i a a d Mia. L* H. Harvey OB IILA LAN N GO, TO, July T. t o r e a a t h e i r n e e t e , M r s . Her- _ L W. Burton, Burton National Youth .a . -oa- — a a ----. . J aledme V f^ l IfTwWPHMIW •WU MWTt administration attaintstratioa arear Mr- *ad Mrs. Hayward Blneley, here, left Sunday with 00 boys o f GaMmbta, & C.. and Mrs. and 19 rlrla for resldsnt NYA » | of GreenrUle, S. centers at Campa Rooaevalt and this bank. U M e to U^he^trainedaaUooal C h aasia 1938 Chevrolet I t , ton Cab and ChamtlM ..... .. 395.00 MODERN FINANCE CO. eeted me very much snd* I mediately started a eh^k I list IV li|r.| (irciflla through our prison division. I ItF a e rv F F fa ml f H l r n i i .' i i i nrr-fiunt f..r itiw iFire.i m p tiM i) find th a t this party, under tn Lester Coleman, negro, »• T O T A L •’A l'I T A I . A r« T » i\ \T H j j j ?• from the Hospital at Cost T O T A I. l . l A l f l l . l T I J H AN11 «*AI*ITAI. A i ' n l ’STM ts«4 411 I'* Uhooehee for the Insane on Au • T h l» tt nnk ■ ra |il fii l r n n i l i l a #>r c o m m o n •!••«> w ' U i to ta l p a r vnlii** of gust 6 , 1940. As a rule, we do n e t h a re very many escare* M KM«MCA.M»A rir tlr* « l n» rp |e (art.I ■Pf-urlt'ess Iomiif4)> fhsmk ti t l h . ) from the State Hospital, but for 1 H. * I .*% F rn n is -n t o I i U m ii t lo n e , . t i r p i f ,, n ,| K iM M n some reason thU party seems to Urtl. | i I**sImri| |.» ewrtue. ^,N| uthrV l|.tl.il ItlFri have escaped. He ws* In the O t h e r aea a fe | •I*-•Iig.-*1 In wrrurw ilF|i«.eiia an.I ol li ar Hospital fo r m enial treatment It till lit ifn tlnrliisl lmi ii..t s a Mis.1 Ifllla r ta lO so nn t as| Jtm # 10. 1981 until September an.I p r r u r l t l r n aol,| uiiilasr iiursliaeo .m r m o r i i t 14, 1994, and was returned to T i r i ’Ale ....... Ibudand <I|m * J. M. BtinoriphHrcurptl mini p n f e r r t t l IlMlilllltra* >• a a d daaghtor, Grace Marta. Halford. •'Garden Bredloy has returned id hi* bom hi Philadelphia, Pa, after ipeadlif at. weak aa the «Mal ■( Mia* Helen Biaer at Oka hmao Mr mother. Mr*. J. P, Rtatr. on Palmetto Arenae. nr: ' ~ ' 2 ‘ ••I'Mm •HnJ J. Pi Holtaetaw tet, 'Kar';.llra. Bunina : JiMe Aryan, Jamaa K..U Dana fanned a Idtaw yeeterday at VI trust the authorities have tnlM uAN aui>vi>«.w «r rorntirtaii'sii*. |>r|iiM|ta ..f HIi If * .uni p.illfii-iil a. Urea .. ............. 595JM "*■) n ' 3 0 0 E. B. Smith of Jacksonville Cpent the Ju ly 4 holiday with Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Irw in a t their home on 1480 Palm etto Avenue. He retu rn ed on Friday evening by plane from Orlando. 245JO 1933 Plymouth Coach ........... 75.00 .. C31 425.00 1938 Plymouth Coupe ........... 395.00 BAGGETTS Liquor Store 10 Italian Generals Captured By British 4 an j w ^ ^ H A ^ v « O IJ in C B % v J Cat Has Patriotic Litter O t Kittens nlaa other ganarmla «urr*nd«rad la ilHtkh 'troopr. i w f # j m U. 'I*' gaparte* hUoi <ho w j ( M e t «f <air,:'addirio**l MOO Itaitaa mad wattra troop*. . ........ I Hi i -~ rm IN A* * * on 4*1 th* INSURKD BAPBTT way. lA L T lK A N ’ S l a,l- WINES - GINS - U Q U 0 8 S FRKB DELIVERY-PUONB 880 , . BILL’S PACKAGE ST0 BE 198 W. FIRST STREET -• - Repairs Expert Oar shop la w ell oailppaA to make «n y lo p u r t. 4 a farm machlaary, tralkra er other equtpmenL ------ - u . . --- f rom m lM loi* A p r i l to, o i : . HAYMONIJ M. HAI.U e N o u r y I'ubiu* . . . (N O T A M ra e i i A U Mill Supplies Irrigation Systems — E xpert W elding Mac Atilt and Packing House Buppllee, and Repair SorrtM PAUL J . STINE and GEORGE BSUUEL Owner* S T IN E M A C H IN E & S U P R Y 0 G . ; Bg seagwe 207 mo a a a r o n o k a c m ix m c o h pa m t , l i f t __. W. Second 8L . Pheae « f-c - UNCHANGED—Exactly aa -pnav road allow engagemental Nothing J ftttt •• ; D a rld T ) i / 0. S a l s n t c k ’a ii A peodiM iti K a ria re i MltchaU’a atory of the "'•Ray**, PARADISE SHOES 57.75 VALUES NOW---------------------♦“ , i NATURAL BRIDGE SHOES NATURAL POISE SHOES Odd Lot* Only! Broken SJaas! - « U 44 A W a- OTHER VALUES te S S O O e B nken Lot* SI .94 * * 12 * 9 4 odd lots in cH iU rtn are SHOES GREATLY REDUCED a * ;; , - ‘ ■ s te s �♦ ♦ n g A v era g e B u t L arge , 1 A v era g e S om etim es B etter NEW YORE, July r M f h * bera’* a aaylng th a t figure* ua't lie. B a t aoaetim ea they b i b e deeelrtiig. F o r Instance, m Pfobably wouldn’t think | n t a ball player with a batting r a n g * la the .200’* waa any ta a t ahneka aa a hitter. .Bat there’a where you