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vfc' By STANLEY
Wood May Have THE OLD HOME TOWN
fW M W O M B -O H E W I
Grand Slam Year
> W A S S W I M M I N * - I CATCH M Y S E L F A L B * V
In Golf Matches
C K A M R - I S T R IK E O U T F O R 5 H O R E T * H M IL K
DENVER, July S —CT>—
This may ba Craig Wooffa grand
ilam golf year. Ha haa won Uto
two m ijor tournaments of 1941
- I t * U 8 . Open and the Angus.
U Maatara'—and ball be Um
•entlmental favorite In the Pro
fessional
GoLftr’a Aaaorlation
champlonahip o rtr lha Cherry
lillla rouroe Kara Jaly 7-13.
Wood, who bold* the U. 8.
cxeveiAiJp domeioeR,
n la Held Scorelew After Open
ing Inning Rally
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CITATIO N
T U B B T A T B O F F L O R ID A TO :
M ary M. OMdawalt
a
V id o v ,
[Lillian O tidew all C u rrie r a ad hurhaad. A . m. C a n to r, M ary o ild e w all, a lagto. aU o f
la u
Booik
Central A rta o a . Lodi. C a lllo ra U ;
Morrla O lid -w a ll a la ila . »-# C r 'r d a a w m a la H oopla). q a a o e a v tlla s*, Now T o r t ; and Paul (111daw all a a d w lfa. Q p rotky UUdewaU.
Of n a NlaaraMa D rive, S a w T o m
It a p p earin g from a a w o ra * k lU
o f com p la ta i f il 'd
b artln (feat
you and a u h n r yo u e ro nonrnaid'lnta o f Iba t t a t o o f F lo rid a
ra d th a t you a re each e v e r lb *
•a a o f Iw aa ly -o n e yaara and Ib a t
yanr roaldanra la an ab ove apa.
rifled and that you aad aarh o f
you a n In ton ated In tbe proparty Involved ta tbla amlt a llu ato
In te m la u l* C en n ly, F lo rid a , dosarlka-l aa fellow ot
Lot *t of HL Jooopb'e n a ,'/ .'
i .r o r d ln p
ta
B e a rd a ira
Plat
r •pu fy racordrd In tba *pe*l»e '*
r-i-nrd. o f Memlaolo County.
F lorida, con tain in g l t d aeraa.
more or lean, laaa a atrip o f
land | l feat wld# alon e tb o ,
'fe a s t alia doalh aldaa r a a a fn d >
for roadw ay.
T lIR n R F O n B .
TIIEHM r n M UNTO e ra la eommnod you and
rarh o f you 10 bo and appear b a.
fora (bln Court a t Ik il Courthouse
at
Hanford.
Ramlnola
County,
Florida, on Monday, tba f ib d o r
o f A u gu st, A. I*. Iddl. lh a aamd
ba n t lh a rale d ay o f tbla Court,
otherw ise, darraaa pro ro n f.a ao
will ba onUr-et nealn at yo u and
I «arh o f you.
IT IH
FITR TH B n
O ltliR IIK D
a loumamrnt-alin round with
bla 384 In tba 1840 Metropolitan
Open at Bloomfield, N. J., also
la rlevtr a t matrb play.
Tt* P. G. A. la one of tbo ma.
competition! in uhlcb Wood
a been • runner-up. Ha lodt a
38-hole final duel to Paul Ron.
yen In 1034. He waa a oeml-fL
oail«l In 1938. Craig, a t 30, la
playing Um beat gulf of bla
for tha atari of tbo locala'
i f etn ak aad J . Jackson
Callahan warn both bit by
pftaher ta load tha bases,
m e by tbo Ktaehumee third
r lot la a couple of nuM
UtA.bg Singletary aad MeB B ItPUH t. - ^ J -torn tW C O B - V
hrna Sanford run*,
l local boy* need tbras
n til Um mound alerting
Manning, putting Callahan I
I, a t tbo atart Of tbo fifth and
Iptaring him wtth J , Jackson In
IB final frame.
Ktoalmmos uaed the eama numit of aMuadamoa with Tanner
m nr and Muaaolwhlta. AD
HTPO pitchera far. both alder
balked up a number at strike
ata during tha game and nonr
t them gave up many hits,
•floaty of oxcHomcnt was ans ite d la tha game wtth baee
Canera stealing ^baaas In a Imoat
farv Inning. Ia the opener A>
fllU n,. aaeond aether, etol»
Bd and third nn one nlay afa Ml to right Gold,
flpr the opening Innlnr
(bed went Into a alomn and
only two men aa fa r aa ape.
la w , During the whole
M they anly aenrad alx hlta
* t f thorn In tha ftrat Inn:Mmmaa got going In *V
d aad aoorad ana In tha*
hw, —* In tho fouMh, fN*
the fifth, two In tho eleth
i g atneto tally In the «ev^oapled with p
lnklt»« at error* and he**er»
hw *he nHchera accounted for
aWtor*' etyfore.
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AMAHAtt OQM00ACMMB WAS WCDMD to ft**.
4 K7M B u r s u m r o t b a
NBC WU1 Carry
Debate Botr;:en
Wheeler, Pe ppe r
Where 0-9 Sunk
1937 crown.
Mrs. LfOuis Sues Joe For I
While Charging He Hit
CHICAGO, July 3
loe I,oul«, world’, heavyweight H
losing champion, was surd f o r ) ^
llvorca In circuit court y c s t.r - ll
lay by Marva Trotter Louis. ■
lha charged cruelty.
Mrs. U u ls , who
filed
the ■
ictlon under her husband’, rra l I
'•m e , Barrow, charged th a t tha I
irg ro boslng cham pion, struck '■
ia r first on Ja n . 2, 1941, a n d . J
r I Thera are no chIMran.
V*
r | Mrs. Louis, a Chicagoan, Vna
f r i led Louis the night ha knock
g t l i u r Max Baer in the four
n i l -ound a t Yankee Stadium, Ni
1
T H A T VtlHKff T R A P P E R PRO M
MUSKRAT C R E E K F O R C E S
G R A N P T A P P Y 4JA U T W T 4D P E N 9
W TO A P E A O CALM -
J
1 A <*I York,
.81 1*
f l That bout groaaed opnroxl- j
Imately It.OOOJMO with Loalo'
ah r 11 ‘haA of 1317^737 being one of
..3 1 r ltb e hlfhJIghta of • career which
...3 t 1 1haa enabled him to ren t almost
...1 0 r I '3.000,080 aloes turning profee.
...3 3 I*I-towel seven yearn ego.
... * 1 r l The heavyweight
rhamnlnpr
..., t r I ila r ln g golf-In Itotrolt when in„ 3 1 ' * I 'nrtnad of hie wlfe’e edlon, op...3 a • I >eer»d stunned. .
_3 /
I I "Ah don’t believe IL Ah ab_.a ft 1 1 nlntelv know nothing shoot It."
... t - 8 nI Loots- denied be had atraek
..!> • f h i e wife and sold he weald not
—
I vmtsst tho divorce.
"If she doesn't went to live
•Ith me." he vaM, "what can
*h do about 117" ,
He eeld h* and hie wife had
■••d aowi* dlffevenr*. gad add
'd. "Ah thought they was all
•ttlod." Ho «ald tbw dlff*rene*a
-mao over h it wife’* Inalatenoe
In trslnYORE; Jnly L -r <jrh' hat ihe aecomwany him exhibition
'ng ramps and
Works Over
i Before
lical^K 0
prtifhod 149 14. Onto
Mid waitsrwelght ehami u l over Bammy’a kkdt
son ana af tha ea.Mii
at hi. anraor. r
mod Davis for t oyranit before tho end of On
f t l o h n b T J f a d 1'’onui
Loale mid be had been firing
■•!• wlfa a weeklv allowance.
The heavyweight
---------rham
oton
'tanned to leave tar Pl*1*burgh
*» nla* In a golf tnumament
’lv*»e Raiards* a«d P«»dav.
Ar'ordlnw to ihe blit LeoltJ
■•n J«n. V, 1941. In O ilcnm y
’’•truck her • vinlan* b W
bo mooih wllb bla band" o w l
•m last Anvil in “h it her In I b l
’see with bla band and stopped
*» her ankto."
• •
Tbo nm nU ff a.k.d for nilsonv end that aha ho ponaltted
l*o rmuiww her iwaldsa. n*mo.
Mrs. tymla, wto* »§k»d for
'deouAtw sxoDort whlls tbo aalt
’a In lltleatton. naaeylsd her on’«
I ’•n u t* la ri.-tvwd from a ste
•narlmow' band1"* to which sha
I
la living, Tho Income from
•ho bnlldlnw. oha said, waa n«*
•nfflcUn* "to malniala aslf In
ho ro ad arl to which the do*.
’cadent hno arm-in wed her onrl
'n comvdnnco with her etaties
n life."
,•
Denny may craah through. Ho
waa Do country’s ' boat match
player during 1938 and 1937 and
he haa shown ha Is back a t bla
peak by his play In the recent U.
8. Open when bo finished second.
Two
___ _____
others
accorded good
chancee are Ben Hogmn, who haa
b ^ n “In the money'1 In 40-odd
aucceeilre tournaments and fin
ished In n tie for third In the
Open tournment, aad Dleb Meta,
who likes the Cherry Hills course.
Meta w aa ru n n e r.u p
beta In 1938.
3.—(SpaNEW YORK, Jaly S
.-(S paclal)—Tha entiio blue network of
tla National Broadcasting Com•pany will carry throughout the
United States tha history-making
debate between Scnatof Claud*
Proper, Florida, add Burton K.
Wheeler, Montana, from the floor
- i •*— Townsend convention bi
Buffalo oa Indapertdcnc- TH»
July 4, according to William
Burk* Millar, dlractor of Ulki
fer NBC beta.
• •
D m arrangements w*ra com
pleted f t a conference in Radio
a t y early tbla waak between tke
national pubHclty director for the
Towndesd organisation and the
PORTSMOUTH
to C uldahl
„•
,
25 Percent Gain'
Noted In Private
Home Constructin
mat* poaltMB where the U. 8.
submarine 0 -9 want down In »
teat diva off tha coast of Main*
WASHINGTON, J a ly S - ( l
In an area known aa Um lalsa
Ul)—Private
of Shoals and did not coma up.
tba program
Housing A dm inistration, reepond- Tha aubmarslM* tarried approxlInf to d efen se needs, w ill a a . mataly thirty man, 411 agalpped
p raalm ately 100J100 u n its In tha
firs t h a lf o f 1941, a g i b t of »
percent over la s t year, Adminled ra to r A b n er H. F e ra n ae * - fans
announced.
' '
r Up through, J a n e 14 ab o u t M y
000 hom es had bees s ta rte d an*
d e r VIIA in ip ectio a, and cob.
atrpctlon la the - oi
weeks will bring tbo
to the 100.000 mark. Daring tho
first ala month, of 1340, fl.710
homeo warn atirtif under THA
M
What
Shape
Ia Your Hair In?
It’s not tho UayUi of ysor
hair, MadauM, It’s tha
•hapel You’ll bo delight*
ad with 7»«r eolffare
. . . . with IU flsaibUa and Ita’ awaep of llna
• r oar expert haa Uperedrour JmUL-
a Lubmartne trapped- a t
tha
bottom of the ocean aso it to
come to tho eurfaco. A clamp
la pUcad b rer tha neau aad the
moa .aacaad, using a rope a a ' a
guidar. Tha NavyDapartmtmfa guporta there were e» o n « b _ •*
them long* abtotrd tho au b » a£
inspection, whll-1 In the first hslf
of 1939 the comparable total waa'
82,800.
Mr, (Tvrguaon oetlmatodf (that
70 percent of tin homos now beling built under the THA pro
gram are locator In dofeaao arena
•peciflcally dmlgnod lor the Proa*
It*n p o f to know O ut
ym can ih ra jt f « (
U m "kind of cakt that
mother wad to baka"
— Abo Rita, Uitoe
HESSE'S HOME
BAKERY
1M Want P int Stowi
W1 HAVE
THE CAK YOU
WANT AT A PRICE
YOU WILL BB
WILLING TO PAY
*Bslf On BaaT Ttnte
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'Lanford In The Only Central "
Florida City Affordlnc Kali, U lfh n a j
And Water Transportation
SANFORD,
Pioneering For Defense
eace
Secretary
R e b a te s
} Britain’s
FLORIDA,
SATURDAY,
Roosevelt
Calls For.
Sacrifices
P r e s i d e n t Declares
Flag Waving Not
Enough With Arm*
- am ent Effort On
Deter-
I T lT T fliB M
£ A. F. A ssa u lt^
■ Bremen “With Vk>f lent ^Nonchalance"
•fcEEDS, England. July 5
— Foreign Secretary
Atithony pden today predict*
i d a neW G e rm a n peace o ffe r
Eleanor Sense, dietetic expert, pictured st the window of a
r a r i n g th e R u ssian cam p aig n mobile kitchen In New York, bands a diplom a to S idney Lsunc,
rjfcd r e je c te d i t in advance, one of a class of <7 women who have com pleted the c o u n try ’s first
m t a t i n g B r ita in ’s determ in* leftnse course In the operating of kilthens-on-w heel*.
k tio n to d e s tro y A dolf H itle r
t a d “a ll h e s ta n d s fo r.”
" Asserting Hitler "standi eondttpsned by his own deeds as a
H a of perjured faith,” F.den
1#*—t "We are not in any clrI West all i ii prepared to negoti
ate with him at any time on any
inbjedt.”
/M eanw hile thn Tt. A. F. a»Aluminum collected
In the
fratted Bremen—Germany’s secdrive that ended last week fall
far short of the amount eipeeted
t u port—with a violent nonand only about 400 to 450
aKale ace in' broad daylight 7**'
pounds' are to be taken to Or
tarday, taking up in tha morning
lando M onday to be turned over
Where night-shift bombers had
to the governm ent officials there,
la ri eff, and then smashed durrHarrls E. Anderson, head of tho
Adjutant and Mrs. Ralph !L drive, anid today.
light ottack on Bre»aa, of tho Salvation Army, txIt is expected that there will
jmr which British
vaaod their thanks today for b« a national drive in tha next
IK d larv d to have
• support and co-operation of four or six week* and Sanford
o Sanford publie during tbalr will be railed on to make a deUTMi Iii >0 foot of
rao and ano-half year stay, as termlned effort to collect a largo
my announced tbalr farvwall amount nf the metal, Mr. Anderr v h s Sunday. Thoy will leavo son predicted.
Aroportodf hU and
kh "fires and oxplo^ iianday.
Member* of the Woman’s Club
" H t would especially thank on-operated splendidly during tho
M o m . by tho low* o mowbora o f the civic, and campaign here and went through
a to n a l organisations fbr tho the telephone book ayatematicalsy Which they have helped In ly ealling oil persons who had
* Job wo have' had to do,” a telephono and aaklng then to
Aluminum Drive Falls Short;
Another .Expected I d Few Weeks
Thanks To Those
Who Aided Work
r tr s 'iS w
I wheel o f htn ptatC
'
Unitary barracks and gun peat*
its on the North pan island of
rderaey also were doela red hit
tkia assault, while tho iwoop where wa are going.
“ W a also w ish t<
tr Franco, conducted by Brio•Blenheim bombers with pow- r ltv and county aui
al fighter eweort, waa aimed
tr-awte-w ?s
flno people of Sanford and Rem•nolo Coon tv as wall aa thosa
who have been most generous
and loyal hi aupoortlng the Sal
vation Army work la Lnko Coun
ty*
”1 am sure that tho people of
thin territory deeply appreciate
tire w arn spirit af friendship
end support at the organisation
•wrriwg thin section for the
benefit ef the leee fortunate,
both materially and gntrituaily.
"We pro meet grateful to The
t s a M Herald and Its staff for
their feltkfalneee end assistance
«t an' tissee to get tire message
derived serosa to tho m»bHe,
“Aa we leave Sanford and
•em t—le Countv Tuesday wa do
T r r
j"
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‘Defenders State InL
-JLof“ «ft**Have
[ Mounted To 750,000
In Two-Week Drive
Hence, he said, the nation la
making a mighty effort "in the
cause of the defense of the
hemisphere and the freedom of
the seas." And so he called on
the nation to "pledge as well oar
work, our will and, if It U
necessary, our llvst.’’
Then the voice of Chief J u t.
tire Harlan Flake Stone waa
heard leading the east unseen au
dience In the pledge of allegiance
to the flag. The office of civil
defense, headed by Mayor LaGuardis, of New York, had ar
ranged that Americans In ever*
section of tha country should
cease whatever they were doing
to take part in the ceremony.
Hence pleasure-bound motor
ists stopped th flr cars, soldiers
in cantonments snapped to a t
tention. children
turned their
thoughts momentarily from their
Spectators examine wreckage of plane
whieh crashed into the breakers of Matunuck,
R. L,i killing aoclety’s original glamor girl,
Elea no! Young, 22, and Nicolai Kmblricoa,
Grrak shipping magnate. Embirlcoe waa fly
ing the plane blind in fog from Newport
to Roosevelt Field, I,. I. lie wn* killed im ta n tly; the girl dlrtl an hour a f t r r hrr unrimM’iom
body w n drafftil from th«» wnwhufr.
Fire Department, Police, Sheriff
And Hospital Rtporl Sate Holiday
ll. Carter, secretary of u e board,
said this morning.
Moat of the men who registered late claimed they had not'
heard obout the second res litretion until after the day had pees,
ed. Mr. Ckrter stated. A few more
registrants are expected for the
neat few day*. Six men came
into the office today.
Volunteera were urged ^lo make
their daplree known as sodn as
possible M. Carter said. At the
flrat registration a number of.
men said they would probably bo
would 111m to volunteer for ear.
vicn.
**We can take volunteers now
and though we can’t tell when
they w lUbe called It is probable
that the quota of the county will
bo tecro—od considerably.
Vehsntoor service la limited to
between the ages of 18 and 18
years ea the vehmtoera ere given
tho same deferment considera
tions as the (electees under tho
proposed legislation now before
Congress, Mr. Carter explained.
Bopa front tho ago of IS t o ’l l
are required to have tin consent
of their parents before they can
volunteer for service-
8—VPT—O enarsl
B e Accompanist
Of Louise Homer
Unusual distinction has come
to one of Sanford’a outstanding
pianist with tho announcrmsnt
today that Miss Daphne Takach,
dsughter of Mrs. Julius Ttkach,
will bo tho accompanist of Mad
ame Louisa Homer for her vocal
students during tin next eight
waeka in Lake George, New York,
Mlea Takach. who is en honor
student at Rolllne College, will be
a senior neat year both In the
rriltge end In the Coniervatory of
Musie, where she haa distinguish
ed herself for the high quality
of her musical ertlatry.
On their way north Mre. Tak
ach and her daughter (topped
In Wilmington, N. C. where they
visited the Rtv. Mortimer Glover,
former Episcopal minister In San
ford, and his family. They alio
visited In Vineland. N. J. with the
Rev. Strong, onetime Congrega
tional minister hero, and hie fam
ily, and also In Aebury Perk, N.
J. with Mr. and Mps. Arthur
Mother, an uncle and au n t They
also spent n few -days In Troy,
N. Y_ tho former borne of Mrs.
Takach.
Mias Takach la the granddau
ghter ef Mre. B. B. Takach long
time Sanford resident, who ro
etntly celebrated her 85th birth
day a t which time Dr. E. Molnar
and daughter, Mrs. W. M. Grncy,
of Dunnollon, motored kero to
Join la tho celebration festivities.
Ida six, sad Georgia l k .
Retired Seaman Diet
After Short IUne«a
The
n h t r if f t
office
stayed
open all day yesterday mid ln*t
night tu t reported not » single
call of m y kind Involving holi
day ccU hrunts.
A report from the hospital re.
vested th at no fire cracker vic
tim was treated all day and no
calls ra m r in from autom obile
a c c id e n ts/'
station, I hief
A t the polire
Roy W ill in ms hml only to say,
" I t ws« p re tty quirt. Nothing
accihappened t re. One little
dent was reported lull there
____ __,
wasn’t
sny dam age done.’
Heverul low enforcem ent o ffi
cials rem arked th a t this was one
county has ever seen,
of July holidays the city and
of the sa fe st and sanest F ourth
T hroughout ihe nation, accordIng to an Associated P ress re
port, only Hft fatalities from ae-identa were reported. Of th e —
<3 were killed in - autom obile
mishaps, tho re p o rt stated.
BATH. Mr.. July 5 —</P>—
Dr. Merrill E. Joes, 34. Rich
brick kaUdlag on mond physician was ronvkted of
r killed one fire- manslaughter In tha-» U v iae of
hU 33-year-old Alabama born
wife. Dr. Luverne Harris Joas
te n d windows popped like corks
fro the ate story structure hous
ing Modelk
Sporting Goods
Store when firemen trashed Urn
vestibule door.
Tha body of Carl Bbchoff Mrs. Elisabeth Chapman Mayo,
waa carried o ut two hours after 14-year-old tea room operator.
tho fire waa reported under con
tro l
Marines On Sunken
Ship Believed
Saved
i
*
ty irtla Leonard, retired Ma
u d . hot*- hi Norway, who has
mod# hla homo la Sow Cardens,
umn* wnicn Tlankvd
M arm ot Line a
France’s
f ------- ''
year ago
w are
rolling toward Russia's Stalin
Line tor their major test agalnat
the might t>( tha Soviet Union.
The c e n te r o f the b itte re s t
fighting, n d ire c t th re a t to Mos
cow a p p a re n tly extended no rth
from llo b ru ltk , through B o ria a r
on U e rrtin a to an alm ost 200mile b a ttle fro n t, anchored
at
accident*.
NEW YORK.' July I —<AV. A rising -holiday traffic toll
wan reported across tha nation
todur, with automobiles bringlag
death to a t least 111 pleasure
seekers M mere than total fa
talities front all causes on last
yaw 's July Fourth.
Drown tags, airplane trashes,
shootings, and
other r i s k *
T he llcrezitm R iver nector,
ixsliit of (Icopeat G erm an
IHMietrution o f R ussia, h a s
!rh!M tu rn e d in to a w ate ry
d e a th tr a p fo r tho Invader*,
Moscow re p o rte d today, a n a
Uini/sundit
of
G erm ana
cun k I>1 t h e n a re am ong th a
nearly 760,000 losses e s tim a t
ed nv Hits R u ssian s as pricu
of thu two-week-old invasion.
I no uc<l ariuy asserted Its
staim
a l o n g ins Uervsma and
liurju wateiwaya had rolled back
assaults._
terrific German
______ ________
lly a N asi varsloo, p su aer coi
HnnftfTd rtijo y n l one of Its
sa fest F ourth of July colebrs*
lions ‘/ e s tr n l s y s« offieer* of
the fire d e p a rtm rn t. the »hrriff,
constsble ami h«>«uit.il nuthoritie*
reported no injuries or acridents
and the (Hilirt* ilr|Mi it merit hud
record of only <t minor a rrid e n t
involving nothing more th an s
dentetl f**n»lrr.
Most of the ritir«*n« of the
city who could tnjirugt* to g rt
•w ay hi*titled for the crowded
bcachi-s. hut evidently f*»r the
moat part drove their c m « cure*
fully as Constable |{«»lM*rt Moye
ffctrollcd the road from t t e city
to the Lake Monro** hi i*lge yes.
terday and la*t night and re*
ported no reckless driving or
die Accidents 1 Dead, 29 Injured
Joss Is Sentenced
illday Deaths In New York Blaze
Of Wife Slaying
DAYTONA
-m,
The Crracan invasion farce
■t last smashing into the Sta
lin line. has creased the
bloody llereslna River tad
reached thy banka ef Onepc
in ila I wo* week-old drive te»srd Muamw. The Genaaa
lliah t arnand asserted today.
Thh flat announcement was
made in the fare of Rusalaa
■ water trap foe the N ark and
claim* that
the Hers vino
sector hsa been turned Into
that the Itel army had drlvaai
back codtiOuona night and
day attempts
to fore# tha
stream.
B linding Soldiers
2nd R e g i s t r a t i o n
Fail To Show Up F a l l s S h o r t Of
Expected Number
Believed Defeated
‘\
Nazis Claim Panzer
C o l u m n s Rolling
Towards M o s c o w
" -12'MordTSIgned Daphne Takach To
Retailers Urged
To Make Return
On New Tax La* Marshall Plan la
i -•
Red Army Reports
Resisting Attacks
enough.
“We cannot save freedom with
pitchforks and muskets,'* he said,
nor ran we save it "In our own
m idst, in our own land. If all
around u s —oud neighbor nations
—tee# lost their freedom."
WaveJl Mikes Renort
Before Going East
Ju ly
K
yesterday after hearing President
Roosevelt, leclare that the must
stake their lives. IT necessary, la
the defence of liberty.
It was a f o u r t h of July
marked by mingled emotions—for
the traditional holiday enthusi
asm wts sobered by the shadows
of evsnta overseas and by the
gigantic armament effort in this
country.
Speaking solemnly from hla
study In the new Franklin D.
Itoosevell library at Hyde Park,
the President
told myriads of
rsifio listeners that In thaaa
tim es flag.waring was far from
tHw M
of tvtryiW nr fo r the
n•rewyap
io sli kgewm
concluded.
e wy* tha
w vvwws
w■ *■<
CAIRO,
NUMBER 25»
issians Claim Berezina
liver Is W atery Grave F or
Advancing German Troop
Where First Glamor Girl Died In Plane Wreck
English Airmen
Make Day Raids
tosphere Firing
iffs Queer Effects
M em b er A ssociated Kress
•j
cow.
"The places which have been
concurred are covered with the
bodies of hundreds at thousands
of German soldiers," thd Mon
row radio said, and attributed
Natl claims about Soviet losses
In tanks, planeq end rtffct to
"lying German propaganda,’’ de
signed to conceal Ute truth from
tho- German people.----------------Tbs Russian claim that thn Bad
army wta stemming tha Naxia at
the Bsrsslna—tire setter af tha
beeriest fighting la aB the MOO
mile Red-Nail buttkfN nt—wua
Ihe first official report hi two
days. II contradicted earlier Ber
lin
tho
__
announcements
that thg
stream bad been faresd. .
This d efen se-e great loeteen
for tho Hussions If coofirm od .»
•pparantly was fat tho rlrtelty of
Borisov, soma 41 mllos northeast
of Minsk on i t s Moscow MgB
Russia |g mmda up nf tleva#
WASHINGTON, July S —0 7 republics.
— Tho Navy announced 'today
the last three of the group of 11
marines who were missing after
Ihe torpsdolng of a ship carry
ing them to London bad boon re*
ported safe.
Eight of the 11 previously re
ported picked up were balloted
•ufaly on land.
LOCAL WEATHER
SAf**? * V T*
/
gi-tx and German battleships
ttchnrnnrst, Gneisnsu and • big
cruiser Prlnx Eugsn at B rest/
Tho Mbscow radio declared
Friday that the beet divisions of
the German army have been
•mashed by the Red army end
that the number of German
prisoners and casualties amounts
to at beat 700,000. . , 1
The broadcast, heard in New
York by th e Columbia Broadcast
ing System , came after n Soviet
high comm and communique which
asserted thjat Red troops were
holding their vital eentar and
t l rowing Back every German ef
fort to cross the Baretlna river
guarding the epproaehee to Mos
e
#>
O
9. >
�Herald
Learning To Drive
flow MUCH LONGERJS HE GOING TO IGNORE IT.
Th« Parents' Magazine haa an •interesting y tlcle, oP
teaching older children to d riv e autom obiles. ‘'When ydtlr
aoo or your daughter backa down the atreet pn W# tin t
night out with the car, will you watch- tttt rear lig h t
disappear wih a vague, reatleaa apprehension? Or will you1
relax In your easy chair, confident- that- he really knows
how to drive?”
“How young,” we asked a-friend of ours who with
some succens had raised a family of five fine children,
"should one begin teaching his son to drive7”
"How old is your son f - v t t f ffiend ahked.
. —
"Nine,” we replied.
“Get started at once then,” our friend declared, "you
havo waited too long already.”
He then went on to'explain that driving a ear safely
Is not merely a matter of shifting gears, starting and
■topping, turning a corner or driving in a straight line.
Anybody can-da-that or can learn to do it at any age.
What is Important is knowing When to shift, into low or
into high, when to speed up or slow down and how much,
where to steer In order to avofd dangerous pockets.
These nre things which cannot be taught in a few
easy lessons, ho went on, especially after ona haa reached
an age approaching maturity. They are Integral parts of
his |>crHonality, aro based upon his' paychotoflfcal tfaMlhg
from away back, and have mpre. to
sense of responsibility thanwJth-J‘‘
naturally. Others learn It through
instruction from their parent!. Bu
|M B £ P VKltflH TO R TODAY
ately, grow to adult nian and w
.W IT DP IT TODAY: Let idea whatever of tho responslbllll
Yea can afford to be defeated,
fid leu Wd, denounced and peraecutad, bdf you can not afford to bo
Idoked on
a pest,
m
ew ha trie* and trie*
>t'a right and be dla-
...
gray kav# to own do-
la. th t heart to stay
vy, giving ground
to
truth, keeping a t bay
•tontora ena by one,
« » g a, day > y day,
wJ lewtiiwaite
Jsfts
«»r ititoi*-
i Interior
ad Betty** aunt freaa-Perth Ani-%
B“The’
ytfB
Sa-SiW 5
pmaajonate Witch* ti
anritH0*1**" hlg amaxlqk
_hlng eat aupprvaard da-
furtberrtlort, la .pending this;
money to 'adtArUdA' ‘a’- technical!
a & f fflr * S # M !
WSATtA
r s m
w ja-*a»Y frM 8i>
SSL
W iSW Sr.it ly b f Jtoasd.' T*— W*
though the book wflh be sold Alt Sorry—the book won’t be pub
fill trade dOCdtmU.
** lished t i T Juiy » * * " _______
The beck is publbhad In rea-
s
u w .t
as near deterring the adjective
Chrlst-llke a i anyone In fiction.
He works like a navvy for hit
minion: he shares hit clothes and
l i t food with the poor; he risks
hie life to fight a plague; he
ri*k* It again
M« mis
sion from a bandit army; he
undergoes humiliation, weariness,
hunger, and pain without a mur
mur. And hla reward—well, what
do you thlnkT
Cronin has managed to get aa
much conflict and exCltemcrtt in
to hla story of a hnmblo mis
sionary a i ha put Into hla story
of an honral but aOrsly tempted
doctor. And ones more, back of
hie story, la a vision of a Citadel
where tolerance and Justice and
kindliness dwell Francis will not
iclleve that hla frlcpd, tho dough
ty aftlat, haa gone to h e ll lie
docs n e t believe that a “rice( hrlstlan'' la aAytoetUr than hea
then Chlneael What'a more, ha
never docs learn that clothes and
diplomacy make for aocces In
t o ,,
!t' Would M a beat
■ had-'toeVVr wrttlek And If It were
a t ad. b a r Cronin
of other book*
sd * r would guarr to a pretty bad
bdok), and It la to roeohre a
130,000
advertising campaign,
.Meh h a, abkady begun. All In
•if. If 'T M Xayvof the KingdomIsn’t tha year* beat sailer It
will do antil one comet along.
There may be' arguments about
Whet bar ii Id b etter than T ito
Citadel- o f dot. bat Ultra will
be no arguments about whether
IV la. a' good book or not.
The* etory U of FraaeU'Chlokolm, eon o f a Scotch (JahermSa, who bateraee a ' Catholic
h W t* siM -ie sent to • tiitoion la a flncKbook—periapt' a bettor
book than “The Citadel**—and It
tha
most
agalM t la unquestionably
promising hart seller published
-vreV .
o mention
wfllarac-- a- w ear latac, -n
rov.r th a t h e had forgotten
add marrlAI JdhHlfer. Wh
discovered - t » ™ C m l f * ‘M
Grade A wBeh. " M r . ’ W
wrath was righteous; he
hdr o u t‘of the hooae.
w ,«xnbea;..lS nwjM
average betareeri t W l
borrowers apiece. Tie 1
whf<& Hid driver
tha'ep ark In Jealooa
frera n swaUg betel Tho w
-Chads B” novel*, blognj
other noti-flefltoL’ TliVte'i
libraries hi Camp1‘ 8 M
inhObd w ith o u t an y
take care of your car, to avoid nicking the' fenders and
knocking out the headlights, when they are old enough to
drive. Nor cap you expect them to approach interactions
cautiously where pedestrians are crossing.
Have you taught your children the Importance of obS*
dicnce? Can you trust him not to ao out in the boat alone
after you have told him not to t If yoU Canhot, you can
not expect him to be home by twelve when you have Jet
him have the car-upon that condition, after he ta old
enough to drive. Have you trained hint in' courtesy? If
you have not, you cannot expect him to aWalt his turn in
a long line of automobiles and not to try to crowd ahead
of someone else.
In short, If ypu have not trained him as a child in the
basic* principles of personal responsibility, consideration
for others, sclf-confldence combined with reasonsbls cau
tion, obcdlenco to law both.of parent and state, good man
ners, courtesy, and respect for th# rights of otheff, ypQ
But It kit a ana* when
Woofy gallantly rescued a l
B e tn e t lUford AHrad .
hib with **Eare“ Ural bard
the wicked forsake hit way, and
y of others. ~
th#
unrighteous
man
hut
e care of their toys,
U ougktat and let him return
___ __ __ __ .
ghefe they will get
a a to llia Lord, and he will have
melky Upon him; and lo our God. rusty, or on the living rooirt floor for elder, people to
f ° T—lili *j}g ^ “kundantly pardon. ■tumble over? If you do not, you cannot expect them to
COUgAGB
MW* lw«a •ora* toUrratUk comments’ la the press sad
Srw M H T ort* eddier'a reeding.
A* aboK while ago the New York
Time* quoted the llimrUo at
DU aS taring tho men In the
were “moat vocal'* In
their demands for books. _
General' Waved 'to ld the lo rd
Major of London teat “books
a r t perhaps the meet aewptobto
form of gtfU the* esa be »eat
to the Forces ia Africa."
TW libatiw in' Camp Sbtlbj
reported that they bad 14000
prolific British novelist, died at
His home In tha Lake District
on June 1. lie had failed to racovvr from a heart attack suf
fered a week before.
Sir Hugh was 67. B* was born
In New Zealand, and a t tha age
of eigh t was taken to New Yark,
whdrt He father taught dogmatic
theology at the General Theolog
ical Seminary, fn 1808 the fam
ily returned to England, and he
was tent to Kina'* School at
Canterbury and later to Em
manuel College, Cambridge.
In the last war ha earnedvthe
Order of Saint Georg* for edn■plcloui bravery. Ju st before hla
final lltrte**, he h id keen body
with broadcast* from London,’ on
behalf or tha nation’s <aoaU, and
hla -voice was a familiar one td
many listeners here.
“When I started a i a writer
everyone woa against me”. Wal
pole arid. “I was told I had too
creative gift* at
1 had any
aor 0 . BaraWfll, B. 8. m. A.,
Profvaeor of Production Practice
at tb* Strvcnj Initltute of Tech
nology, with the aaalatanco of a
■taff of expert*. The took 1*
planned a* a reference library,
describing and llluitratlng retry
basic machine ahop operation. 11
will have 870 pages, with over a;
thousand llostratTcm. Though it
to planned primarily (or beginMrs, It la complete enough to bo
of raluo to Qm expert. Tba price
is f 1.98. Advertising In riewipa
pers, magaslnts, over tho radio,
and by direct mall should create
g nation-wide demand ' for tho
book.
For tbooo who have .pent tbe
pest seven year* In hoping, the
publisher* aH pit aaed ' tor an
nounce tho discovery of a now
original Thome Smith I Thome
left * behind him a complete
ikeletort manuscript of this novel,
crowded With the funny altuatlorta, beleaguered characters and
Inlmltabto" Jfalbgtie' * with which
TadniS' Smith became famous.
Now*
refurbished
and pre
pared
fo r. publication
' In
the ^capable hands of Norman
Leftover wallpaper can be used
effectively fer* cfarertag wmU’
basket*. utility botttd'hhd actededry corUlriCrt for d r r i * drdvfI k : The paper alee la'CAoWhlent
rddk to fl* ederY »lu» and ihapp
of rloeftt. inquire abtort them a t
your ' depalttoetft * itotw 1f'J[M
sr j? ^
— Bbnea altoed'khsa** often djUr
out eUaiiy/Ydte aktoF bn (Se out
ride rn d rurte’ a t'tM edgba. it U
beat to b * y lt In* adton #dwatltlejL
andTfa!^ t ^ R j ftfU ra to f!
If rod1brnlefb fthfAv by dal
Inc I f fa d* Cotr arffakweV,
q t i r i r f y F d t w ^ s u ittr f t f t
nil noted fa » t Wff a
edn'-athnit
| ’Tra <a •
I f you liho'trWVW
soften. np, when jtetoi
ktop a *«<■* d! hfbti
cr apple''bW'dW
ts
-a
hla service*
to IlUrutura both we said' wltch-iwritten with all
creatively and. eritM lIy war* ha-’ th e health crT a Vrdeky Invbntkto
warded with ktoljfhtbood fa 1987 which hd* been tha despair of a
—but will bo further honored I* acoK o f Imitators.
the grateful' recollection of On- X Wallace Wolly, Jr., solid
■
*i------>
--- ^ fkm
Sir Hugh Walpole, popolar and. rO*fat*a remdera
throughout
h^a *u^rr}OK. Bgt ha. Cornea
_
-
WgV th a TltuavHle Rtar-Ad\ BOta* It: “It is easier to
I* billion mdpqulto o ff* than
uld not have to worry a
freedom of tha seat II year hitches. Tho rest are drikHeeaZ-ddinv a heroic Job1
■to navies of the worU under uiiinsplrirtf conditions. Unless thfjr,are-held o fe f Cbf
lekly rounded up anil vast majority will finish their year with IJU& jirttcUdai
o f antoattoiwi.
fa IlmiUna the
mother can still
day apd nobody
MW a number of autoom tha highways yeatorI t Jockad as If thay were
kaowledf* of modern weapfms.
In only two gun classifications are(afh on'
machineguns and Garaad aemi-automafk.' rifHfife w e nbw
have 200,000 Garanda and the adding 1,200. dally. TOfer
Inch anti-aircraft guns aTe being tnrned biit a^thj^rate
of about 25 a day. They have a top ranfi
It will bo a year before wo get into pfodu
millimeter blazers that can' keep enemy
Heavy artillery production won’t be effort
a year. Present c<;ulpnient in this
moded by new developments.
to' 13 tons, l* »t
Current production on light tanki
the rata of 18 to 20 a day. M edial,|
hind schedule. Of the five firms havi
25-tonners, only Chrysltr is showing
M l i U Iff*
V
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
f
JUNE
30;
1941
LIABILITIES
R E 80(1»C E B
Capitol Stock —
Qurpluk and Un
divided P ro flu
Reserves —------ U
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emtoU ......... ..
1 Overdtaffa ------Banking Booms,
r Fafalfar* aato
'
Fixtqraa
-1~
Real Batata— - Cuatomera Ltobli)
, Lattara r i Crtc
*iuu:uur uno man ns rvaann
tie Air Corps are convinced that tha*
getting:,and training to fly will ho ah
off anything tint can atay In tha air.
fly. t il l tima next year Uta ah’ i
1M.T61A4
-
;quate striking power. Today we age |
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43.00®- At.thrtL4§
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hr.
OF
u i s m
OQMPTBqULHrS CALL
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TmS SANFORD IfERALD. PANFORD FT.ORID A
'ocial
A n d Personal
LOCRINE BEAL, Society Editor
ial Calendar
MONDAY’
1Circle* of tho Women’* Soof ChristUa Service of
}fethodlst Church will- meet
I f . M- a t the following
[.Cb-cl* One, a t the home of
W. P. Chapman on West
th Street.
C ircle T w o. w ith
In M ay fair.
Mrs. L. T .
Circle Three, with Mrs. George
“ um a t 0:30 A. M. a t DayBeacb. All member* who
going am aiksd to teleMrs. P. H. Landing,
B-W.
C lrtia F a u c „ b b .U * - t V u .H -NH
with. H n . A. K- Shoemaker,
Mm. C h a rt* G riffith a*
a a a .'
i* -
-
Circle Fleer wBSr - Mr* JdTin
at her home on Myrtle
H.
SL Mark'* Chapter of the Wo
man's Auxiliary of Roly Cross
Ueopal Church will meet at
Parhh House from 8:00 P.
until 0:00 P. M.
ha quarterly builnei* meetof the W. M. U. of the Flr*r
Church will be held In
church at 3:So P. M.
ember* of All Soul* Catholic
for the Red
Woman’* Club be___ ______ 00 P. M. under the
sponxorahlp of Mr*. F. E. Koumlllat.
1 Mrs. Roy Tlllla will «pon»or
aewlnr »c**lon of the Wo
n'* Clob to be held In the
ib house from 9:30 A. M. un
i t :30 A. M.
S t Ann'* - Chanter of the Hoi*
TCtwa EoUcopal
Church will
a t the home of Mr*. B. F.
•Jtner. 703 Oak Aveaue, a t
P . M .'
'
TTTF8 DAT
The Dependable Cl*** of the
Methodist Church wUI »ew for
’th e Red Croa* In the Women’s
Club from 2:00 P. M. until 4:00
% If. under the sponsorship of
Mr*. D. D. Smith.
W ED N ESD A Y
Members of th* American
Region Auxiliary, spomored by
f K n . J. W. Daniel, will sew for
Red Cross In th* Woman’s
* Have Outdoor
P arty
TT®T.
. * i l l r . am] lira. R. R. Pippin
.entertained with an eat door
•warty' a t tbelr home on Waat
•W M i»tHW >«T«n.
Churches Will Have I
Union Services
Japs Plan To
Extend Power
Activities
In Far East
T a i t p h c n # 148
Iff
/%••#*» list re*
p rr
*4
Ja p a n is co n tideiing an e x te n
sion of th e lim it* nf h r r te rrito r
ial water* trhirh. in vffuc:. would
cut off Vladivostok. R u o u ', big
F or the m onths o f Ju ly a n d ' '
A ugust the oengri-rations of the , Mrs. M. i um m ing h a s ib her Pacific port, from notto.il con
churches of the city will co-op- guest, her g ra n d d au g h ter, Fran- ta c t with t i e rest o f th> world
«ml ham per any abipnivuia of
ermte In holding union preaching j
Sm ith, fr.im A rcadia,
United S tate* • m aterial I" war
service*, each Sunday evening a t |
8:00 o'clock. For the month of i Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A. Speer. rin g Russia.
G erm an correspondent* induced
Ju ly these a re to be held in the visited m Daytona R each T hurs- " u h I'h ii, entnnet spokesm an, to
M etbodist c lu tc h .
1 ,|»y afternoon and evening.
m ake th is positive •li-.clo o ie in
I t is fe lt that these meeting* |
_______
a pres* conference Friday
go fa r in prom oting the spirit
“ Ha* the J a pant'i*** goht-i n m tn t
of co-operation, fellowship. and
di«cu 53etl th i -4
irg u n ! i»kj Imr
good will on the p ait ot lh<- va
w atvm surrmintliiihr \
»*»«»k ? "
rious D enom ination.;
ami they
a li^ rm nn
m**x|>Mp*-vmnn iiltctl
should be supported heartily by
a fte r Ishii - nt*I th«' vnbin t had
M r., J.nm , Hussey nf Jack- tak e n up iht* «|u«-•«t i«»ii of • \p»nd
every church member and every
sonville
one concerned fo r tho Christian
1* jj1**
• ing territo ria l wnt4*r< ln*y* *»•t th r
of Mr. sati.t Mrs. J . O . H uff.
cause.
in ternationally n o - c n u e d l i t r e
M embers o f any of tin choir*
mile i*ne.
.
H a rry Joe Mmaarik haa left
tfit" rtvihWUvd .* • »>► ■
p U rr
"O f course, ' Ishn repli'd, "but
fur Ith n a . N#. V.t to vUit With the i|uestiun has
in the choir for the evening.
not I ■. n d«-On thU f ir s t o em -nm tho ser R u s ' h -II S t il\%• II for a few weeks. ckded.'
mon w ill h e preached by Re*, j
----------Ish ii indientod that th, gov
M artin J . Brunt of the Holy Cro»» j F rank I owlcs i* sp e n d in g a ernm ent was *,-rioii*lv consider,
Episcopal Church.
(vacation at Indian Rocks Reach ing the
possibility of
1 nitisl
n e ar Tampa.
S tates aid shipm ents to Russia
via Vladivostok, on the -a of
Mr< | | ii. odhnm , Sr., Mrs. Ja p sn , which is ail lint • o,dosed
J. O. Adams and Miss M artha by the huge are of tho Japanese
A dam , spent the day yesterday l<jand*.
Ja p a n is eom m ittisi to t,',-rnian/
The T . F« l - Cias* of the F i r s t ! nt D aytona Reach.
and Italy Isitl at
war
with
B aptist ( lu rc h was • nli rtuim sl |
M r .mol Mr«. K. I., l.aney of R u s s ia to help th, m a.-ain-l ally
a t the homo of Mrs
l.illian i
Jark
-o
n
v
ille
spent
the
Ju
ly
4
|
ataek
by
a
new
hclligc'cnt
tilt
Vickery on W est T h i •
S treet holiday ..ill, .Mr tmney-'s parents,
while th e
governnu nt
said
on Thursday evening wiih Mr*. Mr. ami Mrs. K. ft. l-a n ry .
W eilnes.lay it h id decided on a
M. Gum m ing, Mrs.
|i S. K.
iHiliry tow ard the Rii«- i ni \ vis
S ta rr and Mr*. W. K. Kuder as
Ja m es Brown ha* a rriv e d from | w ar, Ishn would rod -n, whnt
co-hos tease*
F
ort
Sam
Houston,
T
ex
a
s.,
to
th a t policy is A-ked if it mount
A red, w hite nn-l blue color
w ith his m other, Mrs. May- continued Japnne-e n.-oti uio v. h»them e was accentuated in keep visit
liello
Brown.
answ
ered only
--Jly
110 ,111 is
ing w ith the July I holiday, with
sealed.*'
quantities of rvd m il white tinM r. and Mrs. C lyde T nnner
n taa placed about
the
rooms.
Colored billoons wen- lu n g on a rriv e ,| yesterday from Jackson
the window* and urm ss the ville lo visit with Mr. T n n n rr's
m other. Mr- Jessie T an n e r.
doorway.
A short business m eeting was
M r- C olniian Hull is spending
presided over by Mr*. S tarr, and
Til** Y m ilijj |Vn|»li'
el
an in te restin g tulk wu* g i v e n by the weekend in S av an n ah , Ca., Pr»*«|ivt4‘i tun ('Itu it li m Ib i i
Mia* Alyce DjCotit-ey concern ns the i-iiesl of Mr. und Mrs. a ttrm li'il lh** I'n l*\ I. rinu C u n ing the B aptist Bible
inslituto A. K. Brown.
f r r e iif r , \»lm li u.i*» ti* 1*1 m M l.
which s?ic h a s Icon attending in
D o rn, w ill ro iiilu cl > tin* m -in in tf
Mr.
nml
Mr*.
Hoy
William*
New O rleans, La. for the past
l e r v i r n n ' »!•*• e h im li nl 11: 00
h.iv«*
arrived
from
M
iam
i
lo
vi*U
several month*.
< Sun.l-’iv m»»ii •i9tr
Mi** Nancy R o s.e tte r enter wilh Mr-.. W illi.inn’ jin ren ’*, Mr. ° 1’*n
Tho.-o
tnkm i; |.i>r on th«* |*r«»1
tained tho group with an am us mvl Mr 4. A. K. Ilnljurn.
•from
inrlinl*’
M. I ’.indyn
ing reading. Refreshm ent* fur
M r. nm l Mr* J. W Hall in.l Di|fiH\ M i*4 11.•• *\* lliMili*, MiM
thering 11* cho*en color m otif
M m y Alice lliin :e ri John Iti«tw ere served by tho ho»le»<es, a*- il.unrMt-r. DorU. sp e n t th«* July lim*. Robert 11* rn»!-.ri in.| llm*•t holiilny in Jacksonville with
sD tcd by Hhlrfey Ann Moritnn.
rv Brownlee. Th.* fuomr Choir
relative-.
Those presen t w ere: Mrs. I„ E.
will lr.nl th** «inrini' f-»*- th'»
Tew , Mrs. W. C. DcGmirsey, Mm.
Mr*. R. T. .W a rrrn U expect- n m ' i r m .and the pnldie hu*» he rn
A. K.
itbaaettcr,
Mrs. K. I*.
e i t r m l r d nn invitntion t.» ntRine*, Mr* 8 . ’ A. Eden field, Mr*. rd to rt'tiirn M<>n<lny from Florwhen* nh»* hax been tend.
Ja n e Sm ith,
M rs hinder, Mra. e n rr, H
Gumming. Mr*. S ta rr und Mrs. visitIntr* w ith rrla tlv rs .
children, F.nim.n an«l R»»b, from
Vickery.
F ra n k lin
T um m ing
arrived Itom e, t!a. They vnero niruiito
Also, Mi** Alyce DeCourary,
homo
from
F
o
rt
Snm
Ilouaton,
... th.............................................
.
ti>
e ir htum* from Sar;i.->da
m%a Nancy R ossetter. Mia* F ran
ce* 8 m lth, Mi** Theo
Vickery T exan, to vixlt with relative* for w here they hud been vi’otmif.
----------aevorml day*.
i
and 8 hirley Ann M organ.
I Dr. and Mra. Allen Jo in * and
Friend* o f J . E. C o u rier will non, A llen, J r., h a w le tu u ird ’•»
ho triad to learn th a t h o ha* rc -| th eir hmuo in Miami a fte r viaitwere: H r. am) Mm . II. I*. Her- ta
J
Und of Magnolia. Ark., ^fra. A. rm sI homo from tho A tlantic („ ,* with Mr*. Minnie
J. Chambrrs ami son, Jimmie, C oast I.lno H ospital In W s y c m s s ,, MIm |>-l t r irii* Jo n e s n. . ompnni. d
w h tre ho has b ra n receiving
h,.r(. b u t hak ....... to A t
of BirmingHam, Ain., Jack Snell G*«.
lan ta to join u housepurty.
of IHnkmrJ, Ala., Mr*. Leo iRch- tre a tm e n t for n erem l week*.
ersonal3
T. E. L. Class Meets
At Vickery Home
RADIO NEWS
la
“Pals of the Pecos1
“Puddin’ Head*
MIDNIGHT SHOW AT 11:30 TONIGHT
8tmday A Monday
Coming! 3 .Days!
TueA, Wed., Thurs.
3 Shows Dally
12:30
—
4:30
—
8 : 30 -
J. A. McGrmw, of th r board of
6 » f*i t*i'll*q I'Utform
I l|H I« T I l>
4 I I I l i t II
deacon* and elder* of the F irst
6 ' I t el'ltull >4 '• F3
C hristian C h u rth , located on S a n •a n f a r * % « r a l a | % ir » u 4fc
6.
liu u r
ll>*bert II
" • •
• •
A venue
and
Sixteenth
»» l • ■ !ti:i«hi.» » fiK-i'rt Orrht*«trn ford
7 .!'•1 l I* New *
S tre e t, today nt*ted th r church ItiM. jii'lis i.|
7:1*’ M .i'hitl
udo
» m “ happy to anno u n ce" that U -i «hl|»
7 \ 'i***!la Kr|M«rti*r
it ha* a ec u rrd a t it t m in u te r.
7 • *1 i«t«* l! i*ui
Robert II. S chondelm ayer, a ttu
7 •* I • -t \N • K«*rgrt
C incinnati
Bible
7.
k n u rr I'Hk’i and the n rw i dent a t th r
h
Iftr hara.li*
Sem inary. C incinnati, Ohio.
8 l.’» S.ilurdoy Night S rrrn a d r
Mr
S chondelm ayer haa
re
1* ! - F 'jh 'i c A f f a i r ^
cently closed h it m lniatry a t New
y i * I ’i H u R h y t h m Hoys
Fart*. Ohio, and haa a lre ad y ta k
9 t ’* \ f u i «»f t h r W o r ld
en up hi* work here and hit*
l l ' «*.» I t i ' v
I tofi»r, O r r h p v t r i
ll# * M u'
10 tt* M i t a i l
I onng
nrvh«*«trn * a*ked "th e aupport and co-tipera
11 • *1 I Ml*.n W rll*
tl«»n of all member* and friend-*
)1
^
S p * \u k
n r«h . x tr a
of the church in o rd e r th a t tinchurch m ight
do
a
g re ater
work for the Lord.'* Visitor*
have
been extended a welcome
to a tte n d all aervicea
of
th»
church.
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f K»ii"|n»
, \ . " n iiy Mimic
I i ui Mm ( i t i r u n I • ft
1 1 ' Mihia
|»«y t ’nravnn
’ ’*1.1 i| «<f iIn* \ir
U '
H s ir Jtiidun
I I \t\ t
! inn i Drnteh Orehe*trn
• ti * \> n \ i The / ahi
ft. ••(•<»( lull i'irfi'
II ...
II ' .ll 1 akc ( il y TulH*rn.xr
t ti
ls ,41 ' »i i i . »i .if th.. Air
12 it \! ii. Ii e.f Limr-t
!"• ti .(. ii • l«*ii rnins?
1
» t . . \V » .
ent*, Mr. snd Mr*. R. I . Cor D nrtn*. Sue G riffith , who ha*
nell sm l M r .' snd Mra. E. II. been vi*itinfr her irrandnmth* i.
luinry.
.Mr*. D ow ry, re tu rn e d home with
them .
M r. and Mr*. I. E . G ru b b and
■ laughter' o f A kron, (Vhlo, hare
M r. ami Mr*. I - E. W right
been th# guest*
fo r
several
ml .laughter, R u th Je a n nml
day* o f M r. a n d Mra. W. E. R an son. Gordon E dw ard, nn.l Mi*»
dall a t th e ir homo on 115 French Mary Klixahoth Daniel plan l»
A ren a* .
leave Monday for Savannah, Ga.
Mr*. W right plan* In go from
M iss M a rjo rie T lllla has ar th ere -to
A tlan ta ,
while
Mr.
rived from W ashington. D. f\. W right, R uth Je a n and Gordon
to y talt for two week* with will go to Colum bia. 8 . C. to
h e r p a re n ts. Mr. nnd Mr*. Roy visit w ith relative*. They will all
T lllla. a t th a lr home on Elm re tu r n to S an fo rd on Aug. 1.
A rena*.
Mr*. K. D. limith, Mr. and Mr*.
ale month*, to wlalt with hi* pa II. N. Saytr, Mr. anil Mr*. F..rn t Gabhrl, Mr*. M. II. Gat*
rent*. Mr. and Mr*. Fred T. rchcl,
Mr. ami Mr*. John linker.
William*.
______
Mr. and Mr*, tl. L. Perkins, Mr.
O. W. Flemlnr and Andrtw and Mra. M. 8. Wiggins, Mra,
Carrawav »oent the July 4 hol Norman Wedekind, Mi*. Walter
iday at Daytona Bench with Mr*. Teague, Mra. C. II. Moss, Mr*.
Fleming and Mr*. Carraway who T. A. Stile*, Mr*. Drure Riser,
are (pending a two weeks’ va Mra. J. K. Rlaer, Mr. and Mr*.
E. B. Randall, Mr. and Mr*. John
cation there.______
Ivey. Mr. and Mr*. K. E. R«uMr*. Roy Brown aceomnanled millat, Mr. ami Mr*. II. M.
her mother. Mr*. Peto Nleder- Rumbley, Mr. anil Mr*. Clark
m ayor,. to her home In M»l*- Laonardy, Mr. and Mr*. T; J.
hnnena Thuredav. where »he will Drummond, Mr. and Mr*. I-re
Mr*.
visit for several day*,' before go- Ranabottom, Mr. and
BhrMon, MU* Surah
lni» to Alabama to anend tho re W. - O.
Sheldon,
MU*
Minnie Ste.
mainder of her vacation.
wart, Mlaa Joan Bayne, MUa I.lllian
Adam*,
Mi**
Emmeline
Ml** Ann
Crawford Stine,
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. G. A, Thuretjn. MU* Mary Tamm, Ml**
Stine, 420 Summerlin Arenne. Bette Wathrn, Mi** Klliabclh
I* leaving Sunday mornlnp for Lafflcr, Mlaa CecclU Truluck.
Charleston, W
. Va. to vlelt with MUa Oleda Dyion, MU* LoU
relative* and friend*. She wlU Caldwell, MUa Marjorie Coghum,
return S e p t 1.___
__ ■ - 1 . MUa Ellaabeth Dyaon. MU* Nell
fltnquefteld, MU* M ttrielK nnx.
Jessie Durden, MUa MEIUMe. a n d Mr*. O. K. G«ff had MUa Jeaate
aa thofr yoeata ye.terday Mr. abeth Whlgham, MUa Luey Rou*
and Mr*. Robert L. Kaae and millat, MUa Joan A narello, Gene
Harrison,' Giles Chapman, C. A.
Whklden. Jr.. John Adam*. Frank
Kelly, Cheater Muse,
T.
J.
0ANS
D rum m ond.
J r ., l e m r
AT THE CHURCHES
SATURDAY .N ir.llT
ii i K 7 Mndrihg aotorif 'cf Urtlr
relatives who are visiting with
Ohein and othora la Sanford.
■ Tho rotate enjoyed cooking
pork chop* over an optn fire and
Mr waa served from colorful
las whlah surround the pool ola, Mr. and Mm. Roy Britt,
Mrs. B ruc
Laney
M rs.
C harles ' G riffith and
aiadjf, Elisabeth ami Vrggy I*ip- nf M Sr.t. a nPde tersb
Um Pippin garden.
u rg
sp e n t
the Mr*. Herbert S lp n 'h 'tff, and anti,
W . - J o p t a , th* p a r t, pin, and Mr. ami Mm* Tippln,
J u ly 4 holiilny w ith th e ir par Neil, have re tu rn e d hom** fr«»n
Judy CaaoYa
Schondelmayer Is.
New Church Pastor
WDBO
Conference Croup To
( ’endnet Sen ices
Last Times Today
Double Program
3 Mesquiteers
PAGE TIIREK
Vielv* >•
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lla rtlrn . a g r
c a m p r r this
s i r . is
w rrk
1
Claude R. Wickard
Call Farmers To
Grow More Food
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W
CAN T
TAKE
YOUR
AD
OME
1*0 it
TI..-
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Vlu .ll.
vr* I •* lit.
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IP YOUR T A S T E DEM ANDS
n
niotinl •
hull.
for th* n e x t two year* we are an.l
L> linn
going to su p p o rt prices of these
producta. I-*t me em phasize th a t
Thr
w* are going to "xupport price* II I r VI V . Mur . I **| t» H I. • •
V
ice4
unit . «!-»•* »|.-t..
of product*, and not •fix' or 'peg
an.l
r"fur
lu l l
a ).• r»
W A -ttllVGTJW . Ju ly 5— (S p r- price*.
P ll'l
.1 .11 H il l......I ll
“ Farm er* don 't w an t re p eti mui».I H u i k a .
1 • d )— More fmwl from A m rrlcan
tion of th* crash H a t followed
f .rmn I- needed n»t only In this th* t i n t w ar. They w ant to
« \i \ u in N
n u n
i m i n i.
• > m lrv but in Europe, and *o krep the good will ot th* consum
21 1 4 . 'I J4f
*• in
A*11 eltl.l \|.w K 1.
.eitlon.il agricultural lenders i r e era and taxpayer*. T hey don't
rharic'
i"W .'tilin g on Florida farm er* w ant lo gouge. In tu rn , ronsura\
M
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•
i" i Join others throughout tF* er* and tax p a y e rs ihould rrs L
... ral.ll. M, 1 1 . u • II
ll"Mill.g
■- unity in pi...luring more food iie th a t fa rm prices a ra low by II a.i \ v|
... 1 M
Y I* 1
l-»-Mlu.t * S ecretary of A gricul com parison w ith o th er prices.
1* M
Hlrarl \J- 1II.sf
ture t la.ule It lt,T-i---W ickard1 -----------*
aum m rd C onium era and ta x p a y ers also
. • 1 \l
Rvai.M* •' • . 4e-V%|i
U|l U situation recently a* fo l. | rnu**
^*™, , r * r , n
"l
l|«
*
*
lilt
C«sw
•
li.vt'g*
*I not feed and clothe th* country_
T h i s w ar is sowing the seeds I Jt^*HnR*ly If lh#y do *o a t •
M X h illl’ 1 III III II III .1111
ll.-tl, »« till.' (It )'•» 11> • • r 1
I famine all over E urope."
ope. Even loan
Hr. 1 1 It.wlv r . «• r
Only
a
email
p
a
rt
of
tho
task
though the war stopped soon, it
HMI..I.* *•1.... 1 In »-• \ VI
would to a long tim e before E u- before a g ric u ltu re can be
I'fe-a. 1.•I. • H. r»lrr. |l .... \ M
by the people in W ashington.
Wo.lt.r .1. I:v#iiiim: 1 • .)• ;4rr •
»*-p# would to on a self-«uff|cin
T h at Is w hy we have com* to viva, J 1. 1 II.
ho*J» in livratock produce. Al
,
i. r ' till-war, a large p a rt o t th e th* field. You will have to carry
•I U ' l l M • M l IM M
rid will to looking to the th# load and te e th a t the pro
I t k l ! R l'M Ii'i:
I iiltrd .Stale* for food. W hether gram becomes effective. T h a t la a
II
^ I ' ti ll n , I'.iwi.er
Hun-1.
N l t i v i l , |U tut A M
to*- eqn g(ve it to tl.-m m ay de- trem endous job. B ut fortu n ately
jiou
a
ra
prep
ared
for
th
a
t
aa
you
Mnfiiiii.
('rr
irhlDM H rtti.v II *0
Tipw
myeh
w eight
th e
v* never been prepared before. A U
rMled 'S lati-i-W ill 'h a v e a t the
I* * H I* K , I 4)f) |* M
TF# E'atenaion Service la well
p ra te councils.
I* \l
, i.
, 1. . ___
'N"- I'm not afraid of sto rin g organited and staffed. You hava
T ill: n n » r M i T i i i i D i v r
up ton-m uch fmal now. Reiuqm- a Trlple-A committee lh almoet
l * | l l IH.M
•« r th a t tjt'iusanils nf oijrv<rwn every township, and you have
l*»»a k s . u u r Jlli.l K lf ll i HlV rr l
|» 'tple have never hnd riWugIC of strong and affective farm or
l»» ’
I* j | l i i h t in in, I' .i-iter
U
m
ginlsations.
You
people
In
tl.* rig h t klml* of food. A p a rt
Hi i h . I m
y*'l|.s*.|, X l ’. \
m
of any program for th* defens* field will do th* job. 1 have no K M t' K x v , a u i t a r l i i U i H t o i i l .
M«*i
••
•
Itif
W
Ufattl|».
II
r
t
'rlnrti;
fear
of
that-'*
of democracy I* to be c erta in
a« lm lfi l*l t .ilt-n n f
lh.
H-4«'riii4irDl
th a t our men, women and children
Of I h r f s*>r.t*4 f^' ip|.r f .
,
T H E B E S T IN
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
BE SU R E T O V ISIT
NICK’S
Package Store
4i* e a e r u M ii a v a s t t i
*>>••• S treet r i s e H A A
..rp er.es* * .
S ler*
f.
strong and' healthy.
"Farmcra
______ __
they mml grow farm producta
for a living. If they want to
continue farming, they've got to
t* i ti<in for coniumera. Food*
won't riae to unreaaonable level*
if there am ampU euppUe*. With
•oir productive capacity, It la a s
m o matte? to grow enough for
ooraeleM and our alllae, too. It
U an r*»v matter If we aaaure
funner* Mir price* for thalr
product*.
T h « firat assurance to fame-
U that feed price* will ho hold
a t ; about their present levels.
Thiwngh tho 700 million' hostels
<>f 'c o m
In the
ever-nomal
granary we have a means at
*1 it Hieing feed price*. Wo am
going to offer government-own.
til com at about
over the aext two yearn.
PAINT YOUR
CAR WITH
NU-TNAMEL
'.TOR ONLY .
The annual Lotua Bloaaom PeaV uuiia
I *• 0 |» lr’a lU'-r- ( IIIM u, T III)
tival will he aUged a t Mehileah P. M
June t l under direction ef Mra.
I ' N l M N M K I l V I l 'R H ,
I m.i
i|.
M. M. Gl*t A ronteet will he o m i a r t - K . i l i.tn* n f v i r t m i v r h u n h w
k
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a
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i.
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held to aelect the 1S4I lotua M a r l i n > I - r a m
: RANDALL
ELECTRIC
CO.
W».in» «.l i * I ' r a y r r M ^ o l l m u T n*
P
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| *111 m.I r <• iH'i't I n lh*
C T i r l a i U n Why o f U f a - .
' A rr»f»l*.»l i f i v l U l k u i l u a l l l h 1
M M lr*f.
Y m D etu i T t , Bm > la
LIQUOR
H I MAGNOM A A V K.
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
F R E E D K I.IV K R Y -epnO N B W«
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
Brandy, Champa*!*,
Win*. Gin, CordUla, ate.
Free DeSvory,
BAGGETTS
-Uqaor Store
•
Expert Repairs
Phone l l «
f f 2*hTT Arcade
Oar shop U wtll gqalppcd
to Buiko ony repair* on
farm machinery, irallorg or
olhor equlpment.
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
Expert Welding
•Hot ani. Rapajg Horvka
tBOB STINK, Ownara
Wh
jSTTNE MACHINE SUPPLY CO.
a t m & t 'ir —-
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M m ’ "• • III Mil
I'•*r
For Fresh Pre-Cookd Bouquets
Artistic Design A GorttfM, Call
vx -fa
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follow ing
Improvrmi-nl*
• I!
.liiM fp h I*. H u r l e y
I).
I* h h. |> ..f |i|orp<f of St. hsvr b rrn mad* line* la st yrmr
\'« . ’it'*'. H a , " rn p n l Dro- com bination officr ami first sol
room also housing power t.Unt
i»-m is •in* ill *
iui>l
A m e r ie n n
I •• u' h I ••]•«*%. * ft um \Ya*h. ■ml srrv in g a* living quarter*
for ram p custodian; a nrw septic
U i o n dcaH inir tsn k ; a nrw g r r a s r tra p and . 1.*
| h,s«I p lan t fo r kitchen; five boat.
G.mnI
m a ttrrssr*
are
now
3 i •• M
new adition ha* I r r n added to
.1 •• ‘S p o i l
th r kitchen.
I
\ •••nn? hit :i *
Iloldrn David won a w hite r.l.
I ’ I I t.» l i n \ i Inn II.ty <
bon for
sw im m ing
rffirjrn lly
I ii I nif i»ui |..i |tunririi;
Jn
rk
Ludwig, G ro rg r
Sinun*.
141 It** • I Ive*. fsdk xi.ng*
Billy B ryant, also won n b to n s in
f* ' • • ur«»l M-i* -Ii.
swimming.
•'» " *••»’•
M* Imly Ranch
Don’t fo rg rt t l r W ater I’agraiil
S unda/. Ju ly 8.
In th ree d a y , a p p ro ilm n lrfy ill |
boys-novirra have to rn Ira rn .d t,.
swim.
••r*
i i .r
T h r ra m p will run Ihrimgh
7 • V.nlM l M.lml.s*
Saturday, Ju ly 12-nnon.
7 * I' i -m' all Sou*"*
Cabin One-* as usual ha« nn
7 ii M»i"i«' K muiii
7
I li n e r D jivm and t h e n ^ w * rx rrllrn t diam ond-ball tram
This tra m hi* c h allrn g rd n
H »'ii It.*. , Tnv* n
tr*m of •o-callrtl all sta rs for o
S;-’’u Sunday N i l e Si>fcn.i«le
series nf gam es.
,
!» «m Take It H r l* av e It
T hr S anford H rra ld r srn t it* !'•
l* in ’ idimilii.i Wnik^liop
ropir* of hom* town hoppenmg*
In • ” llendlini** nnd Byline*
T heir generosity i* a p p rrn a trd
in r* Dunn* O rchestra
in n S nny Dunham D rc le stra very much.
IIoImi Dean think* th r mail se r
II
»h. Spivnk O rrhi'"lM
vice hrr* Is top*. H r will rx .
1 1 '.'tn t ’;.rl Huff Orrlientrn
plain.
I I j 1‘ic** New*
Boy, com ing for the second
IJ:"M S ig n O ff
w rrk will arriv e Sunday, July f.
m o f k i
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T h r r . sr* 85 to y , a l camp thiw rrk. Of th**« 18 sr* s t W tni.tm
for th rtr firs t ram ping np*rt«-n<r
T k . h ra lth of th r boy* hsb rrn r x r r llr n t th * w rrk
T hr ra m p ilor* not h sv r faol
Itlr* for visitor*
to r a t h rrr
Visitor* a re a sk rl to bring a p.rnic lunch.
G rorgr
youD grst
Conner, or* who produce mom livestock
Veil# Winiem*. J r , Miller WllUama. Jimmie Tenrilllger, Wal
ter n*ywon,'>fWhaly Best. James
Sineletary. Orville
Tnnehton.
Pic hard Dess, Brinson KlnUw.
GUen Orlham. Boh Dodson. Al
Vatlaee, Jimmie Page and Robert
Camp WlnuRa'
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DAYTONA BEACH, July 6
—UM— It tslll he flrtt-pjac*
DeLand against the field to* night In the Florida
State
*
L edgue’i
fo o rth annual
A ll-S tar
* gam* here. *
*
DeLand and St. Augu»tine
hake been alternating In first
* place *lnce Ihe start bf the sea* son, but DeLand took over top
position Thursday alght to gain
the right to play the All-Star*.
i i . —-The Red IUU, a hard-hitting
team, will faer an all-star lineup
with a Collective batting average
e f .327, escluslve of the pltehar.
On the other aide of the ledger
la DeLand’* advantage In ha»l"f
played ss ■ tenm nil season while
the All-Star* have not worked
together previously. Consequent
ly, the game la regarded aa ju * t
about a tosa-op.
Headln* the All-Stir pitching
staff I* Bloae of Let»bur*. letthorder selth a record "f H wnn
'SS si* tost, dnd R lg h th s n d e r
x t r t i r s o r si *r r r a i
,
M*tle* t* h * r e h v S te e n t h a t p u r . s o a t l t to f t n a t de e r * * e n t e r e d on
: u K M l h dn y o f May. !*»<• •*» ,h a
. C i r c u i t c o u r t o f Homlnol- C o u n ty .
pendlirsT1 wherein1 . K m?
la plalnllff nnd It W JIlHNIWIK.
■ n m a r r l e d . le d . f . o d . n t . t h . un
• d e r e l s n K t . n> H o e r'e l Mnetef. will,
w i t h i n th * l e a s t h o u r , of
‘ M o n d a y , t h e Tth d . y of J u l y l» M .
' o f f e r - fo r
n od »*•• •** t*?*
' M a f ie e t a m t be nt bl.ldev f o r eneh.
v S! t h . fr o n t d o o r o f t h e . ’. a r t
r I t a u s a o f H e m ln o lr C o u n ty . K lu rl e da. In h n n f o n l
a » m ln n l* C o u n ty
l
F lo rid a ; tb#
fa llo w In* d - e e r l b e d
• lot, plee# o r pore*! o f land, e l t u a l e
• la Homlnol* C o u n t y . Florid *. to .
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r n r d e d In P l a t Hook 1. I’* * '
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IT, of t h e P u b l i c Itecorde u f
'
Itemlnole C o u n t y , P lo r ld a .
'
* a |d ante In bn n i a d l to e alia f y
t h * t* rm e of a ald d e cr ee
J A U I h ft HIIARON. J r
Junior Legion
Baseball Schedule
Inter - City Golf
Schedul e Is
Announced
• up p er and th e a te r p a rty T je ad a y
evening given by hi* m other, Mrs.
Ruby one* and her bro th er, Ben
Jones
at
F ern
P ark,
l'hnse Invited w ere: Mr. and Mr*.
J
.
It.
Jones
and
son,
Johnnie,
Grace Moor**
flen June*, Mr*. Ruhy Jones, and
SrniRtrr*** Grace Moore wear* tne Mrs. Gordon B n rn ett.
M nican Order of tho A ltec Fogle,
Hell Benton leaves thi* w rek tn
highest decoration bestowed by that tak e n rnur** on S ta te
patro l
republic. Th* medal wa* given to work.
her In New York In appreciation o f
H e «:«—-wide library project
her re ctn l good-wiU tour south of hn< r ir i fitly limned nnr lib ra ry
the border. Th* presentation wa- fill lovc’y In mil * fu r children.
-nad* by M o lcan Coniul General
Mis Wilh- linln.a le m u r visited
Rafoal da la Colinn.
the library W ednesday. Ml** la-m ur * i* Supervisor o f D istrict
Mr*. W. I). Brown and
Mr.
Ilrown; aleu her grandm oth'-r.
Mr*. M ilton Gore and Mr. Gore.
Mr. and Mr*. T>en W alnright
ta s r aa th e ir guest, Mra. Wainright’a
slater,
Mia*
Dorothy
Adam* of Longwood.
The II. K. Whceier* are spend,
■rift a fuw day* a t th e ir I-oke
1’ickett home.
T.- I. Lingo, Jr., of Cam p DeSoto, T am pa, is (pending a few
dws* with hi* parent*, Mr. and
Mr*. T hsd la-e Lingo.
Jam **. Imwton U spending two
**ft« at i nrnp \Vinuna.
T. L. Lingo and T . L. J r. arv
(pending nvveral day* tu b in g
at Sebastian.
“ Insurance Plus Service”
Mrs. A ugusta D. Covington left
ihhi week a t Asheville, N. C.
Mr. am f Mra. A. P. S te w srt,
if C la ttsn o a g a , Tenn., a re viaitAGENCY
ng their parents, Mr. and Mr*.
to s * PARK
PIIONE IS
A. M. S tew srt.
HENRY
C ami
Jone*
CASUALTY X
HESSE’S HOME
“ ".BAKERY ’’
105 West First Street
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fOTOMOtMWh AND FRrmltur*
1 Relating, F*t Jshnsoa a t lU at’s
Ohrag*. P h e n e I f .
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10 ACKES of rich cslsry farm
’ lead ufldstlaln with arteilaa
w ater Just boysnd the • Ws-
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furnibh ed a pt .
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Of Seminole County
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ANGEL’S
FIRST FEDERAL
By PAUL ROBINSON
CAMP* c—J
PA IN I
TJIE KEY TO SECURITY
P.rery account
Ineared ta tUMO by an
ageacy
ef
United
HUtaa
Government..
Start b o w —save e v
ery day the IN8UIIF.D
SAFETY way.
Take home one of our
“SpeelabT today!
Carraw ay
INSURED
SAVINGS
CURRENT
DIVIDEND
U'h RoqA'to know that
you j v n always gel
Ih c /k in d of cake tltal
■ M h tr awed to bake”
— Also plea, tafia,
rolla,
ctwkieu
and
bread.
ETTA KETT
O ffice.
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YOUR/
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NE#> j
Andrew
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do* ta and Maeon, Ga.. to v isit
Mra. J . B. Jones’ parent*, Mr. And
Mra II. V. Rre e ra and other fe lb VI tt -i and friend* M r. Jones And
hi* m other, Mra. Roby Jon**, ‘oiW W
re tu rn Sunday, hot Mra. j £ B.
Jo n c i J r . and Johnnie will rem ain
fo r a longer visit. (f
F IR E ^ ^ S
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LEGAL NOTICES
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T S i T m l a i b stw ren N » Jn rk
and South A m erica Is visiting
her parents. Mr. and M r'. A. K.
H unter. She Visited her sister,
Mr*. Jo* K o t n u , Jr., a t Kt.
Pierce en ro u te her*.
July 7 Sanford at.. Winter
<’. R. (Tonta ha* returned from
• Park
July M Leesburg at Sanford a byline** t r i / to Jacksonville.
The Junior U. A.* hail their
July 10 Winter Park at SanI r r g o la r buclnr** meeting Monday
’ ford.
afternoon
*t th e c nurth under the
J u ly 14 Sanford a t L eesburg
I direction of Mr*. Fred Pierson,
J u ly IS Orlando a t Sanford
Counselor.
J u ly 17 Sanford a t Kiaaimmee
M r .and Mr*. Curtis H irri*
and daughter, Sylvia, of A tlanta,
and Mu* LaV ert* lla rria , of
Dallas, Ga., a re visiting Mr. and
Mr*. U. W. lu te * .
The R er. J , II. H a te r 1«
•pending a few day* a t TaliahaaMr Mr s . Ma r ia n ' r . jo n k s <w .
Kenneth DeVallle, of SStroud*Mr. end Mra. Bob <R. P.) King her*. Pa., who ha* been spending
h aeu Ju.it received word that aeveral week* w ith W illiam Hentheir ton-in-law, Lieut. George hy M artin; h a t re tu rn e d -to hi*
0. Mean*, of Anniston, Ala., re harm*. Mr. DaValll* wa* a ela»»raised hi* first lieutenant* com- m ate of Mr. M artin* a t the
mission on June 18 In thv quarter U n iv e n ity of Pennsylvania. The
m ister corps. Mr. Mean*, the two young men h a re had a nice
•ell of Mr*. J. H. ■Mean* of trip throughout the aouthrrn p art
Qaineavlle, I* a graduate of the of Florida tho pant week.
Mr*. Maud l>m m lny of Tarnpa
University of Florida, where he
received hi* R. 0 . T. C. training i* v t* llln /r,b er niece, Mr*. Ralph
Stanley.
and commission a* aecoad lieuMr. and Mra. Ralph S tal-y and
ttnant. Prior to hi* rail to the
service In April. Meet. Mean* daughter, Jan e. Mr* Maud Dor
waa employed In the office of m ony, and Mi*a M artha Ann
Mo*n, left the la tte r |>art of thi«
County Agent C. R. Dawson.
week to upend a month a t Day
tona Itijach.
Mr. and Mr*. T hro Aulln, J r ,
• pent Sunday visiting relative*
in lltin e * City.
Allman C a rte r, of llaim * City
h a l o*en the guest of hi* *i»fer, Mr*. T hro Aulln, i t . , and
Mr. Aulln.
Mi** Ella Dell Jonr* of O r
lando I* •pending a couple of
month* a t S m ith ’* Camp.
1
Mr. and Mr*. Robert I .no Kemp
of Starke arrived Sunday to via.
It th eir parent*. Mr. and Mr*.
It. L. W heeler. Mr. Kemp I n re
tu rn ed , but Mr*. Kemp will re
in Lots And watz
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Tftx SAv r m » HCTALP^>SAtffOfW>r n>om o*
ictures
J o d « E. A. C ongrr of New York swears In Dr. Stmo«l E. Morison (lift), professor of history a t
H u n r d University, u a tru«t*« of th« Franklin D. Rooaartll Library At Hyda Park, N. Y Looking on
r m ld tn t Rooter til, who dedicated th t library, and bis eldest ton, J im ts ( right) . The $350,000 library
houses the President's correspond*
J
.C lim axing two years of counter-espionage work, FBI a f t o t s rounded
up
reputed members of what FBI Director J. E dgar Hooeer describe)
1as the g reatest spy ring In tha nation’s history. Twenty*two are of
>(ii-rn'an origin. Eighteen a rre sts were mode In the New Y ork a r ts , tha
others being scattered around the country. Pictured a n nine o f . tht
| m o r e i m p o r t a n t captives Top (left to right) : Lilly Stein, Elea We us*
trnfidd. E v e l y n Lewis, ( e n te r: Frederick J. Duquesne, R ent b{nenenf
Axvl W lu .lii Hill. Bottom: Richard K "hcnlaub, Felix Jahnfcs, P tu]
Mnx.traarar
Two o f tho large-! w aterm elons ever
grow n hi Florida are In mg u-ed
by the
F irst N ational Hank * f I • ■•hurg ibis week
to a ttra c t a tte n tio n ••( !»• n »’i«|»|jiy urging
c ittern s to b u y t'lo le d S la te s d e l *ii ■ humi*
The m elon-, grown h\ R L tioc|«ti|r*l Hint
Neil Brown *»f Sum** i c outit\, w«irh l,k*
pounds (low er b f * .m | '.Mi p'U ii.l. lespe*
lively. T he T«»ni W atson m th»* middle m u
m rtiiM tine. World W»» day, » « h.ld I I merabara of tha Seventh C u rt
N. J , drill a t protecting Near York harbor and approach,#. Daft, mints aro
O n . t . C. Ord a t a New York array bar,. Ri«ht, on, of tha mlnaa and Ita
. Soldi., la foreground la aboard a tug waiting to crab tha aloctrleal cabte
mints a n w ind ao thay nay bo find from obturation point! am (bora.
T b , official C onaan caption on ihla photo d c c lirra • uniform ed
Kinnlth llaaon officer (center w ith dark uniform ) i. ahown. e o n frrrltn
with C arm an aviation officer, over a map. Finland la re p o rte d to
havo doclarod w ar on K u a la ,( to r the terrific bom bardm ent of
Hclalnkl by Soviet- airm en.
•
grown by A. Hugh Ibuirlny of l.r e shurg. In
th r p icture , d e m onstra ting Ilia* w.iterimdnn
hnir m n n l l y here, a re, loft to right Jo Let•ton, lU lty Abney, Ruth Park. Mui> Julia Suititcith. .1 t*nrlisle Rogers, (r»ntci b f t ) , cash
ier of t lie bunk, and N e i l llrowu. *m »o of I Its*
grow cis, arc tho oilier^ » l| o w n
i l ’lioto by
i M iirti *»y of Lake County t 'b a m b e r o f I ’oen*
me cr, )
'Vg
lfiIj
w. , .
K L / “jf __'JJ:
Jacqueline Cochran
af tb , Tranapeit W A ltrd
k talk Now York's aubway
n that Um union la “willing
t o i l * " Quill doclarod a miaf tha transportation ami war* solid!* Ubiad him in
tht fu r a anion contract with
tboahr.
ha Drotbatbaod of Toamatera and
JbaoiT.ura Union, AF t , la ahown
iftar bla arraat by Albany. N. Y ,
hteetivaa on request af Diatrlct
Utonmy Tbomaa E. Dnrry. Fhra
»tWra w it, am ated on chargaa in
tonnactUm with a reported milk
jacket t in * aaid to h a rt .itorted
|-!^00,000 from doalara aad track-
r ir .t woman to ferry a bomber te
England, Am erican aviatrix J aequoIp , Cochran i, ahown hack in her
few Y ork ap artm ent nftcr return
0 a fe rry plane to Canada and a
filck hop to ta tiu a rd iu Field. She’,
a lttln g on her add mup iloor.
0oor«« Atm LineoU of
u i i m a t Now Yprk f
•bar* ah* and bwhroU
tm a a ti
a, Aaaaclatlon af Anwrica knaol bafer/the coffin of Ignaco Jan I'aderew • j sb ■kj.wurld-famoua planlat and Aral premier of l’oland. who died In Naw
w r — Turk a t tb« ago of (0. PaderowsU waa organlaor of tbo aaaociatton,
mmda np of Polaa who worn trained In Canada and aarrod overeeaa
_ ■ ‘
during tha World War.
‘ Maj. Walter Jordan
Major Walter Jordan waa on, of tha
okht Marine, reported reamed in
mid-Atlantic after the Dutch akin
Iba air raid ddf r a n arnmnliMamlar. Moor,den bad boon torpedoed. Tha
Nary announced tha Marine, erera
among n group of tbraa officer, and
of Martlja
-1•‘.■safe:
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 6th
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Friday, Satnriayt-'*IN OLD CHEYENNE'1 with Boy
B of.ri/'^flfabbF. Bayes". Also—“THB GET-AWAY" with
♦.•
Elf’S J
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HER OF I ho 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 B utler" in Mar
garet Mitchell's “Gone With Thu W ind/; to bo ahown at the
Rita Theater neat Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, three per*
formaneea dally, a t 12(30, 4:30 and 8:30, haa been (tarred In
many film* but inalita that hi* part opposite Vivien Leigh waa
undoubtedly the m ud enjoyable In which he ever waa cast.
Peek t - —<*s h .
A tin t
VkU "Xdama _ _
Bis Martin
Chaek Hadley
Bruce Chadwick
Romero
Specialty
H u g e r _____
Hpecialtiea____
WUre Brae.
S ecretary----- M
Madame Rinaldi
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-TH E 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 Bra there.
‘T I W « » ■
Foreman _____ William Pawley
Justice of the Peace ____-LueWn
Littlefield
Announeere ____ Mika Frenkovlch, Gary Breckner, John Hie.
(tend
Conductor______ Edward Conrad
Jim m y __________ (Eddie Acuff
Mre. Merriwother
Jennie ,
____ Mildred Dover
nclj • . '-Ml ,
Sue Den O'Hara „ Evelyn Keyea Brakeman ___
Carmen OHor* _ Aan Rutter* lleadw a l t e r __
Mr. P o rte r ----ford
, i
Counter Man....
tad bund rede 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 fp r'n o x t 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.
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‘Gone
.30.
Igbaat
1 noJ ' si
-HORROR ISLAND," said to ha eomelhtng different along -th rill
picture- llnct, will be the feature attraction of the special mid
night show tonight at 11:30 o’clock at tha Rita. A fine p reg rg a
of ehqrt eubjrcte haa alto been arranged for tto ae who will h a
In town over the holiday weekend.
(•arch for n girl to play the
p a rt 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
• (T9 AAA
. 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 Da rid O. Bel.nlek met Vi
sands of historical and other f a £ vien Leigh, a spectator, who had
tool statement* for uaccuracy.
,— — .. -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 . .*1111100
of physical resemblance
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-which
and lhrv*-«:u*rtermltttr*oK)MrJ«MJI ftcarlett deecrlhod by "MU
L _a —
us were
In tha
United ehell. In that yho
yhe haa tho
the green
Hons
warn sold in
iho Uultod
ite*. Of established sta rt men;
port fraBUte*.
men- eves, narrow waist and pert
tloaed for lha pert of RcarleU tures, he suneated a tail. It
O'llnrn. Belle Davis, K atharine was mads sad on January 1*,
Hepburn, Margaret HuUavan, Ml- 1939. he signed bar for tha role.
_l_
t f _LI _
kl *ea*a
H halM f, I T n
In a i.u
.Will A.
I slsslppi,
'dUleeta,
fMacon,
Isa
- - -* - -- a l tk a
Price of McComb, Mia(tn evoert In Beuihorn
and Busan Myrich nf
Georgia. known ** tho
•t* MUa Myrick waa also era
tA stod with Iho J*h ef technical
adviser In the m atter ef Southf authenticate el
vweAtetbn hit
tect*. though m rtly 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,
a r t 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
W elter Plankett, for a
had to draw more tlu
sketches. nie task was
rated bv the historic fact
en tn w the cloven years co
»y the events described Is
rank, m»n’a and women's.
nns underwent three
a te not only the faahlena « tho
hoopsVirt era M fern ttsk -jm r,
b ut tho makeshift models n r 't t a
powrly.stricken w ar y n M 'i M
tha hustle modes ef the T q g W
•traction'’ period.
Pra-luctloa e f the kmrsrtrnHad film ana officially . b*«aa an
January 3d,. 1339. Victor FI—
IhR. the director, mad* ttn fU
shot on November 11, 13M. t
anniversary of Armistice Day.
It la fair to any that tide I
been th* most important - din
Ioriel assignment a t aB *’tM
Fleming's outstanding skill
Piloting large caoto threat* to
during tha as
Umt b*
dlmetoi
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 i n T W e l r a In (he
’
only with the'eyes and
County Defeme Councils Organize equipped
t a n that nature fitted him with.
And, If ha goes to hie poet in
a cat La wtO hoy hie own gas.
To Collect Aluminum For Defense 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 T o o r Clock*
W alchrn
Repaired
�It > .
.
E M ) K •»—r r
• • • • *»: * ••
I * / f . 1 . #•
v , , ** •
*Vi
S an fo rd la T fie Only O n l r n l -•*
F hirldn C ity A ffo rd in g Kail, IIiR h w iJ
A n d W a te r T ra n s p o rta tio n
A N IND EPEN D EN T^ NKVVSt* A l’fctt
F L O R ID A .
MONDAY*
J l'L Y
lull
M em ber
A sso cia te d
M 'M IIK K Itat)
I ’ resiS
Declares America’s Marines Are Moscow Report Sets German
Stake In China Too Great Landed In
Iceland
Losses At Nearly 1,000,000
Bow To Tokyo Powers American
Troops To
Kcds Claim To Feel
Address Is Emphatic
That This Country
WouHJ Resist Any
* Barrier In E a s t
W A S H IN G T O N . Ju ly
itamflng
h* tw iw i *
Roosrveit an<l the I'rim r 5
of Icolsntl, naval forces
in to supplement' aYv•I r v
replace the liritisH forte*.
hare been «ta»innr»I th rrr
sure n li'4|unlt> tit fciiae t.
country.
K uom - voR
in
Congress in u *prti.il ni«M
,k
th«- far reaching nt*-p m
In Fifth Year
_ a p a n e e e Offensive
Said Blogged Down
Chinese Mire
• WASHINGTON. July 7
—UP)— Federal Security Admlniatrator Paul V . McNutt
asaerted
today America’!
•take la Asia wax “far too
* » T to be abandoned “in
order to appeaee the political
machine which now happen*
to be in power in Tokyo.
i
t n U addresa, em phatic la MITt notice th a t
till* country
would raslat aay Japan**# attam pt to ralaa a m ilitary barrtar
katwean Amariem and Uwi F a r
B ait, waa p re p are d fo r Waati*
Jagton'a China** co lo n y obaarrlng
w U fourth annlvaraary af
the
outbreak
of
tba
Slno-Jap*
*In Chungking tha undeclared
Chineva-Japanaao way went ta le
^ a ^ f lf t h year today with a_rir*
_
(talemato alone tba t , 000*
mU* front, whara a mile* of Caw*
•nltaalm o .ChUng Kal 8b*k war*
reported to be ataadily preparing
for an attem pt to aalae tba of*
fan*lea In Uta hope of achlavtag
Wtory In 1041.
.T ha Chine** aay lhay have t *
■ in tka flald and
ra e a rn Or train*
i’a poattloa an
a oyaa to ua*
*f Jopaaaao
t ta tba Chin*
WASHINGTON, July 1 —<*>
— Name* of tbo aawaat draft
^ogiotranta—tbo 11-vaar-olda who
% * r* algnad up Juljr I —will bo
mlxod la wltb thooo Of eld er man
tm ato In each d raft board area
will loam thoir rolattonablp to
oack other by herteg -aeqaaae*
here” drawn. Tim total of
*#** of tbo k U e ta Sambor of
ngw rogtatnata ta aay area. ThJ*
B inhfft h&i wot waft W ts
Russians Report
nDur
inovnl
Dually
wniri\
lo in
i ‘u»l
truieil
of
\im ri
Nazis Claimed Hurled
Hack In |)rive To
Ueaeli Stalin Line
M o s r n w , .iniv 7
.11.n
♦nv
N .m tank* have punched u hole in
p»»sitn»n*t motorcycle unit* and
dmg t a the G e rm tn ceiisirr's
Applications To Be
Taken For Next
Croup In 90 Days!
danghtar Susan Immediately uflcr a I*>* Angeles court awarded
lie told fongresi that tt.* t'U
her *ola cuatody of the child and a divorce from Adolf Kckatrom. cupation of Iceluntl by Gennaiif
tu'e a afffioii*
ogrioii* lh
' »*rr
•*•••
t
»$
bar alnging-teuchcr ho,band. Ml** Talley w u cleared of th* mul- would constitute
Ibith* Srm lnolv Cuunty boy*
ensiona: MTh«» th m ft
in three dlmen
tlpla Immorality charge* burled at her by K ck.lrom during tha •gainst Greenfilxnd and the N. rtb ) len i.'.lny for N Y A i'Uiii|'« at
taaaational trial.
ern Portion of the N«>rth Aim r- O .-. i nil Tampa to toko 4 UU>
--------------
Earl eJeter Tells Orlando Ice Pick
Of Politics At Burglar Is.Not
Boys’ State
Karla Jatar, the Rotary ClubV
official rapraienlaUv* a t Boy*'
State, bald recently In Tallako,*
i, todayy gave
eave too club a re*
port on hi* acttvltlea and de•erlbed how tho Sanford b»y«
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 W edncvlv.
w U *. Dr. R* W. Bnpracht, wlm
p t a U w evar th* meatlna, nrtnouncad that director* and com
mittee chairmen would meet ot
hi# ham* on Thuriday night of
* *
'I n daaeriblnr tba- political a";
♦hrttlaa a t Boy*’ State, Barl<* »nld
that all the boy* w U h i * ' ]
Into group* o f elfkt^attlo* *"'*
alactad Otelr elly official*.
rty caucaeaa, eonrtoi
and political apeaktega, ware bald to determine who
___ he tk a a ta te officer*.
Tka Sanford b a n decided lb*Z
war* going ta put Gattba] In a*
gavantor »o tba* got alt the oili
er tawita from 8#mtn*l# lined up
and
1 them to .uppnrt
nL while each a t lh« oth. r
In tba atata brooght out
ThU gave Sanford an
which tba boy* wetr
ta taking davanugo <>f
had a number of
I up |o r UHKII' ••
a t political and
Orlando’* nrgro ic%plck bur
glar, according to Ortando police,
ha* turned out to be itenry
llrown Inxtead of the notoriou*
"Speck*” or Willie Green, who
o*capc<t from Svmlnole County'*
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 a f 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.
lean continent. Ingludinr th«
lantla which lb* off of h* Th»*
threat against u tifh ip p in ir in th-*
Atlantie and th- threat- am in t
Ilritain-^- which is a matter
the steady flow of munitions »"
bmnd policy dearly apprvnl l»y
the C'ongrcaa.**
To Have 5-Day
TAMPA, July 7 — (Sp.rlall —
I-nwyem who delight in t.Thnicilitlr* hnve been having (un l» «•
with intrcpretatlon*
of
Home
nil) No. fit
and contend
V
7,—
y ,....... y , th.,t
,
Florida, under It* ruling. I, toili-
he-ct nn tu|
'19/ •ottrvi' in
r i ■ • J ‘- VfOlU untl forjrinp and
nui'li itlkth* fnr nioro liny a
t l " I l f f i n ! HO tl.iy.i u r r
t»
\ ttfficp a i Iho (H urt
1 ' "
1C A . G«»t»tl.l|H’4*ll, l.u al
I'Ou '
r thl llh lu y.
iflf-rtlir
f'Vt
1 T l too * f Iho hoya wor«* lu n d 1 I •r i », .il l a hilo tho n*
•itu 11\ • thof o wthoiluli’il ti
■'< lln -| toe In 1 rlit.moft at
•i'4F In, near S u lp h u r Sp
> ip lllltlll of Tnni|>a.
1 A lllll* 1 dlfit •h t»f c Ijinnoi will
nr I in three nuiiifM iip.d
on I girt, who w i,K t" tuke
dtintlng.* of the oi.porliinilv •*>
nfn it trade, v. hilo being p.i'd,
r J ore..I In out iu touch with
1 NVV
n, roon a.« | hw-
Hattie Dies Down
Q U I T O m I \IK )It
i*
(rP) — T h o t » . . duy fl..i ■
linrdor fightioe a n ! 1
raid* lietwoen I . ru .in I I ,
I, rciwrted to Imvu .1 i ■ •>n
today. F ro nli. i di*pai >.
..I
Ihi'ft* hn«1 ** *.
11*• 11. iff mg
ainre lo^t ni^Ht.
Fnindor r h n r -.il I .
i Iff.
|hiIi |ti n| ai'il unlit*
Sinn tii a r.*filiuv
II
i I.
dispute.
Th o IVruviari |»n
cd Kriiador f«Tr •
and siimI F . uinl«r .
stait int«*riiii11«•»*>•I
l.il I•*
present the iMtiiiidity
tlofl
n « n "prr.t h*ti» mi. r*
I' all
the AniprifM .''
iKcuutltir an,| |% m « hjif|-*d
v*rh other with h .t m h t in
fighting involving Ih*- ••wn* rrI ip of a J hiMt -,|tu»r»
uide
patch of ilo
i;p|M-r \ m ,'**ii
Jungle .til l •piftiil In.Ill (III*
border i h * h ti t ** !•*,n(!• i ,nl*
und i$i 1111* i v nht lime
nically o p e ratin g un d er a 6-day
t'S
week.
] <kv. * arc /o in ,r lo laK<’
Tho ‘a c t pa**cd hy the l'J ll
> riirM al-Mtjj nii«l kavi’ n
[.egielnture, umrnit* act* relating
* li*l t«» fill varaiirl*** that
to lugiil holiday* and d c ig n a tt*
jr<» inlo
I Ur wh<*n Uu*
am ong o th e r holklay* ‘tho f lf * l' . i„ | 'r*r»»n*l
It whl U »»
duy o f 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
N A S H V IL I.K , T . no . Ju ly 7 —
fo rth t h a t w henever a legal hold■ire of IK lo 'JI ye a r, who
day fall* on Sunday, tho'M onday
intermited
i i learning
Iho 01}— (jow lnor 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*tim itt:»l »outl*rvrf ship*
hu*lnc*» holiday.
Iheir iiprdlcatlon, n* early ftrr* w u ii I T m iy v Tifmiit tffiU.IIOtl,-
Prentice Would Aid
Southern Shippers
Thu* iticklcr* contend that the
,- ., .i h l e ^ 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 a t when a legal "fn li'U y " fall'
on S unday, 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*
U m w r 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,
• irrc l 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
r«*l-e olio.will hnve lo wail
Ihe reconil »e»*lnn.
Prince Bernhard
Ferries Bomber
French S tart Drive
Qn Reds N ear Paris
t l . Grrman-occuelad Pari*
copy of
*ald a n a B. B. 0 . radio pro
g n u n w hich waa tran sm itte d lo
tha N d b a r lands- “I t wna a great
aap artan aa ta pOol thl* marvalon*
plana th ro u g h anorm on* rpaca."
a ta n ra d
Dut#h-»p#aktng
th a t P w .ldant Roo.ovrlt’.
n
t > bt
nf Mtulhern. ninl northern freight
rates. , ^
C’lmpcr, chairman <if tin* rlas*
/ridght rite s t commit in* " f *‘ the
routhern giivcrtmrH
cunferm cc,
nnsrrletl e viry th in g win in ri»adlnc*s for the opening nf n he a r
ing nn thi* conference^ petition
for rc«|need rates bcft»rr th«» I.
C . C . at Bt. I«fiui t Thun*!*?.
373 Die In Holiday
T raffic Accidents
Hr A M w t .li, I 'm .
Back tn norm alcy a fte r the
long Ju ly F o u rth holiday w e e k
end, thu n a tio n
rnunV il
a7d
tra ffic death*— three m ore llu n
nverage fo r n n ordinary F rid a y ,
S a tu rd a y nnd Sunday in Ju ly .
1( 11*0.10 Village to
m ill 'mg a tw o-to-
W
'
-~ p e w n l-
O tn e r violent
d e a th * —ilrow nIn g * , plan* rrn sh ru , .hooting* and
»uch — to ta le d 2^7 th ro u v h a u t
th# c o u n try to sw ell the num ber
k!U#d by all cause* to 012.
D™ rM l
M French Vessel W ith
' ^ W ^ _■
a a ^ ^■
a p■
ar,
iT fle U and ZOO,000 pam phlets.
lartel Janln. former mayor
Turkish Flag Sunk
eftVill.nuc* Bt. Oaorg# wax
.K ^
Ihn
••f llfiru t.
« 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 h rrl lln* N
I m d drivo
v\.|. rilowinu "1* Ml the eastern
Tho K im *.inn* «♦ id they had
for* e,| thee Ii, rm»if» info the ticfensivn in the n ’niv ee’or near
Hie Idtfvuin fronli. r nfti r iwti
•lid t nf fighting ‘ Hi r Soviet
ripo>te*« \v« r«- hi do Itori-Mit sec
tor where a Injvv I*.*I tin wm dc*’
vidopittt- and in 'tie
Novngratl
mpi* t» •»iipn*« and two
of Volvooki M'ilnr nil the Dkraimk
I he 111 f u 111X had already arriv ed front.
Getniati allemnD to cross tin1
n- for* Dr. Starke could get to
th*v
h •«»'• Tfu* third cume u (#•%% Dnepr River farTeSTT said
Ru-M.in*. after lh. .itla«k<rs siif«
inivmt« l.iti r, the doctor xaiu
lh only o lh fr Uviplctm known fired heavy Inwarns.
N.titfnrd'R ...... ml net of trip
thrci* liiq \
wero
}»orn
. i i - al.iy morning to W u rn ii and
iiitiln lie Thomas, liergo laiinly
t*mI«Ivlior**, .in.I all three ,ir*
*•»!• I •nr. Dr t. II. Starke, m • |d’>Kinttii, *.iu| lo«la>.
II Iliulltpli* tall til C.IIIU' ill 1
There was he ivy fighting
I e| *l.
I Ilo 'itilt'4 north* ait <if
Miit-k ami nmie th in DIM m ilri
in*«•.»#• fhe tdi| Ru noi border.
,M I'
It,, ii Ifurn in this conn
u w'
th** rhildten o f
A.
float wrtgh
ra d ri’ id elllployel,
fornii 1 1\ i*f I fti« |-11v I lo v \kefe
born i't oil |n ,»r | J years ngn.
Dr I
\|
.Mitchell, ati« i i , I.ml
•’h\ i» i n .ii,l The family lum
"" * I • ' V• af lo J.O’k -oil. IIII'.
\\ to ti last I heard of them
lI'V h . J , grown t«t |„t lug held*
lb \ Li I ' he »*\i l.miie*1
I hi* fir I ttfro of I In- Intr^t
DU'I* t
him* about ii nil o'eloek
Thm ,1
m orning an t I h r Im I
on- w i delivered i 111*
l at er.
The • itlier of t Ii#- f. unify if
»»»•• mph . * I and the R. d f
it
anting hy «rrrrn iiig tin* hnu
and Im _ m aking
afipeals
for
From Finland rami' n p itlll
tbit the Red arms wai b.diling
firm •> II lingo ami Soviet Istniher*. .1 .| appren.tble .1 image along
the Finnish »oudieiu ioa«t.
Tb»* German Ingli
i i.mma nd
................. I ths» it It id •apturr«l
.'toil milt priiom TH (III.I the Ih-rlitY
l»r* 4 hinted at a R%l army r e
volt
\ German uddier w ar rrp»»rt«
r r wiofe tliit Muivt
e,natal nf
White R ij -,«M had !»••••»• in (» rr «
Inin bund a f,»r litre** dayx T h #
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 iirman Germ.in pan/rr ilivi«iou
f ib»
i minoh* f'oiiiilv l'hiiiift;r1 through Bund mg ru m « dflitr- hit*"
•»f d
It d f ro - * - nd
M m v 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
Th e 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|MWata n„ | NHr tw a |
A *« !• g rim wiut r»T**iv»*.| at
ni«it, i. 4-1 .v from tin* f'nrnation
M'lk ' •iiiimny offering to sll|ltdv til. t*nbi«*< wi'h milk. T h "
,"* t i.r Ihn trlryram H ai fn|IllW" ■
nr
"\V" "hall IrnmnUiti’lv
rnni.i to «tiipnly. milk fur lh.Irndi-i
thrm irh nur re p n -c n liilive. San, Itrcker. who wdl ru ’d
n„ yi n within
the
next
”1
hone- ” •
1 le* fim ilv ewHat-t", nf thu fa,
(her «nd m nthrr and three nlh.•r children. Th e children range
from fiee to two y v »r » of age,
nit nf them hoy*.