can be rang. Bin Nicholaon of the hleago Cube, tportlng an Inslg- a* many run* as XVIIdr. lj A number of players who ha­ bitually author iw n n batting fermgaa under tho select .300 line are actually of more nffrn■too value to their tenina than tha lads with Impressive .330 g irb . , Taka tha eases of Ceeil T ra­ vis o f th e Senators and Iiolph CemIUI o f th* Dodgers, nmh bar* been In th* main** tight yaara. T ravis has * lifetime b»tttag average of .322 while CaI* o n ly .2X9. Yet Dolph baa knocked In 080 runs to T r i­ via' 480. H* has hit 171 home vun* to Coell's 18 a rd 09 triples t " the W ashington !ntleldr*’s fit. H* w o n ’ t g o t a* many hits cT rivia but ho hit* a longer hall in d eonnoeta mure nften when ther* a n duck" on .lhe pond, v H e r * o r * some other hitter* W ith lig h t averagts and heavy -R B I to ta l*: Joe flofdon of the Yankee*. H al Troakv o f the In­ diras, Jn# Kuhel nf the White Rex, B o b b y D oerr of the Red [Beg, B oh Johnson of the A'* r a d D om in ie Dallesaandro of the mini’ll bay Dean To Try H I b Hand At Radio B P IT T S B U R G II, WaxluB serious between the m. games Rundsy, Dean said: "I think I am going to like 410. The axoerisnee I have Had I .several , oeraslona ha* been Ijatubt*, yet I must *av I am ivlny baseball with deep re- th r rtm c u t r u t r c o e n .T tie a n d a e u iN o c R c o u t u FtoniPA IN ('HANCgltT. A X . C A tlTX n . P la in tiff: :/ VH IDA rA llT E It. IW rru tanl: Facts And Figures In DiMag*g Record NEW YORK. Ju ly 7 —UP) — J o e DiMngglo, running hi* record hitting atreak tu 48 gamr* through both rn d i of Sunday's doubleheadcr with the Philadelphia Athletics, went on an • iccptionai batting «prcc with aix hit* In nine o f­ ficial trips to the plate, j The Yankee crnterlirlder bagged a double and thrra alnglra in thu opener, ond in the nighlrnp drove in two of the Yanks' three run* wi:h a triple in the first Inning and n aingle In hit next tint, up. Ills hatting record for the K a* n n now (at r~—• G ah R H pet. 7*7 non *2 t o i . » t > " « For the 4H games in which he has hit safely: « A ll I I 211 : i n H R P e t •Ik 192 77 13 4 I I . 3R0 VVhite Sox• Pilot Suspended For Abusing Umpire . oiiuntt «>p i-ciiucation BATHE protesting the deelsloo of lintn l," fH srry ' flelsel on the foul bell hit to right field In the ninth Inninw, Manager D v k e s has been Indetlnltcl" suspended. "H e will r-m aln under su s­ pension until he enn ssti-fv the American league of firs that In the future he will fail in line with the n thrr acvrn manager* of our league In conducting him­ self end hi" boll club on the field. "Ill* tsetlce In delaying our games, n'tem p’tng to kilW jw an.I browbeat the nmnlres whl’e filing pretests, which h*ve n** ti*"l* In fact o r |u«tiflcatlon In the rules ha« heentpo verv offen­ sive. not onlv to the spectator* In e ’her cltif* throuehout the In Southern Meet JUIBVILLE. Ky., Ju ly 7 — - Don MsNelU. o f Oklaho- tho same day, but the tourna­ Clty and Bobbv Riggs, of ment was delayed bv ralna d u r­ ■fo, Sunday advanesd to ing the past three days. 'w as ordered held for tba Montoe eonntjr grand Jury Sunday by The amalleat known flowering Dr. R. A. DeVotie, county coro­ ner, in (foe killing of Charles O. Plant In the world b walcrm eal, Mattingly, 41 of Indianapolto, m eaioring about one thirty-eecattorney-examiner for the Ira­ ond of an Inch In diameter. TO: IIIA C A IIT K II, VnMoata, Oeergte. Ton anl h’ M by nrittrM and raqnlra<l to lie and appear upon the «th day o f Aua A. !».. 1*11 to the hill iif f/rnptalnt /II,d again*! you la the ahoy* enlltled rauaa and Court. T li, Hanford Herald le here­ by dealanaim m the newepaper In wh>eh Ihle order "h all b « pobllahed for four eunMciitlyu a n t i , W llnaaa o. 1'. IDvndon. Clerk o f paid Circuit Court, and tna o ffle la l aeal thereof. I hi* Tlh day o f July A. D. M IL O P. HERNDON, Meek By A. M. W EE K S, «». C. t » » a l) N O T IC E TO f ItR IIIT O R S IN TH E COITIIT O F TH E COtTN T T JCrxiK. HUMINOI.E COHNTT. FLOI1IDA. IN 1’ IIOIIAK. IN ICR: E ST A T E CJF HEKHIEIIT It. T. ItPJMIE, Ds e ,a c s .| TO A I X C R E D ITO R * AND l*Rlt BONK R AVIS H IT.AIJtM O il DR +u-*f:r yi'.urgPti-AAVJ. --’.T AA N »P X»a yjspcxt TfiH nnd rtf y»m iirm ltrr»»by n nflfl'*! a m i r»«iu1r#4 to pr«* V r ir |R | r U lm * and dMitanda w hich >**u. **r w’ t h r r of you may lia v t n g d llK l Ihw rata to of N R I(|s IJ R K T It T IIVNIIIZ. d iT o a x n l. la ir of *.ili| fTm inljr to tho l*ou»»* ty it it la r »»f pt# ml nr. I*. (*«>unty, F!«rl«l*. At M<* o f f lr a In th r r o u rl hou*o of an Id C o u n t y at Man font. F lo r id a . w ith in wight m UhUr m onth* from th a llm * of thm fir s t fuiirlli uil'«n of ihla n o tlr*. K u rh r'a lm or d em and * h a ll l»a in w rit r»M. and a lia ll atata Ilia placa of *ra»ltlanaa and poat o fflra •ddr'B* of Ilia , r la lm a n t . and ahull be aw r.i I*. hy the r U lm a n t . «*• ant* or atto rn e y, a n d a n y aurh rla lm or d em and pot ao f ll.’d a hull I*** *nld T iii:< iiM > itn it. i t i ’ N O K A* *•Bar n to r of tha l*aat W II and T a a ta in a n l of H K f n n K I lT II- T. ItL'N U K . d rraaard . . DETROIT. July 7 —'/T V President William llarrldsre of the American league announced Sunday that Manager Jimmy Dyke* of the Chicago While Sox Jiad been "Indefinitely ,u-p*ridtd " for "he "uco of ohceene nOil Flrat put.llc.til.in Jtina If, t i l l nbii"ive language" to t'm piro IN TH E C H IillT i t v T H E COttNSteve Da:il in Saturday'- ChU TT jrsms: HKMINot.E COI-'NTV. HTATH <>K FIJHIIDA. eapo-CIrvelnnd game at Chiengo. IN Ilarrldee who la here fur the O t l EHl lET Z .T I II >E , c Es »A«T, lA. T E O.F K IIA N K m ajor league nil-star game at in r t io iiA T i: Ilrigga Stadium Tuesday, declared Dykes will "rem ain under su s­ TO A f.l. IT M AY CONCKUN: Nellr** I* lir r r b y Ml yen that pension until ho can «nli»fy the I M .I A N H I.N ills K T A IIY flle«l her American league office . . that Lfln u l rtfm ri hr e R e ru trlR nf th«* ho will fall In line with the oth ­ e « U te *sf F R A N K (J O K IIT Z . »|f . er seven m nnager. of our reaB eil; thfit »ls« file d her p etition fo r fin.-tl liter* It.i ru e , amj ah** league . . . " w ilt Bpply tu th e Iln n o rB tile I t T ext of the Harrlilge state­ W . W A tti:. r o u n t y JUtlM* of Hein*, ment, one of tho severest ever ln»»l#. rn u ftty , F lo r id a , on the s i ' Issued agaln-t a m ajor, league d ay of Ju ly U l l , fo r ap p ro ya l of Rami* fltnl f«*r f I net I dlarnnrM * a* mnnnger. follows* M i t i i m t of Ih * e e tn le of F I I A N K Julv 7 —OP) • - Dtxxy Dean of th* Chicago Ovb* turned hi* back on base- Umpire Ba«ll in the gneie played ball Sunday but not without a In rhlcago on Raftirdsy. while jU tha conclusion of a donhle•dfv here between the Dubs A th e Pittsburgh Pirates. Dean B* entered the major Isagues Kb th e ML Louie Cardinals 1830 set out for Rt. I/iul* lug* he will tale a job with a VWtag company aa a radio in follow to r an all-night artillery HELD FOB g LATIKQ preparation by tfce Invader* In BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July T, BEIRU T, Lobanon, July 7,— which tba British fleet took part. —W l—Mr*. Caroline Payne, bP)— French and Brltlah force* Of Alaska'* 72,000 popttbattled tltte riy a t the Damour About 40, business manager of H irer aouth of B eirut Sunday, Ution, about 39,000 are white. tke Bloomington Dally Telegraph, the French high command raid. FRENCH, B R fflS H LEGAL NOTICES "We’re at Your Service! Behind your electric twitch there is an army of over 1,500 (killed Sunshino Service employe* — ever ready with cheap, dependable, split-second electric *ervlee..r ** That’s how we are meeting our country’s dcTcnse needs. And that'*'why oo many Floridian* heat water the dean, certain, electric way. - ~ U O K IIT / ., rie-rraaed, on thla SSrd d a y of J i u i n . l b l l . I . I I . 1.1 AN H IN irteK T A lir. C ie c u lr ix nf the n l a l v of K IIA N K O O B llT O o de re ae . TO: N R U J E HI!V, AiMfgM you •!«* Plan now to enjoy this earefrfee service. It costs but about 82.50 a month U you use electric refrigeration./ - ~ r _ ’" »IA V l-AVNE K JU r l/tiknowh SEE rufmitAiftnl mn*t i**<iulr*>«) i >» m|- i >«*i« r Yin A u m ub i I. 19(1, In lh*l b ill n f r«*nipljilnt f lU il aM Blnit jo u In lh » fTIrrult d’n u r l Iri an.| f**r K*rn|nn|« O n tn ly . F ln r * li|jf. Isjr J. R. K "U g jr, Ih * u tm i b v Inir • null for VW P L? mr nrrlclal DEALER! h T h l« nr>Ur hlmll !•• pnlillihtd cnc*» a week for fou r c »n »*c «illrt wg»k< In T h « Hanford llorald. m witness Y01IH •' a t siakatava anti *ie a-"l Court, at Hew. Cnril. Cm lnnle County, Florida, IM * July T, m i l ‘ t*. It HUN DON Clark Ctrrirtt Court Uy A. M. WEEKH, D. C. __________________ . IN T IIE C O U N T Y JC fH Itra ••OIHIT. IN AN D FOH MBMIN(ii u c o u v n r , F U H i i D A . IN EE: ESTATE O F W IIX 1 A M O. EDI.Ell. D i-,«s#d V o T I P tf o r IN T R N TtO N TO H XKB A lT I.IO A T IO N r o l l P IN u . Dtaciiahor . r.i At.I, WHOM I T M A T CON- | ■ i . iS defeated Bitty Grant chamnlon, nf Miami, advanced to . 