T h " fir*< two nf the triple1*
nix mund* while tho
third nne welghml yeven.
ra- would die In truffle accident* In
p r»on* had been Jailed In tba
ci r and two other* from tba
lurbe bad been aentancad.
’otic* aclied five ■ electrical
d plicating
machine* , several
I.iii ,1,1*1* I ....... ..
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'ulym rii In » i l " J .» mil.'* "C
tl«tniwt \%ht! • jiitt.iI In , 11r *t i*ti m l.
•imil i*i rt |ii •rf«>1I m ili ii I _• mile*
f’ro.w itffmi* next »o t h - F i r r
Hl.itin, • r to the Goiintv N u n r ' s
nfffci* n the Gnurt IV
n»
Mr
Hall nr Mr . Il.irrv
000 iinmiiilly h y nn i ipialiration »’d|
Wo«u|vof f
LONDON, J u ly
7 —</D—
Trine* Hern haul o f th a N e th e r
land*, J u .t re tu rn e d from
the
T b a la tte r from M r. M ayo ia U nited S U tm and C anada, dl«VICHY (Unoccupied France),
Aulnm obll* fatalitle* i v i j r far
cloaad S u n d ay th a t ha bad pi1.— M V - L a i d
advice* below' Iho national .afety coun
aa follow *:
/ Inttaaj ta VTnllaxt Kttattas kiimlwr dur* J ly
rriiiriio n ('m
per* on*
prruiniun
mmu a*76
m pemnn*
"Damp M r. D a an :
Ing m uch a f hi* Jaurnoy acru*. ■a lha anii-conimuni*i lirivo in ccuil*■ p
" I bay* received •
—f/*r>—•
Vicr* ( 'itrn n iiv a r n f
K o rc ig n
A f f ;,i r < S . A . I.nz>»v.*ky <!»*i l a n d tm la v
(ie n n a n v
|\ul
Inst n e n rlv 1.0 0 0 .0 0 0 n il'll In
ilra tl a i’<i \*•tiiiulfrl
in
tile
Na/i
K i-,ia \ m I.| a t t a c k
<>n
K ii.-.-ia .
|g ,/,,vsk \ >ai.l Ii*' w a s u n il.lt* In g iv e a l a i n , n f
8 Boys Leave 'Sanford’s Second Set Of Triplets
ForNYA Camp
Born To Negro Parents Thursday
Machine Class Peru And Fquatlor
Rotary Club Plans Notorious 44S p e c k s ”
K L S S em ui, Boat Trip N e x t
Creen Is Report
Sunday by Brig. Gan. Lewta B.
JIarahay,. deputy director of **Wednesday
Week
ed “ A t L a r g e 0
Sectlvo service, who told tt bad
boon decided to latocreto
tbo
name* of tbo now rogutraata In*
■lead of placing tb o a la • tlngl*
group *ithrr ahead of OV behind
tba llat of tbo man y w lo tu ly
•Ig u a d up.
^ B e f o r e local selective aorrico
board* can undertake tba late*
grmtloa process, a new notional
d raft lottery moat be bold la
Washington. OffieiaU Indicated
A bet it would be ordered fo r Uta
% l* month.
^
i,17
c a t foreign polity.
Roosevelt
«nitl
th** United
S ta ll* coulti not fieniNi MiH** »*•
cupntion
of G orm an/ o' sir*,
trgic outp4»«t« in the All: ntlc •»»
be until as utr or n.tvn tut «ci
for rv rn tim l a ltn rk *»i::»i M i '»*4^
w estern
h» m»«phert*.’
At
D ••
same lim e In* k ii .I thl* eoun r>*
ha,| no »b mire to m c any rt ingo
in the prems-nt . M»vorri|Mity of
Ihc^e. regions.
Irelnntl «a< n l ‘ inl«h «*!»ny
which eventually ber*m v virtually
independent except I'U . n lattain
ing allegiance to the I* rig of
. Denmurk.
A fter G erm any overran Den
m ark. IreU nd ftcp v ated t* last
tic. The United State* t*4 ««1ready taken sim ilar steps *■* in
sure th at Germ any will n"t »*ccunv G nonlnm l
T ie re w as no indication >( ju*t
what naval force* hn*l nnoed into
the N orth Atlantie
isl..n I or
w hether they would be nipple*
m entsd by troops.
Rcoit vt It also did not •ndiclte
w hether sim ilar artio n m ifht be
taken se n Inst other poaaihl -tepping o ff p<»intn fo r a i -ddn
Germ an attack on th** XV .tern
Marlon Talley, fumed operatic star, embrace* her1 sit-ycur-old lfem lapherc.
k f e a * i .i> ■■i ............ — — — ---------
# New Draft To Be
Mixed In Old List
7
No hack Of Man
power In Spite Of
Fierce F i g h t i n g
Forces of the 1 niu-ti Slate*
Navy srriv ttl in Itt'lnpil tothiy.
(n arconiafUo with ut\ un«irr*
S io ftrfc ^ . W w -v
Sfc?
,Y
a*
A fter The Panzermen Contes Tin* Infantry
T a k e P la c e Of
Britishers Needed
In Fight At Hume
Happy Ending To Court Mattie
<>N' T I I C S O t 'T I I
F N C l.A N I t ,
Ju lv
The Lion* Club will have IU
annual picnic a t Sanlando Spring*
afternoon, . J u ly. 10.
on T hhursday
u rsd ay -------------All m em ber* who aro planning
fenced to 18 month* In Jail
LOND ON,
J u ly
V .-C P )— A to a tte n d arc Baked to g e t In
will* a workman wna eondamn- Vichy F ren ch auxiliary vasacl touch w ith John Ivay.
a t a a t iVeraalllaa f a r h av in g Com* fly in g tb a
T u rk ish fla g ha*
T he m eeting o f the C ity Com
n n lit
baan sunk by
B ritish a irc ra ft.
It waa re p o rte d
a u th o ritativ e ly mlasion a t 7:30 o ’clock to n ig h t
to ait a* an E qualization B oard
Sunday n ig h t.
A n 'au lM riaa* ! sta te m e n t said: to receive th e 1941 T a x Aa**»a“T k a V ichy F ranck flo at aa- nw nt Roll, and alao raealva eomxniarv ste a m sh ip St.
D ldler p U In t. o r objection* to valu a
ta d .te c te d
abusing Turkish tion*. will ha poatponad because
territorial water* with djaUn* thro* o f tha CommlMlonara ar#
gttlshad mark* painted out and o u t o f th# City. Tha m oating
fly in g tba T u rk is h flag.
8h« will b* adjourned to m ea t fo r
waa luak on th a avanlng of ■neb purpose* late r on In tha
weak o r th a ftra t p a r t o f naxt
July 4 hm. British aircraft
‘triS k .- . . \rUta neighborhood of Adalia
•t
COAST OF
7 . - M Y—
Klnnling renVOe .'iitln n * — all m»t:,t ho.xf4 ri'.rn d d ln tr
n
good*
-iii'd luiinch—a re b rin g tdnrcil In
lh.' channel fur lU y .d A ir Fnrro
nirm en who i.n y f... do\vt, i t sea.
Tho
iinfnrliinnle
A. K.
nlrm nn gain* tirrex* to |l,r ,|,.ck
hy "fen* nt the .te r n . T here I*
a hulkhi’iid Ihr.iiigli whidh ho
e n lc ra n /|n ,ri"u * rnliin. T h e — ——1
re*ciio .ta tth n
i*
painted
a
bright yellow nn.l re d to make It
a* nnticentd" jo possible. O n
••nrh side nre Rt'd Cro«* mark*
Inr*.
T he J.Un I* nnl new . »inre th a
C rrm n n * . plnn-d buoy* o ff tho
French ro a st 1**1 y e i r
fo r - g .
«lm ll*r piirpo«e~h'il* it wn» said
th" R. A. F .'h a * g re a tly
Im*
proveil th e Nnrl d r .ig n .
lJaps~Tnkc S
h i'
am
p
IT T S T R iU K
..City News Briefs
/
K. A. F. M akes Float
For Downed Airmen
M A N ILA , J u ly 7 — M V - T h a
Jnponese
governm ent . rrquU Itlnncd
tw o ' m om
Japan***
fre ig h te rs nn
tho Philippine**
U nited S ta ir* ru n , a g e n ti
fo r
the NYK Steam ship
lino a ak f
Sunday.
T h e A tagom a a, achedaltxl Id
rn rry carg o fro m
M anila t a
Naw O rleans, an.1 N n lo raaru
the A tlan tie
iK rta ,
ca
th a lr trip# In M anila schedal
fo r la ta July.
;* V
•/>
H
LOCAL' WEATHER
Conaldarabl# c[oudine#U •
local thundershower* this after-1
noon and ponlhly ra
scattered thundcrabos
afternoon.
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TOT BA1VF0D
two blonrtm m i l / began to
Vlalon Vthe/dcvelopracnt of (hasta- operation* in conformity with
Uiolr great faith rn the future of
Florida. Soon they were joined
by Mr. Roger* and Mr. Gamer.
Down through the year* the««
four men hare been Itiaaparabi* in
their teal to provice the people In
Florida with the finest theater
facilities that could be had.
It wa* later that Mr. Kent
became legal counsellor for the
enterprise end haa remained In
that rrlatiomihjp alnee that time.
In the devclopement of the In.
tereata which he now leave* for
a well earned real. Mr. Sparks
la highly regarded by the entire
.notion piAure -tnditttry a t M thea
ter operator of great vlalon and
‘jrealeht. ft la* bffen been aald
Icksonville, however, that these that he poeaeased a rare Ingen-
unount Gets
jor Interest
Sparks Chain
HEKAL0 . 1ANP0I® , WHtBDM
By STANLEY
THE'OLD" HOME TOW N
( HOt-D i t : - | KNOW
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$ 0 /N<w T& T * U .U S V - >
> ABOUT THE PiMWKMMLS V * T b U K T faW d -D U gV R g
lE C O H C
b i g a e r 'm
W d^oN vw aB us
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p ir b s a l b
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P iA f< * w w s ro u *
a n o
u y p p > 5 PAN0 U«t> BANNER WITH
V ~W/NO/N«
u m i r M a i d . ilit*
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f r T U AN
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AMDMUSK J------- '
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A w es
/n j
ClfV-k ro a r wrlltea defeaaea. if
•ar. to the bill,of eonplalat la
aal4 salt at the time prescribed by
law,
'
MerSta fall- not or • juegtn.nl
will bo rntered against you by
defaalt.
It la farther ordered that tble
Order shall be published sees a
week for four coaseeatlve ■ weeks
la Tbs Sanford Herald, a news.
aper of gen’ral circulation pub*
shod In Hanford fcenlnole Ceanty,
H in d s.
Wltnsse my hand and the oeal of
aald Court at Hanford. Florida,
this let day nf July. lilt.
O P. HERNDON
As Clark of said Court
Ur A. M. tVEEKA.
Ooputy CUrk
Official Ssal
r
u» t h h court o r t u b count *
jutmje,
an u iN o i.r coumtt ,
rLOtTflA. i.s-dntnnATR. **• •
la Ito: Cat a to sf AMANDA, h*M- t'B IA I>^oas»d.
__
TO Aid, cflBOITOII'fl* AND PERHONH IIAVINO Cl.AIMH (lit DC*
mandh aqainkt HAID ESTATE:
Tsu and oarh of you are here
by notified and required to prosent any vl.'nia and darnoad*
which yua; op rlthar of you.
ma«> hava again,: lb# oaialo of
AMANDA SAMUEIA. dSreaaad. .Uto
’e h A M 'rb ta ry r >h,o Ino *IVrnntp
J*dae Sf Hamlool* Oownry, Florid*,
•t b|a offira In Ihs court hounn
SUMMER - TIME IS
“TUNE - UP” TIME
***. ,%• ?b»«lt *«
Expert Repairs
EM
Mill Supplies
W Irrigation Systems
K T — Expert Welding
mm SippUtt and Repair Htrrkx
and GEORGE S T IN E , Owner*
(PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY)
i- r w* ,1,
s s tos.
tla a * r* . „ adsod ■*k' ; " „ i f to reeear
be adloatyoa" so"14
« l t ,w ! L i .
The
MARSHAL O T B Y W A L K W R S O U E L C R B D
tS R A M D R A P P V O A L « W Z N O P N N N T
BB FO R C h e C o u l d o p b n h is m o u t h
J52S
t»f» "» J_
. . . IIrive
m Ttm r tw r t'r f r o r i T in t a n
row iKMivoi.n cot- st y . n ,o .
•h im . in rwAVraotr.
PHMKIIAI.
F A HU
MORTOAOE
‘CtmrmtATJON. Plaintiff,
IN C O R P O R A T E D A
109
TELEPH O N E
PALM ETTO
128
A VE.
Florida National RahlblU which
has -brought ao much favorable
publicity to tha Mate.
In agreement with the assoc
iate* wno remain hla ready sanc
tion has always been given to
m (he policy that each theatre la
By PAUL ROBINSON
•AKETT
DO I .•A N D H O W / G u e s s |
VHUGS COMHO TO ME PO R T/ L
STIWAWT JA M E S ^ THE MOV1H
STAAf M afeN TH t
NOW!
M I.BoM B re/
0 \0 io u rn o o
VlHVELLAMA/7/
DOOPPED ACC
HKfJ OANC
1HBCOLCNCL An
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T O K sc P ira u iK T .'ru .
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W X X N “ » H rU . _
HAW PtSKTY <y.
o o M P sn n o N -
H. r. nuHHELA. ana iierm in a
hnu.ll, Ms wife. TRltEMAN
FEMTIL1ZER COMPANY. a Florids corporation. CHASE A COM
PANY. a Florida taryoratloa.
and HANFonn ao rtt ct 1Ltu it a i.
CltKIIIT COMPOIIATION. a Flo
rida rorporal Ion. Dafandanla.
on n u n r o n ro n u c A T to n .
•nut STATE OF FLORIDA TO: II.
E. K IIM IL L
a ad IIERMINA
It—all those local officials who
have devoted so many yearn to
the growth and developcmant of
(hla Florida iuslnrsa.
Mr. Rogers haa been a resident
of Korlila for more than <0 year*
and enter* upon hla new responaibilitlea with a keen Interest In
the development of the Mata
ae a whole. While Tampa If.-hla
home, he haa been requitdd to
spend much of hla time In Jack
sonville where Ihd central office*
of the company ark located..
Mr .(lamer ras been a resident
of Lakeland for SO year* and ta
a mrmlwr of the Rotary Club of,
that city. He eipreaae* moth. en>
thuaiaim about the growth of
the slate and its Industrial and
agricultucal progress for the fut
ure.
. 1
Mr. Telly has also been a rea*
Ident of lakeland for an equally
long time and with Mr. Q a n w
has managed tha financial and
management offices In that city.
Mr. Kent to a distinguished
member of the Jacksonville Bar
and Is n former member of the
City Council there. He haa lived
n Jacksonville 16 year* and haa
a state-wide acquaintanceship la
legal and business lira lea.
All these principals hava been
In conference through last week
ittendlng to the final detella of
the arrangement which went lata
ItCMKLA. hie wife, IIAIITW1CK.
NKW YORK:
You ere h.r<Ay notified that a
salt has bv.a brought against yon
Id Ihv circuit Court for Homlnote
Ceouir. Florida. In Cbaacury. by
Podaral Farm Mortgage Corporattaa, and yes are haraby requlrad
te fllo with tba Cl<ek of said
Oauri at
hla efflee In the
Court Homo of Seminole County.
FMrlda. at Sanford. Florida, your
wrlltm appearanro Iparaonally or
.fey ■allornerl In'raid i>tl on the
Trm-Moojay In Auguef, A. D.-II4I.
bojnr ">0 T*th gag of aald aiaalb
aiul Ibarnanur lo flla with aald
A “ RED HOT* SPECIAL—
TO COOL YOUH FOURTH
Andrew
Plua c'Servlee"
Carraway
AGENCY
1MH PARK
FHONB U
By FRAN STRIKED
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BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
Fresh Fjrm Tomatoes. ...lb. 5c Pink Meat Cantaloupea....e«L 5c
Luaddua BIng Chcrria lb. 17o p u ey Green Peppers....ca. lc
N ew erop A vo«d o.,l! for 2 «
Iceberg Lettuce___ 1 hda. 15c. Cuban Pineapples....^../....et, 5c
Watermelons.... ea. 15c «nd up,
’ofaitoeii JQ
Classified Advertisem ents
refrigerator A-l — -““ rni ft!
’ 1
FACTORY PACK
5
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
L A K a i STOCK of ranges. A t
oil, coal, wood, oaae elsetrto
Excellent Magic Chef o s
range. Coat » l7 |, aeU fo r A T
OOtm ON, SILVER!
FINE GRANULATED
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
ran DBLimr—fironi m
LONE HANGER
O P JU LY PICNIC.
IIR S T Y t COOL OFFI
CASUALTY
“laakrnnce
n
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bottle
ca rto n
Potatoes Big
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la
Tha
O n ly
C en tral
F lo r id a C ity A f f o r d in g R ail, H l g h n a f
And
W ater T ran sp o rta tio n
A F fcK
IS O S
STANFORD,
p’s Statue In The Dust
FLORIDA,
T Ily R S
JU L Y
1941
M em ber
A sso c ia ted
P ro s
N l'M B L R
1453
Russian Resistance Smashed
CmwMi«»| All Along Front, Nazis Say
AismjTChief ‘OT Sta ff
Urges Guardsmen,
1 ’ Reservists To Be
. Kept Over—Y e a r
Conservation To Re
quire m o re Than
P e rs u a s io n ,. Says
"O il C o -o rd in a to r
J tmmin wefc*!- .
Hemisphere Limit
To Movements Hit
IUUnHations Seen As
.Defense B a r r i e r
By High Official
JF A B H IN G T O N . Ju ly 8 —
G en eral G eo rg e M ar
sh all, A rm y c h ie f o f n ta ff,
n n e d
to d ay
th a t
d raftee* ,
m e n r e o ffice rs a n d N a tlo n aU G uardsm en
b o . k e p t in
serv ice lo n g e r th a n one "Y ear
a n d a s k e d ‘h e re m o v a l o f rea trle tio n a w h ic h c o n fin e th e
U n i t e d S t a t e s ’ a r m e d forces
According to the German cnaaor-approved caption, Natl sold
ier* In Lithuania are shown viewing a demolished statue of Joeef
ta tha Westarn Hemisphtr*.
• # Mid the llmltationa re- Stalin. Moscow has conceded that the German columns in Lithuan
farced to must be removed If ia a rt more than a third of the way to Leningrad.
the United State* la to protect
Itself against "coldly calculated,
accret aad *udd*a action that
n ig h t he directed agatsat us.”
Aha United 8tatcs fleet has
He* engaged German veaaala on
the high aeas and. the Atlantic
not convoying British
•M shipments, Secretary of the
Nsvy Knox Mid yeatsrday.
J h also refuted report* that
American lives, .material and
equipment had keen loat through
patrol operation* In tha Atlantic.
Thu*, with on* iweep, Knox
denied the eorpa of roman about
fleet operation* which haa grown
WSdUr einta,* voluntary censorJlmmJ* Cowan, with a H In
O T - a w naeal acUeltlea war
Tax Collector Jno. D. Jinklns
ha slaw flta frith a police “L" today issued s final warning to
targht, a a J. Jim Wdbb, with 87 property owners who havs not
aa target, paid their 1840 County taxaa,
on th* pi*, and advised delinquents that
weekly aboet thair property will b* aold at
d a b yea- th* annual tax sola baginning
Fvijaly 7, a t 12;00 otelock
M W
rlfl* i
utdesa th# taxes are p*M
Charles Griffith, W. U.
before th a t time.
and A. L. Mayor*. J r , war*
Tha flrat item an tha delin
added to th* ranks of th* club quent Ik t will be aold promptly
Intaly uhtrne.” R tjb tn o f pa- by, 86; Lao Butner, 86; Charts*
12:00 o'clock soon an Mon
*1 lasses, he declared, are wfth- reported.
day, and tha aal# will than be
it founAtlon.
The outspoken secretary *p- . 8low fir* scorer on tha 29- adjourned until 1:00 P. Ml, Mr.
wd un concern ad about the yard pistol range, ,wtth polk* Jinklns said. It-WUl t t resumed
uH he atlrrod up with hla "L" targets, »«»■ as follows: at 1:00 o’clock and continued as
.Jlramla Cowan, 89; Jim Allen- long aa necessary ta complete
yesterday, Nad Smith, secretory.
rale.
Shaffer. 00; Jam aa^lldg*, Jr., theTax
bought
at
90; J . V. Jones, 87; Sam Thur. the Ml*certificate*
draw Interest at
and, 78, and W. It. Knaaar. 04. .the rat# *will
t I I percent for the
Slow fire scores with Stan
dard Amarl can target* were: t i n t year and a amaller amount
Jim Webb, 87| Harry Williams, for aucceodlng year*, the tax
collector Mid. The method of
89: Nad Smith. 89;
Match acorts, with polk* “L" competition bidding la to bid a
targets, were aa follow*: L*o
Butn*r, 292; Jim Allinby, 281;
If no bid* a r t mad* the tax
CLarla* Shaffer, 278, aad J . V.
Jon**, 293. Match score* with collector la required to bid in
standard Amarkan target* were: the property la tho name of tho
Boy Williams t80; Jfm Webb, 8tato trcaaury.
At tha tax Ml* laat year lh*
271;-Jla>mJ* Cowan, 299; Ned
Smith. 298; Harry Williams, 290, amount raceieed for "Individual
tax
certificate*" waa 110,185.87
and, A. L. Mayan, Jr* 221.
On the rifle rang* a t 10 feet, ■nd the amount earttfled to the
. C. Willingham fired a 70 stand State, la which no blda were
ing, 82 sitting and 92 prone. received, w u 111,471.11. Pro
Other score* from tha area* po perty ownerx have two year* In
sition w ire George Cook, 1/0; which to redeem property on
Lee Butner, 99; Nad Smith. *7; which tax eartlfleataa aro iuued,
Chhrles Griffith,
9 ^ Bobble Mr. Jinklaa Mid.
Tha ll*t of lands ta ha aold.
wa* published in Tha Sanford
flerald on Joan I , 19, 10 and 27.
The delinquent U s Hat I*
about twice lh* uauil length
thla • year became many Item*
wore cleared a f aeveral years’
hack taxaa nadar tha Morphy
Act. which however did not In
clude tha tax re for 1840. Many
of the*# Ham* are now back an
tha dallnonent Hat and If not
nald wilt ha aold, Tax Collector
Jinhlna Mid.
. Property owner* who cleared
hmnertw under tka Mamhy Aat
•hnbld be certain th a t lb# 1840
U x m are - paid, aa m att af thla
nropeaty la i n i w t d and »dvweHeed aa nwaee "unknown," Mr.
Cowan And Webb Annual Tax Sale
Get High Marks Set For Monday
At Weeky Shoot At Court House
Three New Members Final Warning: Given
Enter Gun Club, To Owners Of De
/Secretary Reveals linquent Property
K
HYA To instruct
Bays, Gi rls In
Machine Work >
Alabama Is Site Of
New Chemical Plant
anuent,
M and
H Smii whlah
H.
the U rea
havw - eqkaaqo»n*<v be-n paid.
h**w W n etrtekea from tha
352,146
Caaollne
WASHINGTON, July 1 —OP)
— Prtroleum Coordinator Irka*
Mid today he would request city
police and itate highway patrols
In the cast -to arreit motorist*
wasting gasoline by th* utc of
Improperly adjust*,! r a n and by
making Jackrabbll start*.
lie Mid conservation measures
to combat a predicted oil scar
city on the seaboard asa going
to require something mors than
persuasion.
. Representative* of th* autoihfUlve Industry predicted last
nigh that Increasing scarcity
night
irtiijr of
raw matsrlala needed for dtfpT
defrnsa
will force 1942 autoaiobll* pro
duction down aa much aa 90 per
cent below th* present leeal.
The Industry already
has
agreed to a 20 percent cot, pro
posed by the Office of Produetion Management, which wUI re
duce production In th* model
year beginning Aug. 1 from 9,400,000 to 4,200,000 cars.
Some spokesmen predlctad that
net mere than 3,000,000 would
be produced.
Defense
Production
Chief
Knudsen. who met with ths In
dustrialist* vesterday, reiterated
that a further curtailment In
the 1942 output would be ne
cessary. He pointed out that
more and more of their facllltl**
must he turned over to rearma
ment production—even at the ta pens« of nroducllon.
He recalled that the Industry
now holds 12.000.000.000 In de
fense contracts and hln)*d that
tMa total soon may be booatad
t» 96.000,000,000._______
Papworth Continues
‘Fourth’ Tradition
WiD Get Sanford Motorboat Owners Will
,000 Bales Q{ ....Enter S t,X W H *£8-T^o«8w
erica’s Cotton
Transfer To Be Made
^Under Terms Of
X e a se -L e n d Plan
JA8IIINGTON. July 3 —
rill sup
upwards
Of 900,000 bales of rnttnn uuthe terms of the lend lea,e
am, authoritative source*
today. The cotton will he
from government stock*
'red under grower-loan opor-
United Slot
____PR
iply:,•The
Great Britain with
'Bllam 8. Knudirn yesterday
upon the nation for greater
sweat and sacrifice to the
that "our children may he
insured against
drpotism and
s :
that
Friday la the
F talth of July, the director grn
of th* Office of Production
igement said in a statement
perhaps all Americana du
M l reallM the ‘ugly fact" that
“thl* freedom I* 4»ing threa
3
a ta d ."
"Last summer, after the Invi
slew of Holland, Belgium and
Wanes, when Britain was bombed
‘ haavlly, we all seemed more
ire of Ihe danger, he M id.
ibl. In the early Spring our
ithy kept our alertness at a
high point. Now we have the
Invasion of Russia. Some seem
to feel that this mr*n* nur dang*r is again
averted. Nothing
qould be further from the truth.
t danger to our ahorr.A today
grrmUr than ovtr.
MW«r, wt all know, In a qiiarn.
Oon of materiala. The aiirco..ful
(avasion of Ruaate by Germany
Id mean the ’ acqulaltlnn of
stores of food, oil and other
itertala. There Would make
Invaluabla support for
arm* whtfh trTturn Would
mean continuing espan.lon of
German conquest, pressing even
harder on tho Western Hamis.
phere."
Therefore, he asserted, the na
tion must pres* it* defense pro
gram ever faster.
r
"Fifty year* ago," H. M. Papworth, Haaford grower, reminis
ced today "dear aid BUI Urn
ami I had a hardware store on
First Street, n u r the railroad,
and every Fourth of July our
■loro waa th l only one decor
ated with Amarkan flaga." It
waa th* standing Job* of tha
town,'' Mr. Papworth Mid, that
the onlydecorated
store was
owned by two Englishmen.
Today Mr. Papworth continue*
tha tradition atartad by hlmarif
and the lale father of Sanford**
Mayor, and
has
on*of thafew
Mr*. E. J. Laney, wife of E.
stores In th* tity displaying
Amtrlean flags in th* windows. J. Laney and sister-in-law of
J. O. Laney and E. II. Laney of
Sanford, died this morning in an
Orlando hospital, according, to
word received here. F,. J. l-aney
taught In Seminole High School
about seven year* ago, sml th*
Postmaster R. J. Holly Mid coup!# had visited here many
today th* Poet Office will ob timi-a.
E. J. Ijiney trachea school In
serve Friday, July 4> aa a holi
day, and that no aervkea will t* Florals, Ala., and the couple
required of either city or rural spent their summers In Orlando.
Survivors include three .son*,
carriers on that day.
Special delivery ' and perish, II. I. Laney of Apopka, and L.
able .matter will b* delivered aa J. laney and M. J. laney, both
usual, Ua postmaster Mid, and of OrUndo, Funeral arrange
mall will be dispatched from th* ments have not yet been comoffk* aa on other days. Collection pleiad.
HI be made from th* desig
Kasai* I** been •ending prtanated s t m t U ttar boxes between
the hours of 1:30 o’clock and nnef* to till* In Slbcrla sine*
1619. .
2:30 Pi M.
Mrs. E. J. Laney
pies In Orlando
Post Office WUI
Be Closed Friday
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAB, on th# Fourth day of July, 1779, tha
tklrtaaa original Amarkan colonies proclaimed their Indepen
dence af tyranny and despotism sad thair adherence to tba
principles a t liberty aad democracy; and
WHEREAB, th* Fourth of July a f each y*ar, for many
yaara- paat,' haa baan calibrated throughout th* United But**
In honor *f our freedom aad patrltto who proclaimed It on
the Fourth a f July, 1779; and
WHEREAB, under the »y»um of government egtobUeked by our forefathers, tha Amarkan people have en
joyed mar* prosperity akd a higher etoadard of living, and
more tread am than the.' paopla of'.any atk ar nation in the
world; ‘and
^
ft r
/
WHEREAS, damaarnay, aa a form o f government, la
bring challenged, la many pari* of lh*> world, and tomorrow
will be tha lf f t h aanhranary of t p r Declaration of l*d** * ‘ n (VW, THEREFORE. I, W. C- HJLL, aa Mayor of too
City of Saafocd, 'Florida, da art* tka paopk of th# City of
Bqafwd, to ra-dodknlo thomoolve* tamarrew to tha cans* of
liberty and democracy; -to renew thair allagiaaa* to toa
Halted State* of America, aad retire thair faith In demo
cracy m n farm a f yavanuneni. I also call thair attention
t* th* fast th a t a t 4 * 9 F. M. a Fourth a f July Program
will ha h a n d aver tha radio aad th# President of th* United
State* will speak to tha people, and I urge all of our eiUsaslbly da a* In* Brian to thla momentous
Chaos Breaks Out In
Soviet Army, Ger_ many’s High Com- riiand ^ D isc lo se s
Member* of th« Stnfonl Out .pn anient'* resilience nr 7 00
boiiril Annocifttioa Mr* plannitiff I
tomorrow nioiniti£ to ntnrl
Uk* ‘heir boat* to the ra«» | OB lhr vr(p
Sf t lm„l. Th.
*: Si. i.lntid. arranged by the.
. . , , , .
,
Crlchratlon Committee of th a t!r ' " ‘
m'IhmIuI.-iI
-l
i-ity, ht-a.lcd by Caaey Ju n e , g.'i. in UO n'.liHk in tIII* nmriiuiK
pral rhitirmen, D. D. Smith. prcK . Membership m *h. ...... .
i.tent of the local cluh, tai.l t» '* growing an.l lh. gi«u|> i- <v
,|ay
I |.. <i.-d t» ha\<- » t.ilul of JO
Those planning to atten d . arr Im.uL, by July |S u- uo.r.' nu n
Harold McAleiandcr,
William h.n.- their limit« in or.l. r, WIn n
John., Jamea C»wan, Henry the mcmbcr.hip ri-ailu-. lhr Jo
mu* i»lI lh.Ihi' Ui*
l»rr,. Ilrnry EnflUh, J <1 Wait*, mi.irk it will ».«r• .........
Hitler's command declared
I) l>. Smith, II. I). Freeman and ] • -• uulboar.l motm bout MMRiM'iii lixliiv that reaiNtoncp of th,o
la
ir,
Mr
Sm
ith
others, Mr. Smith announced. | t.»n, in the
Rh I Armv appeared smaahrd
The group will meet at the -aid_______
Stalin Warns His
People O f Danger
Fall Of Lithuania To
Invaders Is Admit
ted By__U. S. S. R.
Brooker Makes Appeal For Safe
Driving Over July 4th Weekend
David Gatchel To
Attend Georgia’s
Boys’ State Meet
David G atchel. recently-cleclr.l
governor of th# Am erican !.*■
g ion-sponsored Boys' S tate, will
Irave here Friday m orning st
11:00 o'clock to a tte n d Ihe Genr
gls Boya’ S tate a* th e ir g u r.t
lie will he accom panied hy Wil
liam llrooker, m em ber of the
Florida S ta te
Highway
I’alm l
with h e a d q u a rte rs In Sanford
Young Gatchel and Mr. Brook
er will spend Friday nighi in
T allahassee w ith M I.. Monlgom
ery, d ire c to r of Boys' S tate. The
n e st m orning a t H:30 o ’clock
Mr. B rooker will take Mr. Mont
gnm ery and Mr. G atchel to the
G eorgia-Florid* sta le line.
H ere they will he me I by a
car from th e Georgia Highway
P a t r o l . w h k h , * U I tak e the pair
to A tlan ta. Sunday night they
will a tte n d the g o vernor’s hall
in honor of the new governor of
the Georgia Boys’ S tele.
T he re tu rn trip will he made
Sunday. Thl* la the first time
the Florid* n oys' S ta le governor
h at heen invited to he the guest
of the G rnrgla group. Florida
hsa had a Boys' S la ts for th*
paat two years.
Upon his re tu rn , young G at
chel will tell of his experience*
at a m eeting of Camphell-Lo*.
sing Post of the A m arlcan l e
gion Monday night. If* also wdl
■peak before the Lions Club,
which sponsored him a t Boys’
S ta te , on T hursday night.
Fight With Strikers
Is Fatal To Sheriff
—(/;■)— Deputy Sheriff Ray Rua■ell of Mnnklon wa* killed to
day during a fight that devel
oped when striking dairy farmers
attempted to dump a truckload
of milk bound for th* New
York market.
KumcII was riding on a milk
truck whan strikers attempted
to halt It and dump the milk.
During tha fight the officer fell
from the running board and was
crushed beneath th* wheals.
Tha datlry farmers union called
th* milk strike In two reunites
pending na agreement In a price
dispute.
Stntc Highway I'ntrolman Wil
liam llrooker
u «tronir * 1»| h-s I toilav for *af»* driving 4»v»*r
the long Fourth of July wrrkrml.
•inUnff out
that
fm m
thi*
«t«mt|>oint
'»f
arewlenta,
thi*
weekend I* one of the most iUngrrnuft of the y4-ar,
Mr. Brooker haw juwt returned
frtiin a week’s training course i»n
incident prevention nt Ornln He
Mini other p a t n d m m
nttemling
ihe course* were urged to put
thrir trchniral tritming mtn p r a c
tice »tnd seek n reduction III tile
arriilent record thl* inontl.
July ha* heen iIcBignatrd hy
Governor
Hollnml
h*
wufety
month on the highway* of the
<tatr, Mr. llrooker haii!. nml the
State Highway Putrid i* plai*ing
special ctnpha* i* upon •‘•*f*# d riv
ing during thi* time.
In Florida la*t July, there were
more than O.(HM) iircidvnU
in
rhich 31) ^>ers«triM were killetl
and approiim ately
I.'JIH)
|n*r.
aona injured. T ) t paired h* p#a
this total will be let* thin year,
Mr. Brooker Mated,
Patrolman Drooker aiirgeM nl
the following 10 rulei ft»r nafe
driving to he followeil during the
weekend:
1. Apply the golden roU to
your driving. Be
rourtemui on
the highway*.
2. (.earn how f«-t yt*ur cur
rill atop iiefore you trnru how
fa*t it will go. Never ilnve tint
fast for ronilitlona
or fu^ter
than you can are.
3. Never ilriva around a curve
or over a hill except on the e x
treme right *i«le of t i e road.
4. He sure there are ut IraM
300 »yard* of clear
highway
ahead before overtaking another
ear. Then signal traffic in rear
and ahead (hand and horn) be
fore pulling out to pasN.
r». Never ilriva a car without
two gtMMl headlights anil n good
rear light. Check Ue** before
starting and
r a r r y ami e xtra
bulb ami fu*e for amergeneira.
f1. Never d r i v e ' s car without
good brake* ami tires.
7. Don't drive a ear when
you have hail any alrohidie Ix’v•ra ge A driver with “ two drink*
or t o tt i M nf beer'* U more d a n
gerous than the drunk ilriver.
H. Observe all traffic signs.
T h ty are for your aafety.
0 . Nevrr^ cross
a
railroad
(rack without caution.
10. Always be aura you can
•top in the clear distance ahead.
alonir the entire 2.000 mile
front from the Arctic to tho
lilack Sra and
th at "unmuiKinnlilc chaoo" had brok
en out over tho Soviet ar
mies.
A Soviet communique a s -
.rrt.-il lh.- m ain H erm an th ru st
i ii s s n l Moscnw hatl bren blocked
and the Itu-aian
troops were
b a k ed w ith the
G erm ans in a
vast new b a ttle on tho roqd to
the Soviet capital.
ItuM.-ian I’rt-inirr Joseph S talin
in a ra re -p e erh w arned
hla
l>rop|p of thi- xrnvp d an g er and
Vallril upon them to com bat the
in v ad er, with a huge "scorched
e a rth " cam paign
"F o m e n t g u e rilla w arfare ev••rywhere. Blow up bridges and
m ails Sot fire to the foreets,"
•Stalin ordered.
S talin conceded the fall of
Lithuania to Ihe G erm ans along
with most o f laitv ia, w estern
W hite l tu ,.i a amt p a rt of wes
tern U kraine. A Soviet war bul
letin. fa r from Indicating tha
g rn e ra l ro llsp ae o f R ussia's a r
mies, re p o rte d
fierce
b attles
were raging In th e vicinity of
lloriaov,
50
mile* along
th#
150 mile m otor highway front
Minsk In Moscow and on a tri
a n g u la r fro n t 70 mile* e ast of
G rrm sn ra p tu re d Lwow, In old
Poland
Red troops a r t fighting th* In
vading G erm ans savagely In th*
region of Borisov, 60 miles n o rth
east of Minsk on Ihe road to
Moscow, and a t Bobruisk, tom *
SO mile* In the sou th east, th*
S m iel t-einm and re p o rte d today.
T hese w ere struggles betw een
's i l k ., m il on the fa r northern
front g re a t In fa n try b a ttle , w ere
•aid to he In progress In the
• e c tn r, n f M urm ansk, the Rus
sian A rrtic p o rt, and Kaklsalm i,
on the K arelian Isthm us
con
necting R ussia a n d Finland.
‘ The su b sta n c e o f lh * R ussian
.n n o u n rm e n t w a,
th a t
Soviet
fo rc e , w ere f'g h lln g m ighty en■ragemenl, all along th e line, «xtending down to th e so u th e rn Po
lish front.
T here was nothing official to
•iig g e.t. however, th at this Red
re .la la n re had re a rh n l the stag e
•if n g e n era l counter a t t a c k - a
( r « . l l . . . s aa r .s * Three I
Monkey Island
Is-F eatu red In
Travel P a p e r
A
/
*
Fame of the Monkey Island of
Hanfurd'a too la being spread aa
tie “Tours and Detours'’, a pub
lication by Ihe Standard Oil Com
pany, features it in the lateet is
sue.
Tho monthly publication la cir
culated over tha entira south
east
Including Georgia, Alabama,
WASHINGTON, July n .- f lh Mississippi,
Tennessee,
North
—Tho United State* Wednesday Carolina, Kentucky, Arkansas amt
night called on all the American |he Virginia*.
republic* to aubaeribe, to Uru
Th* content of th* story la a*
guay'* prnpoMl th a t"th r W rit- follows:
l**utd a call today for a
tern
Hemisphere nation* take
........................
.
"Monkey business and plenty
aicnt a f condition of all nattonal j0|„t, positive action
J
of It, may b* seen a t th* loo
banka a t tha clo*| of biulnoM
tommon defense. /
. ^ f i n Saafont, Fte. Home 24 varie
J u s t 30.
| Uruguay proponed /th a t
ties of simians have tha nln of
__
— ------------ —
.
American nation eng/ged
a private Island, and. In return
for
their freedetd, they put on
___ n
•
laphere power be treated aa a
first class show. '
I n F B I K o u n d u p non-belligerent by JU abler re. a "With
aa much aban
■
public*. In effect, thl* would don aa inalmost
thair native habitat,
NEW T o n , July I , —(AT— permit any yepublle Invilved In the monkeys clamber dp trees.
A clump. nerroon natural law! hostUUIra to u*e tha harbor*.
navalJ and air baaea of her alater or '»ki*~~lh# tat* on
nation*.
trapoM.
SucceM of the propoMl al tonal
"Tho man-mad* Ulan
ready has been rendered doubtful wide and 7S feet Jor
haa been . rendered doribtful by greatest extant. Is aorr
Argentina which formally re
moat supplied will
jected It Tuesday, and ChUt’a awater
from a spatial
position waa uncertain. , *
wall. Moeikm don't
water aad hence. don
croM It. b at they
thrfr tall* around any
object a t the moat’s
reach Into tha stream
Trad Olson, who had mad* hla peanuts or atkar dalk
hem* during lb* winter In Ban"Per additional pto
ford for tha past several years, heavy wall o f concrot*
died this morning a t hla home outer edge of tho meat,
la-,Praetor, Mian., after an lll- wall la M ly walaUhig
aeaa af Mveral weeks. Ha waa
I I yaara old.
While In Baaford, Mr. Olson
waa as eagiaeer fa r tha Atlan
tia Coast Line railroad. Ha la
ranrteed by hla widow.
Banks Asked For
Condition Report
Western Hemisphere
Is Asked To Unite
33rd Person Held
t ,r »'»lnft • ?on h4m-
Fred Olson, Former
Engineer Here, Dies
r tS f ttt i
8*
H
n
�•t
,• *
l
1
■-■■■■ ■ "
b m
VOLGA BOATMAN
Every American boy haf' a right to grow up In an
environment of equal opportunity for *11, to Think and
speak freely on all matters which come to hi# attention,
to regard hip home as hU castle sacred from all outside
Interference, and to cast his vote In free elections where
the majority decides wao shall run thli« country .and how.
But in recent years not every American boy has been
taught that these tremendous rights and privileges wen*
acquired by equally tremendous sacrifices, by the blood,
sweat and tears of our ancestors.
How many times have we heard it said since the
disillusionment of Versailles set in that wars never settle
anything, that there never was a gpod war nor a bail
peace, that what cannot bo.amicably jletcrmincd around
the conference table Cannot be solved jipon the field oj
battle. We Affe afraid that many of our American 'M jfr
have been brought u» in the belief that nothing is wpr^Bfighting for, that they enjoy this priceless heritage'dl
freedom as a gift from heaven, that we have the highest
standard of living on earth because we are God's favor
ite children.
People who believe this seem to have forgotten the
martyr* to a. free press who sacrificed themselves long be
fore ..Che -»«*alii%«Y, -'Phsy iwero, U ^h^ye.forgottcn. the
fftttfrtfof'im eatirnf thir Pilgrims'M d.Purilanq who "fled to
this country just to be able to worship God in their own
way. Thay paas over too lightly ths Boston Ten Pnrty
and the Boston Masaaero whero men died because they
believed "taxation without representation was tyranny.IIIULK VMtoB FOR TODAY They forget the seven long years of bitter struggle, ttv?
privations and hardships at Valley Forgo, to gain^the
1 IT WORKED OUT
THAT freedoms which they now take for granted.
.WAY IN THIS PAST: For th«
Nothing worth fighting fori Huppoac tho hardy pion
nation and Kingdom that will
(lot serve the* shall perish, yr». eers who were our ancestors had thought that, would
these nations shall be utterly the settlement of the west ever have taken place with its
waited.—eo. ix.
development of great cities, tied together by the .steel
rails of gigantic railroad* and great highway systems, a f
ter thousands of brave men had aacrificed their lives to
lerlcan Mercury) forge ncross the plains into tho wlldernpssT Would th«
Id of honey that people of Texas todny be free, an Integra} part of the fron
United States? Would the people of Mexico, or Guoa, bo
Mik* for' themselves when any
free from the tyranny of Spain If nothing were worth
.sw arm aaca|we
S he Im positions of our niceties fighting for7
Jknd float tnxSrood,
All over the world there are millions of people who
* and rip# wild crapes
are
not blest with the freedom which we have accepted
before
Got at<h-a*-eatrh ci
so lightly as a gift*from our ancestor*. There are today
* the jute* runs thin
Ylbm flavors not too subtle or millions of them fighting and dying to gain their, liberty,
----- ---- discreet,
and there are millions moro who want their freedom and
Thta hone* smack* of lusty who nre ready and willing to die for it the moment any
questing In .
The tang Of wildness coursing hope for HUCcess present* Itxalf. All over the world tho
great mass of the people want to bo free, want a voice
through the sweet.
In their governments, and a right to free trade with
Th# eolnr la not clear and pale other free people, and are willing to die in order to hand
anoufh,
down this priceless freedom to their children.
Eaarh flavor la too forthright and
We In this country may wear our crown of indepen
too strong.
f<* delicate tastes; you must he dence lightly because we have never had to do without it.
young or tough
Hut on Independence Day tomorrow it might be well foiWith living—If you r*Hah It for all of us to rededicate ourselves to the principles for
km# • # *
Bite dbwil as firmly as the hot which our fathers bled and died and to recognize thnt wo
are free men today only becauao they were willing to
ted dtps
Into tha Maa*»—and lick your fight for what they wanted ua to Have.
Wrfl»f Iff*.
,-O LE N N WARD DRKSBACH.
. B u ,n m r u * n > *
b j
Independence: Day
The Buford Herald
'
6t Today Would Report Occasion
the independent* resolution w u
ttffl ufidlrtnted tonight.
f
“Th# Miond day of Jaly will
\tvx A
W 6H M *
PHILADELPHIA,
117*—Tits Cotetaeteal
let# today adopted s
<lon of Independence."
The donrtoest procUl
world that the color
broken >11 tlea iHtli G u st Britaln and hat* become the »
free and
Indepeadetit Uaitod
Slit** e f America.
ApspWvel canto after tw* d*T»
of derate aa tb its wording, held
kade
of Vladivostok,
Wdlcted that the ilocA
i f that port, Ruaala's
irtant on tba Pacific,
I when It passed the Indepen
tience resolution Introduced by
Vlrginfis’a
toindsotn*
Richard
Usury Lee.
Tb* document, . written
by
scholarly "Long Tom** Jefferson.
St-year-old fr*ekl#-fa*ed dslegst#
fro nr .Virginia, seta forth that
''gorerameata are Instituted ' t*
secure the Inalienable, riihte ef
men to life, Hhertr and lb# parsoil of happiness."
It goes on to say that -when
public huslneea ’ Is conducted, ei
ther through Ignorance, haste or ever any government becomes
fathers destructive of theae ends, it la
cartlcssnesa the elty
abolished a certain office and the the right of the people to alter
man whoso business It was to or abolish it and (o Institute
give the Incumbent written no new government, laying ila foun
dation! oa such principle* . . .
tice, as
commanded
by , law,a . . mere
a
■s
« .
.. M
a is
ai shall aaem most likely to ef
fect their safety and happiness."
Tha declaration asasrta that
the states "bsvr fall power to
levy war, eonclade peace, eontraet alliances, establish com
merce and do hB other things
A. M.
Instead it was mad* that Indsoandcat state* may of
right do.”
a p hpqy. la t e r . . • .
Tha declaration wag signed to
night by tha artsidtnf ef tha
. ISp-Amcrlcdn , Airway* recent Congress, wealthy John Usaee.’k ;
ly turiied oMt ht Miami a , class of
Mssoarhux—tt*.
Hancoek,
of *o sir pitots s u n t l weeks' writliig hi* name .hi targa 1st-.
sissies"; columnist Walter D j - I
ranly, "Tha concensus of opinion i
It that Germany's chances In !
Itus-la are five to One” ; Hog i
re nahson— T h e terrifl* anmtnl |
-rime rspense of over 16 Ml- i
lion • • • pLicea a Uremrm|ru« 1
rennoml* hum- n on every coai- ,
muaity"; Jack Bell. Miami H er-1
fnld rolumntsi— "There’s a hut [
• not down below foe tha par- j
ties who located and constructed '
f'ssip BUndlne"; Nary Sacce- !
tary Knox—"The time to a*- |
our navy tn clear Hi# Atlanta- ,
of th» German menace
,
come."
• ’
The Mosquito Season
Th* Joist year hook of PI*"
' [te*t*nt church#* place* 4h«r
Jmrmbershln at #4,601,691. The
. A reunion' of th* hrsnehee of llw
Iflcia COmtnaGHleit suffering, Methodist church now place* Uwl
which malta life almost un- denoteinsthm In lb* lead with
ta r t ,
Iassy read my name wltkoM spec-
rapidly and In fcbbtft nix total inerfM» bitw m 1991
3 females can tlevelop from into
v.se nercent. Th# Ro
man Ctlhollc church nieces It*
Health service has « num- membership at t i , i M,d»». I
to a long:way towafd curb- .
.gw.rfeky,- onU
ly carried out. They are ## prominent Russian statesman,
follows:
saye that topatyy la both *.Cb
" .' *
1. Oft rid of all water-retaining containers inside and and bankrupt:
Th* fedaral housing adminis
tration announces (hat during it*
unavoidable water deponita, and a fimi seven years of service It hs.i_ieeortd tho Investment of
I II
te rra in barrels.
•
dollars In 20,000 now
9k hcsUaet to apray your garden, jrou will million
Florid* home* and about 5H.JOO
RfunA ft^cgetable derivative,' i r an inex- mode rolled ones.
TMk M In If* ef fabulous
wag*. Ya#*sMsy tha governan ts biggest probiffn era# to
eg th* r ir t- ►array ef «n**- find that p)
«y*f, new Ns greatest dlfflcal- ( j e n s t v e l a r r
a te to fte4‘ eaeugh unemployed
i k e lp
Arm y.
Arrested'"AI A W ring
a
h A H K r to flora and even to fish.
t a v M flah pool on your grounds, don’t
j t h a t It a sure way of providing a fine
son- breeding spot for irtOkquitoa. L it the fish depend on tho
natural supply of lam e for food.
A quality.
’.‘s T '.f's v ri
b
Ono of tho penalties of bo sg
mayor of Miami U that ha mqst
poao for a picture with every
fool thing that comes along, rhe
latest being with Oscar, the O#,
Hardonl# old lka said “O car
a Uotl* patter pltcur* Ihsu
FBI MEN were working oh an Indian mutder case luk
n iff* ; mob bo that tan gal. 'jml
out In Ariaona. Su*peels were rounded up and questioned overcome him er ho waa acalrt
over and over again. Bvfry possible due waa followed. rr thnt big hor* ho wus bobljt*
The a lights took oho Indian a t a time and, through Inter,
preters, uoed every wile tho* knew to And out who had
killed th« man. None of U»e Interview# was aucceufuL
«veRlng a m»tfe«L who had been there all day.
wag brought In for wqdeMlonlng, Once more they stortroutine queries: Did tho Indian kttow the victim :
Did he know anyoae who w<*ild havd Wanted to kill tho
victim? Finally, "DU you kill the victim?" To whl«h the
of «*Pr«aaloi», grunted, "Yeah."
•^Vell.7 said one of the agents, "wiry didn’t you tell us
-Tb* nary values the erase-
state. csasK-'Rtuart - to P ert M y
ene-at 18 -stllUoa doliars and
favor* deepening: U to ten feet
a t tho 8 L . Lucie Intel.
Most* star Ways* Morris often has
moat destructive a rt hi
playsd roles is pictures portraying theTheworMt
art-IIlory.
Ids is tb* Navy, but htra'h* enact*
at real Ufa p a rt Called te active
duty, he I* shown Interviewing Tom
8. Wallace, a flying cadet applicant
at th* Long Beach, Csl, Naval It*,
servs Aviation has* where Wayne
I* stationed. Th* actor la a private
kr haven , July a, —
pilot
I — . FkirMa's Uma ere*;
n ,6/ which, waa rectotiy
cppydcmkks pv It an’ n power mil under the 'super*I*lo* at th*
State Inspect Isa
Barest!, wo*
ful lot of eronlc casca,”
cstHeated. IfWnesday a t IMJWB
boxes, srenrulag to the hares*
Iscale.I k#*#. ,
G. E. Copeland, Inspector ■*•
twrytror, anftoonewd that mote at
thfai rear's crop is h*lng grown
Inspecttoh Of State
Lime Crops Starts
3
s(sbHsh*<i
a are
r mt DM
o
a
county,
n ih et hmp#* ora tecated to tho
In streamlining- and reflnii
th* name#-of olg Florida tow]
enif locaditUa Hawk’s Point h
become Edgewatar. .................
After July 1 U will cost o
dollar te r a -Meona# to fish
• . Th* Floyida Rsvtjrio
Fkorlda and 26 crate to Imi
claim* th a t # o o a ty .,i«
' mlnlstrntion have risen
thing other than a plai
cent Ute. p ast fl*o y*
bays under 16 or m*n~
Increase
are exempt from th* chai
vldlng they fish wlthli
of tb* roadf
own eoanty.
i.tvsvToqt
auction
& 'tit'#
Comment
of th* 8 h
, J? !!*
•ad depart"'
1m Dade
bay# caused ro
te the Importin'.
• which ta to ha
th* first great
In thg current Issue of * p'oy
kr magaxlM, as army of Leer
daly a
ilfrs! e a r
a
fct fnm r a
ir" 1
i : ra
a 'v
• ii «... a »
(JfC* O l t l
, .s U 4
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tastes."
Hancock's signature waa at
tested by Charles Thonaun, se e
retary Of tha Congress. The BO
oild individual members of tho
congress probably will sign tha
doc urneat at an early data.
biles, coaventlws. ceanciU— of
Uflrty, and te Qeaatal Georg*
Washington sad tho severs! com
manding officer* for reading te
tha continental troops. Thar* te
talk also ef holding a great cel
ebration of Isdepcndeeee la the
State noose on July 8.
It seems that th* boil In <h«
tetter of tb* htate Hewn war*
rang pr*iaat*Hly this after**#*.
Abate 1.00 A rtw k. v hoy rn
watch below shouted te th* aid
tefftam Hi th* tetter above,
-rung." Final approval of tha de
claration. tewevef. Wo* oot mad*
tart* thta cvewteg.
(JiitelaV,
waoliL
OwfwZi JtWCXCj W H O
N O D M IV IN C t P A R T S
"No oaovtag pacts" ateaws frnedo^
frodi coedy vraar...dod a n w *
te d low op*racing coac O oJr la
th* Odd M aidgahm t c u t yow got
that* M* Inge...tries fo rw e n t*
tUeac* M d f e v a l’a o u ay modern
Coavealsaca fa*nice*. S«op...looM
J W 4 4 U |.X M .m
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�■a m n a n
Social A nd Personal Activities
H R a LOURINE BEAL. 8odsty Editor
Social Calendar
T n im sD A Y
T he B undles fo r B rita in Club
will ip o n su r a dance a t the Arm ory b eginning a t 9 :0 0 P. M.
Norm an B railey and hi* FlorI® cowboys and cowgirl* will
fu m la h m usic for dancing. Tick
e ts m ay be obtained from Mrs.
R. A. N ew m an, Mrs. R. J. Hol
ly, Mr*. F ra n k Sham e*. Mr*.
Fordyee R ussell or Mr*. A. W.
M o*.
The Town«»ml Culb will m»et in
the C ourt House a t 9 :00 P. M.
T. K. I . rlrs* of the . First
B aptist C hurch will m eet a t th*
home o f Mr*. L illian Vickciy,
TAfl W
W ell T hird S tre e t, a t 8 00
M.
(humming’s
r» m.
Mr
group will be hostes***.
. j
I 'f W H w te e n l. T «f
.A tt-fC o u l*
^Catholic C hurch will hold It*
'm o n th ly m eeting
In
the Red
(3ns* ,e w in g rooms in the Wo
m an ’s C lub at 2:00 P. M.
MONDAY
M embers o f All Soul* Catholic
Church will «ew fo r the Red
Croee in the W oman’* Club bem p n ln r at J (Ul P. M under the
•poneorehip of Mr*. F. E. Houm lllst.
Mr*. Roy Tilli* will eponsor
the eewlng session n f the Wo
m an’s C lub to he held In the
rb ib house from 9:30 A. M. un
i t 11:30 A. M.
81. A nn* C hanter o f the Holv
C ass
F nU m pal
O m rch will
m eet i t tbe home of Mm. B. F.
W ! Itnn*. 702 Oak Avenue, a t
4:00 P. M.
M •
T V F 8 DAY
Th# D ependable C lass a f *.ha
M«tbodi«t C hurch vrill sew for
•he Rest Croee in th* Women’*
C lub from 2:00 P. M. until 4:00
P . M. u n d e r the eponiorshlp of
P . D Sm ith.
W ED N ESD A Y
M em lere
of
the
American
le g io n A uv llh ry . * eponeored by
M r*. J . W. Daniel, w ill eew for
th e Red Cros* In th# Woman’s
Chib from 9:30 A. M. until noon.
r
If
SANLANDO
SPRINGS
►I*
IS THE BEST
AND SAFEST PLACE
FOR YOUR FAMILY
MB
First Of Bridge
Parties Is Held
e
C
p re sen t '
_
Mm.
■Thoee
w ere:
C renthaw , Mm.
IL
M
w orth. Mm. R. K. Kipp, Mm
Newby. Mm. C. R ./J/aw eon:
Mr*. Relph A ustin flwvffh. Mm.
W. U Cooper, Mm. B C. Moore,
Mr*. J. W. Ilall.
Mm M G.
M cNair, Mm. H. W. R ucker. Mm.
R. W. Ruprecht. M ia. F. E.
R oum illat, Mr*. M. V\V Deariso,
Mm. John L. Clark. .Mr*. Mor
gan, Mm. K rrfoot
R rv a n t. of
la k e la n d .
Mm.
l e a v i t t .Mm.
S p en ctr and Mrs. Lyle*. .
Mre. I.. C. S m ith and ton,
L. C.. Jr., have gone to Gaep a rilla Island to apend a bout 10
daya vlaiting w ith raU tlvea.
M r. and Mm. J. H erbal and
d a u g h te r, Marion, plan to leave
S a tu rd a y for P lain field , N. J .. to
vlalt w ith relativ es fa r a m onth.
Mr*. Dorothy L am b and d a u g h
te r. M uriel, have le ft for Miami
w here they will loin Mr. Lam b
and m ake th eir hom e.
M rs. C. E- Jo h n so n and Mm.
Coaai* Lyons re tu rn e d today to
th a lr home In Pom pano a fta r
vlaiting with th a lr parent* Mr.
a n d M rs. E. W. Stllaa.
students Named To
Church Honor Roll
The roll of honor for tfce Sun.
day School of th* F irst B aptist
Church for lb# month otf Jua*
has been announced ** fiVInws:
Ju n io r D epartm ent — M ildred
T urner, Ira Southward.
Fidelia Class — Miss C hristine
•Stoudo'mlr*.
’
A tarlan Class — Mm. J . H.
C olclougl, Mm. M. N. C lew lsiui.
T. E. L Class — Mm. A . K.
R ossetter, Mr*. F. P- Rines, Mrs.
E. W. 8tiles. Mm. D 8. E. S ta r r .
M rs. W. L
Stoudenm lm , H ie s
M ari* S tew art.
|
F riend* of Mrs. H. W. L ittle
III be sorry to lea rn th a t sh*
u n d e rw e n t a tonstleelom y
thla
m orning in the F e rnald-L aughton
M em orial H ospital.
Miaa A nnahell* M rthvln and
Mis* Ruhye K night P e ters le ft
y e aterd a v fo r
D aytona
Beach
w here they will rem ain th ro u g h
Sundhy.
Dorie Sue William*
Leaves For Daytona
Miaa Dorla 8ua W illiam* la ft
thla
m orning
fo r
D aytona
Baach w here aba will com pete In
th a annual b eau ty conteat to b*
stag ed tom orrow for tha title
o f “ MUa Florida C U m our G irl,”
aa tha S an fo rd Ju n io r C ham ber
0,JWH.re« v W f - 'M U
aval
A series of social functions
r \ . TT 2L,
Ends Tonight
Friday & Saturday
fpend A Safe 4th
With Us* And See
rso n a l
T he first In a »*rie* of bridge
parties to be held
during th*
Sgt. J . A. H ow ard Is spend
sum m er month* In tha Woman s ing his vacation in (jtn rg la .
Club to m aintain th* upkeep of
the club for tbe use o f th* Red
M r. end Mrs. H ugh C. W hslCroee waa given yesterday m om . th e l and children a r a spending
Ing w ith Mrs.
w . A. Lwsvltt, a m onth a t D aytona* Beach.
M rs. L. E. Spencer and M rs. J .
W. Lyles aa hoatassee
F ra n k lin B en n ett o f P o rt 8L
T hroughout the m orning, punch Jo # will be Ike w td k ta d guest
and cookie* w ere served by th* of h it m other. Mr*. . J . a B»n
hostesses. Colorful sinnlas w ars n s tt.
used to decorate the club rooms
for
the
party.
Bridge
and
Jo# Routh has re tu rn e d horns
Chinns* eheckeri
were enjoyed j from New A lbany. Ind
w hsr*
by th*1** present.
h# w as called by th a Illness #f
H igh scorer for the brid,
his m other, Mrs E. J. Routh.
gam es was Mr*.
le a v itt,
received a , prise. C lines* check
F riend* of Mrs. E. J. R outh
ers prise w as won by Mrs. R. • II I b* sorry t o learn o f her
F. Crenshow and
th*
ifnteaw- a t h e r hom e a n W eal
: . .. __ _
k.
Mxs H . C. T h ird S treet.
_
M r. and M r*. W. A. G arn er
•n d son. A Don, Kara
a rrlv a d
from A tla a ta , G a.. to vlalt w ith
Mr. s a d M rs. W . F . O a rn ar a n d
Mia* H alan O a rn a r a t th«lr horns
on H otly A e tn a * .
F rtan d * o f J o h n W a a ra r will
bo g la d to lo a rn th a t ha la Im
proving from a n o pa ra tio n parfo rm ad in th* A tlaa ti* C oast
L ino H aapltal la W *y«roas. C a..
U o y d . J r ., plan to War* 81
fo r th o tr hoaaa la
St
Kan*., a f ta r
a ponding
aa
w ash* w ith M rs. H a m e r's
a n ta, M r. a n d M rs. E . W. I
A rias* M yra Jacobson
M rs. .H . M . Goodwin
David B. B ach
Lao R a n te r
F irD A Y
M inor W OUsnu
Wed* Thors.
OF THE NATION..!
(iulf Coast Reports
Shortage Of Sailors
W A S H IN G r o V
Ju ly
\ 'b o rta g e of «i-;iint
\ *la n tic an*! g u lf t • i i
h.i> d elayed ta iiiiH
•t v
• i- g lo w in g
" " i •».
1
• W a tk e r. c«Mnis, | f i rt
j can M erchant ' I . im h ,
t ’ \ l r«»njir« 's
•d
•i^»«l le g i-U t »i i .
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f* » *»n comp** •’ • •»• I Lip
W ilk e r
t• ' f »l • »
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whud »« .-■•» » I
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I.' m onth* <■ ( *. f : .1
j b «lf (ho numb* • f iL L
.«m> •
• req uired
on
i
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fit l MlMptl-s* It* ’ * Ml •». Ill Ml .»n.
I ’M
•■lit l.iw
f • motif b
• • t” •
i•
Ipsf til' •
on th* beache* fro m the A tli n t ic to th * P a c if ic .
1 Lo t a o f lo tio n to
•
A light, tn ft gulden glow ra th e r
th an
a tla rk
le n lh e r y
b ro w n ,
fio m f o f the hew# h a ve ta n n ic
a rid d e riv a tiv e * w h ic h hold h ack
•un ra v « 14 g ive a g ra itn a l glow
( T h a t '*
w hy
*om e
uM
p la in
te a l
A n d grca«elew« lotion# o r
cream * are p o p u la r
2 S u n g la i« e « w ith p la v tic
fra m e * to le t th e n in th ro u g h
• nd iV fd il w h ite c ir c le * aro u n d
y m ir eyea and a w h ite •trip *
ae ro ** y o u r no«e
By BETTY CLARKE
Pity th* poor girl who sits in
th e tu n too long. Not Juet be
cause she la blistering, but also
because eha’s otat of date. Sha
fo rg ets a tanning blits is a t e r
rible thing for a tender
akin
And th a t the mode has gone n a
tu ra l.
*
I t ’s been m ore
than
lh'*-v
yearn sine* beach beauties went
In for super-tans. W av bark In
1938 th sy began to learn th a t
stra y in g from the eun Into eun
b o n n e ts and big um brellas was a
boon to beauty. And to p re fe r
lotion o ' cream with prolecllvo
ra th e r than tann in g tendencies.
Tim e was when the
beach
beaut v came back with itching
shoulder*, blistered hack. • r»d.
red nose and an Incipient m id
from over exposure.
Then
»h*
•pent weeks learning how to «*t
•hat lea th ery look soothed awnv.
Now d e b u ta n tes snd
dishw ash
ers have m ore tense
H ere are some tim ely la n i'm r
trle k i practiced hy sm art girle
3 A d a rk fo u n d a tio n cre am
fa« d a rk ad v n u r ^ n ) to
up w h ite dpotd t * f t h y
•trap d
n M ich
| A
v a n is h in g
cream p in t deep b ru n e tte p n w tle f
w ill do the dHmr |
4 A nd if you lik e y o u r
ak in but th in k vo n m unt have a
•p o rty lo okin g h ro w n ia h b e a u ty ,
you ra n b u y y o u r
h ro n ie in
liq u id fo rm , put it on
ton and h lrn d it an you
i llli
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Vavy Pilot, Passenger
Die At Jacksonville
fra a tla w * *
( A N A D I AN"«
Authorities Praise
Service Of Motion
Pictures To Camps
Mr. and Mra. Babart Rlghlayara axpasted to arrive tot from BalHasora, Md., ta
thalr vacatlaa la Florida.
TWy will b* mat la Daytona
Baach hy thalr aaranta, Mr. aad
Mra. II, D. Hlwhlarnua aad Mr.
•nd Mra. C. H. Broca of Orlan
do.
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BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
I im W. FIRST STHI'KT
Th* qew f’nloradn Itiver Aque
duel, w hirh ra rrle a w ater 292
mile* to several S oulhrm Cali
fornia citis>, cost 1220.000.000.
Ring Crnaliy a re a lready line -J
up fo r e arly nhow*. T he p rrsa n t plan i* to give seven pro
gram s in th e ram p* in th* W est
■ nd th en book__s _ s a ris * i n . t h *
East, using players who ar* not
working In pictures.
PARADISE SHOES
1 7 .7 5
VALUES
H I N T YO U *
C A R YU TH
JF0 R ONLY
$494
N O W ..................................
NATURAL KRIDCE SHOES
NATURAL POISE SHOES
$ 3 ^
Odd Lot* Only! liroken Sizes! $5 to $H Valucw
OTHER VALUES to $ 5 . 0 0
$1 9 4 and
liro k e n Loin
ODD LOTS IN CHILDREN'S’
SHOES GREATLY REDUCED
RANDALL
ELECTRIC
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a n n 'iu n r ,'il
1 V t m t .iiy
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Ta aggrer* t* this array
talant would »‘r‘u ,n V ^ B, hrr
noaalhl* on a n * ocensloiC other
than that on which Ih#** M trlntt
repoond lo *n .apoortunlly for
usefulness I" »uri*l"lB* high
moral# la th# face of th# rigors
of military training.
— Commenting J W M L j a J
m m M*J. Oen. Keayon
Jar**, eomataadlng thw^Nlm h
Army Carp* Troop#, t#legT*ph''l
„M of th* Industry*
popart "Hollywood
R eparter,
an follow* t
“Will you
kindly
aapres*.
through "your publication,
N
m tltud* of tho S0.000
‘ anllstad man of tho Ninth
t ih* Hunter Uy*
Reservation, ta tho
motion plrior# Induatry, IU nrlists and art liana, and » Uadara.
era, for th# m a t »how wl»*
naaaad today. Th* mon and of» •
cam anjayad thanwah** for al*
matt threa hour* in conllnoou*
fuo, lo ughtar and applau*#, »ueh
a« could only h* produead by
tho aotlaa’a f a m m t film riar*.”
e J S s u ,* * ? *
NAZI
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t‘ r«Mw C « a ( r>«sc»
m aneuver which m ilita ry circle*
In Vichv, France, previously had
rypo rted waa in m otion.
C m intrr attack* w rr » •pccificallv repor’ed hy thi* Rct| com
m and itaclf, h 'lw iv cr, In
one
th eater that nf th e fa r north,
w nrre heavy | i *m m w e re aaid to
ha ve hern in flic tr.| on two flcr*
man or O r m a n F in n ish diviaiona
striking al M urm anak via the
Sredni Peninsula O n th» K*r^IUn iBthmu*. it wan Ntatcd aim p l/
that all N'an a tta c k a had been
bloodily r*dih»eil
A long *he, Itill.e f r o n t —w here
the (JermawN |»rrvi«MiN|y •laim rd
the
Rua«ian
tewiNtone,*
had
fru m b lfd -R e d troopN in the re
gion nf ()vinwk W4*re r**porte«t hv
Moacow to be enquired in a wtill
Inconclualvc «trnvrgle
F a r to the
•o u th ,
in
the
Rnwne Hector of Poland at the
Ru««ian P k ra in r.
th r
R'lNaiana
aald fighting wa« fierce in d that
the (Icrm ana ha«l not Keen uhle
to t»reak through to the aouthMd
In the Rorlmi" and Rohrni»k
aalienta the RiMAi.in com m unique
ifgctnred. the Ceim anN bad been
aim d»rtv preyentcil from h re tk Inr through
(ierm an m ilitarv dl«patrhr« deacr'hed the h a ttlefield of Itialyitok. where two Hcd arm ira are
■aid *o have bean cruahcd, aa a
m acabre acene o f
death
gnd
wreckage Thev «aid th e highway
ta *trewn w ith the ho«|iea of
men and horaea and arm ored
c»r* for fo rty milea.
Jama* B altk. who ha* baan
■tatlaaad a t tba Orlando Army
Al» ■**#, baa baan transferred
U Ehanoek Field, III, whara h*
win racelr* savan months’ traintag hi tachalciaa work. Hs
th* Bashaw of Mra. Babart WI1• s * ^wsd-Mlaa t a * Smith of^ M l
W art First BtraaL
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On All Fronts
Germans Claim
Due to tha F u o rth of Ju ly
holiday th* C entral O rel* of
th* S aafo rd G arden Club will
NEW YORK, .liilv 2 — <Spenot sew for th* Red Cross this
"n o v e rn m e n t
m llitsrv
w eek but will sew on Friday, rinD —
«»*ho'llie«
are
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ar
J u ly 11, as scheduled.
e '-lm ln - the verviee —hieh moluin nielure pervnnaliliev
s»'tl
rveeuGve* a re " u i l e e ln s to the
Sanlsndo Springs, July 4.
v irio n s e n te e lsio m e n t nvoresmv
Mr*. Hah Hall tsft today for f t A rm - rsn lo n m en t* snd nsval
Valdosta, Ga., to visit with rtla- • •stlons.’’ film o fficials said to
*
tives. 8h* will also visit In Al Ha*.
U ha*
h»»" le a rn a d th st f” m
bany and Douglas, G*., befors
going to Monroe, N. C., where r n l a i f of Hollywood has slrsa d v
m anv o f Uso u tsta n d
sh* eipaeta to be until Sept. I. •'ipplle-l
ing screen sta rs fo r personal
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton BIs- - " P e s r « n " s »• vaeiou* camp*.
baa and chlldrtn, Bsstrlc* and i,a„ , end mobiliva’lon re n le is
Aecoedlne to a u th o ritie s. • r*Hamilton, Jr., will laava tomor
row for Jneksonvllla to ipand -.p » e n te rta in m e n t proaram . fu r
tha waaksnd with Mr. Blibsa’a -'Shed **'*ral cem ns In rallT o r
- 1*, o ro v ld 's a good evampl* of
brothar, Louis C. Rlvts.
•Ha patriotic faryoe with which
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Colsman Ih* people of the m otion picture
plan to laava tomorrow for Rock- ,r*s,en are re voondto- to Ih# '* port, Ma., to spsnd thsir vaca •raetlonat n e e d , 0»it|in*d b v th *
tion. T b e / will b* accomp«ni*d -nweenm '"* Do *hl* reeen* oeMr*. Colaman’* ■daughter, -**lon » 8.00n train ee* , sealed »n
R. C. Trimbl* a no - her -n poMooe se tlin * were are»l
- t w ith a pro g ram w h l'h I"ughtar, Jtan, of Bradsntoa.
indad " ffe 'tn g v o f Jack n e n e y .
Mr. and Mra. E. E. Keeno •ilek Powell • M*ey l.lyln” ,nn
•nd ebUdrsn, Dorothy and Joan e’aretl* l-o d l* . G eo eew
•rrtsad today from Jacksonville G ra d e A lim , r la u d e tl# T olbert
to spend th* weekend with Mr. • ha Nlehola* B ro th e rs. G»o r* "
and Mrs. E. A. Manforton and teasel. F ranklin D em our, V lrtln l*
ta attand th* annual Rpurllng O’Brien. R ochester. R*y Bolecr,
family reualon to b* bald to- Marlene D ietrich, th # Rlt* Bro
i her* and o th ers.
•4 Sanlsndo 8pring*.
'AM D*OLIVIA DsHAVILLAND
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Club Returns From Russia Crumbling
Beach HouMeparty
M em bers o f the Gra-del chap
ter nf the Sub-Deb Clubs
re
tu rn ed this week from their a n
nual houseparty which was held
a t D aytona Beach for two weak*.
Mm. C. F. Proctor chaperoned
the girl*.
D uring th e houseparty
the
mem ber* rnloyed having as th eir
guest*, th eir parents, and also
alum nae of
the
club
Mra.
B roughton W atkins, sponsor waa
also a weekend visitor of th*
party .
T hose enjoying the houseparty
w ere: Miss J a n e t Boyd. Mlae
C arol Je a n N il, Miaa Dorothy
Rung# Miss Gw endnlvn Havre,
Miss E arllne Kelly Miss Kllsaheth
V auehan.
Miaa
F rsn raa
Brvan*. Mias M arcia
Proctor,
Miss Joyce W srdw fll. Mt*« Re
becca Lee Miss N orm a W olfer.
and Mm. P roctor.
n r a ja
pag e
Don't Let 'Beach Blitz’ Ruin Your
Vacation Pleasure This Summer
M r. and Mra. B. G. Methvln
a n d children. Tom m y and EmJA CK SO N V ILLE. Ju ly 3. —
m a Je a n , left today fa r O cala fP )— A Navy pilot an<l his paaw hara they will spend ■ few s e n g tr from the air slation hero
daya.
crashed to death Wednesday d u r
ing a rain squall five mile* n o rth ,
M r. and Mm. J. O. A ndos, w eat o f hare.
J r . ( and children le ft today fo r
T he pilot was Jam es Bussell
O reanvllle,
S. C., and
C edar Shaw , 31, aviation m achinist*'
M ountain, N. C., w here they will m ate, first class, a native of
■pend a three weak*’ vacation. Richmond, Va.
Th*
passenger
r
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waa Roy Dan H aiglar, 28. sea
MUa Lola L«G*U* of C airo, m an second class, af Dodson, 1st.
C a^ and Miaa M a rg a re t L aG att*
t lauL Jam s* Flatlay, public
of B alnbridga, O a., ar*
th*
Hon* officer, said death sp A n d Mr*. W . C I larantly was Instantaneous. The
liana burled Itself In the ground,
ila said civilian witnesses saw
M r. and Mra. J a m e a II. C rappa tha plane com* down out of n
a r* a ip a c ltd to arriv e
today rain squall a t low alliludc and
from C airo, G a., to apand th* crash.
Ju ly F o u rth holiday* w ith Mm.
C rappa’ p a ren ts, M r. and Mra.
NO TICE
W. C. Hill.
h ave boon pU nnod by Uio D ay
to n a Beach Cham ber of
Com
m o n * fo r th* co nteotanta who
w ill re p re se n t
several
Florida
cltioa. Th# firs t of thss* func
tion* will bo a ball In th* 8*a
bra*** Club
thU
evening a t
w hich. Uma th# contestant* will
b* Introduead.
| Joh„
Ill
Th* b eau ty eo n taat will
be arriT , to d ay fro:
Cam p Bland^ ^
^ LL .S J a L ^ ll
kw eeS A ae- l a
•
• t th* baddshell tom or; Ing to apend th * weekend with
ro w evening
n lag a l l : 0 0 o ’clock and h l* m other, M ra . 8am G ardner.
,b #
m l s t a r
■n d _ « Ta n d p * r* n U , Mr. and Mm
bandahall a t S:S 0
• n Run
d a y evening, J u ly • . to roceiv#
h e r pris* o f | i S In cash and
U r. a a d Mr*. 3 . P. Rldga, J r .,
Bor title.
Th* W hit*hall and T a rra c a Ho- Mr. *114 Mr*. R oy W illiam s and
H . R. L ain* a ra planning
taU hav* bean sa la rie d a* head- M rs.
q u a rte rs fo r th* contestant* and (o sp«<fd th* J u ly 4 holiday
a b u ffe t supper baa b a aa planned w ith M r. and Mr*. H u g h . C.
f a r them tom orrow a fte rn o o n a t W halchal a t D ay to n a Baach.
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F lo rid a, co n tain in g l t d aeraa.
m ore o r lean, laaa a a trip of
land | l feat wld# alo n e tb o ,
'f e a s t alia doalh aldaa r a a a f n d >
for roadw ay.
T lIR n R F O n B .
TIIEHM r n M UNTO e r a la eom m nod you and
ra rh o f you 10 bo a n d ap p ear b a .
fora (bln Court a t Ik il C o urthouse
at
Hanford.
Ramlnola
County,
F lorida, on Monday, tb a f ib dor
of A ugust, A. I*. Id d l. lh a aamd
ba n t lh a rale d ay o f tbla C ourt,
oth erw ise, darraaa pro ro n f.aa o
will b a onUr-et n e a ln a t y ou and
I «arh of you.
BB ItPUH t. - ^ J -torn tW CO B- V
hrna Sanford run*,
l local boy* need tbras
n til Um mound alerting
Manning, putting Callahan I
I, a t tbo atart Of tbo fifth and
Iptaring him wtth J , Jackson In
IB final frame.
Ktoalmmos uaed the eama numit of aMuadamoa with Tanner
m nr and Muaaolwhlta. AD
HTPO pitchera far. both alder
balked up a number at strike
ata during tha game and nonr
t them gave up many hits,
•floaty of oxcHomcnt was ans ite d la tha game wtth baee
Canera stealing ^baaas In a Imoat
farv Inning. Ia the opener A>
fllU n,. aaeond aether, etol»
Bd and third nn one nlay afa Ml to right Gold,
flpr the opening Innlnr
(bed went Into a alomn and
only two men aa fa r aa ape.
la w , During the whole
M they anly aenrad alx hlta
* t f thorn In tha ftrat Inn-
1o IcVdK. '
■Ctefl A V *#f
fTtfacf./toul
Yo Art t
MraihV aaS 0REMA/4
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OltliRIIKD
AMAHAtt OQM00ACM-
MB WAS WCDMD to ft**.
4K7M B u r s u m r o t b a
NBC WU1 Carry
Debate B otr;:en
Wheeler, P e p p e r
Where 0-9 Sunk
1937 crown.
Mrs. LfOuis Sues Joe For I
While Charging He Hit
CHICAGO,
July
3
:Mmmaa got going In *V loe I,oul«, world’, heavyweight H
d aad aoorad ana In tha* losing champion, was surd f o r ) ^
hw, —* In tho fouMh, fN* llvorca In circuit court y c s t . r - l l
the fifth, two In tho eleth lay by Marva Trotter Louis. ■
i g atneto tally In the «ev^oapled with p
lnklt»« at error* and he**er»
hw *he nHchera accounted for
aWtor*' etyfore.
R IlltM M IE
lha charged cruelty.
Mrs. U u ls , who
filed
the ■
ictlon under her husband’, rra l I
'•m e , Barrow, charged th a t tha I
irg ro boslng cham pion, struck '■
ia r first on Ja n . 2, 1941, a n d . J
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T H A T VtlH Kff T R A P P E R PRO M
MUSKRAT C R E E K F O R C E S
G R A N P T A P P Y 4JAUT W T4DPEN9
W TO A P E A O CALM -
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MART M. O tUX CW ELU <« e l I>0 fasdanta.
CITATION
TUB BTATB OF FLORIDA TO:
Mary M. OMdawalt
a
Vidov,
[Lillian Otidewall Currier a ad hurhaad. A. m . Cantor, Mary oildewall, alagto. aU of
la u
Booik
Central Artaoa. Lodi. CallloraU;
Morrla O lid-wall alaila. »-# C r'rd a a w m ala Hoopla). qaaoea vtllas*, Now Tort; and Paul (111dawall aad wlfa. Qprotky UUdewaU.
Of n a NlaaraMa Drive, Saw Tom
a loumamrnt-alin round with
bla 384 In tba 1840 Metropolitan
Open at Bloomfield, N. J., also
la rlevtr a t matrb play.
Tt* P. G. A. la one of tbo ma.
competition! in uhlcb Wood
a been • runner-up. Ha lodt a
38-hole final duel to Paul Ron.
yen In 1034. He waa a oeml-fL
oail«l In 1938. Craig, a t 30, la
playing Um beat gulf of bla
for tha atari of tbo locala'
i f etn ak aad J. Jackson
Callahan warn both bit by
pftaher ta load tha bases,
m e by tbo Ktaehumee third
r lot la a couple of nuM
UtA.bg Singletary aad Me-
o u a c u ti
w. u v w j o m « » < B i n a x u » fON. • • I m l m ta d'am lall**
•r T * « X W H CM IPUT . • 010•olvad
corporationm iW fa i
r I Thera are no chIMran.
V*
Mrs. Louis, a Chicagoan, Vna
f r i led Louis the night ha knock
g t l i u r Max Baer in the four
n i l -ound at Yankee Stadium, Ni
‘l
1 r|
1 A <*I York,
.81 1* f l That bout groaaed opnroxl- j
Imately It.OOOJMO with Loalo'
ah r 11 ‘haA of 1317^737 being one of
..3 1 r l t be hlfhJIghta of • career which
...3 t 11haa enabled him to rent almost
...1 0 r I ' 3.000,080 aloes turning profee.
...3 3 I*I-towel seven yearn ego.
... * 1 r l The heavyweight
rhamnlnpr
..., t rIila rln g golf-In Itotrolt when in„ 3 1 ' * I 'nrtnad of hie wlfe’e edlon, op...3 a • I >eer»d stunned. .
_3 /
I I "Ah don’t believe IL Ah ab_.a ft 1 1 nlntelv know nothing shoot It."
... t - 8 nI Loots- denied be had atraek
..!> • f h ie wife and sold he weald not
—
I vmtsst tho divorce.
"If she doesn't went to live
•Ith me." he vaM, "what can
*h do about 117" ,
He eeld h* and hie wife had
■••d aowi* dlffevenr*. gad add
'd. "Ah thought they was all
•ttlod." Ho «ald tbw dlff*rene*a
-mao over hit wife’* Inalatenoe
In trslnYORE; Jnly L -r<jrh' hat ihe aecomwany himexhibition
Works Over
i Before
lical^K 0
,•
Denny may craah through. Ho
waa Do country’s ' boat match
player during 1938 and 1937 and
he haa shown ha Is back a t bla
peak by his play In the recent U.
8. Open when bo finished second.
Two
___ _____
others
accorded good
chancee are Ben Hogmn, who haa
b ^ n “In the money'1 In 40-odd
aucceeilre tournaments and fin
ished In n tie for third In the
Open tournment, aad Dleb Meta,
who likes the Cherry Hills course.
3.—(SpaNEW YORK, Jaly S
.-(S paclal)—Tha entiio blue network of
tla National Broadcasting Com•pany will carry throughout the
United States tha history-making
debate between Scnatof Claud*
Proper, Florida, add Burton K.
Wheeler, Montana, from the floor
- i •*— Townsend convention bi
Buffalo oa Indapertdcnc- TH»
July 4, according to William
Burk* Millar, dlractor of Ulki
fer NBC beta.
• •
D m arrangements w*ra com
pleted f t a conference in Radio
a t y early tbla waak between tke
national pubHclty director for the
Towndesd organisation and the
PORTSMOUTH
Meta waa runner.up to Culdahl
beta In 1938.
„•
,
25 Percent Gain'
Noted In Private
Home Constructin
mat* poaltMB where the U. 8.
submarine 0-9 want down In »
teat diva off tha coast of Main*
WASHINGTON, J a ly S -(l
In an area known aa Um lalsa
Ul)—Private
of Shoals and did not coma up.
tba program
Housing Administration, reepond- Tha aubmarslM* tarried approxlInf to defense needs, will aa. mataly thirty man, 411 agalpped
praalmately 100J100 units In tha
first half of 1941, a gibt of »
percent over last year, Adminledrator Abner H. Feranae*- fans
announced.
' '
r Up through, Jane 14 about My
000 homes had bees started an*
der VIIA inipectioa, and cob.
atrpctlon la the - oi
weeks will bring tbo
to the 100.000 mark. Daring tho
first ala month, of 1340, fl.710
homeo warn atirtif under THA
inspection, whll-1 In the first hslf
of 1939 the comparable total waa'
82,800.
Mr, (Tvrguaon oetlmatodf (that
70 percent of tin homos now beling built under the THA pro
gram are locator In dofeaao arena
•peciflcally dmlgnod lor the Proa*
The
prtif hod 149 14. Onto
Mid waitsrwelght eham-
i u l over Bammy’a kkdt
son ana af tha ea.Mii
at hi. anraor. r
mod Davis for t oyranit before tho end of On
f t l o h n b T J f a d 1'’onui
heavyweight
---------rham
oton
'tanned to leave tar Pl*1*burgh
*» nla* In a golf tnumament
’lv*»e Raiards* a«d P«»dav.
Ar'ordlnw to ihe blit LeoltJ
■•n J«n. V, 1941. In Oilcnmy
’’•truck her • vinlan* b W
bo mooih wllb bla band" o w l
•m last Anvil in “hit her In I b l
’see with bla band and stopped
*» her ankto."
• •
Tbo nmnUff a.k.d for nilsonv end that aha ho ponaltted
l*o rmuiww her iwaldsa. n*mo.
Mrs. tymla, wto* »§k»d for
'deouAtw sxoDort whlls tbo aalt
’a In lltleatton. naaeylsd her on’«
I ’•nut* la ri.-tvwd from a ste
•narlmow' band1"* to which sha
I
la living, Tho Income from
•ho bnlldlnw. oha said, waa n«*
•nfflcUn* "to malniala aslf In
ho roadarl to which the do*.
’cadent hno arm-in wed her onrl
'n comvdnnco with her eta ties
n life."
What
Shape
Ia Your Hair In?
It’s not tho UayUi of ysor
hair, MadauM, It’s tha
•hapel You’ll bo delight*
ad with 7»«r eolffare
. . . . with IU flsaibUa and Ita’ awaep of llna
• r oar expert haa Up e re d ro u r JmUL-
a Lubmartne trapped- a t
tha
bottom of the ocean aso it to
come to tho eurfaco. A clamp
la pUcad brer tha neau aad the
moa .aacaad, using a rope aa' a
guidar. Tha NavyDapartmtmfa guporta there were e»on«b_ •*
them long* abtotrd tho aub»a£
'ng ramps and
Loale mid be had been firing
■•!• wlfa a weeklv allowance.
M
It*n p o f to know O u t
y m can i h r a j t
f« (
U m " k in d o f c a k t t h a t
m o th e r w a d to b a k a "
— A bo
R ita,
U ito e
HESSE'S HOME
BAKERY
1M Want P in t Stowi
W1 HAVE
THE CAK YOU
WANT AT A PRICE
YOU WILL BB
WILLING TO PAY
*Bslf On BaaT Ttnte
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'Lanford In The Only Central "
Florida City Affordlnc Kali, U lfhnaj
And Water Transportation
SANFORD,
Pioneering For Defense
eace
Secretary R e b a te s
} Britain’s D e t e r -
FLORIDA,
SATURDAY,
Roosevelt
Calls For.
Sacrifices
P r e s i d e n t Declares
Flag Waving Not
Enough With Arm*
- ament Effort On
English Airmen
Make Day Raids
•fcEEDS, England. July 5
— Foreign Secretary
Atithony pden today predict*
rj fcd r e j e c t e d
it in a d v an c e ,
m t a t i n g B r i t a i n ’s d e t e r m i n *
k tio n to d e s tr o y A d o lf H itle r
ta d
“all
he
stan d s
Eleanor Sense, dietetic expert, pictured st the window of a
mobile kitchen I n New York, bands a diplom a to S idney Lsunc,
one of a class of <7 women who have com pleted the c o u n try ’s first
leftnse course In the operating of kilthens-on-w heel*.
fo r.”
" Asserting Hitler "standi eondttpsned by his own deeds as a
H a of perjured faith,” F.den
1#*—t "We are not in any clrI West all i ii prepared to negoti
ate with him at any time on any
inbjedt.”
/M eanw hile thn Tt. A. F. a»fratted Bremen—Germany’s sect u port—with a violent nonaKale ace in' broad daylight 7**'
tarday, taking up in tha morning
Where night-shift bombers had
la ri eff, and then smashed durlight ottack
jmr which
IK d larv d
UTMi Iii >0
on BreBritish
to have
foot of
rAroportodf
t r s ' i ShU wand
kh "fires and oxplo^
M o m . by tho low*
Aluminum Drive Falls Short;
Another .Expected Id Few Weeks
Aluminum collected
In the
drive that ended last week fall
far short of the amount eipeeted
and only about 400 to 450
pounds' are to be taken to Or
lando M onday to be turned over
to the governm ent officials there,
rHarrls E. Anderson, head of tho
drive, anid today.
It is expected that there will
b« a national drive in tha next
four or six week* and Sanford
will be railed on to make a determlned effort to collect a largo
amount nf the metal, Mr. Anderson predicted.
Member* of the Woman’s Club
on-operated splendidly during tho
campaign here and went through
the telephone book ayatematically ealling oil persons who had
a telephono and aaklng then to
Hence, he said, the nation la
making a mighty effort "in the
cause of the defense of the
hemisphere and the freedom of
the seas." And so he called on
the nation to "pledge as well oar
work, our will and, if It U
necessary, our llvst.’’
Then the voice of Chief J u t.
tire Harlan Flake Stone waa
heard leading the east unseen au
dience In the pledge of allegiance
to the flag. The office of civil
defense, headed by Mayor LaGuardis, of New York, had ar
ranged that Americans In ever*
section of tha country should
cease whatever they were doing
to take part in the ceremony.
Hence pleasure-bound motor
ists stopped th flr cars, soldiers
in cantonments snapped to a t
tention. children
turned their
thoughts momentarily from their
Thanks To Those
Who Aided Work
Adjutant and Mrs. Ralph !L
»aa, of tho Salvation Army, txvaaod their thanks today for
• support and co-operation of
o Sanford publie during tbalr
rao and ano-half year stay, as
my announced tbalr farvwall
r v h s Sunday. Thoy will leavo
iianday.
" H t would especially thank
o mowbora o f the civic, and
a to n a l organisations fbr tho
sy Which they have helped In
* Job wo have' had to do,”
I wheel o f htn ptatC
'
Unitary barracks and gun peat*
its on the North pan island of
rderaey also were doela red hit
tkia assault, while tho iwoop where wa are going.
“Wa also wish t<
tr Franco, conducted by Brio•Blenheim bombers with pow- rltv and county aui
al fighter eweort, waa aimed
tr-awte-w ?s
tosphere Firing
iffs Queer Effects
Where First Glamor Girl Died In Plane Wreck
flno people of Sanford and Rem•nolo Coon tv as wall aa thosa
who have been most generous
and loyal hi aupoortlng the Sal
vation Army work la Lnko Coun
ty*
”1 am sure that tho people of
thin territory deeply appreciate
tire w arn spirit af friendship
end support at the organisation
•wrriwg thin section for the
benefit ef the leee fortunate,
both materially and gntrituaily.
"We pro meet grateful to The
t s a M Herald and Its staff for
their feltkfalneee end assistance
«t an' tissee to get tire message
derived serosa to tho m»bHe,
“Aa we leave Sanford and
•em t—le Countv Tuesday wa do
Believed Defeated
8—VPT—Oenarsl
Spectators examine wreckage of plane
whieh crashed into the breakers of Matunuck,
R. L,i killing aoclety’s original glamor girl,
Elea no! Young, 22, and Nicolai Kmblricoa,
Grrak shipping magnate. Embirlcoe waa fly
ing the plane blind in fog from Newport
to Roosevelt Field, I,. I. lie wn* killed imtantly; the girl dlrtl an hour aftrr hrr unrimM’iom
body w n drafftil from th«» wnwhufr.
Fire Department, Police, Sheriff
And Hospital Rtporl Sate Holiday
-m ,
ll. Carter, secretary of u e board,
said this morning.
Moat of the men who registered late claimed they had not'
heard obout the second res litretion until after the day had pees,
ed. Mr. Ckrter stated. A few more
registrants are expected for the
neat few day*. Six men came
into the office today.
Volunteera were urged ^lo make
their daplree known as sodn as
possible M. Carter said. At the
flrat registration a number of.
men said they would probably bo
Unusual distinction has come
to one of Sanford’a outstanding
pianist with tho announcrmsnt
today that Miss Daphne Takach,
dsughter of Mrs. Julius Ttkach,
will bo tho accompanist of Mad
ame Louisa Homer for her vocal
students during tin next eight
waeka in Lake George, New York,
Mlea Takach. who is en honor
student at Rolllne College, will be
a senior neat year both In the
rriltge end In the Coniervatory of
Musie, where she haa distinguish
ed herself for the high quality
of her musical ertlatry.
On their way north Mre. Tak
ach and her daughter (topped
In Wilmington, N. C. where they
visited the Rtv. Mortimer Glover,
former Episcopal minister In San
ford, and his family. They alio
visited In Vineland. N. J. with the
Rev. Strong, onetime Congrega
tional minister hero, and hie fam
ily, and also In Aebury Perk, N.
J. with Mr. and Mps. Arthur
Mother, an uncle and au n t They
also spent n few -days In Troy,
N. Y_ tho former borne of Mrs.
Takach.
Mias Takach la the granddau
ghter ef Mre. B. B. Takach long
time Sanford resident, who ro
etntly celebrated her 85th birth
day a t which time Dr. E. Molnar
and daughter, Mrs. W. M. Grncy,
of Dunnollon, motored kero to
Join la tho celebration festivities.
Ida six, sad Georgia l k .
Retired Seaman Diet
After Short IUne«a
The
nht rifft
office
stayed
open all day yesterday mid ln*t
night tu t reported not » single
call of m y kind Involving holi
day ccU hrunts.
A report from the hospital re.
vested th at no fire cracker vic
tim was treated all day and no
calls ra m r in from autom obile
a c c id e n ts/'
station, I hief
A t the polire
Roy W ill in ms hml only to say,
" I t ws« p re tty quirt. Nothing
accihappened t re. One little
dent was reported lull there
____ __,
wasn’t
sny dam age done.’
Heverul low enforcem ent o ffi
cials rem arked th a t this was one
county has ever seen,
of July holidays the city and
of the sa fe st and sanest F ourth
T hroughout ihe nation, accordIng to an Associated P ress re
port, only Hft fatalities from ae-identa were reported. Of th e —
<3 were killed in - autom obile
mishaps, tho re p o rt stated.
BATH. Mr.. July 5 —</P>—
Dr. Merrill E. Joes, 34. Rich
brick kaUdlag on mond physician was ronvkted of
r killed one fire- manslaughter In tha-» U v iae of
hU 33-year-old Alabama born
wife. Dr. Luverne Harris Joas
te n d windows popped like corks
fro the ate story structure hous
ing Modelk
Sporting Goods
Store when firemen trashed Urn
vestibule door.
Tha body of Carl Bbchoff Mrs. Elisabeth Chapman Mayo,
waa carried o ut two hours after 14-year-old tea room operator.
tho fire waa reported under con
tro l
Marines On Sunken
Ship Believed
i
* Saved
ty irtla Leonard, retired Ma
u d . hot*- hi Norway, who has
mod# hla homo la Sow Cardens,
of thu two-week-old invasion.
I no uc<l
staim a lo n g
ariuy asserted Its
ins Uervsma and
liurju wateiwaya had rolled back
German
assaults._
terrific ______ ________
umn*
wnicn Tlankvd
M arm ot Line a
France’s
f ------- ' '
year ago
w are
rolling toward Russia's Stalin
Line tor their major test agalnat
the might t>( tha Soviet Union.
The c e n te r o f the b itte re s t
fighting, n d ire c t th re a t to Mos
cow a p p a re n tly extended no rth
from llo b ru ltk , through B o ria a r
on U e rrtin a to an alm ost 200mile b a ttle fro n t, anchored
at
accident*.
NEW YORK.' July I —<AV. A rising -holiday traffic toll
wan reported across tha nation
todur, with automobiles bringlag
death to a t least 111 pleasure
seekers M mere than total fa
talities front all causes on last
yaw 's July Fourth.
Drown tags, airplane trashes,
shootings, and
other r i s k *
T h e llc re z itm R iv e r n ector,
ixsliit
of
(Icopeat
G erm an
IH M ietru tio n o f
R u ssia ,
has
! rh !M t u r n e d
in to a w a te ry
d e a th t r a p fo r th o In v ader*,
Moscow r e p o r t e d t o d a y , a n a
U ini/sundit
of
G e r m a n a
c u n k I>1 t h e n a r e a m o n g t h a
n e arly 7 6 0 ,0 0 0 lo sses e s ti m a t
e d n v Hits R u s s i a n s a s p r i c u
lly a N asi varsloo, psuaer coi
HnnftfTd rtijo y n l one of Its
sa fest F ourth of July colebrs*
lions ‘/ e s tr n l s y s« offieer* of
the fire d e p a rtm rn t. the »hrriff,
constsble ami h«>«uit.il nuthoritie*
reported no injuries or acridents
and the (Hilirt* ilr|Miit merit hud
record of only <t minor a rrid e n t
involving nothing more th an s
dentetl f**n»lrr.
Most of the ritir«*n« of the
city who could tnjirugt* to g rt
•w ay hi*titled for the crowded
bcachi-s. hut evidently f*»r the
moat part drove their c m « cure*
fully as Constable |{«»lM*rt Moye
ffctrollcd the road from t t e city
to the Lake Monro** hi i*lge yes.
terday and la*t night and re*
ported no reckless driving or
die Accidents 1 Dead, 29 Injured
Joss Is Sentenced
illday Deaths In New York Blaze
Of Wife Slaying
DAYTONA
‘\
The Crracan invasion farce
■t last smashing into the Sta
lin line. has creased the
bloody llereslna River tad
reached thy banka ef Onepc
in ila I wo* week-old drive te»srd Muamw. The Genaaa
lliah t arnand asserted today.
Thh flat announcement was
made in the fare of Rusalaa
■ water trap foe the N ark and
claim* that
the Hers vino
sector hsa been turned Into
that the Itel army had drlvaai
back codtiOuona night and
day attempts
to fore# tha
stream.
would 111m to volunteer for ear.
vicn.
**We can take volunteers now
and though we can’t tell when
they wl Ube called It is probable
that the quota of the county will
bo tecro—od considerably.
Vehsntoor service la limited to
between the ages of 18 and 18
years ea the vehmtoera ere given
tho same deferment considera
tions as the (electees under tho
proposed legislation now before
Congress, Mr. Carter explained.
Bopa front tho ago of IS t o ’l l
are required to have tin consent
of their parents before they can
volunteer for service-
WaveJl Mikes Renort
Before Going East
i -•
Nazis Claim Panzer
C o l u m n s Rolling
Towards Moscow
Blinding Soldiers
2nd R e g i s t r a t i o n
Fail To Show Up F a l l s S h o r t Of B e Accompanist
Expected Number Of Louise Homer
Retailers Urged
To Make Return
O n New T ax La* Marshall Plan la
‘Defenders State InL
-JLof“ «ft**Have
[ Mounted To 750,000
In Two-Week Drive
Red Army Reports
Resisting Attacks
" -12'MordTSIgned Daphne Takach To
tHw M
of tvtryiW nr for the
n•rewyap
io sli kgewe
mwy* tha
concluded.
w vvwws
w ■ *■<
CAIRO, July
K T r r j " ~1
yesterday after hearing President
Roosevelt, leclare that the must
stake their lives. IT necessary, la
the defence of liberty.
It was a fo u rth of July
marked by mingled emotions—for
the traditional holiday enthusi
asm wts sobered by the shadows
of evsnta overseas and by the
gigantic armament effort in this
country.
Speaking solemnly from hla
study In the new Franklin D.
Itoosevell library at Hyde Park,
the President
told myriads of
rsifio listeners that In thaaa
tim es flag.waring was far from
enough.
“We cannot save freedom with
pitchforks and muskets,'* he said,
nor ran we save it "In our own
m idst, in our own land. If all
around u s —oud neighbor nations
—tee# lost their freedom."
NUMBER 25»
K ress
issians Claim Berezina
liver Is W atery Grave F or
Advancing German Troop
IT lT T fliB M
£ A. F. A ssa u lt^
■ Bremen “With Vk>f lent ^Nonchalance"
i d a neW G e rm a n peace o ffer
r a r in g th e R u ssia n cam p aig n
Member Associated
•j
cow.
"The places which have been
concurred are covered with the
bodies of hundreds at thousands
of German soldiers," thd Mon
row radio said, and attributed
Natl claims about Soviet losses
In tanks, planeq end rtffct to
"lying German propaganda,’’ de
signed to conceal Ute truth from
tho- German people.----------------Tbs Russian claim that thn Bad
army wta stemming tha Naxia at
the Bsrsslna—tire setter af tha
beeriest fighting la aB the MOO
mile Red-Nail buttkfN nt—wua
Ihe first official report hi two
days. II contradicted earlier Ber
lin
tho
__
announcements
that thg
stream bad been faresd. .
This d efen se-e great loeteen
for tho Hussions If coofirm od .»
•pparantly was fat tho rlrtelty of
Borisov, soma 41 mllos northeast
of Minsk on i t s Moscow MgB
Russia |g mmda up nf tleva#
WASHINGTON, July S —0 7 republics.
— Tho Navy announced 'today
the last three of the group of 11
marines who were missing after
Ihe torpsdolng of a ship carry
ing them to London bad boon re*
ported safe.
Eight of the 11 previously re
ported picked up were balloted
•ufaly on land.
LOCAL WEATHER
SAf**?* V T*
/
gi-tx and German battleships
ttchnrnnrst, Gneisnsu and • big
cruiser Prlnx Eugsn at B rest/
Tho Mbscow radio declared
Friday that the beet divisions of
the German army have been
•mashed by the Red army end
that the number of German
prisoners and casualties amounts
to at beat 700,000. . , 1
The broadcast, heard in New
York by th e Columbia Broadcast
ing System , came after n Soviet
high comm and communique which
asserted thjat Red troops were
holding their vital eentar and
t l rowing Back every German ef
fort to cross the Baretlna river
guarding the epproaehee to Mos
e
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NUMIIRR 250
Soviet River Flotilla On The Danube
Tax On Offic
Machines Get:
Optical Instrum ent
• Except Eyegiasse
M arked F or Lev;
C etauins Free Jeeves’. M a s t*
■aid the . comntltto
had n o estimate of the ambua
these levies would produce.