9-7, 0-8, 1-0. fl-l, thu final* In woman's singles. Rlgge ‘ _ beat Garner A New York catering establish­ of Coral Gable, 0-4, 0-3, ment rnco made a wedding, 'tak e ■mX.------------- ' * i had been scheduled for f ‘ r ~ * a J 4 1 a V f t 5 0 . - ( j II C lassified A d vertisem ents By PAUL ROBINSON ETTAKETT SITUATION WANTED L IO N HOTPOINT EUelrle gfg Heater..... ..... ..........11 s TRUD1E MAE BROCK Job as cook or maid. f ~ i C", L ellF,^gaa rang# 070 7th Bt. !*F°‘nt Electric Range with tp well cooker, small hot COLORED _ OIRL wants Jo|> .*•*' condition... »39 cleaning houso or nursing. Foal Gas Service Vernlta Claire, 1111 Cypress <»«* from Ppst Office Ava. HORNS 20c BA. .Allen's JOB WANTED Hi eeok oe doing housework- Josephine Murphy. on? p ?»w Oh TrT T BaTTWZTEU. AlL'lO r # ICBB farm—10 tiro farm HATTIE 4. — *-fsially house. See IIOUKEGI.EANING Mao Wllllawe, 701 E. ritk Oth u* 8t. B Miner Mnd * Oak. ERNESTINE McRAE wants Job or nun«, 705 Orange maid. 701 Orange Ave. • COOKING, OENERA L hetSMwork. Jeannette Johnson, 111 •th Bt, . COOK OR maid. MtnnU Lomax, s is ' u Tik at the l o n e COME ON, A S M vm*-ABOUT MC?N£« aSmBstf �V’ •. "pi—"l"“£ “ ■ 1 f c r a l Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail IliEhwaJ And Water Transportation . b A N INDEPENDENT NEW 8PAPBK SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, Goldilocks And The Stubborn Hot Dog: • I . - . «. r _■~ \ \ • .• ’• i s o ii - '‘n'iiS V • S s N a z i Convoys H it By Planes New Type Bomb With Bemarkabld'1Power Reported In Use a _ .." T . U N S M i m m «rer-«xpandinjr *i» offensive—featured MOBday by two rfy|wy day* Itaht raids on northern Prance and anuuhbur blow* Vt taro German conroya off■hore—has fancied communi­ cations in • great swath from Kiel to Brest and haa softened the Nasi defense i • e t r possible British lavaaioa sor. Use, • competent ebssmr de. eland last nl*ht The continuing attacks, this observers said, not only nrs smoothing the path la cans Brit­ ain decides to send expeditionary nrcas bat are dsetraylPf facu­ lties Germany weald require for an Invasion of Britain. The British sir blows. continned since Jana 11, , rw are Im­ plemented by hundreds of pianea while and by new super-*postal 4000.pound bombs of almost an- ‘•"nwke kts* hole t r likes :thecstairs k tape «. te S tiff mm fils* said, lopuattow " everything In the coo* d lam arO uB a, IIO M « t Jfpod «<f at 1941 M em ber A sso ciated A cross Need For Transpor^ W h* » ^ M -SSl&i ______ ». M M It K it 261 Press Air Reserve Russian Army Reports Called For Smashing German Drive ’ , Active Duty * -• — v Continued B o m b i n g 1 Aimed At S o f t * ening- O p p o n e n t F o r Land Sortie JULY e f ’W ith ■/ ( WASHINGTON, July ». _</T) — The War Department ills, dosed today all air corps rrtrve officer, not already on active duty and whose civilian Oecupat inn. are not of primary importance to the defense pro­ gram are taodg ordered to r *.■ tended active duly. The actual number thus sumAn M ■loned “ will not be made pub­ lic.’’ the department said. AddMx that by Aug. I all available r 'V tffieers of this branch are scheifOped to ho mi duty. Wt lie the War Departm ent was p .. making a move to strengthen the air loree the railroads were asked With the mercury high in the nineties girl and she knows dogs g et ju s t e« hot s i to bolster the battle on the pro­ In New York, little Faith Weiss, 2, declUnt people. She’s trying to Induce Sparky, tire duction front by making cars available for the shipment of oil she’s dens It. Bat Faith Is n charitable little house mascot to sample the w ater. Go sheail. In the East. something had to be done to keep cool, and Sparky, try itl In res|M,nsr In an appeal for the use nf railroads to move nil ist. where shortage threatens, about 4.000 railway tank cars have been pressed into this em erg en ^ service. Secretary of Interior lekrs reported. T ie Populous Atlantic Sea­ board heretofore received almost “They’re all strong anil healthy all Its oil hy ship (ankers from J>oy»," Dr. G. H. Starke said the culf and I’arific porta. this morning of the triplets Keeping up the fighting trs.litlon of the Roosevelts, Quentin born here T hursday morning, the second set on record In this Roosevelt, a second lieutenant in the 33r,| Field A rtillery, joins county. his father. Col. Theodore lt,»,s,>,lt (le ft), commander of the '.’rtth The Red Cross has screened Infantry, at Fort Dev,-ns, \|a-* C.d, Roosevelt is the M,n of the in the house to make It more NEW YORK. July H —O V - late President Theodore Roosevelt. Quentin recently was grndu WASHINGTON, July 8 -O P )— sanitary und has furnished the Air and surface c raft of the A t­ immediate needs of the family Wall Street ran a buying fever sled from Harvard. Major William Langer, who lantic fleet searched w ater, off In the way of clothes and other Monday which pushed prices nf to tans the place of AdJ. R. Its northern New England coast Items, l>r. S tarke said. many stocks up I t to around |4 Bee* of the Salvation Army, v horn In the village of Humbug last night for a naval patrol A case of Carnation milk a r­ • share in the third hriakral -rl*. Austria, a community plane missing since last Thurs­ rived this m orning for the feed­ dealings nf IIH2, and Imparted St Um foot of the Alps and ra. day with two officers and seven ing of the infanta, furnished by sharp rises to various farm coni* Slfvad bla education only 75 men aboard. the Carnation Milk Company a* {noddies. The b if seaplane, a PBY-5, waa It had already promised in a Slock taensaciIons of HOA.&IO miles from tie place Adolph Hittor was educated. both of them b a t heard from on Thursday telegram yesterday. The milk shares were large hy recent going to, school at the earns time, afternoon, a navy departm ent an­ will be furnished for a year. Standards, not having bern ex­ accenting to a report received nouncement said her*. A t th a t The Pet Milk Company al*o of­ ceeded in the past two months, time the plane waa on a routine fered Its assistance. byYTw Heraldvteday. and thr average rise was the » of U years Major petrol flight off the northern Dr. Starke Is trying to get In |r r s t r s i since February. COllie Aaatrta to settle touch with the Item Ryrup Com­ h Since then on extensive search pany to furnish the hablea with ____ *OBo. HS baa heed to Urn service of the Salvation la* been conducted but no trace syrup to add to their diet of Army for nine years and haa of the plane found. milk and expects to hear from spent “ longest period ■ •? ■ by, the company in . few d a ,,. In Valdosta, Ca., from Ensigns Robert H. MeKown of Contrary to th e report In the WASHINGTON, July H 5-(,P) Atlanta, and Joseph C. Haskell of Herald yesterday all nf the ba­ Plain for rloiM-r (*iHt|>g*rwt ion which post le Is coming here. Of m early Ilfs and asaocla­ Charleston. RIO DE JANIERO, July R — — This year's cotton crop may tM’ttoi • n Kluriila mn«| other ntalt'A bies were born before Dr. Starke be one of the smallest in 'JO lUv* ef Atlanta, MV— The United States hss in Austria Major longer MeKown, • in I Ii* ilittrihution of fNroi proarrived, he declared this morning. v a n ity of Florida He via* called later to keep the iirrted to tske sll IIroail's pro- years, production authorities said liurt.4 W ill lit* t i l a c I I to««• a| |»y (Ju V i - of Hitler aa a puiallng attended th* University nenonaUtr. ' and received • degree In aero­ babies alive. The first two were -lueltnn nf M sperifled strategic today in commenting on Agri­ rrnor Sprwawrd L. Holland; Com* "Hitler Is a confusing per­ nautical engineering at Georgia born rntlrely w ithout assistance materials for the noxt two culture Department report that mhmoncr tif Affririillurc Nullum sonality and I Just can’t seem Tech before being appointed an but the third on« eamo a fte r a v a ra , It was learned Monday. ' the I'Jll harvested acreage might .Mnyu; J ||. Mr Ijtiurhhn, (*otnThe agreement, signed May 14 j b4 the smallest since to place him aa one of the hap- aviation cadet la the naval ro- mid-wife, Mao Henry Gilmore, miNtiMiii’r tif AgrH'iiliuMP'I W»*nI Cotton In cultivation In the Virgima; Hurry H. Wrfjim, r«»niyMjIaVjtftot*, art trtf? H* was designed a naval' had arrived.' by 'Am bassador Jefferson Cnfturn Oct. 7, m In gusd ctotodrtton (*nF-a?V> Braxitian Fpraton Mln- United States un July .1 was e»- vmls-ioute- n t , wgricidiurw 1Wf-IsiUV*.*- 7 C» _ the-five enlisted meer andAlL.wpra giveg a s a chance of r>t*r A ranha, call* for^purchase tfm atrd tu d a y ^ b y thu D epart- iann; Turn Linder, ciumiiinsiuner was Anthony Henry Gas- living as any good “ “ of‘ Ofurviti; mlviMn fact f doubt very much baby born nf a hv the llnlted States of *11 Hr*- ment of Agrtculturu to bo 23,- of* ;itfritiiltiiro til’s rubber, manganese. Indus­ r.