A 19 percent manufacturer*!
exetae fax aproved for onJlraJ
lastrs manta la ra lima tad to yiel
and i tore machines a
Iters aad adding mschins
produce about flB^oaoOt
A long list of new or tncr$aaa
excise tarrna, including I IS ax
noal "nee" tax on all privgtol
owned automobiles, 3 percent My
on passenger transportation fare
of m e n than 89 cents and a f l-C
gallon boost .in the liquor tn
i s ‘s t* s ' ' a’5 r ^ . , r a
ihouoa, .noted British author, m o to r of thnt
Jeeves, la shown h Berlin, Rolonaod front n conohero ho had botn hold lino* taken' prisoner in
•0 waa granted right to go anywhere within
shown hero with Hugo Spock, a Genqan n*w»
ground Jo tho Brandenburg Unto.
Newspaper’s S taff
Ta Take Week Off
O A iu n a . w .
m
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Only 14 m
tb* second, t
noon today t
ex pec ted |0
county, a
of tho draft
tegnood. (ggr
Tha me* *
Moans Committee,
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The proposed levies would rale*
8732.100,000 a* p art of the dab
fenae tax program, it waa n t h
mated Chairman Doughton, of
North Carolina, taW several utheg
tax proposals. Including one corf
a bottle on soft drinks, would ra
eons Idernl later,.
,In .addition to the use. tax on
automobiles, which would y U l
about $100,000,000, tho commlttrf
voted tentatively In favor m
doubling tho present 3 1*3 p0»
cent levy on tho sale price of r f
automobiles and passenger tra rf
era. This, It waa estimated, w e a l
produce about $79,000,000. Men*
oer» said that while tho TreaaA
ory originally bad nropooad t u
7 portent tax, It hack eugguated b
mounting to more than 35 cents
would apply to travel by rail, air
or boa. In addition, tha sxbting
exemptions from tha admissions
ten (theatre*, sports, event*, etc.)
would bo lowered from -$9 cento
to nbte seats. Telephone bilte
would bo taxed 9 percent
Sewers Win Be Laid
At Municipal Airport
Work I* expected to get under
wdy shortly on laying storm sewo n for drains re n l the now mun
icipal airport, Ralph Lobfcski
■aid today a t tha office of tho
otty engineer.
Pipe U being delivered for tho
Job now. Mr. U h taa k i stated,
aad work will ita rt/w h o n p
dragline arm **.
V
About 8700 fe rt^ d f pip# will
b* laid a t the ajrport, and five
“catch basins" will bo laetalted
to trap th* water aad convoy It
Am
rad
m at
the
m
'-'h
Flat-bottomed gun boata of Ruaala’a river
fleet ere shown tied up >1 a Russian • pert.
The Rada claim their troepo, supported by the
flotilla, forced the Danube River and captured
favorable positions on Ihe'^ttumsman-Nsii
bank, taking prisoners and much war equip
ment.
Postal Receipts, Elizabeth Pippin Road Project Is
Building Permits
“ T ™ Again Presented
To State Heads
Snow June
Gain* BtctuM judff!
-— could. not,
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^
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_
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eld# between the two top <
Both
Indexes
Of Bus- £■*«“•.
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.
f * __ m i . - - Stetson University
School
iness L o n a l t l o n s music were made yesterday
r . — . a„
lv a r
» lf t ternooo at an audition at
increase fuver
**u Womana ciub, m u * M*rgi
— •*
Davis, county chairman for
General postal business condl- contest, said today,
tlons continuing U Improy# In
Mia* Elaabeth Virginia Pip
Sanford according to tho tollable &
r ( 0L “ f'F W Str’cet
Indexes .o f P<“ U , " C^PU and Jo£n ^ Hamrkk, Jr., son of
building permit*,
wnicn ind K n J. L. Harmlck of I’s
permltk. both of wbkb
showed gain*.during lb* month
ended yesterday.
Ptppln will study voice, ami Mr.
' A t tho City Hall today, a ra Hamrick will take up piano.
lly Duncan, bonding Inspector,
Both attended Seminole High
announced that $10,111 worth of School, Mlaa Pippin graduating
building permits. wot* Issued in 1941 and Mr. Hamrick In
during Juna, a alight Incroaa* IMS.
over tho $10,849 Heted during • When Mtea Darla and ) er com
tho same month last year.
mittee, composed of the Rev.
Among Urn larger permit* la- Martin J . Beam and Mrs- w . U
auod war* tho TMMwiugt
Morgan, were unable to decide
To C. t
Oormly, U build the winner of th e award, they
n on* room addition to hla bouse called In Dr. W. E. Duckwlli.
at Magnolia Avanuo and Nine bead ef th* Stetson School of
determined
two
teenth S tn r t a t a to d of $1,- Muale, who
111; to Ira Southward, to build scholarships should bo awarded.
The Seminole County winners
* fruit packing bouaa a t Twelfth
Street and French Avonu# a t a will enter Stetson In the Fall,
tost af $2,0001 to RoumUtet and together with winners from othtr
Anderson's Drug Store, to re- Florida counties.
mod si tho building a t n coat of
■bout $1710; to CMfton H urtten to build a haute a t Fine Fivq Men Killed In
Avenue aad Ctlery Avenue at CoaI Mine Explosion
$900| to Dr. H. H. McCaalla,
to remodel hit homo on Magno
INDIANA, Pa. July 1. -< A V lia Avonuo a t a east of 9490| Th# bodies of flv* men. kUled
to tho Toachton Drug Company In a d u ll •ipioslon; In th# Kent
to remodel Its building a t a No. t min* of th# RochaeUr and
coat of 1400, and to the Fte Pittsburgh Coal CoL wer# Ukan
ns!,j-La ughten Memorial Hcipl- from U»e mine Monday night.
Roacuo crow* contlnuad their
March far another man believed
to be etUl In there
Twbbty-eight others of th* 34
In th* mtea a t tho tlm* of th*
explosion ware rescued but a t
least four of them wore In ser
ious condition.
I
Tho dead era Albert Dock,
Joooph Bedtyk, William (Sark,
Elmar McKee, ncslatant mine
foreman apd George Stockdale.
$ll,T i!,9 4 white
quarter Jaat yaw
" lo li'J ’K L
Nine Contracts For
Planes A re Awarded
WASHlNOrrON. July I, -W >
—Tho War Depnrtmoat awarded
m $99j9T9J)09 and
isrsl Motor* Cord o t , -Mater dlfor ongtnoa apd
8 M arriage Licenses
b ille d O rer Weekend
ROME. July 1 —( /I V Vlrglnin Cnvila. Fascist etlltorinl spokesman, asserted
today
Secretary
Knox’*
speech mlvncntiiiK Immediato
use of the United S taten
Navy to clear tho Atlantic
showed th a t "the bellicose
Washington gnvenim cul In
tends to enter, of its own
Housholder Urges Im
provement Of Two
Routes In County
initiative, tho conflict ayaintt the
Axi« powers."
(•nyila reiterated
tho Axis
thc-W thnt American help to
llritain would ho I<h> little anil
too Istr, mlillnir that with tho
defeat nf IIuiaIii, both tlcrranitjf
and Jaiun would bn fr«-v to
tarkln America.
Hccrotary Knox drrluri'd flatly
bill night that “ the lima to uan
our Navy to door tho Atlantic!
uf tho Herman imnaio U a t
hand.'
"Now U tho llmo to strike,'*
ho asserted in an aildrv-s at tho .
thirty -1li Inf nnniiul confluence a f
■uvamiir* of tin United .Stale*.
Cimtciuliiiir tin t Ho—in could
hold Germany* war machine foe
"vital month* In thin crucial
year,’ Knox -aid that “for the
first time alnrc Hitler loosed tho
ilium of war on the world, wo
aru provided with a tiwURlvon
chanro In detrrtiilno the outcome
Of this world-wide struggle,*'
“Now Is tho lima to put in
Projects to ln%r»ve road* In
Seminole County sml pave Ihv
missing link In Hoad 44 were
again presented to member* of
the State Road Department at
a district meriloc In LukrUnd
yesterday by Ernest F. Ilou*holder, state and eounty atlorvny.
Mr. Housholder was accom
panied to the meellng by F. A
Dy«»n, chairman of the Hoard
of County Commissioners, Edward
Higgins, seerstary of the Semin
ole County Chamber of Com
merce, ami John 0. Leonardy,
representative In the 11141 l.*gt»-‘
latur*.
. . .
. „ llc*nn,,’ hr continued. "Wo can
“Upon our arrleal In loikrland, inaurr, beyond a shadow of o
Mr. Housholder sekl today, "w« doubt, the defeat of that pagan
fouml that Nixon Bull .the rep force, and Iwuro a victory for a
resentative In the road depart- Christian (’Ivllizatinn.
“ I would bo demlict. If I did
menl from this district, was ab
sent because of Illness, and that not add that all of thin. Involves
J. ,11. Dowling, chief engineer, risk and dan irr. It may Involvw
aacrifice to the extreme.
also was absent,
"America m ud wake up, notr
“In behalf ef this county,
however, I presented to mem nlmiu to ita dancer*—and tho
ber* of the dep»rtment the Im ilungrn are real and fearsome,
portance and necessity of paving hut to tho realties of the sacRoad 44. and also continuing the rifle* demanded. We muat If
right-of-way work on Road 20-1 need be. match with American
from Oviedo to Chulwta," Mr. tear*. American loll, American
•weal and American blood, tho
Iloushokler elated.
"The road department we* also tull, the tear*, the *wcat and
the blond which Britain haa snU
asked to rebuild or take over the lantly
*pent to hold In check Um
bad elreteh south of Park Ave devastating
spread of Naxl pow
nue." he added.
throughout the civilized world.**
“While the group made no er Speaking
n few * hour* after
Hfmmltmenti, the Importance of President Roosevelt,
In a mes
tha projects was thoroughly dis s a g e to the governor*’ conference*
cussed. It was Indicated that the asserted that "the daya ahead a ra
department |a expecting to re genuity and our statesmanship,1*
ceive through legislation recom going to test nut energy, our Inmended In Congress, a large sum Kmsx. urged u«e of tho Navy to
for constructing national defsnse clear tho Atlantie for delivrry of
roads," Mr. Housholder said. war materials to Britain “white
“The road department will get Hitler ha« turned hia back npota.
an additional amount as a result
of new legislation. and It has
hope* that It can begin noon to
work on the smaller connecting Mrs. Andrews Goes <
links *o badljAvneeded In out To A griculture M eet
highway system?’
Mr*. Revs D. Andrews ^1* at*
tha Florida Agricultural
Sickness During W ar tsmHng
Worker’c Conference at Camp
sicvguarrie io<i.iy
lomorrow,
today nan
nad toi
Games Is Said Low Mctjuarrl*
along with eounty agent* u d
home demonstration agent* o f
WITH THE ARMY IN TEN- tb* state.
NE8SEE, July 1—tdPJ—Army phyTho themu of the eonfarancA
slclana tald Monday that th* sol la the problems of Florida agridier abk rate and number of culture In the face of NaUenAl
daatha wan (urpriiingly low dur Defense and w ar (nndltlmia, noing tha Tennessee war game* end cording to a bulletin. Speakers
ing Monday.
for tha conference will bo J a o lr
C al Paul W, Glbaon, second Ar Greenman, lam) use pteanlsug
my medical commander, disclosed rio crt f J. W arns Belt*, agri
(hat U died during the four cultural rvttnvlon cdAnomict; D rweeks ef maneuvers and ho de Wltmon Newell, p ro ro ii_ Ja g -if*
clared, “this-woo.tewor than th* rfculturer Cottn D ;'O an n , itx tc
number that probably would have co-orvjtnator of the son rancor*
died Hi a civilian population of ration serrirat aad many othod
77,000.’'
specialists tn Um field o f agrte
Eight of tho deaths wore from culture.
.j.
seddsnu. three from Illnesses *nd
Nsxis Cancel CBS Berlin Broadcasts
n & u s f e a & if e
a . tta a .s r w
a tt
•Tuly 4 Celebration
Planned By W. O. W ,
Celery Camp of tho 'YTiuhnml
nf tho World will moot tonight oh
9:00 o'clock In tho W. O. W . '
hnll on Pork Avenuo to compirf* •
C
A h oor
f July
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BAHFOIOJ RERALB, BAMBTO
Taxes And Re*Armament
fWmOl ’
TUESDAY. JULY
'PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY"
R a stp n s
rsaao*
H a lte d
Having panned appropriation bills totalling nomc 41)
billion dollar.* nince January, a good portion of it for de
>Ux Mil** fense efforts, Congress has reached the end of the fiscal
t k * P e l t O f f l r r year with n long tentative list of flew or increased excise
r b r t S s s s t t t tk e A r t
taxes which will hit the pocketbook of the average man.
•a S e n t a t » » .
Ihese include levies on such items as automobiles, tran s
*0t.!.A *n I.. DRAII
portation, telephone bills, candy, jewelry, watches, clocks,
—. KSIUe
■(MUHltt R SA S-nM iM « ■ •* •« « radios, phonographs and records, refrigerators, matches
■ t n r n i r r i o s iu r r .a
and musical instruments, and n host of other things.
iSrkr'
*n in ,
Tiie great majority of the people of this country will
— •? ” |i,°t object to digging down Into their pockets lo pay
1 s im these additional taxes, if by such action they feel they
_____________________ contributing to the security of the United States, a
an sWftwnra Miim, mm. .r[security which can be attained only by the defeat
of
M*t l e F l ml
rm ls tlia a
m
Z, Hitler and his gang of bandits.
M U F f t i h l l M l t * f a r th# mm
r g a d fa r
M HtC ftBdl will W
That this willingness to pay will exist so long as
T M v f r l U l a g ra le * .
til
;uir re-armament campaign continues
to show signs of
Tt.IUn” *>ijlV reariiing fruition, goes without saying and it Is Intertwi u iin a i rn s •( ireViui*.* r*ling to note, therefore, how much hns been necorh■ra
is. i***_ . l<4 t(««
« f maininura
I l f P f s a i r yinfulfil
p r l „ pljslinl during the past year in the stupendous job of
jfM!' ***y*“*r<,,»
csi..«. nnai/rttiug tills country prepared for its own defense nnd for
*.«* x.*k.
_____ .ill t,, Urltuln
t t f r i l d % m M fM b ff
The picture is an encouraging one, for, despite strikes.
Is (ha a * a f**r rr* Iindustrial dislocations, bottle necks, shortages, and
■Sauls11*?. "I, *'J, “ ’.’I '
handicaps which h Aat? ,r*>rrTA-trJed^Tntt faterivhiMtttirf V ' * ' ‘y
w ad i* , in
flU S ftra
m i*
.m
jo S e c t o r s
a t.. I lo re-nrm , unbcllcvahlc p ro g re ss hns been mnde. T h e Ju ly -
Mather Areida
Practically all of the navy's construction work Is going
•if a blistering pace and, already in the Inst few months
[two battleships have been launched and commissioned
[from five to seven months ahead of schedule, and prog
jnnnn*
ress on other ships on the way's Indicate that greater I
economy of timo will he made in the future. It is btdleved j
!that as much as a year will he lopped off the usuaT tlmp
Gray shadows slide like ftlin'iei required to build our projected battleships.
I
of drrani.
As lopg as the government can show Its taxpayers
H* stiffens, spring*. A reedy
| that great things are being accomplished with the mohey
• tcretm .
I they are paying out, it need not worry about the pojnJBrsaks quiet where n wraith nm larity of its new taxes. What wo nil wnnt Is speed and
lata,
more speed in the one big task of blocking Hitlerism. The
And quiet closes In again.
(tost in term s of money Is of secondary importance.
Tha otd gray cat hss moons for
Mr. Fish's Questionnaire
We take off our hats to our fellow craftsm an with
In hla tamed hrsrl, » Ttcct■j whom we so often disagree, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, for
( U fffti
Will brim ’ hi* eye* with gentle !», [!!*. up hcr Congreaaman, the Hon. Hamilton Kish.
Mr. riah, it may bo remembered, announced a few week)
**^-FRANCES HATHAWAY ago that he was going to conduct n postcard poll In hl»
Our main confidence In Run■la's ability to hold out is hosed
on-tho almost unanimous expert
opinion that she.'w ill’fold up In
Hitler euphemistically refers
hla attack on n u t f f «» •»
aadb, which csdseThi* to wonder
why A1 Caporto didn’t mlnpt ih-«
u w s S ■I jS^ a w
W■
■ * l, .. . i .I ess i t
Tha wire Upping bill ha* been
dUan la the House. This will
f good news for th* gtaoslp*
he can'continue tn talk ahuut
wit bast frlamla.iwllhout havt - t h a m find oar about IV
I off them, w# h.\v*
1 that a lot of Nnsl
airplanes will hav* to
sparkplugs cleaned and
tlr valves groand, a
Idlng to th* time in
i t ’Britain and
lli*
it** can gat In a f«w
district about America and t|»e war. |n view* of Mr. Ktsh s
well known vlows oh an Isolationists, the Implication was
that the poll woukf- show a result overwhelmingly against
going to \yar. Last Thursday he announced proudly that
the returns to date were 9 to 1 against war.
And small wonder, In view of the phrasing of the
questionnaire as reported, by Mrs. Roosevelt, it read:
•
'
. The United States should;
E nter the w ar-----Stay out of tho war----- . *
Each recipient was expected to place n check mark after
one or other of these statem ents. Who among us but
would prefer to have tho United States stay out of the
war—if th at was the choice before us? Aa Mrs. ltoosevd t rightly remarks, the people of Norway, Holland, Bel
gium, Poland, Franco and Great Britain also would have
dked to stay out of the war. Rut war waa forced upurt
them In such a manner th at they had no choice.
Like so many other isolationists,. Mr. Fish persists
in closing his eyes to the one point in issue. Tho ques
tion is not whothcr we should like to stay out of war, but
whether it Is or is not In our own Interest to see Hitler
and tho forcca of revolutionary reaction w hletr^fcireivresents prevented from dominating a largo part of tho
world, i f the defeat of H itler and Hitlerism la of Importnnco to Ats, then common setua dietatM th a t we Uo every
thing wo poaatbty can to help those nations which are atlU
fighting H itler today,
To aaume. aa ao many isolationists do, (that Germany
would never dare do anything against the inftefeata of tho
United Statoa, or th lt Hitler would ait by It|y for a num
ber of year* while the United SUtee built up a* large
enough defenae establishment to make it difficult for him
to expand In the 'Western Hemisphere, la. to ignore wtrjthing that he haa aald And written! and dotie. Thia la not
a war for tho domhuttlon of the'Continent of Europe. It
in a war for world domination wafted bv the moat ruthless,
moat powerful and moat euccetfaful military machine that
Nntlr«» la
hfrgby
(!* •«
th a t
D K L T A M. K O L K I t H I* * h a r f i n a l
raport
it
adm lnlB tratrlx
of
th n
a r U I * of
W ilJ.lA M
O
KOLKR*
d a c M i f d ; ( h a t a h a filed hnk P e
t i t i o n f o r f i n a l d l « « h n r s a . n n d .I h M
• h t w ill nr\*ly t o th « I V o n o rn b M
H
\V
W »ra.
C ounty
Jwdff* d T
(tam lnola C o u n ty . F lo r id a , on th o
(■t d d y o f A u f f u a t m i l . f o r i d *
p ro v a l o f ao m e a n d fo r fin a l d l»j
r ho r ir m mm A « 1 m l n U t r n t r l x o f - I M
• a tn lo of
W I I . L I AM O
K DI^SH.
BAGG1
Liquor Store
ill (Urkm'*i< tilnck* out wan |a record which should he the envy »f other Industries.
Though
IN rtuH IA TK
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TO WHOM IT MAY !Y )N C K nN :^
LIQUOR
GOD SUFFERS W illi t u t
,,f H a n d e ra and a f te r p u rp o sefu l delay to give p rio rRIGKTROUH: in nil ri,!-,r ..f '*> *° m ore critically needed m ilita ry wrupoim.
fllctlon h» wn- nfriut.-.i. :m.i
As to a irp ln n rs, tho p re se n t rn te is ru n n in g nearly
th#
Anael of hi- i>>••-**■*.■ su.i-il tliree tim es ah ead of la st y e a r w ith a m onthly to ta l of
Ul«W| In hi* low Iiiifl III II • a p p r n x i.i n a. . . ---1.500 plane*, and with plans and plant
pity he rrtlrcmrtl tin mi; nfn| h
W ii Oiem. nml rnirlnL
n iug made .ho fast it in difficult to speculate
hlB ths Bays nf r.M l-ainK rt.l iVjon w hat th e number of planes produced during the next
IJ m ontlis will lie, b u t it is sa fe to say w ith th e prod.OLD GREY CAT
[glous e f f o rts Iwing m ade, th e o u tp u t d u rin g th e n ex t y e a r
w ill reach p ro p o rtio n s sta g g e rin g th « --im ag in atio n .
(From The WashiiiKtnn
In the field- of warship const ruction, with its necesTh'a old grny rnt has i
|sarily long und tedious preparation, no spectacular total ol
Itrangr eye*.
Ha I* night knowing nnd
-hips built can »>e announced. But in the m atter of work
talsc.
'ahead of schedule tho naval building program has set
ayes,
T r . STATK. o r
K t» R lD A .
I N I tK l* U w s e t a ' s
nf
W IU .IA M ’
o.
K tH sP .n ,
nn thlr l«t day of July.
T hb, tb# most spaetseoUr of - h,»
hmsu; was drclaf-rt A. P 1911th) German thi
MF.IeTA M C D L B R .
w
to hare been accomplished bjr
A d m in is tra trix of th o
motorized troops darting out far
•tn tn of W IL LIA M a
KDL F . l t . d*<*a«»ad.
ahead of the main German bodto a point Juit short of
Smolansk, which I* 200 miles
east of Minsk and only «ome
260 mile* from th* Krsmlln It
At O ar Packat* Store
self.
Yoa’U Find Tho B ret | i
Of greater Importance, how
ever, were German elelmi that
three large bodies of Ruulsn
troops— two armies in one in
stance— were encireled and fac
ing capitulation or annihilation
B r a n d y , Champagrt#,
and that In lha north the Soviet
dsfsns* was so disordered and
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc
inapt as tu mean that for prac
tical purposes there was no
Free Da 11very, Pbs.s g i« t
kJtiger a real northern front.
mv»i,!17.II^
Ha saes
at
night.
fierceness lies
IN TUB COURT o r THE COUlfty jfrx ir. SEMINOt.K COITN-
•t
(C.atlaSH O t a r x t
Armies waa tearing th# defense
S tart froth th) Baltic almost to
tb* Black Saq, aasartad l“ *
night that advanc* forest had
earriad th# main Nail drive
nearly half-wmf slang thr 450
mile-long road from Minik to
. <?.m^ I.| August Issue of the semi-official "Army O rdnance"-re
----- (ports light tank construction at the rate of 150 a month,
insi |" ilh six times ns many on hand today than a year ago
MQNPAY,
JU NK
Medium tank construction is expected to get into mass
BIBLE VEILSK FOR TODAY |production by late summer after redesigning to take nd____
vantage of the ex|>erlence of the British nml French in the
jae-iJ.
C la im
t,
dent pro tern, but Senator Oecrge,
aa chairman of the Foreign Rela
tions Committee, already has hi*
hands full. “President pro tern'
never waa meant to be anything
more than an honorary job any
way and It Is only when Mini
senator not otherwise In key |>osltlon can oe girrit that post that
It means irything.
’ • As for n real “Iktlion .man'
(really an aiu.tymi'ia Job, LecaUse neither legally nor pi iltU.
rslly Is I h m an > such official
title), the men mc»t promlnt etlr
.mentioned orb Senator Tom Con.
nelly, of T arts) Senator Sect! W.
I albas, of UnnoH. and Senator
Lister Hill, of Alabama.
Measured by the'political sta
ture of “Jimmy" Rjrrnci, all of
'these man fall tar afi'rt. Nore
of them cnuM-bo eounteit on to
tik a a, tough assignment nnd
SANFORD tfORUM
Rt
JOHN WILD*
HAVANA. m ty 1 —</P>
Madame Lup.se 0 .verts iny Mfluetir* an Amerlesn women’*
fashion*. It probkbly will be to
penulsrize Urban*.
H*T fsvorlte He*dp Iere—*n lnevfenUv*
white
wrso-stoind
(urban— lake* on ■ striking’ «tv
N in n r r . art off •* It I* hr
hnge rarrfftf* ahH careful K*lr
dr*««. Sh#' nr*f*r* llfh*- sport*
r tothee —welt-fitted to llitan a’i
tontral ellmst*.
Madam# ?,up**cu’*
flashlnt
emit# nmn * warm reception
from th«. hundre-t* who witnessed
bar e*r1v*l at «M* Cohen refnrr.
hat *ha may rind H»vin* aortal
t i d e s laaa .«** to cantor).
F*“tt fn evil* It I* qUanttotkhle
whether *••* win mad a welcome
•'an on an doom to *wlti*> otvm
f»r har rn»*l eomnsnlnw. former
Kina f a m l nf *Romania,
' Social laqrfer- who «atlM rive
h«r a cold ahnuldar mlaht Urd
*h»n(aalraa In •« awkward nn*ltk*A. h-tabve.. |» Parol deride* t"
•»ta»taln ^tanalral* one. h» and
the semester beginning In Feb
» U"«aro ara settled In a
ruary, 1942. was announced to suRahlAn *0"'tat|nn from rerall*—
day by President W. 8. Allen. At
the same time the Stet*on leader »»»0 from a hlnu who haa Ton*
Imllcrted that Miss Dorothy Ful hla throna—atm la *«t ha mratad
ler. former honor student and fad hrarn Mnir fn-m of tho
assistant in tha Stetson depart foma <*a a rotamand.
CaroPa trim, rad-halrad frland
ment, would assume her duties
aa instructor In bloJogy. with, tha •¥ »»n^,r* W * Jlh»r*d, hl. f lf ^
aortal
engagement hat*—a hmehopening of tho 1641-4Z session la
aoti In th rtr h«Ul dining room
September.
The new appointments ara de with Cayt. Jos* Arc*, aon ot tho
signed to Ml th* vacancy left by Cuban charg* d'affalrc* at LU*
Hr. Harvey E. Savely, whoa# ra- bon. and Mr*. Area.
B ut a day or »o latar wbrn
rerve rank In the nation’s military
fore** called him tg active duty Cdrol want out to So the lunehaan guait of tha British mint)recently!—1
The new Instructor, H its Ful tar,. 8lr Gaorga Ogllrta-Forbea.
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ler, received tha bachelor of arts
and tha master of arts dagrsdt
from Stetson In 188T and ItW,
graduating
earn
laud*. - 6ha
served aa student assistant1 to
Dr. Cornytla Smith a t Station
for three year*.
Dr. Allen, who now realda* tail
DeLand, was aSsoclaU professor I
of hlstolosy end. em brylllty-kt
th# New Yotk Medical College I
and ‘ Flower Hospital from IMS'
to IMS. In addition te otMr'
teaching assignments In hid tynf Is Your H air
carter, ha was th* first A m y ' If. n» (1U bdUk of ]
ANGFJL’S
EAT SHACK
Baaford A rras* J«St Off Of
The Editor
It Is my opinion that aetlon
should bo taken by proper city
authorities to stop tho nulsane#
of unnecessary sutomobU* horn
blowing In Sanford.
Mnny people speed rapidly
Motion picture theaters la
through tho streets, blowing
their horns Jurt before reach Canada had receipts of nearly.
187.600,000 Id 1846.
ing each street Intersection.
'Too many othca, atop In front
of homes and blow Intermittent
ly but continuously until some
one finally comes to tha front
door.
'{Several with siren horn# toot
them too often, fee reasons bast
known to themselves, bat to
f t unfortunately l o h i . t t t « ,
Thla bad.nuleanc# of blowlns
your own ‘ horn ran and should
bS stopped.
Very truly youra,
CapL Earl# T. Louche
If h* shouln drpronrta
-“how with padded gloves.
hasn't b4*n a consistent
President's mkn, a1*4 belrlj a
senator of sttony cnnrlctinnv he
probably eouldnt he count*.! on
to , rarra. th* u n h for f r r a ir
^ffiltr floose-epenror-.r Issue. .
Thora are pUera who mlght.be
u re w ^ -ln t,' (K th*s writing,
seriously. Born* enterprising
senator tha# coma forward ami
t l t a hla pUyo tn, tho' sun, but
HeU havb «to' start from scrateh
ia 4 hot hold u p ’Ms raoord aa
Leaven r
• n th Bryan Rhado says
t faihar, WIlHam J*nIrrsn, "often Mid that
i& w ttre j?
hurricane
■Informal
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now I* that , tho
stmgglo alout
on ;»
upper
JV q ^
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Daytona Jaycoes
iMan (Jala Kvcnl
Activities
The*
Tblephcnu 14«
( han
I kIt'll •
l» i
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Feaitiires
ing
Quiet dignity and simplicity
chsraetcrixcd the double wed'
ding sd Miss
Mary
Franees
Wells ■ t» Zara Andrew' Davis
and Miss
Frances Margaret
Childs to Sgt. Harry L. Backlew which was solemnised Saturday. evening, Julie 28. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
W. Cliilds, Lake Mary.
-Tkd Rev. A. < B. Blades, pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church
In Like Mary, performed the
double eerftnony.
Tha living room of the homo
"wa-l decorated i effectively wltn
lovely pink g la d io li, and whl*e
calla lilies against a background
•>'
WEDNESDAY
•The first hi a aeries of parties
to be given by the Woman’s Club
• will be held at ' 4:4# A. M. untft'-13:00 S'clock noon. A bonus
of MO points will be given to each
papaa arriving promptly at the
epar ttM hear. Mr*. L. £. Spenc«e and Mrs- J. Rosa Adams will
> ba" m m m m c
TSUV90A1
members of the P. E. O.
wflf abw- a t the W emin'i Club
fdg-. the Red Cross from 2:00
P» M, until 4:00 P, M. Mrs. S.
^
l
^r ’ Wl" *** *n
£ > « £ r ^ * h7* *
ssl
& ,Street,
« * • si t r8 s00
W rit; *
Third
_ Pi. Ml
Mrs.
M.
Cumming’a
• grodp will b«. hbltnases.
V
I rU D A Y
.
Members af the Central Circ.e
of, the Sanford Garden Club
wQl sponsor tbs sowing sestion
at the Woman’a Club on Oak
M Avenue for the Red Cross be;
w fttinfng at 9:80 *A. M.
1 ,
POSTPONEMENT
' I t has been announced that
A th l regular westing qf the
• Amadein ’ Legion Auxiliary »el»odwMw- to ba held on Friday, July
d.-YsiU.-not bo held until F»idgy, July 1 1 , on account of the
IjBlkUyt - , 1 *•
•R ation in# C o u n te r s
v nGoodfl Is p redated
. > t 'n . - i t u —
N Ju]j x '_ v >
prediction that
consumers’ goo.li
loyad along with
control measures
Ion waa made
Henderson and
i< as cougroasopposition to
ty w x llw decree,
sens tort and repr» t
lal‘ meet-
when
* L sn & jr* > m
*
rhn*e a* her w edding goyrn a
w hite trip le sheek rre p e with
w hite acressnriea. She w ore a
shoulder r n rs n g r o f re d . rosehiiil*. Her only o r n a m f i l w»4 a
II. gol.l locket ami ehai’i.
oth Mrs. Woll* and
Ms*,
da v e r e gow ned- In w hite
with which th ey wore m atrh in g
cnr.sge* o f pints vernation* and
white m eebuds.
a
Following th e cerrm o n v an In
form al r.w ention- s u held In the
home of Me. and Mr*. Childs
foe the w edding p a rte and a few
rlo*p frie n d s of the robples.
A fte r "le n d in g a sh o rt sehlle
w ith th e ir friend*, the two eonpies left foV a two week*’ h o n
eymoon a t D aytona Flo'ch.
Mrs. Dsvl.s and Mr*. Hucklew
attended local school* and w ere
g raduated ’ fro m Sem inole High
School. Mr. Davl* la the asalsta n t m an a g er o f M cCrnrV * T en
Cent s tn r a and Sgt. R urk lrw ia
connected w ith the SPth Bomhan lm en t S quadron a t tho O r
U ndo A rm y A ir Base,
SU l
FORMS
II
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W hile
C. A. Y snrey
has returned
from points in A labam a, whenhe has been for several weeks
the
w
ir * J-we
IIA j - jW F
rank Wlitbcckar, comuf. tha X rtadla homa de-
a f t t 't e i i
eompaby. Tba first drill In
h appt
b ir t h d a y
*
Mr*. V. 0 . Hasty '■
Mrs- C. L Irwin *
John .Wesley McMahon ' ,
George R. Sims, Sr. <
Dr. J . N. Tolar "
’
Mary Calhoun
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^ PAffCE
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JULY 3 ------------------ 9:00 P. M.
AT
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MIm f o r r i n r Ilnncork hn« rcturgcfl to h rr ht*m«* in I'aln'kn
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Mlsa Valerie W ells left th^" I
morning to Join the hou«rpaity
of tho Junior lAtivillnry of UnAmerican I.egiJn
at
Dayton.i
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■n«l fam ily have gone to |K*nMl** I'-ro *0
ver, Colo , where Ihvy will he
a t (he
JamcR
RuN.nell
l.ou« II W illiam 4, will t .p i .
A p a rtm ^ n ta fo r/ the
next tw o *n I h r CMfitt-I In
months.
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and Imogen* McArthur.
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Mr. a ml M«. Fvurift l Smilli.
bin: Kll' 1 Buffalo A lt on, t|. ... . . .
Mr*. A- K- Shoemaker and sons.
Rillv and Ray, left yesterday-for
Gladeg Spring*, Va. They* were
aecnmprnled by Mrs. Shoemaker's
mother, Mrs. Henrietta IconsH.
who will itav there for tho
remainder of tn« inmmct Mrs,
Shoemaker, and sons will return
the Tatter part of the wrek.
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Mrs. Led Fchola has returned
from Blpplngham and other
liolnta In Alablhui, where she
■pent a two weeks’ vacation. She
waa accompanied home by her
Mater, Mr*. A. J. Chambers, and
son, Jimmie, of Birmingham, and
her brother end sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mr*. It. P. Borland,- of
Mognofle, *■A rk... who will visit
with her end other relatives for
■ •while.
t t f 4 irrern h*.«c
• in tl.l .
(Jonevievp Itaftrn To
Marry Uolu>rt Siuilli
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day a t New S m yrna anti Coro
nado B each Sunday w ere Mrs. II.
B. Odham Sr.. Mrs.
J.
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Two Marines Thought
Ieost In Toriiecltfinur
Among those seen at Daytona
Beach 8 unday were: Mr. and
Mr*. Fat tanler, Mr. and Mi*.
*>4 .Sauls, Mr. 4»d Mr*. A. L.
. WILL HAVE CHURCH WEDDING
MIm Gtnnlivt Batten
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I.AKBLAND, Jill* 1-W V
—FecreUry Knox dlcUrsed Man- question of whvthcf the l'J
day that a new naval ha»o in the fldrida Citrus Commisaloh
Aleutian Islands off Alasku would vertll.lng acount anoutJ be
be ready by Kept. I end an. wIUl . w*o. agency eg- epIH
nounced' at the aagve time Ih stM M * two Drmi on ■
Work on the Alaskan base, at
Dutch Harbor, waa started "baton,
the German army moved Into
Rumla but Its Impcrtance waa em
phasised by thia.latest turn of
the war. which concrlysbly codld
extend the N ail away through
Siberia to tha shorts of the r a
tin g •
The Dutch Harbor base pre
sumably would afford • a fueling
•tatlon and limited repair faclli*
tie* for patrolling naval vessels,
fn Dne with the Ngvy’a policy of
widthoMlnar details • on * the
Strength of th a.o ffsh o re bases,
hotrever, Knog gave, no details
excapt to any that Commander
William N. Updegraff of Purtlarxi. Ore, wooid be In charge.
W ASHINGTON. Ju ly I -(/IT
— T h e tor|M lining *uf 11 'c h ip
lo u rin g n deliirhmi-nt ■>( Itniti-d
S ta le s Marin* * to Lon/hut wu*
Conflrrnril Monday hy th*- N ivy
am id U idiratlin* th a t tw o Mu
rines may hare h i m |o»i, wtiilr
o th rr sources iliscloseil that 17
Ue*l C ross nurses ulso had bi-*‘n
aboaril but were saved. •
Id piecemeal ‘m a n n e r an In
com plete account o f th*- Inci
dent w as mad*- public by various |
offichtN following tho hiitiul dix- *
closure of 4lw. Incident Hunday '
by an authoritative aouree wh*>|
Identified the ship a s tht- D utch
ste a m e r M a andon, now in Bri
tish service.* .
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Commi .a inn that 4 decision would
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entations of advertising agencies
had been completed. Twelve ag«nelea were to make one-hour pres*
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new for you to have th at -smart,
neatly ilren-sed look on nil occusIoitH. All they need iH a litlla
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Friends of J II lla n lin , l r .
will he interested to learn that*
he h a s r r r r p tr d n position with
P. B aiientinr and Sen*.
n itn rs jrtem ea belong
M tJaa of A rthur PUt»hl» laboratories In Cal*
They aKfw the birth of
m , the birth of a Illy,
id r*ow, germination of
ltd the open big of rare
•tifa l orchids. In addl-
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f hn r
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lime-lapse
to ha • shown In the
. Club this tvcnlng at
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becn vH Itlng for the past we-k
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' I* lltihm inn m> I Mr< H uhrm th,
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l hi t f
i t|M’ii H*'’i4**** from 7:00
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o'c lock ‘ l**t
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Alaska Navy Base Tol Adg Discussed By
Be Completed In; Fall
Citrus Copimisa
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Mi**_ Ellen M eriw ether left thi*
m orning for Clayton. Ga.. where
she will attend l-aurrl F«IH Csmp
for e ig h t weeks.
ffia
I
« •‘itiitis •.
are spending a m onth s t ^ ilaytons
a
Beach.
Mr. anil . Mrs.
apent the weekend
w|th Mrs. Brown’s
kPaU * NUdarmaytr,
panied them home
guest for a short
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Friends of P r K 1^ Moliley
will l»e interr**li*'l to know th at
he has accepted n position m
Out-of-town guests at tho
arm acist at the Florida S tale
wadding were: Mr. amt Mrs. pPhrison
F arm H ospital in H al
F/ank Campbell of Ht. Peters ford.
burg. Mr. _ and
Mrs.
Arthur
YauHreauD" of Orlando
Mlsi
Corrlne Hancock of. Palstka,
Chaunrev Pints. John Cendratto. A llln *L Salland, J o t|. Pinm j p m \ rkiskW ' LumUy, on hr
the Jtnth n. n.. S.. xOrUndo Ars
been my Air Base. John Rmwn of
policy
Orlando, and Frank Jackops of,
S ffiS
the a 1 at B. H. H. Orlando Army
,|y To pro- Air Base.
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and prices to the
J^i
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Miss L illian A dam s was ltv-|
w eekend guest of frien d s in
Urlando.
with Frank Frans, by .whom they
were both given In marriage in
the absence of their fathers.
Mrs. Joseph Wells and
Mr*.
Mlsa Oleda
Dyson
returned
Harry Childs, mothers of the y e sterd a y from C olum bia, S. C
brides, were their only atten- and M yrtle Beach w here she ha-
A. ^Wr g" Ml» Mary Krone* Well*
cho.e ss her wrddlng govkn a
white silk sheer rrrp e with
wore a
ink rn<*.
only nmsmcnr
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•inn. .»! ht -lilt \ . •
•
ttrine *.a. • 1? I ’ M*
D ouglass Humphrey left ye*
terd a y for Camp Winona near
D e leo n S prings to rem ain for a
two w eeks’ period.
ha BwuUrs V* SktVate .
\
sponsor ■ dance st the Ar* beginning a t 9:00 P. M.
Ih Beasley and his Flor*
eowbeya hnd cowgirls will
A fh H lsB tauslc for dancing. Tlckattr m y be obtained from Mr*.
A* A. Newman, Mrs. 'R. J. Hoihr;- ■Mr*. Prank Shames, Mrs.
Fardyee Reasel! or Mrs.
f he
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t'ltli r i.i'ti
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Tnnlchf* PrograBa
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RADIO NEWS
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Directors Extend Time As
Collection For Ball Team F a l k Short
t$ A H 5 CARDS
Legion Juniors
Lose Opener To
Orlando 4 To 5
Fight Tonight Is
To Prove Whether
Bummy Is Better
string beginning htc
threatening to drop
i Florida State League
H O e arly In th e season netted
IT 10 In a ctn al cash while the
Sem inole* w ere stru g g lin g In the
leag u e.
. ..The d a b n eed s f 2,000 to pay
a currant d e fic it a n d provide
f o r the a n tic ip a te d deficit* In
Ja ly end August, B usiness Man
ager J u s tin E. Langllle said.
With the fBOO raised and the
MOO pledged th e driv e . le - s titt
.000 abort of th a goal o f $2,». .
Directors
sta te d
at
th eir
•sting Friday n ig h t th a t If
• money la n o t raised by the
MffcMAfeg
eie e e t i
i t A « A JA
S c Uxjis CAffwNAL
ah
wmecoea m a k m o , a
to fo Q iu e n x M A L
\ t A o o e B A T fuda
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CAgOdAL —
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NCMAsAfSoNSMlP
m ie , h r
Mrf t o o
S rw o
Air Cadets Will Get
•nd of July tha fraaMUa* would
bo turned back to tha league.
Enough has bean collected to
m oot th* payroll today, tha club
business manager laid.
WtTCHITA, K an. July t—0 b
—A teat gam* of -blackout'
wHJ»
baU . baaes,
foal line* and tL* cap*, shoes,
bait# and gloraa of th* players Il
luminated will b* played August
18, opening night of the National
Semi-pro Basel*II Tournament.
Ray Dumont, president of (ha
aeml-pro congraea, said pralimaxpartmonta with blackout
baMball disclosed that It Ta not
only practical to play without
lights, bat tbet the result* may
revolutionist every phase of night
■porta.
,
Daring tfc* Summer, state
• »A8T SECOND ST.
teleph o n e
4ib
jClaggified Advertisements
MIBCS l L A H S u U s
Tb*y»r# offering 1 t o '3 Frltxl*
wins and even money h* pats
Bummy to.slaciL .
This comer agrees with them,
I pick Zlvtc-to do It oagUy, and
won't be at all surprlB l tf he
makes Bummy hollar “ "Uncle’’
somewhere along tk* lino b*f*r*
Ut* 12th round comes op.
_ Davit, ’who V * bean a t Camp
Hulen In Tax*# learning bow to
bo a cpldiar, was given a fur
lough for tba fig h t H* baa bean
training at Summit, N. Jx for
tho post couple of weak* and ax.
p#rta to climb Into tho Hag s t
180, give *r toko * pound. Fritlit, who I* so worried about this
*eT* P .b ;, ^lr»ady looking ahead
J? ■ July t t title defense a g a in st
Rod Cochran* la Nowark, N. J ,
ty i
AUTOMOBILE AND f e r a l turn
"W* may have t* make bU
uniform visible, b a t w ell
know mar* about th a t ofU r ax.
en tjr*
/. Walter
Attoro.i
0 0 0
J. Pen’n 8 b ________ 4 0 3 0
R M In r f _______*• 0 0 0
Webb l b ___________4 1 8
0
Wren aa ...------------- 2 0 0 1
Rob-son e ________ 1 0
3 4
D’gra If p ................. 3 0 0 0
D. M'tln e _________ 1 0
4 2
Raed p ..................
2 0 0 2
Davis 2b ------------- 4 2 3 1
Batt* I f ________ *.... 2 1 0 0
Totals __________ 29 4 21 12
x—on* out when winning run
•cored.
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----- S an fo rd ________ 101 O il 0 - 4
Orlando — _____ 101 000 3—6
Runs, Moor*, E. Pennington,
Callahan, J , Jackson, J. Pannington, R Martin Webb, Wren.
D rlgftrt. Error*. Robertson, Reed
J, Pennington, Nador I, Single
tary I, E. Pennington, MeMlUar.
Sana, batted In, Davis, Batt*.
le ft on bases, Sanford 4, Or
lando 9. Base on ball*, off Raed
4, p rtg fsra 6, Callahan T. Struck
o ut by Reed 4, Drtggera 4 Cal
lahan 7. Hlta. off R»«d S ta •
tnnlnft. Hit py plUhar, by Cal
lahan
(D.
Martin).
Passed
balls. Robertson 3. Winning pitchcr, Prlggoro. -___________
Minister Of
[Empire's Course
f ^ Undisclosed
^ea«e A greem ents To
M ake Guns Disclosed
WASHINGTON. J o l7 1 -U P U . . . ’5V * a g ree m -n te Inv-lvm g
$14,00<M00 t o t facllitiea to m anu
fa c tu re m achine gun* a n d wire
w ar* announced M onday by tha
War Department
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.T L * agreement# ware made by
th# defense pleat corporation
with various flrraa. Under tha
latest, tha corporation acquired
a Plant of C o lt. Patent Ftreirmt* Manufacturing
Company,
Hartford, C o n a tio n * with ad
ditional machinery and equipment
for machine gun production. Th*
contract Involve* $6 ,660,000.
House Refuses To
Allow W ire Tapping
WABHINQTON, July 1, -AJTi
—Tk* House Monday defeated.
164 to 146. lagtotottou which
would have authorised tho Justtoo
Department wtros to obtain *vt-
Georgia Tax Income
ATLANTA, July. I. - tA V Gxorgia'e tax incoma soared to u
record tots) pf more than $50,000,000 la tk* flaeal year ending
Monday, whit# Its debt has boon
stocked mors than $13,500,000 ’In
lb* toet e lx month*.
Tax** la tko-lteOMBtii period,
Commie*lower Jaek Forroator an
nounced, aggragatod (60AMSO.
or a gala of $0J$S,17S boot th*
provioua flaeal year. Ho deaeribad tk* total a* tk* eta la’s
gnataat la th* historyFem ator, painting
out no
thaago la tax rates . had baaa
meda during tk* your, attributed
the sharp inert*** to Improve
[Nipponese Will Ref t veal Decision By
Action, Not Woids
DOES
YOUR
CHILD '
NEED
GLASSES
LEG A L N O TICES
n o n ns
TV # I •«1 V. *:
» r » r ! ; n l R o ll
l i t* C i t y o f Nan fu r <1. F l o r i d a ,
w ill bo ■ u b m ltlo d to the C ity C am m ission s ittin g
ss
nn K<iuallsnt l o n H e a r d o n M o n d a y . J u l y Tth.
1941. ’ a t 7: l i o ’c l o c k I*. M.
A ll p«Fsons d s s i r l a g c o r r e c tio n s
m ads
in s a i d
noil, w h # t b s r In
l i s t i n g o r v a l t M t l o n o f p r o p e r t y of
otborw tssi.
sh ould
file w ith th a
C H y ^ C D r k on o r b o f o r s t h a d a y
p r « n r lo u s
to
th a
m sstlng
tbslr
p e t i t i o n # a s t t l n g f o r t h t h s l r ob«
Jsc tlo n s or co m p lain ts and
tha
c h a n g e * tney d e sire to h avs made.
1 M. N. R A Y K I l
C ity C la r k A A ssessor
in
t r i
ci n e t it
court
DR. HENRY
McLAULIN, JR .
or m a
ftMTM JCDirxai. CIRCUIT. IX
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Shippers Asked Not MiafflP*- UUIA*cJ3t5uDAT,
To Clog Sea Ports r u u t n y y , ▼a.
NEW YORK. Jaly 1. -<*>_
Shipper*, forwarding agents and
axportan throughout tha country
war* requested Monday la ~ # r
Drain from tending any cargo for
anport to tha port of New York
unless daftnltn eaan space was
“poked and expert license secured
If U»a commodity cam# under aucb
ri.o to Banaar iio llid a Y, dr ra sm a x T ,
otToaca
o a n a a o r ru a u rA T to s i
ri-OTD KRNKHT IIOLUIIAT.
whose last known post office
■oO matllsa address as part!cu_
tarly aa Is knewn lo plaintiff, la
nailery B llr.I Coest Artlllsry
1**1, r t. Amnder. Panama
Canal Zona:
h * TO KY O . J u ly ' 2 — m ~
/T he g o v ern m e n t announced
' to d a y i t h aa chosen a policy
^ o f coplnir w ith
th e tria ls
i a r l ^ n g fro m th e Ruaao-Germ a n w a r an d F oreig n Minist e r Y oouke M atauoka told
t h e n atio n th a t “a really
g ra v e e la te o f em ergency i*
d e m lo p ln g b efo re o u r eyes
la T e s t A sk."
____ _ „of Jb# governTha nature
declalon, even It* general
^ d . remained undisclosed.
Doaw I, Jap an ese new* agency.
luartcr* cloe* to
iment' ’ Indicated thr
_ _ ____ _____ would be rerpalld by actions rather than
wards.
, On the *y# of wt expected
announcement by J a m of her
peW on I*1 Ike Gemfcn-Russian
war, Germany and Italy ind
tbelr Axis satellites ^yesterday
granted Japan’s rtqucdb and **•
aorded formal recognition to the
Japanese-sponsored Nanking govby
arament of China ^
M i t e r Wang Chtng-WolThis Axis recognition cam# ■
fn(| IT months a fte r. establishm eat of th* Wang regime ta
t u r n
IT l l ORDKtlKD that yea ap-
House Finishes
Initial D raft
Of T a x Bill
A mimher of tha Recoiutrueion Finance Corporation board
Inca 1934, Chari** B. Handerion, 69, of Elko, Nev., has been
tamed chairman of the $10,100.000,000 agency. Ha auccevda
tmll Scbram, new head of th*
Vow York Stock Exchange.
of
the
drive.
W ASHINGTON. J u ly 2 - W
ny experience
1 — The House W ay* and M**ns
• ive.l more loyal Com m ittee today com pleted prele rre te d
w o rk en Hm lnary d ra ftin g o f a 13.104,ex tended during 000,000 U i bill — $4,400,000
•
above its goal— a f t e r voting a
p e ria lly to thank I ten tativ e
increase
in
capital
Sreninnle County stock tax on c o rp o ratio n * from
u*ly * donated. In ' th e present ra t# o f $1.10 p*r
incex was a m il- I $1,000 to $1.25.
and
only
then
Representative
C ooper
(D• ritix e n . A rre * t T e n n .), * com m ittee m em ber, es<iut the workers tlm ated this w ould yield $)*.■r, so th at they 000,000.
h eir
contribution
The comm lttea a ls o voted to
s rt In the work." Impose * 10 p e rc e n t m anufac• of
ibis ram - tu r e r s ’ exels* t a x
on
eutlenf
rv evident exon *- which would produ## sh o u t I®,*
• illlnynes* of the 000.000.
r o u n ty lo come
The lloose W a y s and Msau*
tin fHe ranks when Committee last n ig h t tsntstlvcly
- i th e re ls neres- adiled seven m o re excise I****,
including levle* on soft drtnka,
household eleetTtcal appliance*,
cosm etics and r u b b e r product*,
to the pending $3,600,000,000
1042 revenue bill.
E arlier the co m m ittee had ap
proved excise ta x e s on l is t ma*
chine*, vending m achines, office
m achines, such aa typew riter*.
com m ittee te n ta tiv e ly adopted 24
o th e r levies. In c lu d in g a
#•*
| 5 tax on all autom obile*, yacht*
and airplane*.
The proposed Im posts adopt
e d yesterday a n d th# am ount
each I* expected to ralae, follow:
Electrical appliance*, 10 per
cent, Yield $18,000,000.
Rubber p roduct#, no* Includ
in g footwear, tlre a and tubes,
a n d surgical e q u ip m e n t. 10 per
Bala of tax c e rtific a te s th a t c en t. to yield $38,900,000.
Electrical and ra a ta l sign*, 10
__
___
______
W ar*______
Issued on th e 1940 tax
M tU c of tka 1 (1 wants H u b at list, which Include* property up - percent, to fU ld 13.600,000.
• VaLtoi Hotal today, the first on which taxes h av e been paid
r Frank t^f*— . dele-gal* to Utrough 1919 and have not been
a eoanatlon a t A tlanta. Ga.. paid fo r 1940, U echeduled to
T
Y
o
a
x
cAnyf/rtf
mamma.
lb* “kind of eakt that
■other aaod to boko"
—Abo plan, Urto,
roll* cookies and
broad.
TOco home one of oar
“Spook** today!
HESSE’S HOME
BAKERY
JUST PHONE 9121
S.
B. H.
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a ^ r s a .’V S f e s s ^ ' . s t . ’s r f
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B" “ r
ite j i f S o i .r e w S K t’
I u s d at Khranla d u b meetlnrs.
Misa Young, who was divorced
last veer from Robert B»con, Jr.,
of New York, to whom sh*
was married in 1939. dtid at
Boulh County iHospltal, Waka. „
. .
A man eompanlon. believed to
be Nlehoto* 8. Emhlrico*. of th*
8*. Regie H«U1, Now York, wee
iphate Worker* L ’to5r
t Mulberry Strike S r t w t t S j - j *
T f f l t u m j l booth, and an U . flre t day d x-
ato.
from
«7.$0.
POAOICALLY UKNdMTHK
r"sw
sr t t
Jtt* Volusto, Day-
« B H O PPM -rA C IA ifi- M M
struck th# water off Carpenters
Beach, apparently la an attempt
• to make a loading la a heavy
INdASSMINft
I HUH
SH TO
a
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g
, r
MAWUP*)
'A 3 C W . E T & t t L S : V S S d S
Li
M 4 b t* i t o next FaD.
/
a t 10 emtto ** | The** attending Urn rsmventlon
tm m *
. ;
I haid a Florida district dinner on*
HcnwNal W
AS * ? *
toad Camer
J* Avo. Mrs. Harry Weeks.
Phans 4108.'
■,
Paramount Goto Controlling Interest
In ^ rk n ^ Florida Theater Chain
Now Tort, July
SITUATION WANTED
a - I S S i tk -
$%£! fZ
rg e Number O f Russians
Captured^ Germans Assert
H itler’s Army Leaves Desolation In Its Wake
R. A. F. Hammers At
O c c u p ie d Coastal
Region Of France
"-
rm ,
Ailnlf Miller’.* headquar
ter* av e rted tixlav a Inrgn
part of the Russian Army
traptH-d east of Sialyatok—
estimated at 400,000 troop*
—ha* been destroyed, with
1 9 0 .0 0 0
p ris o n e rs
ta k e n
am i
too tanks and 300 field caonoit seized or destroyed.
G erm an
troop*
ere p ic tu re d
passing
th ro u g h a bu rn in g Russian town on th rlr way
d a a p e r Into th* Hoviet, according to th* o ffi
cial Germ an
Berlin.
caption
with
t hi
City And County
Touchton’s Drug
Offices Will Be
Store Is Being
Closed Saturday
R e -M o d e le d
Bom* employee of the City and
C ounty wilt be given a holiday
on Saturday so th a t Ihry may
h a v e th* entire weekend off, It
w as announced today. The circuit
cle rk * offices In the Court llnuxa n d all offices In the City Hull
w ill be closed over the entire
Tou.htm iN D ing Slur.- n' M r»t
weekend.
Tex coINctor Jno D. Jlnkin* Street and M.ignulm Avenue is
■aid that hi* office will rrm ain being cumi'letely rvnuntele.1 both
open Saturday u n til 6:00 P. M. to inside and out and when wotk is
•acom odate those who with to completed ill siaiut n month the
p a y taie* on re a l estate before building will hi. .me >.f the most
modern in Sanford, \V. V. Bitting,
t h e tea a a lr Maciday. July 7.
Though ll# C ity Hall will be malinger, said today.
closed, rsrb a g e service and trash
Mr. Bitting neqtmrd
• conthe
drug
collection service will be re n d e r trolling interest in
ed *• usual, N. S a y sr, clerk, said. store April I I . coming heie from
A ny call* In connection with these ljik rla ii. 1.
services or em ergency cell* will
The stone r.mjmna at the front
be received a t th e Police Station, of the building n»«- being
re.
he added.
moved, and the display windows
In addition, th* Chamber of will be- eninrg.-d from then -pres
Commerce offlca will be d osed ent five f.-ot width to ntM.ut
from Thursday afternoon until sevrn ntid n linlf feel
Monday m orning. Edward H ig
Wimlowi ut the t- p "f the
g in s, secretary, said.
store.will )'»* end..sent with gl*»«
Manager Plans One
Of Most Modern
Buildings In City
Only 66
men re g iste red for
Service
in
Srmin.'l*
County yesterday, Including two
meat who should have rvgistrrr.1
O a t 16, 1940, th* d ra ft hoprd
rep d rto d today.
O t-toho to ta l
re g ie lrw V . 3J
w are whit* men and 20 nsgrors.
A ccording to e e tim s lr* made, by
th e d ra ft board la s t week about
126 w ere expected to register a t
th is tim e, h av in g reached the
a g e of 21 siac* Oct. 16, 194Q.
In th a event th e re a re any m rn
who a re eligible for registration
th is tim e and who did not register
y esterd ay , they a re advised to do
so
Im mediately.
Provision
Is
m ade -for lata re g is tra n ts . E- B.
C a rte r, secretary of th* d ra ft
board, said.
“ It la advisable t h a t ' all who
w ere tilla b le for thi* registration
and failed to com ply do so im
m ediately,’’ Mr. C a rte r declared.
“ If they do n o t re g is te r before
Uiey a re found to be In violation
o f tho fvsivctlv* S ervice Act lt» y
a r* Uabl* to bgth flno and Imp rtv n m s n t."
Thrao card# h a v e been r*cwlvrd from W in te r Park for
m en o f thU county who rrgist*rv«l a t th* W in te r Park d ra ft
board. It la probable th a t a good
m an y cards will b« received from
S e lo c u v t
out of th* county.
With questionnaires going out
of thB office at th* rat* of o v r
100 a week a great many of them
arc coming ba*k- because regietra n tg kavt.m ovtd and hav* not
not Iflad tha board of a forwarding addrsso. Tha responsibility of
filling eut the quaatlonnalrsa
rests directly on th# registrants
and failure to do so because
of a change In address doe*
net excuae th* registrant but
•till leave* them libel to fin* snd
Imprisonment for not complying
<«—
P arsm salt Picture*, Inc^ anaouBUd Taeaday it bad acquired
a M percont Interest In the E.
J . Sparks' circuit o f 100 tlastore
in Florida. Leonard H. Golden,
soo, head of Paramount theater
••ctloa, sold Paramount fermely
bald a katf tntaraat .
Ciltouim. unnenrtreH th a t. B.
Drive Into U. S. S. R.
S a i d Progressing
S a t i s f a ctorily By
Nazi Commanders
British Planes
Attack Beirut
Bayer Reports Best
Collection Of Lev
ies In P ast 10 Years
1 U to H * w d V r Edward Mar- bT thekl at th* City 1UU MonE M
S a M
i eWSROto day—osernlng a t ,1 0 ^
o’clock.
, th* Bars’ State bt Tails has- H. M. Bayer, d a rk , atld today.
, urn aoye o
, AttmJ th#
tlw eartlflcatex
Hi# KHranls aonvantlon In At- will draw Inter##* »l the rat#
u was
was tho
th# largest
x choice between (Mrmtny | k hnU
— --In ■tk* _of 12 porcent tho ftrat year and
The amount of the 1940 tax
Hat to be said will bo Isas this
I person* attended.
recognition of tho W ear I Opening of th* International year than In recant ysara, be
appeared to have been I meeting wxa held la an caJItor- cause a greater percentage of
to Infloance Japan’s dxd-1 him downtown, whoa . a musical* taxea have been collected this
»r perhaps, to make pay-1 was presented sad talk* of wtL year than any other year In ih*
for pledge* already under-1 enrac male. Bus Inert xeeslons of pact decade, Mr. Bayer declared.
All certificate# that are not
bv’ Tokyp.
„ I th# conventlot got «nd<r way the
Axle ipove earns amid I following dpy, and op/t of. the sold to Indlvldqala will be bid
lag Indication that Jap*" I Oot*t*ndln« talks heard a t this In by the City.
Property owner* who have Plane Crash Kills
^
Wtu , i 0w ^ « r l lta « w ^ Gr*lU n O'Leary of
‘ R °^ * V
r* ux Canada, who described th* war proparty Included to lb* list
New York Socialite
can pay th* taxes befor* the
aala and save the cost of 're
PROVIDENCE. R- L, Jolt *—
e-S sst Utrough gtxnUnrj d
a t d lffrm l deeming th* certificate, Mr. Bay- <41—Miss Eleanor Young of N*w
York snd Newport, m i bm»d
Tuesdiy In th# crash of a prWtu
plan* near the b*a*h at Matu-
Member Associated Presa
2. 1911
Tax Certificates
Of 1940 List To
Be Sold Monday
nxz."Jtrst
M
JULY
Capital Stock Levy
Upon Corporation*
Hay Be Increased
To Add 18 Million
^ ‘Grave Emergency’
K develops In Asia
m
courxae and tennis court* of-th*
future will feature Illuminated
belle, racquet*, club* and other
equipment.1*_____________ ,
q’ s Policy USO Drive Goes Over With $2,311
U lO - m
Committees Still Unreported
New RFC Chairm an
SANFORD
ab h o a
E. Pen’n a t ________ 2 1 0 2
R. J ’on r f _________ 4 0 0 0
Moor* I f ................
1 0
0 0
F. J on e f ................
3 02 1
J . J on 1b • _________ 3 0
0 2
Nador Sb .....
3 0 -3 1
Slng’ry e __________
20
5 1
McM'r 2b
...........
3 1 2 0
Cairan p ... .............
3 01 2
Totals _________
242x 199
’A PK K
S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y ,
decided the game 4 to 5 In fa ro r
of Orlando yesterday as the Saaford Ju n io r Legion team played
a t T inker Field la th e ir flre t
lam e of the aeaaon.
In a pitcher* duel t h a t left
both team s scoring only tig bits
between them Sanford took the
opening lead by scoring In the
first, third, rifth and e ls th fa r
a total o f four runs to the O r.
ando team 's two. A w a lk , a h it
batter and thraa baaa h its In th*
final fram a decided the contest
for the O rlando players.
Until th e
Iasi Inning only
on* hit had been m ad* on the
.Sanford pitcher . C allahan, who
alao did nla p art In th a run
column to m aka one m ark him
self. Pennington and McMillan
were the only local boy* to g et
a t i t from Pitchers Reed and
Driggers o f Orlando.
Tomorrow the local boys p e r
form on th eir home field a s they
meet a team from Kieeimmee.
The gam s will be played a t the
Sanford Baseball P ark , a t 3:00
o'clock In the afternoon.
Blackout Baseball
To Be Tried In
ORLANDO
Semi-Rro Meet Hleka c f ____
______ 4
to u rn am en t teem s will te s t th*
gam * to m ake c e rta in th a t th ere
a r* a a hitches in the plan fo r
‘be eeid U s t openlflg olgkL.,
T ha fin al a p p ro v al on every
pbaa# of the blackout, gam* has
baaa glvea w ith th * axeeptloa of
Low mock of th * p lay sr should
fellow prcdrlng bedroom clipper*. b* in u a ln a ta d , D um ont said.
ASK ABOUT
OUR ECONOMI
CAL LAUNDRY
SERVICE!
AN INDEPENDENT
First Home Game To
Be Played A t .Kis
simmee Tomorrow
. NEW YORK. Jaly 1, —
Frital* Zlvle and Bummy Dark
gat together In the welt-haDy-
Friday
H anford la T h e O nly C ontra!
F lorida C ity A ffo rd in g K ail, H tghw aJ
A n d W a te r T rm naportatioa
Woodmen Complete
July F ou rth Plans
)
kmmBBBBB
Calory Comp, e f tba Wood
en e f the World mat tost night
A regular
m*«(ing of th e
Sons of the le g io n will be held
T hursday nig h t a t 7:30 o'clock
a t th* Legion H ut.
T he Board o f IH acons of th *
F ir s t Baptlat C hurch will m ee t
to n ig h t a t 8 :0 0 o'clock a t tho
church.
Wilson Underwood and Mias
Dorothea Carter, both of Or
lando, war* Issued a marriage
Ileans* at tha
Court House
y**t*rday.
E v«rltt Bandrldge, form er m a n
a g e r of the Montesuma lto tc l_
w as ordertd today to report t #
th # W inter P a rk d ra ft board J u l ^
8 fo r Induction Into t i e A rm y.
Theodor* Dlaktdi* waa Issued
e building permit to add a room
to s frame building at 901 Lo
cust Avenu# a t a cost of $60,
with Clarence Farrall as con
tractor.
______
- '
The
N un
High
Command
-.«id the drive in to the U. S.
S. It. i* "p ro g re ssin g sw iftly ."
It also *<*ertrd th a t lis rm s n
troop* " to g e th e r w ith their Finm«h a llie s'’ h*d sta rte d an a t
tack aeros* the Soviet fro n tie r
from c e n tra l.n o rth e rn Finland.
Two whole
R ussian
arm ies
were reported to have
been
.-slight in the G erm an snare in
the SmlysloW s e rto r end a p p a r
ently were c u t to pieces.
The
G erm ans
term ed
Ihn
fighting
"u n u su a lly
bloody.”
and «nld the R ussians were h u rl
ing regim ent* headlong a g ain st
the N ail troops.
B ritish planes stru ck overnight
along the
N asi-held
coast of
F rance snd also
bombed
th a
docks st R rest. G erm an a ir ac
tivity over B ritain was re p o rt
ed slight.
Vichy re p o rte d the Lebanese
capita! of B eirut had been a t
tacked "sav a g ely " In ona of th a
moat
in ten se
B ritish
aerial
bom bardm ents
slnca the
way
spread tft th* 1-event states.
The G erm an arm le i storm ed
and ra p tu re d th* R andan Baltic
naval h a te of R iga
y s s ly d a y ,
Berlin announced la st night, a n d
bricks, and tile will In- inalnlle.l
down to tio- level of tie ,lre .-l
A modern Hercules ull gins* door
will he put at the front rntrniire
A t the side rntrunre, n new dmir
will also Ih- i i k tailed, and the en
trance
iM.rdere-d
with
glass
bricks.
The interior of the drug store
will he entirely
re im tll.d .
A
new grill and strum table has
Just been added, and nther new
fixturrs will he installed. At the
soda fountain, a new Ixi.-klxir
with full length m irror and in
direct fluorescent lighting silds
to the nttrurtiveneea nf the store.
Flunreec-ill lik-hting also has been
installed overhead.
The prrse-ription department at
_lhf ri-nr of tliv store vein lie redccnrate.l i n '^ b i t c , nod s new G erm an
Avon P ark Cadet
School Gets Fund
/
advanea w a s' described
by the Russian* aa stem m ed t
the N ssl drive slo n g th* K a ra Ban Isthm us In th* v k ln lty o f
Ki-sholm w as d eclared
th ro w *
hack w ith heavy lot***.
Tho G erm an s
claimed
’h a t
w ith th* c a p tu re Of Riga th e y
hail established * solid fro n t *k«
tending sooth to Dvlnsk sn d th a t
the Ruaelen* In th a t Baltic a re *
re tre a tin g .
Th*
S o v iet
w ere
com m and d e clare d , however, t h a t
In th* Dvlnak a re a *n* of a
aerie* o f g re a t b atllee w as ra g
ing.
,
Berlin reported, too, that Rad
armlet were fleeing eastward
from th# Polish front at Lwow
In a confuted and cuagaatod
meat under constant diva bomb-
A, building permit was leaned
to Raymond Fields at th* C ltf
Hall yesterday to repair th*
roof and porth of a building on
Tenth Btract, between Locust
end Orange Avenuca, at a aoat
• f $16. with Richard Walker aa
contractor.
noun eed It and then withdrawn
tha announcement— but said that
In th* Luck sector Just to tha
northeast tha offensive of “ im
portant enemy -fom aU caa” had
been stopped la a battle a t sav
ers! day* la which German to***a were vary high.
8chram <Takea Over
A i Exchange Head
NEW T O
^ W
^ mil Scbram Tuesday l ^ k over
Over 110 Fial
Licenses j
$25 Fee Added To
a K a ?
i » j g 5«ss
i*w praeldmrt said:
Fishing Licenses
Florida’s dollar fKhlnr Ikenae.
recently Instituted tpr tha Lagiototura, will coat part baser* $1 25
when they are bought a t Ih*
Court Rn m . A fa* of $ J$ la
added for the County Judge’s of
fice according to Instructions
SS
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1
TT a i l l > t -
THE BANFORD HERALD, BAN FORD VI
PA GETW O
w —— a w — m w m
The Sanford Herald
Is is
WEDNESDAY, JU L Y 2 ,1 9 4 1
'MICKEY
The Real D anger
Kiwanians Hear Profit-Taking: On
Boys* State And Defense Works Out
. July 2.
Convention Talks W
a lte ra
Isolationists criticizing Frank Knox, one of whom has
gone ao far as to demand the Navy Secretary* Impeach
■ s h n s as ssi—M
s s i l n ment for advocating an immediate attack drt German sub
s d »t«» rt. ta il »« is* r « i ortt#. marines anil surface raiders, base their opposition to this
■ I S o l a r s . P t . r M a ■ ■ * • » IS * S r*
line of direct action on their tru st and confidence in Hit
•f c —■*■■* «T S*rrS a l*0».
tor's promises. They would have this country believe him i
bqujssd i. uwsa
when he says that if we will Just leave him alone lin'd
MIL*
s o a o o s B ii» -s * * i* « * a*«*s*t he has crushed Russia and subdued England, ho will thr:i
ir w a r m r T io * m a t e s
respect the rights and independence of the nations of I Inr * r * S I * la » * • ■ • • *
Western Hemisphere.
B r O a r r S r r _______ ____ ______— ( M S
eats
Secretary Knox is certainly rig h t that If we are ever
T h ree
M w u tk i
M e M m m iM
going to war with Cermany now la thb tlnto to do It. A
Tear ---little naval action on our part at th is critical time would
411 •k rtg ary M tlfM , r t r i a *f suffice (o put the German navy completely out of act.o i
uV *?*££ o for if™** *nd all. The British and American navies Com
” wT;
‘•'.blned have an overwhelming superiority oter tho V erm in
H.r***a* *i<
—------ 1 ■'*’ .— ’and Italian navies. There would be very little risk for this
n u n trv
in
n in c r tr» a w s o n
knm
/ ...m n L tn l..
m i % , " 5 ^•MVFF
S t % Rr cRp r c^u e5u la' ^* | rcoun*ry
Lin
Jim" 'n,n"
»" «wwp ithem
completely from a t...
n« h iim u n>ia •* *4-*f*i*i*f> seas. I hen, however the war in Europe might go
2 r S L : ,: ." w S m m m S r 'w o u ld have nothing to fear from invasion.
*kMlk**<*US»* U C l i n t - "*!*• " It u l-IL Germany Is allowed to keep what navy .she
tn* Tarlt.
— t already has, plus whut she will gain from the French
and naiian
Italian navies, while
elth*-*
rt^M**»‘m«~><W e..L- a""
wnue we lose "the
m e British navy
n
.'5
!l!r,,UKh J1" (1f str,u;ti" n or
hy the German*.
i------r H IlM
.t « .I t « t
t t k-« n f < -A « then an Invasion of this country would by no means he
9T94II04 « •
A l l »e »# v
a jU
s Im
the Axis navies
• I I r t f l f u l a gu bM pu ilaa a f s p a tia l impossible, or even difficult, because
M a a a U lta a | « r « l « a r a a la a r t a a m A * combined would be superior to our own. could wipe our
own navy protecting our shores from the seas nrtd effect
W ED NESDA Y.
JU LY j. m q 'a landing
nt nny one of a thousand different points.
"
■ bringing the war directly into our own backyards.
VERSE FOR TODAY
Colonel Lindbergh ssys that in asking us to attack
E X PE R IE N C E
HELPS OUR 'J i n " ” * at ^ m *1? , inJ eT n l!?n ,-i*
indeed proposing
FAITH.For a. ihc c«nh bring- ,h at
w'' ’,houlri 'tofend the Russian way of life." \V<*
eth forth her i,ml, and *, ihc should allow this one opportunity to moke our nation-nbaard.n cau.rih tho thm*, that solutely Impregnable against foreign attack slip through
are
It to spring forth;|JIIr fingers because the gorilla is struggling with the py»o
* °r' ,„d i*si»» *Ut o l^ on nn<* we ‘lo n t like either one of them. During thus-'
rlght*ou*nt**M
•prin* fo rth h tfn rr all tha n a few precious weeks or months th a t He b efo re.u s whin
tion*.— Iaalah 61:11.
we could rth something we shodld stand dumbly by supinoly awaiting our turn to be devoured, t t would he un
W B8TKRN N tilllT
gracious of us to slay the m onster while its Imrk
(From Th* Saturday Review of
turned.
L iterature)
As to which is the deadlier en em y tff mankind, the**Tha joahua treea *alute the a r is no use to argue. The only dangerous enemy to us i,
ro g a n t moon,
Germany. Russia has been a neighbor of ours, only 2.>
and coyote, ipllt the cool n ifH
miles ncross the Bering Sea for generations with no harm
s ir w ith their ertae,
and a erorplon walta for the done. Russia hns no navy, no way of acquiring one, and
lova d e ath that ro m e, very enon. Could not possibly uffortl any serious threat to this hem
while oVer the lowland an evil isphere. eveji if she wanted to and there is no reason to
tran q u ility Ilea.
believe -she wants to. Germany on the olher hand |s a
Il.r* la a country w hera man ) a , live potential menace whose ultim ate conflict with thi*
not flow ered hie w ay;
nation is inevitnMe if she is not stopped beforehand.
here la a haunt w hera the ban
As for communism, we will not have communism in
dit* o f t-ad land, rule,
each killing each but each leav this country unless the people want It. If Germnny tr i
ing othera that (la y ;
umphs, drives our ships from tho Seven Sedk, destroys our
her* la the u r a g e h e a rt's food, foreign commerce, cuts the th ro ats of our working men
hla evil blood's fuel;
I/LTo |a the the th in g th a t la by slave labof abroad, sows among us the seeds of dis
sension, religious prejudices and class hatred through its
lovely and rnicl.
JO SE PH JO E L KEITH
propaganda machine, we may gat communism; but we
need never worry about that as long as our navy Is wingood
T eran*
E vidently the
ng victories In the Atlantic, our factories are turning
w anted “ Pnppy” to pass tome
out the Instruments of defense, and our people continue
m ore biscuits.
to enjoy the highest standard o f living In the world.
It lo o h i like - N avy H orrelrry
The soap box orators may talk until doomsday but the
Frank Knox |, a bout t# be Im
great majority of our people will continue to believe lu
peached for telling th a tru th .
democracy so long as it can protect them from the retd
The h o rse mWy be going out, langcrs which threaten ua th roughout the world.
SaSSsr b< I s s I s A
.1 1 1
rWrtSS
M a w a .U a
DOTS RIGHT, B»Ci
BCW DOH'T LET
AHYBODV T>RiHK
VOIA L3HOER T5ER
.
IISO.OOO.OOO ilefcn^e public work*
p ro g ram was announc'd Tusday
by Jo h n M. ( ‘am .ody. f « l m
vaorkw aiim iniatrator, it« he t tV u p
r p r r a tin g m ic h in rrv
to * i ^ » n
building health.
w ater.
schoet
nntl o th e r « w n t i a ! facilities m
m n im unities fa c in g |J>crw>mrnal
grttw th b rciuae of defence ac
tiv ity .
^
W arning t i r i i n t any e W .rt
froni any soured to tk r iv ; t>nv a tr profit from the projtTWBi,
( ‘•rm m ly «ait| MtlsU m >»iey m ust
iro
far at* p o a iih k . . .Th#r?
in n«* gravy in it for any enntm e to r t, no^t*!\ fo.* prom ^ r * .
The t|uirlA st
t«» ^low ^low n
a p ro jec t >}iU..twr to pay Aiime.
hotly a babatsumie fee."
\
R E TA ILE RS
#
The new annual Ridailcrs’ License nnd Inventory Tax
I j , w (Chupter 20977). passed by the recent Session
nf th«< State Legislature, became effective July 1.
1011.
*
R*'|uirt fo rm * m ust Is* sworn to and filed with ynur
remittance fo r your license to do liuslnesa during the
year July I. I'J ll. to June .10, 1942.
^
This tax inu.il Ik* paid immediately.
e itiirn * a , w rit a* o f fic ia l, along
|h r to u r ro u te deeply imprr««rd
them . All pay high trib u te to
th r Kloridn Highw ay P atrol for
th r »plrndhl m anner In w 'ltih
tt **rvH ax rik-nrr. In n u A 'i
mi* a rtic le ,
our
P a tro l,
onchamber*
of
ro m m rrrr,
ntir
R tatr M nrkrta, our H otel Tonmiaalon, am t other agenrle* a#
being polntvrl out am rnvixhbmodel* to the people o f other
atatv*.
A lthough over
tw o , month*
have p a*.ed since th is di<'i’ig aithed g ro u p of ne«r*paper peo
ple visited . the stn te ,
Kloridn
continues to recid*” pnge a f'e r
p age of m arvatuu* publicity u* ••
on# can ever e stim a tr U«
yalue or predict it* b e n efl'Isi
e ffe c ts in stim ulating
I n tn e .t
a a ttr a c tin g hgm escekcrs nnd
Mwastors to thia .a ta te .
coiihln'l g«» rvri^w hvn*, l»ut tl •*
rii)'« Chum hor
«*f
Commivt"*
*i i to >»a i|« nidi niul thw
wli.it tliry «lid. arror.litig to *n
nt*I fii#'iii| flown 'h t M 1. viho natn ai!\ wontli »» il whT H»* wait n«*t |
In* i • I u p ruul wrotf* a n d a « k id
*lii*w romr?*
•• *\Vi- d id n 't l»nrn fo r BUtr.'
In- « \ p U i * i a m t tin* to u r
• •miing l h i mil'll l.nkidiind until
iit*i111'q a h:»li hour lirfn rr you urivi-il, W hin \b Mill in mi* th a t tl,«*|
roiiti* tvn« through our rity , tli**
n m n tfrr
of I hr ( ‘h n m b rr «*f
(o in m iT n g**t I.imv nnd In If**
thnn IT» ininiitid had ‘10 o r 40
I*itnini'ii)« nu n ri a*!y n4 n woicoi'iing rom ittiftriv
/
than •' id .1917-1018, but the reduction am ounts only to
shoo} 20 percent,' whereas in th e InterWtT between lbt>
two drafts the m ortality from th e diseases has decreased
80 percent among wjilte malea at ull ages, and nearly ^0
percent at the draft agea.
' :S ' ?*-• ' ' '' *
Tho huge increase In rejections for 'dental defecta Is
or their
unquestionably due to a difference 1
■ P although on
■ the
.
application,
surface
appear to bo
be more
moro atrinfdftf
stringent thanthose used, in Uv
not Appear
"
of' the
World
WAr.
*later
“ montha
"
“
j W
ir.
•' Heart disease.
liA p u
Ckn 'llve
\
Penalty For tlelimiuenry am ounts to 2 percent per
month and can not be waived if you delay.
t
I)o not delay. Save yourself from penalty and save the
•Rate from fu rth er costs by rem itting promptly.
No GROSS RECEIPTS TAX is duo on your June
business— BUT nil Gross Receipts Tax due on receipt,
for May and previous months m uit lie paid. Interest
and penalties are piling up already if you Itavq^
neglected' this m atter. Save yourself nnd the S tate
fu rth er costs by remitting promptly.
J. M. LEE, COMPTROLLER
Tallahassee, Florida®
•; .»*
com fortably In
IL 7 5 . a d a y .
Edwin t>. Diektneow. dean *1 tM
Uw school Of the Univerxity *1
California, la m n la a* tpoelal
consultant la the depot hmnh af
justice. Ha la a specialist an later-
m*
B
ad
e t w
•*-*
other a ltrx c tlo n x -'to aalt In auntm ar, a n d w h at w a naad la aoptc
n o rth e rn Qbam bora of Commcrco
like t h o .. la U k a l a a d
(w hich,
by th e w ay, ia a typical aam plc
of all cham bera
of com m erce
down th e r e ) —o r d id all o a r boos
t e r , 'g o so u th ’T
"W a have o u r New E ngland
Council, tha v a rio u s .ta t* d e v e l
opm ent ro m m U .lona and ilmMar
o rg a n is a tio n .. It to tru e.
but
w hat wa re a lly n a a d la individual
local cham bers o f swesmsrew- itkr
•boas In r ia r id a . T h ey a ra m ight r
few a n d fa r b etw ee n up h a a a .'
A long w ith thelw glow ing deM ripU ona o f F lo rid a 's aharaa•ng b eauty s a d
her
am nxiag
gro w th a n d developoaent, p ra tHcally w a ry e d ito r b a . le a n f i t
to com m ent on th o e n te rp rise o f
o a r citioena a n d o u t; a la d a s s s to
leave n o th in g u n ta m e d -to ' ad*
»»nce th e w e lfa re * a l e a r a ta la.
T ho h o a alto llty ; h t i r M l y i f a a l
e e n
»4
.
j o b s
a t
h o m
7 f r * . •*
. . . p a u s e
e
i
a n
d
'
Announcing The
Located a t 31* E,
Complete line of UV1
FEEDS manufactured
MAN A SONB, C M
feed m anufacturer Ih
Quality the beuth
^U K sb ss:
set, the moat frequent cause of
le fever, th e m ortality from which
It has haan extremely latof>Uag to mtow tha eeauaaeta
’ haadrads af adttora, members
O a»l
NOTICE TO
md to .th e Improvement and wider uae of fhyaical t
:h«
r*«*
»*( i.KkVnUtu*,
• 1
K. 4’ ll;irp**r, vm*» pri'.thknt,
prexlitotl nt tlw* I nrh«-«»n mrrl* F!ilwnr«l K luine, to a rra n c * for
i»»^ in th*k rlwipnrf *•( I'r'^ id rn t n iu u h r u c or p iem r *t Sm ilantli
O. IV
Ilrrm lon
Mr
lln ri^ r Spruitfa »«Min. Kil ItaiMisll letl the
nainrcl n m m m ittor, hcndrtl l»y ringing
•lead of anothar rubber stamp. laboratory facilities for diagnoeie.*
•. rf t
To Indicate the inadequacy of directcom parisons
Jack G u rn .tf says that tha
aaw sh a y air xhool la-the big the World War and current drafts a> a m eans of deter
gest thing that ever happened tn mining the present health of American jroutha, several
Behring. With Hanferd'a aaw
airport wall ea the road to rom- examples are cited: pletlon, we should not ho tony la
Tuberculosis la today less often a a p s e of rejection
English
ir a a fla iv * ! • • «
h« had rnjovwi th# w eak’, m eet
ing of Roy, F la ir *v m uch a*
any week h r hn.l »pent, and that
h r li’arni-<l a great deal th r r r .
A» th<- hrginning of th e week,
th r hny, were divided in to group,
n t " r i t ir ," *nd "c o u n tira ," and
elected officer* to head the**unit*. I-a trr. thc*r Btmup, m rrc -l
into the - f a ir unit, and th r two
p n rtie , nom inated
t h r i r r:in*lid a tra for governor of th r c-n.
volition.
E lrcti n of Pavnl (ia lc h tl **f
Sonfnrd a* governor » * • the
main highlight
of
th e week,
M -rnhall ,nid. Thr K iw a n i, flu b ',
■le lra a tr wu> n ,m n l n r a r m l r r of
the "houim of representative*,'*
and with the “ senate ,*at in thr
M *lli* »*'*t in lotion with thv city
manngrr, wh«» iflA’i* piTmliilnii
for the u i* *»f Tdlifc .few and
fir*' nppnrnt'M ' \ rn<H^#t*ti'it
enr wnn •rtn to nirol UiJB mhqfrndu, and r«*povt it a
flm rhh'f g ^ t hi«
. car
b u t th e German* a re aald to
und lilorkid thi* highway, aABiitba ualng them p re tty exleadve«d hy two motorcycle offievrt.
ly In R ussia. _
More Rigid Examinations
Then buRimnA men ntutiunifd at
iitlprvnU around !^»kt* Mirrtr
If w e a re having a .h o rte g e
The lifulth of the American people Is better now than i|tii«*kIv honrdrd the hu*c* to vx
of alum inum In this enun'ry,
li'tid l.ak' liind'd teffiiUtl grurting
Im agine tho trouble G erm an air over before In th eir history despite the much higher |*vr- ■and diiitritiitt** litcmturr.
plana m an u fa ctu re rs a ra h a rlrg . centsge of rejections for military service in -the current
" 'W o have n livu Cham ber
draft than In 1917-1918. This is said to be rfuc for the of C’ommiTco, m« you »nw. W®
Men of 2H years o f age and
try not #to nm « a t»ot. A nd when
over have Just b e e n told by most part to inure rigorous standards of salection and for tho f?hnmh«*r of ro m n to rrr *aaUpx
th a governm ent th a t th ey 're not thin reason the rejection figures fop the two w ar periods tin wo hnve tho J unior* (*hnreb< r
SB y oung a* they think they are not'pfoperly comparable:
j r f Commerce, <v "Ja^cecH,
a re, w hich m ake ua boy. np
"In 1917-1918 both the methods of selection and tho they nrc |•onllL-<rly . know n, elaro u n d 40 feel Ilka M ethuselah.
organization of tho draft wero essentially emergency pro'*>«•
—----•
- Ita ly aaya U ndo Ham ahnutd ^ u r e . developed a fte r wo were
already a t w ar and com- L
««*
£S&
not a ta b Germ any In tho back mitted to raising, arming, and transporting %huge
urniv frn, r „u hie life until t»o er
wklle aha l a ' engaged w ith Kua- in the shortest poasiblo time," says a bulletin from tin* thn-e ymr, »*<• when, like m e n /
d a . N o, w a ihouhl fellow Italy's
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. "This situation "••we northemere, h* rotlred
exam ple i n bafriandlng
a alm llarly crltWal______
to discourage too rigid stan d ard , of .election. Yot.
ARhnnlrh n.v.',
despite the Immediate urgency of tho situation in 19W- , „ „ i i u n i „ i „. „ rivie b n o ,i« r, it
W e had alw ays thought
19)8, approximately one-quarter of the draftee* were it - rvMmtiv *li*i*rt take him l*m. to
Island wraa a body o f land i
, plately surrounded b y w a tlr, b a t ectcdy altogether* and nearly one-third were unavailable lm£ibe o«- »»»»,er spirit.a fte r
considering Bwltaodaild’a for ^ n e r a l m ilitary tenriee. "
*
* L h u T T r t ^ h i k h ^ ^ ’ wllY.
p o iltlo n w a have expanded th a t
"In contrast,, adm inistration of the present Selective ji,|, i. M»«.. Haily Horn *.I.Ud e fin itio n to Include a body a f
Service Act waa begun in peace time, and only the best
"The point
w.-k to make
land aurTonnded b y Hiller.
and healthiest of America's young men a r . being selected!'* ,h*1 whiu Florida hex b**uGovernor W. 'Lea O’Daalel of for service. G reater emphasis th an ever before Is being
T ' .Tu"to
Taxaa. former expert flour sales placed on weeding out those men who are unlikely to with.- thr winter, Nrw England
man, has defeated his New Deal stand the mental as well as the physical stress of modem |«umm«r comfort, aronary
opponent fer a seat In ' tho
war. Moreover, medical examinations a r t more complete
T. O. Wadrhouae,
loyalist, broadcasts i
Britain and tho Unit
that life la a N u t pH
a s h in g t o n
M aaU i
Dairy Feed
ffaiisB W tfs:
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Bit ( him:; PeHiulirs
Killer ( ’’111 I !''•»
Name (i!:i niott r Girl
Social And Personal Activities1*""Dan" Thur8day
M R S . L O l’R I N E
H E A L , S o c ie ty E d ito r
148
W anetta Rider And
Social Calendarlohn Davis Are Wcd
Mi** W a n e t t a Rider, d a u g h t e r
o f Mr. a n d Mr*. Karl Holer of
T n rn a D A Y
T h e m r m b f n o f th e I* E O H a g e r * t » w n . N J . b e c a m e th e
will .*vw .it th e W u m an ’i C lu b bride o f J o h n J. Daki*. son of
fo r th e Ue«| CriiM fro m 2 :0 0 A. W. D a v i s of Geneva, on J u n e
I*. M. u n ’ il 4 :0u P. M M r*. S 20 a t 0 OO o'clock in t h e a f t e r
f L S h in h o N er, S r , will be in noon in t h e Geneva Methodist
Chu rch
T h e Rev J o h n H ag er,
rCf.
p j v t o r . p e r f o r m e d t h e cerem o n y
T he B undle* fo r B rita in C lu b
P r e c e d i n g the c e r e m o n y and
will -p.»n*..r a d an ce nt th e A r
while t h e guest* a**emb|e«|. a
m ory b e g in n in g a t !H)ft P
M
p r o g ra m o f n u p tial m u sic wa*
s n lto u n
B *a*ley a m i .his . l-’luc-. p r e s e n t e d b v Mr*. J , V. T m U
»-L» cow boys a to I co w g irl* w ill
an d Mis* I.illian Moran, ptanivt*,
^ ^ n n *h
h^m
u - oicr ff**r
o r ilim
u’k.- an*', Mr.*
j n ti*
i l i m rin
nng. T
Twit*
s, - a t- H i j r a ,, VAOW
et* mn{Yt- ®M* °htain«Ml f ro m Mr*.
Mis* J e a n Moran waV S S tJ a f
It. A N e w m a n . Mr*. K. J H«d
honor an d only a t t e n d a n t of the
lv. Mr*
F r a n k S h am e* .
Mr* bride . F r a n k wheeler « f Oviedo
F " n l > c r R t i ^ f l l or Mr*. A. W se rved t h e b rid eg ro o m a* best
Knox.
man.
6 l he ToU'tH«>m| Ciilh will m eet in
The b rid e e n tered Upon the
the Cou rt | | n u * e a t H 0 0 P M ar m o f h e r f a t h e r , Karl Rider, by
I’ K, I., ela*.* o f t h e Ki»*i whom she wa* given in m a r r i a g e
ltnph.*t C h u r c h will m eet a t the Shiw o r e a street l e n g t h drea*
home of Mr*. I.illian V i c k e i y . of w h ite cr epe, with which she
:!•»; \V«>.t T h i r d S t r e e t , a t x 00 wore a w h ite «trnw h n t and
Ik M
Mr*.
M.
Cum m in ir'* c a r r ie d
w h i t e arce**orie*.
Her
* ™niip will be hn*tr*fte*.
shm ibler c o r s a g e wrj* of « w r r t .
F tlflA Y
h eart rose*.
M e n d e r* o f th e C e n t r a l C*rc!r
I m m e d ia te l y follow ing t h e c e r .
of the S a n f o n l
Garden
C ’ ub em ony a h inform al recep tio n for
will •fion«or t h e t e w i n g *r*«u.n th e h r id a l p a r t / and a f. w clone
M th e Woman** Club o n O ak friend* o f the couple Wma held
0 v*-ihi .' f. r t h e Red C m ** be a t th e h o m e o f the b rid eg ro o m 's
g in n in g »t *» .to A. M.
f a th e r. A W Davi*
SATURDAY
Tho*e a t t e n d i n g th e
reception
Confrati-rni* y o f
All
Soul* were
Mr. an d Mr* Davi*, Mr
Ca tb olir t ’l i u r r h will hob! u* an.I Mr*. Fair I Holer. Mr an d
m o n th ly m e e t i n g
in
th e
Re*! Mr*. C. A Oblhom , Mr arwl Mm.
t 'o»* o w in g room* in t h e W o .1 I- llrtiwn. Mr* .1 V. Toole,
rn** C l u b a t 2 0 0 P. M
M r v A. A. Moran. Mr a n d Mr*
W. I - S i e g , Mr*. Mitchell. Rev
MONDAY
M»tnlo r- iif All Soul* C a th o l i c und M r s - J ■
H a g e r a n d Mr.
Ch u rch will *•• w f o r t h e R imI and M r v 7 t ^ # 5. Moran
C hi -* in t h e Woman** C l u h beAI*o Mi** J e a n Moran, I.illian
^ n n i n g it 2 0 0 p M o n .h r the Moran. V i r g i n ia and J o h n Toole,
w^eo*or"hi|i o f Mr*. F. F . Rnu- A u b rey
Moran. J a m e s
H enry
mill-it.
Drown. M a ry , G eraldine a n d l>orDavid
ami
Mr* R*»v Tilli* will *po n*nr othy O l d h a m an d
Ihc t e w i n e *r*«ion of th e \V»v- George O ld h am .
man** Club- t n he hel»| in the
Mr. a n d Mr*. Dwvi* left for a
clu b ho u se fro m 9 :1 0 A. M. un* h o n ey m o o n t r ip to Miami, a f t e r
which t h e y will r e t u r n to Hager*a
town. Where Mr. Davi* i* e m
n*F -sfrA Y
T h e D ep e n d a b le Cln** o f *be ploye*!.
Methodist C l t u r r h will *ew for
A C alifornia .u rie ty of ra il
the R i d Crn** in th e Woman**
road e n th u s ia s t. sponsors r.c u r Club from 2 :0 0 P. M. u n t i l 4 :0 0
«itin, over old mine e rd tim ber
M. u n d e r t h e s p o n s o r s h i p of line, th a t ra rry no reg u lar paa. Mr*. D. I). S m ith .
aenyer tra ffic .
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>
91 lino
M.rY
-W fcere.ee w * Berse-
Today and
Thursday '
e rsonal s
HaroUl Hall is visit m g m Jacktonvillr with r tU h v tt.
Wa<|, H a m p t o n G a r n a r
f o n . to C a m p W ln o a a f o r
wvvka.
ha«
two
M i . . Char Ira*
Cald w ell
ia
vi.itinK »i<h r r l a u v r a a n d f r l t n d a
in v a n n u , p o i n t , in G e o r g ia .
M r,
« M k..
I’
T i e Bundle* fo r B rita in H u b is
*poA*oring ■ dance to he given
tom o rro w ev en in g in th e S an fo n l
A rm o ry b eg in n in g a t 9 00 o’
clock. N o rm a n Beavley and his
Florid® C o w g irls arwl Cow boys
will fu rn is h m usic fo r d a n c in g ms
w ell ms o th e r entertm inm ent
M rv I. D
Mmrtin. Stem mol#
County chmirmmn fo r th e cluh.
has u rg e d ev ery o n e w ho en jo y s
tlmncing mnd th e *ong*
of the
rmnge to m ttend th e dmnee
T ic k e ts to the dmnee m a » t e
secured fro m Mrs. R A N r s m i n .
M rv R. J . H otly. Mr*. F ra n k
Shmmes, Mr*. F u jiiy ce R ii *ell.
or Mr*. A >Y Kno* T hey *1*0
mey be p u rch ase d a t th e di»or
• • • 1 >
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h*»n»*-. ' l i n u m r
rtf.
B \(i(;rrrs
New ( ’om m am ler Is
Sent To Blandinu
her
l Ii :i t I'Tjf’ie.
F r.il O iJ ilr r t ,
DSO Drive Coes
Over Top With
$2,111 Reported
M r,. John S rh ira n f,
J r .,
I*
emit i ii k with her pa re n t a. Dr.
Mr mnd Mr* W illiam lla iiie tt
and Mra. Hranlley llenderaon, m • nd children Have returned from of fomialitv. f"i • o i v nl«i.**l j m g g o o d fo r t h e v u n g
Mtlledgeville, (<• , w here they Tht-r** .*rr 'Wert »•*». * .it $N, and o u r m iM itrv . a n d idd»-d
W i l l i a m . hury. Va.
kmve been vtsitipg with relative* magnif i*.•••! d.»f I* • « it a* mu h
very gln*l t» b* a id . I
■* *ym| vtAftl l«* l-.tt
M r,. Roy H o ller h aa y e n # to
• imif^oft ihi* * ••ml. i f o i
( f i n k* billion *.n b.diait
Mr and Mrs W* II HmgwHI
R arnnyton,
N J , w here
ahe
i ..untrv i'll and ......
.*t
will emit with
relallrea
a n d mn«l chiblren have moVr«l to Day are •! \ led .* \-*i i m l |H.**ilily t '. o i n t y ** •
tona Beach to make I heir tulure fr* I t o o t i l ..........I ii|. in then*. r I h e **•• o|o r lit o-ll ■■(
f r i r n d a for a e r e r a l weeka.
home.
e v e n if th»* in* it »• »r tm«in. ** fold II. raid in pu'to.g
i id**
n l o t o ' l f.iv th e I'Stl and tin*
Mr
an d Mra. E d w a r d fleag m g llr* Ml*
• ml
h»
re
• veept ihat o f t h r drive lofa.i. ♦ ft.
Miss
P
e
g
g
y
S
m
ith
ye I o f Je rae y City, N. J . . h a r e
like .port* ft.wlk
e n d e n » - h ; in t
b e e n ylaitiny w ith Mra. D en y t-I', t u r n e d t o her h«»y»*- " > I U k land th e ir lo n g * k i r t k%** lauded bv Mi Ml I h .
a f t e r s p e n d i n g se veral day* -sith men* d o t t e d
and Uwn*
*1
, Later. Mra. J l l e r b a t .
Miss Louis # Perkin*.
and
i i *i
*1* « •
with mod. 't
.. . k , .yf ti e
Mna Leona Mitchell, who baa
mode t n*n k line*,
Mr*. E. N. Scott of Jm< kwin- tjrpr lbe ll . d to • II I i mil an.t
been the houae r u r a l o f - Mra.
O. G. Roller and fam ily for tillr. form erly of Smnf«nd. »* n o w c a ll ‘’f o r e i g n (••-•k d re v * e * * '
aome tim e, will re tu rn to h e r ■pending this week here mnd in
S u c h tl r....... * v. iii
lu»v
!»»•'
WA&IIINGTMN I..L *
gentle
*l|llint. t v
ih llii fi.
hom e in I’lant C ity City S unday. Orlando w itk friend* mnd rel- t h e i r
t 'o l |.o ilI* \ k u u »•*
mtivev
w ith o u t
nm« h
ronm a
about
t.fcema P a. w:»* d» ten.tMma Florence Beat will leaea
S ty l e
R G. Hickson. J r ha* arrived
d* | M t mi
F riday for C h arlotte, N. C., and
B u t h i g h » t\ le i* a h u n d a n l l y •I-' V hv Hie w til
the
D m ughan
llu^ me** a v a i l .• h i e III m o r e f o r m ll e v e n i n g C ftimniMling •»(f h r f
S a ra n n ah , N Y . w here aha will from
rem ain for the real o f th a tu tu School in A tlanta. G*. to 'pend w e a r T h e ta |*enn» * lo..k i* m a k Bin riding
itim r tim e with ht* parent*. Mr i n g h e m d w a i m lo n g •«l.-. \e«t d i n
K i l t i n g , w h o hu - b. • g
m er.
mnd Mr*. R. G ll»cks«»n.
at tin* i n f a n t r y »• pi *«» oo n»
n e r d i e '* . - * H u g e <dee \e- plea*
Mr*. E. C. Cows*. J r .. and
e d o r i i u f f . ’d , a n d i tilou«o«| l o p itig e n t e r , < iii np t l o l l
Mra. E. J
Nelvon, Jr., ami m a k e t h e n a r r o w *lnrt look n a r n.-v. ial day* ago \%•* oi l
twin* of C a in m illf , i r * visiting
vilh Mr*. Cow an's p a ren ts. Mr. dau y h ter, T errelle Je a n , hev»* re - r o w e r Si ll* t o
'l ie
knee
ill** t . im p ll l n n d i t i f wff.** ti\» 1
ind Mr*. J. T . Pop#, a t th e ir turae.1 from Jackom villc «hcrc n e e d e d f o r wr.vlkuu* r.**uii T !’.*
they
hove
aprnt
the
port
week
i I *1
hom e on Holly Avenue.
r\ 1111*1 II a'* l il t
i* t h e ' I iiii - d h o u . - t t e y o u h. -ard
w ith rv lo tiv c
•
t a l k o f . lu ll s e l d o m
'.aw , 1»*t rnt ti
Mra. W. A. J c a ta r arriv e d to
w i n t e r D i* g r o w i n g in m u - o f *
Mlaa J u n e
K a r w e r re an* *• a n d h y n. i t F a l l |»rol.j*hlf
day from G riffin , G a„ to be tha
yuaat of Mr aod Mra. IL I- turned to her borne I i
w il l l»e a c c e n t e d hv ev«*rv**u**
vi<ilmy t»r
Caldw all a t tb e lr boawa oat Waat Ga. Sunday a fte r
B l . i t i n r c o l o r * m r i c h f a b r ic *
w m e tim e with her n>u«in. M i„ w ill b e «•*«• n h e r e a n d t h e r e nn
T h ird Strvat.
M a r j o n e t 'u y b u r n . a t
\ ,
(•in , ( o r iliiiK
------------
R% AMY PORTER
W h rfl
tw.
dr
ing ■
Hop*’ >••!»
ch*t**
i
\ \ IK
To Dress OrNot To Dress? ~ In
Summer It Is Really No Question
HAPPT
Mr and Mra. A. M. G o rd aier
h a v e aa th eir f u e a t i , Mra. C a r l
H e r b a l an d r h i l d r e a . Roy
a n d St. P c t » r * b a r y to he t h e y i c t ,
B la n c h e , of C lav e la n d . Ohio.
uf Mra. Cmmeron** |»«rent* Mr
and M ra. W I’ St->nc. o n t . Icry
MiC W II. C a r n e r a n d rhil- A venue.
d r r n , R o . r m a r y a n d Ronald , le f t
y e s t e r d a y for l- a fa y e tt e , A l a . In
Mr*. J o h n Kdwmnl 1 1'rif‘D * d*I
son o f Tmllmhmsaee a r e vi ilm g
a p e n d aome time.
w ith re la tiv e s.
THANKS
£X
»*-
M r , O (. Holler will h a v e aa
Her r u r a l thia w r e k a n d , Mias
I-e n o ra Smith of I’lan t C ity .
OF
I
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I
i t I .»nt d\*
H a g a n o f O rlan d o
.*J ,h
• * *
t \H I»
THREE
dre
Mr. and Mra. H anry Brown l>oa l .n y o v
f . .r ••vanip le ,
w ith
h o r i / o n ' *1
a n il dauphtcr, Ja n a , bay# moved
■trip.- m lu r . |u < u e M ile a n d In
Miss
lh»rothy
Week
*
f
I
n
l
a
n
d
from their hom e on Ijia r a l Ave
liu r e d a n d W " in w i t h l o n g p» b
the house gue*t of Mr *m»»d , b l u e g lo ve * Y . m a l l v s t r i k i n g n*f
n u e to Jaekaonville w here they
M
rv
J.