|U^)00 seres— Til percent less »ory rninm ittrnnrn nml mMrkrt that Hitler really b or rror waa afy, aviation machinist's mate, slnele birth. Dr. Rtarke said. third cUsa, who become 28 years mica, quarts than was In cultivation s year mnniifi’M of Floriiln'q Klntr a real Austrian;” he continued. Mrs. H arry W oodruff, Red trial diamonds, In connection with bla work old on tb* day th* plan* disap. Croat worker, said this morning crystal, rutile (a titanium ore), ago, 2H.8 percent li-ss than the Kitrmfft' Market a; noil ri’prriirn peered. with the Salvation Army Major that no contributions of clothing fcrra-nlckrl, llrronlum , * bauxite, 10-year (11)30.30) aversgu srru tativea of ntfrirulturnl mul trim-* in cultivstlnn July I. portalum nffcnrlrq nt jMrk<Minvlllr Laager recalls one experience In announcing th* disappear­ had been received though several chromite and hrryl ore*. Should abandonment from n a­ July 111-12, nrcnnlinir to an mi that stands out In hb mind sa ance. tb* navy deportment did persons had promised to give tural esusr* this y ra r equal the nounrrmoni mmlo today I•v Wil proving the honesty of people. Ha not define tb* area being searched such things. INJURED IN ACCIDENT 10-year average abandonment Uam L. WiUon, ilirt*rlor of S»ut«* was stationed' at Key west and except to Indicate that it was off "The fam ily la In a desperate whirh was I.(I perrent then an Funner*' MurkctN* toloi will have* *l young taan approached him th* northeastern coast condition and n tad everything ATLANTA, July B, - W l — acreage of 23,103.111)0 -would be fburr** of lh«» mretinir. This gave rise to a generally The head n f ’th e family la out Harris, assistant vice Indicated for harvest. "TIuti* Ia a strong piumihility <4(00*7 being pbntlfal at that accepted belief that the plan* of work and they havo practical­ Kvalvn president of the Southern Bell Acreage In cultivation July I that iho iliNtrihution of fiHiil time I handed tae boy a ten war comparatively close to shore ly nothing," ah* eald. Telephone Company, and son of In Florida was HH.000— shout ■tuffA m ay’ hreomr a Awrlou* dollar MU, talked with him rather flaa far out In th* At­ ."If anyone will bring In sueh lb* Iste Joel Chandler Harris, awhile aad he left. 8s*m yean lantic toward the vastern extrem­ things as baby clothing, soap, «e* injured severely In an auto, 100 percent nf Inst year’s July proMrm hr fore lone," IMrrClor passed then one day I received ity of th* Atlantic patrol opera­ towels, sheets and . powder, it labile collision n ear Clayton, I acreage; the 10-yrsr (1031- WiLon *nUI, "ami we have n«knl 40) average percent of nbsn- lhr-»*s agricultural lender* from a totter that was marked Kell. tions. ,_______________ will bo a g re a t heln to th* family t;«w Monday. H t waa brought dnnment frdm natural causes oth«*r totnlea to meet with net Germany. I opened the letter and In keep them going. Such con­ in g hospital here eufferlng from vljiory rnmmllleeinen nn«l manatogjt .was aa American tetwdollar tributions ra n he sent In the tw* broken rib*, a broken nose, wss 3.0. grr» of ntir M Flnl * F lItM fl1 from tb* boy I bad lent the County Health office in the Fire irohen knee cap and other lee* Market* to see If we can't work to asrsa Year* before." Department Building n r the -rrloui Injuries. out norm* *yntem nf cooperation Along with tbs County N urse’s office In the whirh will keep farm produce __ latter Longer aald." was a ok CHICAGO. July >’ - W V - On Court H ouse." rnttihr from the farm lo the FT WAHNT BANK NIGHT theory that the customer la Wad travelled 'on *uTclnton th* coiiAiimer, I ’lthnut placing too always r%bt, Leals Harris, 47. after Ibad mathimla FlorCAIRO, Egypt, July H -O P ) much of a burden on our Iran* FOSS, Okla., July 8 - W had hi* original name restored aad had taken up voice in rtrtaH court Monday. rh# s ta ff of th* Foas bank went, — General Sir Claude Aurhln- portntion linen. To do Ihia He had seal tie money tu lunch th* other day and left leek, new rommander-in-chief nf mu*i u*4* every available facility He Mid he ran » butcher *Hop rrmaay where he was and that his Orask customer* the Mlddlo we have and U*e lh«*m fifeil* cf the' bank door wide open. Post- Brltleh force* In master Ralph Peach discovered E ast, said Monday United States fecMvdy and rfflclently. Kurh nf didn’t take to the Americanised WABtnNGTON, July 8 —VP) th* situation and hunted up on* manpower was needed If