O
llu
ff
fu
r
a
lew
day
rill m ake tb e lr f a ta r e /h o m e .
and
w hite r b u c *
w hit
She will also visit with
niA ii-.rl.n- I. iitilul in M ark la
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Millrr rW. M S. Ble* k, before return worn with Id.vck lace m itt* c»
and two children, Jeanna I-mn# ing home.
t. riding s Imive the rlln.w.
mnd JackW, Ware r#tam ed Worn*
TM-i-d . l . r —r«. a»«ui p ro p h r'.^
Mi*a Ann W iggm *. who »* „ f Fall »lvlv. a rv in rra» » in /lv
from Daytona Bench where they
apending the . sum
m
er
at
I
lay
torn*
spent a week's vacation.
. .
,». I..ip.liar Th^y mav bavv Ih'*
Beach w ith hrw
bra fam ily,
.ly. wa*
» a . th.
th.- | *
lM. , . T ..r ..nlv a nrplu...
l^ r uf
„ f Ml**
Mi*. M a.lv
r,
Friaiwla of Mra. R. A. C«»- gdest y estr nrdoV
Perkin*
Mia*
r
e
r
kina
return*-*!
a
.
~
*
r
k
.n
.
r
r
l...n
.,l
^
U r r bU rk |# n y i , Sr., and Mr*. Mary Tkurtk
w
ith
her
to
be
her
gur*t
«*vet
will rvfTvl to Warn of tbo (Walk
I a . fb.ral P»>"l*
F ourth kolnUy.
o j tbair alalrr, Mr*. Gronra C.o- the
A onrr-*n aahilA «lyl*- I"**
« • • , la CbarWaton. S. C-. W»’
„,av app*- *1 I*. X..U-M *-*-.l».'',»
Mr. ai4ti M rv F ran k I*. W.mmI.
ru ff and rrandaon. Jack W'immI.
11 r r , —lib r x r n m r fr.A k* H'V
Mira f a Iberia#
W kita.
Mia* ru ff, left thia m orning for lien .b o n H y-I I., m a-rh y nur P»>«*
lUdrod P v rra t a f D e U a d . and lieraonville. N. C. whero they will . . , |n
,..n l» ,* l
•hari.lv
Ealalea P u « a U o f WIUU- spend the rem ainder of the m m
- b .lr
You’ll fral
l.«*>''
,n l
t a a a re apewdkag aevvral Jay* mer. T hey were accom panied tn ,-fa rrfu l. you’ll l—h
,,m
la
PtoaaeoU
viaillac
wltb Greenville, 8. C. by Horace G aft
___
who horn
been
visiting
w ith inlnv.
frlead*.
CrUoy,
'
— •
J*ck.
Sebamp aad Mi**
Caixmli haa 50,000 nu n in
of New Martiaaand CUade Bat- Royal Air Forrv.
Meads are vUU
a mat, Mra. R. C,
KNEW
r f/U L THE
Mias Laela
Mary Srbamp
vQle. W. Va.,
ceaa af Cart
la s with tbelr
J ' o l N
Mra. E. R. llaakbta, Mra. A.
R. Rata* and daavbUr, Mary
Abb. kavo rvtarnsd fraaa C k ln ifc
III, wVara tWy vMitaJ w«h
rvtativ.. far two a w l* . TW»
wars u m u u M haaaa by Mia*
Madfo Abarrrawkla who wUI ba
tbair rasa* H i awbils.
Cu€4tV€A4H U I l R A f f D
Ihr
Kka-'.x .«-vUp»-, aloxit
y ^ ^ u / h o f (In- l.*nd • u ifa v v of lh«-
and Mra. J. M C a » « Jirk la
aad
•**£» ^
PARADISE SHOES
17.78 VALUES NOW----- ----------
J^a
HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD
SECURITY LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD
UNIIED LUMBER COMPANY
WILL CLOSE BOTH FRIDAY and
SATURDA Y FOR THE 4th o f JULY
Til
HOUDAY
NATURAL BRIDGE SHOES
["NATURAL"POISE SHOES
O t t U a Owly! Broken Slam! IS to B
Value*
Everybody who smokes them likes their
. COOLER, MILDER, BETTER TASTE ■
OTHER VALUES
to $ 5 :0 0
Broken Lais
R 9 4 H $2-94
T h c great popularity ol Clicstcrlicld is solidly built on the
fuel that they give smokers put what they want. They arc decid
edly Cooler-Smoking, Dullnitdy Milder und Hcttcr-Tasting.
ODD LOTS IN CHILDREN’S
SHOES GREATLY REDUCED
*-!
*
&S
•
CheslerJii U ’s Rii>hl Combination o f ihe world’s had
ing cigarette tobaccos gives you llte smoking pleasure
' jo u want in a cigarette.
.ni->
Every whore you g a . . . \
UNiwiTwMwCn
■sponsored by
4 th
GENEVA BAPTIST CHURCH
•
25c and 35c
>
c*
-4._
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t
I
w jw m w r ,
- . - : - ■w
D
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reault la
vomca undertaking rrM pro ro n fm o w ill b« •n ttrttl Ctouei; r FlorkU.
NKJW n>r k t a 4 a n d I b a MOl
rrfriU r transatlantic bomber dr* ftffftlnst' jo*.
IT IN tmuCniEt) lh«t till nolle#
la Court. Ihla >nd day eJ
ho published 'one# a week for fo#r
till.
A
i
ford llarald. a new spaper of «»■-
LCESfUBO,
Jaly «.
p f i f A KfUW
-M -
Bailsss* lb n > |f r Justin E- Lanlllla said lari nljht Um Ij m bora Basal-all Club would pity
•Ml Ila schedule in tbs Florida
In
t iik c i R r n T r o u n T o r th k
n in t h
jiro iriA L
rin n n T ,.
IN A M U r t > l l S E M I N O L E C O O N .
TV . K L O H I l l A . IN C T I A N C K H T .
- ••
DIVOM CS-
IM TWO
LEAGUE
SCORES
-A- *a -- a
-'
JOSEPH
befeadant.
LatigtlU reported that campaign
lay $1500, which with $$00 pre
viously pledged V(#«14 pay a CtWis a l def lelt mad enable tb s tssaf D trto u e — —— 14 >4 .1
la finish tbs saaMB, ba4 “«•» G ainesville-----------g l 41 .
*Hh sutflclstit suectM that dU Ocala ___________ i t
41 .1
R E tU L T l YttTRRDAY
START
e a r l y ^ e n jo y
h o l id a y
w it h
the
VS
O OK IU AI.
H T A l.K T
nounLA s.
o r puni.H 'A T ioN
OOERIAL HTANLCT W H'p-
o iu ik h
TO:
IN
16
O U D K IIEU
th a t
yap
Clerk
I IC IlX tM X N
Bp A. M. W B P.K 1 D. C.
the
w hole
f a m il y ,
at
sanlandq springs
LAS. rM l<ltnr> u n k a» w n :
IT
W. P.
A FOURTH OF JULY TIP—
AUIEIIT - ItNJL'IILAS.
P laintiff,
Slats Laagna.
«ral rlirulailon Issued la Bemlsol*.
Come for th s bent vacation day of tko
Season— Bathing, Pfcakfcing, Dane tag
*»
the bill of complaint lllxl
oa or b#for« iba «lh day
5artainAuswaf.
Dll; otherwise, da-
Orlando
«t
Leesburg,
post*
ponsd, rata.
Ocala $, DtLand 2.
Daytona Reach M , Gilneavlll*
$•$.
(Only r a n ts scheduled.l
--------- TOOAY
Orlando *t DsLsrvt
Ocala «t St. A«fo*tb»s
Leesburg at Daytona Beach
scheduled-)
f H \ea t WAY
a* *c a a cd
l i c e t c o ti f io
BCKfM LoOll
ractora hat# decided to complete
operation « | the franclaa.*
WE HAVE
TH E CAB YOU
WANT AT A PRICE
YOU WILL BE
WILLING TQ PAY
Ss U On Rm t T am a
^W CBft I • V 9- •
AU but $SM of tbs cam pa Ian
goal has bate raised, he taid.
sad the drive will be ceatmssd
“In hopes ws esa n la s ths bal
ance before It U •*«ad<>d.‘’
T hs leagui alrtady has been
4 th OF JULY*
PICNIC SPECIALS!
C
mfovd'a aurveadar cl lit fran-
tills##
Tbs gams acteduled b trt last
night between t$e Anglers and
tbs Orlando SssaVin was foetIa
ma!
ormtnrW
-----HR HAS
WoMRMeO0tWip4
P on tiac
‘
385.00
a s #«• w
W U C E fl
1140
CM C
W t
Zlvie-Davia Bout
aslf with Kngland, er s e n with
OariMSy »Hh*»U her faults,
than with tin cm cltr, the God.
1ru n ms. sad tbs barbarlanlim
that arista la Savlst R um la."
"Aa alllancs
between the
Valtsd 8tales and Russia ahould
ba oppaaad by every American,
by every Christian, and by every
humanitarian In U ls country,"
Lindbergh said la an sddTtas
prepared far a ririe auditorium
meetIgg aponasrad by th» Ameri
ca f ir s t committee.
Continued
Rise
In
s F
'M r ^ A
ciLiving Cast gw n
■
1138 Chavrolgt. 1}.|
ton Cab and
Chaaaia
.. 385.00
183T Pord V, ton
PldiRp ...l.— 185.00
ftp
SA«r o r rut comtkti m -raw rhm os
Chsvrokl
•
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rextvgc Ado Jut sbeHicw m o m a m a f
1838 Dodgs Fordor
BMm Radio..:. 445.00
P iy w o tU h
Arfru ggido veAA
cwa-mgrcfriteopA
RnjojI H lilt SVgtlW, loo
MA*eMoc»eocVTMAx8AC«, JorOWV
Coop* ....— :.»4»5.00
B W k t'..: f? 5 .0 O
1»M «
Tasty, Sliced liver
MAOR'A « 0 S A f CtdWMCIC
IM S
fr* * 1 T V f M r .
CPLP M EATS
t from t l|h l teams to seven by
*------- * •' *
w ■* _,
QUAHTIH MOWTS MSttttO
Jacqueline Cochran
ftMukd Tonight
NSW YORK. July » - (S V Old man weather gaee FrIUlt
U v ie
or
Bununy
Davis—or
b o th - . 14-hour r t p r i n r s i s l
day. And, what with the tie■ • " “ Ilh'g about as fast as
hot toddles on this sweltering
afternoow. Promoter Mike Ja*®ba didn't pitnd It rithar.
A lata afternoon rain caooad
Fpripoue until WWgw the 12-roaad. goo-tltlo
•useIt a t the Palo Gromds betursag the welterweight cham
pion and the cheerful little
i ha racier from Brooklyn.
bom ber
Kngland, arrived Tuesday a t La
G m rd la Field from Montreal and
anW iuarrd herself at th s g a rrrnm ent'a disposal.
She reached M ontreal .e a r lie r
by plane fro m B ritain, tn p o s
session of a log of bar ocean
to I hop, w hich, she Indicated, might
P u t© la o rd
w T '. *
9
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* '
a
WASHINfrTONfJriv $ , - < & a contlm
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Fourteen Cases
Are Listed For
Municipal Court
SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK
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Secretary Knox's
Talk Is Scored!
ByRXSCOTT
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PAGE f lV B
SA N FO R D , fL O R lD A
NRW f t INSTRUCTION G U N S
W INTER PARK. Juiv
----------W A S H IN G T O N . Ju l v •-*.
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t nngrestionsl niin-intrrvrm m n
ists T u e v i a y n i g h t dem am te.1 «•»■*
o fficial sc alp of S e c r e l s i v *'f Nn i
vy Kno* b ecau s e he p r> po««l im- j
rm
u*$* o f th»* flri't L* l •'
t h r A tlan tic o f t h e ( * rn *.an m^n*
F e o r t „ n ra te * , h a lf of them
against white
persons,
were
l^ U d on the docket a t the re g
u la r srssiirq o f M unicipal, C ourt
Monday a fternoon a t the Police
Station.
Charge* ag ain st w hite p e rso n i
included the follow ing:
F orest • Stephens, charged w ith
disorderly conduct, w as found
guilty and fined $60 or 00 day*.
K athryn R yali, accused of dis
orderly conduct, e strea te d a $40
bond N. A. H arkey. accused of
d t .orderly conduct, e stre a te d a
bond of $10. Mr. H arkey also
w as charged w ith being drunk,
aad estreated a $40 bond.
• H arry
R telnm eyrr,
charged
with drunkenness, was convicted
and given a suspended sentence
<4 60 day*. J. LeRoy la n g ta itl.
charged
w ith
speeding,
was
found guilty nnd finest $4 or IS
days. T he fine was suspended,
and Ms Keen -s sm s suspended
V r u . ^ day*. C. .11. W allace, scW*= *
t • HChlUkJ 3 r « a , i u n i
of
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lb. 2.7c
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$1S
or
45
days,
(le o * -
JA N F. PARK Kit
O isie Ring Spice
rw a ie a a trk Un
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n h
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ji Dresslnff. qt. 31c Mixed Pickles .17c
M X 1-tU K
a u . J4 R
A H M otn
a vo. i- i r m
MUSTARD .... 10c Potted M eat...... 10c
IOXA ' ■
m . t PAN
i'mrmrxi l l « , •«. r * M
Bartlet P ears 10c Beef H ash........10c
AXa paIik rrm brapm (JOLD Mil U A L plata ar 1. M.
Jelly lb. fflasa 15c
5-lb. bag 27c
A** r.tnn ariRKt-K 4 s«>. Flour
lM
P a r * M a e a r ^ a l a r 3 lb . I
DESSERTS . .. 15c Spaghetti
.........23c
r t m
m o x •« —
N ap k in s....^.... 5c U a l m n i n n w l i l i
Nestles 2 pkgs. 25c
'W^IMsM anfttsM
M llk3tallcana 21c BAH A MOM1HLS
MEATS
PRODUCE
Arasaor a la r N s W w s H « .« S
It.AHA* OOLUKSI
lb, 39c
Raqanas 3 lbs. 15c Steak.........
t i W s r a la r W i s lw s t 'k s A It
IraasH orkM
.si '
lb. 25c **
Cabbage.......lb. 3c Roast..........
t v r s lr r . IV w tr* C ol
ltrAiaiaanx
Cherries..... lb. 19c Pork Chops lb. 25c \
mh
a s s illL u
ll«* «4.
I »
Hams .........lb. 32c
•-W I I .il T t s J s r M
s........ lb. 29c
Lettuce.. ...head 9c Ham
• — a l f l . M T ro 4. rl.r4
I ATOC A g4l .
lb. 23c I
^ e a rs.....^each 10c Picnics
Halha allr. 4 Barow
...lb* 9c \ Squares! ?H). 18c 1
Lemons .- doz. 25c
1 CAL* i c a i a u
tta n o i R
n a u m
2 m IK caaa 27c
......-lb* lf c reaches
A aa m u a .
i it. j i n iw
I'eanul ButUr S fc. Jar 25e
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lhp
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f rrta tn lv
A m r rir n n s — sm l
°f
TA SK
of
Ju n e .111, the end o f the fiscal
ye:ir. The action w«« taken on
'UggeAtMt of It M ( lewis. Sr.
Tam pa, nrwly-app* in te d rhairmm
of th e l»u«l|?**t nnd a u d it com m ittee.
It w;t* pointed o u t th a t the com*
mUalmi ImsiW* I a v«* l>e- n audited
only twice since
th e Utard wop
formed m 19-15. T h e Inst tudit w j >
m ade in May, I'J.l'J.
r-
lnelii«led t"m *f|f in hi* ■t*ieni«*ot
- w ere all against war ju*t :i«
they w ere all ag ain st sin, he i-»serted.
Y et, with I hi* e iu tiu n wi*h
which h r alwny* ha* flppraix-'-t
o u h li'ly AmiTicn'*
rhnnre* **f
keeping out of the flgh*hiff, the
I P resid en t did not go no far n* to
sny hi* hidicved th e nation could
| rem ain at p« aee.
IN F A N T IL E
»»
Churchill Believes '
Long W ar Possible
HKCORHED
LONDON, J u ly
2,
'Prim e Minister C hurehlN toW *
group of C anadian officials who
landed In E ngland T uesday th a t
“ the end may be f i r o ff—w*
can not tell.-1
$
The premier
received
from
Canadian A ir M in iste r 0 . O.
I*"»rr. who m nde th e flight, a
“ victory to rc h -— C an ad ian »yn£
lad of faith In th e ultim ate de>
fe at of Iht A *is, and thm kvd
W ashington M a jo r, . rhargi-d w ith Canada for a a a u ra n c a Jthat f t
would “continue to th e end.-* ,
d ru n k e n n ts s, u tr is tc - .l a bond
When that end m ig h t come, ha
tt.
F itzg e rald Jam es, charged w ith said, depends u p o n B ritain's en*s
my.
reckless driving, had his c a rs
contiuetl. Jam es a lio was c h a rg 'd
w ith driving d ru n k ,
convicted,
• n d fined $200 o r 60 day*. O f
this fine, $140 wua Mjtpcndcd,
and hia driver-* H e rn s, wsa re
voked. Charlie Gibson, charged
Open com petitive exam inations
w ith disorderly
conduct,
w as fo r the positions o f blarkim lm
dism issed.
and pipefitter w e ro annoum-gd
A t a special session of e o n rt today by the U n ite d State*- CiVO
F rid a y , the follow ing
charges Service Commiaaion.
Nver* listed a g a in s t m g rn r< : .
The position
o f 'the
t la e iJo h n
H enry
M ontgom -rv, sm ilh is fnr fillin g v a ra n rlr. In
/W rg e d stsilh' lo ite rin g , was con 3he Ifnitnl S ta le s N avy Yard a t
victed and fined $10 or 30 days. Chirleston, H. C .. a n d the w ag rs
D avid G reen, c harged with lo il- a re (6.64, $7.12 a n d $7.40 a H * .
• rin g , w as found g u ilty and se n The pliiefiltrr’a Job la for filling
ten ced to stra ig h t AO days. M a t vacancies in th« N a v y Yard alao.
thew McGill, ch arg ed with d is and applicationa m ay be fifod
o rd e rly conduct, w as found gu-l> w ith the lle c o n le r la b o r I).-aid.
ty a n d fined $10 o r 30 day*. U. 8. Navy Y a rd , C harleston, B .
W Uma McGill, ch arg ed with dis- C., until fu rth e r notice.
'
o rd e rly conduct, w as found gu il
Additional -in fo rm a tio n ataiBt
ty a n d fined 910 o r 30 daya, the position* m n y be obtained Bt
w hich w as suspended.
V
the Post Office o r from the Man
O ld fln e f. w e re' collected .from ager, Fifth U . 8 . Civil Servlr*
A rch ie
K n ig h t and S ylrea- District, New P o e t Office “ “
Ing, Atlanta, G a , ,
m »:* t
s ii mixi n s _________
Tasty Boloffna
Fresh Mullet
n iiiv n rn
i s :\r r .n
10c
10c
c it s
White B acon.....17c
ilnsiRT
»
i.v .
nk
lrth * rc
i k*"' •
Lettuce......... I9 ‘
Limes doz.......Jc
*
Ice. Cream Powder 7Vac
an. i t a l i . m * u .
DOG FCiOD...-....... 7Vsc
O ct SOAP.:.:..3 for 10c
*/ *
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' 4
ALASKA SALMON.------13Vie
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CHOI’S
Ib. 17e
i*ii$*n no*
SAUSAGE
2 III?*, ,15c
t
Bananas 1 lbs IJc
-1 UllMN'a l>»llfled
LUNCH TONGUE 1 2 /2c
SUGAR 5 LBS 2 5 c
r» r# Mff I’d tk
4”h
a r d in k s
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Watermelon .. 17?
Quality Soup. Sale
I.UX TOII.ET s o AI*
r*vJC
|,UX KI.AKES
hm. H l-ilc
|,UX FI.AKKS
lit*. 2Bc
LIFEBUOY SO A I* ,
fle
SILVER BUST
K-u. 21c
oi.ti
im r« ii
Cleanser
3 for 20c
R m I ..r
({KITS
I II). pkff. 10c
Cut-Rite Paper iffc. 15c
Cut-Rite Paper hid. oc
.Iaa4ar4
•' » r l i l * r
—
TOMATOES NO 2 6 c
DRESSING QT 2 5 c
Mill VI I L 11 H IP *41. All I IH k M ItV I l' '
riMl IT ,
SMALL 7 Vie; GIANT 5.1c
L
tg liU r s
asp
Surutoffu FLAKES 9c ]
llp lo N 'e
0 . P. TEA
ll>. 25c
I l|«f i .H’ b
O. P. TEA
in»% ri!*n
mi
FLOUR
X I we. J a r
»/i II). 19c
la* r j r i
a ia« i t r
. 20 lbs. 59c
H b lla IU e« r
Apple Butter..... 13'/2C
*|thrh‘« Tamhle
JUICE .
_ 17 oz. 17c
MUSTARD - .8 oz. 8c
Va. SVj *NM *irr l»t«
Sliced Pineapple.....15c
IlfH v rlR e il f t r t u r
JUICE . . ...46 oz. 15c
ii m
v w n ih r. a.
lie le 'e rtm eappl*
a. . ' i
LUNCH HEATS 19 C
PILLSBUBYU kEST
lbs
5 Iba.
lb«. 41c
JUICE ......no. 2 12!ae
I M f * F U re p p la
j
JU IC E ......... ,46 oz. 29c
■w*9l Mil
Pickles.... 19 oz. ja r 13c
Pickles 19jLL-4arn2^ic
PM ■
IL M
lll-.P U S IT
PAR-T-PAK qt. 7‘/ ac
Tall CAROLENE . 5'/2c
.......:..............i Vie
Gtlaha CRAB MEAT......... -23e
KRAFT
**""-*IED BEEF.— 12 oa. lie
1Y...*..—
3 lor 25e
s s L a if*
CijEFSE
\
,b - i5 e
"B.ea.Jer;“
IBIGHT TO
B p p p ip jF -,
a
A
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a n r
Okra lb.........7 lc
m :v r
MEAT— -3 fee 10c
\* -f / *
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Vi TUNA FLAKES.......„....I0c
/
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L -I-T -T - L -F
P
Fl DIMM% 1*11111«
iti. 17c
IIAMS
ib. i :»c
SIIOl I.OF.RS
lb. lie
SIDES
Canned Meats & 'Fish
V |
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C I T I .K T S
,K’H G R A PEFIU IT
PEACHES ......... 13'/ac
Pim entos.......... 4 oz. 5c
Pimentos
s....7 oz. 7'/2C
MmI rk H
PICNIC SETS.
. .10c
i i r t M i tmp^v
:NAPKINS.....3 for 13e
| Scott Towels 3 for 25c
ueen OLTVEEC “ Z25c
_
.
ill
IIAMIUIUIER lb. 15c
NECK IMINKS
Ib. 0c
v r ii.
COBBLERS10 lbs....23c
.JUICE........ 2 0 oz. 7 '/ 2c
m . | 1*4 (■ •
Sliced Pineapple
9c
. a». I Tall
^unburst Pears .......9c
an l Tall
Std. APRICOTS
l()c
. . . aea uar4** uni
S ugar Peah.....3 for 25c
C B B
Grape Juice.......pt. 10c
v a m
Grape Juice.,.....qt. 17c
kYINUl — PHONI Till
..
iiM
riaf*«ir« Taasala
- R ' V'..' W
.
ip*vi
S A U S A fS E
CHERRIES lb... 19c
GRAUE-NllTS .
I 2 '; i
KeUngg'n CORN FLAKES :>r
PAW NEE OATS
iKc. 12c
POST BRAN FLAKES
«>; c
RAISIN BRAN .
|0 r
KELLOGG’S PEP
I0r
WHEAT1ES ..............
lie
<IENT T B R M 8 I
* rhrfr--'-
P im a
ib. i»c
Cal Carrots
CEREALS
o il
’ •i
coi l) e rrs
v u illT ir.il
llrpnkfnst Huron Ib. 17c
I’urr l.urd
2 lbs. 2.1c
r t H D i.iU
K tr
Tb# more that home repair* and Improve
ment! are delayed the more coalljr they be
come. MOL thltVa rwuiy no need to put ofr
repair* . . . We’D ftUtiDh the 'money.
i iba. $1.99
|7 r
i
CANTALOUPE 3 for 2 5 c
Beans lb......... 10c
-mm
W^’D Pay Tour Carpenter
To Fii Your Home
f c ‘*S/ht&l9c
Iba.
lb. 23c
s s . o iiT p i i
D ig I .I V E K
SMO. HAMS
WHOLE 25c
■■■aM M M M M BHB tea.
-^ T b e rC s Lots of
Things to be:D one
jg c
I
i. ii «■•»Sm o. BACO N
K In I I lb. uvr.
Peas 3 lbs.......12^
COME ON
,-L et’* Fix Up
;The Hoi(se
■Jh. Jsr 18c 2-lh. Jar 27c
I.A R D
i til. m :> T i
STEW
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nrrr
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nir.r
lb. 10c
II). 17c
2 llw. 2Ac
29r
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A la
IliK'hli*.'* I 'ir n ir s ll>.
k'rteh B la rh o rd
Two Civil Service
Positions Revealed
BEVERAGES
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B -K -K -F
E -C -O -N -O -M -Y
Cl.I'M OK Itllt STEAKS
CHUCK ROAST
RIH \M > BRISKKT STEW
HOI'NO STE AK
Apples 5 lbs.... 2J1’ PEACHES Ib................. 5 c
I.AKKI AND. I mIy
f S |,r - i..i
in»rTs of • a V 'u r-n fb n fh -n $j«kr
Ivnd rhlld wits dla-mosr-l Tiu-s
il»V a , “alm ost r * rt* ln |v ' infan
tile paralysis. It i* the f ir .t
|><-lio r»«e rrn n rtrd
h rrIh i,
year. The ehlld. I othsm Snuih
son o f Mr. snil Mr*. Raymond
Sm ith, Is In n hosnilnl -h e re he
.w a s t?k en y rste rd a v a fte r Ile
m m in g ill Sumiav.
*1 lb. cans 18c
jPk>& 8c Beans----YUKON CLUB
- ECONOMY DEPARTMENT -
wii.k rs:n
H IM :,
ANT »A U N BAM MO
S m t , G lag sr
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T i l l 'R S . — S A T . S l’Kt lAI S
Cl.DSHD A l l . DAY Kill DAY
FRIENDS”
*-_ «aww WMtpaw l> nl»* 1 *v«w
PO RK CH O PS
Ib. 29c
IF ^ II « f”VM*
II). I9 r
PO RK CH O PS
lb. 21c
su k a , c h a r g e d w ith
c o n d u c t, w a s fo u n d
• MIVI 9 e*
lb.
S I I O l I.O F .R S
_.
rhurU ROAST
lb. 25c
lb. 29c
d is o rd e rly ' rl1.
g u ilty a n d , “ l! " pe.
T11KIR
G m u l n e S p r i n e 1A m b
Ib. -.’7 r
1 FG S
III. 2'tt
R IB C H O P S
lb. I.w
DAISY CHEESE
Reef UVKR
CAKE
ea. 15c
TEA
Donuts dox. 12c
Nan«lwlrh I II*—• «»a
%1b.pkg.25c Dread
...... 10c
is i.ntr
%lb. pkff. 13c Mnrvi-I■Hv....
10c
hnjo
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neef
J e rry M a rtin
ch.rawsl
sr.th 1 „ v n K p ARK N y Jul
I AKFI.AND. J u lv
2. - ( 8 p r
the poaaeaaion of liquor, had h ^ t . . .
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m a io n o f liq u o r ag ain tt
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Johnson w as continued. Jo e M - 1 K’ ^
“ " * r'
, S ta te auditor to innko an audit
1 -lb . 1-o l
LAMOB j r t C T
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v . ' U ' w t ' "
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Round STEAKS lb. 35e
™ ( c A u o H f rr/ fV R O D a o p R I E L
STor*VsW. ' u,l,y ‘nd r,nt l|Ro««cvelt Hopes U. S. Citrus Hotly Orders
C hargea n gainat n .g ro sa
ln-(( ’nn Stay______
Ollt Of Wilt
Its Hooks Audited
eluded:
ORANGB PEKEO
i*‘i
/ -
S e le c t
T-Keoe #r
NECTAR
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**
W e s te r n
K$ A. R .E C O R .0 ^ - C R O A K E R . C E A i f t t * I
1
fined
m
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3 LB FRYERS 2 Ihs.29c
EACH 65c
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P A R K - H 5 V O U D d i t$ tO U A t:-r< »
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- QUALITY DEPARTMENT -
T W 6 « lD S
A«V U UK NAI.AIS
4
“WHERE CUSTOMERS' SEND
OF rtE A D D H t*
NS Magnolia Avraua
Sanford, Florida
whu i »* $«*o| 1 m«*«I.«y l»v W 'I mhi
S Kuu*l« n <»•$.! .<i
.hrect. .
of th.-I I'.-.
.luction M annirrm rut
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gage.1 in a t . t n n i c ^ e f c m ^ r f
! r |h r proui : vrnr•h. r kinds
t
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WtARlMt; A.B0UT ^ 5 ,0 0 0 WOR'fU
THE KEY TO SECURITY
Savings & Loan Awn.
Df Scminola Comity
\ • d1at I*I•
t n un .u »»
N E W E R A :=
CAM CAR.R./
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So u t h A m e r i c a
S O M E '. W O K E K AR.tH'< w m . D R « itP •
Every
account
In
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agsacy
af
U nited
S tates
G o v em n x at.
H lart s o s —a a re eve ry day the IN SU R E D
SA FE TY way.
a.l.l.d
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IT* OWN
CURRENT
I for. sod th U
, h . I I • i* rough*
1 - u t the land were In i*i|» mil* I
they
l * . | C C t H C I l } - ] u j v n tu m a k e
a ii i i s,
S o u th
ii|ut'ntiori(l building* u'**l**r i ”H
Knox ma«ir h»« rrrcm m m rfitio n , tnii X. „ on \y? Kolb u » «-•!«•
I n a ^perch a t Boston
k enmpua.
night. Tura«iny a t lljiw
ra il,
a
P rr^ u c n
c ^ rrr t
wou < '1 *.
. ^ u r v ' t apccch. Uut it % rratrl
«ay w hether h r airree<1 w ltn KDOX i »i*vr«i4irA ^
and he w ithheld com m ent c n Q.o' »n u p m sr In Cimgre»N ia ujA . r J
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TOT BA1VF0D HEKAL0. 1ANP0I®, WHtBDM
two blonrtm m i l / began to
Vlalon Vthe/dcvelopracnt of (hasta- operation* in conformity with
Uiolr great faith rn the future of
Florida. Soon they were joined
by Mr. Roger* and Mr. Gamer.
Down through the year* the««
four men hare been Itiaaparabi* in
their teal to provice the people In
Florida with the finest theater
facilities that could be had.
It wa* later that Mr. Kent
became legal counsellor for the
enterprise end haa remained In
that rrlatiomihjp alnee that time.
In the devclopement of the In.
tereata which he now leave* for
a well earned real. Mr. Sparks
la highly regarded by the entire
.notion piAure -tnditttry a t M thea
ter operator of great vlalon and
‘jrealeht. ft la* bffen been aald
Icksonville, however, that these that he poeaeased a rare Ingen-
unount Gets
jo r Interest
Sparks Chain
THE'OLD" HOME TOWN
By STANLEY
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A w es
ClfV-k r o a r w rllte a d efeaaea. if
• a r . t o th e b ill,o f e o n p la la t l a
aal4 s a l t a t th e tim e p rescrib ed b y
law ,
'
M erSta fa ll- not o r • ju e g tn .n l
w ill bo rn te re d a g a in s t you by
d e fa a lt.
I t la f a r th e r o rd e re d t h a t tb le
O rd er s h a ll be p u b lish ed s e e s a
week fo r fo u r c o a s e e a tlv e ■w eek s
la T b s S anford H e ra ld , a n e w s .
a p er o f g e n ’ r a l c irc u la tio n pub*
shod In Hanford fcen ln o le C ean ty ,
rH in d s.
£1
Expert Repairs
W ltn sse my hand a n d th e oeal of
aald C o u rt a t Hanford. F lo rid a,
th is le t d ay nf Ju ly . l i l t .
O P. HERNDON
As Clark o f said C o u rt
Ur A. M. tVEEKA.
O oputy C U rk
O fficial S sal
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u» t h h c o u r t o r t u b c o u n t *
ju tmje ,
a n u iN o i.r co um tt ,
rLOtTflA. i.s-dntnnA TR. **• •
EM
Mill Supplies
Systems
K T — E xpert W elding
la Ito: Cat a to sf AMANDA, h * M -
W Irrigation
- t ' B I A I>^oas»d.
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TO A id , cflBOITOII'fl* AND P E R HONH IIA VINO Cl.AIMH (lit DC*
m a n d h a q a in k t HAID ESTATE:
T su and oarh of you are h e re
by n o tified and req u ire d to prosen t an y v l.'n ia an d darnoad*
which y u a ; op r l th a r of you.
ma«> h av a ag a in ,: lb # oaialo of
AMANDA SAMUEIA. dS reaaad. .U to
SUMMER - TIME IS
“ TUNE - UP” TIME
mm S ippU tt and Repair H trrkx
and GEORGE S T IN E , Owner*
’e h A M 'r b t a r y r >h,o Ino * IVrnntp
J * d a e Sf Hamlool* Oownry, F lorid*,
• t b |a o ffira In Ih s c o u rt hounn
* * * . ,%• ?b»«lt *«
(PRICES EFFECTIVE
i- r w s s s
* ,1 , to .
t l a a * r * . „ adsod ■ * k ' ; " „ i f to reeear
be adloatyoa" s o " 14
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T he
THROUGH SATURDAY)
MARSHAL O T B Y W A L K W R S O U E L C R B D
tS R A M D R A P P V O A L « W Z N O P N N N T
BB FO R C h e C o u l d o p b n h is m o u t h
J52St»f»
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m Ttm r tw r t'r f r o r i T in t a n
row iKMivoi.n cot- st y . n ,o .
•h im . in rwAVraotr.
PHMKIIAI.
F A HU
MORTOAOE
‘C tm rm tA T JO N . P la in tiff,
H. r. nuHHELA. an a i i e r m i n a
h n u .l l , M s w ife.
TRltEM AN
FEMTIL1ZER COMPANY. a Florids co rp o ratio n . CHASE A COM
PANY. a F lo rid a ta ry o ra tlo a .
INCORPORATED A
TELEPHONE 128
109 PALMETTO AVE.
Florida National R a h lb lU which
has -brought ao much favorable
publicity to tha Mate.
In agreement with the assoc
iate* wno remain hla ready sanc
tion has always been given to
m (he policy that each theatre la
By PA U L ROBINSON
•AKETT
DO I .•A N D H O W /G u e s s |
VHUGS COMHO TO ME PORT/ L
STIWAWT JA M E S ^ THE MOV1H
STAAf MafeNTHt
NOW!
M I.BoM B re/
0 \ 0 io u r n o o
VlHVELLAMA/7/
DOOPPED ACC
HKfJ OANC
1HBCOLCNCL An
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tUAMAI2VA«S TTWWS
T O K s c P i r a u i K T . 'r u .
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h l d p o t a il
TV t NtWSPAPSfZS
■ /woPHoroai2APM
vA irnutesr*f
OM m s p h o n c / - 1
m.Ttu.svenNe«L
W X X N “ » H rU . _
HAW PtSKTY <y.
o o M P sn n o N -
and HA N Fonn
ao rtt c t 1Lt u
on n u n r o n ro n u c A T to n .
It—all those local officials who
have devoted so many yearn to
the growth and developcmant of
(h la
F lo rid a i u s ln r s a .
Mr. Rogers haa been a resident
of Korlila for more than <0 year*
and enter* upon hla new responaibilitlea with a keen Interest In
the development of the Mata
ae a whole. While Tampa If.-hla
home, he haa been requitdd to
spend much of hla time In Jack
sonville where Ihd central office*
of the company ark located..
Mr .(lamer ras been a resident
of Lakeland for SO year* and ta
a mrmlwr of the Rotary Club of,
that city. He eipreaae* moth. en>
thuaiaim about the growth of
the slate and its Industrial and
agricultucal progress for the fut
ure.
. 1
Mr. Telly has also been a rea*
Ident of lakeland for an equally
long time and with Mr. Q a n w
has managed tha financial and
management offices In that city.
Mr. Kent to a distinguished
member of the Jacksonville Bar
and Is n former member of the
City Council there. He haa lived
n Jacksonville 16 year* and haa
a state-wide acquaintanceship la
legal and business lira lea.
All these principals hava been
In conference through last week
ittendlng to the final detella of
the arrangement which went lata
• n u t STATE O F FLORIDA TO: II.
E. K IIM IL L
a ad IIERM INA
ItCMKLA. hie w ife, IIAIITW1CK.
NKW YORK:
You ere h.r<A y n o tified t h a t a
s a lt has b v .a b ro u g h t a g a in s t yon
Id Ihv c ir c u it C o u rt for Homlnote
C eouir. F lo rid a. In C baacury. by
Podaral F arm
M ortgage C orporattaa, and y e s a re h arab y requlrad
te fllo w ith tb a Cl<ek o f said
Oauri at
h la efflee
In
the
Court Hom o o f Sem inole C ounty.
FMrlda. a t S anford. F lo rid a , your
w rlltm a p p e a ra n ro Ip arao n ally or
.fey ■ allornerl I n 'r a id i > t l on the
T rm -M o o ja y In Auguef, A. D .-II4 I.
b o jn r ">0 T*th gag o f aald a ia a lb
aiul Ib a rn a n u r lo flla w ith aald
A “RED HOT* SPECIAL—
TO COOL YOUH FOURTH
CASUALTY
“laakrnnce
n
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Fresh Fjrm Tomatoes. ...lb. 5c Pink Meat Cantaloupea....e«L 5c
Luaddua B Ing C h c rria lb. 17o p u e y Green Peppers....ca. lc
N e w e r o p A v o « d o .,l! fo r 2 «
Iceberg Lettuce____ 1 hda. 15c. Cuban Pineapples.... ^../....et, 5c
Watermelons.....ea. 15c «nd up,
’ofaitoeii JQ
refrigerator A-l — -““ rni ft!
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Classified Advertisem ents
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O P JU LY PICNIC.
IIR S T Y t COOL OFFI
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
By FRAN STRIKED
OOtm ON, SILVER!
bottle
c a rto n
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
r a n DBLimr—fironi m
LONE HANGER
it a i .
CltKIIIT COMPOIIATION. a F lo
rida ro rp o ra l Ion. D afandanla.
Potatoes Big
�tn n fo rd la Tha Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, H lghnaf
And W ater Transportation
A F fcK
ISOS
STANFORD,
FLORIDA,
TIlyRS
JULY
1941
Member Associated Pros
Nl'MBLR 1453
p’s Statue In The Dust
Russian Resistance Smashed
Cm wMi«» |A ll Along Front, Nazis Say
AismjTChief ‘OT S ta f f
U rges Guardsmen,
1 ’ Reservists To Be
. K ept Over—Y e a r
Conservation To Re
quire m o r e Than
P e r s u a s i o n ,. Says
" O il C o - o r d i n a t o r
J tmmin wefc*!- .
Hemisphere Limit
To Movements Hit
IUUnHations Seen As
.Defense B a r r i e r
By High Official
JFABHINGTON. July 8 —
General George Mar
shall, Army chief of ntaff,
nned today that draftee*,
menre officers and NatlonaUGuardsmen bo. kept in
service longer than one "Year
and asked ‘he removal of reatrletiona which confine the
United States’ armed forces
ta tha Westarn Hemisphtr*.
• # Mid the llmltationa refarced to must be removed If
the United State* la to protect
Itself against "coldly calculated,
accret aad *udd*a action that
n ig h t he directed agatsat us.”
Aha United 8tatcs fleet has
He* engaged German veaaala on
the high aeas and. the Atlantic
not convoying British
•M shipments, Secretary of the
Nsvy Knox Mid yeatsrday.
J h also refuted report* that
American lives, .material and
equipment had keen loat through
patrol operation* In tha Atlantic.
Thu*, with on* iweep, Knox
denied the eorpa of roman about
fleet operation* which haa grown
WSdUr einta,* voluntary censorO T - a w naeal acUeltlea war
Intaly uhtrne.” R tjb tn o f pa*1 lasses, he declared, are wfthit founAtlon.
The outspoken secretary *pwd un concern ad about the
uH he atlrrod up with hla
K
HYA To instruct
Bays, Girls In
Machine Work >
WASHINGTON, July 1 —OP)
— Prtroleum Coordinator Irka*
Mid today he would request city
police and itate highway patrols
In the cast -to arreit motorist*
wasting gasoline by th* utc of
Improperly adjust*,! r a n and by
making Jackrabbll start*.
lie Mid conservation measures
to combat a predicted oil scar
city on the seaboard asa going
to require something mors than
persuasion.
. Representative* of th* autoihfUlve Industry predicted last
nigh that Increasing scarcity
night
irtiijr of
raw matsrlala needed for dtfpT
defrnsa
will force 1942 autoaiobll* pro
duction down aa much aa 90 per
cent below th* present leeal.
The Industry already
has
agreed to a 20 percent cot, pro
According to the German cnaaor-approved caption, Natl sold posed by the Office of Produeier* In Lithuania are shown viewing a demolished statue of Joeef tion Management, which wUI re
Stalin. Moscow has conceded that the German columns in Lithuan duce production In th* model
year beginning Aug. 1 from 9,ia a rt more than a third of the way to Leningrad.
400,000 to 4,200,000 cars.
Some spokesmen predlctad that
net mere than 3,000,000 would
be produced.
Defense
Production
Chief
Knudsen. who met with ths In
dustrialist* vesterday, reiterated
that a further curtailment In
the 1942 output would be ne
cessary. He pointed out that
more and more of their facllltl**
must he turned over to rearma
production—even at the ta Three New Members Final Warning: Given ment
pens« of nroducllon.
E nter Gun Club, To Owners Of De He recalled that the Industry
now holds 12.000.000.000 In de
/Secretary Reveals linquent Property fense
contracts and hln)*d that
tMa total soon may be booatad
JlmmJ* Cowan, with a H In
Tax Collector Jno. D. Jinklns t» 96.000,000,000.____
ha slaw flta frith a police “L" today issued s final warning to
targht, a a J. Jim Wdbb, with 87 property owners who havs not
aa target, paid their 1840 County taxaa, Papworth Continues
on th* pi*, and advised delinquents that
‘Fourth’ Tradition
weekly aboet thair property will b* aold at
"Fifty year* ago," H. M. Papd a b yea- th* annual tax sola baginning
Fvijaly 7, a t 12;00 otelock worth, Haaford grower, reminis
MW
ced
today "dear aid BUI Urn
rlfl* i
utdesa th# taxes are p*M ami I had a hardware store on
Charles Griffith, W. U.
before th a t time.
First Street, n u r the railroad,
and A. L. Mayor*. J r , war*
Tha flrat item an tha delin and every Fourth of July our
added to th* ranks of th* club quent Ik t will be aold promptly ■loro waa th l only one decor
by, 86; Lao Butner, 86; Charts*
12:00 o'clock soon an Mon ated with Amarkan flaga." It
waa th* standing Job* of tha
reported.
day, and tha aal# will than be town,'' Mr. Papworth Mid, that
. 8low fir* scorer on tha 29- adjourned until 1:00 P. Ml, Mr. the onlydecorated
store was
yard pistol range, ,wtth polk* Jinklns said. It-W U l t t resumed owned by two Englishmen.
"L" targets, »«»■ as follows: at 1:00 o’clock and continued as
Today Mr. Papworth continue*
.Jlramla Cowan, 89; Jim Allen- long aa necessary ta complete tha tradition atartad by hlmarif
yesterday, Nad Smith, secretory.
and the lale father of Sanford**
rale.
Shaffer. 00; Jam aa^lldg*, Jr., theTax
bought
at Mayor, and
has
on*of
90; J . V. Jones, 87; Sam Thur. the Ml*certificate*
will
draw
Interest
at
stores
th* tity displaying
and, 78, and W. It. Knaaar. 04. .the rat# *t II percent for the AmtrleanIn flags
in
th*
windows.
Slow fire scores with Stan
dard Amarl can target* were: t i n t year and a amaller amount
Jim Webb, 87| Harry Williams, for aucceodlng year*, the tax
collector Mid. The method of Post Office WUI
89: Nad Smith. 89;
Match acorts, with polk* “L" competition bidding la to bid a
Be Closed Friday
targets, were aa follow*: L*o
Butn*r, 292; Jim Allinby, 281;
If no bid* art mad* the tax
Postmaster R. J. Holly Mid
CLarla* Shaffer, 278, aad J . V.
Jon**, 293. Match score* with collector la required to bid in today th* Poet Office will ob
standard Amarkan target* were: the property la tho name of tho serve Friday, July 4> aa a holi
day, and that no aervkea will t*
Boy Williams t80; Jfm Webb, 8tato trcaaury.
At th a tax Ml* laat year lh* required of either city or rural
271;-Jla>mJ* Cowan, 299; Ned
Smith. 298; Harry Williams, 290, am ount raceieed fo r "Individual carriers on that day.
Special delivery ' and perish,
tax certificate*" waa 110,185.87
and, A. L. Mayan, Jr* 221.
On the rifle rang* a t 10 feet, ■nd th e am ount earttfled to the able .matter will b* delivered aa
. C. Willingham fired a 70 stand State, la which no blda were usual, Ua postmaster Mid, and
ing, 82 sitting and 92 prone. received, w u 111,471.11. Pro mall will be dispatched from th*
Other score* from tha area* po perty ownerx have tw o year* In offk* aa on other days. Collection
HI be made from th* desig
sition w ire George Cook, 1/0; which to redeem property on
Lee Butner, 99; Nad Smith. *7; which ta x eartlfleataa aro iuued, nated s t m t U ttar boxes between
the hours of 1:30 o’clock and
Chhrles Griffith,
9 ^ Bobble Mr. Jin k la a M i d .
Tha ll*t of lands ta ha aold. 2:30 Pi M.
Cowan And Webb Annual Tax Sale
Get High Marks Set For Monday
At Weeky Shoot At Court House
Alabama Is Site Of
New Chemical P lan t
wa* published in Tha Sanford
flerald on Jo an I , 19, 10 and 27.
The delinquent U s
Hat I*
about twice lh* u au il length
thla • y e a r becam e many Item*
wore cleared a f aeveral years’
hack taxaa n ad ar th a Morphy
Act. which however did not In
clude th a tax re fo r 1840. Many
o f the*# Ham* a re now back an
tha dallnonent Hat and If not
nald w ilt ha aold, T ax Collector
Jinhlna Mid.
. Property owner* who cleared
hmnertw under tka Mamhy Aat
•hnbld be certain th a t lb# 1840
U x m are - paid, aa m att af thla
nropeaty la i n i w t d and »dvweHeed aa nwaee "unknown," Mr.
aM
H S iH
.
nuent, and
whlah
mi
the U rea
havw - eqkaaqo»n*<v be-n paid.
h**w W n etrtekea from tha
3 5 2 ,1 4 6
Caaollne
WiD Get Sanford Motorboat Owners Will
,000 Bales Q{ .... Enter S t,X W H *£8-T ^ o«8w
erica’s Cotton
Transfer To Be Made
^ Under Terms Of
X e a s e - L e n d Plan
July 3 —
United Slot
____PR rill sup
ply: Great Britain with upwards
Of 900,000 bales of rnttnn uuthe terms of the lend l e a , e
am, authoritative source*
today. The cotton will he
from government stock*
'red under grower-loan oporJA8III N G T O N .
i ,•The
'Bllam 8. Knudirn yesterday
upon the nation for greater
sweat and sacrifice to the
that "our children may he
insured against
drpotism and
s :
that
Friday la the
F talth of July, the director grn
of th* Office of Production
igement said in a statement
perhaps all Americana du
M l reallM the ‘ugly fact" that
“thl* freedom I* 4»ing threa
3
atad."
"Last summer, after the Invi
slew of Holland, Belgium and
Wanes, when Britain was bombed
‘ haavlly, we all seemed more
ire of Ihe danger, he Mid.
ibl. In the early Spring our
ithy kept our alertness at a
high point. Now we have the
Invasion of Russia. Some seem
to feel that this mr*n* nur dang*r is again
averted. Nothing
qould be further from the truth.
t danger to our ahorr.A today
grrmUr than ovtr.
MW«r, wt all know, In a qiiarn.
Oon of materiala. The aiirco..ful
(avasion of Ruaate by Germany
Id mean the ’ acqulaltlnn of
stores of food, oil and other
itertala. There Would make
Invaluabla support for
arm* whtfh trTturn Would
mean continuing espan.lon of
German conquest, pressing even
harder on tho Western Hamis.
phere."
Therefore, he asserted, the na
tion must pres* it* defense pro
gram ever faster.
r
Mrs. E. J. Laney
p ie s In Orlando
thafew
Mr*. E. J. Laney, wife of E.
J. Laney and sister-in-law of
J. O. Laney and E. II. Laney of
Sanford, died this morning in an
Orlando hospital, according, to
word received here. F,. J. l-aney
taught In Seminole High School
about seven year* ago, sml th*
coup!# had visited here many
timi-a.
E. J. Ijiney trachea school In
Florals, Ala., and the couple
spent their summers In Orlando.
Survivors include three .son*,
II. I. Laney of Apopka, and L.
J. laney and M. J. laney, both
of OrUndo, Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been compleiad.
M ember* of th« S tn fo n l Out .p n anient'*
resilience
nr 7 00
boiiril Annocifttioa Mr* plannitiff I
tomorrow nioiniti£ to ntnrl
U k* ‘heir boat* to t h e r a « » | OB lh r vr(p
Sf t lm„l. Th.
*: S i. i.lntid. arranged by t h e .
.
. , , ,
.
,
C rlch ra tlo n C om m ittee of t h a t ! r ' " ‘
m'I hmIu I.-i I
-l
i-ity, ht-a.lcd by Caaey J u n e , g.'i. in UO n'.liHk in tIII* nmriiuiK
pral rhitirm en, D. D. Sm ith. prcK . M embership m *h. ....... .
i.tent of the local cluh, tai.l t» '* grow ing an.l lh. gi«u|> i- < v
,|a y
I |.. <i.-d t» ha\<- » t.ilul of JO
T hose planning to a tt e n d . a rr Im.uL, by July |S u- uo.r.' nu n
Harold
M cA leiandcr,
William h.n.- their limit« in or.l. r, W In n
Jo h n .,
Jam ea
C»wan,
Henry the m cm bcr.hip ri-ailu-. lh r Jo
r ...........I
mu* i»l lh.Ihi' U i*
l» rr,. Ilrn ry E nflU h, J <1 Wait*, m i.irk i t will ».«•
I) l>. Sm ith, II. I). Freem an and ] • -• uulboar.l m otm bout MMRiM'iii
Mr
Smith
others, Mr. Sm ith announced. | t.»n, in the lair,
T he gro u p will m eet a t the -aid________
B rooker M akes Appeal F o r Safe
Driving Over July 4th Weekend
David Gatchel To
Attend Georgia’s
Boys’ State Meet
David G atchel. recently-cleclr.l
governor of th# Am erican !.*■
g ion-sponsored Boys' S tate, will
Irave here Friday m orning st
11:00 o'clock to a tte n d Ihe Genr
gls Boya’ S tate a* th e ir g u r.t
lie will he accom panied hy Wil
liam llrooker, m em ber of the
Florida S ta te
Highway
I’alm l
with h e a d q u a rte rs In Sanford
Young Gatchel and Mr. Brook
er will spend Friday nighi in
T allahassee w ith M I.. Monlgom
ery, d ire c to r of Boys' S tate. The
n e st m orning a t H:30 o ’clock
Mr. B rooker will take Mr. Mont
gnm ery and Mr. G atchel to the
G eorgia-Florid* sta le line.
H ere they will he me I by a
car from th e Georgia Highway
P a t r o l . w h k h , * U I tak e the pair
to A tlan ta. Sunday night they
will a tte n d the g o vernor’s hall
in honor of the new governor of
the Georgia Boys’ S tele.
T he re tu rn trip will he made
Sunday. Thl* la the first time
the Florid* n oys' S ta le governor
h at heen invited to he the guest
of the G rnrgla group. Florida
hsa had a Boys' S la ts for th*
paat two years.
Upon his re tu rn , young G at
chel will tell of his experience*
at a m eeting of Camphell-Lo*.
sing Post of the A m arlcan l e
gion Monday night. If* also wdl
■peak before the Lions Club,
which sponsored him a t Boys’
S ta te , on T hursday night.
Fight With Strikers
Is Fatal To Sheriff
Stntc Highw ay I'ntrolm an W il
liam llrooker
u «tronir *1»| h-s I toilav for *af»* driving 4»v»*r
the long F ourth of July w rrkrm l.
•inUnff out
th at
fm m
thi*
«t«mt|>oint '»f
arewlenta,
thi*
weekend I* one of the m ost iUngrrnuft of the y4-ar,
Mr. Brooker haw juwt returned
frtiin a week’s training course i»n
incident prevention nt Ornln He
Mini other p a tn d m m
nttem ling
ihe course* were urged to put
th rir trchniral tritm ing m tn p ra c
tice »tnd seek n reduction III tile
arriilent record thl* inontl.
July ha* heen iIcBignatrd hy
Governor
Hollnml
h*
wufety
month o n the highway* of the
<tatr, Mr. l l r o o k e r h a i i !. n m l the
S tate Highway Putrid i* plai*ing
special ctnpha* i* upon •‘•*f*# d riv
ing during thi* time.
In Florida la*t Ju ly , there were
more than O.(HM) iircidvnU
in
rhich 31) ^>ers«triM
were killetl
and ap proiim ately
I.'JIH)
|n*r.
aona injured. T ) t paired h* p#a
this total will be let* thin year,
Mr. Brooker Mated,
Patrolm an Drooker aiirgeM nl
the following 10 ru lei ft»r nafe
driving to he followeil during the
weekend:
1. Apply the golden roU to
your driving. Be
rourtem ui on
the highway*.
2. (.earn how f«-t yt*ur cur
rill atop iiefore you trnru how
fa*t it will go. Never ilnve tint
fa st for ronilitlona
or fu^ter
than you can are.
3. Never ilriva around a curve
or over a hill except on the ex
trem e right *i«le of t i e road.
4. He sure there are ut IraM
300 »yard* of clear
highway
ahead before overtaking another
ear. Then signal tra ffic in rear
and ahead (hand and horn) be
fore pulling out to pasN.
r». Never ilriva a car without
two gtMMl headlights anil n good
re a r light. Check Ue** before
sta rtin g and
ra rry ami e x tra
bulb ami fu*e for am ergeneira.
f1. Never d r i v e 's car without
good brake* ami tires.
7. Don't drive a e a r when
you have hail any alrohidie Ix’v•ra g e A driver w ith “ tw o drink*
or to ttiM nf beer'* U m ore d a n
gerous than the drunk ilriver.
H. Observe all traffic signs.
Chaos Breaks Out In
Soviet Army, Ger_ many’s High Com- riiand ^ D i s c l o s e s
Stalin Warns His
People O f Danger
Fall Of Lithuania To
Invaders Is Admit
ted By__U. S. S. R.
Hitler's command declared
lixliiv that reaiNtoncp of th,o
Rh I Armv appeared smaahrd
alonir the entire 2.000 mile
front from the Arctic to tho
lilack Sra and
th at "unmuiKinnlilc chaoo" had brok
en out over tho Soviet ar
mies.
A Soviet com m unique a s .rrt.-il lh.- m ain H erm an th ru st
i ii s s n l Moscnw hatl bren blocked
and the Itu-aian
troops were
b a k ed w ith the
G erm ans in a
vast new b a ttle on tho roqd to
the Soviet capital.
ItuM.-ian I’rt-inirr Joseph S talin
in a ra re -p e erh w arned
hla
l>rop|p of thi- xrnvp d an g er and
Vallril upon them to com bat the
in v ad er, with a huge "scorched
e a rth " cam paign
"F o m e n t g u e rilla w arfare ev••rywhere. Blow up bridges and
m ails Sot fire to the foreets,"
•Stalin ordered.
S t a l i n conceded th e fall of
L ith u a n ia to Ihe G erm ans along
with m o st o f laitv ia, w e s t e r n
W hite l t u , . i a amt p a rt of wes
tern U kraine. A Soviet war bul
letin. fa r from Indicating tha
g rn e ra l ro llsp ae o f R ussia's a r
mies, re p o rte d
fierce
b attles
were r a g i n g In th e vicinity of
lloriaov,
50
mile* along
th#
150 mile m otor highway front
Minsk In Moscow and on a tri
a n g u la r fro n t 70 mile* e ast of
G rrm sn ra p tu re d Lwow, In old
Poland
Red troops a r t fighting th* In
vading G erm ans savagely In th*
region of Borisov, 60 miles n o rth
east of Minsk on Ihe road to
Moscow, and a t Bobruisk, tom *
SO mile* In the sou th east, th*
S m iel t-einm and re p o rte d today.
T hese w ere struggles betw een
's i l k ., m il on the fa r northern
front g re a t In fa n try b a ttle , w ere
•aid to he In progress In the
• e c tn r, n f M urm ansk, the Rus
sian A rrtic p o rt, and Kaklsalm i,
on the K arelian Isthm us
con
necting R ussia a n d Finland.
‘ The su b sta n c e o f lh * R ussian
.n n o u n rm e n t w a,
th a t
Soviet
fo rc e , w ere f'g h lln g m ighty en■ragemenl, all along th e line, «xtending down to th e so u th e rn Po
lish front.
T here was nothing official to
•iig g e.t. however, th at this Red
re .la la n re had re a rh n l the stag e
•if n g e n era l counter a t t a c k - a
—(/;■)— Deputy Sheriff Ray Rua■ell of Mnnklon wa* killed to
(r «.ll...s
aa r . s * T h r e e I
day during a fight that devel
oped when striking dairy farmers
attempted to dump a truckload
of milk bound for th* New
York market.
KumcII was riding on a milk
Kasai* I** been •ending prtannef* to till* In Slbcrla sine* truck whan strikers attempted Thty are for your aafety.
to halt It and dump the milk.
1619. .
0. Nevrr^ cross
a
railroad
During tha fight the officer fell
from the running board and was (rack without caution.
Fame of the Monkey Island of
10. Always be aura you can
crushed beneath th* wheals.
Hanfurd'a too la being spread aa
•top
in
the
clear
d
istance
ahead.
Tha datlry farmers union called
tie “Tours and Detours'’, a pub
th* milk strike In two reunites
lication by Ihe Standard Oil Com
pending na agreement In a price
pany, features it in the lateet is
Western Hemisphere sue.
dispute.
WHEREAB, on th# Fourth day of July, 1779, tha
Tho monthly publication la cir
Is Asked To Unite culated
tklrtaaa original Amarkan colonies proclaimed their Indepen
over tha entira south
Banks Asked For
dence af tyranny and despotism sad thair adherence to tba
east
Including Georgia, Alabama,
WASHINGTON, July n .- f lh Mississippi,
Tennessee,
North
Condition Report —Tho United State* Wednesday
principles a t liberty aad democracy; and
Carolina, Kentucky, Arkansas amt
WHEREAB, th* Fourth of July a f each y*ar, for many
night called on all the American |he Virginia*.
republic* to aubaeribe, to Uru
yaara- paat,' haa baan calibrated throughout th* United But**
Th* content of th* story la a*
guay'* prnpoMl th a t"th r W rit- follows:
In honor *f our freedom aad patrltto who proclaimed It on
l**utd a call today for a
tern
Hemisphere nation* take
........................
.
"Monkey business and plenty
the Fourth a f July, 1779; and
aicnt a f condition of all nattonal j0|„t, positive action
J
of It, may b* seen a t th* loo
banka a t tha clo*| of biulnoM
tommon defense. /
WHEREAB, under the »y»um of government egtob. ^ f i n Saafont, Fte. Home 24 varie
J u s t 30.
| Uruguay proponed /th a t
Ueked by our forefathers, tha Amarkan people have en
ties of simians have tha nln of
_
_
—
-----------—
.
American
nation
eng/ged
a private Island, and. In return
joyed mar* prosperity akd a higher etoadard of living, and
33rd
Person
Held
t
,r
»'»lnft
•
?on
h4m
for
their freedetd, they put on
more tread am than the.' paopla of'.any atk ar nation in the
___ n
•
laphere power be treated aa a
first class show. '
I n F B I K o u n d u p non-belligerent by JU abler re. a "With
world; ‘and
^
ft r
/
aa much aban
■
public*. In effect, thl* would don aa inalmost
WHEREAS, damaarnay, aa a form o f government, la
thair native habitat,
NEW
T
o
n
,
July
I
,
—(AT—
permit
any
yepublle
Invilved
In
the monkeys clamber dp trees.
bring challenged, la many pari* of lh*> world, and tomorrow
A clump. nerroon natural law! hostUUIra to u*e tha harbor*.
will be tha lf f t h aanhranary of t p r Declaration of l*d*navalJ and air baaea of her alater or '»ki*~~lh# tat* on
nation*.
trapoM.
SucceM of the propoMl al tonal
* * ‘ n (VW, THEREFORE. I, W. C- HJLL, aa Mayor of too
"Tho man-mad* Ulan
ready has been rendered doubtful wide and 7S feet Jor
City of Saafocd, 'Florida, da art* tka paopk of th# City of
haa been . rendered doribtful by greatest extant. Is aorr
Bqafwd, to ra-dodknlo thomoolve* tamarrew to tha cans* of
Argentina which formally re
moat supplied will
jected It Tuesday, and ChUt’a awater
liberty and democracy; -to renew thair allagiaaa* to toa
from a spatial
position
waa
uncertain.
,
*
Halted State* of America, aad retire thair faith In demo
wall. Moeikm don't
water aad hence. don
cracy m n farm a f yavanuneni. I also call thair attention
Fred Olson, Form er croM It. b at they
t* th* fast th a t a t 4 * 9 F. M. a Fourth a f July Program
tall* around any
will ha h a n d aver tha radio aad th# President of th* United
Enginee r H ere, Dies thrfr
object a t the moat’s
State* will speak to tha people, and I urge all of our eiUreach Into tha stream
Trad Olson, who had mad* hla peanuts or atkar dalk
saslbly da a* In* Brian to thla momentous
hem* during lb* winter In Ban"Per additional pto
ford for tha past several years, heavy wall o f concrot*
died this morning a t hla home outer edge of tho meat,
la-,Praetor, Mian., after an lll- wall la M ly walaUhig
aeaa af Mveral weeks. Ha waa
I I yaara old.
While In Baaford, Mr. Olson
waa as eagiaeer fa r tha Atlan
tia Coast Line railroad. Ha la
ranrteed by hla widow.
Monkey Island
Is-Featured In
Travel P a p e r
A
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■p- . *ye^ T X igti|«>- ~.IV '
* 5^ * 73'
iATUWJAT,
» •■
Sanford la The Only Central * -•
F»orida City Affording Hall, lllchw*T
And Water Transportation
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OP JUNE 28th
A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S l’ A l ’ KK
Bandar, Monday— “ THEY MET IN j
Clark Cable, Roaallad Russell and Tatar I
'»•*
Metro “ NEW8 OF THE DAT.*
B4r* * '° «***. *>•«• Pcogz
GOOD PULLS THE STRINGS’ * with Go
•M favor*;* returned— T H E AWFUL T R l
Grant and Irene Dnake.
.
.
SANFORD,
Friday, Saturday— “ PALS OP THE PE<
Three Mesquiteerx." Alao—•‘PUDDIN* HEA
r
Ju,r ,lh Midnight Show—
LAND* with Dirk Foren, Leo Carrillo, Peg,
Kalfht aad Walter Catlett Alao - W i J .
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
TH EY MET IN BOMBAY
Edward ClanThurman
Jexpor.—
McGoon
Red........
Arlren
rfc f c c o s
Robert Livl
L u lla b y
Joolln.
•N p I N (h a p o p u la r aerie* baaed on (b e
K ton K e lla n d , "S c atte rg o o d P ulls th e
nma D u n n and
Ih d a y p ro g ra m
a to riee b y C lare n ce
S trln g e " fe a tu r in g
m any o th e r * fa v o r a t the R l u T h e n -
w aiftis
Health Record 0 !
Dixie Division Is
^ e c Ififg d E n v ia b le
.0 4 M r B L A N D IN a , Juna 2S (S p e e la t) — T h e S la t (D ix ie ) D i
vision w ith Its m ore th an 1RJDD0
fed e ralized N a tio n a l O uardam en
and **)« e flv e
a m ic e ir tln o o *
q u a rte re d hero h a * com plied an
P A IN T IT
YOURSELF
ISLAND ,
.............Dick . Fonn I
...............Luo Carrillo
— .— Peggy Moron
■— .... Fuaay Knight
------ -J o h n Eldredge
------- Lewie Howard
..Hobart Cavanaugh
.— ..Walter Catlett
.......‘.. Ralph Harold* I
.....— .-Irio Adrian
M)
Dob Bterie
Rufe Davis
ne Johnson
Robert Winkler
.... Pol O’ Malley
. Dennis Moore
Robert PYater
.R o y Bareruft
iW, A LL THR ,
THOSE THREfc popular action stars Bobort U v h t g r iW ’ * * :
Stool and Rufo Davla, known aa "Tho Thro# M ssquljeers" _u j ^
•oen noxt Friday knd Saturday at tho R lu In tbotr latest picture
i--------- Thurxton Hall "Palo o f tho Pocoo.” It'a a m l , thriU-ful WcaUrn.
---------- Grady Sutton
>■
FULLS
THE
S^ettergood Balnea.._Guy Kibhce
Jimmy Jordan ...... -.D oha Walton
Ruth Ravage.......... Suian P eten
Urban Downe . .... .: Jamee Corner
Mlrandy Balnea...... Emma Dunn
Pliny P ick ett............. Dink Trent]
Ben Mott...................Monte Blue
Squire Pettibone ..Carl Stockdale
Hlpt>~----- ------------------ Paul White
Clara •P otta.............. Porn Emmett
Ed Potto------ Leo "Loaooo" W hile!
Mrs. Downe „;_ A n n Shoemaker
Homer Savage..— .Gordon Hart
IVKhara . .:j.; . J|penird ; Hickman
Deputy— ......— ..-..Earl Hodglna
(ta rred 1in
Fdwin Jackson Dies
At Brother’s Home
Tf fyt>f '|trT r o f i m * ^
enviable ala montla health rec
ord, figure* e.-i which h»v* Just
.been . released. • — . ........— . ...
So far there ha* been only on*
-death. from- natural—m u e o p A n
enllated man turcombed to pneu
monia last week. Of particular
pride to thr medical staff, of
which Cel. Anees Mogtbgab of
New Or'ran* 1, division lurgron.
Is tho B lstV record' fnr vraeOeal
disease*. Tn the, month o f ' May
for Instance, there were only 71
case* In 18.304 men. a percent
age of .003H7 end a record which
would do any city proud.
M o n th to m onth venereal dlsease rases have been on the w ane,
•e x education and constant vigi
lance playing thrlr pari In keep
ing them at a minimum.
Thai most prevalent Illnesses are
of the common respiratory va
riety, such
colds, rripne. Isryn.
X t i U t t t t f i & t M tH I tt O H t*
IM m y o
C O U H iV i
WXM I f
plFFtMtKf <ltlb4ifiAU
IM S d L U j f i O H - r t t M * I f I I
ELECT
-fill DEAD SEA
S fla -s r J S T u r a s a
pany street: If really *aarieua
Ihare I* a hum pavfltlon-typa
Iwapltal wilh LSO0 bad* nnd jromplataly staffed In axerv departmant to administer to ’ tho man’s
Modi.
|
of vital Alaakan 'area*. »b<mU
ik . iT ta n n rinY'~f the Rovleis.
iM Y oo*T ”
"
Vrr
Tom didn’t Intend to ha a boilplayer. HU mother wanted him
to study tor tha priesthood and
after gradaaUan from a New
Yartt Wgh school be entered
OU-clyffa Seminary tcro u tha
Hudson from Want Print
'
He’d baan th an
four
ytebs
HAT.OUTgT
? BUDDY? «
ADVERTISE HERglf
IF YOUR YASYE DEI
.
THE BEST IM
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
connection with thflr poxalbl# oc
cupation by Illtlar force*.
. Nail plana, to conquer the II.
0 . B. R. la three month* have
;k on Ataaka'a defenae
•purred wnrl
waa Initiated lea*
m program which
v...
„ 17 _ago.
„ i . Emphaala
W than two year*
now Is on air and •ubmarin*'
base*, aince plane* end underaea
craft will form the main dMen*e
Instruments In America'* Ala»— kan atrategy. It waa said.
,W
Germany's
steady
ca«tenmsrch during the first w w l rf
tha blits against Rxsala. dnplte
stubborn Soviet resistance, con
firmed the expressed fairs of
American military experts. They
0 said lost week that a Naxl victory
In the Volga basin and command
o f the "European terminus of the
vital
Irene .Siberian
railway
'would give Gerinany
complete
•way trver Siberia,
a
German control o f Russia's
Far Eastern establishment would
cu t Germany
on the
Bering
• Strait, SO to 50 mllre from Alas
ka's Seward peninsula. Thera are
R u slan Islands, moreover, which
▲ are even cl-ser to
A nertcan
W territory than that. Rust la hi*
•Ir fields scattered all through
the nearby Arctic iandrtt which
m old be readily ran*oriel into
jumping-off placet for aa attack
Funcrtl •ervires for J. R. Ray.
dispatcher for the Atlentle Coast
Un* railroad for the past 2H
year* who diet) Friday In Balti
more. Md„ will be held at the
Erickson Funeral Homo at 4:10
P. M. Tuesday, with the Rev.
W. P. Ilrook*. J r , and the Rev.
Martin J. Bram officiating. Burial
will be In Evergreen Cemetery,
Sanford.
Active pallbearer* will he Dr
R. D. Caswell. J. W. Daniel. O.
E. Rollins, Robert Hagan, I*. It
Stephenson and C. R. Dawson.
Honorary pallbearers
will be
George D. Bishop, W. J. Thig
pen, R. J. Holly, Voile Williams,
Charles Whltner and Judgs R.
W. Worn.
Mr. Ray was horn at Barnwell,
8. a . Oct. 17. IBM, the son of
Robert and Augusta Roy. Tnos*
who knew him tsy that “ • happy
and genial peraonality and • true
and
loysl friend
were
his
characteristic*
which endswred
him to his friends. iHe always
was Interested in Sanford and o f
ten expressed himself aa pro.
ferring to lira here to anywhere
elm ."
Survivors Include his widow,
Mrs. J. B. Roy o f Sanford, a
Sanford has had tha honvUet dausht*rr Mrs. Byron 8. Stephen*
o f Tampa, a eon, Troy Ray of
rainfall during the past month
’ than In any other June In i scent Sanford, a grandson, Troy Rav,
J r , e f Sanford, and four brothers
yours.’ G. P. Paxton, okaar n r fat and throe sister*.
<
tha United States Weather Buranu. reported today. A total pf
Jane Rainfall In Unusually Heavy
M A K K OH A ffpgMoSAM'i dlM
* fB W M fM ® !” *-0"
G . 'P H l L A O E L P n i A , P a ^ . J u n o
1M / - . 0P )— A - K youn g
man. w b f,
'fo u r tor ftv e y e a r * ago, w o o deep
h i a tu d y f o r th e p riesthood , t o
d a y la U i* "b e a t re lie f p itc h e r In
th e A m e ric a n L e a g u e .
■,
H e ’s T o m P a tr ic k e n d you c a n 't
b la m e hie P h ila d e lp h ia A th le tic *
te a m m a te s fo r . th in k in g bo's tope.
B ig T o m , a ll *00 pounds, ala
fo o t, throe Inches o f h im , is one
o f th e bli
unbelie
to !
.........
thawing o f Connie
Mack’s miracle boys this mason.
Ferrick'* wen-loot record is
B-J, but ha*B had a major part
In tha winning af several garnet
credited to starting hurlerx.
i d a u n ow >SLUKP1H <UMA.
JLL W
hM NDl
Legion Junior-Team
Meet* Orlando Today
Thar* la akte A Dental Cllnlt
is, .cars for %
trainee's teeth,
and all nan have barn rioaaifUd
In four m m pa, dapmdlnr on the
WYanqjr nf treatment tfamUd.
Undro Major O ach D. Hopkins,
sanitetica
offiror,
th i ..m ost
JUNK
Jnly la tha montn
rainfall, Mr. P**tso
io«iit o f proeiplte-
of four wrek« lit* *»»•» Imho *h
2d. 192.1, at I’tslar ru s tin g . C
ami wan a iliiilritt in Inch *• In*
at laollie.
Survivor^ include hi- nn'of
Mr nnd Mr' \N i Jnck-mi. f*
Rintera, Mr* .1 A Llnvd, M
W D. WilkeM i" * hi
Jackson arul Mim Annette la«
•on all of ld»|lu : fi\c h r ’'hi
W. D. Jark-»>n, Snnford; I*. 1
Jackacn. Oviiilii; Jame- Jr»* kr
laollie; t’ecil Jarkann. I **ll»* . »
Travia Jackson, vtho live- in O
gon.
The remain* will lw •• nt
Dublin, (in , Ti»e-ili»v uf<-rn*
for funeral aervier- anti in*
nient. Arrangementhe«e •
loing handled by the FlickFuneral Home
10,
1011
Nazi Invasion Armies Take
Polish Town In Their Push
Toward Rich Ukraine Area
Germans. ('Inim Sc
ries Of Itapid-Firc
Successes In War;
Trap 100,008 Men
Soviet Town Falls To The Invading Germans
Franco - Russian
Break Reported
French Say IT. S. S. R.
Agents Were Plot
ting Against State
German ci’iisnr-approvad
|mltl«*d lb 1 IiidlopFloU), a
n i* !r«M»p. Its** just caphdiiii ' w Ih i .
Ruprecht Takes
Office As New
Head Of Rotary
V*
.
la il i p a c i f t f i t l i v , • fa c t
gltl* and Influents, the Utter de
creasing now that the men an
Jn.Uia main reanonslble fer Ugla
ediriltUn. hot the soldier* hnv<
been able to wlthsHnd elements
successfully, * . they ara *akj«ct
to nrrmote tha hsatth o f tha » * n
and lessen thrlr chnnem o f falL
•ng victim* io d Itease or Itlneos.
Esrh morning at 7 00 A. M. a
-rick call’’ Is rounded, and those
riling are examined and treated
bv thalr roglmental uhy«le*arU at
d Upontar las. If thaU difficulties
•t» mlnpr. they are pUeed on
" n U M r lD P R * *
P
I M l f l t i A r l il at Itha
k a com
-------"quarter*",
confined
Senlore In Senlnola
County ers of the Sanford Vocational
Ugh ecbool ranked high In the Sehool nml Evelyn K. Bryant
•tat* achievement
testa
given and Follies R. Simpson of the
Lymsn High School at l.ongwood.
near the clone o f the vchool
Those who ninkrd above the
year, R. E. 'K ipp, principal of B0 perrrntilc mark in social stu
the Grammar . School, who ad* dies were Joe M. Crenshaw, Ed
ministered the testa, said today. ward C.
Daniels. George
E.
The »late-wide
twelfth
grade Eick, John M. Fennell, Cather
taating
program
waa
given ine K. Hurt. Henry Lovell, Har
through teata fumlihed by the old Madden. Dorothy M. Pearson.
University o f Florida.
Grace K Sehrcc, Margaret E.
Officiate o f
the
University Spencei nnd Natalie L.
True
NEW YORK, June .10.
i,V»—
graded the teata, and the score• from Seminole
High
School;
were converted Into percentile Chnrlc*
from
lh* Oviedo Among the 29 peraona arretted in
marks on the baale o f achieve High S- hiMil nvtif Forbra R. Simp- thr government'* •pcct*ct*r week
ment o f all twelfth grade pupils non
from
the
Lyman
High
end roundup of suapccted apirav It
In the state, Mr. Kipp explained. School
‘ T h e percentile
-rank,"
he
Tho**’ who ranked above the waa learned •uthoritalivtly l**day,
said, “ Is obtained by stacking 90 percentile mark in natural were two technicians ili,*rrilHii n»
the test papers from the one rMcnr# wire William E Bran- having been for yearn rb aely aawith the lowest score to the an. Mary O. Chapman, Joe
M. sociated with the mmiifurtun1 of
one with the highest score In Cwi«hnw, Kward C. Daniel*, Er acerrt Army bovnbtight*.
consecutive order.
The
paper ma !.$••• Dnndney and John fi.
(iovemmrnt agrnta declined to
with the highest score la as Dunn (!«*orge E. Eiek, John M comment, but ahowisl clem Iy they
signed the percentile rank of 91) Fanimll. Harold T. Madden, Al were centering attention on the**
It le not 100 unices the pupil lerv FI Newman. Grace K. Se- two:
has answered every question In bree. tin ia S Thompaon. Na»a
Herman Lang. 40-year old tierthe teat correctly.
lie L. Tim*, and Albert II. Zitl man bom ilraftaman said to haVe
"The paper with the lowest rower of Seminole High Srh**ol; worked since 1934 as a factoiy uu
score le assigned the percentile George M Jaroba, and Anaon Fpectnr of the famous N’ td'ii
of
Oviedo
High bombaight.
rank of one,” the principal ex B. Kimble
rl n. Cruse. Ro
plained.. "The Intermediate pa .School: \|
Everett Minlater Roetler. 74
pers
are
assigned percentile bert O Elgin. Jack Searcy and draftaman
aince 1927 at tie
ranks of two to OR inclusive. Forbes Simpson of l.yman High famed Sperry Inimbsight plant.
This means that If a pupil's
One of the
pirate'!
npV
percentile rank is 60, half of
roundups In the nation’ s history,
the senlore In the state scored
with the arreat of 29 persoaa
above him and half below him
accused of conspiracy In under
Ills score would be that o f the
mine national defen e, was an
average high school senior In
nounced last night by J Etlpar
Florida."
Hoover, director of the Federal
The tesla covered the subjects
Bureau o f Investigation
of English, social studies, natur
The group, believed to have
al science, mathematics,
l.slin
worked together in nn organized
and Spanish. Over
the
state.
jdng. waa seised under the nnti11,000 high school seniors took
espionage act of 11*17 Twentythe testa.
two were taken in metropolitan
Seminole County senlore who
New York, four in New lor*
rankest above the B0 percentile
»ev. and one in eni h California,
mark In English were George
Michigan and W oioiwm
E. Elck, Rebecca
Annie
Lee.
The arrests. Hoover -aid, m l
Catherine K. Hurt, Henry Lovell,
minated more than two vrais*
Dorothy
M.
Pearson.
March.
work on the case by federal
L. Proctor and Grace E. Bebree of Seminole High School:
It was dlacloeed, also that a Ruth McSlarrow and Dick My
apoolal polenllol menace Ilea in
ttY v1-*- air and tuhmarine base*
recently w atru etod In >h«
Islands, with rosy flight distance
German-Born Techni
cians Were Asso
ciated With Sperry
and Norden Plants
Cabot*.
Gerald MsMrick----- Clark Gable
Anya yon D unn .. Rooalind Rue....M L
Captain Chang------- Peter Lorre
° f Beltravers.........Jessie
Ralph
Tho General----------Reginald Owen Tobies
Jnopoetor C rru n ay--------Matthew Wendy
MONDAf,
Seminole Seniors Rank High In
State-wide Achievement Tests
^^W edneaday. Thursday—.“ SHE KNEW j
WB18 wltk Joan Bennett, Franchot Tone
J*1®*
— CriiN Doesn’ t Pay
thori **£
LAW -,' norelty reel and Ualreraa] Neva.
—— ..........—
io r ino n m
ttao In tholr careen In "They Met in Bombay" ollrrlng drama o f
.Wo Far Eaot to bo ahown at tha Rita Theater tomorrow and Mon
Zap. Potter L o rn , Jeoxlo Ralph and Reginald Owan bead tha floe
ipportlng cart.
FLORIDA.
•■
mii
i hr eastern
Dollar Fishing
Permits On Sale
At Court House
—
Last Registrants
Expected To Be
Called Faste
It c» l i r i n u I'resident.
rcsses
V J25 In HuUdinjf
£
Permits Are Instiitl ‘•'J
Jimmie Ingler, Sanford
'
CLASS A
'
BUI' Wilson, Palm Beach
00
C. W. Johnson, Jacksonville
6B
Arthur Hayes, IVLnnd
4B
Charlie Park. 8snford
IB
O. U. Caasoway, l*alm Beach
6
RUBBER-POWERED
Bitty Thomas, Dayton*
*«7
Billy Ramsey, Daytona
1*7
Roswell Tyre. Dayton*
JB7
Earl Jeter, Sanford
Prises consisting of over $100
worth o f model airplane parte
wnro affatrip tha winner of e»ritreat Only Sanford
flier* wero
eligible to complete for the Hof
mann trophy, which rotate* nmong members of the Model
Filer* dub,
■
R. A. F. Report* Day
Raid Upon Germany
LONDON, June
Building, permita for Intpfok
mcnU coiling about II.2f.fi W» •
ipaued at (hr City Hall Sgfot
day and this morning, uceoi
Ing to the record* of Build - >
Inspector Grady DunratTwo permit* wen- l»-u ej i
the Touchton Drug ( ’omi-sny >
Park Avenue, one to inatail *
metal air duct and th< nthto alter the front of th<- bull-:
Ing at • total cost ol BBf-"
Jimmie Cowan it the ci-'itratt- '
for the air Hurt and R. I
Adam* he* contracted (he ■<
modeling the front.
L. Grow was issued » pern
io add one room to u fran
house on French Avenue
btween Second and Third 8tr*ei
at a coat o f flOO.-A permit WoIssued to E. C. Wetheriogton I-•reel an outside ttairea.* on »
building on Fourth Str-et. b<
tween Oak and Myrtlii A venueat a coat of 10 0 .
/
Frrnsld-Laughton
I >1rinorl. I
Hospital was Uaued * > cfm lt l»
odd an office to their .iructun
•t a coat o f 1600 with W f W
Van Net* deelgnated nn contr.i
ter for the job. M, Jobnron v »*
issued a permit to repair the
porch o f a dwelling i t IB in
Summerlin Avenue at a coni
10 —
B. A. F. bomber* have made a
daring daylight raid on tha
docks nf Bremen and tha nilway yards south of Oldenburg.
R was authoritatively reported
, 0 JprooT-tag raid, the
daylight nee*alt
against
flrrt
tho
City News
non y»«u Itako
" iilituriy »fi'*i»
*] In- m tit itiir pH .itji r»l - mol ii<’
Wihilt .l
I \|IM - i •im
tioti limit
|Mf Iit iiIm' iy Im On*
“ Offlcrl*. •••ll'llillli •’ t I Mlt
Mill
thi* i •••••mil•« * - !«•» Hu if vhurk,
•«|mi iiilly Hu |iiMjaf mu ilmiimfiii
un«l in- n'fiMiiiUt’i' ’
Di Utii'Milif. iipuli U'liiir in
m|jiIli’o!
«nitl
iir«* iiiiy turn
“ I ii -I
im
vthiit liir fill.
»ioff fit' u- nnnr
ran till- I'M I G mk hbi* ia11 ii‘«lllr Iilllt IV>IVttr Itllll- MM UIii’Mtl
In Ihr nu'iill - if rmiif iii"M’ nml
morr ili inuml»lI Ih in
upon
up, uiMiy mu i if it i - Hill havr to
t>« HIM.If uni mi* may havi* to
liv e
lip,
Ijilmr Depurtment’H
Supply Hill Okeyed
t« Ilfpol Ml iljr
hr
impf.
•onip of On*
i oilvi nki fii i-p uriil
comfortM v»r liuh•• Imtoiiii' arrup*
loniPfl to ’
In p pl« n to hi- M I hm ICotar
tan' for rii»«i|M’ iation, tiir iiirw
f tuBlIauad •• ItC* •••»
W a s h i n g t o n , junr no, —
Dfivlng to cl«an up la«t minulr
appropriations h^forr thr flpcal
year eutU at midiiiirht, thr Srnatf (inlay finally af>pr»vH,| ^nd
prut to
thr
Whltr llfupr
a
fl,l9f».9lf»,7H0 supply bill for thr
l,ab«»r Drpartmrnt arul thr F«*itrr*
a| Security Agency
Thr rneaaure was
f2R.9fi7.24?
untier budget estimates but 140.
higher
appropriation.
PROCLAMATION
than
l>'t
the
nil
fn-1
r..t
ch»* draft
Ut«il
li-t
«ho.4
l.«»uf
1Jnn ll.-MUUlM
*rht
nul
from
at tin- im *m **f
A timp. iarv * 1
yv*»r ^ ing
!••• f •»i
ar r
tion
gi\»*n m
Mi find
prolmbly
draft.
br
tl
Mrs. JerkinH I)Ii*k
At Daughter’s Home
madr her home with hei Uaughter. Mrs J.
It. 1’srrsnuite of
teiu French Avenue, for thr psst
•lx mrnths. dieil Sunday morntng *t 7:20 o’clock
after tn
Hines of sis months. She wss
born Msr 27. IH7I. In Geneva
County. Alabama.
Survivor. Include four daugh
ters. Mrs. J. II I'scrsmore. San
ford; Mrs. E. C. Nelson, Sanford;
Mrs. J. II. Uowintn. Tamps, and
Mrs. II. K- Richards. Sarasota;
three son*. W. F. Jerkins. St.
Petersburg: 8. R. Jerkins, Sara
sota, and II. A. Jerkins, Csnsl
Zone; two brothers, R. Blount,
Hartford,
Ala..
snd Thomas
Blount, Black, Ala., and eight
grandchildren.
Arrangement* are belnr made
by the Erickson' Funeral Home.
The funeral and interment will
ho hi Sat ssots.
,
.
NEW YORK. Juno 30 — (AY
—
Thr
Gvncrsl
Education
Board, noting continued improve
ment in southern education, re
ported yesterday its 1040 appro
priations totaled $0,629, B10.
A breakdown of tho appro
priations by board
president
Raymond B. Fosdlck
showed
$848,810 went for education o f
southern whites, $4,680,BOO for
southern Negroes, $047,600. tor
general education, $I1B,S8B for
child growth and development
snd $tT$,560 fo r ndmlnlatntlvn
enate.
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9
A
�MONDAY, JUNE SO, 1MI
Herald
U»* Spring icaaon o f 1040. The
number o f aowa that farrowed
in Uw dipring o f 1041 b" aa'-i*
mated at 07,060, tha tama a*
far the corresponding period in
1040. The number o f sows to
farrow in the F a ll' U placed it
61,000 e ca ln st' 60,000 for the
mm*
The initial flight of the world’* largest bomber was
completed but Friday amid -cheers qyfr tho auoeeaaful
test and slgha of relief that the flying monster had been
able to get off the ground, sail around the heavens for
nearly an hour and coma back to earth* with no untoward
Incident to mar the occaitoft.
Some idea'of the difficulties confronting our efforts
to build thousands of bombers may be attained by reading
the official statement issued by the Chief of the Army
Air Corn* regarding the hugpalrcnlft.
I> T ie etatement «ald:
^
'The Douglas B*1D la a product of ’ tweivo years of
foresighted and painstaking effort on the part of engin
eer* of the Air Corps and Ahe Doughs Aircraft Compaiy,
aa writ as the aircraft’ Industry -gWMOsQy, ,* ,i
"Actual groundwork for this hew airplane was laid
in the construction of tho old B-9’i and the B-10's. The fcerfinents with* those now
engineers in. the material
bombers led a grog
iv* fhat m\wh ’larger and
W
NORWEGIANS FIGHT BElJtt
BERLIN, Jon* BO, —W - I*fk
B, effleUI G cnw n new* agree*'
Mid in ■ dispatch . from Oslo
yesterday that Reich* Commit,
lionet Joteph
Terboren *hncunead the formation of a
“Norwalgmn Legion" to flfht Rusa
UBERAL
Up to S5000, your savings perinanonlly In
sured against loss by an instrumentality ot
the U. 8. Government.
■• •
FUNDS AVAILABLE. Federal Charter per
mits us tu make prompt payment whpn
funds are noeded.
When you have a savings account with us,
you enn add to it a few dollars at a time
—Just whatever you can save out of.your
income.
the B-10 Is the*culmination of long and intense
itself a laborstqry for the production of both
better airplanes Ip the future,
uctlon ’df the giant bomber waa begun In 1937
ouglas company spent inure titan $160,000 and
u time of l4fa' engineers on designs and other
preliminary engineering wet*.
»• t>. V *-•
o time It was ready for ita test flight 600 nn00 drawings and 2.000,000 man-hours were tnAir Corps had asked for an aivplade to surVEKSB fO M TODAlt
$ 1
4% Current Dividend
I • or more will open pn account.
Savings & Loan Aron, of Seminole
County
208 Magnolia Avenue
Sanford, FI*.
Towful; stubble,
|aaajfpld dark'
k la his
Wing*,
a ]tta shaft
B
Freedom,
„
__
foolhardy h* ting*.
I U line* In tb* dark
flin g hi* sight
irsaa stretching
silver
falai, c static* o f light t
deck In theforward and uppsr esv
•he ship's pilot, co-pilot,.ipavlgal
engineer, Tha'rest of tha oormal
of a chief mechanico soft four -relief crew .members. - i •
"Theie accommi
imodatlon* . incluAft a galley,! ward roam
and cabin,-with sitleeplng quarters' for efight on full-length
RUTH EVANS
threo-quartcr-width
beri------------............. Lh bertha.
If used on an attack mission,
ho ship would carry extra crew members to'man tho
battle stations.
"Companiopways and batches, which run through tho
the mouth." ;
airplane, make all parts of the interior accessible, from
It ts tncouraglni to not* the tail to nape and out into the wings *6 far as the landing
;?«•»«* report pit (tor wlpa(ng lights. These ate located beyond the outboard engines on
'another overwhs hi ing victory. each side pf the chip. ..< , v
1 0 * Red army f e l l ----------"A loudspeaker system also connects all stations in
M o im J y p re p a re d postUons.
the plane. •Bach engine la accessible In flight and is so
paa
object*
to
proponed Installed that moit minor roP*irfl and' adjnktmenUr could
Hcan aid to Russia. And be made aloft .
“
hr’ any time at all attar
"In addition to tha four, main engines tfee g-19 carries
lading a - friendship
pact
wo auxiliary engines tq provide power for thohydrsullc
iselvea with the Russians.
lystemg, electricity for redin' and light and-to- operate ail
other power-driven mechanisms.
"One of (he greatest problems tackled wfs installation
jf waUraoluni on th* aId*walk lq
front of thalr .tore* ovarnlaM of the various equipment. The two geheratqri develop 16
CUrwont Prer*.—Just another cilowatta, or as much electricity aa la used by the largest
drug on th* msrkit.
SahlaManlca department store.
\r ~ >, j
‘There
also
was
the
radio,
consisting
of
fottr
senrtJ Oovarttor Holland had a pretty
. f» w l score Ip tho 1041 logtela- ng and receiving sets, or nearly hi much equipment as
fu Te - p . . . . g , o f 40 bjlb out Of a contained in a medium-sired commercial broadcasting
Archbishop Predicts
^Christians’ 1Reunion
CHICAGO,
June BO, — OTi
Archbinhiip Amir to
Viovnnni
Ckognsnt, npoxlnlk il«-li-jr»le Id the
Unllrd Stales, predicted Kuiwl-iy
thr i-venturi reunion of (be |i-0
million (itri-k am! othi-r r.istarn
Orthodox Christian* of tin- wo, id
with tho Roman Catholic church
In * srmion nt the First Na
tional Kurharittk C»ng>i-,i i f the
ir stern ril* Cnlinllc church,«.
h» lauded thr eastern rites j » a
crirbrated In the during mn*v.
TAMPA, June 30.—(Special) —
Ur. Arthur U- Compton, famed
physicist, received In person the
honor* ry degree of doctor of hu
mane letter* *t the Nnlvrnity of
Tamp* today. Dr. James Elliott
M-.nney, University president, an
nounced.
Tfca presentation was npade tn
the Unlreraitir auditorium before
the Summer School faculty and
student body at 11,00 A. M., fojlowlng which Dr. Compton was
honored at k luncheon at 12:30
Congress but they will not be collected lint|l next year.
------If iirier- etmtmUa mtllyr tcrwarkr~tb«^AdWlH|atfaVlbb
must have tiie courage to put on. the pressure at tnc
spots when- now the leaves fire blowing out of the bas
ket: It must lay a heavy hand on wage demands that ex
ceed the rise in the cost of living, and it must levy taxes
on ravings that will take the exeexf of buying power out
of consumer markets until after the' war.—Christian
Science Monitor-,
'
•>' '
P. fl. at the Columbia Restau
rant. Deans and professor* of
Phyrics at Florida c i lieges and
universities were invited to at
tend tbr luncheon. I)r. Complin
•poke at th». luncheon In hi*
honor.
.
One of the outstanding physi
cists of the world. Ur. Complin
was awarded the Nobel Trite for
physic* by the Swedish Academy
« f Science in 1027, tha Uumford
gold medal by the Radiological
Aoeiaty
of North America in
1028, and the- Mattaucci gold me
dal by the Italian Academy of
Sciences In 1068.
Satin* Lastex
W ® f P r°H w ction
* Increase "N oted
— DRtANDO,— Jtrnr- bo
A n Increase in Florida hog pro
duction for 1041 is indicated by
tha monthly pig crop report pf
tha Federal Agricultural Mar
keting Service.
/.T h e number of Florida pig'
tavad In tha Spring season (Dec.
1—4un# 1) is estimated at 303,000 compared with 642,000 In
IB sponsored.— Titusville BtarAdvocate. Trsclkpily a world’ *
Silky Satin* lautex tn
the Season's Hit Htylc*
— Contrast F an el a.
Shoestring lacing, (llcRac trim; Stripe combinathme. And they fit
divinely. Sizes -32 to 38.
Cotton
UtOADS In Florida spont
t a toU l of SI4,08B.tlSO
(Urials aod auppilai o f all
Swim SuitH
• -Cotton pique/ floral* or
olripe*. Lastex-Midriff.
Elusticized Suits
*
Elasticlied yarn 'to fit
perfectly. Swing Skirts.
“ Beach-Mate'* Suita
Richer-priced s t y l e q ;
EnU and Jersey, com-
voloped. The tricycle landing gear la li
* Bayon
Striped Cottons!
Trying to keep prices down in wartime is very much
trying to ho|d dowp a biwket of leavea in a windatorm,
y°u. hfVg.» cpvef big amugh
th« whole
! thotr Usd to got out on $ie aide, whL,
bolding
|down the other.
TK
T if
. ,*^°n, N»n<V*rvn. director of the Ofi
MeCarty, wl
5S
Checked Cottons!
Floral Seersuekeni!
' » '
voluntary methoda la about axuuBtedprioe celUngq for cotton ram, pST itobi,
pro^ucta hqi beep tdtewed by a^hroet '
Ing of automobileg out of the hands of t
to limit even tha dealer*’ [mark-upg^Vu
domination ot
wntipn of trode-Ip. BuggtaU h
oi
p r ic e c o n t r o l *
trlaty of Itenia tn1
Aimoat endless. Ratio
BUtuUoa o i another.
in auaiity c
tmlt^remataa
New la tha time
qf.Aoon* and ready e.
,. Ufel Ivory aod black
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�social And Personal Activities
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
1*8
Scries Of Parties
To Start Wednesday
MONDAY
. ^ Women's Society of Christian
RBervIre o f the Methodist Church
I • will hold "open house" from
. 7:00 P. M. until 10:00 P. M. in
1 the parsonage, honoring
Rev.
I
and Mrs. W. P. Buhrman. The
I : . public Is Invited to attend.
TUESDAY
The Srminolm Rebeknh Lodge
, J vrlll sew fur (he Bed Cross in the
■\ Woman's Club beginning at 2:30
I .
P. M.
1
Members of the Eastern Star
I
Jarrr asked to meet at the Wo| - ■ man's Club where they will sew
for the Beil Crnss at 9:30 o’clock.
;
WEDNESDAY
*,
The first in a series of parties
I .
1m> given by ths Woman’ s Club
I
R u in be held at 0:4.1 A. M. un
til 12:00 o'clock noon. A bonus
of 600 points will be given to each
person arriving promptly nl the
•pec if led hour. Mrs. I,.
Spen! • Cer mid Mrs. J, Boss Adams will
hostesses.
Mr». C. It. Dawson, president
of the Womun'i Club this mnmIng announced that the first In
ri< of five parties to be
the series
given, by the club throughout the
summer months, which was sched
uled to be held tomorrow sifter,
noon at 2:00 o'clock, will not be
held until Wednesday morning
beginning at 0:45 o'clock end last
ing unlit 12:00 o'clock. Mrs, U
E. Spencer and Mrs, J. Boss
Adami will be hostesses,
(James
of
bridge,
Chinese
checkers and rummy will lie play,
ed at these parties whith are
lieing sjainsornl by the club in
order Jo maintain the upkeep of
the rlnh house during the sum
mer »n that it may be kept open
for the Bed Cross to continue
with its sewing projects and
first aid courses.
The parties will lie held at
two week intervals and anyone
wishing to attend is asked to
contact Mrs. II C. Moore. Mrs.
II. W. lim-kcr or Mrs. P. E.
Koumillal. A lainus of 600 points
will bo given to persons nrriv
ing promptly itI lie specified
time.
THURSDAY
Use members of the P. E. O.
will sew nt the Woman's Club
for the Red Cross from 2:00
P. M. until 4:011 P. M. Mrs. S.
Shinholser. Hr., will be in
- charge.
The Bundles for Britain Club
ProL W, F. Remhold, science
Will sponsor a dance at the Arfrom
Maitland
will
tnory beginning at 0:00 P. M. teacher
Norman Beasley and his Flor- show motion pirtore reels in
natural
color
of
miracles
in
plant
ln cowboys nnd cowgirls will
arni*h music for dAncIng. Tick life, at the Woman's Dub to.
ets msy he obtained from Mr*. morrow night nt 8:08 o'clock. The
R. A. Newman. Mrs. II. J. Hol lecture Is free, anil all person*
ly, Mrs. Frsnk Slinmes, Mrs. interested are invited.
Tliese Time lapse picture* will
Fonlyrb Russell or Mrs. A. W.
show 12 hours' growth o f flower*
^ in o r .
in 26 second*. Spectators will sec
* The Town-i-nd Culb will meet in the blrtl nf a rose, the x-ra/
"the Court House at 8:00 P. M. of a rose; flowers nf Hawaii;
F ’l l B A Y
wild flowers of Jhe* west from
Mrmliers o f the Cenlrnl Cire.r Mt. Whitney to Heath Valley;
of the .Knnfonl
Garden
Club orchids, opening nnd closing; also
will sponsor the sewing session the enetus and the story of the
^ tt the Woman's Club on Oak green leaf.
Avenue for the Bed Cross be
These Arthur
I'illsbury pic*
ginning at 9:30 A. M.
turc* ( *en . taken in Berkeley.
California .and rrpAoient four
Stole guard units have beet! or years nf
wotk. Mr.
I'illsbury
ganized In at least 28 .late* walks on the orrnn bottom, in n
A . Im-e Cfingres* nuthoriied esliilt- diving suit, sketching, and also
llsliiiirnt nf rddltinmil military shows, with his Tlme-lnpsr ramforn-s while the Nnllonat Guard ern. in the atorv of a fly, wtirh
is in federal service.
will tie shown, the bartrria under
a f l y . toe*. Mr. I’ illsbury bns
.Statistic* gathered liy nn air 135,000 worth of eimeras and
dine for a .period of month* indi- inlcroscopei operated by 18 mot
cato only about three out ol ors. which he Invented and built
The public has been urged tn
fvrry 1,000 plane paaocnger* bo.
sec the pictures which have -been
fomo airsick.
*
'^shkwvse ktousanii a of reopln ip
ny leading cities, Children are
many
WeTCOmebut'
Welcome
1but Ihe 'pieiureA Aire elpeclally interesting to adult*.
Motion Pictures Of
Plant Life Planned
.
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t
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t
On the average the moon rise*
50 minutes Istcr each day.
8E E i
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Mr:,
TUESDAY
BARGAIN
^Please Come
Mrs. O. P. Herndon and child
ren are spending two months
at Coronado Beach.
Thomas Ratliff, Jr., and Wil
liam Watt are vlaltlng today In
Creocent City.
Miss Catherine Kelly of Camp
-Standing wss the weekend
guest
tki
of her parents.
Walter Ileal and Jack Herring
were gucsls lost Friday of friends
in Clermont.
P gt Philip M. Vickery returned
yesterday to Camp Blinding after
spending the weekend with his
family.
C. A. Haines was the gueat
yesterday of his son-in-law and
dauglter. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
1and. Jr . of Apopka.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Philips
left this morning for Monticello
where tley plan to make their
future home.
Tampa In early childhood. She
was graduated from Hillsborough
High School, where ehe became
a member o f the K. 8. Club.
Mr. Hiller, eon of Mr. uml
Mr*. Fred W. Miller, Is a na
tive o f Newark, where he »«■
graduated from high school, I*
ter attending lha Newark School
of Fine Arte. Ho came to San
ford with the opening of P
Ballantine and Soni, of which
he ii traffic
manager,
with
hradquartrrs In Sanford.
(if interest
to their
many
friends in Sanford is the an
nouncement
of
the
engage
ment anil
approaching
mar
riage of
Miss Catherine Car
ter of 5120 Seminole Avenue,
Tan pit. to Fred P. Miller of
Sac foul, formerly
of
Newark.
N, .1 No definite date ha* yet
hci
n sei
set (or the wedding.
hern
T h e siiiionnrrmrnt was msile
by Mis* Carter's parents, Mr
Seven brotheri named Patten
nn*l Mis. II. II. Carter, yester
day Mi*' Carter was born In art stationed on the U.8.8. Nr
Vad-sts. Gn.. but
moved
to snita.
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Ulrcy,
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Clark enter,
laired with a pirlnc supper at
the heme of Mr. and Mrs. UIrry
on Celery Avenue on Saturday
evening honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Philips.
Numerous out-door gitnii'* were
enjoyed by the guests who ton*tl'J
' 11to
marshniallows
and wiener* piecedlng the picnic supper which
was serve,! out of door*.
The honors-e* were presented
with * gift of rementhranro from
the 50-50 Bible Class of
the
Methodist church of which they
were memhert. The h- *1' ond
hostesra also presentesl them with
a gift.
Those enjoying the nsrtv were
Mr. and Mrs. Philips, guest* of
honor, Mr. nnd Mrs. 7.. It. Uni.
Ilff, Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. ;.l, Slur,
row, Mr. and Mrs W W T ile
Mr. and Mrs. W. P Chapnnu. Mi
and Mrs. O. K. Goff, Mi and
Mrs. B. B. Crumley. Mr mid Mr.
C. E. William*. Mr *ml Mi- W
F. Bryan and Mr. and Mr* II II
Morgan.
AI*o Dr. W P. Rnhrienn M, .
C. E. Chorpening. Mrs. W II hit
bv of Valdosta, Gn . M i.. Mm
Minder of Tsninn. Mi-s
II. tis
Buhrman, Miss Wilmn l.eslie uml
the hosts and hostesses.
t iii:
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t
>
ji
tm s: s
ha"
tint
inv f*etii!.»n for final
i oi n r iv
a m . ti.i;
. i : min .I ., t... i ur. .m.i ...... I will 'apply
i «i i: I'm vit\ i i ■.1:111 v
I.. in- lii.o..iwt.li' It '.tV. Ware,
IN III:, i : s v \ l i : * u 1\ !. i ISM it ' * -.*1,11> j m i * r **t munlnol* ‘county.
•
l-i* I »•« i i iti j
, Kl-*i !■! ». mu i i.e* pppttiit} day Bi
iI M I M I - I N 1 i ■| V. n >•-! f * »1 i
\ n r i 1 r i if
lb*
M A K i : M l 1 1■ VI Il ' \ 1 *. t 1N s.ilfi* '*fill 1Ml* fin* I *iucf»»r ur *«t
U . l 'l S C I I V l ! ' ; V.
i (lit mVin 1- t ».1* 11\ Of M i " YHtMl f
Ilf
f
dfffiiard.
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n
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1% of Juliv, 1911.
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Hum O
IMI i'i
1 . .t 1 1h
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DRESS-UP IN A
LYNBROOK DRESS
to
liv e ly
GOSS-AM OUR JR."
.
U>
lo o k
ill
1 ) i * l i v r h t Tu l
w e a r!
PI I l '1' X!
S I vie
N o . :tl!
S h eer r io o n rT-epi' cm.it *1r
Ihi II iimitI iliintt Ilim i. |-!\lra«>
vvip-hnlile w h ile |iii|iie rolliir.
I'ntent lea llici h ell.
( iu n i l
nkirl. S izes I 1 to III.
Friend* of Mr*. R. W. Turner
will rrgrrt ta learn that ala i»
Sidney
T.
Nulling , , f
s.
confined lo her home from an in
vannah, (Is., is visiting will, i■,jury sustained from a fall.
mother,
Mrs,
W III iihii
I
Jimmy Kirby
and
Malcolm ting, who con 11 II lie, ill ol
he r daughter. Mi
MacNeil! hive gone to Oamp home of
Winona near Deleon Spring* for th u r Br a n g ji.
a two weeks' perioj.
No
i In
Ji
hitMUI
Ui'l
Mr. and Mrs. J T Sn.im not
Miss Alice Green of Jackson
ville is a guest of Mr*. Frank R. baby rrtumesl 1st niglu it,on
Jessup,
Ga.. wliele i|o , u n
MscNclll *t her home on Park
called on Thursdnv I...................
Avenue.
an arrideul sustsliod t.v
Mi
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Swain's brollirr.
Neill have a* their guest, Mr.
MacNeill * mother from Augusta,
llnvf v Ml,
Mrs r . F
Ca.
Miss 1.mi Cj>nr and David
Germain, Ruth of Jackaonvtlle,
were visitor* in Hanford yester
day.
•in**”
iheeti of rUtllc net. with
the Iuiuiioui virtkncu ol At llul
oid} Nj Ion achirvTil Perfnt toi
wear under ila li. iborti. altri
nooa and cvcrun| {lotbo Ihe
two model* dlutltiled have dr
t h o w tuppotltn to tint
they can be worn with ot without
hmc (The combination. 41.; i ,
sibli leg tvsivs.lt lot itockinglcu d*jt ) N)
loo GOSS AMOUR JUNIOR* it svs.l
side in trvrrsl it)lci ol paiitin, itcji on sod
(uoibnulwns. While and baud flu* • uni,
Mrs J. E
it Mil
Jackson left S i i ( nt i DV
f1
w hii
t\
ford,
N
spend n few tin v* In 1
lo N ew a rk , N
Y . fill
mRinftf'r of flip “imiuit
Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Tumrr
Mi«s Donna Mnrgun Mi
nnd
I <no.
itor* of Mi Turtier'i parrnts. Mr. ten Hilliard
■n
anil Mrs It W. Turner at their I.eadrr. who have
guests of Mr nnd Mi
I
home on 1’srk Avenue.
Morgan on klrrlh- .......... ..
Mr. and Mr*. R. R. Pippin and returned tn Plulndi l|dn ,
daughter*. Gladys, Elisabeth and where Mis* Morgan will i>
■eggy have returned from point* her studies st the I'i ■ I'll
in Alabama when
they visited School of Nursing
with rrlstivea for 10 day*.
nt Tamps were the weekend vis
Mr. and Mr*. John Jones
rliiblren. Martha and John,
have returned homa from a
cation spent In Kansas with
u m iW 'in d fetwijs. , , , 1
THE YOWELL CO
S I ) Ip
SANFORD, FLORIDA
The ancient G ti<l
i.-. I ....
and
Jr., their time from II > I. genii nv |,<
va ginning of Ihe tllj popig g ,,, .
rel-
N o.
,'t i
1 h iel;i— n
i.i i o n
\l|i.v«'.-|
ei*'|M‘ n i .i i l e o l
I iilo /r
VuI n
h n - .i I'iiiniv
-trip e ;
remov
« h ie
w iish iih le
tlii k i i ;
feu
thei
l o l l , go ii'il - k i l l . S u e
-Tl COSSARD ^ « s
IJ In JO.
Word hat bean received Ihat
Miss Mabel Chapman is on the
staff o f the (llrl Seoul Camp
Chnwrnwah on Black Greek, at
intermediate unit assistant.
B IR T H D A Y
N
C.
Mincy
Emms Jane Robbins
DAY
Early!
Miss Virginia Colbert, bride
elect nf Apopka, waa recently en
tertained by Mrs. II. J. Laney *1
ler home on Dream l.ake. to
whirh Mlsa Elisabeth Whittier of
Sanford and Mist Kathryn Law
ton of Oviedo were Invited.
OLD FAVORITE
S l> l(’
IRENE1
? A DREAM!
ITS A SCREAM!
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Mr. and Mr*. W. B, Kirby and
children, Fanchion and Jimmie of
Augusta, Ga., are the guests of
Mrs Kirby's sisters, Mrs. 7. II.
Its'llff and Mrs. Frank R. MarNelll.
BAPPY
.
Personah
Mr. and Mrs. Philips Miss Carter Will
Honored By Friends Marry Fred Miller
• with the te a m l e t i
rters
•hat l o v e slocking*
IN T H E
W IL D E S T
ROM ANCE
• ilimi w herever il louche!
g l v e i firm c o n tro l with
freed o m
r g 9| E V E R S E E N
£ 5 1 , O N THE
jg | I
SCREENI
For the first time, girdle and
gaiters In one seamless piece,
N il.
iT t
T h e i l.i — ii 1rs-:■I ineiil o
n it o n
lin t * r*-■••■ i- height
eneil liv Ihe -t ill to d no\i'llV
p o e k e lS h u t 11 |ie
I m m I>
w illi e x i t .I w h ile
w :i-h.lh le
ioll.il
I’ l'iirl hill lo ll-, leitlher
S izeh e ll. Inn |ile:itiil - b i l l
$795
/ft
of sm ooth liquid 1st**, soft
as your sklnf Slims you mag
ically, helps Improve posture,
com fortable for all-occasion
wear.
N o bones, n o scanu,
n o etitchcaf Delicately flower
scented in pink, blue or white.
Special Reduction On Draperies
Hoc Nylon yarn nukes fine Nylon Modririjf
When knit with such close attention to iffipof-'
tent details."Archer Nylon hosiery enters its'
Ktood spring with new laurels t i n m f j wooj
The scans art{'even'! finer dud bc&m;' the
smooth fit better than eve. J n P w i n ii a it W
ytxn dyed In lovelier cplota; Bwy.yoor loafd
lasting Nylons in the nrw Atdwr^icnny or
( rrlnn nr ami nlip rover malrriabt— Mime
lenglhs. \ .-ilues from GUc tu 61.00 a c ard
nhort
3 YARDS for $1.00
LADIES SUMMER HATS
K lraw and parvis)
d all
and ahapcN,
f frilM
frltM .an
and
nil rotors
t
Chang uul price. ValucN
V alu e* llo
o k
1 3t .9
l 1 -
50c each
33 ).» pair!
YOWELL CO,
rQRD, fUMUDA
i ".fr
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f|tf ‘k.rfl ' ,
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375 *■>#^ i 1
1*.
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GENEVA NEWS
m F y a a s
0K A N 01, N. J , J wm 10 —
BILL’S PACKAGE
120-ss?; isntAsi &
r j S ta te. Men's tennis c h a t lonahlp yesterday by vollytng bU
w»| to a 1-0, L l , M , 8-1 vic
tory over Jade Kramer o f Rol
lins Col lee*.
Kramer and Tad Behroeder o f
GlaadaU. Calif,, national dou
ble* t|tlI*U, displayed tka need
ed power In the pinehea to down
Bobby B l n * o f Clinton, 8. * Cl,
and Wayne Babin t f Portland,
6-1, S-4 , fo r the
NEW YORK, June W - 4 P ) Frttd* Etrle inatato he isa't going
tp be too booty about form tor
an opinion of the whole United
State* Army Just became be ha*
men At (Call Me Bunny) Dart*.
Welterweight Champion Frital*
dram “Soldier B oy' Bummy aa
a playmate at the Polo Ground*
Tuesday .In a 12-round non-title
ioeale. And be docen t think It'*
f 'TIe OniOf'Efcht
; Brnfard Country .Clair* %olf
team laat to Daytona Beach b*r*
yesterday by iwo point* a*-the
vialtort rcored II tollte* la the
four matebea by winning two and
tytnr on* In the second of the
Tntor-cily conteata, •
t
The locals rained a halt point
over their total of last week by
acorlnf a total o f 17 yesterday
acalnat 16 U laat Sunday. 0.
W, Bpenter and Lawrence l.tindqulst cotnpoied the team - Ural
Won Its match by' flef*»tlng Ben
■ctegrJ and Dr. Dtexttl of the
beach toam by a tcerp'Of 0-0.
' ,P. BU Remit and Jebn fry rpllt
their match with Ban Enfflebert
and J*e Buidath, aa each .tram
•corad 4 1-J point*. Joe Marten
and Mag well B tew irtw .nl down
before the team; of Oy Yoon* and
Fraf Orimahew f f Daytona on
the abort end o f a 1 1j f — 7 t-7
aeora while K< J. Nelson end
Gena Baber bowed to Eubanks
d b l iy b b t — p iio n b
dvuMt*
Mill Supplies
frrigaUon-.Syatc*
- Expert Welding
NEWSMAN DIES
BIRMINGHAM,. Ale* J
—W - D r . Frank Wtttla I
known. throughout the 8<
f S f a n lin
ault
rm . a
n«*y
I ' f i be*n around • long tlm«, but
lb# wmf I figure It, I n e w b*4
i notter touch tU h this ono.
r m jronpa punch hi* head, off
T V fr r id
am»
tfs
aw>n IaaIt Ulrm
Naturally, Dummy has- got *
furlough from Camp llulen I*
Texas i to take . this match. Is
going to have something to »*/
about this. He’s been working
<S«dMC ukWdU
M tfM U M iM M
i fa n Cosi + e AUCiON
AaIO slat 2rice am Jo
• th iM JW A saA tm )
ftw ig g w m >V»1 m IW .I
m newspaperman
and
_.:.ilster, died her* Sunday,
Sued* altar
minister,
a Hugering (lines*. He was 78.
For many year* be win editor of
the Alabama Baptist, and Stew
became a specie! writer for the
Birmingham Age-Herald and Hr*
Lain J-» slowly improving.
,
Birmingham News. • III health
T . fl. Hunter and John Carter caused hta
retirement several
o f DeLand w*tw visitor* o f J. T. year* ape.
MrUIn, Jr., .Friday.
MaiV Louise, France*
and
7*m*W LeFH* returned, rridaV
from a two week* camping trip,
nt Peer Lake.
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M^a S mppIIm and He paly Hagvke J
•ad OEORCE STINE,. O tto**
' ,*ff iVsi’.'.r
Daytona Stock Car
Race Date Is Set
—
DAYTONA BEACH. Juna *0
Daytona Beach*# mW-
Bummer ijpah *** race* will bo
ImlA Jply #7.
I
F
vl
P
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napeachJufyS
the At D
o,
Ocala,
A»»-
YOT,
To.
<WM.U)
Po-
park at Daytona Beach. 1
pdmitfkm prices will pro
Iboto, baytooa (W U A) Po.
MONEY? •
• *'
If yee’re tklakisg of build
ing or nmodoliag, ask atawt
wlH arrant* a loan to carer
• V * W Ppr*»*ft * U « - Wa
la tar, material* aad ether
auat*. CoaraaJeat . amalkiy
& i,'d r t k n d i.‘
the Bt. Auguatlne
i ..loop’* fourth, ignr game July 6. wlU
|n«d tatting aveewg*
M.
>'
t .' OH the squad .ex
it «
inn, OsIneevlUe
IF.
«*«»J
(11-4) Po.
j ; ; - -..J „ t. . t
Let’s Fix Up
The House
, LeesMirg Po. Manager.
J00 or batter
■eK Mat
Thuwkfay
There’s Lots of
Thltiff* to be Done
Conrcy, LeaabOrg, AVe, JBt, T o.
Lee,
OrUndo,
Ar*.
Williams, Orlando,
Short. ,
f
SH ,
T
Po.
Av*. J14 Po.,
•
S
FnriW. ■Oabtoartlia, A w . «M , >p.
VyTtnxton,' P eU n d. A n M l. Po.
We’ ll Pajl Your jCgrpenJ
---- —ToFui-Your Home
M uljeikl, DeLand, Ar*. JW,* Po.
hand*, p olra the most talloto—
669, iWh/le 'Jta Pruitt of Oubwavilla 'waa Heond blah wlthiBDt.
Her* ar* the AlT-BUr teams
aa iclactad by 1^44 fans! r :
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Against DaLand
LdoWhardt, Oeala, Avs, .120 Po.,
. *daub.
-
llatper, DaUnd 110-6), Po. LHP.
Bleu*. Lteaburg ( I U ) Po LHP.
Swindells, Orlando
(Iftlt)
Po.
•fip*
( ! ■,
!■
McCann, Gainesvgl* (11-4) FoBHP.
Good, Leesburg, Po. Managar
o S r a y , Leesburg, Av*. A86, Po.
DeLand bat-bey
Lee. Orlando, Av*. .274,
Third.
Wllllami, Orlando, Av*. .214,
.■Short *
Pruitt, Gatnearille, Are. .260,
L e ft
Oroct, Leesburg, Are. -BIB.
.’Ccntt?*
CprrnU. Dayton*, Av*. S3f,
po.
l
Po.
Po.
po.
. adth a gjo*’
fh*d
toaali gelfyn.
Net
f f
Lir7 w m ^ top m ; ^ i t o |
that 1 >ma repair* and Improvodeleyei ■ihc more coatly they beUtere'i rbeily no need to put ofr
. We’l furnish the »ohey.
NO DELAY
CONVENIENT TERMS!
Po.
Daytona > o n
tofod bogsy,
11V. M
Thu more
monte-are
come. And
repairs'.',;
lid Pruitt, tai
AVENUE at
C t fy ls U n d
PHONE Til
AVK. AT SECOND 8T. 8
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MOSCOW, June
30, — W b t i l t h .30,000.000
men ale
ilnr bahmd Soviet lluailan
to bpbter the Soviet Ruaalin
I ngnlnvt Qerroany, pravila,
njnln Party new*i«apw)
d Sunday.
newspaper aalJ 10,000,000
r. , wv.nr.1 were +onin jy In the fit Id* I
Si; rnd 11.000,000 In factories and of.
L ’ fleet, Maiden the thousand* who
had gone to the front In medical
M trlee*.
, - t,
“ Women are u icfu l In mlltary
u nlli and military nfflcev,' T r iv '
da said, “ But the main tank now
(* working in tfc* h e r . No trac
tor, machine, o r combine Should
atop.'*
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can.' peace Sunday night and nf. network that the nation
had
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It For Cobb AM
Rath To Look Good
Thresteu To Falter
NEW TORE, Jana f T - W > Loe Nora ta p bla September
haavywalght champlomhlp fight
with Joe U ol* won't no more
than two or three round*.
“W ell net together pretty
qakkly and atart punching, ha
aey*. 'Then aomeono’a got to
fall. I think 111 gonna bo Joe."
T m a o r t Joe'll gq. down," taya
Roy Oar IIn, Ural*’
man*par.
"Goah, I’m a* aura of Lou win
ning now oa I am that' tho ran
will riee tomorrow.
“ I had o few llttlo doubt* be
fore tho Conn boot but no more.
Qoodnaa* that powder-puff punch,
■r bad Ural* groggy. Think what
Lon .will do to lim. Boy, Uni
would have knockod him itN f I f
ba had had blm tlat night,'
Ray aald.
•‘All tho** other boy* cower
before Jo* when they’re hit. Lou
won't . tower, He come* beck
rugging end carrlea the fight to
I*A ftar all," commented. Clod.
*ThU la a eUrlty match.'
In WadnaadnyV opening onj i i m i n t at Boaton, Cotta was
two eamMt but Inept old beae. tictorioua S and 3, Uia Bambino
ball Immortala renew their charity l i r l t f patter trouble and both
rolling feud today out ot Freeh ioarIny Into Um eighth*. If
noth aquiree It up by. wlnnlnr
•fee dew Country Club.
Conalderlng the cere that Ik today tMy will play the 1rubber
being taken. In fact, It would match in Detroit.
The Babe might do It too, .for
not b« aurprlalng to aoo both *f
them break into tha eevantlao. rreah Meadow U one of bla aOTA1 Clod, tha dob pro, had a eral “ borne" courteo and the
Wide fairway* are axcatlently aforce out with meaatu
itipted to Ua diaappeartan toe
Into Tbunday piloting
In tba exact center of tha greone, abotai lla hma ahot the layout
xo tint two putta ahould aufflea In 78 a number of titoea.
from nlmoat any point, ond -bo Even on Individual lit. Bobo wo*
*]ao hod them dulling off the t practicing hard Tbunday on
o 81. Alcana cram . which
ladlea’ tec*.
.
.Ordinarily Fre*h Meadow aU b*ar* no tlmUarily to freah
o very toogh propoalUen, alraWf-
S
A t O pr M a n
B lo t*
Y ou 'll Fin d Th e Best ) •
LIQUOR
The ltl> Delinquent n.al Batata Taa of the Clip of Baaf^rO.
rtorlda -la pot'ad- *t tha front door o( tba Cllr Mall np4
at tba front door ot tha Court jlouaa tn tha Cltr of Hhafard.
Florida, and will retail* an poatad from Juna tth, IMt to julgllh. tail.
v
'f Vi jf. ■
B r s n d y , Chnmpitfiio,
Wine, Gin, CorjUab, etc.
Free Pohrary.
rtM
IIM
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
All^IJeal Batale upon which l t <0 t u n hire not bean paid
and aaalnat which tax certificate* hart hot already boea laaoaO
will ha aojd at public auction on the Tth day of July IX I, rota,
nnoclne at la o'clock A. M. at tha front door of tho City ilaJ)J
I* Hanford. Florida.
J.
H. N. SAYER, City Ckffc '
Jfatber Arcade
you.
"Anyon# will tell you that
Baer la a harder one-punch
Utter than l.oula. He M rt a*
good n fin laher and bo won't hit
you a* many lime* but-blow for
blow ho hlta harder than Jo*. And
Lou 'took hla boat abate, dldnt
hot He not only took them but
ho pounded Max heavily, cut him
up and *cored technical knockout*
over him.
“ H bn can taka Baer’a punch**,
h* can taka Joo'a Sunday pitch.
“ And what about Joof Wall
ho won't bo able to taka Lou*
blow*. H* ha* abowa. that ho
dooan't take o blow any too w*U,
Rot tho#* who have bit and hurt
SUx
New Car
Production
p i Get Lower
■And Lower
Qb Account or The
n atatement that they would ro»
main In tho league through tha
m*on.
Daytona drew a llttla over 1M
fan* at each o f the laat two
homo gahta they pliyod. Newamen In tba praa* bo* Wcdneaday night laid the turnout war
typical of the crowd* at thla
ataga ef tha **a*on.
EXTENDS POSTAGE RATE
WASHINGTON, June 27. —
— (A P I—Proaldent Roooevelt or
dernl ThuraJay a thrve.rnonlh cx« nil over punching for the
tan. Ion—to SopL 80, 1MI, of tha
■h, It ahouldn't go more
one and one-half rent* a pound
three round*," Nova apeatag* tn book*.________*
^ t r w 'i a v r
| ' . T » Bolect From.
) 64d
M u
Mercury Fordor
N ow
slow-motha
•Tv# aald for throe jrvtra
I would
become
heavy-
“king
springs
h**
over mM*
change lmy
, mind.
...
I I'm more aura of it now than
.over before.
“ Folk* *ay'that I've got poor
'footwork arid that I can bo hit
fnally with a right hand. They're
, ylgbt—but who haa ever knockod
ima out? And don't forget Loula
la -abo eaay lo hit with a right,
I tan take-hla right batter than
to icon toko min*/' /
m o-
(or ..................(7BB.no
IM O Plymouth
D*L
Bpt. B rain.— 675.00
IMS Dodge Fordor
:fi*dan -------- 4M .00
& IS L 5J S S
■laata rv,iaoau>._u i u
# Longatl gprfngbat* of low prico. . . 4 Mg
dowMu acting od|w»foMo hydraulic ihocfc Mm
•otfrw*... sturdy X from*...plu* ¥30% luxury
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FLORIDA' BTATW LEAGUE
t iv *.-1 i ' i t ; L. Pet
•Land
MS
11 Aoguatln* ..... 41 S3 MM
Hand*’ d ..,..- . _u.. « Y t » MM
>«obvfrg
..TJfi.,»84 81 A ll
•Matin iBeach <
81 88 .400
abtoavllb U ; -U *-1I t 88 .488
cal* ]U l_LJ.ii.Ai-*i ISI'SO1 488
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itrr> ,r» f w i ™ • m r t ir ..'* m , h * -
E8ULT8
Urw .jutli-UJ.'.:’ 695,00
(Only gamM aebadatad).
GAMES TODAY
Orkudo at St. 'Atguttbie.
Laaaburg at DaLand.
Gahwavtlb at Oeala.
(Only gamaa acbadulad)
AVENUE
BANFOttD, F p f f l A ,
T E L ^ B
JJffi
COAST UNI
G lassiK ed A d v e rtise m e n ts
COLORED WOMAN wanta
!!»»• ,w?rk- Kalb RUay,
llnllto1 Atm
N U R S E OR heuta-claanar. Doro-
thy Grahim, >14 Holly A to.
RATHALE RN ISRAEL, 800 B.
8th. St, want* job aa h im or
cleaning houee.
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Snnfortl Is Tfie Only Central
Florida City Affording Kali, HlffcmJ
And NVnlcr Transportation
A N I N D E P E N D B f r N E W S t ’ A i'K H
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURD,
JU NE
Senate Votes
Extension O f '
Dollar Power
Roosevelt Also May
Operate
Stabiliza
tion Fund For Two
Additional Y e a r s
Civilian Daftnaa Chief Pioratio II. U tliia n lu , mayor o f New
York, ia greeted by Luella Tokley, o f Watertown, N. Y .t as he
arrlvea to addrau tha 16th national 4-11 Club camp In Washing
ton, D. C. He told delegate* that America refuses to be "in ti
midated by brute fo rc e" and recently ha« found It nerrasary to
apeak tha- “ harsh, brutal language that en-n thr dictators can
understand.”
W A S H IN G T O N . June 28. —<Ar>
— Hy a vote o f 40-20 the Senate
patent anil sent
to the white
hoimr today legislation conlinuIny for two
year*
Prraident
Rooacvelt'a power to revalue the
dollar anti operate a f2.lMMI,Ot)0000 atabillxatlon fund.
The dollar already hn< liven
rut to about 60 perm it of Ita
old poll! content. Approv.nl Irglxlatinn would permit an i d.litmnal
reduction to BO percent
Meanwhile, a 11 .260,01
rrraae In (unda for prire-pegiring
crop loan* w ai approved I y the
Senate Hankins Committer along
with a four-year eaten* Ion In
the life o f the commodity rreilit
corporation, irovernment
agency
that makra theae Inana
The committee atrurk out a
House - approved prevision di
rect Ioa the Beeretsry of Airtieullure tn maintain price* ut HR per
cent o f parity for food* or rropr,
the >iinduction of whl.di via* ex
panded to meet aid-drfenar dpmanda.
f
Alao redueed from five to four
years the extension of the crop
loan ayency.
Britain Uses Decoy
Planes O f Rubber
How
mi
American woman fled
l-arta, o few day* brfure the
Produetion Credit German
army rptcred the rlty
Faring nml finally reached
Directors Report tlaat
her native country safely was re
lated last night to a reporter
Hanford Herald. The wo
Year Of Progress fomanr Thela Mia*
Florence Bonaun, a
m
tmr b m__
m___________
j . o f f k . r ;____
whoa*
____
ratedreten-
tta* #gu Job Justified "fo r good
aad aafflclaai ■reason*.'* He pro
posed creation o f a special board
• f M b l f m r than flea officer*
o f H**f «g*#*t*l staff who** daclstoaa would bo final.
. Ha gold th* proposed purge
would not hit more than 2 per
ch#! o f tha offleara In each
grade. That* man, he liule*ed,
meat ha removed If they ere
"usable to
op under the
o6#lg to which* they must be sub
jected If we e re to build up a
m odem Army capable o f meetlag the present
demand*
or
Hodern combat*"
Rumors
i Escape
Price Set
Cotton Goods
rro vo conference, According to
Ralph B. Chapman, president of
the Sanford Production Credit
Association, which atnrea Sem
inole, Orange, U k f , Voluala, Bre
vard, and Otcoola countlea.
Aaopclatlona reperaented wen*
I! rad to ton, Florida Citrus, Galttravlila, Jhckwinallla, lakeland. Mi
ami. Marianna, Hanford and Mon.
tlcallo. Th* secretaries of the as
sociation* also attended th* con
ference a* did aevaral represen
tative* o f the Production Credit
Corporation o f Columbia and of
other units o f th* Farm Credit
Administration o f Columbia.
Plan* for further Improving thr
service which thee* farmer*' co
operative short-term credit or.
ganlggtlona o ffe r to their mem-
her* were discussed. Attending
from the Production Credit Cor
poration of Colombia were W. A.
Minor, Jr- president] Glenn R.
Miller, secretary; and Jack Frost,
assistant secretary- Th* roundtable diaruision* were participated
In by all of th* director*.
Reporta submitted at the meet
ing revealed tha! aQ of the as
sociation* represented had a good
year In 1940 and that all of them
a n doing what they were created
to do—furnishing their member,
with short-term credit service at
tha lowest coat poaaibi*.
Attending from tha Sanford as
sociation In addition ta Mr. Chap
man wore C. R. Clonti, John
Maiach,-Br4 directors, and J. R.
Davidson, awrrstarytreasurer.
Th* Sanford aeaociatlen has to
data mad* B1 loaaa this year to-
liv c l in T*arla, anJ continue.I to
remain in th* city she lo v H when
war was dcctarwl early In Hvptcinhor, 103U. During the winter
she With other I ‘arta1aiia went
through the difficulties of air
nilda and bUckonta. but felt the
city wa* In no danger from the
Natl Invader*.
In early flprimr It tecamc ev
ident that the German* were ,r t tlnv dangrrouily close to I’aris,
and Ilka other* in th* rity, Mis*
Benion decided to leave.
Hundreds of other* were pour
ing uut o f the rit/, the related,
and she had difficulty In getting
transportation arrangements First
she hn.| to gf> In the police and
obtain permission to leave. In aildltlon to this permission, she also
had to obtain * “ aauf conduct."
w h lrlf assured *nfe (.assagr, out
of tha country.
A fte r getting her paper* in or
der, Jbe next Job was to get
passage on a train. Krarh one
leaving*' Pari* was narked, and
paraon* who
were left
beIJnd
sometime* broke
through
tla
IS* at the railway station to
np on tha trains, MU* Brnaon
C
said.
The Bureau o f Tourism finally
htllied the American woman se
cure a train tickat, and she left
tO s a llM N
r s f . Tarval
Over Million Marked
For Standing Health
WASHINGTON, Jun. 28, —
(A P>—RapreaentatWs Gree.t of
Florida aald - tha gtifcmment
probably would spend |l.t»5JKK»
for aanltary and health facillGaa
In tha Csmp Rlanding area under
th* Lanham community facHUlea
bill.
Thee* expenditures were listed
*■ “ firm* priority" project* In reH AVKRFO ID . Pm. Jo#* *S timate* submittad
by Hecurity
—
— MtdsWpuun Jot Hunt Administrator Paul V. McNntL
hod to M a g out k k lm v it M t
Th* Lankan hill he* been peered
hp both th* House and Senate
and a conference committee has
adjusted diff,reners between the
two branches. I t I* expected ta
g* to tha WhR* House sojn.
Midshipman Hunt
Goes Into Finals
Jbd Investigated
For Taking Photos
Wrecked Russian B ridge Fails To
Halt
Nazis
Hitler Says He Will
Announce Big Suc
cesses On Sunday
I m M IM N. June 18. — ( A P )
I lim n "all beyond control"
note Tef I racing In the la y o r*
t Mil tier man port of Itl lata
mid it* atiipyarda aityr an
iirmxinHv hi'Nivy night attack
in Hnlinh iMimbert — t*a
-i H nin'iUli
411
I
m ii .I i
—
G in M IJ i
t iirh(. Indicating th#
ll\
of
la*l
-.tnl i (hr
■•It'i il i hr
Hu - ihii ilr .t iii.lion of the frontier hrldg*
in barkk’ ’ . nod fails to lialt the invading tierman niIn.
I'omeei 11..op— have erected an
auxillaiv l-ii.lge Hloiigai.le the wrecked ore
n >i ii n«1r *al nvotlal airidariA* liu i- flit in nil j'Rt ti* of
Florida a ic e x p i r e d . . lu r * up
morrow to eompi u* In th© >■*<*
•ind rtomml iih *h «t»«»n*orctl hv
i ha
Sonfold
itotm v
t!lnl> in
cnlljlim I mn with
I ho
Sanford
Modi' I lit i- ( Mult I hr mrrt w i'l
g « i muhli way hi IM|0 n clurh
il g ||< oh( in ii ri it i 11uI o i» |ml t
CPitM win. h will he H iirtw n l*
News Brief*
LA. Col. Georg* A . l.eCott- and LA. Karl
NordgMn,
whu
hare here stationed at
Oam i<
Blanding, are taking adre#c<-.l
traialng at Ft- .Bannln |, G a, sceerding to tha Kiwan t hullatin
Bath are Saafard re* dents • and
member* of* th* club.
In MitcfiaJm
imrlhHfRlrrn
11 •• Mr M iuM ry announced.
Ilw
nnmmiwrmcnl
til
I'irt 11*• hn
wavfs of d a y
It i-1 littmlifiN war*
r o a r lif
--it ntiaiti itirr (he N a M-Im M
Malrnlm MarNrill. 1.1-yrar-.il
son o f Mr. and Mrs Frank It
M arNelll, 823 la rk Awsui- * •rating "supper I he other nlvh*
when the telephone rang. Wl - "
he answernl It, he found It '
tie hi* father, ratling from «oi> ■
whrry In the Bahama, via shm
lo-ahore telephone
Across several hunitred at.i
o f land and water, falhvr .i- -l
Finn
son had a nice chat about w *'1' |,o mo t lid-<>n itn iiii -iiii
i.wni.l to ih<- in-.I p i"iip . I l.-iB.
each had been doing Mr M
It i- i.n u til.-ni " t , mid Kiio.h. i
Neill, who returned last nlgM
ilhl.oo unit, ii wdl Ik- given ns
reported good lurk fishing.
the fir-t prise in < ln-o A. To
midi..... , lb,
IfpifrmiiiM KI.M-lric
Sum-.- tritpliv will hi- given to
the Sanfnid fli.-i win. k.-.-p. hl»
pain- in t l.o ni. the hingest.
SiM-ctgtnr*
arc
In vil.il
to
watt I, tlir moot, anil no ailtolr.lon will be rbnigw l. "W o want
ns r.nuiy Ranf.ild peooln as pns.
alhlr tn rniiu- nut mid sec whnl
the hoys an- doing." »nld W I*
G ty
llnfmann. one
" f I ho
fliers
Sao'lw lrhrs ninl i-.dil .It ink. w ill
ho nvnilnhle
n. M. Papworth returned y>
Welching in of pliino- nn.l roterday from a trip to Allanti. elatratinh will tnke pin....... 8 311
City.
o'rlrwk
Alining Itn- jtnnfnnl Iniys who
Frank Baker and Mildred K> <
atea, both of Orlando, ware I- aro ,-xporti'd t.. niter the composued a man-lag* llrenga at tl.< <ii inn eTe VI F Hnlleyhead. 111!
1v Hntlevhead. W H llnfmann.
Court Ilouae yeaterdaf.
Hale llnfmann. Wade Slngh-tacV.
I’ark,
J. L. lngley. prasidepl of ti- lam Thurmond, Fharllo
Rotary Club who was ! .lelegsi- llmmio Ingloy, Alfred Doudncy,
Armhrewolor.
James
ta tha International corwei.tloa at Franrl*
Denver, Colo., will mak* a repi.n Trawlrk and F.rne-t BmlheMon.
at th* Club’* luncheo* ineetlm
Monday, It was announce! toda>
Column Which Pene
trated I n t o P o
lish B u ffer Zone
vSaitl Turned Back
Moscow Reveals
Other Victories
and motoriie.l troops
across toward thr front
ficlal German .apli.ni
from llrrlin
Sttn ford Children
Will Be On Radio
Two
uppiar
Sanford Resident Hnv
Unusual Phone 'Coll
NUMBER XM
Russian Army Uses Tanks
: And Planes T o Rout Nazis
Pnthusiusts From Ail
Parts O f Florida
coualn of Mrs. It. M. Arm It* go,
who la now vUltlng tha A m it a g * *
at tfo lr Chhlir Certm 'orr-th# gan-
*r M rbtfrw fergtftf prfn p t «n
t e t M t vblariaglalatltn empowtr|ag«4M< A r «r N c rttiry to re
Member Associated Press
1011
Model Airplane Turtle Race At Fort Mellon Park
Won By Randall Goff, David Back
Meet Expected
To Attract 5C
Flight From Paris Before Nazis
Arrived Is Told By Visitor Here
I
28.
Domeatic Airlines
Face Service Cut
with 22 Percept nf their “ rolling
stock” slrrndy turned over to
Great Britain, were represented
hy official* Friday a» llkrly to
rut their arrvices throughout th*
United Hlalee. —
Thli IIUIho.il emerged after *
secret conference Thuradsy night
of he*ds nf msjor lines with Ed
gar 8. Gcrrell, president of th#
A ir Transport Association
of
AOarka.
....................
Gored I inf.irmrd the airline
chlata they would have to give up
I t more transport planet to Great
Britain within the next four days
and yield an additions! I I on
Aug. 1, The British used tht ships
for troop tram ports In the Near
Eaxt nod elsewhere.
is planning construction
>nt to recover magnesium
min* from salt water, th*
wpartment of Omiaotee
Hanford children
im
tfVA
March
will
i>l
(iHiiwl 1'iugiam tomorrtiw
|gj,HU o'clock ov«r the Nationa I ItroaiJrAatingf r«ni|»arx> '*
wre|k, ihoug.i neither of thnu
kmfwk the othrr will
I hi two are Lydia WirbuMt,
iLughtrr of Mr, ami .Mia. A
Wrelmltii.
nml Audrey Hath,
tinughicr of Ur. and Mr*. Philip
It. Until. Lydia tin* litteli via
IMrig hei aunt in Phihitiftphsii
mid will go tu Now York from
tht'ii" Audrey i» #|n-ruling thu
•urtumi with her ginml|ui ran I a
Hi Now
York l lit* jirugr**in
will tic heard over
station
WDItO, Orlando,
nlgtilMn Al*
HrltUh mcknowlof 12 bombora
it iiiimhrr in fir m s of prt*
' i.'H- ji• launii ledgrd Ki h m o i
I.
iiiul
i...lu\
M oscow ,
its
r e p o r t-
tniikit,
plan#*
iiilillc r v
ill h lit x k r io f
ha < roil lot! n G e rm a n
on which IhkI cut d##p
th e P o lis h l i u f f e r i o » .
te
stnuHhinjf
of
tn la
i , o h the
Ituaalana
aaW,
i,| e
Biinirwhare
weal dt
,
out 20 mile* Inalda
pi o'pc i and about
409
•lit liweal of MOSCOW,
i . .V . )airnc ,1
two
o tW
■.111.
victories—annihilation
. ,o regiment In tha Rae-i
,
of I’ nmer troopa' 1*1 n
>eetnr of Poland.
f-n in t
in of payment fo r O l*vu | «
wild .-nnnil.slism and .....■
impudent
violent*
.t f
in nn.l
nation*
ha* ',,-4
•no ted Musrow.
<■ .
1.1tin come word that
I.
i lei's
field hea.lquar.
i.nimunrrd that
"our
e« m the eastrrn thia-i war will he made
a -penal announcei«tii «•r ilivUinna RleAlf*
J. B. Ray, 55,
Dies A fter Six
Weeks’ Illness
J It Ray. 6h, died in Haiti
Hum*, Mil . At r, 10 I’ M. KrMny
•i ft »*r nn illnruN i.*f nli Vff*i*k«
Horn nt UArnw«*)l, H r , hit r«rut*
In Snnfnnl In IUI -’T nt train tlH
|intrlur for thr Atlantic f y i s t
l.ln r ruilroail
lie nnlerrtl thr
arivirr nf thr railway In ID01!
nml formerly wan employed at
Wityrrnnn, (1a ,
Survivors Include his widow,
Mr* Mauds Rsy of Sanford, A
daughter. Mr*. Byron H. fltelihrnn, Tsm pa; a non, Troy Ray.
hanfurd: a gramlnon. T roy Ray,
Jr., alnn o f Hanffirtl, and four
liritflirm and thrrr nlntern.
The hotly tn bring nent from
Itntl inmre. Funeral arrangrm-ntn
under thr direction of Dvr Ericknon Funeral Home, will W made
later.
.
.V'p'i
-w
ii
gr m l
irlanguUr
Siiviot drfrnacs In
hind in a drlv# lolhiM?tiH today, bill
• fin I'ug* T«##|
l.sikc Monroe’s USO
Drive I h Under Wky;
. I.... . chairman of th>
Mootin' diviniofi of
\Ym
.1
.S tiv iif
OrgsnliatltJh'A
f*ir futnln, said
today Ha
14tI In make* a t-ninplsta rt*
on ilir vtitnjiaigtt by
... . mng
't ile ii were
ni!" in Lake
named At
A
Monro® Th'ilfi*
mulit They were Mrs. Rea
..I M i. It A. Good eased.
M ...I., Walter Price. Chari**
..... Stafford and Alvtn
.il, A
It. Peterson, Sann .,1 e-iat.- dealer, spoke at
Mrs. Woods, Former
Resident Here, Diea
i in. i r. Nlilent of this city, dlAO
1hidi -lay morning In
TampAf
,.<>.1 lip' funeral was hold Thttrt*
PenHaeola Said Only rl iy iift«'inoun at 5:00 o'clock*
Hun.it was in Myrtls Hill C«m *City With Paralysis I *r v, Twin pa.
Survivors include two dAOfw*
1•*rw# Mra. Lynn Ilow tll o f 8 a» *
T A L L A H A S S E E . Imre ’•*
( A P ) Thr Riftli' Hnurd •<( II im Ii Ii
nml Mis®
Annie
W U **
rajMirtrd todnv ihit pensarubt i VN'n«HI# of Tampa; two cona, Mm*
thr only Florida rlty that
niiv f 114 Woods o f Sanford and
infantile parnlyaiN nt thr jirt'anil mon Woods of Camp B liiid lif i
nml two sisten and two brotHATO,
time.
Dr. Ilarry R. Smith, dlrortur of
tp Idem ini fig y, pisLi 2 1 eit-r- I■-**1
KILLED IN WRpCK
been reported from I ' - ' i f u r o l ire
At'GUSTA, O*.. Jun# It , —
extreme we*tern Florida.
Miami. In cxtn-mr Bii(itbcrn lA I't - Mre. J. M. Porter, about
Florida, had 42 caaca rarlii-t tliii- f.n. Ilf Charlotte, N. C- wai killed
year, but nn css.- ba> bii-rt rc and two daughters, Agnes and
ported thrre for three wet-ki, I lx. Klirabeth, were injured this Vridav ntnmlng when tkelr autaSmith eeld.
Summer rvtort atcai hnv<- nu mnbile struck a pole naar Augus
ceeea. Dr. Smith aald, and “ we ta Mrs. Porter and her daaghtMa
can aec no reason why visitors were cnroule home from Owls,
should not enme to Fluiuli. •• Fla.
Contemplated.''
LOCAL W E A T
A toffee percolator is a, i«*cnUal as a typewriter in many lira.
Partly cloudy
tawl
■Ilian business office*. Brasilians
drink tha beverage several time* Sunday, with scattered
thundershowers.
# day.
:? - v ‘
-
‘ .
�ad Won
<M Kci
'.
Of the utmost tmpoctabto"!
the pooplo In the various 4
County Is the establlihtaeftt H
Unit as outlined yesterday to tK
one at a time of
present when the
tuTriiMutv os
pu d iic
Sh m OIM fW
nal emergency inch aa the
D6 csnra upon to umicrjjo
before In their llvft, la the
S dern
In n rago
rearguard
[tltlng, and atm wars holding
ru t In lb* south,
1040. Military atyerta
A great German-Soviet Unk ehrilti* that perhaps
teflhary might w w a 1
ncuiui,
ThU County Health Unit7If totabHshad have would
“
........ I
........ et, senltaty df/ltor and:
ihenko v u eallad la. Slowly,
twwfatmdy the s a w -rolled lu
stir together. Finally tha Mannerhelm Line w ar amaehad, and TlTBOiheriko was a Rum tan here.
Statin named him OcfCbto Mmm lsur ever Kliment Voroahtloff,
who became chairman of the de
fense committee, a backseat Job.
Immediately Tlmoehsnkb atartod rehaahlng tha polltic*-tnff*tril
army. He iwdoecd tha political
emulator*, Installed tn the early
day* when the Soviet Waspt gore
of some of its officers, to tha
statu* o f assistants. Ila melted
cffleers ranks, which had been
abolished la lamd of comMaddr■nips
T i l loua graucai
tign im n i
ships Ql
of rattan*
grades, tightened
disci pine and enatsd decor* Horn
pf m erit
ffa sent officers out for more
field work, staged war games
that emphasised morn unified offrnshrea and more flexible dew
fenscs. nuuInn military Journals
«ald (Ttmlln httaself had ordered
Timoshenko to undertake reforms
"based on the eaparjenoa o f recent
ware."* presumably the Rtuwo-Finnlsh campaign and the Eureptan
assistants who would devote the entire time to ferreting
out cases bf contagious dEsotoe t i preventing Ite spread,
both by Isolating the patient ii hstile rest Of the eotnmunity and by curing the disea
* .!* I ..■««** »*
rendered lo the community
to danger A
infection or contagion and to
well again.
It the work of tho unit wero confined
seas* aknm it would bo well worth tRgea
of cases of this disease In Sembfik Cbunt
and up to now It is still possible -for pari©
go without proper treatment so MCOMnry
atoM isolation so ns not to ent*d<to Mgr
era, and In fhet to carry the dteefte F W t
or jMaem of business where everyone nay Tge more or
tom exposed.
The County Health Unit would tfiaks thb tort of
would also have the power and fe ilttlft for
ptoven of persona with dangerous ease* so
slttle spread to other etnploy*tf,Diay be itf
this is but a small part lof ,the work <
Health Unit but It server to ishbw the ext
it goes in protecting the healtMibf tbe coi
some sort of thoroughneaa ta retried oUbiW
tuberculosis and other Infs
held for Instruction In progreatly reducing the haft
lug the chances for heali
work toward improving
sod throughout the cdunty VouW**
( t o t VIVRI *twm
o§ w
KfWn
As for the expense of the uMl . ■•Pi'
ill
equally by the taxpayers of the t»un
For every dollar which 8eminoIe “Cot
defraying Its expense* the State coni
lar. Aa an Indication of the Imports
County Health Unit is viewed fa 61
N • ** of % : Atole.
Uncle Sam’s n f l U
iii-ii
~ ' 1 il'i^ln m rj 1
j
'
Se m i n o l e c o u n t v
COURT RECORDS
WARRANTY DEEDS,
L. K. D. Inc. to Ebaw J. Toll.
Dsvta, Jeff et tn to Jcffsrooa B
Dsrio, Jr. and Lens Stephen*
| j jh
hr
(to GVrrnah'1'people Would he
"made known abertlv."
Moscow’s acknowledgement tha*
’ ho Red Armies had fallen back
n Lithuania and old Poland be*or* two German' armored col•mn*. seekln* to rut o ff Minsk.
V While Rut'lnn ranital," im
piled an aggregato German pen
tratlon 120 mileo deep In Rutdan territory in that area.
i
SW
a
3. a
* *
M oiriM A G H
et tn and T .'W
jDRLANDO, .June
- alftoAa r.ttow time
i otrttor
quarterly! uocl
dan ntnnt ftSlWof
i i f « n w i r B a w »' yrraver..
«f ,1
iWr+fSr >ihw ■> M a r .' •' Hot lo tmanatee
: Reonrlty Bqf
to g n /n 1^ ^ '1^
i raalnd* oaipUjmra, Jn, j
Planned.
W A U t o ln -d u iir t ,
Wd mcrrlv tn do' away with
far above estimates, and, will < rtabtlalLM'aMr M M fA rilb.”
toys the Miami Herald, T h r
the
}
^ yvftr., endlnir. nluly 1, will cotM ty h am ty and
there trill bo no trouble h r si endtHf ItT7h~fS»rtHQ_n "
tesdy spent and a few .bUllila in rtdllfflii; " -|T •
“Total collections for the year ato^fttM atoS 1Al‘ ttl*
000,000,000, exceeding the I t 16 mark by ftMrty ULOOO.000,000. The huge receipts are attributed, to the new tax
bills and to tho rapid Increase In the national income to
<th*r problem* of- omployor-omilove ralatlons- to Ui* normal
’bailed* of haUoctfve bargam-
oltoNt
I’Wg.-'-CoJ *t*i i f f l W ,.n”WiifW«•a,,
BIRL, I. KTlX^D BY TRUCK
RESOLUTION
ts&jstssi
i rijss
^ IW 'W IM w n add tc
COURT)
ORDER DAIRY
CALVES
*tu»t adit tha cTutfleycr to «tork
MAYO—Lafayatu count* 4-11 .
Sark on hla rMbtdS' and Mipply ■lab bey* have atkod Count* W
to « m t information. Homo- Agant E. J. Albritton to help
Mrnea the employer has fSltWl to
Icy German domination,
herlanda
govvmmmt
have the tnastiry anni
Workers
loath iho expectation
ive. If this trend wouJ
see the two meet and
cauip for natlbniil to
■ a p iu | «r.
fotppletod totV.
e j* manning ,aj
'
log exploded.
*'
i.
*?f UMHIRW Ml
M,
WRECK
ATJJtNTOWN, > Pm- Jmm f t .
- f A P t — Ati wtomoMIe la whkd*
TWm Rlnrilrw* North, toad ef
Rinding Brxttom, JUVwtta and
W W g ft
! O f E 53
f
JACKSONVILLE, Juno D , —
'A P I—Gloria Ktlatoth WlUon, 5,
waa killed Friday Or (to waa ran
war ky n truck.
‘ ^
’ to
. . . ___
truck,
_________
booked___ J. J* Craw- A
ford of Lakn Batlor, waa datalaod *
ponding an (nvm|igaUon.
'
•urrWcNANcwY
An official of the Pollah go*«r
to and hla countryman wore prof11
yaan age, When they were
planning hew to reclaim their
land from Oermany and Snmia,
•to new hsra occeptad It aghia.
Today’* wiled government I*
ta nltSMt tto asm* binds as that
Qt* r *
j
^
Jttaa » , —
I P )—Bldner inilmkn, OPM »*- •
W h to dlrmffnr, snnounced IYItsy that nn'effort would to mod. *o c*ubll*h' "wm*'' » gratwent*
u! Setween lobor and management £
' arnment'ln actually >not 'being ible
m utS-Sam!
—
as Is appropriated.
— — — -------—
;
In Med stand now.”
•
alsn waa one o f the first to go •
Bolshevik.
Hit most satisfying personal
triumph probably came when he
led his army Into Da*ears bln.
ceded to Rum Is by Rumania last
»sar. Tlmoahenko waa torn In V
Bessarabia <s years i*eo and had
aaan hit home-land fall to Ru
mania after tbe World War. Camm u m srere present for hda re
union with hi* family after 80
y e n , and much wai made o f It #
In R nation papers.
Employers Ashed Labof, Man:
To Rie Correct Zones Are
Wage,[Statements WABITlNflTOw!
,fir in 0 -to—r» i
id.r ,
About » generation ago otieM ik^RM W
Ml * it ill
i
AmeHe* was "Brewster's
the th«> difficulties which a man ewo6a*easd»4wutwhw to
Work For Reunion With
.
•
r towering, round-headed Timo
shenko’s military carter began
when, aa a poissnt youth, ho was
Ity putr up .toward
louteg another doi,
ce with which the
ter quarters. la tho
- first quostlon asked by tnany possible new. residents or
winter visitor*, "Do you have g. County Health Uni I T
•f
,^ °wf dny8 ,nny0Tlc hesltateg to k>c*te n any cUMmUiV
’ " ity that Is remiss about this or antiquated 1q ta mdUtoda
Ut# of dealing with -public health
{
j P |u ill
“*
■ « troops SM
r In l a l t l
the gigantic
the SevWtS claimed they h*
Htried heavy lots** <m tho In-
�FT
rr. " 1 - 3 tftjjL
Sanford Visitor
) Describes Flight
Before Germans
XpUBINE BEAL; SodK* Editor
Calendar
studenla In Seminole County to
•tehect the boy or girl to com*
pete fo r the $100 music scholar*
. ship, offered h r Stetson Uni
versity School o f Untie, will be
• ghren In the Woman’s Club at
8:00 P. U .
.
A Tba members o f the Womans
•Club are asked to meet at the
Club House to ecw' fo r the Red
Cross,at 9 JO o’ eock. Those will
ing to cut ora urged to report.
Women’s Society of ChrUUan
Service of the Methodist Church
• w ill hold “ open house'* from
7.00 p . U . until 10:00 P- H . Hi
the pentonage, honoring
Rev.
and Mrs. W. P. Buhrman. The
pnblle Is Invited to attend,
TUESDAY
Members o f the Eastern Star
kre eglerd to meet at the Wo
man's Club where they will tew
fo r the Red Cress at D;30 o'clock.
The Woman” # Club will have
^ th e first o f a series of parties
• a t the club house at 2:30 I*. M.
A bonus of 50(1 will be given
all the ones who am on time.
Mrs. I* E. Spencer and Mra. J.
Roes Adam* w ill be eo-hostease*
for the afternoon.
•
WEDNESDAY
Members of the Woman's Club
will sew for -the Red Cross anJ
Mrs. J ..W . H alt will be In
charge. They are asked to mod
at 9:80 A. M7 ‘
' .
•
m iH tS D A t
w The members of the P. E. O.
will « q r at the Womnn'a Club
fo r Ihe Red Croix from 2:00
P. M. until 4:00 I*. M. Mrs. H.
O. RhinhoMr, Sr., will ba In
Charge.
• The Bundles for Britain Club
will aponsnr o dunce at the Ar
mory beginning at 0:00 P. M.
Norman Rraslry amf his Flor
ida rowbnya and eowglrla -will
forn l'h music for danrlng. Tlck« * • msv be obtained from Mrs.
R. A. Newman, Mrs. IL J. Ilolhr, Mrs. Frank Shames, Mrs.
Fardyco Russell or Mrs. A. W.
Knox.
tfi it ' m i l ) A T
•
Members o f ihc Central Circle
of- the Sanford
Garden
Club
Will rpoflsor, the sewing cession
at the Woman's Club..on Oak
Avenue for the Red Cross be
ginning, at ,9:80 A . M. ,
Students L e a d
I'^rnfna ■wur-jiMp* 1:00 ©‘clockj
MiniMii («v 1{rv a , llortk Iluhrmati;
hy
Winn ‘ iiumi
lU rk e?
XltuitlMV
M m In# iif the
■if XI «•Hitt tin. *
!\ M.
UV(1iir*,|H> ;
7 in I* *1
Robert Smith U spending the
meknd in Tampa with hU pa
A
Or U nd o
has
with
Youngest Officer
CAMP BI-ANDINH, Juno 28.—
(Special).—Second lJcot, Julian
P. Myrick. of IJtteland on duty
here In the ll« lh
field artil
lery'a headquarters
hslterv (a
St. Petersburg unit) l« believed
to be the youngest office.- In the
31st Division. He Is 21 „ years
old.
Lieu tenant Myrick » t i born
Aug. B, 1BI9, and waa graduated
from Auburn College In 194B. He
waa In the Offteera’
R.lerve
Corps and wq* actl»at*«l Oct. 4,
1949, Just 88 days after his
twenty-first birthday.
Hathaway Appeals
-For Ouster Review
T A L L A H A W liir Jun# 28. (A P ) — Dr. Fons A, Hathaway,
ousted director af th# Stale F.m-87,. while frsUrnlty ploymrnt Barrie*, asked the su
|a a eeora qf Tf.70. preme court Friday foe a review
• upon the apparent Ol hla case.
He wae dismissed by Governor
Holland Mar. 14 an . general
charges o f Inefficient operation of
the aorvtee. Th* merit system
advisory council o f th# State In
dustrial Commission affirm# 1 Ihe
dismissal. Hathaway dented any
toafflctency existed.
Hathaway said ba waa ap
pelated aa th* highest scorer in
W merit system examination prrsfribed by the federal government.
Invitation
Hoard
ip**llng
to
all
et
Ih*
Ito/tii
H tye nd U K
H|op
Light
rinrpn©* M Me I Iona Id, Fa at or
S» i ih L m Hflmol
5 15 A M.
Moi ninu WnrAhln
! l -flo A. If.
M *1 Wrr-k rr.ij rr Wnlnesday
« no «.•« !«•« k |» W A ll w lm do no l
»■■!■»•*« fie r-- ctinin to th© T a b » r «
ntcln
y tilj; w f l c u m * a w i i l t i y ou
Mtsa Mary George of Leoroaa,
8. C , Is.the guests o f Mrs. W.
S. Bagwell.
rm »T
I, M-TIvT r lllU C H
"
I* llii.i.k-, J,, r»»tnr
I’.irk » , »
eih «|rr,|
.1.1, K. hi.,.1 s IS A. »t.
|| a U.
i .IMiie t'liliiii J t- M
'•■"ii* Ui,|*hl|, I |-, y|
8 ft. Glenn Govocek o f Camp
Standing haa arrived to spend a
few days with hla family.
••In.-.I ,, -rrvli-e > I*
** ....... fur I hr Itnr.l
people cried In the sin-cl* when
Ronnie Pickett will leave Mon Marshal Petain Informed them
day for Camp Winona near De thft their capital had been taken
Leon Springe, to stay during the by German conqueror*.
two week’s ramping period.
During her itsy In the runsl
retort Miss Beneon had lieen mnkFather J. J. Kellaghaa la able tn* arrangements to leave fur
to be out following a recent ni Lisbon, In order to return In the
nes* In the Fe maid-Laughton United Stales. American* were
Hospital.
not allowed to go to Iterd.-pu*
to see their coneuk, so he enmn.to
Prvt. First Class Julian Stan- them. There were t.r>0| other
strom of Jscksonvlll* la (pend Americans seeking ps»*nge In nding the weekend with hie mo ditlon to Mlsa Benson, soil tinther, Mra. O. H. gUnetrom.
consul oSMrted, or “ rniivnyed
Uara, to St. Jean de l.m It «u *
Mrs. Ollie Bryan
left
last this port that the survivor* nf the
night fo r points In Tennessee and torpedoed Zamxsm were token
Alabama where she will visit to later.
with friends and relatives.
From St. Jean de l.m the ref
ugee group were token to lien*
Mlsa Madatyn Truluek haa as daye, th* last French rily I . runher house guest for' a, few days, entering Spain. There wn- n
Mias Peggy Smith, nt W inter bridge there which it WO* necraGarden.
.t 1
sary to cross to erilei Spain.
Though the trldge wn« nnly »le>ht
Hr. end Mrs. C. C. Earl left 300 feet long, It t«>k Mi*- lientoday
for
Gensva-on-the-take, son 12 hours to get ncrti'K n boOhio, where they will spend the cause of the border fin innlilies
and the intenee traffic emigra
summer months.
tion.
After eroselng lie hrnlgr into
,Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Krupp
have moyed from SOB Megnolts Spain, the group wn« In Inin, «nd
and are now residing at
910 they remained hrre while on Am
erican consul
arranged
fur n
Park Avenue.
bus to take them tn Ihlho" A f
ter
a
night
ride
which
-he
re
Miss Bettye Ann Wilson tm*
returned to Orlsndn after visit members as ples»ant il> *|ule the
ing with her grandmother, Mrs. fact thst she win Mltlng <m a
lrce of luggage all Ihe wav.
J. C. Aycocke, for two weeks.
Has Beneon and Ihe ulhi-rs n-achHr. end Mrs. Rob' YaW *y of ■d Bilbao, where,Uey touk n train
|*itdct Into
Orlando spent yesterday In San , arose the Sp#hbih
ford with U>- si)d rMrs, C ., A.
r < £ £ L -rtl At. M m *
of
Yancey.
Mlsa Margaret” Langley was
host©*i to the member* of the
Junior A u iilU ry o f the Amrnc§n Legion i t her home In M iy*
fair on Wednesday afternoon, at
which time final plan* were com
pleted for the houseparty to be
held In Daytona Beach.
The girle will leave on Tues
day morning, July 1, and will
slay for on# week at 84 South
Noble Rtrfet- C h a p e r o n e # O r
the party will bk Mr*. a V / R Ford and Mrs. J. W. Daniels.
Those planning to attend the
party
Include:
Misses
Joyce
Steele. Merge ret
Myere,
Jean
Harper. Valeri#, Welle,
Ehde
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Pickett and
Barlniau. Margaret Langley, So eon, Jackie. w|ll laavq tomorrow
phia McDoagal, Joyce Wavdwell. for Clyde, Ohio, yrhqre they w(R
£ £ h j l r.n Bryant .and the thap-
^ p ^ M e n -In -G r a d e s
l’ia)«*r
FL'I.I. ljO«PKI. TAMCRttACteVS
Mire Elisabeth
L effler
gone to Miami to
visit
friends.
. ',
friends of Gordon Barnett will
Margaret Langley Is
Hostess To Auxiliary
cnt.lhtl
PPt 1 1**19 ,
regret to learn of hiss Ulness at
'hla home In Fern Park.
She remembered I juw the French
“
Stetson Women
ICh i Ih h r » x r » « * «■ • )
Paris May 28 for Blarriti, on
Um southern coast. ThU >>■ the
day that Kin* Leopold o f the
Belgians capitulated to the O r -
Miss Ellen Lundquiat,
Clell Franklin Marry
The Win yah Chapel o f the
Florid* Sanitarium wai the'arena
o f the wedding o f Mb* Ellen
Lundquiat o f Orlando, daughter
o f Ur. and Mrs. IL 0. Lund*
quiet o f thia elty, to Clell Frank
lin o f FayetUrill* N. C., on
Thurtday nl*ht. The ceremony
wan performed by the Rev. L.
E. Lenhelm before a Urge group
o f frlenda who filled the chapel.
The bride wae given In mar
riage by the Ret. H. 8, Prenler.
Her white gown wae o f em-
AT THE CHURCHES
Cy/rcM Gardena, Fla.— Lovely Connia Haas waa
chosen (Jueon of the Magnollaa by tha Poat Convention
l o ir of the Klwanla International upon a recent vialt to
FWridn Cypreen Gardena. She la a 17-year-oM daugh
ter o f the Old South with aspirations to follow In the
fixitxtcpn o f Tallulah Bankhead and become a famous
American actress.
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Co-opcrntinn Pledged
In Aluminum Drive
TALLAHASSEE. June 2H —
i VP i I I.... .
('ito|ii*iit1 inn in •
• ,iin|i 11ifn i>t 4'ttlUi l Hi’inii itliimiMm«m fair J: fi-n i’ aa - |il.- tr« <1 Friiliiv
iiii*1 I „ hi fiinvMi 1.ft 1« i tntin, l) .
S 1111ri 11*i nf tivihiiti ilefniiM*.
11111* 111tti Htill.'iiitl :»
thnirmnrr
Hit
I ’I h Mi I ji hi- fi ’IIM- f llllllHI,
aa ill 11ii i *i -1 I hr rn m |hi i)"i!. f o u n t y
tli f ii i ttn m ri i* a in I i'iv i© o r g n i l if
S
/nl itlfll AAill I’f ItI|U't e t *1 l'U©
aaitl.
ill iv*• Avtil -liirl July 21 It
islUm was sdded tn Int
dtM tank of th* Second
Mod la a.ditch white »
Dorothy M l W l i .,1
wwrs -ptea -te L evs
morrow fo r (
Clayton, Oa.,
spend tha Mat
k In Ihf
gboard i
■nu »oa. uuiiu/, p n
weekend In TnlUKa j—
u th* comI, wntebriRlantly lighted. Ml
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. W. A. f f Z wuf~'eK3ua.* aid search 11nh'
w riv Mtmed on thrr large Ame>
Kratsert
|
lean ftega patote<l on her ».Je
Mra. J. T. Brady haa relumed She also recalls thst m ,»l nl
from Jacksonville where she has stewards and crew .U .r ,l » n
been vlritlag with her daughter, Germans, whirl, l* why -hr bMr*. O. A . Dhvls, for the past Ilevs# the ship was sabot,ig.
when It ran aground I.....
three weeks.
The group had
trip to the United Mslea, a,
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Patterson of
reached
New York on July I f
Jacksonville ware the guests yes
Now that Ml*.
Itinson hi
terday of Dr, and Mr*. Harry settled down In lhi» rmmlr> • *>'
Woodruff at their home nr. Oak has had time to rrflis t o„ U1
hurried,days snd strange .,*n '
which occurred Ju.l l„ for. »l
“ Y^U,^ln
American
d.^it
k#t,'
fumes Invested
By FHA Agency
WDIIO
Last Times Today
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what war and restrict i,Ais un.
■ha.'deeUml. di.milstng w ill '
•.
wave of her hand any ole* to 11,
contrary.
■
.,
,
“ Everyone In Paris.
™
w io he w*«,
t»t|0h©<l t
carry n card of WcnUfir»tlo , wli "" V “
him at *11 times, because ••( U>
Jtr
fifth columnists and spies lleo
H t , waa scarce, for the s*uv ,
,
“ Pari# waa gay. Iiowcrrr, ihn l,nd t
lag th# winter of I931M0 Tlo •l*PW
streets, because of tin oiglEl' 1*2
blackouts, were pitch
K " ;*J^
eafs* were open and ^rlillaq|l>
•• *
lit Inside. Each presort .ariV'l krsnv.
After tb# raatrlctlons
RADIO N E W S
nearly 78,500 fTlorlda
. .
^avr Improvedn thVjr
gtv l„iuainR standards under the .FlIA
war* program in the seven yea^ of
ved »'■ "lieratlon. Of these, nearly 120^
• I
IXIO acquired homes 'of WhlfL
■trin more than eight out of ten were
war, ' newly constructed under FHA
n|gh(,' ,’uldanre) of the remaining numatgrt i'cr. more than 58,000 Improved
lo li. their living standards through
Inrid, " ’Pairing,
remodeling, mod*rntck{ of I ,»lng or
olhrrwlee
improving
lackpui , >helr homes under th* FHA propAt,. ■rty Improvement credit plan.
lOU.' |i
Providing
channels
for InItehi |vestment of privet# capital and
*d J(h, the Improvement of housing conT
rlMlona are only two of the
Pari,, major arcompllalment* of th*
■ m ■ Federal Housing Administration
. during It# seven years of operations In Florida, Parrish pointed
i ok It also has succeeded In
. m. raising housing standards general-
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M OO lilt Parade
M:46 Saturday Night Serenade
0:15 Public Affairs
0:110 Della Rhythm Hoys
0:4S News of the World
It).00 Dsnce Orchestra
11:00 Linton Wells news
11:05 Cham. Kpivak Orchestra
11 55 Press News
12:00 Sign O ff
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and M O N D A Y
Tomorrow's Programs
7:00 Morning Devotions
7:30 Sunday Morning Breakfast
Club
8:00 News of Europe
8:15 Devotion in Music
8:30 From Ih* Organ Ijrft
8:45 Latin Quarter
9:00 Church of the Air
9:30 Wings Over Jordan
10:00 UP New.
CUtk's newhitiesheneyl lUel*#
through adventure, I o n end
lewghloa I m en Iho China flout
10:05 Columbia"*' Gypsy t’srnlvsl
10:80 What's New A l Tt)uJ5oo
11:00 8/ncopatl»n I’Icct* ^
11:30 Hall Lake City Tahrrnic e
Choir
12:00 Church of the Air
12 JO March of Games
1:00 Invltatlun tu learning
1:30 Press News
1:35 tba,
2:0Q Columbia
B r o s dfasting
Symphony
I;00 Meet the music
8:30 “ Spirit of 11“
4:00 Young Ideas
4:15 Dolts Rhythm Boys
t
4:80 Tima Out for Dancing
5:00 Burl Ives .folk songs
6:15 Carol Marsh, pianist
6(80 Gene Autry ■ Melody Ranch
and “ Dear Mom"
•iI5 Della Rhythm Bore
d
5:30 World Newe Tonight
7:00 Th* Pause that refreshes
Mine Your ClnckH And
Wnlrhen Itrpalred Hy
One
Who
Knuwn
KenJIy
Mow
B R IG G S
im tKi air
7:30 Lud Gluskln Orchestra
7:45 Baseball Score*
lv in th* state's urban areas
7i6>0 Music Room
through It* minimum eonitruefloa requirements and property 7:66 Klmtr Dtvli and th# m u
$.-00 Boy* Town
standard# which have, to a l a m
extent, eliminated many af tba B-JO Bandar Nile Berenade
*'
perils af “ Jelly-building," which 9:09 Taka i t Or L ost* It
8:30 Columbia Workshop
w« t# a# prevalent daring the 2(7*.
First Europevn to visit Houtit
America was Columbus, la 149B, IDJO UBO Program, Hollywood
Stare
nu bis third visit to th« New
11:00 Cbaa. Ephrak Orchestra
I I JO Oari H off Orchestra
11J 5 Proa# New*
1IJ0 Blga O ff
Leave* swept from the street*
mt Ieskstss. I v m ' bated la
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
lari A r m s last OM Of
Cartoon — New*
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lertaoO-a. ae the
lot th* BAT, th*
It aidualraly for
rtora and carrlaa
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Mr*. El I n both □ rerm o re Forbct, o f Bosto^, li shown with two o f h ff
three children l l *ha waa graduated from (tmlrlifTa College for Wotntn,
Cambridge, Haas. 8ha received a boehelor of arts degree. Iter youngcat child la only a year-and-a-hnif old. Her huiband, a prominent
attorney, la now with the naval reserve in Washington,
The U. 8. Submarine 0-7, 'claiim ete o f the Ill-fated 0-0, li with * displacement of 480 tona, waa m
m a k e r * when It, loo, waa in trouble, haring run aground on coaat o f Maine In thcfarca known n> th
foffci. The 0-P,bul)t during |h« W orld War, 172 feet long and imaitly 00 men w e ri reported aboard
MA, waratla th* lataat
i '/
. Ueul. Howard J, Abbott (loft) of Oici-oe
la, lowo, u u commanding officer of thu 115ycnr-uld submarine O-B, lout when she nutimi-rged In rt teat dire off the New IJniilysblre
r*>nsl . En gn Murk, P, WnngMu-aa .Iconlet)
from Sen Diego, Cal., was second in command.’
o f the auli, mnl Hear Admiral J. [), Walnwr,ght
(lig h t) conimanilunt o f the Porta.
n|uulh. N. I i „ Navy yard, win in churgo o f thu
t l i Min woik.
toaaaa a feral wreath ayea the
it ebon the rooting piece o f the
I service* for U>#»* man aboard
Wlfo a# th* United Stataa amhaaaa- '
Ko5,rt
AmM ^
.
• dor to Italy, Mr*. WIlUain Phillip* firs t American accepted foe aerrfa*
U pictured a* ah* arrtead in Jaraay In Britain’* civilian technical corpa
City, N. J., ahpanl th# liner (Taster of adentUta and (echoLeila*. RobarQ
th* American conaula
•"t»r a nyago across-the perilous Lylo A n n , o f BchewaeUdy, M.iTw
ry th* Natl* to close their
Atlantic from Liabon. Sh* said ah* |* pictured aa b* waa Inbat it* wed far
a Sydney B. Badeckar, aon- 1 aaw no algn of anU-Wuoricaft fool, reporters on arrival la Now .Term
ra ok fart. He U charged with
lng la Borne doaptto official tenaloa Ames, SO, U an Inspector of atrecall
between Ita ly *gd th* U. ft.
tranamlttor* for O anaral-Sfa^F
nd la moat oerimiad territory
wpr* oedarwd clpead. .
ideptod far Ua*
liored force. Th*
m th* tank aymV
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SATU RD AY, JU N R S
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THE
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SANFOnn
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f l E R A t f l . SAW FO ITO ,
'.’‘ '? « A j|
Babe Ruth Wins
Oter Cobb 1 Up
Tn Benefit Tilt
C o n n 's
STARTING T O CLICK
In s p ir a tio n ,
H is
M o tlle r ,
m i
B y Jack Sords
D io s
PITTSBURGH, June 28 (,V)— Mr*. Margaret McFarland
Conn, 41, mother o f Boxer Ditty
Conn and the inaplration behlnu
hla rim to ftatlc fame died 1a*i
night after a long Minna.
Mr*. Conn had been at death’*
itoor for week , and friend* V *’.
only her wi) to lire and not <o
“ worry Billy" during hla trainin* for the heavyweight , title
fight with Champion Joe Lou.
N E W T O R K . Jone 2 * - n « b *
Ruth, th" old jlu c c rr, cnme bark
with ■ Inrut o f wild, wanHerlny
drive* and ipeclaeular three-putt
Itrrans to conquer the irrcat T y
Cobb 1 up on tho lPlh hole of
thrfr rarond ben»fU ro lr match rrt
Frank M cdn w Country Club Fri- ."■?* _ T ! k
h ,7 ,
r;::’ lho ‘frurnrnt in
oVt\*'Lr
innma*.
, .,° . wmiiv
nn#i*r«a«
Bitty,
undefeated
l,
ho
aa light
The two old harebnll Immortal* 1
were too ex", au.tr.l at th- c lo m , heavyweight champion, often aald
o f tho m ateh.-w H eh romumed 1**.
»> " *»•».»>"
th r*« hour* ami a half under « w e ifh t croom «nd all it* rlenc^
l.ldxlng a u n -to decide when they » °
'"«»•> «<*• Unm every
wnuhl cla.h In n third and denceda. * Aa It waa, h"
‘ c ld h r struggle
jbought her a fine home anil
Th * y i w r t r t tentatively to U v c .provided all
possible
medical
It PUt In Detroit Inter in the rare fo r her.
eiimmen—much Inter— but for th*-1
tim e being loth were aatlafled
n hop back up on their pdFatal* .
•in the hall of fomc at Coper.
•fftf vddifp so* To OJC
5'ck'ArtX »* r FiTR
CiGMf iMMiaIa i -
S tB / e F k K
Elects Its. Officers
town.
The Bambiro, beatne l>y it *mre
.lAMkAC- AjcW"ibftK"/AMKE0.
O R LANDO, Juno 28— (Special I
_o f 3. and . 2. .In tile
. , fir*l. match
„
, nt -John A. Stephen*. Caahlrr of
Ftoatnn. finally trlumphr.ll today ,he Florida Bank at Orlando, wan
When Cobb, known a* th.( peer- |r|^|nl president o f tho Orlando
'• le a * putter these day* look three |{iflr rJub. Inc., at an oryaniraw Ilcka to g el down from nlmnl tion mi,.t inc held la*t night at
SO feet on th" ex!-,. I Me. Dint tf.,. Angebltl He tel. It »n * angavo Ty a glaring m t<> Ruth* noimred that 2fl rharler mem' five, which w:r* <uily one nvrr !„.,* |lni| Joinr-A-lhc ctuh
PUT. or practically perfect in ltd * ; Frnnk I’ , Cla**. ninnnrrintt ed. league.
dor of the Oilnmlb Sentinel, wan
w
Duo promt1ly In I hi" want Hi t , nnmiiJ vitro " prosidrnt;; CItrenrr
only a anmli crmril torrn I mil I.- ]| f l(|ibedge. aecraUry; Kdaln
tfnlch the diirt. Th.-v > « « rich Iv j o nr, t tr,.a, urrr sn.l Joe Scott
o f their heroes ehoot n "nappy |Klrton, exceultve officer.
Br. for the retnilnlln tn hole. I *-1 O ffrr „ f „ r m c range wa*
. 42. 'Ptey raw fo ld , produce .me I
, hl.
rlllb hy
Fnin|,
,,
0 f ln e b u n t o f four “ Iru e M " 'P i- ; ("irerTiay on , 40-aere tract to.
putt green*, and t l- y , « « »t"" rated near the Cannon-Mill* Air.
Ratio take three putt* nn a.’/. d 'f- port. A committee wa* appointed
ferdnt egrpeta
to survpy thi* (lo frn w y properly
n** well n* tn invuRili^fitr several
ntl>e pfiEsible locfttlnn*.
Tunfua wMch appears as a sal- union and city officials rto*«l firm
nioii pink layer on the bark. Cut and indicated they were ready f r
out and hum such dying branches any e-entiiality.
and if the fungus 1* present spray
While Mayor I .a Guanlin reiter
the Hmln and trunk with .'t-d-fiO ated bis belief tnat the strike
toutran* when spraying for rust would not be callcil, nn additional
control,
m o night subway wfirkeni in
rowdery mildew is beginning two o f the three subway rysttTls
("LE W ISTO N , June 2R (Spe tn nppesr on squash, beans, crape voteil tn strike unless »*» agTcew
cial) Everglade* sugar producer* myrtle and many
ornamental
ment was reached to ficgitlfito
laid before the Agricultural Ail plantn. This disease is rerognired now contracts before the old ex
Ju-lirenl
Admlnintratiun
tin* ns a white, dusty fungous growth pire at midnight Monday.
werk their rppoaltlon to w ige eu the lea era. The best inethivl of
I..h. ■t f , worker* in the cane cent rolling it i* dust the plant
h fine
grade cmlphiir at
Held
It. Y Cre-rh, ludfpendf td ! will
e nr farmer, aabl any inrm w * weekly intervals. Dust Indh the
tid es’ of the
wi»nld put the farmer nut of Ih i - iippef aiul low’d
leave* as thoroughly J1* possible.
1iite*a,
day \V Moran, vice president
nn I i:rii» r,il
manacer of
the
-tuhway Strike In
I'nitrd Statea Siifrar Corporal toil,
I l’, pond io know Ihnt
* .»d Idm firm, hy far the largr-t
New York Bucked
.von rnn nlwny*
pel
priHineet in the Fverjrlade', tlol
Ihc "kind o f enke lhnl
|ii- I oppose the present wine
NEW YO R K , June 28—WT)—
mother trard Io linko"
tamlardv vet hy the Seeridaiy
A thrm tcncl * tr l* f I'u oln y “ •
«*f Agriculture.
— Also
plrs,
ln rt«,
Ihc c ity * 82.0 'tl lrmt«,t w .ik c i*
"Hut we ltd fe fl,“ he aaid, "timt k-nlncd •ihllti. nnl ,upp«rt
Fit,I
rolls.
cookies
nnd
the question of higher pay should .lay nt the **H-nn.l i>( n
>
bread.
pimluring arra* before there i% -trikr-votc iiuitiiut*. wrhiU’ lml.v
!h' mouldered in other mainland
Tnko home one o f our
a revision here."
1.KI5A1. N O T K ’ K S
“ S p rc ln ln " to d a y !
lie referred to the differential
between I.^ulaiana anil Florida
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HESSE’S HOM E
......... I l l , l llll I IT O f I I lll llthe povemrrent.
llt. I I
AMI Cllll *1 MIMII I . |
The prodocera an peam i at »
I ill ATT. I > H U M WI I ■
BAKERY
piihllc hearing rilled by th*' AAA j t v n », r n iit H i. i’ i*i*iiif
%*
M 5 West Fin d Street
*f-n wage and iirire «tandai>h %VV %
1'im > KS, 1k(rwt1»«l
which wd In* applied in ,* M-ie-ti
hi 1,1. a*Hit im o M ir
on prmierv who rerelve benefit
oMnr.li n r i *i in i« %rn»>
4t(* ■•ff F»"« (ill l.i W N V
S’ .-L,,.. f|.-M tuiTut* *ui.t ()i, v * "M.p s,t :,r
Everglades Sugar
Producers Oppose
Increase In Wage
SAY FOLKS!
rlc w e c e w n y tia tn rp
OrlandO Rifle Clob
PAOE FIVE
F L O R ID A
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\R bc4oe fl-itM e R MlS iMPRDYtAteMf IS
Vi MPiCAftMe jo e WCAAMik
jjl e e * t w r w teceruo Mmj
r
i
oum houses fiirtiisht'd hv
’ the et*ri!' i tition, with garden ptol*
|for tiio-n
who
wanted
then
1Mritiral cure nnd school farditi*
were piovtdcd hy the COITIpap
lin y tostifii'd,
Moran testified t l * avr-agt
* B usiheis Booms
As War Coes On
‘ - *'
“ K R A i'g j'f"
- v u iH In «ra. buy»nt.roqrt_>n»PI>«i
>rahnjr ■
hr/ r(i*,hvrt thrmich
ProJuAbm—tft-w tn r
iiilr*. nlrrnity tint lir-n rut
Mkwb 20 prn- nt lu-i'iuia- r f tha
Jrlayr I oc4. r,
Ami then tin*
Atm / rot nrnuntl to ^Ihbikin •
vqul|>mcrt tnirt •vVTr M n M !
Thr net ra*ult, r f cmir»r. I*
honnr boriftM*,- n»M «
nmit,
*n,l inner participant* In r*frratl.m i|
pur*nil*
ami
uporllm:
pnorl* mamifacturrra hop* thry
Brr lasting.
Maetera,
John
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T r a il e r w it h
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Phono 368.
covered
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bivii-irit
now that the p*iu b«V‘ bfMii.bi
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ti muon «? l;tiltf*Mtp'ht*
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lout Sunday afternoon in -111
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ha-al link-men jouim>e<l n, ten
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( iilm r ^ frnm f l* n y 1^11.
(i, W. Spencer, \V. G I I, mm
the Klerldn
rih jp c e eon.o.lttei%
crurMolUee, Rity
Rny Efct
fifci
tainur.
Lawrence l.undqui*>. I II p*,,,
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I. linia'
Send and - Maxwell Me wart V >
one who wnrit. to join Ho i
may do ao hy r od*, line M
I.undqulat at the yolf coot*, ‘ on
day.
Since Daytona llearh non hr it"
s a l k
ntnre than the , Itrlil-m n n
there may be a lurtfet te.im
IIUSINICSS S E K V 1CB
. LARGK* STOCK nt rnn/ra. fur
Sanford and meoder- ,,f i ’,■
A
oil, coal, wuihI, nnr rlrctrie
N. J. KINO, Ptambtrir Pbona 60, ford Country ("lid, an rue "I
'Fxcrlltnt
Mrp r
Cl i f
i*a.
ntterol the meet ami eon H"
I» ran*f. Coat » 170. *< ll lo r 0,0. HAVE YOUR W *l«* rapped b» matrhra In the e t'iil men C'lLr
like nrw. (ir n o > l int (in* Ser
on* who raalir know* bow. art needed.
vice, acre*, from 1‘ nal Offlcr
Drlar*. Jew*!** Karoo Da A n
A fter the rey .lai mol, I * ,
Mind bofey will l„ h« M w M
three prilca to l« aaunled to tto
IIG P IA N O
S A V IN G S
n «lil M IS C E L L A N E O U S
top yolfenr. The entry (,*, to
now. Sinnll Grnml*. Stuiliu*.
lire cunteat will t< 'ID lib *\ ; imamii
. Conaolra— Eunioua make*: " W e AU T O M O B ILE A N D Furniture the three vrinm is. Mr
I tifi*1
palntlnr. I'at Johnaon at Kent"*
ber” “ Cable” "F t rh rr" "t'h.rkqulsl iilil.
Gar.l^e. Phon* IT.
crln g" *'Stelnway” ’"Klmtiall”
“ The course I* in .....I »bin»
A . “ Henry F. M iller," “ Jacob Dull”
W
“ Howard1" v\:. from
27 &U.
Piano* rented. Eapert tuniny
Band Inatrumont*. F rw dcliv,ery.
W rite
National I'lano
Company, 230 Vuluala, Day*
tono Beach.
i-.li,
' quotation*
Second In Series 1Blue Key Bigins
O f Golf Matches Plans Fm l!)!I
. Slated Tomorrow Homecoming Pete
is
i t
Imp MriirT 1*v
ififnnl Hwfild
•la»l\ wage paid the field hand
dming Mn tutting season was up
r* nnl* i vei lust year, antmifd
Ini' I * an average of 12.2ft, pin
n topiis determined T»y maikcf
•Sporting bloods
of the rerrpational asp^rt of
p r lf f t if b life.
'You sef* said one manufac
turer* “ we figure the average
!i *mt of rportp equipment i* 21
years and under. TIus the boys
ST. LO U I?. Ji n" 28 i/I*i Be in the Army reslly are new etis
CAUke lTnr|' Fam odieves his sol mm* tv fnr us and do not de*
diem should play n* w* II as w n d, tiart from our civilian business
snorting goods mnnufnrtiiron are In fact, civilian business in even
, flooded with orders for nlliletic heavier than before the draft
^•equipment.
| The new civilian recruits for
And these same manufacturers sporting goods equipment come
l,alreadyare do1nr a I nd-hth* busfrom th* institutions o f higher
lnei« onregular
civilian orders,
education, he said. He revelled
Filch was tftr to / dnioiis eon- results in a survey made l y M«
.jfin n itlcn by offirint« of various ior John Griffith, Rig Ten con_ companies doing husineps in St tent ion.
I Aceortiinjr to Major Griffith,
It b>oVml bad 1'i**t Winter
who spent some time in cheeking
manufirturrrs
iiiuldnd
c o n- the r«dlejc*s of the country, intra
vilire d« nit m Muii Mu le wouM iniiral sports are noing developed
lie the sum* mitn'i ** *if |^r>ons s« n« ver before, to help fit the
indulging in fp o il- Pi v ii i d tip -tudi-nt pi ysieallv for better ser^ t iiii'is iif r«tpv * kpl-i»ti•m•* that tb** i h i * to his country when bis
average sport pnitinpaut was un turn In the Army comes,
dee the draft are.
| As a result, colleges and uni
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F»orida City Affording Hall, lllchw*T
And Water Transportation
PROGRAM FOR W EEK OP JUNE 28th
A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S l’ A l ’ K K
Bandar, Monday— “ T H E Y M ET IN j
Clark Cable, Roaallad Russell and Tatar I
'» • *
Metro “ N E W 8 OF TH E D A T .*
SANFORD,
B4r* * ' ° «***. * > • « • Pcogz
GOOD PU LLS TH E STRINGS’ * with Go
•M favor*;* returned— T H E A W F U L T R l
Grant and Irene Dnake.
.
.
Friday, Saturday— “ PALS OP TH E PE<
Three Mesquiteerx." Alao— •‘PUDDIN* HEA
Cabot *.
r
Ju,r ,lh Midnight Show—
LAND* with Dirk Foren, Leo Carrillo, Peg,
K alfht aad Walter C atlett Alao - W i J .
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
THOSE THREfc popular action stars Bobort U v h tg riW ’ * * :
Stool and Rufo Davla, known aa "Tho Thro# Mssquljeers" _uj ^
•oen noxt Friday knd Saturday at tho Rlu In tbotr latest picture
i------- Thurxton Hall "Palo of tho Pocoo.” It'a a m l , thriU-ful WcaUrn.
ior ino n m
ttao In tholr careen In "They Met in Bombay" ollrrlng drama of
.Wo Far Eaot to bo ahown at tha Rita Theater tomorrow and Mon
Zap. Potter Lorn, Jeoxlo Ralph and Reginald Owan bead tha floe
ipportlng cart.
T H E Y M ET IN BOMBAY
Gerald MsMrick---- Clark Gable
Anya yon Dunn .. Rooalind Rue-
-------- Grady Sutton
....M L
Captain
Chang------Peter Lorre
° f Beltravers....... Jessie
>■
Ralph
Tho General------- Reginald Owen Tobies
Jnopoetor Crrunay------ Matthew Wendy
Edward ClanThurman
Jexpor.—
McGoon
Red.......
Arlren
rfc f c c o s
Robert
Lullaby
Joolln.
Livl
Dob Bterie
Rufe Davis
ne Johnson
Robert Winkler
... Pol O’Malley
. Dennis Moore
Robert PYater
.R oy Bareruft
iW, A L L THR ,
•Np IN (ha popular aerie* baaed on (be
Kton Kelland, "Scattergood Pulls the
nma Dunn and
Ih day program
atoriee by Clarence
Strlnge" featuring
many other * favorat the Rlu Then-
w aiftis
Health Record 0 !
Dixie Division Is
^ e c Ififg d E n v ia b le
.0 4 Mr BLANDINa, Juna 2 S (Speelat) — The Slat (Dixie) Di
vision with Its more than 1RJDD0
federalized National Ouardamen
and **)«eflve
am ice irtlnoo*
quartered hero ha* complied an
P A IN T IT
YOURSELF
----- Lewie Howard
..Hobart Cavanaugh
.— ..Walter Catlett
......‘.. Ralph Harold* I
....— .-Irio Adrian
FULLS
THE
S^ettergood Balnea.._Guy Kibhce
Jimmy Jordan ..... -.Doha Walton
Ruth Ravage.........Suian Peten
Urban Downe . .... .: Jamee Corner
Mlrandy Balnea..... Emma Dunn
Pliny Pickett............ Dink Trent]
Ben Mott................ Monte Blue
Squire Pettibone ..Carl Stockdale
Hlpt>~---- ----------- --- Paul White
Clara • Potta.............Porn Emmett
Ed Potto----- Leo "Loaooo" W hile!
Mrs. Downe „;_A n n Shoemaker
Homer Savage..— .Gordon Hart
IVKhara . .:j.; . J|penird ; Hickman
Deputy— .....— ..-..Earl Hodglna
(tarred1in
Senlore In Senlnola
County
Ugh ecbool ranked high In the
•tat* achievement
testa
given
near the clone of the vchool
year, R. E. 'Kipp, principal of
the Grammar . School, who ad*
ministered the testa, said today.
The » late-wide
twelfth
grade
taating
program
waa
given
through teata fumlihed by the
University o f Florida.
Officiate of
the
University
graded the teata, and the score•
were converted Into percentile
marks on the baale o f achieve
ment o f all twelfth grade pupils
In the state, Mr. Kipp explained.
‘T h e percentile -rank,"
he
said, “ Is obtained by stacking
the test papers from the one
with the lowest score to the
one with the highest score In
consecutive order.
The
paper
with the highest score la as
signed the percentile rank of 91)
It le not 100 unices the pupil
has answered every question In
the teat correctly.
"The paper with the lowest
score le assigned the percentile
rank of one,” the principal ex
plained.. "The Intermediate pa
pers
are
assigned percentile
ranks of two to OR inclusive.
This means that If a pupil's
percentile rank is 60, half of
the senlore In the state scored
above him and half below him
Ills score would be that of the
average high school senior In
Florida."
The tesla covered the subjects
of English, social studies, natur
al science, mathematics,
l.slin
and Spanish. Over
the
state.
11,000 high school seniors took
the testa.
Seminole County senlore who
rankest above the B0 percentile
mark In English were George
E. Elck, Rebecca
Annie
Lee.
Catherine K. Hurt, Henry Lovell,
Dorothy
M.
Pearson.
March.
L. Proctor and Grace E. Bebree of Seminole High School:
It was dlacloeed, also that a Ruth McSlarrow and Dick My
apoolal polenllol menace Ilea in
ttY v 1-*- air and tuhmarine base*
recently watruetod In >h«
IM m y o
C O U H iV i
WXM I f
plFFtMtKf <ltlb4ifiAU
ELECT
-fill DEAD SEA
S f la -s r J S T u r a s a
Fdwin Jackson Dies
At Brother’s Home
Islands, with rosy flight distance
|
o f vital Alaakan 'area*. »b<mU
ik . iT t a n n rin Y '~ f the Rovleis.
iM Y o o * T ”
"
Vrr
He’d baan than
four
ytebs
H A T .O U T gT
?BUDDY? «
ADVERTISE H E R glf
IF YOUR Y A S YE DEI
.
TH E BEST IM
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
connection with th flr poxalbl# oc
cupation by Illtlar force*.
. N a il plana, to conquer the II.
0. B. R. la three month* have
;k on Ataaka'a defenae
•purred wnrl
waa Initiated lea*
m program which
v...
17 _ago.
„i.
Emphaala
W than two „year*
now Is on air and •ubmarin*'
end
underaea
base*, aince plane*
craft will form the main dMen*e
Instruments In America'* Ala»— kan atrategy. It waa said.
,W
Germany's
steady
ca«tenmsrch during the first w w l rf
tha blits against Rxsala. dnplte
stubborn Soviet resistance, con
firmed the expressed fairs of
American military experts. They
0 said lost week that a Naxl victory
In the Volga basin and command
of the "European terminus of the
vital
Irene .Siberian
railway
'would give Gerinany
complete
•way trver Siberia,
a
German control of Russia's
Far Eastern establishment would
cut Germany on the
Bering
• Strait, SO to 50 mllre from Alas
ka's Seward peninsula. Thera are
Ruslan Islands, moreover, which
▲ are even cl-ser to A nertcan
W territory than that. Rust la hi*
•Ir fields scattered all through
the nearby Arctic iandrtt which
mold be readily ran*oriel into
jumping-off placet for aa attack
Jane Rainfall In Unusually Heavy
MAKK OH A ffpgMoSAM'i dlM
* f B W M f M ® !” *-0"
G .'P H lL A O E L P n iA , P a ^ .J u n o
1M/-.0P)—A - Kyoung man. wbf,
'four tor ftve year* ago, woo deep
hi atudy fo r the priesthood, to
day la Ui* "beat relief pitcher In
the American League.
■,
He’s Tom Patrick end you can't
blame hie Philadelphia Athletic*
teammates for. thinking bo's tope.
Big Tom, all *00 pounds, ala
foot, throe Inches of him, is one
o f the bli
unbelie
to!
........
thawing of Connie
Mack’s miracle boys this mason.
Ferrick'* wen-loot record is
B-J, but ha*B had a major part
In tha winning af several garnet
credited to starting hurlerx.
Tom didn’t Intend to ha a boilplayer. HU mother wanted him
to study tor tha priesthood and
after gradaaUan from a
New
Yartt Wgh school be entered
O U-clyffa Seminary tcro u tha
Hudson from Want Prin t
'
id
a unow >SLUKP1H <UMA.
JLL W
hM NDl
Sanford has had tha honvUet
rainfall during the past month
’ than In any other June In i scent
yours.’ G. P. Paxton, okaar n r fat
tha United States Weather Buranu. reported today. A total pf
Funcrtl •ervires for J. R. Ray.
dispatcher for the Atlentle Coast
Un* railroad for the past 2H
year* who diet) Friday In Balti
more. Md„ will be held at the
Erickson Funeral Homo at 4:10
P. M. Tuesday, with the Rev.
W. P. Ilrook*. Jr, and the Rev.
Martin J. Bram officiating. Burial
will be In Evergreen Cemetery,
Sanford.
Active pallbearer* will he Dr
R. D. Caswell. J. W. Daniel. O.
E. Rollins, Robert Hagan, I*. It
Stephenson and C. R. Dawson.
Honorary pallbearers
will be
George D. Bishop, W. J. Thig
pen, R. J. Holly, Voile Williams,
Charles Whltner and Judgs R.
W. Worn.
Mr. Ray was horn at Barnwell,
8. a . Oct. 17. IBM, the son of
Robert and Augusta Roy. Tnos*
who knew him tsy that “ • happy
and genial peraonality and • true
and loysl friend
were
his
characteristic*
which endswred
him to his friends. iHe always
was Interested in Sanford and of
ten expressed himself aa pro.
ferring to lira here to anywhere
elm."
Survivors Include his widow,
Mrs. J. B. Roy o f Sanford, a
dausht*rr Mrs. Byron 8. Stephen*
o f Tampa, a eon, Troy Ray of
Sanford, a grandson, Troy Rav,
J r, e f Sanford, and four brothers
and throe sister*.
<
Legion Junior-Team
Meet* Orlando Today
Jnly la tha montn
rainfall, Mr. P**tso
io«iit of proeiplte-
of four wrek« lit* *»»•» Imho *h
2d. 192.1, at I ’tslar r u s tin g . C
ami wan a iliiilritt in Inch *• In*
at laollie.
Survivor^ include hi- nn'of
Mr nnd M r' \N i Jnck-mi. f*
Rintera, Mr* .1 A Llnvd, M
W D. WilkeM i"
* hi
Jackson arul M im Annette la«
•on all of ld»|lu : fi\c h r ’'hi
W. D. Jark-»>n, Snnford; I*. 1
Jackacn. Oviiilii; Jame- Jr»* kr
laollie; t’ecil Jarkann. I **ll»* . »
Travia Jackson, vtho live- in O
gon.
The remain*
will lw •• nt
Dublin, (in , Ti»e-ili»v uf<-rn*
for funeral aervieranti in*
nient. Arrangementhe«e •
loing handled by the FlickFuneral Home
V J 25 In HuUdinjf
JUNK
10,
1011
Nazi Invasion Armies Take
Polish Town In Their Push
Toward Rich Ukraine Area
Soviet Town Falls To The Invading Germans
Germans. ('Inim Sc
ries Of Itapid-Firc
Successes In W ar;
Trap 100,008 Men
Franco - Russian
Break Reported
French Say IT. S. S. R.
Agents Were Plot
ting Against State
German ci’ iisnr-approvad
|mltl«*d lb 1 I iidlopFloU), a
n i* !r«M»p. Its** just caphdiiii ' w Ih i .
Ruprecht Takes
Office As New
Head Of Rotary
V*
.
Thar* la akte A Dental Cllnlt
is, .cars for %
trainee's teeth,
and all nan have barn rioaaifUd
In four mm pa, dapmdlnr on the
WYanqjr nf treatment tfamUd.
Undro Major Oach D. Hopkins,
sanitetica
offiror,
thi ..most
ers of the Sanford Vocational
Sehool nml Evelyn K. Bryant
and Follies R. Simpson o f the
Lymsn High School at l.ongwood.
Those who ninkrd above the
B0 perrrntilc mark in social stu German-Born Techni
dies were Joe M. Crenshaw, Ed
ward C.
Daniels.
George
E.
cians Were Asso
Eick, John M. Fennell, Cather
ciated With Sperry
ine K. Hurt. Henry Lovell, H ar
old Madden. Dorothy M. Pearson.
and
Norden Plants
Grace K Sehrcc, Margaret E.
Spencei nnd Natalie L.
True
N E W YO RK , June .10.
i,V»—
from Seminole
High
School;
Chnrlc*
from
lh*
Oviedo Among the 29 peraona arretted in
High S- hiMil nvtif Forbra R. Simp- thr government'* •pcct*ct*r week
non
from
the
Lyman
High
end roundup of suapccted apirav It
School
Tho**’ who ranked above the waa learned • uthoritalivtly l**day,
90 percentile mark in natural were two technicians ili,*rrilHii n»
rMcnr# wire William E Bran- having been for yearn rb aely aaan. Mary O. Chapman, Joe
M. sociated with the mmiifurtun1 of
Cwi«hnw, Kward C. Daniel*, E r acerrt Army bovnbtight*.
ma !.$••• Dnndney and John fi.
(iovem mrnt agrnta declined to
Dunn (!«*orge E. Eiek, John M comment, but ahowisl clem Iy they
Fanimll. Harold T. Madden, Al
were centering attention on the**
lerv FI Newman. Grace K. Se- two:
bree. tin i a S Thompaon. Na»a
Herman Lang. 40-year old tierlie L. Tim*, and Albert II. Zitl
man bom ilraftaman said to haVe
rower o f Seminole High Srh**ol; worked since 1934 as a factoiy uu
George M Jaroba, and Anaon Fpectnr of the famous N’ td 'ii
B. Kimble
of
Oviedo
High bombaight.
.School: \|
rl n. Cruse. Ro
Everett Minlater Roetler. 74
bert O Elgin. Jack Searcy and draftaman
aince 1927 at t ie
Forbes Simpson o f l.yman High famed Sperry Inimbsight plant.
One of
the
p ira te '!
npV
roundups In the nation’ s history,
with the arreat o f 29 persoaa
accused o f conspiracy In under
mine national defen e, was an
nounced last night by J Etlpar
Hoover, director of the Federal
Bureau o f Investigation
The group, believed to have
worked together in nn organized
jdng. waa seised under the nntiespionage act of 11*17 Twentytwo were taken in metropolitan
New York, four in New
lor*
»ev. and one in eni h California,
Michigan and W oioiw m
The arrests. Hoover -aid, m l
minated more than two vrais*
work on the case by federal
lail ip a c iftfitliv , • fact
IM S d L U j f i O H - r t t M * I f I I
Modi.
— .— Peggy Moron
■— ....Fuaay Knight
----- -John Eldredge
X t i U t t t t f i & t M tH It t O H t*
Month to month venereal dlsease rases have been on the wane,
•ex education and constant vigi
lance playing thrlr pari In keep
ing them at a minimum.
Thai most prevalent Illnesses are
of the common respiratory va
riety, such
colds, rripne. Isryn.
gltl* and Influents, the Utter de
creasing now that the men an
Jn.Uia main reanonslble fer Ugla
ediriltUn. hot the soldier* hnv<
been able to wlthsHnd elements
successfully, * . they ara *akj«ct
pany street: If really *aarieua
Ihare I* a hum pavfltlon-typa
Iwapltal wilh LSO0 bad* nnd jromplataly staffed In axerv departmant to administer to’ tho man’s
............Luo Carrillo
Tf fyt>f '|trTrofim* ^
enviable ala montla health rec
ord, figure* e.-i which h »v* Just
.been . released. • — . ....... — . ...
So far there ha* been only on*
-death. from- natural—m u e o p A n
enllated man turcombed to pneu
monia last week. Of particular
pride to thr medical staff, of
which Cel. Anees Mogtbgab of
New Or'ran* 1, division lurgron.
Is tho B ls t V record' fnr vraeOeal
disease*. Tn the, month o f ' May
fo r Instance, there were only 71
case* In 18.304 men. a percent
age o f .003H7 end a record which
would do any city proud.
to nrrmote tha hsatth of tha » * n
and lessen thrlr chnnem of falL
•ng victim* io dItease or Itlneos.
Esrh morning at 7 00 A. M. a
-rick call’’ Is rounded, and those
riling are examined and treated
bv thalr roglmental uhy«le*arU at
dUpontar las. I f thaU difficulties
• t » mlnpr. they are pUeed on
"nUMrlDPR** PIMlfltiArl
k a com
----"quarter*",
confined la
i t Itha
ISLAND,
............ Dick . F onn I
M)
M O N D A f,
Seminole Seniors Rank High In
State-wide Achievement Tests
^^ W ed n ead ay. Thursday—.“ SHE KNEW j
W B18
wltk Joan Bennett, Franchot Tone
J*1®*
— C riiN Doesn’ t Pay
thori **£
L A W -,' norelty reel and Ualreraa] Neva.
—— ........ —
FLO RID A.
• ■
mii
i hr eastern
Dollar Fishing
Permits On Sale
At Court House
—
Last Registrants
Expected To Be
Called Fa s t e
It c» l i r i n u I'resident.
rcsses
£
Permits Are Instiitl ‘•'J
Jimmie Ingler, Sanford
'
CLASS A
'
BUI' Wilson, Palm Beach
00
C. W. Johnson, Jacksonville
6B
Arthur Hayes, IVLnnd
4B
Charlie Park. 8snford
IB
O. U. Caasoway, l*alm Beach
6
RUBBER-POWERED
Bitty Thomas, Dayton*
*«7
Billy Ramsey, Daytona
1*7
Roswell Tyre. Dayton*
JB7
Earl Jeter, Sanford
Prises consisting of over $100
worth of model airplane parte
wnro affatrip tha winner of e»ritreat Only Sanford flier* wero
eligible to complete for the Hof
mann trophy, which rotate* nmong members of the Model
Filer* dub,
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Raid U pon Germany
LONDON,
June
Building, permita for Intpfok
mcnU coiling about II.2f.fi W» •
ipaued at (hr City Hall Sgfot
day and this morning, uceoi
Ing to the record* of Build - >
Inspector Grady DunratTwo permit* wen- l»-uej i
the Touchton Drug ( ’omi-sny >
Park Avenue, one to inatail *
metal air duct and th< nthto alter the front of th<- bull-:
Ing at • total cost ol BBf-"
Jimmie Cowan it the ci-'itratt- '
for the air Hurt and R. I
Adam* he* contracted (he ■<
modeling the front.
L. Grow was issued » pern
io add one room to u fran
house on French Avenue
btween Second and Third 8tr*ei
at a coat of flOO.-A permit WoIssued to E. C. Wetheriogton I-•reel an outside ttairea.* on »
building on Fourth Str-et. b<
tween Oak and Myrtlii A venueat a coat of 100 .
/
Frrnsld-Laughton
I >1rinorl. I
Hospital was Uaued * >cfm lt l»
odd an office to their .iructun
•t a coat of 1600 with W f W
Van Net* deelgnated nn contr.i
ter for the job. M, Jobnron v »*
issued a permit to repair the
porch of a dwelling i t IB in
Summerlin Avenue at a coni
10 —
B. A. F. bomber* have made a
daring daylight raid on tha
docks nf Bremen and tha nilway yards south of Oldenburg.
R was authoritatively reported
,0 JprooT-tag raid, the
daylight nee*alt
against
flrrt
tho
City News
non y»«u Itako
" iilituriy »fi'*i»
*] In- m tit itiir pH .itji r»l - mol ii<’
Wihilt .l
I \|IM - i •im
tioti
limit
|Mf I it ii Im' iy
I m On*
“ Offlcrl*. • ••ll'llillli •’ t I Mlt
Mill
thi* i •••••mil•« * - !«•» Hu if vhurk,
• «|m i iiilly Hu |iiMjaf mu ilmiimfiii
un«l in- n'fiMiiiUt’i' ’
Di
Utii'Milif. ii puli U'liiir in
m|jiIli’o! «nitl “ I ii -I vthiit liir fill.
iir«* iiii y turn im » i o f f fit' u- nnnr
ran till- I'M I G mk hbi* ia11 ii‘«lllr I illlt IV>IVttr Itllll- MM UIii’Mtl
In Ihr nu'iill - if rmiif iii"M’ nml
morr ili inuml»lI Ih in
upon
up, uiMiy mu i if it i - Hill havr to
t>« HIM.If uni mi* may havi* to
l i v e lip,
t« Ilfpol Ml iljr
h r impf.