the war the Ac g'-nllemcn hav* a rceptrfl version of his name. Bo here­ to be won properly—"on Ger- our invitation and will meet with after hell he known aa Just — Constantine A. Oumansky. of Qm bankers to ask If h* didn’t Is u* nt .lark-onvllle. The Importmany’s own soli." th* Ruaalan ambassador, charged * sg t tl * doors closed. He did. Elias Hsratompopoulaa. ■ "And It must be won proper­ nnre of Ihln meeting lo ludh Moaday that Germany had used ly, not half won," ha told cor- farmer* and cnpAiim* r cnnnnt bn a Soviet Boy Seoul flag to ovrr-cmphn*lfed.M th# impression that aha hait'ca / L Y I N G S C H O O L L O C A T E D roepondonli. '■ <«W ." • ? New Salvation Tripled Declared In Gpod Health; Army Leader Waa Get Promise Of Free Milk For Year Born in Austria Search Is On Langer Waa Educat­ ed Only 75 Mllea From Herr Hitler F or M i s s i n g P atrol P l a n e Stock Prices lip In Sharp Buying Report Shows Leaders To Plan Cotton Acreage Distribution Of Is Dropping Off Farm Products Production In Flor­ Marketing Ex pe r t ida R e m a i n s Al­ Meet At Jack.sonU. S. To Take Needed most Same As MO ville On July 11 Brazilian Materials to Seven German down| an aircraft He and a power leal factory i northwest Ml an convey off Holland) shin and a Csrmai •oak to a raid os v*r off Calais. Strength Of Forces In Ictelsnd Secret Ended in Iceland .'Monday by .tbs United Btstoe WSS a gtvUaefflc tally thera vsaguard of , Frealdent ■ton* step. n w M n e figaad llm navy dseHied to sm- puijr lot n t i w o i >« f i t Ws ftondon H sflsU . & Move In fedand k Customers Like Greek Name Best Britisher Soys U. S.* Troops To Be Needed SsSrtSsiitti Russian Boy Scout Flag Is Captured Annie* Do Battle From Rock To Rock ** - * to he slipKir to the ha *a ad- m * i# Clock Is Mixed Up, Just Goes Backward lured • big Russian troop u It* told reporter* that (a-Dhotograph released by th* Nut* and showing Gorman soldiers holding what was said to bo a i*ion her* Moaday as Nash­ Russian war banner, depicted In ua first work- raellty th* emblem of th* Young Ffcmsor* which ha described a* the Russian Rev Beeets. He exhlblted a tl# clasp belonging to hi* young daughter, * Girl flcoat, backward. aad said tba Insignia on it toryttpoBjEd ia thmt on U» flaf. Pfcar Expressed For Missing P . S, Norses LAI LONDON, "jaly I A nitoM* notore* said today the United State* reproMalstlves to n war* a n t o n rnuteratag o of Americas Bed i trardo* la Britain, waa farm a part at gr#*p of q wk# Halted Stales n ' - - - m WW___ iIu rnra n n v F ffi n '— WASHINGTON, July 8 —<*) . Th* War Department an­ ted Monday award *f eonfor construction of sa adtwin ongln* flying school Faldo*U, Gs., coating |4,820,- Blanding Soldiers' Chromium Listed Get Fruit Juices As Defense Metal —Si*’ (/15— The_«tmy U. u?irg. P*»- . AGAINST WAN YORK, Jaly B —(/P>D*Uy News said tost night at! 1* Now York state on Us United State* should Um war to help DrItsin do•M M nogaUtter 15,417 affinmaUv# LOT or nOUBINO _ WASHINGTON. July 8 —UP) — Tb* government assumed con­ trol Monday over th* uaoa. to which chromium will b* put and directed that defense Industrial be given preference. It waa th* fifteenth metal to b* gtv*B**a priority rating. E. R. Btettlnns, Jr., prioritise director, said that chromium, which la (atported from Africa, th* Phlllppln** and Turkey, should ho conserved to ‘ uaur* growth of th* government’s smarfcancy stock pite. CAMP BLANDING, July 8 — . W. Vb, Jaly E - n wXirv.-V.t: ■ m W A S H I N G I O N . Jiih m _ — \ftin f Serretnrv of Stuff Sumner Wrllrn |i*Uy . a«<| |d«n-t fur Vmrrir.in 1M I*• Sdikiel Ihluiiit tt.id prtee rn l. inf raphlly ami rfferlibely. K rpl)in( « re|Mir1rr*^ 4|uc«*Iinn. Welle «ahI fh*> I nllefl Sintra luiil rrc rim l no official inf or nt•ilion *uhMlaniiatmg report* that pan might c«sInfills. h a “•K»fr. » tv ■one" iiropitd the .14 It pH* newr Uland to hu h oulil rut «.ir Vladik only far ra il pfirt lhr«uii;h whirh lliu a ia ran O stlcik .to on 1*1 im p o rt \ m r r i- «upplir«. IIF (a a a rta tril | 're«* R ii *.hiV * r n l nrttiiv-t roiH irlrtl tin* Mniit.-liim.' o f ri1" 1‘iitijil (ii'rrititit nlti-ni|il:t tu •<ti>rrn arnw * tin* (t liu’pr I t i w r In w ard .M imiuv t w h ilr on f lii* II* rl In-rll N azi i n v a s i o n n luinn.s tlrovu i l .in i iiw ith in 7N mi! I ’S ..1 1. irruil. T h . Itua.Hiui S :i -s-rt ♦*< derm a lit were Miff.