•onip of On*
i oilvi nki fii i-p uriil
comfortM v»r liuh•• Imtoiiii ' arrup*
loniPfl to ’
In p pl« n to hi- M I hm ICotar
tan' for rii»«i|M’ iation, tiir iiirw
f tuBlIauad •• ItC * •••»
Ijilmr Depurtment’H
Supply Hill Okeyed
Washington , junr no, —
D fiv ln g to cl«an up la«t minulr
appropriations h^forr thr flpcal
year eutU at midiiiirht, thr Srna t f (inlay finally
af>pr»vH,| ^nd
prut to
thr
W h ltr
llf u p r
a
fl,l9f».9lf»,7H0 supply bill for thr
l,ab«»r Drpartmrnt arul thr F«*itrr*
a| Security Agency
Thr rneaaure was
f2R.9fi7.24?
untier budget estimates but 140.
higher than l> 't yv*»r ^
appropriation.
PROCLAMATION
the
nil
fn-1
r..t
li-t
«ho.4
ch»* draft l.«»uf
U t «il
1Jnn ll.-MUUlM
*rht nul from
at tin- i m *m **f
A timp. ia r v * 1
ing
!••• f •»i
ar r gi\»*n m
tion Mi find
prolmbly br tl
draft.
Mrs. JerkinH I)Ii*k
A t Daughter’s Home
madr her home with hei Uaughter. Mrs J.
It. 1’srrsnuite of
teiu French Avenue, for thr psst
•lx mrnths. dieil Sunday morntng *t 7:20 o’clock after tn
Hines of sis months. She wss
born Msr 27. IH7I. In Geneva
County. Alabama.
Survivor. Include four daugh
ters. Mrs. J. II I'scrsmore. San
ford; Mrs. E. C. Nelson, Sanford;
Mrs. J. II. Uowintn. Tamps, and
Mrs. II. K- Richards. Sarasota;
three son*. W. F. Jerkins. St.
Petersburg: 8. R. Jerkins, Sara
sota, and II. A. Jerkins, Csnsl
Zone; two brothers, R. Blount,
Hartford,
Ala..
snd Thomas
Blount, Black, Ala., and eight
grandchildren.
Arrangement* are belnr made
by the Erickson' Funeral Home.
The funeral and interment will
ho hi Sat ssots.
,
.
NEW YORK. Juno 30 — (AY
—
Thr
Gvncrsl
Education
Board, noting continued improve
ment in southern education, re
ported yesterday its 1040 appro
priations totaled $0,629, B10.
A breakdown of tho appro
priations by board
president
Raymond B. Fosdlck
showed
$848,810 went for education of
southern whites, $4,680,BOO for
southern Negroes, $047,600. tor
general education, $I1B,S8B for
child growth and development
snd $tT$,560 fo r ndmlnlatntlvn
enate.
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BANFOSD,
LEAGUE SCORES
p la y e r s 8old
Remainder Of
it Is Released
llstloto defeat at the hand*
l\ Daytona Beach Islander*
Seminole*
ended
their
„ a i a club and five play•re given nollM of their
bile the remalnedr of thewas released last night,
three-run Inning* gsve tie
a team a « - l victory over
orphan**' as Ray Ashton
I hla opponents to nine
at w*a given only five hit*
teammate*. Ashton pitched
^jnma. striking out seven
tnf walking only three,
r Sehaal, aem U ry of the
l State League, gave tlie
•Id player* their atalgn]ost night. Carl Kettle*
o# Justice were arnt to
Clyde Jon** to GalneaPets MeRaney to Daytona
.and (Emit La Valley l " I
a. At the tame time Fchsal
Uhton may go with St.
W. I * P e t
S t Aueuatino _____ 41 21 .00!
DeLand
______ 41 22 051
Leesburg _________
83 32 .508
Daytona B each ____ 32 31 .508
Gainesville ________ 2D
30 .410
Ocala ____________ 25 40 .383
Itrsall* Yeaterday
Daytona Beach 0, Sanford 1.
Orlando 2, Drljind 1.
. Leesburg8, Ocala
3.
ppd. raui.
Gainesville at St. Augustine,
Games Today
Daylnna Beach at Orlando (2).
fit. Augur line at I^rahurg.
lie I .and at (Jalnaivlllo.
(Only garnet acheduleil)._____
NEWTON, K u l , Juno * * —
l/ft— t y Cobb, tha aclentific
batehall1xImmortal, called upon
o)4 time fincaao yeaterday to
defeat the Uambanging
Baba
Ruth, hla fallow Ilall-of-Famor,
by a 8-8 margin the eponlng
fntnd o f their "grudge” char
ity golf match m before a 2,00A
gallery at Commonwealth.
Cobb uaed hi* accurate pul*
Irr to humble the Baber deaplU
the fact the 80-bomer king outdrtve Mm on every hole. Ruth1!
lnger-rang* slugging o ff the
try* put him two up when they
DAYTONA
remainder of. tho player*
I the receipt of their rv.
With mixed feeling*. Some
men had been trying for
Mas*#* for aaveral day* to
them a chance to *l"ix
ftlbe In and ontaide of tho j
G b A C d c p m e u N iV e M ity
. •
OF WAWltlSTbcl CREW
'
THc ritfswes hav/c WbHTUe
RxjGUKECPsui eesA T fA >n i<m,
•TM/tk, '36, -37 AcJOKPk) FWi&udiy
SCCCWO FlAS flMCS AdO THIRD
FIVO T1M06
N T S tm e laat night Pete Carroll 2. Ju*
iy bit a long alnglo to r<r*, llanlmim,
the only Seminole run, Run* batted
Athlon
FREE D ELIVERY— PIIONB KH0
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
181 W. FIRST BTIIKKT
•AKKTT
(Juscryk.
,
by
Thiorulf
M. O. At. offlrlnl* havo been
making n »urv< y n| the facllllira
offrn-d nt Wiim i IIu .Springs lor
nuking motion puturr*.
last
Meek Johnny W. Iunmli r, b') umIr star
ami fsnied
far Ms
c! >ructrrUatliiM of "Tartan,' txj.nsmd hiinso.i o' iiOnsi'il not
•aid ha hup'.I tho next Taisan
alrtuia would lie made at Wn>
Julia,
I
Lion Cloth
Picture Wins
Scholarship
By FRANK B. GILDRETH
ItAl.KIGII, North Carolina—
June 28— A one-man truck team
xi ho gat h:* start
In college
nineties
by
displaying Mm.
'■■If In loin chib may bo th*
Mare than mm I i1lion capias outstanding sopl-omor* In South
of the lllblu have bean printed. ern Conference football next fall.
Ilia name now I* Just plain
Mike Andrew*. He haa broken
freshmen track records with mo
notonous regularity at N. C. 8tat*
College and unleai th* army
N
T H W E V E A T ^ :v U ,
J Bf?K3Hr
yet* him he'll b« an end on th#
iNHAT IP l D O H T
GIRL .*» - y
1941 Wolfpack football team.
7AKGTHRGT
Mike—until recently bid rum*
YEARS TO r
wa* Mirha<-l Joseph Andrraechl
TUuMYOU
— h n hi |>rr.dreadnaught Wllh *
G GTFlVB
dliiilacrment of some 200 pound*
I WISH.'/— i
X NCW2S.*r
ami a height of 8-1. 11* scored
20 to 30 point* In almost every
track meet1'no entered.
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
liy P A U L ROBINSON
staY .*
HELL
TT3UST
YOU.*
»
17-Year-Old Girl
Ty Cobb licks
Shows Best Form
Babe Ruth In
Grudge Match In Georgia Meet
HUSKIES1 COACH
fw.irtoj
suppose c bailour/
tlf1 A t J A D R I S k
jUktewmAruF’:
The PARACHUTE DOE?:.
CBAOC'UP/—7HGH ,
K P Y b U B C .*
T ill take 1
Ja c h a n c e .T
is i>wr /rrf\---.4 r a A ^
100-yard dash, the 220, and the
discus and Javtlin throw*. H*
almost finished second In the
j bread Jurrp.'. JIo tossed the shot
'60 feet one-half Inch, and hi* 9-8
if r Uxo century and 11.7 for tha
220 tel the new freshman reI rnrds herr.
| Mike rama to (Rale because la
.read the scholarships -wet* be
ing offered to foul tall player*.
He wasn't much of a football
year In ■ Brooklyn, N. Y., high
player —ha had- played only one
BUSINESS
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hole* were haired, then Cobb
doubled his lead by blasting out
a trap to within three feet of
Ihr pin for hla par-four on the
Hth and ha dropped a 10-foot
putt on th* ISth to axtend hla
winning margin to three hole*.
After halving the 10lh where
the match officially ended, with
par-three*, they played onto the
home green In even
fashion,
Cobb winding up with a medal
of 81, over nine, to Ruth*’-. 83.
Roth admitted they were lull*
l v of wretched golf, a fact ob
vious to th* spectator* from
start to finish.
"This It a very poor round
for me/' Cobb apologised.
. “ What sUa e*n you do when
you keep misting
two-fooler*
against a guy who ran pult
Ills T yT " Ruth complained.
"I wa* vert fortunate
to
Win," Cobb added. "The Babe
It an awfully nice fellow to
pity golf with when not In a
baseball frame o f mind. I guess
l wasn’t either. And that made
It very pleasant
".Since rap tea shot* have been
troubling me
fo r
week*,
I
couldn’t trust my wood* on the
long holes and played a No. 2,
Iron. Tbs first lima 1 tried It
the Bab* warned me that we
were not playing a short hole.
He never gave an opponent aueh
B friendly tip when he was In
ba*eball.
" It was a great nleaaur* to
play with him and a much
greater on# to beat him. Just
think I p»w can t*H mv child
ren that I beat Babe Ruth at
Something," Cobb stalled.
" P V * p t too Biel tad ibofit
It, T y ," Ruth warned. •'You
Mr*. SchafflehL
Over 8200 men have COM
In todays quarter-final*. Ml«" through the reception center at
Sugg*, who but month'won the Camp Blandlnc rtnee December,
1040.
women's Boat b en championship,
me«U Mr*. J. A. Dabney o f Col*
urnbus, w h o advanced with a I
and 2 deciaion over Miaa Mary
Stevenson of Brunswick.
Dorothy Kirby o f Atlanta for
mer
Southern
champion
*6d
three-time Georgia tltleholder ad
vanced eiaily with an 8 and 7
victory over Mr*. Colleen Butler
of Atlanta, a former champion.
The iKV*t opponent for Ml**
Kirby will be another former
champion, Mlaa Martha Daniel
of Rome, who linked out a B and
3 verdict over Mi*. J. 0. - Rhyne
of Atlanta.
A T L A N T A , Jon* 86 — 0P1—
Two round* of brilliant golf «*tablfahed dark-haired, 17-year-old
Lon la* Sugg* laat night a* the
girl to beat for the 1041 Georgia
Champlonahlp.
The long Driving Llthla-Spring*
Llthla .Spring*
ycungater, defending the title ah*
won l i l t June, eaaily annexed
medal I>t hoeiora In 'the qualifying
round and followed that with a
eerformanee that dlapbted o f
Mr*. 1, M. Sheffield o f Atlanta,
0 and A
Her wedal-whmlng 77. featured
When first hatched, a baby
a men'a .par 36 on tha aeeond
nine. Over the first nine Tues oyster Jdoks something like a
microscopic
thimble srith a hairy
day she clipped o ff an even
,
men’s par of 38 In her rout of belt about its middle.
BONEDS ROLLED
VEAL ROAST— '
NO WASTE IL'o q ,^
ALL HEAT ID
Picnic Hams lb.
nnoNO iT
Beef Steaks lb.
21c i Pork Liver lb. ...-c.... |7 c
I
rrrt.M rrir.nw .■
19c I Cottage Cheese lb... 12/4c
v o iit h k h s
ECONOMY
W ESTERN BE EF
Pan Pork
UlUe Pig
»
Sausage, 2 lbs.
Hams 1b.
i.TKJY .
it t.
Malty-— a—
I-p ortin g—Ih e r e .1 ’ll- b«- willing
|o quit go lf."
Shoulders
Guernsey Breeders
E&tweO OLEO.....:.... lb. 12»/*c Sliced BACON.... ...... ,.Jb. l?c
L A K E CITY. June 8 8-<8ptc | a l)_ Leading ruemiwy breeden
nt *1* ate tea will meet hgre In
ReptemW it ha* been am^unced
by the Lake City and Colombia
County Chamber of Commerce.
Breeders will hold their annul
nenvgto-Flcrld*
Guernsey
« .
Mbit and ail*. Th* affair draws
attendance from tho entire South*
r u t and I* classed a* , an »utsUndlng erent In livestock clrclea.
Daisy CHEESE............ Ib. 27c Smo. SAUSAGE.... ....... ..lb. 10c
W APM M
ll.ttW itt
BOLOGNA.;...............lb. 12VzC Asst COLD CUTS..... :ib. 17c
GOLDEN GRAIN
Roll or Quarters . )b
v is it. th# collog*. Ho did— ond
liked U. Mike now haa a acholar-
Classified Advertisements
anno
RANGER
YOU BRING
TWTUONE
By FR A N STRIKER
YOU GOME WITH ME/ THE
I WVE ATALKWITHYOU/
ARQK STOCK o f ranges, for
oil, coal, wood, due electric
'Excellent
Magic
Chef
raa
rang*, Cart *176, soil fa r llO ,
like new. Green's Fuel Gas tiervice, across from Post Office.
m.
1WDER 8 ........3 pkga. 7c
tvaavnabla pi
IKS........ med. can 10c
A T YOUR PRICE I Odds. **d «
and
Junk,
soma
lu lg w * .
Warshou e 4th and
Myrtlo.
Must vacate. Hours of sal* t
to I t and I to 4— Friday,
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P & G Soap am. 3c 3 g t bars 10c CAMAY
lota faring |
Forrest Lai
property
. unax*
FACTORY PACK.
ij k
FOREST L A K C
PHOPK1
TiVo bungalows on thro*
am
ASPARAGUS 2 pie cans 27c
K A T U A L IE N IS R A E L 800 E.
6th, 8L wants Job aa narao or
ctaulng house. , ■■
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McCRAR,
BEANS
I CARROTS
bar 4V4c
... lb. 2lc
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S an ford la T h e O n ly C e n tra l
"t
F lo rid a C ity A ffo r d in g R a il, H t g M t f
A n d W a te r T ra n sp o rta tio n
r
A N IN D E P K N D lN t NKW8F A P IS H
SANFORD,
unition Lack
Reveals
lent W ill Con- Kin Opposes Hitler
Today On What
Aid Can Be Given
'To Soviet Russia
FLORIDA,
Senate Okeys
F a c ilitie s In
Defense Areas
FRI1
Red Army Falls Back
On 2 Fronts, Mos*
cow Report States;
I aksscs Snid Heavy,
N A Z IS i PRISONERS IN A CAPTURED SOVIET TOWN
Congress Seeks Ap
proval Of Needed
Legislation Before
r Fiscal Year Ends
WASHINGTON,. June 27 —
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Motive Is Partly
• t l s f i e d W it h
defense* Program
It. A. F. Strikes Anew
A t French Coast;
Reich -Is Bombed
lin t l IN. June 37— (A l*)
The main derision over Sov
iet llo—-la already ha* bean
« in informed Nail quarter*
ili 1 1.,m l foniaht after hl|k
I "Ml mi ml had reported tka
• liman \rmv u«ietorlo«a Ml
n't front,." A war bollatla
a -»rrl«l Ihr Naria alrocfa *•
l'*»n-l I lie Hofirt Jaat 0*
•he tted Army »>■ prrpirlag
an lin e ,tun of Central IB*
HOB PARK. N. Y-, June
—(fP)— Prc*ldei)t Roonodlscloaed^ today a ahort|n ammunition confront*
he nation In 1U defense
M M rM
at a p r t a
prance that he waa looktnto the .question of
la g somo rifles to the
aA no a.,M
, **•*«*« If Inn
lr fc h * b * tI. alkw
that
ammunition
could bo Mat bacauaa tha coun
Working with the flritlah War
tr y 'la way behind on ammunl- Relief Society In New York,
Brigid Ellxahrlh Hiller, estranged
Utaaevea (or UaaJf.
A *, for helping Ruaala In tho wlfo of Adotr Hitler” * brother,
UBfa agetnat th# Nail*, Room- Alois, I* doing her bit lo defeat
her German kin*n»n. She is
vlll said be n p w M to coafar proudly pointing to her Aid Bri
•h^thaf topic by telephone lo- tain pin. Her son Is In the Cun*d k f with Acting Secrqtary of dlan army.
ho wu
a general
Scnccnldg
—
."an you satisfied with Delinquent
tnogvment of U>« defense
Taxes
P enally Cited By
Collector
iV .Iie V y .E s ,
AI*o pending on Iho Hrnito
Calcndor •>< argument-provoking
legiflnlii.il lo continue Presldinl
Itonaevell', cmrrgenry monetary
power*, novr scheduled to expire
at midnight Monday.
Washington foe> of pending
leglf latlon (o authnrii* the »Cqut-lllon through eminent
do
main proeeedlng* of the right*
of way for petroleum ptpcllnca
were arrumrd heforo a Senate
subcommittee of "Mind opposi
tion" to h «nrely needed nationa rtefen,e atep. >
The charge waa made hv Itep.
Tale H> Mo), who »ald he hud
leant rpiittence
atiout
gaaleaa
Fun.Uv
and beetle** daya on
the ea-lrrn aeahnard when we
hare ahundant production."
Nutne nf till town
wiin
not trie
Co i»pern(irm of the Horn >I i f
( <ininlissjkfpel a,
I h v
Ladies’ Swimming County
IU>nr<| tif Public Instruction nml
Cl tv of SsufarH in set tiring
Class Changed Toj athe licnlth
mill
tor
Svinuiolr
CotUlty was pledged toils y lit
msetmg in Ihr- City lintl, »t*
Monday Afternoon! nfrnUtol
hy
rrprfiriiU U vi*
of
Eostis Man Makes
Bomb From Resin
,i£rviLU4.
s rja s .fi ftjuffi
Wrong
KaUet', butnoi ,» qu»rt of the
bomb material and water or sand
added lo the flereene,* of thr
blase. The Inventor aay, Urge
quantities of th<»e bomli, cm. be
carried on smut! plane, end that
simple machinery can be uttlUrd
to manufacture them.
Sauer la one of thr few li
censed munitions manufectuier*
In Florida.
Finland Will Fight
With ‘Genial’ Hitler
nC LS tN Id. June 27. - 1A l’ l
— TrcW enl Ryll
announcerl lo
the KlnnUh people Thursday night
that their vnned force, had taken
^
j "for
no Ui* battle against
Russia
the liberty of the fatherland’*
■Ida by aide with tho German
One section wif t(ia now law troops under "their genial leader,
itataa that a tax warrant may Reichschancellor Adolf Hitler."
operata aa a writ of garnishment.
The aanoancement that Finnish
Mr.
Jlnklns • amphaaltod. This
troops actually were fighting
•action read* a, follows t
"Tax wirrant Issued ly the tax Russia for tho second lime within
collector for tho collection of two year, followed » Russian
tangible personal property taxes air raid on lldilnki and harbor
■fall have th. M m , force and Islands early Thursday in which
offset aa a writ o f garnishment ■light damage waa done.
whan Itvtad by tho tan collector
or his deputy upon aay ' person,
firm or corponatlon who shall
have any good*, tnonioa, chattel*,
or o ff acta
payer In
nr control
debted to
22 Million Feet Of
Lumber Is Purchased
o f tho dalbiqaoT,1'. tax
hi* hands, bqsscaalori
TAMPA, Jen* «7, - (AP) or who shall be in
such delinquent tsrv The army bought 23,003,000 foot
of lumbar here
yesterday for
^ b a n any tax warrant I* so about MOO,000 In rnr of Ita
levied upon any debtor or per- streamlined bid openings which
•on holding property of tho iax- cut rad tape to ehreda.
It leaned specific* 11on,, received
and awarded contract* all In on,
sluing.- Romm of tho lumbor most
t f tt* tax collactor or
ruty therefor shall bo
diichargo tat that oxho debtor or poroow bold,
i property. In tt* event
levy tie tax coltactor. or
sty shall make note
open tho tax warrant,'
fc jS B U M J E y *g
S 2E S (g‘ r i s ' i ,s:!
First Class Leaves
Jacksonville Base
It* tMnflqfod PvSM
Tin* KiiHBinn nrmloH h s y e
lli'ii llink lo new positions
i hr Vilii.i and Hnrnnow■t
f runt a a fte r in flic tin g
H\\
1»|l Nnzi colnn n iln v m if toward M insk,
i i nvv it'iiurW’d today.
Si. iiiilii'alnui wan given of
r ilrn ili nf
(lie
re tir e -
Tho official C
l mi n nipt ion
let
Ronrrs taken hy N u i tml.iier* aft
go over the top In thi* count n
Worker, and rontrlbutnr, h>*»>
shown good ,|>int ,n.l spier. I>I
cooperation III Iho drive. Mr
Itrndnhaw dec I* red. Tin* pmci.
have found it In !*■ n anil .
rau*o and oiil.wtdn.l to It ah.
hearted])'.
"W e have nut riasrded I *..
large conlriHulor, ty |.ulihcl,n .
the amount* they have given mel
w, haven't put thn*e wh.. hr...
given *m»ll amount* on li e *•>■■'
by running their names m ' ■■
newspaper. Thi, dnve In.,
pended on the hard work ' 1 tl.
helping an dlte genei ,it> of 1
people nf Seminole • rn.nl.
Full rejHirt# havi- not h' >.
turned. In Oil rither the illy
1
all of tho cuunty, tlmugh part ...I
reporta give an iiulielalion t l'" 1
t l « drive I* nearly at tho «•■*«l
of 12,000. Within a few .lay* >•
full report of all district* U • »
peeled , Mr. Ilraitahaw dated.
Altamonte Spring* ha, an '
complete report of |22b in cr.
and pledge,, Ca«tlrl.crry. | l " i
and l-ongwnnd, film Doth t
rvat CUy and Slavin havo fin
ilhod their drive and H>c f."
rnor reported ( I 10 While II"
Slavic
community
ha,
4 1’ 1
turned In.
No rr|iort of the roller)I qq,
Lak, Mary have como in yet.
Mr. Rredahaw said, though It •'
expected thol the two e«mp0tg'
worker*, Mra. W. K Baker and
Mrs. Roy Howard, will bring tt •
community well over tho lop • I
their | l 60 quota.
laike Monroe ha- hern la'
getting atarted on tho drive ond
Oua fichmah, chairman o f (ha1
dlitrtet, haa no report to Hake
ao far, Mr. Bradahaw revealed
-Oviedo haa reported IIOR . »
fa r in the drive but I am sure
that II will exceed any o f U *
either communities ouU U *' of
Sanford duo to the good oal. ts
season enjoyod hv »ha (d fc e n
thorv," Mr. Bradshaw'aovlhdc.I
-r
-Rolf^ntrlftao*"
won
Mr
Patterson^
outlining
him
rrjHtrts
II mnnik,
nf
ill©-
Germ * up
, l.t..... I .«n Kiiprrmaey over tha
..I, I, ,1 1 Her great eastern IS*
. ,t i ... ft.»nl while .he sought
.......... .re Fur..pc in an ant*i .on.n.ioi i. pi..{Nait rruude.
I v..|.l |.*r
Ihr
great battle
.urine o.i Ihr plain, of Hoftat*
i/.-.I Poland. the Ituaalane said
'
i |.,n fo rir« were holding flrna
on II.i, .ixlti day of lha Utanlc
IttlBr'Ie
Mi. . ow gave no Indication OI
tlo
til.-
Ihe
pin porn of the profMiNed tienlt h
! und, pointed nut that it wvt
T«i m> ipall v ileMigio d to p r e v e n t
i Hie Hpioad of ri'iriinuriiratde ill
‘•i iim*i Hi* ns id the State Board
iiii
m
of lleatth would furnish part
of 2-iPt I., r. :tu ..Vt.K-k
i*f Ihe funds for Netting up the
I’striolir week will I... fcalurcd unit, and (he fVumty would
at lh»* f.iaygronn.l n e t week wilt, Miprdy the remainder.
a , p.-end prr.grnm lo I.,* an.
The peraonnel of the unit as
nr Uncr-'l lai.T,
Ml «
Miorihon rigge*lrM|
hy
|»r
Patterson
s-al Tb.* pll.vi'M.ori.l will I." would include n health officer
cln-'.l on Fndav, .Inly I
with an M D. degree and speeAll tonr rot ohm t - w* ) ,-.|*it,-,l till- in11 red training in public health
W,|) but rninril nut an- r, work, a sanitary officer, and
pccl.'.l to l»r! cooipl.t.. ri. il w.-ck nurse* uml a clerk.
If the weather permit, Thn,c
Funds for the staff, equip
tnurnarnrnt, what, were In tisve ment and office rent were pro
been rcniidelol thr, week were vtth'd in the budget submitted
the paddle tennis tourney fur hy Ur Patterson
both girli and t.oys, and n hi.|»
The County's share
of
the
scotch arid jump rope contest money, he said,
could
come
for the girls
through a levy of a two mill
A swimming party
for
the Ini, or the School Hoard could
children of Ihe p1sygrnor.il wilt aid in supplying the funds. Home
be held 7 hur*.luy eflrrinain If counties, he added, use the rare
the recreation depnrlmenl run gel track tax to maintain their unit,
a truck *s
ineari, of tran,[mrArtlvltiea of the health unit.
tatlun, I,, Morris, n stall'd.
Ur. Patterson stated, would in
elude an immunisation
service,
clinic conferences for prt-natal
rare and for child health, treat
ment of thn venereal diseases of
fndlgents, dental correction anti
hookworm treatment.
nymnst
German
I'.di.iol Slid every A lt*
t.. .1riv. into tha Ku..... It.........
by pataI In ilie infantry mas*
I.. hI< ii down, th. So
li. ry
report
declared
ftjM'fi nl tht- 11- I nTInin ui finiiri
Bright Belt Market
Openings Annouiueil
NGKFGI.K,
V » , June
.’7
....... .
iroujiN killrd aa thaf
I..role.| 11y charging cavalry, of
o i i > "Ini nml*
into
G«rmat»
., ii*l I* mu.i limn lin«*P,
and
of
In iii In lulling nUni'k* on Blft* itit1 1 i Hu port of ('onstanU
itni III. Mill |'lo**Nti <»ll ffeld*
if r,iMii«ifiy*N KumnniMn ally.
II.. It. *1 Army skipped ovar
(in in h"ii aliiiig ihv
northam
i m * pt to Nay that BoeUt
. i.1111*'i M i ' i i - in action against
■in I iH i ut m g
I'h r m y
tank
FT. IJtUOFJlDALE, Juno 2 7 -
le and, ( Special >—Brward county farm
11 rnso er* have planted 120,000 pounds
big uio post fair weeks, accord
ing ta County A ernl B. E. lawtoo. Plft twr hundred baby chicks
and <1 high grade dairy calvo*
wot* plotqd with Broward county
u n lt iM
■it i ♦*i Mm k art's of westarn
|{ u-* »!♦
I*. •i.11a iiml Finland formally
iiri.iNi t ht'iNrlf tirNtdr Germany
Hgain-t Hunnin, thr Husalan ar*
m\ wfuil therr wan no land aftR’ti
irilt r«l«v ahyig
the
Ilusslxnlifim-h
frontirr.
Th.’ Mail of air raid alarm*
OMiiridfri rrpaatrdly ovar HtleUi*
ti, k inland'* oft-bombed ra glial*
trn| firw fhowrra
of tRuaaUg
iiomliN fell on that city's anvtrIn addition, the sanitary o ffi
Urfl'N NOIHU nfter President Rytl
cer of the unit would supervise
Ir.I.I the Finn, they were at war
sanitation In the county to help
r.rsin sgslrval tins,la. But *hl*
fight diseases at their source.
time, te ssl'l It s i r a defsnftvo
This offlter alto would supervise
,nr nml they were nnt alowo
food handling, water supply and
i* thee were in tho winter o f
WASHINGTON.
Jim. I’T,
lewermga conditions.
III3II. 40.
One of tha nurses affiliated The Treasury said today the ft'
The huge tank eng agarsant
with tha unit would follow up rsl yrar total ef -H types of ws, l.elng foueht In tho L n S
had pas,"'l l)ueach rase to act that It waa be federnl revenueshudgel
i-timalr sei-lnr nf rnnlhe*,! -central Poing properly taken cart of In
Isn.l, and. said Mnseow, was fn*
the home, and would also glva several day* ngn, nml tin June ing "with ■ msnlfest advantage
Instruction In caring for child 26 had renrhed |7J.2*,7l:i,I I'.'
»'
Expenditure,, while breaking for our troop* "
ren and ilefc parsons.
Hr 11 is tv
Royal
Air
Fora#
• Children would ba given regu peace time records ernl IngKint* pIsn.'N swept tonight In tha 9h
lar examinations by the hralth behind a budget estimate of tl.1,red ion of Boulogna for thnlP
unit. It waa ataUd, and their 303^70.070. On Juris 2A. r pend
Nf
912.4(17,1’JI,715 seventeenth eonsOeutlva
physicians advlaed when treat ing axgrrgated
raiding
German objective*
m
ment was nactaaarj. I f tha fam pari of tha lag waa In the de the mnlinenL A ehort UxM - h r
*
ily waa unable to nay tha coet fense program.
ter, th- familiar sound ,
o f a private physician, the unit
vv oanlnxlnitl rolled hock
TO RAI8 B IIOGH
would aae that tha treatment
the English Choanal.
was administered.
DeFUNIAK
SPRINGS - One
Mlaa Mettlnger, who la u fo r
mer resident o f Sanford, point hundred and fifty Walton coun
ed out that tha uuroo’e job U ty 4-H club boya and girl* will
Partly cloudy
to follow up tho cum ta tho rake fat boga for tho markat
borne, t t a .a lee would toad act this year, according ta Count/ Hatuiday, with
Federal Revenues
Exceed Estimates
PLANT I.BGUMF-H
Abel
gi in i nilit*d
i.
I
’a t ic a n e r r r , juM r . ad by Papa FVn XU in o r»hraodotst ta tte. Untu.1
taa Ttarcadoy ta combat a
rrgal of PdgonU*- nnd "tho
Those In Unit Oc
tober IB. 1910, Re
lieved Of Service
Mill hlmil on (IHmiIn but loiig
on
I.......I of thi, battle
II.. tied Aimv I* trying t#
Mrrt within the him gmup M
*-t>
v»
I•
-1, and destroy a P|nt*r
21 to Sit who hgvi* ar%***l m ih
| 7 Trr, J. N Paltarann. asRlatani National (tiiarrl hm* wiiImi'H I*' . ..l.t.oo ponded at kllnak. rthltk
fhUlw health officer. . Mia> Jwm rn«UU«iuiu uiuit j thi- xitlutiki . ion itiilra . im tiit Iba G e r t a l l f c : ^
in.
frontier
• klmderiMili, cierutlve
secrotaiy Seri ire Af I hut tlio-te vim ^*1 ' li.
li. iln. -pokeof further "gran*
! of the state wide putdlr health meruhrn* iif the guard on * •• * 1 0
Hint the development u
"•
JeomiuiUer, nml Mi** Itnth Met* 1040 and have roiu|ileh d
,,|
tmlegir plana.” hut apset^'
Mingrr
Hiipervlaing nurse
with rnoir coiiM*rutivr yeai* ••! • m e
1.. .|. i.id, were withheld. . '
>ra
the Slide Board "f Health Wtrr are relieved from Im Ii'IiI\ f f
|. |. .ok ml niore and mof* *0
I prcm nl at the inerting (n et training nml nervier ift c u «
i
IIlt<
.1
Army
had
*t‘d*n
aomc
time,
Ihnugh
not
finm
••
i
M
t
phdu the purpose of the health
i <|,. Ho....ter of Adolf flit* «e
nml Mild tel) h»*w one could he
1..
’Iigliiiiingwar trcbnlqna,
*H up here,
i
>,.i
it..
ihe Nml
maater * f .
VV A
Lefflrr
ehnirniAfi nf
..... t I in..p. wo
preparing for
♦ho
Seminole
Count v
I’uhtie
i . ■ . **. of Ihr world clloHealth t'fimmillcc. presided at
the ooftliig,
After it tentative budget for
i.
hi tire Nail ocrupled
in to utt h unit tiint tie eii present
i *i
firllr.wli.g Ihs ata
led, it was decided
that
the (
ri .t olive night bomb* t oiititv
f ’nmmisiMon
and
thoj
l npi.n Germany.
! Setih.rl Hoard would meet at in
of Itni' ian tanka
I r "ufe dinte. lo lievise 1"ini' inepna ’
n violent and wlnI of raiding the money
Self Sacrifice
In Pope's Rw
F)
Former Members
Of Guard Must
Sign For Draft
City unit County
gnvrmmvnl*
inrnifn * r’n »* for worn* n
..ml of the
Stair
Bos id
of
brt'ii rhanvrrl fr«n * Tuesday
E V H T ia .w k r .A .
in a. formal th» rxm it M u b n of the I-rgi,.. the 8oviet l*t*r», • pen.lty of 10 percent
i w »r WM for. delinquency end Intern! et
the rote o f twp percent pgr
month oppliei to ell intangible
personal property U x n rem.inaald , I* » formal
‘ * "it ho had tng unpaid on July 1, Jno D.
Jinkim, County
t it
collector,
utld today.
"Such Itcini will be advertised
Mi attack (hy Germany) and execution* will be delivered
to future relation*'' be- to the sheriff for levy, Mr. JlnRuaala and the United klM Mid. A tax execution, h,
•x plained, baa tha force and
lid Wcltaa hagada It dear affect of o personal judgement
I qaeetloai deriving from and oioqutlon at law again*) a
taxpayer.
Tangible personal properly up
lewdly attaRtlon of_ the on which tax** are delinquent a ill
alto be advertised and execution,
laued upon any unpaid Item,
Both tangible and Intangible |teraonal property taxes draw In
tereat from the lima they become
delinquent,
ino tax
collector
*
(iermany Claims «
A ir Supremacy
W )— The Senate finally ap
proved rind srnl U» the While
Uou’ iT tmlny h-gl,latinn authorItlnir a f I 50,1)00,000 program
,for community facilitlea in dtfrnw a rm .
Supplementing a (300,000,000
defense housing program,
iho
meaiure known aa the Ijanham
American Rifles
'
LOCAL W E A T i
d,r» bower*.
�tc »I
F R ID A Y .
Government Leaves
Romanian Capita!
Tragedies On The Fourth
NEW YORK, Jon# 17 — W V The Rumanian rureminent baa
left , Duchatcit
car during tha fourth of Julf wtokend fo r it ii
nlted that unless unusual precautions are taken morapernous will moot with accidents a t this lima than ^var bofore In our history.
. umaa ,
The American Red Croaa boa Luuod a wanting that
■tSW ■ » ■ ■ ! » the Fourth of July will be more, hazardous thla year than
. 'J* ' f ■ ' r,Amount of traffic on
formerly because of the
---------_ congestion at. resort, gnd
our bigttwoya_ .and
the ln<
centers partly because of national defense
students.1
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
PR KB DELIVERY —PHONE ,SW
j r aIt ala ralso pointed out that if the death rai
fic accidonta during tho find ihrea months of
continues, tho thtni fur the yaar w ill' exceed
000 making It a new all time Wth, Thcre 'St
highway fatalities last year. An ,inares*e of
weekend trip to get ahead of the congestion and allow
plenty of time.
it;, ji,V - t « ,
2) Make a thorough check-up. of your, tin's, brakes,
lights and steering gear, for many accidents are the resu'taof faulty equipment,
r ,^
,
Np) Keep an eye oil the "other fellow," who may cause
tho accident
„ ,. ii,
,g.
4) Be sure luggago piled In the hick of the car does
not obscure rear vision.
£) Sacrifice that last hour at the beach and leave for
home before the crowd.
• . •» i
jnvV$fU snjMi
r
fl) Remember th»t driving after, dark is ,J »n y iiFpcj
more hazardous and, attar-dark accdients ,a r O % W « F
more serioua.
. ........... ij ,
y., x
7) T o swimmers: Enjoy; your water sports at^p s-
,BB .BOONER TH AN
fllihtQ ^M d;.1!', beard a
iW o fa l'».b * * v 4 a taylnir.
lba.UbernarU nf God I*
a, and ha will dwell with
i l they shall he
hi*
fed IQeq iWImneH nhall be tr o llu l
rm. anti b» their God. —
MMHg||*i».>>
beaches
'nmm
,
>!
In. .....
.
r • <• ,
-»
Mm Supirity
Irrigation Systcr
- Expert WeMhig
MiQ and P a c k in g B o o s e
PAUL J. STINE and
STINE MACHINE &
M
•» .1 ■ • r/r.tA
*wiii«^^^gji*-;^«4
_________ _
.
The Value O f prlendnhlp
WHY 1
DRIVE 0 ,>V
.....
'
ttadUmayrd,
One of lb . niost imroiUii,’ i,M «tirln )Ui i ,
friends. Tim truth of this statement is so generally recog' nlted that it seems almost ussleas to repeat it, and Vet
. there nre thousands of people who go through life put
ting forth no effort whatever to moke friends, or to re
tain them once they nre made. Real friendship should be
r made to undergo any stress or strain that may be put
, upon it.
;
"I have known not tw few men who, after reaching the
■ summits of business success, found themselves miserable
on attaining retirement age" writes D. F. Fortes in
beForbes Magazine. “They were so exclusively engrossed. in
their day-to-day affairs that they hod no time for friendnuking. Their JqI> .absorbed tbolr.jwhole life. Homo 4|ag
IkW * IW1 i»v,*
JNeMINmn1 home or family, to
nay nothing of time for cultivating friendships. They
Up Health Unit
g jfflLg
■W—■
II ■ IfT-
NffSbW m* bu*
saewMEB
- sreadjust
s K their
M habits,
a w their
i a mental
H nattitude—
H i auntilt stheyt
,
hiu’ find themselves discarded, out of the hurly-burly: and
w* then it is too late,
.
,
r.
•1 vividly reqiU what Frank A. Vandertlp said to!
me tho day ho ,wu* promoted to tha presidency of tha
^ National City ibutk of New York, then America's larges:.
«i> When I congratulated him, he said, very aerioualy: "1
is** only hope ] will never allow-myself to became ad busy
that 1 wun’t have time for friendships anil, for enjqylng
imotry.'
,
•,«„>” '/ 7 CiV- ..
"That philosophic obaervation la heartily commended
wws to ullnf-busy executive* today."
oner
■■ ■■■,.
m
—
There's Lots of
Mags to be Done
We’DPay Your Carpenter
To Fix Your Home
,
IriS
UNDER PRESENT SCHEDULES, R U estimated:
rets that a man making f 1,000,000 ia the Slata uf Near k«rk|
The mgre
ments arc
come. And
repairs . .
that hi mg rcpslrt land frahrovedelayed tha more costly they bcthere's ready na need so'vut oCT
. We'll furnish the money, >'■■>*)
W EEK LY N E K S
SUMMER - Tl
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Better Pastures'
Help Production
MONDAY
J Th* audition fo r high school
ntdenta In Seminole -County to
■IPct the hoy or girl to comM i far tba 9100 mu tic scholar*
tap, offered by Stetson UnU
Hr»lty_ School o f Music, will be
lived' Is the Woman's Club at
ItOO P. M.
' The member* o f the Woman’*
Stub' are aaked to meet at the
Huh Tlouaa to tew for the Red
Irnaa at 9:20 o'einrk.
TUESDAY
Members of the Eastern Star
MU1 faked to meet at the Wonan'a Club where they will »ew
ill the ones who are on time,
lira. L, E. Spencer and Mr*. J.
lota Adams will be co-hostesses
: hr the afternoon.
WEDNESDAY
Member* of the Women'* Club
^gill saw for the Red Cross an 1
1ft*.
W. Hell will he In
•purge. They are naked to meet
f t f l 10. A. M.
TnilRHDAT
VTJliritiemlierF o f the P. E. O.
will eew at the Woman's Club
lo r the Red Cross from 2:00
P. M. until 4:00 P. M. Mm. S.
O. Hhlhholscr, Br., trill be In
ftarge.
J The BuodTra for Britain Club
■fill) tpopanr n dance et the A r
mory, beginning at 0:00 P. V.
Norman Beasley and his Flor
ida rnwboya and cowgirl* will
furnish music for dnnrlng. Tick*
at* msj-1 |bo 'vobtained from Mr*.
B U STATE
T I R E S
Wesleyan Guild Has
Picnic A t Sanlando
The Wesleyan Service Guild
o f the Flrat Methodist Church
met with Winter Perk Guild
for a Joint picnic at Banlandd
Springe Thursday afternoon. A fpicnic ‘supper
*fr a
■ Plcnic
tipper the two
Gulldi apent the time getting
■cqualnted
acquainted and dlacuaalng
the
Flo*
“work o f the
---- Guild.
C -"J. Mlae floaale Willlama of Winter Park led
In the tinging of Folk tonga.
Thore attending from Sanford
were: Mrs. H. A. Swanson, Mr*.
Nanry Brock, Mrs, J. W, Childie.
Mis* Betty Huhrmnn, Mis* Rebec
ca Steven*. Mr*. A. K. Shoe
maker. Mis*
Lucile
Johnson,
Mm. M. E. Friend. Mr*. E. M.
Armltage and guest. Mist Florsent from
Winter
Ml** Helen Suck.
Williams, Mm. F..
Jr. . Miss
Evclvn
Vlvla Praia. Mis*
t’ ard. Mm. Earl R.
Earl P. Wise, Mm.
I*. k(*. Rrrta Mr*
Helen Mcaann. Mlsa
lc* Mi** Ruth Lyles,
Rcbekah Lodge To
Discontinue Meets
NEWABK, N. J „ June 27 -(JT>— The call of th* Bouth
tov* of pineapplei nnd
a 1 tioto from a pretty ttftwaiian
gtri Dd.Thomas J. Britton, a
Inutf drh»T. to antlit U) th*
Uliitfd States army yeatarday
vrith ft request that he ha as
signed to Hawaiian duty,
i Britton like*
pineapple*
to
fnueh he buy* a <r*t* at a time.
Bis months sgb he found In the
stalk of one pineapple ft note
£ Et
July Special
plant to write. Britton wrote and
whanged ■picture*. Now he
te are - Tiollta-fn -peraofr. —
Rafne comets are so bright
they can he area In th* daylight.
mlngton N. C. to spend a few
days.
r*
k »oM fi
IT
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I mIfm
Mm. Ililma Lundqulat hat re
turned after spending a short
time in Collegedale, Term. with
friend* and relatives.
John Gsstmsn of Hollywood ta
here visiting «* the gueat of Mm.
Ralph Luhinski, for about a
In on* day, th* CIO tlgna agreement* ending long negotiations. Tap,
month.
John L. Lewis (left), president of th* United Mine Workers, algos a
Mr. and Mr*. George McClel new wag* peet between r*thrarite operator* and miner* at HaaletM,
land of Titusville are th* guests Pa. Bealda Lawts Is Maju* W. W. Inglls. who signed for tha operator*.
of Mr. McClelland's slater, Mlsi Bottom, In a major triumph, Philip Murray (left), president of the
Julia MrCIrlland, for a few days. CIO, signs agreement fn Washington with tha Ford Motor Company,
including a closed shop. Harry iiennrii, director of personnel, algae
for the Ford Company.
Rick Gillespie will leave to
day for Ft. Pierce where he
will be connected with th* I't.
Plane ball club.
tube
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SEARS, ROEBUCK
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CONSTRUCTION
CREST VIEW—Okaloosa county
farmer* voted overwhelmingly in
establishment of I In
favor
proposed Yellow River Soil Con.
servation District in a recent ref
errndum
according to
Agent John Henta. The
embraces all of' Okaloosa
ly north of the U. S. h
Reserve.
L IB ER A L
EARNINGS
(tp in
you r KHvitiifs pvTitiniicnlly insiiit'tl ;ig.im>l Ins.* Iiy nit in-5*!rum eiitHlUy nt
tin- l ‘ S, (om -rn n it'iit.
I - T N I 'S A V A I I . A I t L K . Federal C lin rter p er
m its us In make prniiipl
paym ent
when
fumlx itrr ..... .
W hen vuii have h Makings tUTOimt w ith it',
you i .in mill In it u few dollars nt ft tim e
lii-il w luitrv i r \ on c;iii save out o f you r
iiifiim e.
$ 1
‘
FIRST FEDERAL
PROFIT DBSTITB ADVERSITY
WEST PALM BEACH li
>lte weather adversities, a m*.
ty of Palm Beach County fa
cm made money
during
season which recently caim
an end,
according to Cun
Agent M. U. Mnunta.
1rc t 'um ’n* Dividend
or more will open an account
INSUflED
Sitting* & I.oan A mhii. of Seminole
County
JUS Magnolia Avenue
Sanford, Ha.
Babies
J. Q. Cobb or Vtdslla, Ga. and
Mias Leith* Cobb of Dublin. Os.
spent a few days her* racrntly
with Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Fop*.
llall, MaHon E-lridir*
Mm:*
ct
Kelts.
Koi Her In*
V tn ii’
Dorothy Mltrhi M, ( ’ 4*0 11.1 IVr
lurk, Marlorir ('nirlmi n. Mhi
h*th L rfflrr, Jinn Furm**
Macon, Ga.. Olu !r» Pvnnn. Idllli
Aflame L*w>nt WHiddnti. .Hi
Anarclln, 1>4»t*s1 1M’
I' ip*
j*j
Mm, flrnrv Wit*iil 11 Air
1
W Allman M*- ( ' " ' I - 1'*’1'
of Fort It nt'ifif- N *
M1
llnmilton O v o of
•• ■ '1 VWI
Try., ami Mr* I M W iD .
■Im'kponvilN'.
k'lHit tio. iht r
Mlaa Iniflry,
mo ♦
tH*t thcy^should he depri
I'lti- i-, jii-.i " llh f nrw
(loot I ’ U m m ilh Sedan
a d<i|il.
Friend* o f Kenneth W Rob.
bin* will he glad to learn that he
I* doing nicely following an op
eration at tha Kemald.laughton
Memorial Hospital on Thunday.
is
w i n , hene a
O e U ia rr ek arge.
Order Office .
KISSIMMEE, June 27. — (Spe
cial) — About 400 head of cattlr were told Thunday at Uta
Kl**hnmee livestock auction. Fat
calve* topped price*
with
a
range of *20-19.50.
____
only SI-70
a sliver*
RIO E. 1st St.
RADIO NEWS
Friends of Mm. H. II. Duncan
WDIiO
will b* jrUd to learn that ah*
Complimenting Mi-, Muiguir*
“ doln* nk**|y after underrolnf He Ingley, who will him short
tn appendectomy on Tutadajr.
Tonlahra Troyram*
ly for Washingli.n. |i C «h.-re
she ha* nccrplt.,1
., |... ,,,
0 ItfiNidmll
MIm Nelli* Delgado of Tampa Ml»s Cailin I’kIiii, t . r.r. n ...... i
C» Fla
Slain Employ mrnt
la visitinir hri* unci* and aunt last evening nt I,,i I....... „ M
He 1 vice
Mr- and Mr», Eloy Delgado for a Valenein Drive uuli
M
r. Hovnird and Hhnllon
ahort time.
party
Thrciughnut tin- li.ici,,' ,i ,....
•
"F <> H ih'lroit'*
fusion of pink mi.l
| |
blossoms were n-cl t., .I, , --rut,-. »i [Ti Eviini;rlit| H. T llblHday
T 'Ml Kiilc Smith Hour
Guests were nenli-.l ;ii -mill tn
Idea in the living i,,,.<■! in,I „n 7 Ti Elmer havii*
h "M Sports iD porlnr
the porch.
• rid Mm. Paul Johnpon
After reveral ................
t b • L 'l * Co FiKhin*f
h
MitNir Room
moved to 12 0 1 H Map nohrirtge were s-rtJ•>v>.t M
Dor
n (0 Hollyhm1m
| I'muicr*
renue where they will re- olhy Wiggins with M'.- 11 , i|i)«*)}t
b I ft Inl t rJmlv
o f a bottle of
pi,..... .
111f>:> Pcni li«Mi-.f Parly
perfume for the logl
, .. nil.I
V n Pr.Mi.ll> \\t Hall
Rolwrt Washburn is serving as the screeno wlnnei . t o, , livre-I
an apprentice machinist in the to be Mias lln t-'l. NT.■i licit. 10 .Ml E d w in p H ill
Atlantic Coast Une Shop* In who received n I: \|..M Make- lit id Hoii Trout
Waycrost, Ha.,
— tin kit. Mian Palmer | i m ente.l 111 I*. Ni^ * of Hm World
tl' 10 Vauyhn M'lirot* O rr fi n t r a
Mlsa Ingley with n |«iit ..r Nylqn
Mlsa Marguerita Duncan I* hose a- a gift of remembrance. 11 1HI Isintofi W cIIp* Neva
II
o,r> A.vino Itry Orehcutia.
visiting bar aunt, Mr*. W. F..
At a late hour the h>«*tr « a- II ii Hane* Oirhcptra
Kelly, In Orlando for about • alated by
her
n m 'lv .
Mf- 1 1 ,r» Pi «*pp Now*
Kloyd Palmer, sorv i ti * pjt-rit- K ' 00 Stirn %1 f f
an tc* enurse.
,<Mr. and Mr*. Pned N N f f t l t
Invited to be \s 11 1, Mi— fnr 1
aon, Wallace, and .Mrs. M. Marwarat Ihe I|t»*r- Dor. -hshell have gon* to Ctoudtand, Gl. lay
Wiggins, . Martha A »|**4**-4
to apvnd the summer month*
Chapman, Jane 50inn-n
h i
Mr. and Mrs J. O. Woodruff
and aon, Jack, are spendlna ■
few days at the Woodruff Cottag* oa Coronado Baarh. Thay
plan to return Sunday.
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FAVOR
Mlsa Csrolyn llutt of Savannah,
Ga., ha* arrived to spend the
summer vacation with her aunt.
Mm. Victor McLauIin.
NEW AR R IVALS
Br* Km” ®**rsae.t
ftw *
sslUasll,
fln l- lu #
0.00-16
»~
tlonal tood-for-defenaa program
Farmers lav* been able to in
crease the number and quality
of their cattle with the result
that they are producing mure
dairy and meal products.
Mlsa Ruth Abrams had *■ re
cent Visitor*. Mr. and Mm. J.
T. Wheclla, of Daytona Beach.
R. A . Newman, Mr*. R. J. Hol
ly, Mrs. Frank Shames, M r«
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kelly, and
Konlyca Russell or Mrs. A. W. son. Fred, have returned to Rich
Knox.
land. G*. after spending* the past
week with Mr. and .Mrs. Fred
T. Williams.
IP IfiY n f w llr r t
KISSIMMEE STOCK S A LE
Safety
Marguerite Ingley
Honored Al Parly
tLove Of Pineapples
Lures Man To Army
M AIL FOlt I,’. 8 . 1X)KT
LONDON. Juno '.>7—t/lh-Tho
British
po»tnfflc«nnmuinerd
GALMESVILLE.
June
17— Thursday the l«rs "by onomy ac
(Special)—Pasture Impro women1 tion"' of mail* unit from (treat
practical carried out under the Britain May H, 1), l ami II for
agricultural
conaerratlon
pro tie United Stair*.
gram In Florida hare laid the
foundation lor Increaaed |4r<>ductlon of meat and dairy pro
duct* railed for under the na
tional food* for -dafen ae effort, ac
cording to H. G. Cltyton, Slate
A A A •uperelior.
Improved paeture land will
support a
larger
number
of
eifttle and .provide* a richer
food eource— two factors which
P erso n a l Activities
MUfll LOURINE BEAL, Bodely Editor
ISocial Calendar
»C lr
'" - ffir 'M t
announce th* birth of a dough
Ur, Palsy Ann, on Sunday nigh
at the Ferneld-Lftftghtaa
Me
J. P. Thurmond plana to loave
today for Waahtngton, G*.,
of
ter spending some time with
his eon and
daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mra. J. P. Thurmond.
Mr. and Mra. J. A. Strange
will laavo tomorrow for Jark•onvill* to (pond the weekend
with their daughter, Mlae Ruth
O F F IC E R
IS
I 'R O M O T I It
WABH1NGTUN
June
— Dmidt'ltl Rikiw-v, It Tlnir.i
nomlnsle.1
minur-m.
Arm
ficcrs for pioinolti-tt to I. »,-J
nnk. Among llum v »v: I r
major to llt-uleiiaMi i --Ion, l I
mett M. ( 'tmiHir, ^t tlalnt, M" . fi
i t Cam f> Hljuiilitii:,
Nearly half the stairs In Ilia
1 ■iillc.l Slates tqierata airplane*
<i rnunrrlion with aom* governoo-ntal function.
WIr Prizes! Enter
1
IVEYS' Keds-turtle, Race
KIDDENJ9EMTY
ARMY STUDENTS t.HADUATF.
HOT HI’ KINGH.
Aik., Jtn>
27. — (A P ) - E ig h t,--two aol
dler-atudent*
from
15 Arm) 9!
camps and posts wrrr grailuajeti
Tbnndsy nlghk from the Aim,
meric*I technirltn* school, only
unit o f IU kind hi the south, ffcd
southeast. The graduate* returned
to their permanent stutlom Inclading: Camp Blending; Kla.f
'I'llIs* ) tiling littlv win, horn in IlL'IH. lia s |Unl
rvrt-nlly lirrn pn-nciiW-H w ith n nice new firm s
n h lrli Hfldn gri-fttlv to her ftpRenranre. Com es
from Ihe
fnmoiiM
Hodge
fa m ily
nnd
runs
sm oothly and g ru c e lu lh . l-’our dour ftcdan.
I acmequauty
Soissee</fawaala
There are any number of cases on file older
than those mentioned above, all of good family
—- Any of them would fill a place in your home.
“Onr lined Car (Guarantee h unconditional from Dump
er (a Dumper which source the purchaser that any list'd
Car purchaaed from um will not coni them 5c In repaint
for th« first 1,000 milnt.’'
..-—15,00 in cuh
PolI-P»rrot Shoes
DODGE — PLYMOUTH DEALERS
PA88EN(JKH ( AILS and TIUICKH
CASUAL
Andrew
Car
AGENCY,
H ILL LUMBER
SUPPLY YAKS *
ini 8L Baitford, Vh.\
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ughTo Vote
C»JkUV To Pay
Buck Diyklend*
IINGTON. Jan* 27,
om» HflO.OOO youths, r
Canrr#'* In* mured to defer
the calling Into aenriee o f regis
trant* who hnva rearhor 38. I-ncal
draft I.oanla, nfflclala aar, will
land to go nclcklv through older
irglstranta to rrirh the** 71yearmhl* who have nellhtr de
pendents nor e**cnlinl emptoytnanl nnd are at an ‘'Ideal ago"
for army training.
1 Many of the 1041 college grad
uate* amnng t^e Julv registrant*.
It la bcllerAI, will enlist for
M IAM I, Job* 17— (Bpecisll*—
^3
n ____ I *
« f the tWrtda* Fewer
U gM
ton pony - win m e tre dividend
A i i h w «*■ r t w t July 1, paying
■p hack dlykienID on lk t -|T p r>
logpfd «Vocl( jrithtwld .»ipt*a 19S3*;
tga i currant .quarterly. di
ed 117* • share, U>1 total
registrants with
the original
registrants.
tl
Although
defense authorities
nr* committed to building an
"army o f yi'engsterV' 'tha draft.
Inn o f Touthi from 16 to 2H
flrrlve la net' contemplated. Con*
arm* I* definitely oppo*rd to tha
Induction of. "teen age’" boy*.
The array now. ha* a fore* of
about lAPO.Ottrt,. more than 600,
000 being draft#**, .‘fh# training
program rail* for an Induction
of about 00,000 men a mrnth In
aarh rarnih after July t.
The new draft##* trill bay*
.me aHrnnlare ny#r the earllef
rrcrolta—camp Ufa la more con*.
furtabla new. romplelr barrack*,
rrrrrolinn facillllet such ** ho*-
le«* bouae*. movie th a le rs and
nlhletlc mufpment, *nT .amnothey
inductlrn handling will help them
over the preliminary homesicknee*.
f t
PUTNAM
C A T r i.B
0h,0hl 'SWongWay!
COAT. In CustomrsWith
AmERTJSlKfO
Backed (hoAService I
DAYS ONLY
3
2 8 -2 8 -3 0
S fR .K lU ^
J shH
-T W O
D IF F E R E H -f
lA u ^ u M E S ilH t
U & P H A K 1 5 oK
\
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■tfWMPET wrtH
s h r il l
,
e x p l o s iv e .
IB
Hoiksi WrtlLE'flu. ■B
•
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aw—
In- Washington. "M y
added, “ l* thgt ww will
peace, Finland la and \
are* happen*. ranala a 1
In* daawaratio people" 1
that, "Finland ataada i
n l N a , I N I ’ I U i and
ad. partly wnneld dividend*
1 pad 1PM. The company the communltlee
m making fall . dividend
its itaee-October, 1030.
I Smith, Florida Powpresident, pointed oat
tfea depression year*
L had withheld dlvlto ronaerve It*
*& £ I f- iX E / S P o K f.^ ,
H A I.F H
I ’AI.ATKA — Appr<-»,im»tely
1000 head of cittlo wrre »olq
S^Tnlunleered for a yc*r of train- at four m !c* at the Kent Palalkp
auction market during the paat
In*.
•*'
Selective service nfflelal* anti. mnnlh, according to II. E. West! ft pnlo emot.lh handling of the lory, Putnam
county
agent.
If*. Peglitratlon by the now exper
ienced 0.601) draft hianl*. Itegiv
tmtlon wilt lie from 7:00 A. M
- Ul 0:00 r . M. « ! ploeea designated
; |by the local board*. Person* may
‘ "Ireglalrr later tf they are nrefKWented from enrolling on the <le«.effgtiatcd day by rlrrumetanre, be•li pond their control cr because of
ij-ahaence from the country.
PjJ The erder In which the new
. ’men are subject to call will l>e
ffpllterndm il |>y lottery which prob.ably will Iw held a f*w week*
' . after the registration, It will h*
,' j*lmllar to leat Kalla lottery.
.Each man will get a aerial num
ber when ha reglater*. A correa. -ponding art of aerial numben
v>Vm be drawn In the lottery.
1
\y'i Tha flrat aerial number drawn
^O U M D S
/
And the Army'*’ new e'oka ran
turn out better chicken ihimplfnga
and banana cream plea than they
could a few month* ago.
| of i the Florida
Voafd.of director*.
I « all stockholder*
r floe# o f bbaineaa
a warraniage of
tLEPH/kM-ft « f IHDIA*
.'
fjlYE
D EEP U R U M P E fiM fl*
U. WaAI Mww^h.
1 ■
Stewart Saysi
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*“ —#<— ■
,»,l
OBLANDQ, Jane M, — (Ipectol)
— For th t ■ last foveral week*
A ih n P »K ». . Wwin, p. .Janas,
Clargnea Cubbed** sad Jqe Scatl
Klrton hay* bean Using up prospeetlve members for a. new or
ganisation to bg known a* Orleodo Rifle Ch^b, Inc. They ,
Jert night that apogt M eMnJmve
a y c fa A B ix a p. b t e w a k t
Centra) Prase Columnist
Ul THX N ail suppression <
Christian Science in Oermany pat
ef Harr Hlller'e program s i r
prtaateT la lt a result e f our free)
m m i ^ H
tag of the tOU
■
Harlan - dom
I nated Europe*
■ countrls#' easel
earnered-a depeeeelea followed by
large bald lag set hrHim la the
communities aeryod. All o f these
eervlc* demand* havo been met.
The company romplai ad and put
kala-apanMaw last December a
new M .M kilowatt generator unit
at Ita steam oUetrlC'station near
F M Lauderdale. Work is prof t using according to aehsdale on
another M.MO kilowatt oplt at
tha Miami Beach flat
• tat Ion, which
should he In operation by thp
o f lh* year. Beth of tbeae
its serve tha Inter-connected
m l*
n Apr. 4 thy City of Miami
tired the water dletrlbutlon
X-CEL FEEDS — X-GKL *REEj
Laying Mash &
Poultry Men I Um .O w* X-OpI M
Will Boy Y w
Em
forward
taa*K~im»r.
H S T A L L A T 1 0 N
""S E A T
.
uC O VE R Si
Vou’Il *fl|o7 tbs cool comfort sod smut
ippeareoce of ibas* pnod covers. They
are available In models tailored to ft yog*
car. The durable, waterproof 6b*e Is easy
•0 keep dean, sun oew looking sod will
give r**n of wear.
-m
Gestapo's mow
ittog BetutUsts
the Oeiinaa Jew*, with the Huge
dlepoaseaetaf and malt resttag ’em.
I Tha truth
that tha depart
ment'* largely dependent tor Ha.
to
originality,
o* nIsed that
. . . He's, the»fellow who guahes wisdom
ie iplayed. He’s the man who telifi you
did wrong during that exciting second
CUSHIOMt
Comfortsble,
RADIO
tobe*. seps
is speaker.
m .m
Ac W
T W Yamr Monad!
mpfning expert. In fact, it's about the easiest profes
sion-in the world. It Isn’t very hard to know the ans
wer* . . ftftirward.
*■.
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: ^jvBut a truly wise person is one who knows the ans
wers beforehand!
. .i^-pTOOf foreknowledge is well-nigh impossible
Byt it’s not impossible in the
{ f e i Your dollaha. are
iw e a of tWf hawspaper.
. , . to get what you want
ing to pay, ■>
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p . ii c r t N t x n i
Court,
Hem I a ole
C e a a tr , F lo r id a
(S E A L )
TOON.
June *7 — CD—
Britain v o reported last
to hkva n o t a military
• W jlm
U U o k « * via
A # # East and at tha tame
# •» aoad lo be planning
i 't b o . Soviet Union tn
Itatlf not to conclude a
N O T IC E
or
A P P L IC A T IO N
T A X DERD
n w tn
ir n r
,v
r u S n i * 1'
- v * * ,u 5 r f r
*t iv*a
MIC XT'S
TO
A Attbeaiador WJnant ho*
t t
* « ' n u t m r ,
n c t o k b « M '• 'r t iS '
c w t o r u n r o u t Vu
roa
N O T IC E in
H R I lE ir r
a lT K K i
T h a t W , T„ A Em m a I). tV D «eii)*i
h fildar
of
Tsi
Csrtlflnfct#
NA
CIO. Irasad tha 7th d iy n f A u i u t t
a * p o a e o w it h G e r m a n y b e A . D.. IISS. h a . fllad aama tn my
ta. and o f the war a* Ru«- n fflca arid haa m ad* a p p lica tion
1 one*
b e fo r e — in
the fo r a ta x daad to b# la *u M
thsraon. Kald e a r tlfle a la a m b raria
et’ p lflt a r y m ission ,
m u le r- tha fo lls v ln ir d##cr||»#d p r e p a r t f
In tha C ou n ty nf Sssitnols, H tat*
to rspreeent tha army, r.a- o f F lo rid a , to -w it:
09 . ah- force, * i » reported
Lota I I A JO R lo rb f l C r y
s ta l U k i W ln ta r llo m *a Ruh*
W alt In with the Hod
iv isio n
«W l •Command to dUcuaf>
T tio s*###*i«#nt o f th * aald p r j a Of Bttti.h balp’ In beating
party under tha paid c a r ttfle n i*
Issued waa in tha nsfir* o f P, h*
'MHfarrlag kern with both
> * i# S ' Rota Ian official*.
If ywy
A ll
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m d a
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La*
• l l l f has H ied earn. In my o f f l n
a a a baa m ade a p p llc a iU n fo r i
*41 deed In be le .u . 4
ih e r.c n
wo*<, .C e rtific a te em b ra ce , (h e Ini
h r — 4 ie e r r lh e * p ro p e rty In Ihi
C o a a ty s f a em lea le. M e t e o f Klor.
fl
ti
U n ffc J ii
C lark C ircu it Owurl, Hewtlaale
County. K ln rida
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L o t I. u f llla r k ( . T ie r d
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oa fo r a la * d e e d - t o be
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iiuqant's j .A ddition
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< p * r ty * '*m il»r irti* * a l a - e e m i r w i e L ot 10 o f lilo c k 11, T in t I , .
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Tou mr+ h#r#by noM fU d that C I T T O F H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . i
m unicipal <-?»rrw>ra7l#n. hma m#t1 lla M il » t r a m p U lit In lh# i b o r
n s m M court tn fo r w c t m d *lln rt*# n i 1st ll* n *
In
r # r llflc a i# 4 . aa
II
w ith I r tt fr t tt and p m s t ll* * , sp a n t il* p i n y l
f land art fo rth In th# f o l l o s l n f wrb*jtjit*. t h « a s g r a ir a t* a in non
aach taa !•*#»«. U R * * r t i n * a t # « M?*.|>.ir .n ^ i n t ^ ^ m i a .
m t#r•at and la n a lllM a f f i n a l raid r M p M tlv a fiarrmls o f land, aa a»t fo rtl
In aaM hit! o f on in p U ln l, M a s * # l op fioa lt* aald pa reel# In (ha fo )
lo w in g ’ schaxluf#, t o - w it :
• IH II le i 1 and all Lot I, Block «, Tier
Im^same month J u t year.
3
. r«w|ptk* on last
J L m benre than
IPS', abop*' what they were
Mr, 1940. The elate ha* n
<ent lax. on each, gallon.
M lis t* . I l l *
m
I f f ’ W1TNVWS W H E R E O F * 1 h « v * lt*r«u u lt»
flt r tl lh# n ffjc la l i n i o f p*ltl Court I III* t ill
m u
■ •■ feed . P le rtd a . A c c e td la . V* K. M. T n f T . f P « M ap
p a W y 'b n t h e n u e d io n
of
I kerewe o f n m M l a Ih e r . k M r M e ee rd . W B em iuale
Rkih ttM'Mr (he Soviet Un- II,. rourt h ou e. e « r « to*
I l V T '.
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I i a . I1B. I I * nun u r ,
Unnday
In l h . month o f July. 1-01 I . nf flin ch I. T ie r Id
1 1 1 1 . w h ich I* « h . 1 th e » T o f J “ IF. all- U l n a i- n . T i e r te
B lock 1.
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& L A H A B R E B , J u n e 27 —
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ft o f l.n l t, pinch *, T l . r In.
... Florida’* gasoline
aalee, (B RAT.)
TV eel S nf 1^.1
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lad that May. 1941. sale*
a. in fi w in n. n iiT rt i* h»«._ ..
looina
totaled 3 M A 4 . f t f il
k R It n f llln rk T. T ie r 1*
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■ — more than
9,000.000
L o la
I and I nf B ln rk I. T ie r
1
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i fn * m r o t f.r t ." O ' h a .
■ above the sale* record
h ou iw * door
nn s r V ffu fr*
L
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red eem ed
n r c o r d ln s
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p r o p e r l y d e s c r ib e d
he >nM I f th e h l t h e . t
cou rt
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l « 4*>
tr,ulif#*i**t| by ymt :mit ) t»u will l»i* Imr*f,| f rum Ihrrpn fltr >
ir-tiii'ur
volt, itlit) »stS rw^vrllv* psrr*1« of Isndi will b. ».i.i
*»>' «torr*« of r*ld msrt for non-p*tyio*nt .*r nnltl tAipo mu4
irmmtnl 1l«r« jp inti Inlrrvfl *tnl (trmtll lr* tb*reofii *nil til* i"*f
f
Ihi* jsull.
in ti
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of
Juno,
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�It For Cobb A M
Rath To Look Good
Thresteu To Falter
NEW TORE, Jana f T - W > Loe Nora t a p bla September
haavywalght champlomhlp fight
with Joe U o l* won't no more
than two or three round*.
“ W e ll
net together pretty
qakkly and atart punching, ha
aey*. 'Then aomeono’a got to
fall. I think 111 gonna bo Joe."
T m a o r t Joe'll gq. down," taya
Roy Oar IIn,
Ural*’
man*par.
"Goah, I ’m a* aura o f Lou win
ning now oa I am th at' tho ran
will riee tomorrow.
“ I had o few llttlo doubt* be
fore tho Conn boot but no more.
Qoodnaa* that powder-puff punch,
■r bad Ural* groggy. Think what
Lon .will do to lim. Boy, Uni
would have knockod him itN f I f
ba had had blm tla t night,'
Ray aald.
•‘A ll tho** other boy* cower
before Jo* when they’re hit. Lou
won't . tower, He come* beck
rugging end carrlea the fight to
two eamMt but Inept old beae.
ball Immortala renew their charity
rolling feud today out ot Freeh
•fee dew Country Club.
Conalderlng the cere that Ik
being taken. In fact, It would
not b« aurprlalng to aoo both * f
them break into tha eevantlao.
A1 Clod, tha dob pro, had a
force out with meaatu
Into Tbunday piloting
In tba exact center of tha greone,
xo tint two putta ahould aufflea
from nlmoat any point, ond -bo
*]ao hod them dulling o ff the
lad lea’ tec*.
.
.Ordinarily Fre*h Meadow aU
o very toogh propoalUen, alraWf-
I* A fta r all," commented. Clod.
*ThU la a eU rlty match.'
In WadnaadnyV opening onj i i m i n t at Boa ton, Cotta was
tictorioua S and 3, Uia Bambino
l i r l t f patter trouble and both
ioarIny Into Um
eighth*.
If
noth aquiree It up by. wlnnlnr
today tM y will play the 1rubber
match in Detroit.
The Babe might do It too, .for
rreah Meadow U one o f bla aOTeral “ borne" courteo and the
Wide fairway* are axcatlently aitipted to Ua diaappeartan toe
abotai lla hma ahot the layout
In 78 a number of titoea.
Even on Individual lit. Bobo wo*
t practicing hard Tbunday on
o 81. Alcana c ra m . which
b*ar* no tlmUarily to freah
S
The l t l > Delinquent n .a l Batata T a a o f the C lip o f Baaf^rO.
A t Opr M a n
B lo t*
Y o u 'll F in d T h e B est ) •
r to r ld a -la pot'ad- * t
tha front
door
o(
tba
C llr
M all
np4
at tba fro n t door o t tha Court jlouaa tn tha C lt r o f Hhafard.
Florida, and w ill re ta il* an poatad from Juna tth, IM t to ju lg-
LIQUOR
'f
llh.
B r s n d y , Chnmpitfiio,
W in e, G in, C orjU ab, etc.
Free Pohrary.
tail.
v
Vi jf. ■
rtM
IIM
All^IJeal Batale upon
which
l t <0 t u n
h ir e
not bean paid
and aaalnat which tax certificate* h a rt hot already boea laaoaO
w ill ha aojd a t public auction on the Tth day o f July I X I , rota,
n n o c ln e at la o'clock A. M. at tha fro n t door o f tho C ity ilaJ)J
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
I* Hanford. Florida.
J.
H. N. SAYER, City Ckffc '
J fa t b e r A rc a d e
you.
"Anyon# will tell you that
Baer la a harder one-punch
U tter than l.oula. He M rt a*
good n fin laher and bo won't hit
you a* many lime* but-blow for
blow ho hlta harder than Jo*. And
Lou 'took hla boat abate, dldnt
hot He not only took them but
ho pounded Max heavily, cut him
up and *cored technical knockout*
over him.
“ H bn can taka Baer’a punch**,
h* can taka Joo'a Sunday pitch.
“ And what about Joof Wall
ho won't bo able to taka Lou*
blow*. H* ha* abowa. that ho
dooan't take o blow any too w*U,
Rot tho#* who have bit and hurt
SUx
New Car
Production
p i Get Lower
And Lower
Q b Account or The
■
n atatement that they would ro»
main In tho league through tha
m *on.
Daytona drew a llttla over 1M
fan* at each o f the laat two
homo gahta they pliyod. Newamen In tba praa* bo* Wcdneaday night laid the turnout war
typical o f the crowd* at thla
ataga ef tha **a*on.
EXTENDS POSTAGE RATE
WASHINGTON, June 27. —
— (A P I—Proaldent Roooevelt or
dernl ThuraJay a thrve.rnonlh cx« nil over punching for the
tan. Ion—to SopL 80, 1MI, of tha
■h, It ahouldn't go more
one and one-half rent* a pound
three round*," Nova apeatag* tn book*.________ *
•Tv# aald for throe jrvtra
I would
become
heavy-
^ tr w 'ia v r
| ' . T » Bolect From.
)64d Mercury Fordor
M u Now mo(or ..................(7BB.no
“king
slow-motha
springs
h**
over mM*
change lm, y mind.
...
I I'm more aura of it now than
.over before.
“ Folk* *ay'that I've got poor
'footwork arid that I can bo hit
fnally with a right hand. They're
, ylgbt— but who haa ever knockod
ima out? And don't forget Loula
la -abo eaay lo hit with a right,
I tan take-hla right batter than
to icon toko min*/' /
IMO Plymouth D*L
Brain.— 675.00
Bpt.
IM S Dodge Fordor
:fi*dan ---------- 4M.00
& IS L 5 JS S
# Longatl gprfngbat* of low prico. . . 4 Mg
dowMu acting od|w»foMo hydraulic ihocfc Mm
• otfrw*... sturdy X from*...plu* ¥30% luxury
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FLORIDA' BTATW LEAGUE
tiv *.- 1 i ' i t ;
■laata rv,iaoau>._u i u
L.
Pet
•Land
MS
11 Aoguatln* .....
41 S3 MM
Hand*’ d . . , . . - . _u.. « Y t » MM
>«obvfrg
..T Jfi.,»84 81 A l l
•Matin iBeach <
81 88 .400
abtoavllb U ; -U * -1I t 88 .488
cal* ] U l_L J .ii.A i-*i ISI'SO1 488
E8ULT8
itr r > , r »
f w i™
- - «.
• m r t i r . . '* m , h * -
U rw .jutli-UJ.'.:’ 695,00
(Only gamM aebadatad).
GAMES TODAY
Orkudo at St. 'Atguttbie.
Laaaburg at DaLand.
Gahwavtlb at Oeala.
(Only gamaa acbadulad)
AVENUE
B A N F O ttD ,
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COAST UNI
GlassiKed Advertisements
COLORED WOMAN wanta
!!»»• ,w?rk- Kalb RUay,
llnllto1 Atm
NURSE OR heuta-claanar. Dorothy Grahim, >14 Holly A to.
RATHALE RN ISRAEL, 800 B.
8th. St, want* job aa h i m or
cleaning houee.
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Snnfortl Is Tfie Only Central
Florida City Affording Kali, HlffcmJ
And NVnlcr Transportation
A N IN D E P E N D B fr N E W S t ’Ai'KH
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURD,
JUNE
Senate Votes
Extension O f '
Dollar Power
Civilian Daftnaa Chief Pioratio II. U tliian lu , mayor of New
York, ia greeted by Luella Tokley, of Watertown, N. Y .t as he
arrlvea to addrau tha 16th national 4-11 Club camp In Washing
ton, D. C. He told delegate* that America refuses to be "inti
midated by brute force" and recently ha« found It nerrasary to
apeak tha- “ harsh, brutal language that en-n thr dictators can
understand.”
Britain Uses Decoy
Planes Of Rubber
How
mi
American woman fled
l-arta, o few day* brfure the
Produetion Credit German
army rptcred the rlty
Faring nml finally reached
Directors Report tlaat
her native country safely was re
lated last night to a reporter
The Hanford Herald. The wo
Year Of Progress for
man la Mia* Florence Bonaun, a
Rumors
i Escape
Price Set
Cotton Goods
rrovo conference, According to
Ralph B. Chapman, president of
the Sanford Production Credit
Association, which atnrea Sem
inole, Orange, U k f, Voluala, Bre
vard, and Otcoola countlea.
Aaopclatlona reperaented wen*
I! radto ton, Florida Citrus, Galttravlila, Jhckwinallla, lakeland. Mi
ami. Marianna, Hanford and Mon.
tlcallo. Th* secretaries of the as
sociation* also attended th* con
ference a* did aevaral represen
tative* of the Production Credit
Corporation of Columbia and of
other units of th* Farm Credit
Administration of Columbia.
Plan* for further Improving thr
service which thee* farmer*' co
operative short-term credit or.
ganlggtlona offer to their memher* were discussed. Attending
from the Production Credit Cor
poration of Colombia were W. A.
Minor, Jr- president] Glenn R.
Miller, secretary; and Jack Frost,
assistant secretary- Th* roundtable diaruision* were participated
In by all of th* director*.
Reporta submitted at the meet
ing revealed tha! aQ of the as
sociation* represented had a good
year In 1940 and that all of them
a n doing what they were created
to do—furnishing their member,
with short-term credit service at
tha lowest coat poaaibi*.
Attending from tha Sanford as
sociation In addition ta Mr. Chap
man wore C. R. Clonti, John
Maiach,-Br4 directors, and J. R.
Davidson, awrrstarytreasurer.
Th* Sanford aeaociatlen has to
data mad* B1 loaaa this year to-
livcl in T*arla, anJ continue.I to
remain in th* city she lovH when
war was dcctarwl early In Hvptcinhor, 103U. During the winter
she With other I‘arta1aiia went
through the difficulties of air
nilda and bUckonta. but felt the
city wa* In no danger from the
Natl Invader*.
In early flprimr It tecamc ev
ident that the German* were ,rttlnv dangrrouily close to I’aris,
and Ilka other* in th* rity, Mis*
Benion decided to leave.
Hundreds of other* were pour
ing uut of the rit/, the related,
and she had difficulty In getting
transportation arrangements First
she hn.| to gf> In the police and
obtain permission to leave. In aildltlon to this permission, she also
had to obtain * “ aauf conduct."
whlrlf assured *nfe (.assagr, out
of tha country.
A fter getting her paper* in or
der, Jbe next Job was to get
passage on a train. Krarh one
leaving*' Pari* was narked, and
paraon* who were left beIJnd
sometime* broke
through
tla
IS* a t the railway station to
np on tha trains, MU* Brnaon
said.
The Bureau of Tourism finally
htllied the American woman se
cure a train tickat, and she left
tOsallM N
r s f . Tarval
Sanford Resident Hnv
Unusual Phone 'Coll
Malrnlm MarNrill. 1.1-yrar-.il
son of Mr. and Mrs Frank It
MarNelll, 823 lark Awsui- * •rating "supper I he other nlvh*
when the telephone rang. Wl - "
he answernl It, he found It '
tie hi* father, ratling from «oi> ■
whrry In the Bahama, via shm
lo-ahore telephone
Across several hunitred at.i
of land and water, falhvr .i- -l
son had a nice chat about w*'1'
each had been doing Mr M
Neill, who returned last nlgM
reported good lurk fishing.
C
Over Million Marked
For Standing Health
WASHINGTON, Jun. 28, —
(A P>—RapreaentatWs Gree.t of
Florida aald - tha gtifcmment
probably would spend |l.t»5JKK»
for aanltary and health facillGaa
In tha Csmp Rlanding area under
th* Lanham community facHUlea
bill.
Thee* expenditures were listed
*■ “ firm* priority" project* In reH AVKRFO ID . Pm. Jo#* *S timate* submittad
by Hecurity
—
— MtdsWpuun Jot Hunt Administrator Paul V. McNntL
hod to M a g out k k lm v it M t
Th* Lankan hill he* been peered
hp both th* House and Senate
and a conference committee has
adjusted diff,reners between the
two branches. I t I* expected ta
g* to tha WhR* House sojn.
Midshipman Hunt
Goes Into Finals
Jbd Investigated
For Taking Photos
G t y News Brief*
n. M. Papworth returned y>
terday from a trip to Allanti.
City.
Halt
Nazis
Column Which Pene
trated I n t o P o
lish Buffer Zone
vSaitl Turned Back
Hitler Says He Will
Announce Big Suc
cesses On Sunday
I m M IM N . June 18. — ( A P )
I lim n "all beyond control"
note Tef I racing In the layor*
t Mil tier man port of Itl la ta
mid it* atiipyarda aityr an
iirmxinHv hi'Nivy night attack
in Hnlinh iMimbert — t*a
-i H nin'iUli In MitcfiaJm —
411
imrlhHfRlrrn G in M IJ i
11 •• Mr MiuMry announced.
Ilw
nnmmiwrmcnl
til
I'irt 11*• hn
wavfs of d a y
It i-1 littmlifiN war* ro a rlif
--it ntiaiti itirr (he N a M-Im M
I m ii .I i t iirh(. Indicating th#
ll\
Hu - ihii ilr.tiii.lion of the frontier hrldg*
in barkk’ ’ . nod fails to lialt the invading tierman niIn. I'omeei 11..op— have erected an
auxillaiv l-ii.lge Hloiigai.le the wrecked ore
n >i ii n«1r*al nvotlal airidariA* liu i- flit in nil j'Rt ti* of
Florida aic e x p ir e d .. lu r* up
morrow to eompi u* In th© >■*<*
•ind rtomml iih*h «t»«»n*orctl hv
i ha Sonfold
itotmv
t!lnl> in
cnlljlim I mn with I ho
Sanford
Modi' I lit i- ( Mult I hr mrrt w i'l
g «i muhli way hi IM|0 n clurh
il g ||<
oh(
in ii ri it i 11u I o i » |ml t
CPitM win. h will he Hiirtwnl*
and motoriie.l troops
across toward thr front
ficlal German .apli.ni
from llrrlin
Sttnford Children
Will Be On Radio
elatratinh will tnke pin..... .
o'rlrwk
8 311
Face Service Cut
with 22 Percept nf their “ rolling
stock” slrrndy turned over to
Great Britain, were represented
hy official* Friday a» llkrly to
rut their arrvices throughout th*
United Hlalee. —
Thli IIUIho.il emerged after *
secret conference Thuradsy night
of he*ds nf msjor lines with Ed
gar 8. Gcrrell, president of th#
A ir Transport Association
of
AOarka.
....................
Gored I inf.irmrd the airline
chlata they would have to give up
I t more transport planet to Great
Britain within the next four days
and yield an additions! I I on
Aug. 1, The British used tht ships
for troop tram ports In the Near
Eaxt nod elsewhere.
is planning construction
>nt to recover magnesium
min* from salt water, th*
wpartment of Omiaotee
•i ft »*r
nn
illnruN i.*f
UArnw«*)l, H
nli
la *l
n lg t ilMn
A l*
I. iiiul Moscow, reporti...lu\ its tniikit, plan#*
iiilillc r v ill h litx k rio f
ha < roil lot! n G erm an
on which IhkI cut d##p
the Polish liu ffe r i o » .
te
stnuHhinjf
of
tnla
i,o h
the
Ituaalana
aaW,
i,| e Biinirwhare weal dt
,
out 20 mile* Inalda
, pi o'pc i and about
409
•lit liweal of MOSCOW,
Two Hanford children will
uppiar im tfVA March i>l
(iHiiwl 1'iugiam tomorrtiw
|gj,HU o'clock ov«r the Nationa I ItroaiJrAatingf r«ni|»arx> '*
wre|k, ihoug.i neither of thnu
kmfwk the othrr will
I hi two are Lydia WirbuMt,
iLughtrr of Mr, ami .Mia. A
Wrelmltii.
nml Audrey Hath,
tinughicr of Ur. and Mr*. Philip
It. Until. Lydia tin* litteli via
IMrig hei aunt in Phihitiftphsii
mid will go tu Now York from
tht'ii" Audrey i» #|n-ruling thu
•urtumi with her ginml|ui ran I a
Hi Now
York l lit* jirugr**in
will tic heard over
station
WDItO, Orlando,
i . .V . )airnc ,1
two
otW
■.111.
victories—annihilation
. ,o regiment In tha Rae-i
of I’nmer troopa' 1*1 n
>eetnr of Poland.
f-nint
in of payment for Ol*vu|«
wild .-nnnil.slism and .....■
impudent
violent*
.t f
in nn.l
nation*
ha* ',,-4
•no ted Musrow.
<■ .
1.1 tin come word that
I.
i lei's field hea.lquar.
i.nimunrrd that
"our
e« m the eastrrn thia-i war will he made
a -penal announcei«tii «•r ilivUinna RleAlf*
ii gr m l
irlanguUr
Siiviot drfrnacs In
hind in a drlv# lolhiM?tiH today, bill
•
|,o mo t lid-<>n itn i i ii -iiii
Finn
i.wni.l to ih<- in-.I pi"iip. I l.-iB.
It i- i.n util.-ni "t, mid Kiio.h. i
ilhl.oo unit, i i wdl Ik- given ns
J It Ray. 6h, died in Haiti
the fir-t prise in < ln-o A. To Hum*, Mil . At r, 1 0 I’ M. KrMny
midi..... , lb,
IfpifrmiiiM KI.M-lric
Sum-.- tritpliv will hi- given to
the Sanfnid fli.-i win. k.-.-p. hl»
pain- in tl.o ni. the hingest.
SiM-ctgtnr*
arc
Invil.il
to
watt I, tlir moot, anil no ailtolr.lon will be rbnigwl. " W o want
ns r.nuiy Ranf.ild peooln as pns.
alhlr tn rniiu- nut mid sec whnl
the hoys an- doing." »nld W I*
llnfmann. one
" f Iho
fliers
Sao'lw lrhrs ninl i-.dil .It ink. w ill
ho nvnilnhle
Welching in of pliino- nn.l ro-
of
-.tnl i (hr
HrltUh mcknowl■•It'i il i hr
of 12 bombora
it iiiimhrr in firm s of prt*
' i.'H- ji•launii ledgrd Ki h m o i
J. B. Ray, 55,
Dies After Six
Weeks’ Illness
Alining Itn- jtnnfnnl Iniys who
Frank Baker and Mildred K> <
atea, both of Orlando, ware I- aro ,-xporti'd t.. niter the composued a man-lag* llrenga at tl.< <ii inn eTe VI F Hnlleyhead. 111!
1v Hntlevhead. W H llnfmann.
Court Ilouae yeaterdaf.
Hale llnfmann. Wade Slngh-tacV.
I’ark,
J. L. lngley. prasidepl of ti- lam Thurmond, Fharllo
Rotary Club who was ! .lelegsi- llmmio Ingloy, Alfred Doudncy,
Armhrewolor.
James
ta tha International corwei.tloa at Franrl*
Denver, Colo., will mak* a repi.n Trawlrk and F.rne-t BmlheMon.
at th* Club’* luncheo* ineetlm
Monday, It was announce! toda> D o m e a t ic A i r l i n e s
LA. Col. Georg* A . l.eCott- and LA. Karl
NordgMn,
whu
hare here stationed at
Oam i<
Blanding, are taking adre#c<-.l
traialng at Ft- .Bannln |, G a, sceerding to tha Kiwan t hullatin
Bath are Saafard re* dents • and
member* of* th* club.
NUMBER XM
Moscow Reveals
Other Victories
Pnthusiusts From Ail
Parts Of Florida
coualn of Mrs. It. M. Arm It* go,
who la now vUltlng tha A m ita g**
at tfolr Chhlir Certm 'orr-th# gan*r M rbtfrw fergtftf prfn p t «n
t e t M t vblariaglalatltn empowtr|ag«4M< A r «r N c rttiry to re
m
tmrb m__
m_______________
j .o ffk .r ; whoa* retenrated____
tta* #gu Job Justified "fo r good
aad aafflclaai ■reason*.'* He pro
posed creation o f a special board
• f M b l f m r than flea officer*
o f H**f «g*#*t*l staff who** daclstoaa would bo final.
. Ha gold th* proposed purge
would not hit more than 2 per
ch#! o f tha offleara In each
grade. That* man, he liule*ed,
meat ha removed If they ere
"usable to
op under the
o6#lg to which* they must be sub
jected If we ere to build up a
modem Army capable o f meetlag the present
demand*
or
Hodern combat*"
Wrecked Russian Bridge Fails To
Model Airplane Turtle Race At Fort Mellon Park
Won By Randall Goff, David Back
Meet Expected
To Attract 5C
Flight From Paris Before Nazis
Arrived Is Told By V isitor Here
I
Member Associated Press
1011
Russian Army Uses Tanks
: And Planes To Rout Nazis
Roosevelt Also May
Operate Stabiliza
tion Fund For Two
Additional Y e a r s
WASHINGTON. June 28. —<Ar>
— Hy a vote of 40-20 the Senate
patent anil sent to the white
hoimr today legislation conlinuIny for two
year*
Prraident
Rooacvelt'a power to revalue the
dollar anti operate a f2.lMMI,Ot)0000 atabillxatlon fund.
The dollar already hn< liven
rut to about 60 permit of Ita
old poll! content. Approv.nl Irglxlatinn would permit an i d.litmnal
reduction to BO percent
Meanwhile, a 1 1 .260,01
rrraae In (unda for prire-pegiring
crop loan* wai approved I y the
Senate Hankins Committer along
with a four-year eaten* Ion In
the life of the commodity rreilit
corporation, irovernment
agency
that makra theae Inana
The committee atrurk out a
House - approved prevision di
rect Ioa the Beeretsry of Airtieullure tn maintain price* ut HR per
cent of parity for food* or rropr,
the >iinduction of whl.di via* ex
panded to meet aid-drfenar dpmanda.
f
Alao redueed from five to four
years the extension of the crop
loan ayency.
28.
.
.V 'p 'i
fin
I'u g *
T«##|
l.sikc Monroe’s USO
Drive I h Under Wky;
Vff*i*k«
Horn nt
r , hit r«rut*
In Snnfnnl In IUI -’T nt train tlH
|intrlur for thr Atlantic fy is t
l.lnr ruilroail lie nnlerrtl thr
arivirr nf thr railway In ID01!
nml formerly wan employed at
Wityrrnnn, (1a ,
Survivors Include his widow,
Mr* Mauds Rsy of Sanford, A
daughter. Mr*. Byron H. fltelihrnn, Tsmpa; a non, Troy Ray.
hanfurd: a gramlnon. Troy Ray,
Jr., alnn of Hanffirtl, and four
liritflirm and thrrr nlntern.
The hotly tn bring nent from
Itntl inmre. Funeral arrangrm-ntn
under thr direction of Dvr Ericknon Funeral Home, will W made
later.
. I.... . chairman of th>
Mootin' diviniofi of
\Ym
.1
.S tiv iif
OrgsnliatltJh'A
f*ir futnln, said
today Ha
14 tI In make* a t-ninplsta rt*
on ilir vtitnjiaigtt by
... . mng
' t i l e i i were named At
A
ni!" in Lake Monro® Th'ilfi*
mulit They were Mrs. Rea
..I M i. It A. Good eased.
M ...I., Walter Price. Chari**
..... Stafford and Alvtn
.il, A
It. Peterson, Sann .,1 e-iat.- dealer, spoke at
Mrs. Woods, Former
Resident Here, Diea
i in. i r. Nlilent of this city, dlAO
1hidi -lay morning In
TampAf
,.<>.1 lip' funeral was hold Thttrt*
rl iy iift«'inoun at 5:00 o'clock*
Hun.it was in Myrtls Hill C«m*I *r v, Twin pa.
Survivors include two dAOfw*
1 •*rw# Mra. Lynn Ilowtll o f 8 a» *
TALLAHASSEE. Imre ’•*
(A P ) Thr Riftli' Hnurd •<( II im Ii Ii
nml Mis®
Annie
W U **
rajMirtrd todnv ihit pensarubt i VN'n«HI# of Tampa; two cona, Mm*
thr only Florida rlty that
niiv f 114 Woods of Sanford and
infantile parnlyaiN nt thr jirt'anil mon Woods of Camp B liiid lifi
nml two sisten and two brotHATO,
time.
Dr. Ilarry R. Smith, dlrortur of
tp Ideminifig y, pisLi 2 1 eit-r- I■-**1
KILLED IN WRpCK
been reported from I ' - ' i f u r o l ire
At'GUSTA, O*.. Jun# It , —
extreme we*tern Florida.
Miami. In cxtn-mr Bii(itbcrn l AI ' t - Mre. J. M. Porter, about
Florida, had 42 caaca rarlii-t tliii- f.n. Ilf Charlotte, N. C- wai killed
year, but nn css.- ba> bii-rt rc and two daughters, Agnes and
ported thrre for three wet-ki, I lx. Klirabeth, were injured this Vridav ntnmlng when tkelr autaSmith eeld.
Summer rvtort atcai hnv<- nu mnbile struck a pole naar Augus
ceeea. Dr. Smith aald, and “ we ta Mrs. Porter and her daaghtMa
can aec no reason why visitors were cnroule home from Owls,
should not enme to Fluiuli. •• Fla.
Contemplated.''
PenHaeola Said Only
City With Paralysis
LOCAL W E A T
A toffee percolator is a, i«*cnUal as a typewriter in many lira.
Partly cloudy
tawl
■Ilian business office*. Brasilians
drink tha beverage several time* Sunday, with scattered
thundershowers.
# day.
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I
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W B P N B S PA T /nm ti
from lb* Hint at the flr.t pub
lication «( tbU n otltf each rUlm
•r demand shall bs In wrl11ns.
_ and shall dial* lh» p lan of re*! l idenca and poet offlca address of
the claimant and shall !>• swern
« . to b* "by th» claimant, agitot er
LEAGUE SCORES
Hits, 0 E r r o r s
iccount For Viciry Of Daytona
T rtlm ■
W
I. I’d .
S t A u g u stin e____41
21 M l
D e L a n d ___ i ___ 41
21 M l
O rla m la ..... ..............14
' Efl .MO
l***burg ______ 32
.12 j600
Daytona Peach ____ 31
:fl .500
Gainesville .....1___ l £0 30 .446
Ocala ............ :J„__ 25 30 .301
jU t f S lB iU M f
.j w w n w w
ry Cobb Plays
Careful G a m e
I n G o l f Meet
j
ItaaolU Yesterday
DrLand B, Orlando 4 1
Oa Inrat Ilie 1, St. Auguitlne 0
Lrenburg
i<
rvnii ui| ( 8
n, Ocala
u v n i n a6
Puytotuf.U.sch H, Kanfortl 3
tying tba n o t to laat game
a club tba ficmbiole* laat
1 trank down before a land.
' t i acoHng 11*2 In Daytona
L but alcbt at Sammy Hard.
.ssr oM 3 -
Dolan,I - at Orlando
Ocala at laesburg
the mound and gam up
an outfielder
efco I* hltUng In the .300 aoelety.
Oalnesrille with M ewl choke hia rind diamond Immortal, when
picked pitcher Jonea aa ttwtr A ct completed their final prac
tice resada for today* IB-bole
eoehhyoi^fTud^t ^maUh^at the
Cnlnoafllla at Bt. Augustine
Sanford at Daytona .Reach
14 hlfa which, combined with
*1* error*, Accounted fur the
Islander's rune.
The "orphan*’' lead tho game
until the third inning a* they
Piled In two run* In the opening
frame and gnvo up only one in
tho nccoiul. Two Daytona run*
In tho third put tho gamo on Ice
and It was a ono sided contest
tho real of tho. any,
Iloth Justice and Kettle* were
given credit for run* luitted in
a* each of them got n single,
MclUncy managed two single*
but *rorrd m ly tho on re. Justicu
and l.aValley brought In tho other
Before Cobb made bla first
trip over the newly (tiffined
par-72 tonne. Ruth bad comple
ted ble eeeond practice round and
had pot an 80 on top of yestarday'a 19. Cobb, wild on tbe
tee* going out, reached tbe turn
In t i but came beak In 27 for a
Tbe Georgia peach played In a
Uinceeme with Mel Merritt end
John Oornorgam KaaaacbuaetU
Golf Association executive*. and
both agreed la displayed a Ihor.
ouyhly aound gaaa p1u« rare
(kill an tba green*. They aald he
was wiling to taka a chance to
earn a atroke, bnt only afur
making a careful atudy of the
immediate terrain and analysing
hi* caddy'* advice. '■
f Fttfsa-.' ■
lfff«W(4
'ftUteM' 1b Oil.
iNUte i-fiwp;y
INDIANS, fUM PAI A
scour ronn»Moa
A Account Of The
SHOR
two Somlnole run*.
DAYTONA DBACII
ab
Idnrar
U em ’ya. lb .........
Dier g cf .................
Cost* 2b ................
4
4
4
Juiyk 3b
Cara’lo If
End re* rf
Th.'rd *•
To BeUct From
10^Mercury Fordor
liui N e w n o l ________9788.00
10 Plymouth Del.
L Sodan__ 678.00
W. Dodge Fordor
I t t ___ ___ 428.00
18 Ford 81 Tudor
tqa ______ 845.00
i t, OMRmoblfe 4*
ilel’ert p
Total* ..
HANFORD
U V allcy lb _______ 4 1 4
1
Justlco 2b ................... 4 1 3 3
Gillespie *.
8 0 5
1
McRaltey If ..............
4 2
IKettle* e ...............—. 4 1 4 0
M'Qui'n cf ........... ........ 4 1 5
1
lielflno 3b ...........
4 0 *I 1
Aehtnn rf ......
4 0 2
0
Ilard'n p .........—— 4 0 0 2
! Total* ...............
44
Daytona Reach 012 200 IKK—I t
Sanford -------- 200 001 000^*2
f t Sodan....:..JOS.OO
C B srro let
B r o t h e r equipment
R«-
7,-------------- 105.00
TRUCKS
I0GM C 1 Vi ton
iley, teem to r*to*«,.o* Mto
ireed, bfeety d «ti of yam
Records Fall h r
Inter-Collegiate;
Troops W ithdraw n
G o l f ToumeJ
FVom Plane P lant
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Juno 25,
(AP) — Two now record* wont
Into the book* Tuesday- aa 44
pUyere battled tholr way Into
the match play round* of the 44A
National
IntereollegUU
golf
championship over> Ohio Stata
unlvtnlty’i course.
’
Earl S tew art Louisiana State ■
red-haired, freckled 19-year-old
Junior, eoppod the medol with a
20
par-shattering
142, erasing the
qualifying record of 148, sot a
yoar ago by John Burko ef
from Jacksonville
ROUND TRIP
»
•fiUrtRliwiRiitt
\
■.
*
# Evory Friday ? /l f f
cnlllng at Chnrlos-TltF up
ton (Ono Way 927 up)
I
r a m voun caa * t low u m
rnw MNMUI.. pa. lemd TrV|M
fW m rw toiV fbO l-M M m M U r*
<AP )— Vtfteon da
moyKj
pa thing (
, u , , M ' troop, we
Tuesday front the
American Aviation
TJ*ut.-Col. Chari'
*haw, who directed
rat to ration of V ff
11 Bfl,000,000 la ordc
United State* and <
r, m*|n* In charge,
Tho 1100
trooi
chiefly of the f f th 1
«*» ***** E ^ rSshK s
KATHALKKN 18IIAEL, 500 E.
5th. fit. want* Jui, ** nurse or
droning house.
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
WAGES
INCREASED
• LYNCHBURG, Vo., June 23
—<*>^, A gopeyal S percent increase In ware* will m paid »■*
worker* of too Cmddorf:-. criy.
Shoo Corporation In (Lynchburg
and FarmriBe beginning Rug. 1
President John A. Faulkner eald
yootarday. About 1000 worker*
will bo effected by the wage
booita.
________
COME ON
Let's Fix Up
The House .
There’s Lots of
Things to be Done
We’!! Ppy Your .Carpenter
To Fix Your Home
Tho moro Hint homo repairs and Improve
ments nro delayed tho more costly they be
com e. And Otero's rcnlly no need to put off
repairs . . . We’ll furnish tho money.
NO DELAY — CONVENIENT TERMS!
ttth ST R E E T ;
FRENCH A1
NEW .YORK, Juno t» A flf)-
|S s . ^ ® « » 8 3 1 S
lia. B ritish. Broaden (tag C4r
povatlon ryported Inn
beerd here lakt ibtti
that ntbe Romkas air
lice and Gllleapte. Loft on
[leytona Reach II, • Ban!
[|**e on ta lli, off Hard;
Hilbert 1. Struck out. by
man 7. Hilbert 7. WUd
Hardman.
WILL BB
F1NGKBPRINTBD
flotloiu w y
OBI.ANDO, Jun# (5, ’- ( A P ) - ’
Mayor William Beardall aald
Tuesday all Orlando utlUtlo* commission employee would bo finger,
printed and photographed and lasun! IdentifiestMn card* aa • de
fense precaution for the 910-
CASUALTY
Ia8siiied Advertisements
Mill and Packing R oom Supplies and Repair Barries
PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINE, Otmara
aquad
scored
to rip t i t nlclpal atrp d rt Thei
0
2 M0record
stroke*
off,47the
It aev-M dlcation when they
IP SB at Louisville and U k e .tL* ’
tiara phamplonahlp by a 14-itn
RUSSIANE BOMB FORTS •
I Runs, Humphrey* I, Dlerlng, margin over Louisiana But*.
I. v. || ■»- ii ' iii. . la p
Costa _.,2, Juscayk 2, Endreo, !T a tlro k . track of Btewarti
Delflno, Gilleiple, lUrdman^Runa
batted In, Juitlee, Kettle*. Tljeard
HA.OhEMla 6 new
M £ £ ____ 595.00
" f if
Mill Supplies
B p B B J V Irrigation Systems
M a S m ^ t te p a lm r — E xpert W elding
7fe
Production
fll Get Lower
And Lower
19
\
Cameo Today
■marly
LTMAN’S
USED
te n s
iota folf witb tba aama eare-
r GINS -
WINES
BILLS
SKYWAY S E R IE S
STUDEBAKER
LIQUORS
Andrew
Carraw ay
BP
SOENCT' .|M * M U
HUM* u
ANNIE MORGAN, 1002 E. ML
Ht. want* J«b a* cook or clean-
Ing -hocae. >
MARY JENKINS derirag job at
By PAU L ROBINSON «
ETTA KETT
cn o k o r m a ld . ID10 E. 0th Ht.
FUANCINA ‘iTToM AarToM *’W.
Ittb . B t, want* job aa boosoWANTKDi ,Job ak cook, maid er
nure*. Helen McKre,
Etc, 705 Him
Avc.
,
KRNEHT McOltAE, 705 Oral«n>
Avo. wants Job as maid, nun*
or cook.
•
HATTIE CLEMONS wants job
a* nure* or maid. 411 Cypjjms
QkN W P O J F -C
WANTED
"
DUBINKSS 8 KBVICE
JsbnsOn
'wnuipl
�V
■t j o S a f e s ' "'7 e? '* .
Sanford la The Only Central
KJoridn City Affording Hail, Hlghm!
And Water 'JYan«portalion
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSt'APKK
SANFORD. FI.ORIDA. THURSDAY, [ J l’NE
His L ast Visit To The Senate
rm a
Im p o r t a n t d e f e n s e , o r d e r s
o f m o re t h a n $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
d d f a r * h a d b e e n d e la y e d b y
a w a lk o u t o f 1200 A. F . L .
m a c h in is t s a n d o f COO a f f i l
ia t e d
w it h
th e
C . I. O .
C . I. O. a trlk e n were to meet
tonight to recunaldrr their po*1A n .
The machlnlat* were assured
of protection under
a
master
contract negotiated with the ma
jo r shipyards.
In Chicago, three
afternoon
nWt.papers, tha l>*lly Tim e*, the
D ally N ew * and tho
HeraldAm erican, tot up emergtncy a r
rangement* enabling them
to
continue publication a fte r com
posing room atrlken.
The body of Senator l‘*t llarrUon or Ml«ei-,,i|i|>i. chairman of
he powerful finance committee anil preeiiloni pn, i rn, ,,f , y,..
Senate, liea In *tate in the chamber where he «ene,l for the pa t
2D yeni*. A floral piece rent* on the drel he loruiihvl (f.„e
ground.) He died nfler undergoing an operation f,„ an inlenttnai
trouble,
-lumber worker* In the
and area were urged
anew by Jhe Defend* Mediation
Board, jmdS •day to g* back to
thutrVjaM w b nettle their dlfficulfle* by g b i t h * bargaining,
h a teWgrem from Waahlng.
Bible School Plans
Exorcises Tomorrow
Canada Trains 20,000 Pilots Each
Year To Help England Beat Nazis
H o lin g t i r r r l m fo r the ilnlly
i n I km Bible Sc hoi ,|HinioniJ
I tb s 6* nfont Ministerial Aaat141:00
U N m, w ill In O ld at io
-00 ao'--
I to rone IU t o r a * aalgucd to the
i h f i t g clnr
-medlfl
L A K M L A N D . June
*8— (Sp e
cial)— Plan* are balng made to
F o lk county children a week'*
« u N y a t tha annual Salvation
X R n y camp on L *k 8 Julian*
beginning Ju ly 8. T h e camp *HU
run for six week* or longer, with
alternate week* fa r boys and
“ Thme will be 400 chlkben from
I D Lakeland area. W from
Hatima
C ity.
M
from
W taU t
Dust CondiUons A t
B linding Improved
_t
,
O T O N , J u s * 88 —
etary a f W a r BUmNaterday d u U and aand
■£:
Canada i* (mining 211,1100 p|
lota and 11(.11(10 , 11* 5,1 men 1
yrar aa Ini rontlibuliun Inward
the all-out war effort o f l,rr
nmther country, R. M Armilugv,
limprietnr uf the AriuiUige f a
f**n!l Cuiii 1, oft the Hnufurd l>i
landu lU xliw a), said today. Mr.
Arealitega
returned
_ ___
_ ___ __ _ B fM lb l aad. H A
Avenue, and *tke 1 public la Invited Sunday from a (rip t* Canada.
.
The
fat
io
n
c
i
.uf—
A
meritV s
U .attm uL-------------------- -----------gre siaikina
It. E . Morri*. a dln-clor, an northern neighbor
nounced the progtam fur thei, fruglil ami day to produce war
exrrclaea today. It I* aa follow*: supplies, klr Armitagc said, and
A proreatlonal will >|wn the the jn-uple there are w holehrail
event. Donna laiu lla i|i* r will e-lly In-hind the goverum enf- ,-f
in
give tb* acripture, follnwi.l by a fo ils. N early every factnry
pledge to 1 the Ilible, |rd l y the 'he country Is working on *nni«"
kin-1
of
munition*,
he
said
junior department.
D u rln r their trip lh* Arnu
The Rev. Martin J . Etreni will
*e* visited Sherin-Hile, t)myiv* the Invccalion, and the a * - ] !«<.*’•«
vembly
w ill
ainr the “ Happy "Im-c . w hirh I* Mr. A rm ilae-'s
Song." Following th ii, the four home town. Rcturnlnr with Iher.i
department*. Iwginner, Jirlmarv’, for a short visit in San f-id
Junior
and
intermediate,
will was Mr*. Armltage's co«*in. Mi**
prrteni the project Ufmii whirh Florence Benson of New York
t)ey have t o * at work. The M is. Itrnson resides! for 1 1 yi-ar*
4 ledg* to the American flag will in l-aris. end left there Jus* a
then be given, followed by the few hour* before the Grrmnn*
singing of "Coil lllea* America" i-elrtvd. She ,nadr her wav to
by the assembly.
this <ountry by hsvni. and lurk
The benrelirlion will he given ly ilv waa able In brine all of her
the Rev. W. P. Hrooks, Jr.
Iwlnnginc* with her. Mr. Armllead er* of the department are tap-- related.
beginners, Mr*. Itert Chapman:
line of tho government'* ror.primary. M r* P. R. Stephenson: rentratinn rampe for A il* pri
iunior, Mrs. Victor Greene, and Sillier* t* located at Sherbrooke
Intermediate, Mi**. H elm Chap, ao-l though the piihlir i* not
man.
allowed near II, Mr
Armitage
Was able In obwervr the pnumer- at a dUtanee.
A ll are dreward In blue r-ant*
wilh a rmoek, with a brilliant
n i l stripe woven down one side
Selective Service volunteer* wh* of the trouser*. On the Kirk
have become 21 year* of eg* since of the smock la wn-ven a largr
October 18, itUO and have not resl rirrle . In order In rnskr a
been inducted must register In better target should lh - prison
the second registration to be er* get array.
So well are the men guarded.
held Ju ly 1. according to In
struction* received by the local Mr. Arm itage said. (Hat none
Sherbrooke
board from the sla t* headquarter* h .s escaped from
The prison, ns well
a*
other
at B L Augustin*.
Aver
Pannd*.
are
The registrant a* a volunteer nlsre* all
la not affected by the second teg lirh led brtehtly as dnv for W U tra il on but the men must alga ler n m terlien. Another coneen•rwlinn m in e I* lor-Ie.1 o r SI
for the J u ly I registration.
Helen'* I stand. In the £ l. Law
rence R iv e r at Mnntrret. end
M'. Arm itage also saw this pri
son.
To t in s * who arw ra n i-irrln y
n rlslt »o P s s s - h . M r A»~lt»ee
- * U . "there la p a IreiuM- at
•it westhvw la and e e l of the
rwuntrv.* f ie * 4 t M
h *r» H *r
to car— u
M eatlf'-o'loo card
w ith these, la addition la a
cost Iflewto shewing nwwacshin of
their aatosashtla. since proof of
Anseetrea eHleswsh'w |a required
a f >k*ts tsavtaa Panada.
T V s h i m * o f C e n e d V — to
ward I V fla ile d Staten fa r He
IT * •*
< — -P is * Pwarl
Volunteers Now 21
Must Sign For D raft
k
roepe. U la trebf
Fifth Day Of Fiffhtin?r !s Marked By
Claims Of ^a i c c c h h
From Doth Fronts
.m o n o iM e s
To Aid Russia
A: F. L. machfnlata today
a flounced the end of their
47 day striko at 11 tian
Francisco Bay shipyards.
350 Polk Children
# Will Have Outing
N I'MHER 252
IVA S ill SOTO S
Emergency Force Is
•Added T a JEermit
Papers To Publish
w orker*) and every future cm
ployee who Join* the union, aa
■n condition
of
employment,
maintain union meberahlp In good
atandlng,"
jg L e board al*o urged employer*
to recommend that new employe*
Join the union within 40 day*.
Originally the atrlka Involved
12,000 worker* hut a board of
ficial *ald all but about 1(00 had
re n te d
to work. Thoee who
w H t back accepted wage In.
create* of 7 1-2 cent* *8 hour and
paid vacation* pendtn gan econ
omic survey of the Induitry by
S commit* Ion, Laadera of , the
nalon rejected the** term*, de
'Ing a llbcent boost In the
nt baa* of 87 1 4 rent* an
hour. __________________________
Member Aasoclnlrd I'n m
They W ere Aboard The /a m /a m
Chicago Press
Workmen Quit
t W M I.In l
1911
ermans Draw On Fascist
fan Power To Help In War
Defense O rders Had
JBeen Held Up JFor
* 47 .D ays By Dis
} pute Upon Coast
»r
26,
C ity News B riefs
British To Give
Aid To Russians
LO N D O N , J s s a
M -< * > r a r - raa rhkag p ls a U fag laah aiad
aad araaam i* aa apareUaa
k rnwd d h M l a i u k
N ew s Agency
Nazis Capture
Halt it* Cities
Announcing that Chrysler lo t .
pointiui hud rrhitet! to rr'ritid a
recent price nlviner, ||rtidiar*mi.
*abt land night
the coni pan y’«
action ** n forcing us to talk*- the
pricing of nilnmnhi’i a out of the
hand* of the industry M
Ilriidt‘1■*«n hml made n |*i mm l
request of the industry i «i with
draw itrtn* ttnml price inrrcaM-. on
r*r* to |e snhl during the liraI
aim* of the current mi.hI* I vi-ar
litnilet'son ankl (duns win ltd he IVlh-—► Premdinl ftoosanrll pt*»pu heil "immediately to «■ t ■liti«.It pn'ad today tltnl t otigiesa nil
tin* “iN-iuhtig of no jiJ.h
a complete nvernll prtee «i-dntL*| thorfl*
for Hew ntttomnhile t n . * d . find »mngl f tnn,iUHt on ilcfiiiM1 huiraTim
would
ihuihle
the
that tin* would Include not *u!vi tug.
inodtirt i«ppr*ivei| I a^t Oetoher
manufacturer*' price* and deslei-'
I*f|H«**
III
the
seti
It
drvi.h'd
mark.ip. hut prolwihlv would In- yeatprday not to apply the n»*u
c*tended a No to trnd* in >r«|ii«-N 1rnitty a* I to (lit iCipt^iaiulletniVtli
The price chief %uid tIrxi1 Iw* rnnflkt, and tin i« hi left A rue i
cninw i»f t hr) sler « refusal he nan ahfjin five l«* *any nr in* oi
tva* reha-inj? the mimII.t m<|i> any »• her nut*mils mcimo the
pendent* from hi* tc*pir«| that 1‘aclfL to tlo* So\ let I ’in* n
they rescind price n-ltnm-i - but
Soi»i' *r H i'Ih , io I in**
r»*tniy
tlmt s re.|Urs| 1,1 ill,- Ford \l,,t,,r of iliit f, ii hfl uiliM*ihI llu* I' ivbi
Company still was iH-ndinu
iji'fll'P tlrritiufi ni .-* «.tiifi fi iuT'
W rllts n*hi l(o**i» hiul ninth' hu
i« (U ^ t fot
\ nt* tit nu mil afitl
had f-t »i ii <i I'uiiifi iinirntion* tu
I ho \\ «T«hlii|e l*<fi
■iinii'rit in
ri*iipin v t«» itiMihi u h v |iiiimiiM*
of
f
r
u
nlay
i
«
tli'iul
nl| i n Miss Irene llinton, -hairm.m
Fn in . I hi* A un i ii'ii n HiulMk^HHiUir
•f the Iru rking
ami
shipping
committee of the Ki-d i rot*, n- tin|tfLHrt i > t ihit tu tl * Suvii-tr,.
l-*irle,l Imlay that in (hr late I ,n S - o iW , I inileliie sSl.iuliut‘1',
dnpment sent to h. a d ip ia rlrr, tlnr M»lr IN )!■• 1tm lit Inn n*
Ihs-re were 1*0 layette*, whuh rrivatl r«*riH»th'iuMr mfui m.it |uh
included 27 articles Five l.emn, * it Uh** ttrw f*«iit Iit I, U t lit* Haiti
caps an-l three ert-men's tlrrev-s H** iJtl not iridh ni*' ilt« iittlim ul
this,
were aim in the shipment.
11a i:t|»iRrtii»| r f l i f l
of tin*
Mrs C„ It, Dawson, who had
tlw iuun
ivhu *'* ’ it
charge of tha Rad frt-» , sewing V ir + M Y m
futllir
room at the Woman's Club, er^ f u r
s r r u M her thanks for die « i . 1 ^ ' ■itpty supplying any In «v\
bor 11 n * *iij>luiM* ».r taut
-or* which were given hv VI, la ri'
L.iH-tia ■ sht'tt uf
sliip|iii'kt
md Mr*. Ju lius Dingfeld- i . ai d
file
ill
Ikes
Lul Wi lit - tu i*l *1 « «i t
to C R M cSIan-iw for rlrant«
>
(I
ly
lav
d
c
l
i
l
III
I
lie
kv I| *1
-og l lie tewing machine nt I he
U
mlghl U Wilde Ilf Ao alliilfl
mow.
lii
im ifiH irt
a* in* mi
Ai»|*i«nr havini* n - r w i n p nu* >• c
t Kinr lit I rm l oi p i v r t o lhi* nr » mai* in ls
ITofii r'n w i n«»m w it ankrtl t*»
••n iin u n iratp w i t h .Mm. lta w « o n ,
»i»if I h r r ? i* « n u i j f t n t r t m i
fur URF,
'?0 I^ayottcs Shipped
Ity iced Crass ('haptcr
Ml.
T A IIA I.lJk S .H R R .
June
2fi
' ^ - T l w 8 t i t r ( iim r owl F r r - t
W it r r Fish ('ommissi- h may il**vi*lop and opfn puhlu hunting
fnumda*1in FlorM a in « ri*-of*ri»livi* plan with federal .iUlhorilie-4,
A it n r n e v
( ir n r u l
W
h Imhi
M id
tha eomtnliaiiin mu Id I uy or leaM*
UmU, or rrfflY r it »« rift
for tl« protrrtkin zn*l r*ro pa
r a tion of p m r , flih . .»*n| flirbrarinff animals, and for huatlhfi
rutfw iM .
l i o n r a r r Holland. ■r.t**ad sportaman, has endorsed the uae i*f
.Slate owned land* f».
i i »m*
p r r t r r t f i and
puhlir
hunting
t rounds, Tl|e Slate, ft prawrnl.
M> tracts Iftlff enough
Lillie Stoate Fails
To Break Drought
n i.Y T Ilf c V II.L K . A r k . Jane 28
—( A P I — M iu IJltie R lo alr, wide
ty publicised “ rsin m sk rr,4 r h )
baa promkwl to break
l !*rolonged drought In lbi«
moved her place of ■ m clilall"*''
from Arm or*I Lake yesterday of.
ter the L k e became dry e a r.p t
for ana email pool.
*
Th e
Oxford.
M iu .
wo,.-art
moved to B a i f k U ,n the Lanka
of tha Mlaafeelppl Rl< rr *,<bt
*|li
It 18 '
Mi. '*1111 ( i k n Wi d ll
..r
■
J.-M, ■^ dn . - cm
1M t>
ini. h.t l v f.M i .
Jennings To Heat! Williams Fires
New Sea Island 100 At Regular
Cot t on Grouj?!
Gun Club Shoot
)Mmii *d IHIji1 killed
.in , 11. rLm ill MiMim*e
In. ( niHir S' iik.i-* itipl
1
Jf"1" HIM (rUh»pm t
< II. .! w i11 i r.■n.p*, IA*|1
U Hlul inuliij li tick-, but
1*1 "• "V 1''1 Mil!'III M
1 IM. 1 p -' l .d Tl tlklt
. 1 t, .ivily illfliiM hv
111 ! ti, M< Mill MldlM
\ flllflll d i.nth \ ■hi IM'M mI
1 1 \ r •M\ i* nld 1l tkt1
■1-. .* |.. ii .fpt 1 1.1*i t
1
II d.t ji 1V Hi pjil.hi1!. d \ . nu 1* .1111 I'll' 'tip
r (.<1 tnut.y" imi
n
im
Ml
Protection Of (;row-|JVIrSlarniw And BulL iim ln Sclliinr Ami J m>r Lead With ‘is
Buyinsr Seed Asked- Fpon Ififle Itjiiiut'
Two Italian Ships
Taken Over By II. S.
I*uhlic Hunting- Spot
In Florida .Studied
;ik' , HI
In ft t •! l»v • | ■•
III 1.......... that 1I uni:* i
( -1 >It
i 'M
I,,*.
lI . ,.U
hI'd
I'm (him .1 lh. .
I \C K S( >N\ ll.I.R , Jill e 'JIt
IM l r n
I 1'
Tl»« M ,t lit IIlia< t i IIIIIII'-C ii 1 . pf Mill 1 ............
m'
mice*I >• -teri > »• had I 1 pM*|i|t IM * . . Mil t. d
iMIH ttf the f .ltb ll ‘ .t d
Md * i • p 4I
It !t * <| U|l it
l»*M*h tank rr t *•1ill* Mft* t -k l-.Ml- l 1 Ih, r »m
i . III.,' .d It,*' . i
•U
I L«im r
i h< m Im>I •ge.l 1. tut. .1
11,.n fm g h iM * < lit id* nxa and
1 dm, r M .. h M
I* -»tiia,
’. *1 pi ,dr ill DM i \| .
1 . ,
I lit* f irr iyhiei ** sere da min1
MiUl
t • nil rat* Hi 4»f
1.11 1 ‘tel IMla.t , i Sm
i . ti Ifefi'i*
I ’tia^t
faiiard«ni« *i It II K d In u
I** ih
%. ,r*d them several months wi*** eagsf* d* "ii unfed h i " nMi
IL-i L are twd tip at diMrka on tin* (nr
>d
f he
John* Itiv rr brie
With the ft*** f urnmr mill
hn r x’l *d fltr Ini.....
»■* lit. «
*M«rij4li'H lin k i Mi' * if»*v
I'd
I'lnwii Li, 111. ltd t l * I fli* M'Sfl
ria l i*m
U n til #i..vi i*».v* 1 1 mm f f , m,I.(
t
*tfi fh*
in i'l« ' i ■»• ♦ .if
M A S IIIN U T O N .
June *5.
r«»|tun h ' !■
>»n - I h >•-t 1- n
!
I \ l*| —|*rri*«4lent Himim'Vy M
ill
t
jfllTf
1
n
Ik
9
11. I A »I I
ell lit.
bn art U nlneMiijf
yiv my I be
R-«*«rij|f
IMIl.
I
|l*»
|*
»
I
liftM
l
•
Ji.
Navy aulhcrity In mbtHil, In-mL.
t. ijceio, « r alnk It* own »ic' I •** .- I i.li^h w t|imtHti.tn mu l h* F I*1*
|«Ih rMMfkf't
(•|M<>lrtt venaela as a |*srt «if M*
O lf ir r r . uf Ot< w■i" iHihiii wil*
lixiial defense tratniiif
fur
hmu I
I‘ref lour law m julred I In* Navy in%r«tignte VfiMik.l
I'H'tMH. tn hu) «v i f,ifits! wen
t>. sell such ships a I puldii an*
ill fn
|l*iii. but Secretary of N aW Kistk ielafnl r.ittf.ii Med
• d r r i ConrrrM In authm ite u**- teel grnwi n* With -* « I-I.i ImI i nt
oI I he** vevarlk for etprrtfii«*viLii I* H iweil h i 11h i in** ul i t i 1 1 f i•*11 hi
the liw irim h il Fill' * \ -* I'ic.l'tti
pMiiwsea, iihrlutllng la f gel ,ir*f
inert I
| mi
Mt
fla ils i>k
tse .
plnimd
At lh.' |it*-*.■(d time the nnj»
TU IN D U C T G U A R D U N IT
in this. I'd iin tri
imm. im' - in
;%
litl'r nver 11*00 nri »** hu O n i»•«■**
L A K E L A N D . June
'/«» (Spec
.. v. , In-'
ial ('a p t W* C. Hoover, nun* o f ov er 1O0
y e a r w h en I lie rf.»i. mid It * t i i . n
nu. i*ler of the U ltrlaiH l llsrtu *
I n o m- 'Ir * . II f
I »11 U fck.|1 - ftM
it . - I
b«*itie defetiM* unit, announepd
W n lw d a jr that the mm party will T h e c r o p 1*1 i m p ‘7 In n l m t h u t it
br muatcrrd into ac nr ire Friday
itirreasinr im. f» ! and ill lh*
ifbt i t Bartow,
same tune is Ih-imi* rf.*i%n nn
land t t * | Kii « t u e n nil.- fur t h a t
I hr past few years
nn.
r I'pt.i l.’.l
i 11». h»nif»ai»d
.Ml. I f . lit
I' I 11 V Mil'I llthl
i
■I Nazi modi11
• In
• *. I Ml Mpi’ll f!
till* liiiv hnrk
I the II
i h i' i h* m p| i int ill
im f»,t 11111 |i f sea,
I - p.<pini tminy
mI ILtl
Army
11-I- re i m(du re i»f
n Kif-.mil pint iif
Mm
i hi
Navy Can Shoot Own
Shlpn For TraininR
Deadline Nears For Registering In
Magazine’s National R ifle Matches Special Kail Agent
if till mi ri*
On 1-n tu
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Naval \ircrnft Bill
H d i i m c Approval
L e ts
sn git ul
ii.
t-i
'diaffli*
the
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I--Mi'iiiul a.n
the
Bi d
\ i mi\ it ......... . »li.it (i lily HI l hr*
l\ ill... j...... Ium!
t until tanks
pm- 11* 11 (|i 11 <11l It I he lin-uin fruid,
it ml t lull l h * vm I. i m mi .it lately
VI'HI. EHled 11uin thi n Iidhiwilig
Uf fliiil 1 > ly a "t ulilwir ?i Itukisiari
"land
I wiii.t r H.Mith in I'.dand, In the
l.iM.w and lit . .ly meiiA, the cum<11mmit|1u waul liie I.* • ii an efforts
I.
1 Im. ak
I In on yh
rust
\V A S M »\ . 1 • IV.
June
M*
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p *- - *>d m i d .t n t lll 8* S , 11j| ,
U f til II 1 ll, lei M . «
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craft ! - - ( . ,
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h.yi'Uj't* flit v j, I I. ti v i h ie s ,
in iiM t h a m ie d e*|Uip
p l a n e pM.du 1 1 ri
Togrlte 1 ’'*■1Mi lh» Jf111 M**" .Win
Near l hr head waters of tha
t h e tTIMft* 1 Vmi them, t h e H im *
l*rut River boundary line, the
bill rn ti i fiM* •1 art iip p i tipi hit Jmii t,f
l(ii"MMiii Mini a (ierinan detach-
m ini aufervd heavy defeat, ii*
n iiiiiJintM
being pushed
back
tieyund l i e NVir
All up and down the line, lh*
Red Air Force bonded and atraftd the foe, knockuig down 7€
(tel man planes ami bombing tt»#
Rumanian Black S»*u
port
of
I'.mstanUi and the (ie rm in DaU
lie port of Merne I, tho Russians
iisM'f led .
Beventem
Russian
VATICAN t'lTY, June 2fl — pliines a c re admitted lost.
Dies In Autu Wreck Cope Pius Fxpected
by M r. Sm ith M the entreat!
mold prartiee for the event.
A n y type of rifle , e irrp t iboer
with tt k o ' p r eight*, may be
iu*d la firing the mete hem, tb*
secretary explained, aad rifle*
will bo tarnished by U e C o n Clob
ta tbaaa who do not bare them.
Natioaal prise-* iarhxfe alx rlfleo,
threw aata of aperial *ighu. 18
MONTGOMKRY.
Ale.,
88 — W l" — Den ir I I •
June
M rCahrv,
To Speak On Sunday
81, eperial agent fur ibr (Vnlral
af Georgia Railroad, we* kill'll (AT— I'opr l'iu» will
today when hi* automobile and radio hioiiriiu’t Sunday
a truck collided auulh of here, hr I* plperli-d tu deal
lie wax raroute from fruy tu situation arMng from
again*! Soviet Itueeia.
City, County Drivers
To See Safety Films
Safety film * are ta ha *>mrd
r i* r aad coaaty employee* a t the
C Jig H a ll Saturday by the Glenn
M W l a In a n it y C ompany, • rep-
deliver «
in wbun
with tint L<■ wnr
HT. C I I H I D , Juno 25— (Spec.
W l e - T . r . Ilirkn k, recretary of
tha R L Clou.I C lam b er of Commerre, w ar informed Wednesday
the Florida Motor Line* that
w ah bu* service from Ocala,
Kissimmee. E L Cloud and 0 .
thaboe w ill be inaugurated F r i-
Sweden Allows Nazis
To Cross Territory;
S T O C K H O L M , June 26 — (T )
— Sweden, a.aertlng her neu
trality in the ituaai)-German w ar,
announced last night permlaMuil
had been granted for on* divi
sion of German troops (about
18,000) to croaa Swrdlah terri*
terv from Norw ay to Finlan d .
' T b * Carm an
treopa.
whoa*
passage waa asked by G erm any,
fend Finlan d , " w ill not be *1•n u iA in H»o4*q o a r
to return fraaa F lt v
thi'rn
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THE SANFORD intRALP, BAWTOHP, FLORIDA
regular sea*
Helps!
Court,
Monday uftarcorjButloit.
whit* pem m i
m
f f i K . charged
I . guilty and givun a
I o r 10 dara. W alter
accused of d rank*a■tod a 111 bond,
against negroes Were I
rward, sccuaed of pe
, estreated a bond of
tl Rowland.
charged
wland,
charge,
estr.ated a f U
prisoner, was Judged gulld gtr#fi a sentence of Co
3. a Scott, ch a r e d with
g orartlnt, tatrestad
a
n i p SANruRD H ii
Thomas
and im eV. Mr. and-M rs.- W.- D.
Brown, and ' cousin, Mr*. Milton
'Core and Mr. Gore.
-Mr. and Mr*. Hob L*Verne,
ing wlt> clas* diaeusaitm “group*, formerly of
Silver Springs,
f a t f h ( W a n .la com- worship, and: recreational ter* visited their parents, Mr. and
Icea until ■ 10:00 • ’dodL All
m e a’ gi*up of young young people * of th*. Methodist Mrs. U |(, Gore, enroute to Day
tona Reach, where Mr. IjeVerns
f»W*l o g t - o f t h e s l a t e w h o , and Baptist* Church** of Ovied*
will be In business during the
| period .'of ape<lal training and all fyoung' people of • th* summer. .
w.
Methodist
ChhrOhe*
<
of
Winter
l.weth?** thf Church AaGene Gore, \»ho has been spend
Park and Orlando ar* invited U ing a week st Silver Springs with
a group of fa ir attend all* of thsso masting*.
hi* sister, Mrs. Bob LaVerne and
together with an
Th# counsellor with' this group .Mr. l^Verne, arrived home Sun
»r to ajidid oil* week of ysupg people Is Ills* Evelyn day,
lahngthf*. Two such
. Mr. and Mr*. Bob Murphy and
I i t>ov* working Ip
bn* notg in Oviado Mrthodlst Church at West Palnl children. ChaH*<. Sharon, and
•thbdlst Youth Caravan Beach. The young ' peopl* 'a r i Hebert, Jr., left Wednesday for
OM oar*. Florida. This composed of Miss 4i*l#n Dudley, De* Moines. Iowa for two weeks.
Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Thompson
Hfet stay >In tha stats, of Dublin, Va., a student a t tht
•earn baoaa last Sunday Radford Stata Taachar'a Collage end son, Jimmie, of ero Beach,
were'
weekend guests of th*Ir
KM ; win rob through In Virginia, who 1* 1n charge of
the reeraallontl attlyiliga; Mias pareqts. Rer. and Mr*. J. N.
Mary Frances llavena, of Golf, Thompson.
Mrp. Ruby Jonr* and Ben
post.' Mia*.,. a. student at Mis
sissippi State College Far Wo Jcnes, of Earn Park, were dinnef
men, who is teaching a course guests bf Postmaster and Mr*.
In community services for young J. B,' Jones Sunday evening.
pccjde; Paul W. Cog, Horsecave,
Mrk. J. A. Thompson nnd Mrs.
Ky.. a student ft' State Teacher'* J. N. Thompson were In Otlamio
College at Rowling Oraan, Ky., shopping Saturday.
who Is teaching a course In ml*- ; Mm. W l„ Carter and daugh
slons fob young people; and John ter, Betsy Ann, left (SundAy morn
EdbnS. Snartanburg. 8,^ C..
attiu . . aa m
*u - ing far DaWsun, Gb., to spend the
dent at Wofford C* t* where h# summer
with
Mr*. Carter’*
Inlstry, wh* mother. Mrs. C. C. I^rckett.
Is atudyipy for the
is teaching a course on worshln.
Prof J A Thompson, of V(*m
This group of youn^ people will Bosch, who spent the weekend
go from h e r e to Cocog. . '
here, visited In Winter Garden
Saturday morning,
. The grmjp f f yotjng people who i Mr., and Mr*
R. F. King
are her< conducting service* at were In Sanford shopping Monday
th# Methodist Church, arcom* afternoon.
Paul Joseph Goebbeli, Nail propi
panied by th* Rev. Jack llager
The farmer* of Ovirrlo nre
matlon of war against Rusiig |
and a group o r voung people who through shipping their Spring
radio. Ila was followed on thehava been attending the meetings, crop of relery but nre now bn*v
Rlbbentrop, who revealed thet tbl
enjoyed a lorely picnic at San- fixing their land for acodbeds ■
lands Springs Wednesday.
for the early Fall crop*.
Miss Erelyn Sewell, of We*l
Mis* I.noise Wheeler left Inst Virginia on a Imsinrns trip fnr a
Pnlm Beach, who Is counsellor ■week to attend summer school at wn-k.
for - th# Youth Caravan ’ at th* Southern College at lakeland.
Tln< In trm in lls tr G A .’* h a |
Methodist Church, and the two , Mr. and Mr*. It. F. Wheeler their regular bitslnixs mre'mg
young ladles helplnr her. Mis* htve been getting their rnmp nl Tuesday afternoon it thr llsptist
Helen Dudley, of Dublin, Va., Lake Pirkrtt nil rrailv to *|n*iul t'lm irli. Mr- Link hid ch srg f
and Ml*s Marv Frances Haven*, •nmetimr Ihrrr nhnrtly.
dur to the absence of the cruilof Gulfport, Miss., have been the
Thr Hfv J. || ll if r r U hnrk si-llor, Mr*. Jonei.
houregueata of Mr. and Mra. T. .from thr Mrlliotllit ('oiifrn,hrp
AI Hunt i« nntpletely remodrl*
W. Lawton and Upt. Mabel Ha nt lUivtoim, ami hr hnn V n ling
i
the n vlrd ,, jltug Store.
V
•|crt«*<l to return to ()vinln f«»*
I rrMr. ltavnm-1 p*v<- a lovely pic
inic dinner Tur-dny nt B ir kpotnt
Paul W. Cos, of Horsecave, another yrnr.
Emile Wrbrr. who h»« Inth hi I llrm-h fnr the mm who ran Ihefr
Ky„ and Jolyi Eden*, of Spartan
i Irry Ihrnuvli his wnslihause. A
burg, 8.' C-, who at* member* >’er..M Luughlnn Hospital, re r<
I
of the Youth CaraVan at the turned home Tuesilay. lie leaves large
crowd «ns present and ■
Thursday with hi* daughtrr. Mr*, tgmal time was had l,y nil. Among
Iferman Kaser, and son. Wll’-im those
I
present werr
Bob King;
Wrber, for New Jrraey to *pe id j Enoch
I
Partin, Jim le e . Mas le ln .
a couple nmntha recuperating.
I
hart.
AI Hunt, lbs-, Malcolm, II,
r Charles 8. I-re , has ■gone to I I
■ ItriH fT tH yta
Renton,
Jerry
Farnsworth, , Marsdrn
Hartley,
Eugene flpeleber and John Sloan.
O .A Araw AisOwgs FhsS*
prk7d A t ^ 5 M * Sped Ih"«ris*1"Red WMI* working In Washington aa
aaaistant to th* adm lnbtralor of ax" » * * O e« rd , J r j
U f 'character!*** th*
vhleli came from dlf*
He* of art dssler* fa
City. Accounted by
as tha strongest ex
modem work t* ha
'lorlda, this colleetlon
ban 80 names Mt the
’Vig American artlgts
Cherry, charged wl
a disorderly
’HI* Henderso
Smith, charged w ifi
conduit, was Judged
fined 910 or 80 dart.
l M charged wttti bea l i a Of a dlsardorly
Th* arris|r« selectee will show
an Increase In weight from two
to flee pounds during the short
Um* ho I* staticned at the re
eeptlon center, Camp Standing.
Toastmasters - Electric Fans
i >*#*•! til .
Manning
Bowman And Sun
j
l|a *#• #1 f
I I•
v* •
beam Electrical Household Ap
pliances
BANVUSp
• fuh piwgtaiii W the young
people at theiohnrah each, night,
Beach A r| Ranter, of th* WpA.
The KMUeft Will ha open to kthf'
public freo of charge for tha re
mainder of tha month, the hour*
being from 9:00 A. M. onUl 0:00
P. M, during the day and every
night from 7:00 P. M. to 9:04
o’clock.
,
.
finch wail known artists aa tha
following art represented In tbo
show: John
Fdllnshrc, Leon
Kroll,
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THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1MI
New Smyrna
(fetter Exti
W hlte Per»o tt a
i Involved *I *
ruler S e s s i o n
■-
G. - E. Mazda Lamps.
WARE CO
Aral o
*
r i’T
of Mrs.. Favors’ brother.
,
Mr." and * Mr*. ■B. D. Gsmmsgr
and family ir e * spending »om f
time at Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . If. Arie and
dabgh.tar, Ijteej1, spent thr week,
end at the guests of Mr. and Mr*.
P. B. Uammage and family at
Dayton* Begch,
.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilollla Cot and
son, Bobbie, spent Sunday at
iytona Beach as the guest* of
r, nnd Mrs. D. B. Gammage
and family.
Mr. and Mra. Wilson Smithr of
Pensacola, who has been visiting
Mra. Smith’* (tint, Mrs G
u.
Ar|c and family, are now v|.,ilnV
Mr*. Smith’s uncle Mi |). H
Gammage and family st Dayton*
Beach.
Safety .Council A t
Caution Over Ju
INSIDE
TAMPA, June 2R -(Spcci*l) —
Again the Florida Rafrty Council
I* railing on the people of Flor
ida to sxarcite every caution
through the Fourth of July hol
iday period.
When unified on- th* ►f<
‘Ifollldaf
traffic,"
Director
Asher Frank points out, “is al served nt thr reeeptlan canl
ways a hatard fur thr motorist. Camp lllnndlng, Privet* J t *
Record* show July lo be one of MeCarty replied, "I’ve - UW
the worst traffic accident month* hern u-i-d lo the best a t M l
he
During that period folks are • ml I rrrtalnly feel | |
plaaiwi-a beht; thsy are on varatioaf and they *rr not thinking
uf the dangers thst lurk un thr
crowded highways
A year ago sis persons were
Funeral services for W n Vllletf Ih arrldrnts; four were
drowned,
Iwu were killed in Iral
Young, prominent crircy growrr
y ou rself
•
for Ike pnst IS years at Oviedo,
and farmer naval store i opera- W. D. Sin n . A D Sauer. Sr.,
tot, who died at bis hnmo in F. W. Talbott, J»e 1^-lnhsil, Dr
Oviedo Saturday mornln-t after J W. Martin. It F Wheeler. T
aererhl months’ Illness, wi-rr held W. Lawton, W It William* nnd
at lh<- gravasUI* at the Ovh-di, Hob Murphy.
Cemetery Bumiay afternonu ai
Funeral si rangemrnt* weie In
9:00 P. M. Services wen. ran. rluirgv uf Carey Hand, tlrlMidn
Mr. Young is survived liy In*
dueled by Rev. Johmix- Jones,
former pastor of the Oviedo widow, Mr* .nniy
I
Young,
nu enam el
Methodist Church, In the oliseni - three daughter*. Mis. W. II Gore,
of Rev. J. II. Hager. th- |e||.list Oviedo. Ml*. M. I Wagner, W in
traitor, nnd Hrv. II II I ink ter Haven, and Mi* Hugh Flynt,
pastor nf the Oviedo llspli-l Orlaiulu,
Chnirh,
Mt. nhd Mi* I. II G 'te slid
.Artln^ imllliesn-rr were T I •one,' Frankie and Gem
left
Lingo. W. T. Chance. I».,n C, un
W'rdnr*day In spend n -mip'e o|
way, V. II. Clouts, W J. lawton months at IMvlhna lU-ii-h The;
CO.
ond Enoch I'artin.
Ilnnornrv were scroti,p mini by Mr. and
112 MAGNOLIA AYR. . *
l>alU»e|t«r* .W*r*..C, F. FTrshri, Mr*. Bob 14i Verne.
a
P A IN T IT
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ELECTRIC
III
n i n t n i r , r»* as n > u s r
s
p reg t* .
te German people fcnrer the Beriln
by Foreign Minister Joachim Yon
m snuy already waa on Uramarrh.
William Ib-nry Martin sml his
K«’Viti«'lh
IVIvaII**, of
Miiul»%lllr. I'.i . Iiovi* Iwrii linking
four «*f
• tilhrm |>nrt of thr
Intr, bIro \s itin g in Key Wr«l
nntl Mm imi Thry
will ntu p i
Inlim* TIllMilfky
Aiinuii* tliunr from Ovinlo | l .
tending llir ll»i*ti-t W M (1.
•illy i»* Nch Sniynm TluirmliO
wrri* tin* 11* \
oml Mm.
II
FIRST: t:AT MAGNOLIA
||.
link, Mr i .1 W Marlin, Mm.
Nrlllr Kuritfll, und Mm. Krnl
IHrraon
Mr. and Mm llm V Ward and
family laa\ •• rrttininl fnim Ilrlr«‘it, Midi
,
Mr ami Mra R k* ('noprr ami
^•ni. J niiici llrnry iiml Kloytl.
Irft Momlav nintning fur Daytona
f«r Ihr^r virrk*. air Cooper I*
diking a abort •Indy ruurwi- In
Friday and Saturday
taader skins.8tmrv
and vary absorb**'
Mrs. B.-8- Wetrh nnd brother-
during
Mi
Y otinga
nilai nnd roconl
Wod nr»day
fo r
l l l h . 'i
nvrul
ill
d r a ltt, rrlu rn o « l
lh«*n
hom o In
M m II i k Ii F l y n t . o f ( I r l n n d o ,
la • p # r n l l n g
n w rok
w i t h hoi
m n t h f r , \l » « W II Y o u n g
M m . Mpimn W arner, of WinI r t llaNrn, who h a n I woii wllh hor
mother and f*lh»*r dm Ing hla
IlftKM anrl roronl doath, will tomain hrro ft-r aw Fllr with her
mothor
a»Jdf und Mr*. r.s-orBc W Mor
gan l,*>r rrbim ed (rum . week's
•It at Daytona Itesch. where
H also attended thr M ,|hn.
■list t'onfetwnce.
<T. L. I.ingn, J r , hss r.lurnm l
to < snip DcHotn. Tott'l'n sfle r
* few days’ visit with his nSirn ls , Mr. and M is. Thun,I Lee
iepejal Electric
ad'fl^^tl
l |
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— R e f r ig e r a to r * a n d o t h e r ap p lfa n rea .
a b o u t o tir b u d g e t p a y m e n t P la n o f fi
M a c in g .
It
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1
Im com . • f w d l l h * l
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BLADES
25
19*
gs* Ilollla Cara Nome
Perfume with 25c Imi
Cara Noma Face I'owdat
HINDS HONEY &
ALMOND CREAM
SPECIAL
Sanford Electric Contracting Co#
HOT
U E C T IIC lt
W ow la U m l l m f i t
TOOTH URLISlI^S
4.
U H lt W O * O N
Friday ond SktUrday
conho a n E v p o ittio n
Ind«*A you can t buy a Uilng horo, but youll
find a lot of I n c i t i n g new thintfe yau ll
pro b ab ly nood.
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Caoh oUetriool mtrehandiao doal
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s iio r t c a iu
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p e c ia l
m o r e y q u r U r t a g ro o m o u t
f f , d lp r a B a d r a a U y ^ g J g y U r ln g — K a t a s t a t h ia b ta u -
I'
PI ATP
L M H conl^n^
REAL s t r a w b e r r y
ck Shavi
S tU l s
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50c PABLUM
S9d
50c MENNEN’S BABY OIL 39c
5 lbs. EPSOM SAM S . . .
$1.25 S S S ...............
25c FEENAMINT.........
60c Fleets Phospho Soda .
$1.20 BR0M 0 SELTZER
25c CARTER PILLS ....
M.K.ATO, FRUIT HALAD,' COTIAtili
CilhhMh, I.CTTUCR * TOMATO, HAt.TINKS ANI1
U KI) TKA pit I.IMUADR
Telephone 442
5
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RANDALL
ll|-law . Afiio« W r lrh , o f llllovt
M l**, w ho bn v r I h»»ii w ith M ra.
W rlrli'a M ain. Mm W Jl Young
continued.
fie accidents in , this
there were numeroui
“He cautious," u
“nnd live to see
dependence Day. Dai
don't gi> In swlmm
hour after •atfn*.
rharire* on th* high
careful when ditto
shallow water."
UMl U
OR SUNDAK I5c
> WK HKKVR URKAKKAHT
On* Erg—Two atrlpa of Baron—tirll
;
Buttered TpaatAlaliy amt Coffee -
th # » j e a
FECIAL
ASPIRIN
40 c C astoria.........
GLIDE
75c Bayer’s Aspirin
hag b«#Tl Invited to diaplay hU
hero. In thU way. w# can bo of
75c Listerjne ..........
a continually upiavaatlo
25c B. C. Powders
\W ^ S S r X&
25c Black Draught
25c Ex Lax ..............
J
M a i B M a Oabos
‘ DObwid L r ia M r t ,
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id U k L
J U N E 26, 1941
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ; S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
S lv S S iS
uU * ' «
fc a a e .p r o in > m , th e r e w lli'W ’l
Ida n e x t w in te r t f th e prtxHc
C o k e a n d o th e r p a rticu la rly :
RADIO NEW S
I p rod u ction fo r d o o f to u r ist* In F lor-
W DBO
TsnlghCa P r.gr *Sre
4:00 Baseball Scores
8:06 Musical IuUrlud*
8:30 UP Nows
8:30 Consol* Echoes
8:46 Tho Sympbonettea
7:00 UP on the Air
7:16 Sports Reporter
7:36 Twilight Melodies
7:41 Sueeass and Why
7:60 MuftJe Room
7 4 6 Elmer Davit and ths Newt
8 :00 Ths Shadow
8:30 Barrels o f Pun
0:00 Glenn Miller
0:16 Professor Quia
0:48 News o f the World
10:00 Edwia a Hill
10:10.Danes Orchestra
10:30 Michael Loring Orchestra
11:00 Lin too Wells, News
114 6 Dance Orchestra
11:30 Dick Gurgtiu Orchestra
11:66 Press News
13:00 Sign Off
Iro v ed b u sin e ss co n d itio n s
Ity w jfl o n ly in c r e a se th p
n u m b er o f th o d e 'w a n t in g to
sh o r t tim e V f ] a 1 tHtf. t o F lo i
I , ■ W a lte r t i m p a n i ! o n c e a a
w ork I n .11 m o n th s but b e a
M y th a t la t h e w a y m a n y a
tiiln a i^ r .sa n d ,|te n o f fr a p h « r w f
____ . . __ .
aid er th o p o ta b ility ; o f a v a c a tio n n fctt w in te r . B y ta k in g
a w eek o n tw o o f f a t so m e o p p o rtu n e tim e d u r in g U)«
W inter, • t h e y . w ill In crease, r a th e r - th a n d im in ish , th e
a m o u n t o f ' w o r|t .’ th e y ca n d o t h e .r e s t o f t h s U m e w h ile
th e y a n r on th e jo b .
■ *i i ■
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M r. B fo w n ' la q u o ted b y ElUa lfoU u m a In th e M iam i
H erald a s b e lie v in g th a t w e a r e g o in g to h a v e o u r big*
g e s t to u r ist se a so n n e x t w in te r — trigger fo r - th e w i n k
s t a te th a n e y e r b e fo r e in h is to r y , n o t e x c e p tin g th e r ia l
e s t a te boom o r a n y th in g e ls e . M r. B ro w n w h o is In charge'
o f Ih e F lo r id a N a tio n a l E x h ib it* ;. ! & . , in A tla n U c C ity
’ HONOLULU, Jane, 1
—Three U. B. marine , f
Injr in three navy plana
raatlon '.through a ’M ini
were killed W ntnildn
Thoy atrock the v n t ak
Halcakala, 8000 foot an
cano en Maui Island. ’
are P in t
Lieut. Wit
Ferris, Ukrwooii, N. J.
Lieut. . Warner Iiaremi
Kanaai City, Kan.j 8e«o
Clyde H. Story, adraaa i
able.
• ■
1 :00 Young D r.' Maloas .* • :)■
1:16 Joyce Jordan
>■ *.'■ {.
1 :30 Merry Oo Round , . . f t
2:00 Mary l l w i a n t McBride-
2:16 Bunny, Medolfea • *; .* /*,
2 4 6 UP Newa V , - . < r
8:30 A Friend In Dead —, _
2:46 Exploring Spars . w '■ •
2:66 Press Newa
- ’
3:00 Pour Clubmen
3:15 lllgharays to .H ea lth
3:3d Story of Bess Johnson - ■
8:46 Columbia Concert Orfbeatra
4:16 Aftrrnoon VaricUea
• •
4 :30 Organ1 Mclodfts ' •
4:46’ RlattcrgDod Balnea * •- - 6:00 The Lone. Ranger,
6:30 Doc S e lim True. Cif* 81**
rise - • , - •• 1 y *
.
6:46 The World T e d a f- • ,
Pi K appa Alphas
Have Rush P arty
LiotJIUNE
B E A L , S o c ie ty E d ito r
Confederacy Group
Has Business Meet
C a le n d a r
,v
TRU BSO A)
re will h*.a meeting of tbs
Oto Actfckah Lodge e l the
O. P . building. This meetUl begin at 8:00 P. M.
i'.Townsend Club will hays
gular meeting at the Court
I* beginning a t '8:00 P. M.
Aeriea Cirri* of the Oatluh will m eet at the Wo
C iak t e sew fo r .th e Red
a t . 8:30 A. M.. '
CM Scout* will meet at
Inis , B a t a t 3 o’clock to
.(Hirer Lake and they will
l l I o'clock.
- MONDAY
.
..audition fpr high school
la la fiemlbole Coiiirty to
,lb * V o/ or girl to comor th e ' 1 100 nhi il« scholaroffered i by Stetson Uni"r.8ch*6l o f Music, will bf
.▼■KSHVDR TUDAX
err
UP TO THE ENDi
^•a not be we*ryrln well
* c In doe season w t ih«J)
rwn feint not. — Gala-
Europe with
creokid IIUI* pacta.
: ,*
— FRANK LYNN
na llke .to beJIeieN
* ban on th* ImportMlon fr
tu n e n e x t w in te r In v ie w o f th e -f* c k th a t th e hem ] o f th e Uje U. 8. of tho class of chi
literate J, known as the "pulj
•D,7V. ",****“■. . h<fc* .M nted><
« fd ' cheap . new* ". prl
made -from wood * palp. . Who
H * v w d t d m Of; th*' Dorn
)0B' fpported 'n ^ J to ! percent ,
erdpse Iq- the sale of. "ajlck
Prin^ '
gteooih block' paper are ;kno'
Canada Trains
20,000.P.i l o t s
In War Effort
,
ptfV'MhNr >adbuthaT * 3 *
1
ch ,»rej w o r th ■k eep lh u *for W M E x / Jf poo TVuUstenl' minister*' frqm 41
•••leA'wlH rtdpg. uhder' the tltk
tThlloWthiP m f : ■R*ronaeeratlon,'f
Ir e . pledged Ur n4 t ' bl«se, .aancf
dOht’o r ' iupport» tha' Impending
b l i f p roOf,
of b
.o rr itrUnk.
r
~ tit h e r e ’a ’ thb' iw g g e ft io n
b oo xx -o
B
.........JJ
*
.
‘
M i a B ro w n n
uk es: , * I (
w h lth
• *A Gallup stirva~. show* Labor
has lost considerable o f its garni
fu n d in g, daring the past five
}
t g e h . ***
ta ^
th e liu id e ' o f a c lo s e t d o o r .h t c k i f o r jrour fagm - and mare rapidly since
m i g a z lnM
t .,. maria
in aq e m
mu
u r k Uk«' hyrttnal r e c k s on th e b*cka o f scant strikes, having fallen from
ft psrrsnt of tha peopla favorc h u r c h m w i . H » V 8 t ie»e r e c k , o f th r e e M epthg— th o T h e lng labor unions ta a present
lo w o n i . g t th e to p 'a jd th e . d eep ,one a t l h « b o tto m . T h e n
y o u w ID 'b e n u k in g I ha m o s t o f y o u r aVaUgbl* isp g ce,
m
y e l l M ‘ h i v i n g y o u r n u g k g jn e* ou t o f . a lg h V ln it n o t o u t
B. waa at a low abb In 1033—
70,3 point* on a . 100. parrant
• " '"The ahallow rack a t th e top w ill a cco m m o d a te p o c k e t- basis, but a recant graph -show*
8138 n u g g g ln e e . T h e seco n d or
m id d le re c k sh o u ld . be t- rise to a. paak o f J04.3 In
i j a m u d .t o hold m a g a i in e a - o f m ed iu m e la i. T h e . b o tto m f t v . 1817, then a decline untl
mld-1030 sines
wklch
It ha*
U k * “ Dt o f .fb o e e ,p e r io d I, ^ ,ch
fd rn u t.
. "
.
. ■ -,
> w . y w y cM y to f i g u ^ o u t a n d A n y
o f funds la no bar to any
la bev desiring • rotlaga
P* M m "than. 130,000,rear la devoted through
Wp*,
student
Joans
o*
W
pu^ th e m u p " A11 th a t » re frid J a r
palaantelaglst*.
Thu
needed a rc alx end blocks, th ree o a se s, acrew a and rlgtv.'
Summer the Smlthwrnlan !n»tlaa L v S Z i r t ! L,°ck 8 a h o u i d l be o f fa ir ly h o a v v w o o d ro lute will sand aa eipedltlon to
h o ld lo n g sc r e w s. T h r e e
b lock s sb o d ld j n e u u r e Iridger . Brefn 1* dig fa r t l J
bones of giant mammals Uatf
u
J S J ? ur * ,n ch ^1 4 t th « to P e n d a b o u t tw o In ch es a t roamed tha region forty million
" what. .8 ~ l0« U,»
‘ ,1. c i e , r * n ° * *<th e
r «c k ’
woQld heVd in sid e th e d o o r. F o r th e im a li'd ig w t - e lr e m a g -
for' pari tin * vgbrk for
pb!* to pay their tuition fv i ^ h a
te r ^
b,0Ck," c o u |d.h>*A»ure e lx I n c W d t e p ; an d
n u f k i l n t g a b o u t fo u r te e n in c h e s d eep
•® ow • g tD e r o u f th r e e io c h e a o n d t h i r
sbera.o f th* Woman’a Club
rw' for .the Red Cross a n t
M J f . * , H all . w i l l . h * . in
Mvrewy a**'a*fctd> to moat
'jjnKMLAY
Frances .Chi Id9 .To
• Wed Army Officer
Of Lake Maty ar* announcing tho
engagement
and
appmarhlng
m’trrjag*
of . Hair
daughter,
France* 1 Margaret, to S*rg**nl
Harry L- • Buchlrw of l^nglcy
Field, Vn. and Orlando.
Tb* hridatetset *a» gradueted
from SemlnnU lllsh School In
the- rime of : "41.
Sergeant 'Bueklew I* a grad
uate of Pretjivlll* lllgb Bchool.
FrsckvUle, • Pa.," and I* connected
LIQUOR
B r a n d y * C h am p agn e,
W in e . Gin* C ord ials, e tc .
'ennacoia Denies
Q uarantine Rumors
PENSACOLA, Juno S« — m
■Dr. A- L. Stcbbin*. citjr-coun-
Phowe M U
BAGGETTS
. Liquor Store
Shirtn
C h ild ren 's
I T ah ir of
W h ile, nolid
colore.
and lan rlcn . age-" 2-20
Sox
S la c k s
Wash Pants
S a n fo r l/p d . fan! cohrrn
V aiuen to 1.9.1 clone
out
One Ini nf H o y a ''a n d
Y oung Mena*
tlei will he In the form of a.
G
glrsn ‘at the Se»hr#e*e Club
at wnlrh time ail lie conteatinta
will be InDodu'cmt 17ie heanty
rin teit will h* staged at th* Surf
Chih at 3:06 n clock In the af^
ternnbn of July 4
It has baan a numb*r of year*
alqce Sanford has entered a - g ir l
In tha contest 8#»»r*l year* ago
the former Mu* Lout** JeMiarn
• U crownad "Ml** ' Florida'" at
th* pagASpt
■ -V ,
1 - •
.
Swim Trunks 1
B roken alien V alue*
.
(o 1.95
German
■ a n d " tin
xyl salute
fa n cy
lop*
C n lform n . bench coat*
A e tc . V alu e In 2.95
Clone out price
Silk Hose
A cdrn
Tooth Paste
81c
V alue
Undorwear
llenl
C rnde
I’ercnle
S p ecial
Silks
P rin ted b em herg and
■olid rnlnrn. V alue In
$1 00
yd .
Silk
Mrs* Grace Dore\
Joseph Dore’ Wed
Mrs. Grace G lllo p ie Dorr* of
8anf*rd wa* re-united In m«'
rlage Monday, June 2.1. to Jn**T0>
Dore" at Temple. T*» . where Un
couple will make their hqimMr*. Dore" ha* heen »»*o*Uted in
bualneta with Mr*
liuth Gor
don Wright »lnre III 27.
A daughter. Ml** Mary OrarDore" will *l*o m ike her hom>AT
t'A M I’H
—f/l’i
NEW A R R IV A L
I'horniv
KemnsulN
V a lu e to II.(M l yd .
S p e c ia l
4 yds. 1*00
('ollars
Oni' rncli l.m lii
On» lot ‘o f M tnV
Sox
•
I‘laid
New
ANMorlmrol,
nil
D resses
l.ln en
Breakfast
Special
|.00 Each
.
T h e bride elect wa» graduat- I
from- Remlnolr Hl»h Bchool m
the (la** of '<n Mr Davie tths s aiatant manager nf MC ro ry ’a Ten Cent
Store
he-T h* wedding will hr an etc ii
of Baturday In Del-and.
,
Agricultural
Exleneion
Hervic* nf the U niversity of
*t ths noon hour a covered dl*n Florida yesterday announced (hat
lonehson waa ssrvsd to tbs (ol about -2.500 girl* and boy. frem
iowing: Charles Malm. Mr. and th* etete's 4-H cluln will appml
Mr*. W. "R- Vlaceat *nj non,
■Illy, Mr. and Mrs. Rov Kehmldt,
Mr. aa* Mr*. U M. Luc**. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Walt and *on.
Billy, Mr. and Mr*. Writer Trapp.
Mrs. Otto Trapp and children,
Edwin and Prance*, Mr*. Irene
Roan and daughter, Margan
Ann, Clarence Carrier, Boto
Lasher, Clyde Claus*. WIU*<
Connelly, Mr. and Mr*. T. I
MHHltan .and daughter, Shlrl*;
end Gloria, Marjorie and Oort
and
E liza b eth
Mr. and Mr* Joseph R u ifrll
W ell* anqnuncc th* engagetnen'
and approaching
marriage
of
thslr daughter. Mary F r a n c e * ,I ’
Zara 'Andrew Davit of JackiO''
—Tie
- health officer,. arid' ytvterday
mere .that Pensacola would bo
Nad under quarnntlno bocauw
an epidemic of Infantile part*
Solid
Kotex
for f.OO
Irregu lare
O ne ta b le o f
M ena’
Route vvlih long pan'*,
som e
w ith nhorU
B roken siz e s
1.500
. M ath e r A rca d e
27 and 28
Hovi*' Sport
Slack Suits
GAINESVILLE J line 20
ia 7|^he
m s
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
F rid a y and S a tu rd a y — Ju n e
(•uvvnn, hli par.
pajn,nnn. p ellicm iln . value
to 1.95.
clone out
v*U«-
ly*'« . wrr« .untrqe. .
There *r«"ao c*»** of the dl****“ >ln .th1* ■*r*f<. he raid, aud
public meeting*1 have been retrieted because. * f: tba outbreak.
Free Delivery,
Dorie Sue Williams
Will Be In Contest
Y O W ELL’S
Mary- Fr^accs Wells
To M arry Mr. Davis
-rX fR S :
.w e m
Sanford member* of Pi K ap
pa " Alpha Fraternity entertained
la it earning with a fried ch lfl;.
en (upper on Hidden Lake at
tha rustic lodg* of A . B. Peterran. Thi* waa one of a arriea
of "ruth p a rtin '' which the fra
ternity ha* planned for the suraB irr vacation for "boys who are
planning to enter institution* of
Eddie Critcnlay of Fort Pierce
learning in the F a ll. . .
is spending the iummer month* higher
Member* of
the
fraternity
with hit enuatn, Mits Ann Rob from
the ITniveralty of Florida
bins.
and Fm ory U niversity at ten. led
(hr function and throughout the
afternoon swimming and dancing
were rnjoyed.
Pre»enl were: the M ine* Ud*
Caldwell, Lnu i*r Perkin*, lielah
Hutchi-on,
R lltahelh Whigham,
Marialyn T ru lu rk, Evelyn Stowe,
Muriel K n o t, E llia b rth Leffter,
Marjorie rog liurn , Je»»r Durden,
Mary Wiggin*. Jane Lloyd. E r
ma DnuHncy. M arg urtilr Inglry
and C arlin Palmer.
Claud* A. Whtddon. J r . niciiard |tra*. Hugh l e ih r r , (irn *
ilarrieon. Edw ard lllggio*. J r.,
John Pope. W aller Turner. Laroy Cooper, Horace lia ith nf
Huntsville. Ala : l.rrov
l.ang.
Joe Crrn*haw . Jack Woodruff,
John Dunn. l>lrk llrown, III uce
Bolt and Hon l.*m*nn
AI*o Mr. and Mr*
II
B
Pope. Mr and Mr* if W. Spen
cer and Mr* It It
Hr**.
Auxiliary, and pr*»«nted to the
stete president, Ml»» Marilyn
Prlei
Whits of Jsekaonrills. s besutlful Jregret
bouquet of red rots*. Felicltstiona want i
in h sb r lfo f tb* Daughter* of tb* the Or
American Involution war* giren OrUndby Mr*. W. L. Hanley.
Rttprnict to the wordi of w«JM in
erm* were glean by Mr*. E. L. Wast !
Mathewr, of Plymouth, dielalon Madl*o
director of tb* Children of th* where
Confederacy; Mila Carolyn Lynch Ing ar
of Anga'o Moreno Mallory chap
ter. of Pensacola, and Mia* VlrMr.
ginla Mathew, Calhoun chapter, as th*
JackionyUI*.
Mr. La
Mr*.* MttKayre*’ Intrddueed ' the '*”**'.
rflstlngulihed guatt* orasaht: Mr*.
L. A. Bari*.- Flotida’dirificn pres,- TU**'’
IdeAt.-United Daughter^' of th* v . .
Genfadaraey, , of Rtarka; Mrs,
. '.
George Lennon." dlelilorf recordng
-•
*»-retgrvof the United .DaughUr*
u ‘
of Uw C(fpferee*e*<tf Jaak*onetUa;
'
Mr* Maricn^D. W.Urw, dleUion
reelatrar snApaat •dH“ on dlractor
,
of th* ChlWren.of th* Confederacy: • Mr
end Mre;, Qh*rU* i T. ' Bryd of fhlWr, ,
JaekaonvUl*. dltlaien'hlaterian o f - j ,.- . •
♦he Unltad- Dsughtar* of tBe'Con-’ J . *
wa* f8ftc|,600,6(10, *
lot
of
menry fpr C*h»d*.'- Hut 4o’M.
■ tfmatastjc -w k y ^ tn c —reyian»4"Tff
the campnlgd.. that before Mr.
A zm H iim 'len th4 .coontry, th*
ilrffp "’ha.|
M il heen • nvrr^iibArrib^d
drive
nvrr-Mibarribiid
■pH ahont 1700,000,000 had been
MUected. > * tf .
.
i
Urea.
UHperlDeea pud., heavy ' (—
amounting to nlmut 80 percent
o f, a man’s Income, are being
bnrrta. willingly hy the eitlsena
nf Canada ta hela win th* war,
Mr. Armllag* tleclared.
Bchmelllag te a .1soon; th* Ger«n»n» h a v e. just decorated hint
far hla.fcsriAl'sdeaRe* into Grate,
-W#'-‘Wonder
Europe.'
Aa .an , rv im p lr o f - the - epr'rit
o f,t h e Ct^nsiUan ttpople ip (heir
eoqntry * . w«r . effo rt. .M r.- Arm ltear |i«|(p hnw, .a - .Victory levin
dr\ve *v»a* > . nyogrys* while ha
waa there. T he g n » l-» e l-fo r the
h e r 'o f good mtffixJnea boiiig pub- '! An - asaaclatkm ' numbering 1}
i club home at 1:36 P. M.
p u . of ' 609 will ta giw n
i* 'Opes who are on> time.
K . Bpen cer and Mr* J
"Adams will be eo-boattaie*
>* .afternoon.
. . . WEDNESDAY
U'e*tl»«fX 1V»m N i p (Hw |
aid Is npr *>f grdtUude, Mr. A imltagc ,cnrnn)rntgd. He said the
two rounlrle*, already hound, hy
rlo iF lir^, \»rrr' Ucing brought
evrp closer_|ng,-tiicr by the enn-
filet jn
Keeping- Magari^Q
ANGEL’S :
EAT SHACK
P A G E FTV B
H andm ade
Hollar i ale ap ecisl
DrCHNCH
(n n n o n llei-l (ita d r
Muslin HieetH
lin e
tab le
S tr a w
»f
Men*
HIx9!i
V alue
im lny
l.ailMV’t*
H a ts
h lit I
liatliiiiK SuitN
K ennelln
and *nfI
ntraw n. V alue t« 2.95
Vnlur !•>
tiul
L im it
M ens'
<I i i Ii I h 'I in *
2
In
"J-9H
r r(i*e
fur
r w ln m c r
drrna
liu th
S h irtH
W hiten
and
V alue* (o
T o w e lH
Sum m er
rtilori*.
I.9H
W a sh
tio o d H
H lm ll),
M uslins
b ea u tifu l pattern *
V alue 15c yd.
I'.xlrn large A h eavy
All rulirra
35c
Value
Special
Mena'
S lio rU
Cut Extra large
Made of Wovan Ma
liras
-
Anulhrr labia of
W
uh Ii
G o o d ti
Value 29c yd.
lied Kpreadu
( h en llle —
V alue
nfi color*
1.98.
S p ecial
One lot Mens'
Handkerchiefs
^ b iith U a a e
Linen
Initial* and
' printed cotton.
•*. «S!.SESr.w !3.V
* * * - » » . - .^rerew^*
, fc'ii** -f
H u fflc
Spun Rayon
1*98
O ne lo t M ens'
printed and eolid
Pajam as
color. Valua to 89c
V a lu ta to 1.95
: special f.OO
and
tailored
Kerim
Curtains
Ladies'
Panties
Lace trim A tailored
6»c Value
�4k
•t
/ m.
C<
\\
1
1
^
.
-
—
J I
^ \-
m
r>
mwsssi Mitfi
TUUR8IMY. JUNE.JI. lM>
1
Kkd »Ho4 la um.
By RM JTT
Id aqd Other heavy
ienU .it dm almaat
«*f*»NF*
, J -( ' »• V-
it by tho War &»-
, the * A m y. vlU
•defatie* piodudtlfli
partfnaf* i
m
w
M VS
rtll b« •puritf M iioat you and
•> •!* •« .« « • * prorn^l n partTwa-.or*er abaJI »• t>ubil»h*<i
» « f*ch »♦** for fnur <«) rmi>••*»“ «» ♦waaba -t n - m o • Hanford
■•raid, a nnwapapar publlahitl In
am nola roomy. Florida.
WITKKBB my hand and the ofJrlal a*II of lh a at.Jv. intlll-.t
ouri
i i | dax of Juoa. A. a
r of aub-aeaoa^llr*
a, initrum entd and
ehortagM, I
jJnwlMfcr .
v
5 S e V fo r a id ltia * -
Mari ago, according CO ad; f le a m from tha abridged
•I commcdlty inalyiU made
MJway t o r m Agvncv of
iUot>-wide air aenrieo. I l * w
try forwardimp, including
noslla and rubber 'goada,
« n and Implements, an Ip*
maUHal* and oil Indue try
iga iotalad HgSB.sbJpmerfta
nm
ther Impetui to tl-e growth of
air exprea*.
The next largest grouping of
e lf express f i^lpnleata for April
KM printed matter, lnc|udntg
nlwamippra, with f total of |«,m , dri 'Increase of 87 parcent.
P fttN fC .
W A ^ H tD <H t B A f f i x
other greghie art* and ndeer-
oF VERDUM, ARD
Ol»<ER.:EH<iA^EMEKfJ
.
W A cR ffH R tJU ^ H -fyn
*F -fill Fiwf woiub
IMMENSE, PaR-fABLE
Sera were H flM ahlptrenU of
Ing, including milliner/, fur*,
shoes end taxtllea, an Increaao of
01 percent.
Banking ahlpmanta totalled 0,017, an Increaaa of- 1314 percent
Improvement) cat flower*, 3,065,
an M percent gain) peraonal tUpmanta, Including baggage, cloth.
W IN ES,
-T e l e s c o p e .
AM QHtJv
FLAW
PV. Dratted. Pttn
N IC K 'S
Pacing* Store
H"$ K record • , ...
,4M lAUPodf? ATBnqi
*----- -------- *** - HP M
*■
'.
« < R IP E D
b a s
W n *W O I
W««l Loan. M#atr Si
$ (u ic K fm
73*Bounds
IVUItfe.
teetton*.iwithout th* ftwxnatUy
laturmllxatton' |
■Onta^HOW • anthuatagM
rrpfh Modei'ork
W *,
Each $1,00
fill Bft Iba. Fryefa . . . they
will delight the • family,
UNLESS WIENERS lb: 19c
:0RG1A CLUB OR RjOllNp
CongreaamanAaka
That Dio* Probe •
Unkm-Now B te k tn
yourwlf that the saving* wg gr*
(or on NATIONALLY ADVKKT|HE0 high quality mmtun*
dl*e, will help you bent the high
cpel of living, Remember . . ,
WE DELIVER, call 411 or 4IB.
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
Books And Authors
Dr
MRS.
IKVING
PACE SEVEN
THE SANFORD ITFRALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1941
QUIT B E C F W ABOUT \
FKINUKIUi
'r t o u f ?
“ if I live In Germany a hun
dred years, I rhall never under
stand »h.**e p c o p U '', William
i ih ir r r wrote in his ^ d l i r j ' nan
winter night a f te r im argument
with a Nazi censor. He Hit’ll In
Berlin only seme six year*. but
in the end the Nazis and the cen
sor* w e r e . glad to see 1 im „o
because' lie understood loo much.
He ha l come close to under
standing, cfnaer
probably th in
any other American . the dark
trage dy i f what was hn|>pcninv
to
the
German |>eop'c
and,
through them , fn all r f us, and
lie b : a set down ht.s understand.
Ins in hia book entitled “ Berlin
Diary."
.‘•hirer f i r s t went to Berlin a*
rrtsorter for
n news
agency.
When It suspended, he became one
of the first liruadcajters of news
by radio. AlliT t i c w ar I ojcnn,
1 woikinj: under a in. rt* immediate
c«n#nn*hi|» than liU newupnfx’r
collcaKuej, J i c ilc vel furl a rtvlu
i»f Knirnprn iirtil irtitiy n* £nTmK
ii!* it w a i elusive to the Nnr.i*
whn*r job it w in to hluv-ptmeil
Ilia script. 11Im tom* of voice wan
Imrd to i'ciiHor. Now
lie hn*
w ritte n down in iliiiry form lib
H e r d 6 f thcfi* y m r s in rimplv
l .n ^ m i^ e uncensored, It nmkiM
the r u n t im portant ami Mir moat
I'KCltiiu? hook w ritte n
nut
of
Ctermany nince 1<Jhj* tieforc the
v/jsr btjEHti*
Thfa in, firat of nil, ninl nh*
mr'-int* ImmiU. Most of it r e i t b
like tin* fwennrio of n partly f r
pott<*n hut Im portant n i y N m a r r ,
written iluwn irilh foolnotm. In
IUSl. within n month hf lit* a t .
liVnl in Cirrnuiny* S h ln r win r e
porting n Nuxi pa rty rally ut
Nuientluir,', our i f those ntrnn^r.
p.itudy panenritM in
which
the
world for too many y ia n t i ptnl
t h r NT: ri fever would m c u l ilaidf
T hrough *i* year* In* watched the
fever r b e n* th r world co Infixed
He watched it with pm* Ion, ami
Wl t f it clown w ,iu (leemney
f'hi?er cdnw hnme filled with
dire forebcMlirur.
Hi* hook
i*
w r ittr n In thl* rpirft. The head
line* on F u n p«*nn diupntehc* for
the la*t few year* were riot ev
r^prerniinnn, it *cem*, hut understatement.
SUreta*
own
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f a d e p
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LEAGUE SCORES
p l a y e r s 8old
Remainder Of
it Is Released
llstloto defeat at the hand*
l\ Daytona Beach Islander*
Seminole*
ended
their
„ai a club and five play•re given nollM of their
bile the remalnedr of thewas released last night,
three-run Inning* gsve tie
a team a « -l victory over
orphan**' as Ray Ashton
I hla opponents to nine
at w*a given only five hit*
teammate*. Ashton pitched
^jnma. striking out seven
tnf walking only three,
r Sehaal, aem U ry of the
l S tate League, gave tlie
•Id player* their atalgn]ost night. Carl Kettle*
o# Justice were arnt to
Clyde Jon** to GalneaPets MeRaney to Daytona
.and (Emit La Valley l" I
a. At the tame time Fchsal
Uhton may go with St.
17-Year-Old Girl
Ty Cobb lic k s
Shows B est Form
Babe Ruth In
Grudge Match In Georgia Meet
HUSKIES1 COACH
W. I* P e t
S t Aueuatino _____ 41 21 .00!
DeLand
______41 22 051
Leesburg _________
83 32 .508
Daytona B e a c h ____ 32 31 .508
Gainesville ________2D
30 .410
Ocala ____________ 25 40 .383
Itrsall* Yeaterday
Daytona Beach 0, Sanford 1.
Orlando 2, Drljind 1.
. Leesburg8, Ocala
3.
ppd. raui.
Gainesville at St. Augustine,
Games Today
Daylnna Beach at Orlando (2).
fit. Augur line at I^rahurg.
lie I.and at (Jalnaivlllo.
(Only garnet acheduleil)._____
NEWTON, K u l , Juno ** —
t y Cobb, tha aclentific
bateh a ll1xImmortal, called upon
o)4 time fincaao yeaterday to
defeat the Uambanging
Baba
Ruth, hla fallow Ilall-of-Famor,
by a 8-8 margin the eponlng
fntnd o f their "grudge” char
ity golf match m before a 2,00A
gallery at Commonwealth.
Cobb uaed hi* accurate pul*
Irr to humble the Baber deaplU
the fact the 80-bomer king outdrtve Mm on every hole. Ruth1!
lnger-rang* slugging o ff the
try* put him two up when they
l/ft—
DAYTONA
remainder of. tho player*
I the receipt of their rv .
With mixed feeling*. Some
men had been trying for
Mas*#* for aaveral day* to
them a chance to *l"ix
ftlbe In and ontaide of tho j
G b A C d c p m e u N iV eM ity
OF WAWltlSTbcl CREW
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THc ritfswes hav/c WbHTUe
RxjGUKECPsui eesATfA >n i<m,
• T M / tk , '36, -37 AcJOKPk) FWi&udiy
SCCCWO FlAS flMCS AdO THIRD
FIVOT1M06
N T S tm e laat night Pete Carroll 2. Ju*
iy bit a long alnglo to r<r*, llanlmim,
the only Seminole run, Run* batted
Athlon
•AKKTT
Thiorulf
Lion Cloth
Picture Wins
Scholarship
By FRANK B. GILDRETH
ItAl.KIGII, North Carolina—
June 28— A one-man truck team
xi ho gat h:* start
In college
nineties
by
displaying Mm.
'■■If In loin ch ib may bo th*
outstanding sopl-omor* In South
of the lllblu have bean printed. ern Conference football next fall.
Ilia name now I* Just plain
Mike Andrew*. He haa broken
freshmen track records with mo
notonous regularity at N. C. 8tat*
College and unleai th* army
N THWEVEAT^:vU,
J Bf?K3Hr
yet* him he'll b« an end on th#
-y
iNHAT IP l D O H T
1941 Wolfpack football team.
7AKGTHRGT
Mike—until recently bid rum*
YEARS TO r
wa* Mirha <-l Joseph Andrraechl
TUuMYOU
—h n hi |>rr.dread naught Wllh *
GGTFlVB
dliiilacrment of some 200 pound*
I WISH.'/— i
X NCW2S.*r
ami a height of 8-1. 11* scored
20 to 30 point* In almost every
track meet1'no entered.
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
181 W. FIRST BTIIKKT
by
M. O. At. offlrlnl* havo been
making n »urv< y n| the facllllira
offrn-d nt WiimiIIu .Springs lor
nuking motion puturr*.
la st
Meek Johnny W. Iunmli r, b ')um Ir star
ami fsnied
far Ms
c! >ructrrUatliiM of "Tartan,' txj.nsm d hiinso.i o' iiOnsi'il not
•aid ha hup'.I tho next Taisan
alrtuia would lie made at Wn>
Julia,
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su p p o se c bail o u r /
is i>wr / r r f \ -----
100-yard dash, the 220, and the
discus and Javtlin throw*. H*
almost finished second In the
j bread Jurrp.'. JIo tossed the shot
'60 feet one-half Inch, and hi* 9-8
if r Uxo century and 11.7 for tha
220 te l the new freshman reIrnrds herr.
| Mike rama to (Rale because la
.read the scholarships -wet* be
ing offered to foul tall player*.
He wasn't much of a football
year In ■ Brooklyn, N . Y ., high
player —ha had- played only one
raA ^
T ill take 1
hole* were haired, then Cobb
doubled his lead by blasting out
a trap to within three feet of
Ihr pin for hla par-four on the
Hth and ha dropped a 10-foot
putt on th* ISth to axtend hla
winning margin to three hole*.
After halving the 10lh where
the match officially ended, with
par-three*, they played onto the
home green In even
fashion,
Cobb winding up with a medal
of 81, over nine, to Ruth*’-. 83.
Roth admitted they were lull*
lv of wretched golf, a fact ob
vious to th* spectator* from
start to finish.
"This It a very poor round
for m e/' Cobb apologised.
. “What sUa e*n you do when
you keep m isting
two-fooler*
against a guy who ran pult
Ills TyT" Ruth complained.
"I wa* v ert fortunate
to
Win," Cobb added. "The Babe
It an awfully nice fellow to
pity golf with when not In a
base ball frame of mind. I guess
l wasn’t either. And that made
It very pleasant
".Since rap tea shot* have been
troubling me
for
week*,
I
couldn’t trust my wood* on the
long holes and played a No. 2,
Iron. Tbs first lima 1 tried It
the Bab* warned me that we
were not playing a short hole.
He never gave an opponent aueh
B friendly tip when he was In
ba*eball.
"It was a great nleaaur* to
play with him and a much
greater on# to beat him. Just
think I p»w can t*H mv child
ren that I beat Babe Ruth at
Something," Cobb stalled.
" P V * p t too Biel tad ibofit
It, Ty," Ruth warned. •'You
I-p ortin g—I h e r e .1 ’ll- b«- willing
|o quit golf."
Guernsey Breeders
LAKE CITY. June 8 8 -< 8 p tc | a l ) _ Leading ruem iwy breeden
nt *1* ate tea will meet hgre In
ReptemW it ha* been am^unced
by the Lake City and Colombia
County Chamber of Commerce.
Breeders will hold their a n n u l
nenvgto-Flcrld*
Guernsey
« .
Mbit and ail*. Th* affair draws
attendance from tho entire South*
r u t and I* classed a* , an »utsUndlng erent In livestock clrclea.
Classified Advertisements
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ATLANTA, Jon* 86 — 0P1—
Two round* of brilliant golf «*tablfahed dark-haired, 17-year-old
Lon la* Sugg* laat night a* the
girl to beat for the 1041 Georgia
Champlonahlp.
The long Driving Llthla-Spring*
Llthla .Spring*
ycungater, defending the title ah*
won l i l t June, eaaily annexed
medal I>t hoeiora In 'the qualifying
round and followed that with a
eerformanee that dlapbted o f
Mr*. 1, M. Sheffield of Atlanta,
0 and A
Her wedal-whmlng 77. featured
When first hatched, a baby
a men'a .par 36 on tha aeeond
nine. Over the first nine Tues oyster Jdoks something like a
microscopic
thimble srith a hairy
day she clipped o ff an even
,
men’s par of 38 In her rout of belt about its middle.
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Over 8200 men have COM
In todays quarter-final*. Ml«" through the reception center at
Sugg*, who bu t month'won the Camp Blandlnc rtnee December,
1040.
women's Boat b e n championship,
me«U Mr*. J. A. Dabney of Col*
urnbus, who advanced with a I
and 2 deciaion over Miaa Mary
Stevenson of Brunswick.
Dorothy Kirby o f Atlanta for
mer Southern champion
*6d
three-time Georgia tltleholder ad
vanced eiaily with an 8 and 7
victory over Mr*. Colleen Butler
of Atlanta, a former champion.
The iKV*t opponent for Ml**
Kirby will be another former
champion, Mlaa Martha Daniel
of Rome, who lin k ed out a B and
3 verdict over Mi*. J. 0 . - Rhyne
of Atlanta.
Ham s 1b.
J a c h a n c e .T
RANGER
Mr*. SchafflehL
By FRAN STRIKER
YOU GOME WITH ME/ THE
I WVE A TALK WITH YOU/
ARQK STOCK of ranges, for
oil, coal, wood, due electric
'Excellent
Magic
Chef raa
rang*, Cart *176, soil far llO ,
like new. Green's Fuel Gas tiervice, across from Post Office.
KATUALIEN ISR AEL 800 E.
6th, 8L wants Job aa narao or
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S a n fo rd la T h e O n ly C e n t r a l
"t
F lo r id a C it y A ffo r d in g R a il, H t g M t f
A n d W a t e r T r a n s p o r t a t io n
r
AN INDEPKNDlNt NKW8FA PISH
SANFORD,
unition Lack Senate Okeys
Facilities In
Defense Areas
Reveals Congress Seeks Ap
lent Will Con- K in Opposes H itler
Today On W hat
Aid Can Be Given
'To Soviet Russia
FLORIDA,
FRI1
N A Z IS i PRISONERS IN A CAPTURED SOVIET TOWN
proval Of Needed
Legislation Before
r Fiscal Y ear Ends
WASHINGTON,. June 27 —
■
Motive Is P artly
• t l s f i e d W i th
defense* P rogram
l i n t l IN. June 37— (A l*)
The main derision over Sov
iet llo —-la already ha* bean
« in informed N a il quarter*
ili 1 1.,m l foniaht after h l|k
I "Ml mi ml had reported tka
• liman \rmv u«ietorlo«a Ml
n't front,." A war bollatla
a-»rrl«l Ihr Naria alrocfa *•
l'*»n-l Ilie Hofirt Jaat 0*
•he tted Army »>■ p rrp irla g
an l i n e , tun of Central IB*
M M rM
at a p r t a
prance that he waa looktnto the .question of
la g so m o rifles to the
It*
**•*«*«If In n
l r f c h * b * tI. alkwaA
that no a.,M,
ammunition
could bo M at bacauaa tha coun
Working with the flritlah War
t r y ' la way behind on ammunl- Relief Society
In New York,
Brigid Ellxahrlh Hiller, estranged
U ta a e v e a (o r UaaJf.
ho w u
a general
S cn ccn ld g
—
."an you satisfied with
tnogvment of U>« defense
*
It. A. F. Strikes Anew
A t French Coast;
Reich - Is Bombed
HOB PARK. N. Y-, June
—(fP)— Prc*ldei)t Roonodlscloaed^ today a ahort|n ammunition confront*
he nation In 1U defense
A*, for helping Ruaala In tho
UBfa agetnat th# Nail*, R o o m vlll said be n p w M to coafar
•h^thaf topic by telephone lod k f with Acting Secrqtary of
'
(iermany Claims «
A ir Supremacy
W )— The Senate finally ap
proved rind srnl U» the While
Uou’iT tmlny h-gl,latinn authorItlnir a f I50,1)00,000 program
,for community facilitlea in dtfrnw a r m .
Supplementing a (300,000,000
defense housing program,
iho
meaiure known aa the Ijanham
American Rifles
Red Army Falls Back
On 2 Fronts, Mos*
cow Report States;
I aksscs Snid Heavy,
wlfo of Adotr Hitler”* brother,
Alois, I* doing her bit lo defeat
her German kin*n»n. She is
proudly pointing to her Aid Bri
tain pin. Her son Is In the Cun*dlan army.
Delinquent Taxes
Penally Cited By
Collector
AI*o pending on Iho Hrnito
Calcndor •>< argument-provoking
legiflnlii.il lo continue Presld in l
Itonaevell', cm rrgenry monetary
power*, novr scheduled to expire
at midnight Monday.
Washington foe> of pending
leglf latlon (o au th n rii* the »Cqut-lllon through eminent
do
main proeeedlng* of the right*
of way for petroleum ptpcllnca
were arrumrd heforo a Senate
subcommittee of "Mind opposi
tion" to h «nrely needed nationa rtefen,e atep. >
The charge waa made hv Itep.
Tale H> Mo), who »ald he hud
leant rpiittence
atiout
gaaleaa
Fun.U v
and beetle** daya on
the ea-lrrn aeahnard when we
hare ahundant production."
Tho official Cle
l t m i n nipt ion
Ronrrs taken hy N u i tml.iier* aft
Nutne n f t i l l town wiin not trie
E V H T ia .w k r .A .
i n a . formal th» r x m it M u b n of the I-rgi,.. the 8oviet l*t*r», • p en.lty of 10 percent
i w»r WM for. delinquency end In te rn ! et
the rote of twp percent pgr KaUet', b u tn o i ,» qu»rt of the
month oppliei to ell intangible bomb m aterial and water or sand
personal property U x n rem .in- added lo the flereene,* of thr
aald , I* » formal
blase. The Inventor aay, Urge
‘ *"it ho had tng unpaid on Ju ly 1, Jno D. quantities of th<»e bomli, cm. be
Jin k im , County
t it
collector, carried on smut! plane, end that
utld today.
simple machinery can be uttlUrd
"Such Itcini will be advertised to manufacture them.
Mi attack (hy Germany) and execution* will be delivered
Sauer la one of thr
few li
to future relation*'' be- to the sheriff for levy, Mr. Jlnmunitions
manufectuier*
Ruaala and the United klM M id . A tax execution, h , censed
In Florida.
•x plained, baa tha force and
lid Wcltaa hagada It d ear affect of o personal judgement
I qaeetloai deriving from and oioqutlon a t law again*) a
taxpayer.
Tangible personal properly up
lewdly attaRtlon of_ the on which tax** are delinquent a ill
alto be advertised and execution,
n C L S t N I d . June 27. - 1 A l’ l
laued upon any unpaid Item, — T rc W e n l R y ll
announcerl lo
Both tangible and Intangible |ter- the KlnnUh people Thursday night
aonal property taxes draw In that their vnned force, had taken
ter eat from the lima they become no Ui* battle against
^
j "for
Russia
delinquent,
ino tax
collector the liberty of the fatherland’*
■Ida by aide with tho German
One section w if t(ia now law
troops under "their genial leader,
itataa that a tax w arrant may Reichschancellor Adolf Hitler."
operata aa a w rit of garnishment.
The aanoancement that Finnish
Mr.
Jlnklns • amphaaltod. This
troops actually
were
fighting
•action read* a , follows t
"T ax w irra n t Issued l y the tax Russia for tho second lime within
two y e a r , followed » Russian
collector for tho collection of
tangible personal property taxes air raid on lld iln k i and harbor
■fall have th . M m , force and Islands early Thursday in which
offset aa a w rit of garnishment ■light damage waa done.
whan Itvtad by tho tan collector
or his deputy upon a a y ' person,
firm or corponatlon w ho shall
,i£rviLU4.
Finland Will Fight
W ith ‘Genial’ Hitler
srjas.fi ftjuffi
W rong
have any good*, tnonioa, chattel*,
22 Million Feet Of
Lumber Is Purchased
or off acta o f tho dalbiqaoT,1'. tax
payer In hi* hands, bqsscaalori
TAMPA, Jen* «7, - (AP) nr control or who shall be in
debted to such delinquent tsrv The army bought 23,003,000 foot
^ b a n an y tax w arrant I* so
levied upon any debtor or per•on holding property of tho iax-
t f tt* tax collactor or
ruty therefor shall bo
diichargo tat that oxho debtor or poroow bold,
i property. In tt* event
levy tie tax coltactor. or
sty shall make note
open tho tax warrant,'
of lumbar here yesterday for
about MOO,000 In rnr of Ita
streamlined bid openings which
cut rad tape to ehreda.
It leaned specific* 11on,, received
and awarded contract* all In on,
sluing.- Romm of tho lumbor most
fc jS B U M J E y * g
S 2 E S ( g ‘r i s ' i ,s:!
F irst Class Leaves
Jacksonville Base
go over the top In thi* count n
W orker, and rontrlbutnr, h>*»>
shown good ,|>int ,n .l spier. I>I
cooperation III Iho drive. Mr
Itrndnhaw dec I* red. Tin* pmci.
have found
it In !*■ n a n il .
rau*o and oiil.wtdn.l to It ah.
hearted])'.
"W e have nut ria srd e d I *..
large conlriHulor, ty |.ulihcl,n .
the amount* they have given mel
w , haven't put thn*e wh.. hr...
given *m»ll amount* on l i e *•>■■'
by running their names m ' ■
■
newspaper. T h i, dnve In.,
pended on the hard work ' 1 tl.
helping an dlte genei ,it> of 1
people nf Seminole • rn.nl.
F u ll rejHirt# havi- not h' >.
turned. In Oil rither the illy
1
all of tho cuunty, tlmugh part ...I
reporta give an iiulielalion tl'" 1
tl« drive I* nearly at tho «•■*«l
of 12,000. Within a few .lay* >•
full report of all district* U • »
peeled , Mr. Ilraitahaw dated.
Altamonte Spring* ha, an '
complete report of |22b in cr.
and pledge,, Ca«tlrl.crry. | l " i
and l-ongwnnd, f ilm Doth t
rvat CUy and Slavin havo fin
ilhod their drive and H>c f."
rnor reported ( I 10 While II"
Slavic
community
ha,
41’ 1
turned In.
No rr|iort of the roller)I qq,
L a k , Mary have como in yet.
Mr. Rredahaw said, though It •'
expected thol the two e«mp0tg'
worker*, Mra. W . K Baker and
Mrs. Roy Howard, w ill bring tt •
community well over tho lop • I
their | l 60 quota.
laike Monroe ha- hern la'
getting atarted on tho drive ond
Oua fichmah, chairman of (h a1
d litrtet, haa no report to Hake
ao fa r, Mr. Bradahaw revealed
-Oviedo haa reported IIO R .»
f a r in the drive but I am sure
that II w ill exceed any o f U *
either communities o u U U * ' of
Sanford duo to the good oal. ts
season enjoyod hv »ha ( d f c e n
thorv," M r. B ra d sh a w 'a o v lh d c.I
Self Sacrifice
In Pope's Rw
’a t ic a n e r r r , juM r . F)
-r
-Rolf^ntrlftao*"
won
ad by Papa FVn XU in o r»hraodotst ta tte. Untu.1
taa Ttarcadoy ta combat a
rrgal of PdgonU*- nnd "tho
Abel
le and,
11 rnso
PvSM
M ill hlm il on (IH miI n but lo iig
on gi in i nilit*d rrjHtrts nf ill©i.
h im
I I mnnik, G e rm * up
, l.t....... I .«n Kiiprrmaey o v e r t h a
..I, I, , 11 Her great eastern IS*
. ,t i ... f t.»nl while .he sought
............ .re Fu r..p c in an ant*i .on.n.ioi i.
p i..{N ait r ru u d e .
Co i»pern(irm of the Horn >I i f
I v ..|.l |.*r
Ih r
great battle
County
( <ininlissjkfpel a,
I h v
.u rin e o.i Ihr p lain , of Hoftat*
IU>nr<| tif Public Instruction nml
i/.-.I Poland. the Ituaalane said '
the Cl tv of SsufarH in set tiring
i |.,n forir« were holding flrna
a licnlth mill tor Svinuiolr
on II.i, .ix lti day of lha Utanlc
CotUlty was pledged toils y lit
IttlBr'Ie
n msetmg in Ihr- City lintl, »t*
Mi. . ow gave no Indication OI
frnUtol hy
rrprfiriiUUvi*
of
t lo I .........I of th i, battle
City unit County
gnvrmmvnl*
inrnifn * r ’n »* for worn* n
II.. tied Aim v I* trying t#
..ml of the
Stair
Bos id
of
Mrrt within the him gmup M
brt'ii rhanvrrl fr«n * Tuesday
*-t>v» I•-1, and destroy a P | n t * r
21 to Sit who hgvi* a r%***l m ih
| 7 Trr, J. N Paltarann. asRlatani National (tiiarrl hm* wiiImi'H I*' . ..l.t.oo ponded at kllnak. rthltk
fhUlw health o fficer. . Mia> Jwm rn«UU«iuiu uiuit j thi- xitlu tiki . ion itiilra . im t iit Iba G e r t a l lf c : ^
in .
frontier
• klmderiMili, cie ru tlv e
secrotaiy Se ri ire Af I hut tlio-te vim ^*1 ' l i .
li. iln. -pokeof further "gran*
! of the state wide putdlr health meruhrn* iif the guard on * •• * 10
Hint the development u
"•
J eomiuiUer, nml Mi** Itnth Met* 1040 and have roiu|ileh d
,,|
t m l e g i r p la n a .” h u t a p s e t ^ '
Mingrr
Hiipervlaing nurse
with rnoir coiiM *rutivr y e a i* ••! • m e
1.. .|. i.id , were withheld. . '
>ra
ff
the Slide Board "f Health W trr are relieved from I m Ii 'I i I\
|. |. .ok ml niore and mof* *0
I prcm nl at the inerting (n et training nml nervier ift c u «
i
IIlt<
.1
Arm
y
had
*t‘d*n
aomc
time,
Ihnugh
not
finm
••
i
M
t
phdu the purpose of the health
i <|,. Ho....ter of Adolf flit* «e
I nml Mild tel) h»*w one could he
1 ..
’Iigliiiiing war trcbnlqna,
*H up here,
i
>,.i
it..
ihe N m l
maater * f .
VV A
L e fflr r
ehnirniAfi nf
..... t I in ..p. wo
preparing for
♦ho
Seminole
Count v
I’ uhtie
i . ■ . **. of Ih r world clloHealth t'fimmillcc. presided at
the ooftliig,
After it tentative budget for
i.
hi tire N ail ocrupled
in to utt h unit tiint tie eii present
i *i
firllr.wli.g Ihs ata
led, it was decided
that
the (
ri .t olive night bomb* t oiititv
f ’nmmisiMon
and
thoj
l npi.n Germany.
! Setih.rl Hoard would meet at in
of Itn i'ian tanka
I r "ufe dinte. lo lie vise 1"ini' inepna ’
n violent and wlnI of raiding the money
til.nymnst
German
Mr
Patterson^ o u tlin in g Ihe
I'.di.iol S lid every A lt*
pin porn of the profMiNed tienlt h
t.. .1r iv. into tha Ku! und, pointed nut that it wvt
...... It....... ...
by p a t a T«i m> ipall v ileMigio d to p r e v e n t
I In ilie infantry mas*
i Hie Hpioad of ri'iriinuriiratde ill
I.. hI< ii down, t h . So
‘•i iim *i Hi* ns id the State Board
li. ry
report
declared
ftjM'fi nl t ht- 11- ii ii I n TI n in mui finiiri of lleatth would furnish part
of 2-iPt I., r. :tu ..Vt.K-k
i*f Ih e funds for Ne ttin g up the
I’strio lir week will I... fcalurcd unit, and (he fVumty would
at lh»* f.iaygronn.l n e t week wilt, Miprdy the remainder.
a , p.-end prr.grnm lo I.,* an.
The peraonnel of the unit as
......... ..
iroujiN killrd aa thaf
nr Uncr-'l lai.T ,
Ml «
Miorihon rigge*lrM|
hy
|»r
Patterson
I..role.| 11y charging cavalry, of
s-al Tb.* pll.vi'M.ori.l
w ill I." would include n health o fficer
o
i
i
>
"Ini
nml*
into
G«rmat»
cln-'.l on Fn d av, .Inly I
with an M D. degree and spee., ii*l I* mu.i limn lin«*P,
and
of
All tonr rot ohm t - w* ) ,-.|*it,-,l till- in11red training in public health
Iniii
In lulling nUni'k* on BlftW ,|) but rninril
nut
an- r , work, a sanitary officer, and
* it it 11 i
Hu port of ('onstanU
pccl.'.l to l»r! cooipl.t.. ri. i l w.-ck nurse* uml a clerk.
itni III. Mill |'lo**Nti <»ll ffeld*
If the weather perm it,
Thn,c
Funds for the staff, equip
if r,iMii«ifiy*N KumnniMn ally.
tnurnarnrnt, what, were In tisve ment and office rent were pro
II.. It. *1 Army skipped ovar
been rcn iid elo l thr, week were vtth'd in the budget submitted
(in in h"ii aliiiig ihv
northam
the paddle
tennis
tourney fur hy Ur Patterson
i m * pt to Nay that BoeUt
both g irli and t.oys, and n hi.|»
The County's share
of
the
. i.1111*'i M i ' i i - in action against
scotch arid jump rope contest money, he said,
could
come
N G K F G I.K , V» , June .’7
■in I iH i ut mg I'hrmy tank u n ltiM
for the girls
through a levy of a two mill
■
it i ♦*i Mm k art's of westarn
A swimming party
for
the In i, or the School Hoard could
|{ u-* »!♦
children of Ihe p1sygrnor.il wilt aid in supplying the funds. Home
I*. • i. 11a iiml Finland formally
be held 7 hur*.luy eflrrin ain If counties, he added, use the rare
iiri.iNi t ht'iNrlf tirNtdr Germ any
the recreation depnrlmenl run gel track tax to maintain their unit,
Hgain-t H unnin, thr Husalan ar*
a truck *s
ineari, of tran,[mrArtlvltiea of the health unit.
m\ wfuil therr wan no land aftR’ti
tatlun, I , , Morris, n stall'd.
Ur. Patterson stated, would in
i r i l t r«l«v ahyig
the
Ilusslxnelude an immunisation
service,
l i fi m-h frontirr.
clinic conferences for prt-natal
T h .’ Mail of air raid alarm *
rare and for child health, treat
OMiiridfri rrp aatrd ly ovar HtleUi*
ment of thn venereal diseases of
ti, k inland'* oft-bombed ra glial*
fndlgents, dental correction anti
trn| firw fhowrra
of tRuaaUg
hookworm treatment.
iiomliN fell on that city's anvtrIn addition, the sanitary o ffi
Urfl'N NOIHU nfter President R ytl
cer of the unit would supervise
Ir.I.I the F in n , they were at w ar
sanitation In the county to help
r.rsin sgslrval tin s,la. But *hl*
fight diseases at
their
source.
time, te ssl'l It s i r a defsnftvo
This o fflte r alto would supervise
, n r nml they were nnt alowo
food handling, water supply and
i* thee were in tho winter o f
W A S H IN G T O N .
Jim . I’ T,
lewermga conditions.
III3II. 40.
The Treasury said today the ft'
One of tha nurses affiliated
The huge
tank eng agars ant
with tha unit would follow up r s l yrar total ef -H types of w s, l.elng foueht In tho L n S
federnl revenues had p as,"'l l)ueach rase to act that It waa be
hudgel
i-tim a lr sei-lnr nf rn n lh e *,! -central Poing properly taken ca rt of In
Isn.l, and. said Mnseow, was fn*
the home, and would also glva several day* ngn, nml tin June ing "with ■ m snlfest advantage
Instruction In caring for child 26 had renrhed |7 J.2 *,7 l:i,I I'.'
»'
Expenditure,, while
breaking for our troop* "
ren and ilefc parsons.
Hr 11 is tv
Royal
A ir
Fora#
• Children would ba given regu peace time records ernl IngKint* pIsn.'N swept tonight In tha 9 h
PLANT I.BGUMF-H
lar examinations by the hralth behind a budget estimate of tl.1,re d ion of Boulogna fo r thnlP
unit. It waa ataU d, and their 303^70.070. On Juris 2A. r pend
seventeenth eonsOeutlva
Nf
FT. IJ t U O F J lD A L E , Juno 2 7 - physicians advlaed when treat ing axgrrgated 912.4(17,1’J I , 715 raiding
G erm an objective*
m
( Special >— Brw ard county farm ment was n actaaarj. I f tha fam pari of tha lag waa In the de
the m n lin e n L A ehort UxM -h r
*
er* have planted 120,000 pounds ily waa unable to nay tha coet fense program.
ter, th - fam iliar sound ,
of a private physician, the unit
vv oanlnxlnitl rolled hock
TO RAI8B IIOGH
big uio post fair weeks, accord would aae that tha treatment
the English Choanal.
ing ta County Aernl B. E. law- was administered.
D e F U N IA K
S P R IN G S - One
too. Plft twr hundred baby chicks
Mlaa Mettlnger, who la u fo r
and <1 high grade dairy calvo* m er resident of Sanford, point hundred and fifty Walton coun
wot* plotqd with Broward county ed out that tha uuroo’e job U ty 4-H club boya and girl* will
Partly cloudy
to follow up tho c u m ta tho rake fat boga for tho markat
borne, t t a .a le e would to ad a ct this year, according ta Count/ Hatuiday, with
Ladies’ Swimming
Class Changed Toj
Monday Afternoon!
iV.IieVy.Es, Eostis Man Makes
Bomb From Resin
tMnflqfod
Tin* KiiHBinn nrmloH hsye
lli'ii llink lo new positions
i hr Vilii.i and Hnrnnow■t
f runt a after inflicting
H\\
1»|l Nnzi colnn n ilnvmif toward Minsk,
i i nvv it'iiurW’d today.
Si. iiiilii'alnui wan given of
r ilrnili nf (lie retire-
Former Members
Of Guard Must
Sign For Draft
Those In Unit Oc
tober IB. 1910, Re
lieved Of Service
Bright Belt Market
Openings Annouiueil
Federal Revenues
Exceed Estimates
LOCAL W E A T i
d,r»bower*.
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R
o t m Team Witt Meet
Cocoa Wednesday
Nationals First American T/eglon Junior
Rphan'tSub” Flays
Itm Third Game As
State League Team
Seminole* mat with a
g defeat a t the hands of
t last night by th* score, of
i they played their third
• league team,
an hits coupled with five
an th* part of tha “orrost them tha game as
•. Nation*la ' pitcher Beccianl
altld. them* to eight hlU and
ataglo tally. The Seminole*'
M run cam* In the last Inre when McQullWn went to
it on a walk and waa forced
t« third with two mors walk*.
IroTed by as obtfleld fly by
it* ■LaVllley allowing McQuilta seers on the Uirowln.
faarok and Boyd of Orlando
w .M -o n Ue> ball last night
,lha farmer collected sht hits
K times at bat and Boyd hit
Iho lame.tyimbtr of time*
S
data.
ley B^yed a hustling
it first base, catching
ball# that brought cheers
plans* •from the grand,
mlflno roads Dree errors
the garni but pulled
F. double plays unassisted,
lac a line drive In tho air
layed him on the ground
, to hie feet and ran to
third bate retiring' tho
who had started for home.
O IL ANDO
baseball will M . pUyed tamerrow aflerjioon a t the Baoford
nail Park at 8:00 o'clock aaalnat
Cocoa, while Orlando I* plarlna
‘
-*
st leesburg
and--------Winter- Park at
Kissimmee.
, ,
Though gem*a ara regular.y
scheduled to be played In the
afternenn th# team may pwy
some night games during tho
season on agreement of thn base,
ball chairman of the opposing
learns. Nn admission l« charged
for any of tha games nod the
public is urged to attend and
menu rage the boya, especially
Legionnaire*, whoso team will be
bn the field, Beit Ohnpmnn. ch<lrman of tho baseball committee.
Bald today.
No limitation* ore out on the
teams until Jupe 30 and they
may keep h" many men on the
roster ns they can find to play.
On June 30 Iho squad must lw
cut and nil lioys must luvo their
birth ccrtlflmlr*. fingrr prints
and pictures Id the bund* of tho
baseball officials.
No definite team has been
chosen for tho game hr ro. to
morrow thnuuh Ino group Ms
been generally divided Ir.lo tholr
probable playing potilioni by
Mr. Chapman. *
I'iIchors on tho squad include
Henry Manning. Jerry Jnrkann
and Hot,by rnllulmn. Catchers
have been chosen As tlon* Fingle■Inry and Frank Johnsnn. In the
Inllcld tho four |dnrq*. will be
l!'-<ed from tho list of Itnjr Jnck.
ron, Eugene ‘‘Fenny’* Pennington.
Al MrMIIInn, (lonrgo Nndrr and
Frank Johnson. Thr.v outflchlors
..■ill |,o ehn-rn from Paul Moore,
Daniel Callahan, Billy I'lsler,
Wsrrrn Daniel* and Ed Smith.
CUE SCORES
Orlando
Leesburg
Oafnesvlll* ...._______ 28 I
Ocala .__________ 25 I
Sanford __________ 20 <
Reoulla Yesterday
yruiioo
Orlando 10,
ii/i DRiiivni
Sanford 1«.
SL Augustins 8,’ Ocala 8
Os Inesville 0, Leesburg 6
DeLand 18, Daytona Beach 8
(lames Today
Orlando' at DeLand
Leesburg at Ocala
SL Augustine at Daytona Broth
Sanford at Daytona Beach
league of the Seventh District
will send o team Into.th* slat*
championship*.
Tha full schedule for the sea
son la especie,I to ba announced
within the nett fsw days, Mr.
Chaptndn *«ld.
,
U. S, Navy Should r
Fight, Glass Says
r!Sf3» ,£**bl,»5"‘«tar
till, for i M n n l «( m m * and
tor (IMl ilK h an i m flM ltllt el
tM n u l l of Arthur R. - Marshall
deceased,
lb I* M f w *t ) U h
1HL
Coaching Spot
A t Melbourne
position a*
Accenting th*
roach a t the Melbourne high
school Hick GllUapla. shortatop
for Uia Seminole*, today relin
quished his position aa teacher
of social science and asalaWnt
coach .a t Bemlnol* High Bchool.
Bines his graduation from Rol
ling Collego In 1SS9 Mr, Olim
pia baa been
teaching and
cooehlng at Bemlnol* Rich School
and playing for tho Seminole*.
When ha flnlshtd school in ‘39
he waa signed by Charloa E.
BradshaW to play on hta league
championship teem of that year.
Ilia first year he played the
shortatop place but moved to
third base in 1940 when Charlie
Roberta, now with Charlotte,' N.