-rtn,- «>mir* III*IIA ra«ualt tew A i<l Dial yiinA along the 2.1100 III It- flout • light f*hnncclh»r Ad«*lf H i IK t ’ n fie ld h c H d i|iin rtc r* -still nuuh* n o c ln im f ii hren k in lo the S t a lin L in e , hut o n * n f f ic m l t iir n m n new t a g e n c y Haiti N u x i fistopA h a il lim it'd and c iifilu r e d a w f l f t f w ir o n g ly f n r t i f it d Irn n k trA at un M iii|e«igrnili d iMtint «»f thu tniiin S o v ie t ile fe n -* k-t» »n* h '-u i m llit a r v iliA p u tih r* rcp n rte tl iK c f lo w e r n f the H e r . m a n u rm v wra flin y m g it.telf a g -tiiisl the S t a lin L in e T h e R n l A rm v 'A h ig h ro m m n m l r |iio tti| pr|A oner« m « - .iv m g R u iTiiirn.in AohlicrM h id hee»» * h o t hv ih tiir ( ir r n iB n n llo * fo r re fu a * flrh lf^ fiirn in » the t '. S . S. I! W h ile R r it n in c h c e r e * th e la n d * in g o f U . S n a v a l f»»»reA in I c e . Inritl m aknihf th e X tln n tic an A n irlo A n ie r ic iin la k e ." A ti< c n in n ie ta tn r * w .ir m tl o f d a n g e r ahead In Tokyo, »he .Iai»nne«e hcwa* n a p e r K o k u m in c u lln l th e m ovo " i | i * fa cto p a rt ie ip at inn in thi) w a r *' The m ig h lv (J rr m n n U u M la n Nt n ig g le on th e c u a11 r n fro n t r o lle d i n ,o H a t h i n l . w c. lc M»»nd a y . w ith R iiA n 'nn a c la im in g la a t n ig h t th a t n e a r ly l.ttOO.OOO S a * iA Iid«f f a lle n in I d tlavA o f H it le r '* inv»N ion and in *iA tci| ♦h n t e v e r y m a j o r fle r o i.in th ru « t h m l h e rn h n lle tl hv R ed tpwifia, w h o a c t iia llv h a il th cn iu d ve N tfl* k e n the n ffcn N ivi* in tw o c r it ic n l n rrn a . In it< nli?ht c o m m u n iq u e Mnn« e n w a m p lif ie d t h i « w ith a n nn* n m in c r m c n t th a t th e I sII« a|,i i i He* fe n *c wt ill w ra h o ld in g r v * r y « torhern fro m th e A r c t ic c ir c le li» # h r H outhcrn U k r a in e nn»l c u l l i n g d o w n th e G e r m a n s in g r e a t n u m * I ■ 1 berT h e hm v IcN t fig h t in g n g n ln in lh«* re g io n n f l.«*n#l on t h e r e n t m l lle t l fro n t p r o te c tin g M o n co w nm l In th e "«*cMnn o f O ntro v w h e re m r c h a n iic d Nml • m n p g w cri* d e r l a r n l *«till to hw h o ld u p in t h e ir d r iv e to w a rd Is c n ln g m d . O n th e F ln n lN h fr o n t, Ih o Rn* vl«*t ro m m a m l r f f w r t n l , G c r m n n troooA H iif f e m l m a n y riN tt lU lB B In t h * Arctic KnndalnkAhn and K n - * I in n lu th m u v Bcctor*. . - T lm _ G e r m a n i l r k i L - a n — I C I ^ r — w rn CspL Julian Pfsff. «uh»U- Juwt o v e r t h * K n r d * r fr o m »ntencs officer o f . th# 3Ut di­ v l e t i i n l B *« *n rY ih ln . th e R u m Iu M vision, said Monday experiment* r * p o r t e d th# n n n ih llln t in n n f B with various kinds of lemon anil G e r m a n b a t ta lio n c u t o f f In f a ­ lime jule* preparations had led i r * * ! . I n m tm, M oncowt' h a to ry w a a o f to th* concoeMon , of n Juice, packed In 14 ounce cans, that a n c m la t in t ly t u c c e iia f u l R u a a to n . . . may taka tha plsee of ado* def*n»c. Germany declared on thn con­ mad* from freak fruit*. tra ry — althnagh thU w m BUtad •wml-offlclally — th a t th# Stalin ling had b#tn breached In a#yWASHINGTON, July I, - ( « *rml p*ac*a and thna that a break—President Roosovelt’s seventh through D c e v t o , R o a a la , appeared’ spoolnte* .to tl* supreme court. Imminent. Robert H. Jackson, waa conflnasd hy th* senate Monday after Sts. ator Tydings,. Democrat Marylaad. bad aharply rritteteod th* ........................ ay ----------to C * a ? ti*l|Uahroralty,‘ New Tmk,1a '■ ^ te°^ttoS**to S.7T & SKITS S S H waa N - l.i Soviets Say Ruman­ ians Shot For Not Opposing C. S. S. R. teuriied lemon and lim r juices thn llkrnlno cnnitnl, from thn nf Novogrnd-VnIyn»lil to slake the thirst of hard-march vicinity Jng soldier* a t this N orth Flori­ w■a quid In hnvr* been hiltnl* I n th e M o g J U v - P n d n h k l A ce tn r, da csntonm anL , , Nsaro sthletic coach w ___ fo r a »*w "K to e r a !W Invader Losses Said Knormous COURT APPOINTMENT W hra W. B. K ing wont to N E G R O C H O O S E B C O L U M B I A bask to i m f a r b hunhar DAYTONA BEACH. k* f**ad bb *U comp—Preston Potorea te th* N D n . Ha has ^tradtog River N a z i - I n v a s io n C o l­ um ns D rive W ith ­ in 75 Milos Of C iT y O f l.enin^ rnd F itfh U n y 4 ,0 0 0 Railroad Tank Cars r> :v O nepr LOCAL WEATHER^ scattered localHte*, lit. A' 1 f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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