C„ played hers.
lfr. Oilleeple received an Af B.
degree from Holllni and a teach
ers (Artlflrote In tho ■petti
studies. While there he Wti
swarded the trophy of th* national honorary athletic society, .0.
O. K. after receiving three let
ter* In footbell end four Is
basketball. Ha was a member of
the Lambda Chi Alpha social fra
ternity.
II* attended High school at
Asheville, N. C„ and won Isttsrs
In football end besketliall while
there. He was also a mrmbe.* of
the student council of the school
for three yean.
NEW YORK, June 84, — (AP)
—Senator Clsss of Virginia, hon
orary chairman of the Fight for
Freedom Committee, In*.. **M
In a statement Issued by the
committee Monday that tha Ameri
can Navy should sweep Naal
(Termnny iff the se** at once.
“ It I* now the time to set," ho
said, *Tho Arnerloin Nsvy known
pirates when it see* them nnd
once upon a time was happy and do It again. Let there be no
adept nt sweeping them from compromise with Neal piracy.
the seas. The American Nary can Th* command la ‘forward.* "
K a r r K lls s b s tb K s r s h s tl
B a e r a t r l * o f l b * o tt a ta * f
A rth u r
n
M arsh all,
H it
iM X Z ir - o
Relent* C aul Beset
IT ia o r d e r e d mat yea aypear t« th* Mil of complaint f!l*d
k m ls ob or botero tho Tib day of
July Ittl. Otherwise, I i c r u pro
•oafoooa will' bo oaltrtd against
*° vt » on n en cD that tnt* aotie*
bo oabll*b*d on** a wo»k for fsor
eesseostlv* W**ha la Tb* a*nffrd
Herald, a Bewspa pax af general
•Ires laIta a, Issued Is Bsmlnol*
County, n or ida.
WITHKaa m r band and (he seal
of'thle Court this ■ day of June.
O. r . Herndoa
, Clark of Circuit Court.
u IIslL
**■
J,'W elter
. /—
„*r,‘ *• **• WmU
Attorney a t to w ,
Orlando Florida.
JC M E
asms no l b
m m o r F lo rid a .
county
I K - UN
TUN
BN T A T B
OF
ARTH UR
R.
M A R B IIA U . D K C BA BK D — IN P n o B A T R
T O A L L W nO M I T M AT CON.
CBRNi
N olle* ta
h t r t b r g iv en
th *l
M ary B . M arsh all 111*3 h * r fin al
n * * r l sa B s s e a i r l a e l I k * s s l s i *
o f A rtb a r R . M ars b a ll. * * « ■ • * * ;
I b a t * b * (IH< b » r n o llits a fo r fin al
Jls c b a r g s t a s * t h a t s b s W ill a p p tr
iM N M f,
'
'
I K THIS COURT O F T U B COO K.
T T JU D O S . IC M IN O tJR COUNTY^
F L O R ID A ll« PRO BA Tfc.
IN R E : BHTATK O F ADA ROD OEIUI M U N D O R FF D eeeaerd.
TO ALA. C R E D IT O R S AND P E R SONS HAVING Ct-A I Mb O R S i s HANDS AUAINBT MAID EH T A T B i
L »u and each o f you a n t horoby
n olltled aad req u ired to p re etn t
an y clalm a and
dem and* w hich
you, o r e ith e r o f y o a m ay Kae*
a g a in st tb s * s ta to o f ADA ROD M L N D O R F F to th o *C o u n ty
Ju d au o f Hsmlnolo County, F lo r [**•. •• bio
o ffle o In th o
co u rt
said County a t Hanford,
w ,,h ln • '«>«
e a l.n d a t
"• ■ • b o fro m th o Unto Of tho rirsl
P n b l.ratio n a t th is n otice. Kneh
" ! . • * * * * be In w rit*
*■«. * " d sh a ll s t a ts tho p la ce ol
rasld en ea and p o st o ffle o adW sa*
? * '* •
c la im a n t, and
s h a ll bo
a e .^ rr J r m/l ,l1*
sta tw a n t. h er
J I M * - • ' a fu tra o y . and a n y such
roDa, cooklea and
bread.
Taka knot on« of oar
“Spedals'* todayI
HESSE’S HOME
BAKERY
105 W ant Final S tre e t
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
FHK8 DEI.IVF.KT—pnONH 8M
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
l e g a l n o t ic e s
L14r"SKliiD
A n U yn t'f nm nng th e s is toam n
will In. slugrd August 7 and tbs
l
...... U 8 27 11
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—___ 000 OOO 001—1
jB *yd «, Womak, WH9Utka 8, Ippollto 2, SeeicQellMa, Errors, Lee.
, Juttles 8, Dslflno 3.
■ttad In, Boyd 3, Womak
Ba. William#, Bulks. MfTwo baa* hit*. Williams
, Thro* base hlia, Womak
tana runs, Bulks. Stolon
i rolls, Donbl* plays, Del-
d 4. Struck out. by
hull 4. Umpires,
; Jwltfer Will Turn On
SI It41y, Mayor States
S f f i t t W YORK. June 14, - ( A P I
' >-lfayor La Ouardla predlrUM
’Monday that Adolf {filler a-om-r
■\V#r latar would turn upon another
; paet-psrtnsr-lUly.
■
’ k After asserting that the (ler'tsan attack upon Ru>sla was dr.
‘'.'iliherat* and preconcslvnl, the
.. >aroyor, who I* also national <lb
|Upeter of civilian defense, nnfflgveied questions cn tha new Eu39f|«p«M situation with this r ni, .roeatt
,
T«|k “I predict now (hat there wilt
.Mthar be a complete surrender or
turn log over of complete eon.
(U fet pf . Iho economy of Italy, nr
g ffila a* (Hltlar) hT going to dn!
B M P pan* thing U Italy. T M l*i
Sir fm t « part of a program to damKMfttta fliut af all Europe, then
a»U» Alla and Africa.
• b ill t i n r t n t i b f i i y , ilrka fy
t in d tf tack k f i m prtjilta m
Clap B la d iif. I u i i i M vir Kuril
Air l a i « , O n l u k i u v i i aid
a llitir r air k a u a , Waal fa la
• t ic k air kaia aad aarerau la*
d tiu lii pradKlti dafaaaa m ap*
aaa, a ita r la la a id a a p p lla i.
TkrN fk 111 M ir t a u it lid a yttia ,
the Flaridi P iw irA U ikt Caapny
h it pravldtd Bfkt lad pawar fir
t b m p r iiu t! Ii tbi l i n t p a u M i
tia i. Aid tla i It prielHt la prs-
FHANCfNA TIIOMAH, 1003 W.
12th. RL, want* job as houseRMBiiaa
WANTF.Dt Job aa cook, maid or
nurse. Helen McKee, 70S Fine
Are.
KRNE8T McCIlAE, 70S Orange
or cook.
HATTIE CLEMONS wanta Job
a* nurse or maid. 416 Cypress
B U S IN E S S
B E R V IC B
W ’ MMTO.
m
MinilSTny, tia
■itM that really agf tfci but
laitiad af traaifar«lii kla
vhala kltalia lata aa airaaf.
■HH
> V J
piriig ta dafud tha Aairkaa vay
i f Dial
ClassiHed Advertisements
wanted
lift* ilictrltil way! It’s Ui
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P in * M W C K L L A N E O U h
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ETTA KETT
SlHPifODOKSNUHEAEr
s n v o u MYiArFwtraa
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ElEITRItITY IS 111(1
�Sanford la The Only Central
Florid a C ity A ffording Kail,
And .Water Transportation A
N EW SFA FK K
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1W1
ices Invasion
Jesse Jones
Aim SaidTo Provide
Dollar R x c b a iig e
To Pay For W ar
Supplies In U. S.
Residents Here Finns Said Ta
Given $15,000 Have Declares Leningrad
In Commodities War On Soviet in Flames
Report Of Six Month Helsinki Is Bombed
Period Is I s s u e d
Twice By Enemy!
By State Welfare
Many Finnish Civ
Board’s D i r e c t o r
vilians Are Killed
Aid To Russia
i
Also Promised
NUHHER 251
Nazis On
And W arsaw Left
A fter Nazi Raid
Russian And German
Air Fleets Trade
Blows While Con
flict Grows Worse
Long-Awaited ‘Drang Nach Osten
JACKSONVILLE,
Ju n e 25—
B E R L IN , Ju n e 25. — <AP)
1*1)— Su rplu s com m odities
Authorised
Germ an
sourest
Mjtrd among needy residents said today Finland hail declared
p f Sem inole County during the herself at war with Russia, and
alx-m onlh period, Nov. 1 19-tll th at fig h tin g was going on la
to Apr. .10, 1941, totalled 4 2 0 . full force.
OflB pounds of a fa ir retail value
Helsinki reported
th at
many
Of fl5 .4 1 fl.3 fl, exclusive o f su r Finnish civilians had been killed,
Rossisa Foreign Minister Vya- pluses supplied to the school
nd the city of
I-apperrnranta
chesav
Molotov,
broadcasting lunch program In the am ount o f le ft a fire in a wholesale air of*
By
9
0
,6
6
9
pounds,
according
to
a
n
from Moscow, denounced
the
fens ire across southern Finland,
German Invaaln as "parfldy un nouncem ent here today o f W. F, H elsinki was bombed twice.
'WASHINGTON, J ob* IS—
C
atlin
g
,
d
irecto
r
o
f
the
S
ta
te
paralleled In civilised history,'
Germ an successes "B a fflin g the
pointing oot that the attack was W elfa re B o ard '* Surplus Com im agination" achieved during th*
made
deaplla a nonaggression m odlty Division.
fir s t three days o f the N ail wa^
T he average num ber o f Rem
treaty "which the U. 8. S. R.
on Russia will lie announced to
faithfully abided by." He pro Inole County recip ien ts o f sur morrow, a m ilitary apokesmaj)
o th er
then
dieted that Russia will crush plus commodities,
here declared.
children p articip atin g
In
the
Hitler as It did Napoleon,"
T he combined Germ an -R u
school lunch program warn given
manian force* are
meeting al
as 3052,
Surplus food atu ffa distributed m ost no opposition In B essarabia,
anil should com plete
nccupstiou
w ere: salt pork, potatoes, prune*,
o f the whole province within *
bird,
cabbage,
apples,
smoked
« hare got
bacon, wheat flo u r, g rita, corn week, Rumanian clrclr* in T ur*
aamber of
key asserted.
m eal, rice, ra ltin e, beans, canned
fix their pricaa."
The allies! A xis arm let e a rlier
peaches evaporated m ilk, blackasserted.
eyed p **«, graham Hour, dried were reported to have occupied
peaches, wheat cereal, g rap efru it both G em autl and Chisinau, tha
WASHINGTON, Juno 25
capitals respectively of Rucuvtna,
Ju ice ami bu tter.
—W)— Jess* Jones, federal
T h e surplueea are
furnished ami llessarabia which Russia ob
tained from Rumania a year aga
loat\ administrator.
an
w ithout cost by the F ed eral Sur
nounced today he ia "con
plus M arketing
A dm inistration, liy ultim atum .
R ussian planes agnin have vi
w ith the view o f aiding grow er*
sidering a loan to the Brit
through the
stabilisatio n
of olated Finnish territo ry and have
ish government"
bombed
a Finnish m otorboat In
prices and also to provide a bub
the T urku archipelago, |t was
He said the loan la being
Haymer T. tiagulra, Orlando taln ln g diet fo r the undernuur announced last night.
studied by the RFC under 'attorney, told member* of the tshed.
A comm unique said the cap
T h e S ta te W e lfa re B oard , as
1Sanfonl Ktwanla Club at their
tain o f the boat was wounded
the Valdes Hotel today that al one o f many sen d ees rendered by a bomb fragm en t when tbo
though ho was in favor of apond the needy o f F lorid a, alao d istri vessel was attacked o ff U toe.
ing “all that Is necessary for butes w earing apparel fashioned
T he comm unique said the la ’.*44 to Britain and the defrnl# In . W PA aewlng room s. A rticles
of W
«urr «. wWtl
country,
wo KlUm*
must ■atop distributed In Sem inole County ra t violations o f the F in n ish
IPS,
U
WV
ry occurred Monday.
and think 1ww the enormous blr d uring the six-m onth period pre te rrito
E * r ly in the m orning nu m er
viously referred to totalled fl.135
la going to bo paid."
ous
Soviet
sco u t planes flaw deep
. The 'Orlando Kiwenl* Club p leres o f a f a ir retail value o f into Finland high over Kuhroo
■13908.04.
,______________
ptweirtad Um program at today s
and T olke.
meeting. Warren Roberta, editor
L a te r two fig h te rs enme e a st
of the Orlando 'Morning Sentinel,
Iftn g o and then flew toward
ta trod need Hit- llagulre and vletha sea.
^
R. A. F. Continues
To Bomb Germany
Assets Of Soviet In
This Country Re
leased
Treasury
Maguire Asks
Curbing Of
U. S. Spending
Attorney Says Cost
Of British A i d ,
Defense Enormous
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A ccording to the German-approved cap
tion on th li photo from H erlln, a horse-draw n
N ail In fan try supply tra in la shown rolling
toward the ra ita rn fro n tier on IIIttwr'n "m arch
Property Value
M. M. Lord, Jr., i 16,000 Cases Of
¥s Promoted To !1 Ce,ery Ju;ce ^
Is
Assessment Is
Captain In Army
To Be Tripled
Canned By Plant
M. laird, Jr., son of t)<
Taxes Actually To
Be Less Due To
M i 11 a g- e Change
Sanford F . Doinlney, who re
turned last
night with
other
County o fficia ls from a co n fer
ence on new ta x laws In Tallahjsaitr, said today th at
J. M
'l l * * , B la te com ptroller, told him
- ‘. - I t
v» —v S - 1-.*. ^
•
•
th a t property In ftom tnclr Coun
ake i
ty Is assessed a t 311 OR percent
|AP> — R . CDraw,
Declaring that “we pr* milking forem an Wf n S ta te Road Departo f It* value, and that It would
froten Russian u n t o to permit I1*** United State* government to w en t w erk gang, was convicted
bo necessary
tn
Increase
this
the Purohsxe of needed Materials the lhalL* Mr. Magnlra ,pointed o f f ir s t d egree murder with a
valuation three tim es to make It
F L O R E N C E . Ita ly , Ju n e 15,
In the United StotoaT"
that U xe. will be ebouithree recom mendation of mercy T u r*.
100
percent
(A P ) — Police warned Ihe wo
d e y ' n ig h t in the killing Ja n . 27 men o f Florence
D lh eis who made the trip were
_
Tha
ki. p H * ! ™ *
Tuesday Ihsl
Mi* conference th a t R ussia had
jlth o u fh
we hm\r® only o f I.' A. M arquis, a road crew
chairm an of the
they will lie fined If they sppriir F . A. Dyson,
prison guard.
In shorts or slack s. I f they n<- Board of County Comm issioners,
clerk ;
T h e sta te tested Its caxe Tues rldlng bicycles a t the tim e, the O. P. Herndon, County
c£ ? J m « 2 K « M m 4
°’ M ,br t. W UUlon doL day and Drew was the only de. " Icyclss will be confiscated.
Jn o II. Jinklna, ta s collector; and
Mwtti
Mm. k elu ™'.
«"* another*0 billion 1*|S* w itness. He testified thnl
T. W laiwton, superintendent of
T h e newspaper N ation s cum
M
tb im L fu le
Indirectly. Bafora the war he waa sittin g tn his car ami
did not have t b *ontoat Idea of 1^
added, It will have
m ented: " I t was shoot tim e to public Instruction. Mr Herndon
*
U“ U n U d ®U U *
w* nU I coat tha United S U te a about M arnuli In his car in front i f take a strung measure n gsin .l end Mr Dyson made the trip by
plane
the R eifo n l Prison gates when this stupid Alullywood sty le."
W illi the state m illage for ad
0 * »ald also that he did *«t J**lf000thh^’°coonlry follows th* M arquis cam e over to his ma
valorem taxes voted o ff by th*
know whether aid wonU be g t " » f s „ t l U r mailer of oveTspend- chine. started a quarrel nod
under th .
tea i s l and aft or tag Mr, Maguire asserted, fin- pulled a pistol. Drew eaid hr
pooplr In a constitutional am end
ment last y *a r, and with th*
through Russian porthasea and belanclsl chaos followed by In- pulled hla own and shot In self
County having recently refunded
m declined to anowar 4 direct ques-1nation will nault when it l» defense.
its bond* a t * lower rate o f in.
lien whether he deemed the de-1found that the direct debt can
fence of Russia aaewitli l to the I not he paid. After Inflation,
G A IN E S V IL L E , Ju n * 24 — tsrvst. the average cllcsen should
defense of the United States.
Isocialism will be Instituted to
IA*)—
U niversity
of
Florida jiay a small amount less In dol
, But the President node It rieereave tha country, but since -this
alum ni leaders will g ather
at la r* per year than he paid last
that aid to ReMb would be never solve* financial difficulties,
Rainbow S p rin g s
F rid ay
fur year, M. Herndon explained
‘
' accord
th
e
ir
ann
u
al
m
idsum
raei
outing
T h * state m illage amounted to
WAVKRLT, June 15 — (fip*4 1-8 mills last year and ths
clal)— 8 treating the
rapidly and business m eeting.
L eLan d H iatt, o f
M arianna, bond ta x was f ir * m ills before
changing cdMUIons In the Flor
,
ida rl\rua Industry, John D. re tirin g president o f th * Aloinni lb s refunding.
til Clark, prealdent of the Warorly A ssociation, will conclude
W ith both these m lllages elim
Congress of their attitude to Grower*’ Co-operative, told mem- ad m inistration with th * annual inated, cltlsen * will pay Teset a le s
ward excess spending.
bora of Urn organisation at their p resid en t'* report, and he » u .- despite th * recently enacted law
Mr. Maguire earf kg Mvored annual intntliqr here yesterday ceodad -by
F ra n k
M.
( F a l l which require* the County ta x
all-out aid te England not b* that (row an and shippers must O 'B y rn e, o f Lake W slaa. e je c t assessor to assess property a t its
came this country was afraid of be alert to detect and interpret ed last hom scom lng.
full cash value.
Hitler, bat because o f the “com- Urn now trends if maximum re
I t was determined recently that
n ea heritage art Share with turns a rt to ha realised.
property In this county has been
Pointing to the Increased de
assessed a t 33.98 percent of Its
Don Tfrank momher of the mand fo r canned cltrut products,
actual cash value, Mr. Herndon
. m+
ho u ld that 1 .100,000 cases
said T h * County Commission, In
bar* boon pr otam ed this season
A R C A D IA , J u n * 2 8 — (•]>•- m aking up Its budget for th* n e st
by the Florida Citrus Cannera r i a l ) — T h * A rcad ia 8 U U C attle fisca l y ear, wilt reduce the mill*
Co-operatrie a t Lake Wales.
M ark et auction yesterd ay broke aga In proportion to th * Increase
"If the
present marketing a ll It* record s fo r tb a num ber In valuation, a * required by law.
o f ca ttle sold w ith alm ost 4 0 0
T h ere a re, s e v e r a 1 raxes
o f catto changing hood*
It
was
e x p la in e d .
which
T h ere w ar* more than 4 0 0 head claim exem ption
under certain
• f calves sold.
sta tu tes whose U s e s m ight belnHigh prlcas fo r various kinds creased, though this cannot be
o f anim al* acid w ervi
C ohos, ascertained d efinitely until th#
8 6tf: cows. | 8 .1 0 ; steers, 8 1 .7 6 ; m illage le set.
e a r lings. 1 8 .4 6 ! bulla, f S .78 and
T . W . Lawton reported that
Colin English, slats school head,
raqtmatod school superin U ndents
fa fS S *r« » #
_L
?
Shorts And Slacks
Banned By Italians
*
Leaders Of Florida
Alumni Will Meet
Growers Told They
Must Detect Trends
Britain^--.
Arcadia Cattle Mart
Breaks All Records
■
Full Assessment U
Effective At'Once
Britain Names New
Washington Envoy
LONDON, Jane ,1 * , —< A F ) -
M. M. Lord and Mr- l-urd.
received his
promotion
n<
captain in the Field A rtillery on
Tursday
Ju n * 17, 'h i- fiii'n .lher# will h* Interested to Irani
Captain Urn! ta a nnllvr of
Hemlnole County
end m vivod
hix m sstrr'a degree i t the Un
iversity o f Florid a
where he
also received his first com m is
sion a s • geeund lieulem inl in
the reserve torn *.
Ue was eallsd tn duty Doc. I.
1940. and ordered to F o rt Mill,
O k ie , fo r epeelal training
He
waa traneferred In F ort lliaRir,
N. C.. On Mar. 1, 1941. Captain
l/trd has been n la m l In charge
of the field artillery replacem ent
training ren ter si Fort llrsg g ,
an<l dlrectx the receiving snd
sending out (if all srle clre s.
The officer, who Is 31 years
old, taught school at Waldo for
two years snd *1 Oviedo for
seven y ear*. At the Istti r* set mil
hr was assistan t principal and
Ih lrtir director.
RridgCB SnyH If. S.
Should Stay Neutral
BAN F R A N C IS ! 0 , Ju n e 28 —
<A P) — H arry Bridges sa y * the
w sr lielween Germany snd R u s
sia h is not chsngi-d his opinion
that the United
S ta le s
should
stay out of the current conflict.
Asked by newsmen
for com
m ent,
th#
C alifornia C. I. O.
director whom the governm ent
seeks to deport os s -ubvrrslve
alien said:
"N oth ing
has
happened to
ch sng e my position I am 100 p er
cent In favor of the C I. O. po
s itio n —no participation In foreign
wars, and no overt act that m ight
entangle us
In
participation
overseas. .
Tokyo Askfl Japanese
To Leave Moscow
T O K YO , Ju n e 23 — (A P ) —
As tha world waited with keen
In terest an official Indication of
Ja p a n 's position In the R ussianGerm an
war,
the governm ent
Tuesday night ordered all J a p a
nese women and children living
In Moscow to return home aa *
precautionary m easure.
This waa the only move o f f t.
d a lly announced a fte r a day of
feverish
diplom atic conference*.
Tha average selectee going to cut their budgets to Include T he cab in et m st, Em peror Itlro through the reception senter at only bare essentials until the Ux htto raeslved
Prem ier
P rince
Camp Bleadlag takes eat a. 11,- situation could be cleared up.
Konoye, and
Foreign
M inister
MO Ufa h u m a n policy.
M atsuoka conferred
with
th s
Italik n am bassador, M ario IndelII, end Ihe E oelst
am bassador,
C onstantin Bm eU nin.
Volunteer Watcher
System Planned
TALLAHASSEE, Jane 88 —
WF— Flans far setting up a T V
00b-naan voluataer air raid cbeem llaa system |g Florida were
unfolded at a meeting of Army
Air Corps and State Dafeaaa
Cornell leaders here yesterday,
Tha army officers, led by
Brig, Gm. waiter
H.
Frank,
of the third Intareop*
id a t Tampa, eokmtt•howlng suggested to*
•04 akaarration ato*
rhfeh civilians will
I J:
•
f'w
Soviet Offers Resis
tance, But Cannot
Halt Invading U nit
U. S. Ships Carrying
Supplies To Red Sea
M n n a jfe r * P I hiih
To
TO K YO . Ju n e 2A— ( A P ) —» **
H ie g fiieriim n it In (wo tm- 1
riortsrit secrid
m n re rn u k a '
dUrustacaf -laiisn's rule In th « *
new It iiNso-f ierm an w ar to * 1
da .V,
keeping
an
sntlotM *
w eather e> e lifts il on tha 1
sO itude of the I ‘>iiI«^1 HtatfO. 1
An aiithorltnMi e MMirrf f t * 1
IMirleil a worried disrusalon ’
of I lie piifcsih le 4<«ntespiencefi *
for Jnpnu of the
United 1
‘■'(ale's prtimiNt' o f
aid fo r 1
It neural a
V
It is h f l k t rd In *mme In* 1
formed
ipmrtor h that
tha 1
em pire^ b^itlora had derided1 *
Japan mu*f ihi»o*u> Iwlwron 1
her Psc I m tailf» tbs* im i g re a t 1
European b* llie.-rrnf*. It wan 1
in dim ted I list n statem en t. * r,
" h u b nisk mtike k nown thla 1
derkion tomild h«* kmjed to - *
niitf r hr ,
P
%**♦• lilr ii i*re*a
11ti|*i* I f ii inn jitn I N n x l nil*
f i l ' d - 1 1 Milril l.|m\ f u r liloW
IihIhv
iii
11, ':i\ \'
iHimbinq
Triple C a p a c i t y
For Next SVnson
n iiilu f i 'i v i r t i i l in tu iv o l e f t
1.1'iiiiitTi ;ul a m i W a r s a w
in
fl.in u -i m ill ilm n a t'i'il a a c o r o
o f n l In r i i in
A pproxim ately 1(1,000 ru se* «■(
S.
rt n t I■■>t111 1-4 \vi'r»‘
rcrnnrtmi ci*U*iy Ju lro were pm ki ll
im r ii'i! a l . i i i,i liuvi* xp ru u d
l»y the F ran c in
Stoke** Coin
I lir w a r n v i'f l iiiliiiiil w ith
pany'a Hanford plant during n
m M u . k- m ii I P i ink, m ill n il D r g •10 day experim ental period wliicli ■I Fintn>h idVi h i.
Jowl ended, and M anager K.lrv wd __U u..lliv laiul Iio n L Ih o . N a t ll _
S . M cCall
llTi] lollay
i t ' U sold I Le U ijh- • titjiiiu ii w ar waa
phi imed t« triple the prrarnt eii- going - ii u t il ib it "g ro u t *ucparity of th» plant next aeatoo i'i '•e-v'' 11mid In « xpooLod, IM rp
tlUllat 4 t'l I III IiIa I III ' •kkIllg I'utiHer I ft has been set ni the
Aof i n jiiiiiM<s m I m itu -lull le rrl*
len lativ e d ate for the le openirig
tiny wi ti i L(i mu 11.
of the pliinl, tiny one of it '
A ll« I Iiiki di prill ll nuid gikind in Florid a, Mr. M et‘nil *uiid
guiii it rn>
w iii f.igirig in Len*
The i-oinpany exp e ef- lo
u ‘
I •i ii Nu j ■ ji II mi k.
about 0 ,0 0 0 or 7 ,0 0 0 t«nin «d
! ii i.ilM
iii k tli'M lodged
rile r y next year.
■it imo Ido In Iin It threw
( a riding the Ju lre o f
o th ii
\;i i ill ivei «iII tha
vege'tables, Including spouii h nnd
,d m i l 1o •f t In ? ii f r i t ii p , p u t
p aisley, is helhg ^oiiNidi-M'd hv
I
1-11 ) » I- I•ifill''* KM1 becompany o ffic ia ls , Mr
Mt Frill
..i I " . I ft. HIV adors,
thmluafd, though no d efinite de
n i.n I-. i i up lit r heavy
c l kion has been made v< <
uni* •\ i - 1 noriii y, It- A. 1* *
The re le ry Juice
'niuieil bv
>it./
in
it
fo t ir lo o n t h
the i-umpany, which U l-n n lid
iso.plit m ill w ith
a
in the old fCckerson iim p u iiy 's
- HI dm 1iglit
tiRHSult
pinnt, |r not a finished piodio t
liul in used aa a basin for m rk
n g reat*
tad rnlKera, fa r aeaMining and
dropped
for m edicinal purposes
ll
i-post
two
ahipped to tha home o f l o e in
m onth o f
Vincrfiiiiw ri, N, J ,
Mr. McCall oald as far on
(rt 1 ,i I Ml )H hlhx colum ns
he knew th cra was only the
d lu d H< in HO to 12ft
other plant In the U nite I S ta le s
1r»1n Ii ijh- ui , it w o s -re p o rt*
which canned celery juk** for
nd B erlin indl•I vnglii,
com m ercial purposes T his is lo
l.ultlo involving
ii in ij"i*
rated In Indiana, S h o e no cel
9ra rm tid>>ii im i i - a»f men waa
ary ia grown In that region, the
Irik lPp Ii i | ' H i a hundred m ils
company liuya It from the m a r
f t . hi) . n 11 - li ■i Polish plain.
k et, soma o f it com ing from
Til** I H f lll-IM I hudi Comm and
Hanford, Mr. McT'all rani
fllUllllllll III I I 4If1ii1 H itle r's headThe sh ort
aeason
of
the
I|IIUI Ilf
ill 'll.■■ u n i th a t tha
Htokea plant thla year w»i* p rin
ifimpiiigii Imd pHOI‘ I'tied through
cipally fo r e ip e rim e n ta l purpose*,
it hi 41111 *I d;iv iv oli "g ro u t sue*
Mr M cCall explained, In order
I 4'fcSI ■* " <MI III I
reported sm ash*
to work nut production kinks
mg >»ih I hh hi It ii - ntn dofensei|
for full activity next year All htlll.il. d-s ,,f 11 1.,
t i'luiH killed and
m echnniral trou bles met during
t b'HJ'-.l lldrt f.lL-n I o-oiii r in on a
the short season were ovrrcoiu *,
HICltH llllHll , Ulid joritruclion o f
the m anager stated
JHO lit Ilk - lill j HI 1 rut iru UusT he celery pulp which remnlu*
HIMII A I my ill V|H11
a fte r the ju k e is extracted will
KuMnln ilt 41ji r i aI
probably he used In dairies, Mr
and milTint n vvi i v i
McCall raid. T he vegetable k un
derslood tn he be n eficial
«"
i* srl vt'.** ia P h g 1111 y,
lit knnwli-dgi-d lln*
ca ttle food.
f I till I If F low 11S Mild
t'Ltuln.ii .if f i hid lo to ft miles*
bill hhi,f 1VI n Nil XI m l u mDA had
h
ht t »i n ptiNfd with heavy lo a ies,
N tilh ri cMpilnl gave ipactfiQ
flaws o f tin!! fig h tin g Tuesday*
1942 Car Output I
E xpected To Suffice
D E T R O IT , J u r e 2 6 — (A*) —
A pprehensive a * tha m otor cur
m asers may be regarding p ro
duction and pries co n tro l, ami
m aterials and m anpower sh o rt
a g e*, there is * feelin g among
m any o f tha sales au th orities
th a t next y e a r's ca r output will
b * su fficie n t fo r actual rep lace
m ent needs.
C u rren t speculation among the
tra d * authorltlaa fo re c a sts an
Viltlmata cu rta llm sn t o f c a r anil
tru ck production fo r civilian uarito not m ors th an 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 unit*
during tha com ing model year.
From
Anksiru, Ii u w c u t , c a m e ra *
ports tjuoiing fo rtig n
m ilitary;
nttiiclu-** (hut oiii* (iurm an spear*
head hud struck 120 ink's from
■out hern
Poland
Into
th a
C^kru iiif, mi thi* south se c to r o f
ihr* 4'ttftti*rn fro n t.
F a rth e r to the south, A O ar*
m an-1(um anian fo rm waa asiid to
have driven through Ituudan B a a *
saruhln to n depth o f 8 0 m iles,
heeding fur Oilcans. On tha can
te r o f the fro n t, a G erm an col
umn waa re ported In Vichy tO)
have thru st into R ussian territnry 125 m ile* through Broot
L itnv sk.. None o f th ese
were confirm ed by th e
rntfc
* ‘
WABHINOTON, June 25—GP)
—Operators of American mer
chant ships told senator* Tues
day they were carrying national
defense supplies to the Rad Baa,
Raiuoan hi tha Far East, and
F L O R I D A W O M A N H in t’S
nobly-established naval bases.
. Tha toaUanmy about opera
HAVANA. Jun# *8. - ( A P ) SP O N G E S B R IN G 83848
tions under the lease-lend MU
TA R P O N S P R IN G S , J o n * * » .- «
and national defense programs Mlsa Edith Payna of St. Peters
re (Special) — Wool, yellow and
was grim at a public. hearing burg, Fla., waa reported
of tha Batata canvewrce eoeait- covering satisfactorily Tuaada; grass sponge* were sold Tusadly
on the Sponge exchange a t Uio
toa wheat aUy operators asked
regular auction fop 83898. TMa
brings
‘ .iV
tW*
V‘4r Jr r, •
liS B H R
�THE BANFORD
ftA ftrt& D
If , "Tou never can believe'^1
Xs we read the cbnGitiUnc j
from London and Berlin, or
l o g h U t o r y , o r d it t o
i c o u tIn
il one
uuu papuwe reed
r . L f i _______ •____■■___ •
from our own ,
that he i t s
■free.
Nothing la
m the unceneo
r
fim’i, «re ore inclined
fronts, ««pturini
hat thfe Rtailans are hold!!
annihilated
o n l moHmn
T H U R S O AT
K WISE AND
•AGONIZE!'
T rack s, buasas, taxis and
IksUSsnils of prlvaia oamM s are also saving tbosstm A saf A U ars every pan*
lavo launched a counlcr-offei ___ __ _____ __
. • It l*' W
WUHRS necdlkikty Id cdhaldcr Ih e aourcc 6 f
these stories
comes from
than what I
hnVb Uie wo
The women
of
the D ipt 1st
Church a rc asked to m eet at U:30
A. M. a t the W om an's Club to
sew fo r the Red Cross. Mrs. Knder wiU be in ch arg e.
T here wiU b* a m eeting of the
Scm lnola R cbcltah Ixslgv ut the
I ' ° l t n ' J"' bu,ld,n8- T his m eet
ing will begin a t 8 :0 0 P . M.
The Townsend Club will have
its reg u lar m eeting a t the Court
House beginning a t 8 :0 J p . M.
^
Y
eu b
E
Foa t o d
CROP
a y
Co r n e r
seco n d
a
park
SUMMER - TIM E IS
TUNE - UP” TIM E
QaUtulna 0:8.
- * Sa 7
. A FWlU.m
' „ / • IProm IVetryl
I’Hof* Il«a a fiddler,- play could he
. X w ael a* -a biro in an almond
V
end ''.th in g *— they M tm -
he turn* around and triaa to ttap
and howls, “l i l t him. Jo e , old pal,
old p all I'll hold him and you
give him the old one-tw u." B ut
th a t ain 't a ll: Mr, Molotov and
Mr. M atsuoka have been sm earin'
each other with lipstick and profts a in ’ tb eir lovo and r*tr rm In
profound phrase* and now Jap an
dotl't know whose ''aw i-etlirart"
■ha Is, If anybody's!
Turkey, by the sam e
token,
find* h e rself w ith "h e ll and high
and dam nation" on the other,
w ater' on ohe side and "th e devil
MrhlU her Itandanelle* loom Up
At a g igan tic 'rig h t hall
DenyxptlM China, with the aid
o f COmmunUt arm s and am naitiltton, rem ains a s
a heauttAil
Ja p a n ese "headache" and Nippon
So It la aht*ya 1
Wa aea where cotton haa gons from Rn<] to 'J-einchil
-- i -
-
i ■
Ip I t eenta a pound. The first
thing you kaow It will pay to
Iktok' two people un*
m X ik ed
were- killed
i f T Beid enU y It straek
op'* the yattt s It (a the sal
(taper geta its information,
ford haa the fastaat fttr
Although the
booed advertising
on important atop
[lilatuf* m m
public hlgiBWe,
h tw ln g
U v e r r tt ii
» 'point of vlaw
INAilMpx.
-.UDlon aavi that a
>af* hi* life away
uvaally
1y aceumutata mueh
Mew that nefmany haa doubln
rawetl ana of her partners 'tod
ktadke.l Russia, wonder If Its
’ vl*w« the future with any
■ p M o f * ' ••
-----------S»
■■
We understand that BrratUn.vsk has fallen, bill the
rwadractrrs won't bo up against
bat Iho newsboys were In the
at war upMr4 rrm .l I« taka®.
Wonder .If some fellow* who
A 00 knowingly about citrus
altera kndw d kiimquat from a
mV arangeT — Winter Haven
kief. W*< i n afraid tome af
• Under a proposed taa .law If
SMaseaa die* and leaven you
g 10#,000,000. yon would have to
gie*. 871,818.088 te Um #•>»•>»•
(aent. Ifowover, that I* m l jlkeI* te cause many peepls any
-Titusville
the builneM of
Cenaee far each
The anmto) W
i but generally
the State Root!
rips engaged In
also secure II-
F
>uch adve^tialng was fixed
"Y
flonU J)fer Arniaro four for each
lumt^n fa# of M C«nts rot* each. AU funds
J« manner are turned over to the State
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Piano Melodies
Unwind and Shelton
New*
Supper Hour
E y e Openers
Drama o f L ife
S|Kirt* R*|airter
.Muslrni Interlude
U t. C hiistinn
E lm er Davis mid Ihu
S ta r T h e a te r
Glenn Milter
Public A ffa ir*
Ju a n Arvlxu
News of the World
Edwin C Hill
Bob Trout
Itr s lg h t ja ck e t and sn a rl* nasty
crack* a t Mr.
Htalin,
flg e rlii’
h e * sa fe since Jo e !• a long way
o ff a t the moment, while tn
E lh k n ta 11*11* 8 « l*a *ln * sit* »n
•ml roar* Ilka Sn
M-G-M lion a* hr watches the
Imxxards fe a st on tho retrain* hf
what Vlrglnin Gayda told ua to
be anbther Raman Empire. In
alleged unoccupied France the
Vichy government click* Ita run
down heels and gives the Naxi
salute wt-lle FREE Frenchmen
ocuny Damascus.
Ih the union. Most other proHere In thl* country the Com
munist* are runnln' around In
circle* and pullin' their hair oat
by the root* tryln' to figure out
whether lo keep on aim in' or
gp back to arork. Uncle 8am
take* another look at Harry Brid
ge* and wondsr* if bo should
"not cross him before bo come* to
him" or bum him behind." Earl
Browder swings by hi* tall In Ik*
Jail house and rail* ‘ Wtu*
Looney Now I" and
Mo**«r»
Wheeler and Llndberg have to
•ton and count tholr uhmigo
while they try to make up tholr
so-called mind* who th c/ro gonaa
be for.
If It's gonna be • free-for-*)!.
[C employment, a number of
ell—but my adslco la "doat
too heavy a bet on Joe." w«'d
tar stay In John Bull * corner
and tire him all tht help we cab
between rounds. Jo* and AdnMi
S
11:18 O ur O il Sunday
IfrfO U P -New* "
IlliO Musical Interlude
12:18 Jack Berth »hd hi* g*
12:30 Dane* Tima
12:46 Road of Ltfa
1 .*00 YrfUr.g Or. Malone
1:16 Joyce Jordan
1:60 Merry Go Round
,*•'«0 Mary MargaraT MeBrlde
2:16 Bwtng Your Partner
1:28 UP Nawa
2:30 Addrwaa by Pope Pin* XII
2:46 Adventures in Science
2:66 Press New*
3.DO Columbia
Coocert
O r
chestra
, 8:30 Story of Beaa Johnson
3:46 Ninth Euchauatic Congress
4:00 chasing the Blur*
4; 16 Afternoon'Varictle*
'4‘ 3Mh f* U MUbdldt
V:t5v8fit»Nr»i«**t- Balnek
—•
6:00 YMutjh'TBar-X. Y. Ao a « lOMtMmr* ire lib Iteb Edge
a ff -A .« 5 a r
»...- srffij i
mmm, UH«»
T h e audition f o r high scho >1
stud ents |n Sem inole C ounty lo
se le ct the boy o r girl to com
pete f o r the flO O m ude sch o la r
ship. o ffe re d by S tetso n •Uni
v ersity School o f M usic, will hr
given In the W om an’s Cluh at
.1:00 P. M.
T he m em bers o f the W om an’s
Cluh a re asked to m eet at the
Cluh House to acw fo r the Ked
Cross at 0 :3 0 o'clock.
,
TU ESD A Y
Member* o f the E a stern S ta r
are rsketl to meet at the W o
m a n s Chil* where they will sen (
for the Red Cross at 0 :3 0 o'clock. (
S le rH s*.
HU «ut U broken, Mute He* he. there tr*a not a ‘Mil
And Um bird aing* on In thaal- true p u t Senator N
jaond tree.
.
the Robin Moor.
WALTER DE U t MARE
j( . ; .
» S
rv!tes
a t .,—
The W om an "* Club will have
the first of u series of parties
at the clut, house at 2 :3 0 P. M
A 1-rnus o f too will Ire given
alt the ones who
nre on tim .
^
British Aid Group
1 V Sponsor Dance
Norman B e a stiy and his F in e.
Ida Cowboys and C ow girli will
play f i r a dance which l* bfing
given at the Arm ory unde- th sponsnrshlp o f the Bund le, for
B rita in Club en Ju ly |.
M r*. I. D. M artin . ehslroinn.
urged all to attend.
INCORPORATED
• TSLSPIiONE UW ...
109 PAIJtfETTO AVE.
Ticket* may be obtained l-r-is
Lo Mardi Club Meets
At Speer Residence
•• i
M r*. R. A. Newman. Mrs. R J
R oily , «#fk. fvwwk* Ohi*»e*A Mrs
Pordyee R u ssel! o r M rs. A. W .
K nox.
M rm ber* of the W esleyan S e r.
vlre Oulld will inert a t the Mrth
odist ChUrrh tomorrow rvenina
at 6 :0 0 o'clock to go to Sanlando
Springs fo r a picnic *u|vcr
T h ey will be joined a t th e Sp rings
by tha W in ter P a r t Service
p A P in r
B ip rp D A Y
Mrs
Arnold Mai tin
ttorl* Walker
Carolyn P nlrlrk
,
Mr*. B. N. Wlndhanl
DANCE
JU L Y 3
TffE
P erson als
9:00 P. M
SANFORD
ARMORY
with
No r m a n iie a h i . e y a n d iu s
FLORIDA COWHOYH
BENEFIT BUNDLES FOR BRITAIN"
------------- - EACH PERSON ------------ --
Today & Thursday
Don't Come I f You
- -Can't Laugh
Mr and Mm. II. H. K ii*tn rr
mu? I* D -on * hxvr Irft fo r l*hll
Atlrlphin, Pa., to xpend th r xumm rr month*.
LIBERAL
> to $<000. vodr aavlng* permanently inr#d againat Joas by an InatrumenUUty ot
> U. B. (JovemnieikL
’
*
FNDS AVAILABLE. Federal Charter Mrto ua to make prompt payment when
via are needed.
1 »r*
T
ken you have a aavinga account with ua,
i can bdU to it a few dollara at a Umo
iuat whatever you' ean aave out of your
Woman's Club Plans
Series Of Parlies
We will give you n tu rtle
wilh each
purchase
of
Krils bought in our ntorc
between Ju n e
201 h
anti
June 271 h In en ter in the
rare.
t ir in g
to u r
to
th e
$5.00 in cash
Poll-Parrot Shoes
1A't us show you bow you can
food and keep il too!
lx*! Florence do your cooking
thene new electric ranges —
T A I.I.A II A S S F F
In
tl J Mapn and Doaelan H nr.
Anm-itr - in
rlson of Ja c k -o n , ,n a , . have hr-n, ( S p e e isli
vlsltm e Mr. Mapn'e>..*i*tee. Mrs si less, four h ,-li|,,-i
G O. FlypV en flitltmonxl Avon'jc. txincm tinvi' l»«« n I.
fKo lU minpr - V * > « i
SlRlp (*4i|li'pr u
iti
Mr and Mr* J . A K rll,
xrrV hv I *r
E lm i i'i i h
leave Friday fur alwiul s
Amlrrw*. in chxrc*
t
d ays' visit wilh their son.
Irr.r Ipclurr m i ii->
limy Ks-11y, In Jsrk so n villiFlrwf to nftpPHt otll
Mr and Mrs J F Woods have llfirnlil Met i i * oc|mI'..* i «
of
North
moved to Kan Bernadino, C alif I ’ n l v r n l l v
where Mr. W «ttU lift - N('fr|)|p<| x coming Jti'v ? On July
H trlh * Met xffin t v T n
pox It Ion.
h**Mx rprilf ic*tas* t(, |„
vftW im l n d r i 'i n m
M ri. Ja m e s Itnoleh
will Hivr either m *• •If rf
dren, Ja m e s, J r , and
ffltltlrd **Th»' S* "»*l f'lirr
■re visiting M r. H»»
rrxHlnjr* from
The return of II ugh
M*tor, xtiihor *n.| nne t
\s*n
6tr. and Mr- Jx m r * A. HxM'l" •rtr** tenrhrr. « l i
xhd dxtufbicr, Hlwrry. of OrUntlo hxrr taxi *iiniitin • ru
f
o
r
the
wrrk
of
,|uK
*Jl
X|wnl Ih# H n ltrn il hero n * th r
rtioxtx o f IlfF
Hxntla* pxM*n»a, Hive x proirrmn of
and ilrnimttic rif*<li’'i’ «
Mr. and Mr*. W. M Hxynrx
doming on Angi' i | i
Mr. and Mr*. F*rl Evans and G ut \V D yrr. p» ■f*'*ioor
daughter, Beverly, have returned tiomlcx for .10 V4*»r* p t
University
wb
from • vaeatien »|>ent In Shaw, blit
mut, Ala. where they were the •peak under thr mi-pin
Southern I rut n •tv IhT Coutu
guests of Mrs. C. W. Lane.
Mr*. L- Lyons of ISIT Oak
Avenue, left Runday for the At
lantic Coast Line Hospital In
Waycroea where she will receive
troataaeat.
tu r tle
I.ahe Shore park Frldny,
June 271 h at 3 :0 0 I*. ,M.
Mi—
Kleanor
M orrison
in ch arge of rarin g .
L IS T E N L A D Y
Mrs. It M. Pierre hn* l^en in
Jnrksonville where her small son
Mi miM- I'icrre. received merliral
trrntmcnt
L1
•
ranjft'N
Itae Tharatsn, and Shealy Best
motored to Camp Blsnding Sun
day where they spent Um day
with Lieut, and Mrs. C. ItSchlrsrd.
V
Mr. and Mrs. W. U IUrris*n
and niece. Miss Jo Anne Spald
ing, will leave Friday for At
t a l a , da. and potata In Tanw a n e where they will spend a
%
f «
. t
F *
1
i
H O R E N C E ' E L E C T R IC ' R A N G E
fo r the Children nf thi
ersey Conventiun, M i*.
W hite. Miss O r* tine
Virginia Mathews. Mi.
B e a tty , and M i»» Ann K
of Jackson ville
Mrs. I f . 8. Smith, Mis. Ethel
RUST, WMdJIU* Loirs Chitten
Mr ah<l Mrs J D. C liitU f
den left Tbesday for lumnrr • nil non, Jo#*, J r . m ill t *■t ur 11
school at the University of Flor th rlr horn# in A ilm irL n \r»»
ida, Gainesville.
ilxy xfl# r xprmliiiK x xltorl it
Mia. E. I* Morrow and Mis*
Franco* Morrow have gooe to
IroM N , N. C , to visit for aev
iral weeks with Mrs. J. R. Por-
’a ingena-
IVEY'.
Raising Clntlioli
is N« Easy Game
M r-. G, A. Sp eer en tertained
the l.e Mnrdi Cluh at her home
on Park Avenue yesterday. The
guests assem bled in Ihe m orning
i t , and itr a G enrgr Italic left
and a fte r several progression*- o f •"•lay for points in New Jersey
bridge, high seore was won by and New York g-hrre they plan
Mrs. Roy Mann and ss-eond high to spend about a month
by M rs
lla r rv W oodruff.
Throughout the home, summer
blossom * in pastel shades w ere
used.
T h o se Invited In lie with Mr«.
Sp eer w ere: M r*. A rthur 7.nthnry. M r*. M ann. M r*.
F.
I).
Mo
S c o t '.' Mrs W no d rnff. M r*. W hurgb
A. Adorn*. Mrs. Andrew C*rn»- th rr,
w sv. and Mrs. Nick Ashby o f home
N O T IC E
rjk urges you
pause and
U S
Pilot Club Members
Picnic At Sanlando
MONDAY
phi
8 t 7 o r A $ U D , , S k S K ^ C K i ' l.A'Sc';
YO U W IL L
OJT: F or he
th at
■ T|e»h ih a lt of the
o m lp tlo n i
but be
o'M to R plrlt shall of
ip life everlasting .—
T ln g V ^
F3IDAY
The A zalea C ircle o f the G niden Club will m eet a t the W o
m an's Club to lew fo r the R e J
C ross a t 0 :3 0 A. M.
T he G irl Scou ts will m eet at
th e L ittle Hut a t 3 o'clock to
Ro to S l i m L ake and they will
return a t 6 o'clock.
Confederacy Gro
Enjoys Swim Pa
The delegate* and Ic c il m p
her* of the ('hiltlrrn o f the W ’
federacy motoreil
to
Sllnl4»«,
—
Q» %
Sp rings
yesterday
« f t e n » 0’i
when* a nwimmlnc
p arty
kilt
picnic supper were enjoyed, f
At a late hour n picnic Mini*
M r*. S . O. Khinliols.-.-, J r . .
Mrs. G. R . Flyttt and son. C or was serve#! and dancing foil.»we*
Attending the party w ere: th*
don, will leave
today
for
a
wns host,-** yesterd ay aftern o o n
Misses
Snider
Ilium I,
Mar
month's vacation In G eorgia.
to iho m em ber* o f her cluh at
Shepherd, C an lyn Lynch, Y i*U
her h o m e .. A ro lo r them e o f
P rick er and Mr. and Mr*. K.» A
light p astel* predom inated in the
Mi«s lla r b .r a Ann and J lr r
FH ck rr of |*rtt«xr In.
erre nre vlailin g relatives
d ecoration * used throughout the
And
the
M i**e*
KUriMllI
ike City fa r awhile.
(•fern, Helen M athrw *. Orn lb"
rooms where the guest* w ere en
le*.
Ann
K
night.
Cnnde
Hrntt)
tertain ed .
Mr. and M r*. L. A.
Phillip! Merle Copclnml Marilyn
Whjl<
Mrs. A. I). Collins w a s <lehave gone to visit
In
several Virginia Mathews. Itrtty C cv lriif
elut rd the high seore w inner and Georgia cltle*.
ton, CiLstim* Yarhom ug^. Pnnflr
Mrs. W . R. W illiam * second high.
Yarborough.
Mary
Yorhorotlgh
The scree no p rice wa* won by
-Mrs. ( lir a G reen Ini
and Mr. It. II. Yarborough. \tr*
the lit,sirs,. A fte r the prixea had land is the g u r*t o f M
L. O. W hite. Mr*. (Sen I^nnor
been distributed,
the
hostess W. 8. Coleiran.
Mr. Itussell Frink all . f .IncksOP
rerved n salad course to her
ville.
guests.
Mr. and M r*. W . II. Benton
Also the Mis*e« |)ori* M.»on
■ ml fam ily have moved to I3 1 S Dorothy Mathews, F ill* Mnthefr*
M eTuNnvillr Avenue.
Marine Corps Capl. Js m rs Roosevelt, eldest *on a f th * President, It
Kleanor Harmon. Je a n rn p ih tirt
greeted by hi* bride, Ihe former Romelle Srhnvldtr, ka b * arrives in
A«la l Tr«|ut»art, Jew el W ells, Mr
New
York by clipper pl*n r from Portug*l * f t * r a roond-the-world trip.
K. L Mathew-.
\\ |i 11a I ,
I I - skipi'ed ■ scheduled alnp In London to hurry back to Washington
mon. Mr* It M W ell*. W in ifm l
with "u a put t u t uifurm atiun" gained In bl* survay a f lb * war f r* a l*
H arris. V irginia lla r r i* of Apap
ka,
l.oui*e
M ayer.
Mary O
I». B a rb er has gonr to F ra n cis o f Miami
■
five or s i* year* from * few h in
run
where
she
will
And the Misse* M artha Itnbb
•Iml xcrex to •bout t.Otlti •t rr« It
several weeks with her W ill Eva C ray, Yirgint.a llav*or
iWtfMfl, he axv a, ftnW ■tau t 4.000
Norma M« Itae. Hartmra Williams
Mti«** Here planted thU %cx*nn
Mrs. N D.Me Itae
f
Tamps
W ith thr warm weather «!urhi»*
t t i n i 'i v n iN
ion,.
— (Sp .
Mr« Ja ck W ilkinson and nicer
C erlis D igger*
of
Tnllnhns*ec
O
ttoher anH November, the «up
M is* Dolores I^ e . retum isl thl* Mrs L. A Dn\i* of Sta rk e
ply
hh * -o plentiful that the price
this morning from Savannah. G *.
Also
J p nr
Tl fgpen,
/on:
h n* itou n to 10 amt ?0 relit* p«>t
whir,- they spent the la *t 10 days
M athew*. Stella Touehtoii, Ngo
<l"/en on the wholeaalr mmket.
Ma rein* t Spencer
Heavy
la in *
during
O etim hir
Mr and Mrs. A. S . W illiam s cy D igkton,
Elirah eth WhU
iitnl the i' hIi I, cloudy w nillier that
and daughter, S a lly , a re spending Lutirla Gortnlv.
ham , Je a n
Wltighnm
W lm fissl
fillnvaed
shortened
the
*upply
the sum m er
m onth*
at
their
lx>vrll,
Jo y e r
Whidden. |lctt\
* ml the pricr jump«*l in
IN)
aummor home in P anacea.
W athen. K atherine Spi ne« r. n i.
and
|wr doaen and then art
i l l s . Peggy T ille r has gone
tied tn amund $1.1X1 anti f I .Ml i
lo C hattanooga, T e n n ., to visit
p n doreti
fo r several weeks w ith relative*
and friend *.
T e le p h o n e
Mrs. Shinholser, J r M
Is Hostess To Club
Social Calendi
the c*.*oel reader
i i . TodaV lo r to
- thkt tbS'.Cfcrman-i
Mian fo rW on Mil
■oyihg airplanea on
of tanka; and alao
Wl Along the line,.
n lH
i« vd
S o c ia l A n d P erson al Activities
MhS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
te tmttiefront whfcre
m s > i x n . S A N F O R D , FLORIDA
her# with relative* Thi s wil
•rcom paninl home ly M m» i
n* C hitU ndm who will Ihs tl.
houxrirurxt.
^ »u won’t have to worry about kccpinK
Mr*. Nirk A*ht,y arul ilnusrt.r ,
of Valdosta, tis
itnvr ietu,-<- I
home a fte r * *h o,t
visit w-»
M rs. Ashby's p a in its, Mr. -- i
M rs. G eorge D. Bl.hop ut D» home In Rose Court. Mr A>* '•>
will accompany
hit
wire
kx-I
daughter home from J a c k x t n id 1'
ftKMlH freHh in the Leonard refrigerator.
I'oodfi are kept at an even temperature
that ih eHHcntiul in Hendinjc them to your
table u h fresh uh the day you bought
Among those attending lln
swimming class at SanUml..
Springs are Mrs Vf. C. tlnt.-l.i
ana and chlldrrn. Mr- W
A
Adam* and children; Mr*, lint
Fee and sUldren; Mrs. S O
Ckps* and Aon; and Mrs. Ruli-h
and children.
them — and duys later too!
.
Come in and check the wonderful
fea
tures of the I^eonard before you buy —
If you are thinking of buying a new elec
104 Week* Tb
trie refrigerator — now is the
Prices are going up!
time -
FURNITURE
COMPANY
�W BPNBSPAT/nm ti
from lb* Hint at the flr.t pub
lication «( tbU notltf each rUlm
•r demand shall bs In wrl11ns.
_ and shall dial* lh» plan of re*! l idenca and poet offlca address of
the claimant and shall !>• swern
« . to b* "by th» claimant, agitot er
LEAGUE SCORES
T r tlm
Hits, 0 E r r o r s
iccount For Viciry Of Daytona
W
I. I’d .
21 M l
21 M l
O r l a m l a ...... ......... ...... .14
l* * * b u r g ______ 32
' Efl .MO
Daytona Peach ____ 31
Gainesville .....1___ l £0
Ocala ............ :J„__ 25
ItaaolU
.12
:fl
30
30
jU tfS lB iU M f
.j w w n w w
ry Cobb Plays
Careful Game
In G o lf Meet
j
j600
.500
.446
.301
Y esterday
DrLand B, Orlando 4 1
Oa Inrat Ilie 1, S t. A uguitlne 0
tying tba n o t to laat game
a club tba ficmbiole* laat
1 trank down before a land.
'ti acoHng 11*2 In Daytona
L but alcbt a t Sammy Hard.
the mound and gam up
■marly
an outfielder
LTMAN’S
USED
■
S t Augustine____41
D eL an d ___ i ___ 41
.ssroM 3- te n s
Lrenburg n,
8 O
cala
i<rvniiui|(
uvn
in a6
iota folf witb tba aama eare-
Puytotuf.U.sch H, Kanfortl 3
Cameo Today
Dolan,I - at Orlando
Ocala at laesburg
Cnlnoafllla at Bt. Augustine
Sanford at Daytona .Reach
efco I* hltUng In the .300 aoelety.
Oalnesrille with M ew l choke hia rind diamond Immortal, when
picked pitcher Jonea aa ttwtr A ct completed their final prac
tice resada for today* IB-bole
eoehhyoi^fTud^t ^m aU h ^ at the
14 hlfa which, combined with
*1* error*, Accounted fur the
Islander's rune.
The "orphan*’' lead tho game
until the third inning a* they
Piled In two run* In the opening
frame and gnvo up only one in
tho nccoiul. Two Daytona run*
In tho third put tho gamo on Ice
and It was a ono sided contest
tho real of tho. any,
Iloth Justice and Kettle* were
given credit for run* luitted in
a* each of them got n single,
MclUncy managed two single*
but *rorrd mly tho onre. Justicu
and l.aValley brought In tho other
f
Fttfsa-.' ■
lfff«W (4
'ftUteM' 1b Oil.
iNUte i-fiwp;y
Production
fll Get Lower
And Lower
INDIANS, fUMPAI A
scour ronn»Moa
A Account Of The
SHOR
two Somlnole run*.
DAYTONA DBACII
ab
Uem’ya. lb .........
4
Dier g cf .................
4
Cost* 2b ................
4
Id n rar
Juiyk 3b
Cara’lo If
End re* rf
Th.'rd *•
ilel’ert p
Total* ..
To BeUct From
10^Mercury Fordor
liui New n o l_______ 9788.00
10 Plymouth Del.
L Sodan__ 678.00
W. Dodge Fordor
I t t ___ __ 428.00
18 Ford 81 Tudor
tqa ______ 845.00
i t, OMRmoblfe 4*
HANFORD
UVallcy lb _______ 4 1 4
1
Justlco 2b ................... 4 1 3 3
Gillespie *.
8 0 5
1
McRaltey If ..............
4 2
IKettle* e ...............—. 4 1 4 0
M'Qui'n cf ........... ........ 4 1 5
1
lielflno 3b ...........
4 0 *I 1
Aehtnn rf ......
4 0 2 0
Ilard'n p .........—— 4 0 0 2
! Total* ...............
44
Daytona Reach 012 200 IKK—I t
Sanford -------- 200 001 000^*2
f t Sodan....:..JOS.OO
19
C B s rr o le t
Before Cobb made bla first
trip over the newly (tiffined
par-72 tonne. Ruth bad comple
ted ble eeeond practice round and
had pot an 80 on top of yestarday'a 19. Cobb, wild on tbe
tee* going out, reached tbe turn
In t i but came beak In 27 for a
7fe
Tbe Georgia peach played In a
Uinceeme with Mel Merritt end
John Oornorgam KaaaacbuaetU
Golf Association executive*. and
both agreed la displayed a Ihor.
ouyhly aound g a a a p1u« rare
(kill an tba green*. They aald he
was wiling to taka a chance to
earn a atroke, bnt only afu r
making a careful atudy of the
immediate terrain and analysing
hi* caddy'* advice. '■
R «-
7,--------------105.00
iley, teem to r*to*«,.o* Mto
ireed, bfeety d«ti of yam
TRUCKS
I0GMC 1Vi ton
HA.OhEMla 6 new
M £ £ ____ 595.00
Records Fall h r
Inter-Collegiate;
Troops Withdrawn
Golf ToumeJ FVom Plane Plant
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Juno 25,
(AP) — Two now record* wont
Into the book* Tuesday- aa 44
pUyere battled tholr way Into
the match play round* of the 44A
National
IntereollegUU
golf
championship over> Ohio Stata
unlvtnlty’i course.
’
Earl Stewart Louisiana State ■
red-haired, freckled 19-year-old
Junior, eoppod the medol with a
20
par-shattering
142, erasing the
qualifying record of 148, sot a
yoar ago by John Burko ef
«* » ***** E^rSshKs
ROUND TRIP
•fiUrtRliwiRiitt
»
\
■.
# E v o r y F r id a y ? / l f f
cnlllng a t C h n r l o s - T lt F u p
ton
(O n o W a y 927 up)
I
INCREASED
• LYNCHBURG, Vo., June 23
— <*>^, A gopeyal S percent increase In ware* will m paid »■*
worker* of too Cmddorf:-. criy.
Shoo Corporation In (Lynchburg
and FarmriBe beginning Rug. 1
President John A . Faulkner eald
yootarday. About 1000 worker*
will bo effected by the wage
booita.
_________
B r o t h e r equipment
B
p
" fif
Mill Supplies
B B J V Irrigation Systems
M aSm ^ttepalm r — Expert Welding
Mill and P ack in g R oom Supplies and R ep air B arries
P A U L J . S T IN E and G E O R G E S T IN E , O tm ara
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
COME ON
Let's Fix Up
The House .
There’s Lots of
Things to be Done
We’!! Ppy Your .Carpenter
To Fix Your Home
Tho moro
ments nro
com e. And
repairs . .
Hint homo repairs and Improve
delayed tho more costly they be
Otero's rcnlly no need to put off
. We’ll furnish tho money.
NO DELAY — CONVENIENT TERMS!
ttth S T R E E T ;
FRENCH A1
aquad
scored
to rip t i t nlclpal atrpdrt Thei
0
2 M0record
stroke*
off,47the
It aev-M dlcation when they
IP SB at Louisville and U k e .tL* ’
tiara phamplonahlp by a 14-itn
R U S S IA N E B O M B F O R T S •
I Runs, Humphrey* I, Dlerlng, margin over Louisiana But*.
I. v. || ■»- ii ' i i i . . la p
Costa _.,2, Juscayk 2, Endreo, !T a tlrok. track of Btewarti
| S s .^ ® « » 831S
Delflno, Gilleiple, lUrdman^Runa
batted In, Juitlee, Kettle*. Tljeard
from Jacksonville
<AP )— Vtfteon da
moyKj
pathing (
, u , , M ' troop, we
Tuesday front the
American Aviation
TJ*ut.-Col. Chari'
*haw, who directed
rat toration of V ff
11 Bfl,000,000 la ordc
United State* and <
r, m*|n* In charge,
Tho 1100
trooi
chiefly of the ffth 1
WAGES
\
NEW.YORK, Juno t» Aflf)-
lia. British. Broaden (tag C4r
povatlon ryported In n
beerd here lakt ibtti
that ntbe Romkas air
lice and Gllleapte. Loft on
[leytona Reach II, •Ban!
*
r a m voun ca a * t low u m
rnwMNMUI.. pa. lemdTrV|M
f W m r w t o iV f b O l- M M m M U r *
[|**e on talli, off Hard;
Hilbert 1. Struck out. by
man 7. Hilbert 7. WUd
Hardman.
WILL BB
F1NGKBPRINTBD
flotloiu wy
OBI.ANDO, Jun# (5, ’- ( A P ) - ’
William Beardall aald
Tuesday all Orlando utlUtlo* commission employee would bo finger,
printed and photographed and lasu n! IdentifiestMn card* aa • de
fense precaution for the 910Mayor
CASUALTY
Ia8siiied Advertisements
KATHALKKN 18IIAEL, 500 E.
5th. fit. want* Jui, ** nurse or
droning house.
WINES r GINS - LIQUORS
BILLS
Andrew
SKYWAY SERIES
STUDEBAKER
Carraway
BP
SOENCT' .|M * M U
HUM* u
ANNIE MORGAN, 1002 E. ML
Ht. want* J«b a* cook or clean-
Ing -hocae. >
ETTA KETT
MARY JENKINS derirag job at
cnokorm ald. ID10 E. 0th Ht.
FUANCINA ‘iTToMAarToM*’W.
Ittb. B t, want* job aa boosoWANTKDi ,Job ak cook, maid er
nure*. Helen McKre,
Etc, 705 Him
Avc.
,
KRNEHT McOltAE, 705 Oral«n>
Avo. wants Job as maid, nun*
or cook. •
HATTIE CLEMONS wants job
a* nure* or maid. 411 Cypjjms
QkN W P O J F - C
" 'wnuipl
WANTED
D U B IN K S S 8 K B V I C E
JsbnsOn
By PAUL ROBINSON «
�V
■t j o S a f e s ' "'7 e?'*.
Sanford la T he Only C en tral
KJoridn C ity A fford in g Hail, H l g h m !
And W a te r 'JYa n« p orta lion
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSt'APKK
S A N FO R D .
FI.O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y , [ J l ’N E
26,
1911
Member Aasoclnlrd I'nm
N I'M H ER 252
His Last Visit To The Senate
ermans Draw On Fascist
fan P ow er To Help In W ar
Defense Orders Had
JBeen Held Up JFor
*
47 .Days By Dis
} pute
Upon
Coast
Chicago Press
Workmen Quit
IV A S i l l SO T O S
tW M I.In l
rm a
A: F. L. machfnlata today
a flounced the end of their
47 day striko at 11 tian
Francisco Bay shipyards.
Im p o r ta n t d e f e n s e , o rd e rs
o f m o r e t h a n $ 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
d d f a r * h a d b e e n d e la y e d b y
a w a lk o u t o f 1 2 0 0 A. F . L .
m a c h i n i s t s a n d o f COO a f f i l
ia te d
w ith
th e
C . I. O.
C. I. O. atrlken were to meet
tonight to recunaldrr their po*1A n .
The machlnlat* were assured
of protection under a master
contract negotiated with the ma
jor shipyards.
In Chicago, three afternoon
nWt.papers, tha l>*lly Time*, the
Dally New* and tho
HeraldAmerican, tot up emergtncy ar
rangement* enabling them
to
continue publication after com
posing room atrlken.
-lu m b er w orker* In the
and a re a were urged
anew by J h e Defend* Mediation
B oard , jm d S •day to g * back to
th u trV ja M w b nettle th e ir d lfficu lfle * by g b i t h * bargaining,
h a teW g rem from W aahlng.
I to rone IU t o r a * aalgucd to the
i h f i t g clnr
-m ed lfl
w o rk e r*)
and
every
fu tu re
cm
ployee who Join* the union, aa
■n condition
of
employment,
maintain union meberahlp In good
atandlng,"
jgLe board al*o urged employer*
to recommend that new employe*
Join the union within 40 day*.
Originally the atrlka Involved
12,000 worker* hut a board of
ficial *ald all but about 1(00 had
r e n te d to work. Thoee who
wHt back accepted wage In.
create* of 7 1-2 cent* *8 hour and
paid vacation* pendtn gan econ
omic survey of the Induitry by
S commit* Ion, Laadera of , the
nalon rejected the** term*, de
'Ing a llbcent boost In the
nt baa* of 87 1 4 rent* an
hour. ___________________
350 Polk Children
# Will Have Outing
LAKMLAND. June *8—(Spe
cial)—Plan* are balng made to
T he body o f Sen ato r l ‘*t llarrU o n o r Ml«ei-,,i|i|>i. chairm an of
he powerful fin an ce com m ittee anil preeiiloni p n , i rn , ,,f , y,..
S e n a te, liea In *ta te in the cham ber where he « e n e ,l fo r the pa t
2D y eni*. A floral piece rent* on the d re l he loruiihvl ( f .„ e
ground.) He died n fle r undergoing an operation f,„ an inlenttnai
trouble,
Canada Trains 20,000 Pilots Each
Year To Help England Beat Nazis
Canada i* (m inin g 211,1100 p|
lota and 11(.11(10 , 11* 5,1 men 1
y ra r aa Ini ro n tlib u liu n Inward
the all-out war e ffo rt o f l,rr
H o lin g t i r r r l m f o r the ilnlly nm ther country, R. M Arm ilugv,
i n I km B ible Sc hoi ,|HinioniJ
lim prietnr uf the AriuiUige f a
I t b s 6 * nfont M inisterial Aaat141:00
UN m, w ill In O ld a t io
-00 o'a - f**n!l C uiii 1, oft the Hnufurd l>i
landu lU xliw a), said today. Mr.
Arealitega
returned
_ __ _ __ __ _ BfMlbl aad. H A
Avenue, and *tke 1 public la Invited Sunday from a (rip t * Canada.
.
The
fa
t
io
n
c
i
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f—
A
merit V s
U .attm u L ------------------------- --------------gre siaikina
It. E . M orri*. a d ln -clor, an northern neighbor
nounced the progtam
fur thei, fruglil ami day to produce war
exrrclaea today. It I* aa follow *: supplies, klr A rm itagc said, and
A proreatlonal will >|wn the the jn-uple there a re w holehrail
event. Donna laiu llai| i*r will e-lly In-hind the g o v e ru m e n f- ,-f
in
give tb * acripture, follnw i.l by a fo ils . N early every factn ry
pledge to 1 th e Ilible, |rd ly the 'h e country Is working on *nni«"
kin-1
o
f
m
unition*,
he
said
junior departm ent.
D u rlnr th eir trip lh * Arnu
The Rev. M artin J . Etreni will
*e*
yiv* the Invccalion, and the a * - ] !«<.*’
•« visited Sherin -H ile, t)mvembly
will
ain r the
“ Happy " Im-c . whirh I* Mr. A rm ila e -'s
Song." Following th ii, the four home town. R ctu rn ln r w ith Iher.i
departm ent*. Iwginner, Jirlmarv’, for a short visit in S a n f-id
Junior
and
interm ediate,
will was Mr*. A rm ltage's co«*in. Mi**
p rrten i the project Ufmii whirh Floren ce Benson o f New York
t)e y have t o * at work. The M is. Itrnson resides! for 1 1 yi-ar*
4 ledg* to the Am erican fla g will in l-aris. end le ft th ere Jus* a
then be given, followed by the few hour* b efo re the G rrm nn*
singing of "Coil lllea* A m erica" i-elrtvd . Sh e ,nadr her wav to
by the assembly.
this <ountry by hsvni. and lurk
The benrelirlion will he given ly ilv waa able In brin e all o f her
the Rev. W. P. Hrooks, J r .
Iw lnnginc* w ith her. Mr. Armlle a d e r * of the departm ent are tap-- related.
beginners, M r*. Itert Chapman:
line of tho government'* ror.prim ary. M r* P. R. Stephenson: rentratinn ram pe for Ail* pri
iunior, Mrs. V ictor G reene, and Sillier* t* located at Sherbrooke
Interm ediate, M i**. H elm Chap, ao-l though th e piihlir i* not
man.
allowed near II, Mr Armitage
Was able In obwervr the pnum -
Bible School Plans
Exorcises Tomorrow
Volunteers Now 21
Must Sign For Draft
F o lk county children a w eek'*
« u N y a t tha annual Salvation
X R n y cam p on L *k 8 Ju lia n *
beginning Ju ly 8. T h e cam p *HU
Selective Service volunteer* wh*
run fo r six w eek* o r longer, w ith
altern a te w eek* f a r boys and have become 21 y ear* o f e g * since
October 18, itUO and have not
“ T hm e w ill be 4 00 ch lk b en from been inducted must reg ister In
ID
Lakeland
a re a .
W from the second reg istration to be
Hatima C ity. M
from W ta U t held Ju ly 1. according to In
stru ction* received by the local
board from th e s la t * headquarter*
a t B L A ugustin*.
T h e reg istran t a * a volunteer
la not affected by the second teg
U tr a il on but the men m ust alga
fo r the J u ly I reg istration .
Dust CondiUons A t
Blinding Improved
_t
,
O TO N , J u s * 8 8 —
e ta ry a f W a r BUmN aterday duU and aand
■ £:
k
roepe. U l a t r e b f
.m on oiM es
To Aid Russia
Emergency Force Is
•Added T a JEermit
Papers To Publish
»r
Fifth Day Of Fiffhtin?r !s Marked By
Claims Of ^ a i c c c h h
From Doth Fronts
They W ere Aboard The /am/am
City News Briefs
er- at a dUtanee.
Announcing that C hrysler l o t .
p o in tiu i hud rrh ite t! to rr'ritid a
recent price n lv in e r , ||rtidiar*mi.
*abt land night
the coni pan y’«
action ** n forcing us to talk*- the
pricing of n ilnm n hi’i a out of the
hand* of the industry M
Ilriidt‘1 ■*« n hml made n |*i m m l
request of the industry i «i with
draw itrtn* ttn m l price inrrcaM-. on
r * r * to |e snhl during the liraI
aim* of the cu rrent mi.hI* I vi-ar
litnilet'son ankl (duns win ltd he IVlh-—► Prem dinl ftoosanrll pt*»pu heil "im m ediately to «■ t ■liti«.It pn'ad today tltnl t otigiesa nil
th o rfl* tin* “ iN-iuhtig o f no j iJ . h
a com plete nvernll
prtee «i-dntL*|
»mngl f tnn,iUHt on ilcfiiiM 1 huirafor Hew ntttomnhile t n . * d . find
tug. T im
would
ihuihle
the
that tin* would Include not * u!vi
inodtirt i«ppr*ivei| I a^t O etoher
m anu facturer*' price* and d e sle i-'
I*f|H«** III
the se ti It
drvi.h'd
m a rk .ip . hut prolwihlv would Inyeatprday not to apply the n»*u
c*tended a No to trnd* in >r«|ii«-N
1rnitty a* I to (lit iCipt^iaiulletniVtli
The price ch ief %uid tIrxi 1 Iw* r n n f lk t , and tin i« h i le ft A rue i
cninw i»f t hr) sler « refusal
he n a n ahfjin five l«* * a n y nr in* oi
tva* reh a-in j? the m im II.t m<|i> any »• her n u t*m ils mcimo the
pendent* from hi* tc*pir«| that 1‘aclfL to tlo* So\ let I ’in* n
they rescind price n-ltnm-i - but
Soi»i' *r H i 'I h , io I in**
r»*tniy
tlmt s re.|Urs| 1,1 ill,- Ford \l,,t,,r o f i l i i t f , ii hfl uiliM* ih I llu* I ' i v b i
Company still was iH-ndinu
iji'fll'P tlrritiufi ni .-* « .tiifi fi iuT'
W r llts n*hi l(o**i» hiul ninth' hu
i« (U ^ t fot
\nt* tit nu mil afitl
had f-t »i ii<i I'uiiifi iinirntion* tu
I ho \\ «T«hlii|e l*<fi
■iinii'rit in
ri*iipin v t«» itiMihi u h v |iiiimiiM*
of
f
r
u
nlay
i
«
tli'iul
nl| i n Miss Irene llin to n , -hairm .m
F n in . I hi* A un i ii'ii n HiulMk^HHiUir
•f the Iru rk in g
am i
shipping
com m ittee o f the Ki-d i ro t*, n- tin|tfLHrt i > t ihit tu tl * Suvii-tr,.
l-*irle,l Imlay that in (hr late I ,n S - o i W , I inileliie sSl.iuliut‘1',
dnpm ent sent to h. a d ip ia rlrr, tlnr M » lr IN )!■• 1tm lit Inn n*
Ihs-re were 1*0 lay ette*, whuh rrivatl r«*riH»th'iuMr mfui m.it |uh
included 27 articles Five l.emn, * it Uh** ttrw f*«iit I it I, U t lit* Haiti
caps an-l th ree ert-men's tlrrev-s H** iJtl not iridh ni*' ilt« iittlim ul
this,
were a im in the shipm ent.
1 1 a i:
t|»iRrtii»| r f l i f l
of tin*
Mrs C„ It, Dawson, who had
tlw iuun
ivhu *'* ’ it
ch arge o f tha Rad f r t - » , sewing V ir+ M Y m
futllir
room at the W om an's Club, er^ f u r
s r r u M her thanks for die « i . 1 ^ ' ■itpty supplying any In «v\
b or 11 n * *iij>luiM * ».r tau t
-or* which were given hv VI, l a r i '
L.iH-tia ■ sht'tt uf sliip|iii'kt
md Mr*. Ju liu s Dingfeld- i . ai d
file
ill
Ikes
Lul Wi lit - tu i*l *1 « «i t
to C R M cSIan-iw for rlra n d c lil III Ilie
kvI| *1
-og l lie tew ing m achine nt I he t« > (I ly lav
'?0 I^ayottcs Shipped
Ity iced C rass ('haptcr
mow.
Ai»|*i«nr ha vin i* n - r w in p
t K in r lit Ir m l oi
p iv r to
ITofii r'n w i
n«»m
w it
ankrtl
nu*
lhi*
t*»
••niinuniratp w it h .Mm. lta w « o n ,
»i»if I h r r ?
i* « n u i j f t n t r t m i
fur
URF,
I*uhlic Hunting- Spot
In Florida .Studied
T A IIA I.lJk S.H R R .
June
2fi
' ^ - T l w 8 t i t r ( iim r owl F r r - t
W itr r Fish ('om m issi- h may il**vi*lop and opfn puhlu hunting
fnu m d a*1in FlorM a in « ri*-of*ri»livi* plan with federal .iUlhorilie-4,
A itn rn ev
(irn ru l
W h I mhi
M id
tha eomtnliaiiin mu Id I uy or leaM*
UmU, or rr fflY r it »« r if t
for t l « protrrtkin zn*l r*ro pa
r a t ion o f p m r , flih . .»*n| flirbrarinff anim als, and for huatlhfi
rutfwiM.
l i o n r a r r Holland. ■r.t**ad sportAll a r e dreward In blue r-ant*
wilh a rmoek, with a brilliant aman, has endorsed the uae i*f
i i » m*
n i l strip e woven down one side .Slate owned land* f».
puhlir
hunting
of the trou ser*. On the Kirk p r r t r r t f i and
t
rounds,
T
l|e
S
la
t
e
,
f
t
p
ra
w rn l.
of the smock la wn-ven a largr
M> tr a c t s I f t l f f enough
resl rirr le . In order In rnskr a
b e tter ta rg e t should lh - prison
er* get array.
So well are the men guarded.
Mr. Armitage said. (Hat none
h.s escaped from
Sherbrooke
The prison, ns well a* other
n lsre* all
Aver Pannd*. are
lirhled brtehtly as dnv for W ler nmterlien. Another coneen•rwlinn mine I* lor-Ie.1 or SI
Helen'* Istand. In the £l. Law
rence River at Mnntrret. end
M'. Armitage also saw this pri
son.
T o t i n s * who arw r a n i-ir r ln y
n rls lt »o P s s s - h . M r A »~ lt»ee
- * U . " th e r e la p a IreiuM- at
•it westhvw la and e e l o f the
rw untrv.* f i e * 4 t M
h *r» H *r
to car— u
M eatlf'-o 'lo o card
w ith these, la addition l a a
cost Iflewto shew ing nwwacsh in o f
th e ir a a to sash tla. sin ce p roof o f
A nseetrea eHleswsh'w |a required
a f > k *ts tsav taa Panad a.
T V s h i m * o f C en ed V — to
ward IV flailed S taten f a r He
I T * •*
< — -P is *
P w arl
British To Give
Aid To Russians
LONDON , J s s a
M -< * > r a r - raa rh kag p ls a U fag la a h a ia d
aad ara a a m i* aa apareU aa
k rnwd d h M l a i u k
Lillie Stoate Fails
To Break Drought
n i.Y T Ilfc V II.L K . A r k . Ja n e 28
—( A P I — M iu IJltie R lo a lr, wide
ty publicised “ rs in m s k rr,4 r h )
baa prom kw l to
break
l !*rolonged drought In lbi«
moved her place o f ■ m c lila ll" * ''
from A rm or*I L ake yesterday o f.
te r the L k e became dry e a r .p t
fo r ana em ail pool.
*
The
O x fo rd .
M iu .
wo,.-art
m oved to B a i f k U , n th e L an ka
o f th a M laafeelppl R l< r r * ,< b t
U
m lg h l
>• c
lii
nr
U
W ild e Ilf
im if iH i r t
News Agency
Nazis Capture
Halt it* Cities
Ml. ;ik' , HI
*|li It 18 '
In ft t •! l»v • |■•
1I uni:* i
III 1........... that
( -1 >iIt ' I,,*.
MlI . ,.U
'*1111 ( i k n Wi d ll
Mi.
■J .-M, ■ ^ dn . - cm ..r
1M t>
ini. h.t l v f.M i .
Jennings To Heat! Williams Fires
New Sea Island 100 At Regular
C o t t o n Grouj?! Gun Club Shoot
)Mmii * d IHIji1 killed
.i n ,
11. r Lm ill MiMim*e
In. ( niHir S ' iik.i-* itipl
1
J f" 1" HIM ( rUh»pm t
< II. .! w i 11
i r .■n.p*, IA*|1
U Hlul inuliij l i tick-, but
1*1 "• "V 1'' 1 Mil!'III M
Tl tlklt
1 IM. 1
p - ' l .d
. 1 t , .ivily illfliiM hv
! ti, M< Mill MldlM
111
\ flllflll d i.nth \ ■hi I M'M mI
1 1 \r •M\ i* nld 1l tkt1
■1-. .*
|.. ii .fpt 1 1.1* i t
Hi pjil.hi1
II d.t ji 1 V
1!. d \. n u 1* .1111 I'll' 'tip
r (.<1 tnut.y"
i mi
n
im
Ml
Protection Of (;row-|JVIrSlarniw And BulL iim ln Sclliinr Ami J m>r Lead With ‘is
Buyinsr Seed Asked- Fpon Ififle Itjiiiut'
A o a l liilf l
a* in*
mi
» mai* i n l s
Two Italian Ships
Taken Over By II. S.
h I'd
I'm (him .1 lh. .
I \CK S( >N\ ll.I .R , J ill e 'J It
IM l r n
I 1'
Tl»« M ,t lit IIlia< t i IIIIIII'-C ii 1 . pf Mill 1 .............
m'
mice*I >•-teri > »• had I 1 pM*|i|t IM * . . Mil t. d
iMIH ttf the f .lt b l l ‘ .t d
Md * i •p 4I
It !t * <
| U|l it
*•1ill* Mft* t -k l-.Ml- l 1 Ih, r »m
l»*M*h tank rr t
i . III.,' .d It,*' . i
•U
I L«im r
i h< m Im>I •ge.l 1. tut. .1
11,.n fmghiM* < lit id* nxa and
1 dm, r M .. h M
I* -»tiia,
1 . ,
I lit* f irr iyhiei ** se re da min1’. *1 pi ,dr ill DM i \|.
MiUl
t • nil rat* Hi 4»f
1.11 1 ‘ tel IM la.t , i Sm
i . ti Ifefi'i*
I ’tia^t
faiiard«ni« *i It II KdInu
I** ih
%. ,r*d them several months wi*** eagsf* d* "ii unfed h i " n Mi
IL-i L a re twd tip at diMrka on tin* (nr
>d
f he
Jo h n * Itiv rr b rie
W ith the ft*** f urnmr mill
h n r x’l *d fltr Ini......
»■* lit. «
*M«rij4li'H lin k i Mi' * if»*v
I'd
I'lnwii Li, 111. ltd t l * I fli* M'Sfl
ria l i*m
U ntil #i..vi i*».v* 1 1 mm f f , m,I.(
t
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in i'l« ' i ■»•♦ .if
M A SIIIN U TO N .
June *5.
r«»|tun h ' !■>»n - I h >•-t 1- n
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1n
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yiv my
I be
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Navy au lh crity In mbtHil, In-mL.
t. ijceio , « r alnk It* own » ic ' I •** . - I i.li^h w t|imtHti.tn mu l h* FI*1*
|«Ih rMMfkf't
(•|M<>lrtt venaela as a |*srt «if M*
O l f i r r r . uf Ot< w■ i" iHihiii wil*
lixiial defense tra tn iiif
fur
h mu I
I‘r e f lour law m ju lre d I In* Navy in%r«tignte VfiMik.l
I'H 't M H .
tn
hu)
« v i f,ifits!
wen
t>. sell such ships a I puldii an*
ill fn
|l*iii. but S e cre ta ry of N aW Kistk ielafnl r.ittf.ii Med
• d r r i ConrrrM In authm ite u**- teel g rn w i n* W ith -* « I-I. i I mI i nt
oI I he** vevarlk for etprrtfii«*viLii I* H iweil hi 11hi in** ul i t i 11f i•*11 hi
the l iw irim h il Fill' * \ -* I'ic.l'tti
pMiiwsea, iihrlutllng la f gel ,ir * f
inert I
| mi
Mt
f la ils
i>k
tse .
plnimd
At lh .' |it*-*.■(d time the nnj»
TU IN D U C T G U A RD U N IT
in this. I'diintri
imm. im' - in
;%
l i t l ' r n v e r 11*00 n r i »** h u O n i »•«■**
L A K E LA N D . Ju n e
'/«» (Sp ec
.. v. , In-'
ial ( 'a p t W* C. Hoover, nun* of over 1O0
year when I lie rf.»i. mid It * tii.n
nu. i*ler o f the U ltrlaiH l lls r t u *
I no m- 'Ir * . II f
I »11U fck.|1 - ftM
it. - I
b«*itie
defetiM*
u n it,
announepd
W n lw d a jr that the m m party will T h e cro p 1*1 i m p ‘7 In nl m th u t it
it ir r e a s in r im. f» ! and ill lh*
br m uatcrrd into ac nr ire Friday
ifb t i t Bartow ,
sam e tu n e is I h -im i * rf.*i%n nn
land tt*| Kii « tuen nil.- fur that
nn.
by M r. S m ith M the e n tr e a t!
m old p rartiee for the event.
A n y type o f rifle , e ir r p t ibo er
with tt k o ' p r eig h t*, may be
iu*d la firin g the m ete hem, tb *
secretary explained, aad
rifle *
will bo tarnished by U e C o n Clob
ta tbaaa who do no t b a re them .
N atioaal prise-* iarh xfe alx rlfleo,
threw aata o f aperial *ighu. 18
I hr
past
fe w
S a fe ty film * a re ta ha *>mrd
r i * r aad co a a ty em ployee* a t the
CJig H a ll Satu rday by th e Glenn
M W l a In a n it y C ompany, • rep-
1 h.
v i« truly
,in Biini.ir. i" ii 11, . pi"
)• v lh. 1 It,' K IV. f 1
1,
ii.t Mini B
.ii.
pi K m IM 1 - k 11"IM
i * iii(HIM J
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I lit1 p1.. fliny
iiij .
'i in
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Dll 4 til ll.l * of Nu <i . U M I h k l'l
sn
g it ul
ii.
t-i
A it1111
I--M i'iiiu l a.n
\ i mi\ i t ...........
Naval \ircrnft Bill
L e ts
H d i i m c Approval
l\ ill...
j......
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in iiM t h a m i e d e*|Uip
plane pM.du 11 ri
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bill rntii fiM* •1 art iippi tipi hit Jmii t,f l(ii"M M iii Mini a (ie r in a n detach-
Special Kail Agent
Dies In Autu Wreck Cope Pius Fxpected
M O N TG O M K RY.
A le.,
Ju n e To Speak On Sunday
City, County Drivers
To See Safety Films
r I'p t.i l . ’.l
i hi . ut tin# 8*f f
m
y e a rs
8 8 — W l " — Den ir I I • M rCahrv,
8 1 , eperial a g e n t fur ib r (V n lra l
a f G eorgia R ailroad, we* k ill'll
today when hi* autom obile and
a tru ck collided auulh o f here,
l i e wax ra r o u te from fr u y tu
till mi ri*
i
11». h»nif»ai»d
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i
■I Nazi modi11
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till* liiiv hnrk
I the II
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im
f» ,t 11111 |if sea,
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mI ILtl
Army
1 1-I- re i m(du re i»f
n K if-.m il pint iif
Mm
Navy Can Shoot Own
Shlpn For TraininR
Deadline Nears For Registering In
Magazine’s National Rifle Matches
if
On 1-n tu
iv lit In*
.........
. v. r f.'iitnf
1 in 1'J ri a tin m
V A T IC A N t 'l T Y , Ju n e 2fl —
(AT— I 'opr l'iu» will deliver «
radio hioiiriiu’t Sunday in w bun
hr I* plperli-d tu deal with tinsitu ation arM n g from t L <■ wnr
a g a in *! Soviet Itueeia.
HT. C IIH ID , Ju n o 2 5 — (S p e c.
W l e - T . r . Ilirk nk , re cre ta ry of
tha RL Clou.I C la m b e r o f Comm erre, w ar informed W ednesday
the Florida Motor L in e* that
w ah bu* service from O cala,
K issim m ee. EL Cloud and 0 .
thaboe will be inaugurated F r i-
m in i
a u fe rv d h e a v y
d efe a t, ii*
n iiiiiJintM
b ein g
pushed
back
tieyund l i e N V ir
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the foe, k n o c k u ig d ow n 7€
(te l m an p lanes am i b om b in g tt»#
R u m a n ia n
B la c k
S»*u
p o rt
of
I'.m s ta n U i and the ( i e r m i n D a U
lie p ort o f M erne I, tho R u s s ia n s
iisM'f l e d .
B e v e n te m
R u s s ia n
pliines a c r e a d m itte d lost.
Sweden Allows Nazis
To Cross Territory;
ST O C K H O LM , Ju n e 2 6 — (T )
— Sw eden, a .a e rtln g her neu
trality in the ituaai)-Germ an w ar,
announced last night permlaMuil
had been gran ted fo r on * divi
sion o f G erm an troops (a b o u t
1 8 ,0 0 0 ) to croaa Sw rdlah te rri*
te rv from Norw ay to F in lan d .
' Tb* C arm an
treo p a.
whoa*
p assag e waa asked by Germany,
fend Finland, "will not be *1•nuiA in H »o 4*q o a r
to retu rn fraaa F ltv
thi'rn
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in
Eki Unable To
lae F u n d s To
F ran ch ise
their fu to n K
still
ill up
Up In tha
pkansd Sanford Bern,
pad A d o ts daelaton
y sste rd a y by th a senm
ca pitched n four-hit
a
Swindell
a two-hltlcr.
w ent
It
IN TUB COURT o r TUB COUKTT JTTIXir, g n im O L K COUNTT, nXJIIIDA. IK niOBAB.
IN lUKi ESTATB OF
■KKIBRItT n . T. IIIWOH, IH-
Orlando _ ---------_ t t 28 441
I-era burg ---------------I I
I I ..BOO
Daytona D eath
30 N JOO
a ln e s v U le _________27
XX ,429
O c a l a ------ — ,____ t t 17 401
Sanford
BO 42 -X2J
R ESU L T! TE8TEHDAT .
Orlando I, Sanford 0.
• OalncarlUa 2, Lena bury 1. •
I)rLand 4, Daytona Bosch 2.
St. A ugustins a t Ocala, P p d ,
rain
GAMES TODAY
Sanford a t Orlando.
Leeibury a t Gabioarlllc.
O^a la a t 8fc August!nc.
Daytona Beach a t DrLand.
Ryal. rhalrm an o f .the
ns, htfonasd Lea r u t
Usury L. .Gray U n t
had b stu unsold to rslaa sufficient ‘ fu n d , to taka
Brer the franchise, lie offered to
donate the uae o f a fleldequlppad for nlyht play If the league
would operate the club there for
tho rem ainder of the season and
give Palatka an' outlon on tha
franchise until Fab. 16, 1043.
A bad throw by Drlflno to
firat te a r with a man on second
let In the Orlando runand' gave
them the game. Boyd had lined
out hla second hit of the gam s
and gained second on slow field.
Ing when Wowack slapped out a
under to Drlflno who threw
wild to U V allcy, allowing
Bor/l to scam per home.
Only four men g o t hits off
of tho two pitchers, LaVstley end
Hardman
r e ttln r ono apleco
from Swindell and 'Boyd and LaValley each making two hits
off Jones. Both men walked a
b
pair of batters and Swlndfll
struck out slg men to Jones' four.
Tonight tho ei-8anfordltes play
the Nalinnala again on tho O r
qni Of The
lando diamond. I t will ho a
league game and cnly league
pataca will ho allowed.
SANFORD
ab h po a
LaValley l b ___ :_____ 4 1 7 0
Justlco Zb ;.................
40 0 4
Gillespie aa ________ 4 0 2 2
McRaney I f ________ 8 0 6 0
K rilles c .. ..............
20 6 1
McOj l rf ..............
80 8 0
Delftno 8b _ ................ £ 0 0 1
Ils rd n . cf ________ 2 1 2 0
Jones p „ ...............
80 0 1
W rifh fs G a l l o p i n g
Treasury I s O u t
To Top Seabiscuit
This la a liUla R ata of w tm in g
to tha thm o yaar-olda 1 nth* Want
—haad fo r tha a to m M ilan , boya
W hirls way’s a a tha Vfay.
HaTta*
mopped . up all tha
r
taction
t Lower
Lower
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By STANLEY
< D odge
F o rd o r
a ________ 4 2 8 .0 0
Ford 81 Tudor
a t ...... .
9 4 5 .0 0
O M am obU # 4S e d a n ........ 295.00
M Cfcevrolet
Bm-
..... 195.00
i. TRUCKS.
Didst Vt tom
»
9 9 5 .0 0
IT L O f t* R N O U « H T O
“ TWW 1E
I ^ F IN IS H
*
crmEii : Attack Seen
As Blow At World
Ked Advertisements
n u»eeiaf activity
SUMMER - TIME IS
TUNE - UP" TIME
fS h
, I
n snow
£2w
U t e i l S e w m * • te
im B & v iS
N A II GENERAL DMCOlUTED
PB^maw
J,
Romo, J u s 33—Of) —K ing VIL
torio Emanuel Sunday cnofdrmd
Italy’s allm r modal for m illtary
X A o x s o N r S i C J o i n XX —
JACKSONVILLE,
posthumously
an t i e
Oarmsn llh -r- Florida building p e n a l la
Gan am i H enry Van P rittw lta Und In May tetalled $7,11X^14. an
affron, klBod te Libya in A bril Increase o v e r , May, If4X , a*
during tba Oerman drive to tba
Permits Show
o f tho - i m ■ if i is c lin
two countriaa algnad
the U tte r p a rt of tha week. If
th e -c ity Recreation Department
can obtain n truck
or etation
wagon ta r tm u p o rta tlo n to the
springs the swimming party will
be held. Mias Eleanor Morrison
snld.
i
Tor tho boyt* nctirltles a paddU tennis tenrasqienl will be
bold one day this weak, ss the
alsend annual m eet te ths city.
Girls will h a m . tem p rope and
bop scotch can teat, and a pad
dle tennis so d checker toum a-
INCORPORATED
1M PALMRITO AYR.
Besktes the m e tesla, the beys
will play baseball an d soft ball
and practice tor a bicycle ram .
■■ a | ■pa|■l j.*t tv i
i
T K L j P T i O H R (U 9
ETTA KEPT
v
ifi
DU8INICS8 SERVICE
THANKSJO
--------- s
7
7
H
i
*• ■ .si
M fll a n d F a c k l n r B o o m S u p p lie s g a d I t x p a k H x rrle t
PAUL J . STINE a n d GEORGE B T 1 N E . O w n e ra
SuSj’S
H P V itt," t a
sfcssL i p g i g m l by thy churches.
EMILY MORRIR. 412 Cypress
Av*_ w ants Job aa cook n r
IV•vH^.ee
vl
r
Vlti
k
f
\
III
ifTf wJJ'f
1
lachinefl itei
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
- Expert Welding
KbUtned cl
NEW YORK, June 23 — OP)—
Leaders o f th s Communist P a r
ly In the United HUtea deserlbrd
tne German assault on Soviet
Russia Sunday night sa an a t
tack' not only upon the Russian
people b u t' open the people of
th s Unltad S tates and th s en
tire world.
"It
(R ussIs)
la waging a
struggle fo r ths causa of tho
freedom nf all nation* snd paoes," aald a stetam ant Issued
f William T. Foster, p arty
chairman and Robert Minor, a c t
ing p arty secretary.
HATTIE CLEHONH wanU J6b
aa n u m t o r maid. 416 Cypress
Am.
Expert Repairs
Playground To
Feature Meets ]
‘ • During Week
K
'sa.
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
^
U s thrsa-ysar-old crown.
. If there had been any lingering
doubt about hla seat a t tha Lead
of tha -s la m ‘ snd don't forget
them still am soma folk willing
to hot aran against death and
teat about clearnd I t up. yaatcr.
t a r . This was no record sm ash
ing Job Ilka be did In the derby,
althoug h he did low er-the state
B urk te M03 «-* fo r tha mileand-a-quarter. And It w asn't any
lightning fa s t m ore Ilka ha m ad.
In the Preakneas, o r n fruntrunning canter as La had In the
Balmont.
: . _____
Turkey Stays Neutral
But Leans To Nazis
j i n 7!*
I
■ATIMAUT PAMXRI MM
■ 8 8 8 1 8 Y IB S S S M S T I
HIS CUSTOMBR* CAM 5 TANO
Boyd, If ............
4 2 3 0
Womack 2b ............
4 0 1 2
l a Valley rf .............. 4 2 0 Q
Williams ss ............... 8 0 3 8
Lee 8b _____ - .......... 8 0 0 1
Bulks lb .........- ......... 8 0 12 0
Dorn's, cf ________
2 0 1 0
Inpollto c ......
2 0 0 1
Swlnd'a p ....--------- 3 0 1 8
Totals ........
28 4 27 14
Sanford ...... .... 000 000 000—0
Orlando ........... 000 000 01*—1
. Errors, Dr lf ln o. Bulks. Kuna,
Boyd. Two-baso hit, Boyd. Threebase hit, LaVallry. Sacrifice,
Delflnb. Double play, Williams to
Bulks, Left on bears, Sanford
8, Orlando 6. Base on balls, off
8tHndells/ 2, Joark L Struck
out. by Swindells A. Jcnea 4. Um
pires, Smith snd Butler.
445.00
Offlca of tha <?all*et«»c of latarnal
Itevrnue,
Jack *<mvilla, KlufMb
Mar. I*. IMI. Tl»a follourlnff «Wrribed raal proparty »»4«a4 from
llnyal Fern C«rtH»ratli»n undar
w arrant for dlitralnt for tba nonpaym»ni of M«M»d ia*aa dna
will Imi a«ild aa proirldad by llaa*
t.'on SIM SI»f Itarlaad Mlatutaa of
tba United fttalaa, at publla auclun nn To»aday. Juna SI. IMI
I 11 :•# O'clock at ID* l*oat Offlca
AltavnonU Ifprlna*. Florida Lota
I. t and I to t and I to I t aad
I t to St imdaon i'ark, plat ftook
I. m a n 0-17 arraa Kamlnala
andf lta«lnnlnu M i l rf H of NW
County. Altamonta Hprlnffa. Florida
Y EF* S IN C C H F P A P F R E O
^
THE W ALLS w r m
FL Y PM »e*
— — a ^-9 7 8 5 .0 0
P ly m o u th
D*L
■B x d A R -... 6 7 5 .0 0
practice a t Seabtecuits all-tim e
m o o n winning tacord of $4X7,730.
S o il tak a n crack a t the classic
a t A rlington P ark and tha Amer
ican darby a t W ashington, each
worth about 140,000. And. from
the way bo has waltzed through
the host o< the le t a t the Ken
tucky derby, the Preakneas, the
Bah ian ! Stakes and U is' Dwyer,
It looks like the throe-year-old
w ho,m ight boot him either never
wae born a t la now being pqulpwas born o r Is now belay equip
ped With a special IS-eylinder
airplane m eter , la tu rn the trick.
Tho two Chlengo affairs, If ha
wbm th em - and w ho w ants to
p a t up ■ boh o r two ha doesn't T
—would boost the K entucky can
nonball's earnings to some $328,000. /Y esterdays p ay envelops,
although a r t aa larg e aa usual,
ralssd his tw o.ys«r racing bank
roll to W 4 .1 M , A fter the Windy
r o ALL CnKOITOM a n d r * i tiOKa IIAVINU Cl-AIMU OR D »i
MANOR AOAINMT MAID KHTATK:
•Too »nd n r h of
i n fcereIjr M tlflK and repaired lo praaaal a n / clalroa and damaada
which yon, or a llh tr of yoa may
have against tha aafala of ACKIUlCftT n. T. MINOB. Secaaasd.
lata of aald County to tha-Couat y Judr* of' Mamlnolo County.
Florida. a t hla offlca la tba court
houaa of aald Coteaty at iBaaford,
Florida, within al«ht calendar
montha from tha time of tba
flrnt publication' of thin aotlro.
Kach claim or demand ahall ho
In wrlllao. and ahall atata tha
plara of realdanra and pool offlca
addrraa of tha claimant, and ahall
ha aworn In bp tha claimant. ■>«ant, or attorney, and aay auch
claim or d*rnnn»l Dot Do wll^l
ahall to rold.
TIIIOUIKinB It. IllTNOH .
A» tXNUtor Of IHO IdMt
Will «n«I TMUment of
n K in n en T n. t . iiu n o k .
I fcmvmI.
Fir*! publication Juna It. IMI.
i
a
S' 1
oaf_
r'ru.isnouoci
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v
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Sanford la Tfie Only Central >
Florida City Afford fn* Hall, lllgh*»l
And Water Xrnn/tflorlaUon ,
In JISS
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Moor Sarvivor Back Home
TUKSD
JUNE
Hess Sought
To End W ar,'!
Benes States
24,
1941
Member Associated Press
NUMIIRR 251;
Nazis Drive 120 Miles Into
Russia In Two Days Of War;
Japan, Spain Lean To Axis
Statutory S a n c t i o n
1 For Defense Modi*
i atiqn Board Would
:• Be Given By Body
Former Number 3
Nazi Said To Be
lieve That G e r
many Would Lose
Shipyard Workers
Continue S t r i k e
LONDON, Ju n a 24 — (A1)—
Form er President Eduard Benew
o f Csecho-Slovak la —id today In"
broadcast to his people tha1
Rudolph H ess' flight to Hrltal
was the resu lt of a ais-mon'
dispute am ong the Nesi leads
over what they should do nsx
in i d s
since, he —id. they knew the;
could n o t defeat Britain.
Benes pictured the one-limi
U . R S. K . l i G r e e te d
Number .1 N ail as briicvto;
th a t continuation ,pf the
wag ,
A h All y H y E d e it
reuld lead to a German defeat, [
nd made the trip to Hcn-lsnd
In C o m m o n s ’ S p e e c h
.jilh Ihe belief th at he could
pen u ad * Ihe British to «lop hos
ANKARA.
T u rk e y ,
tilities.
•J.1 —
. (J 1'i i n a n P n n a e r
Bene i aM erted H itler's “ mis
c o ln m io iIrnvt* 1‘JO m ilt'd In to
tak e" in invading Russia " re
• Iti- Itu ssi a n \ rk r a i no in t h a
moved the specter of a N’ t l
type submarine, more able to withstand tho
The U. 8. subm arine 202 la *hown hack
victory and decided the itsus.
f i r i l I n n 1Li v s u f th o N n s l
terrific
p
trssure
at
this
depth
Ilian
the
email
of the well.”
on the surf*e* a fte r a diva to the depths
im u -iiiin . Hr h i n lim r to
re*
The Royal A ir Force, taking
0-1). It *«> in thl* area Hint ominous pu-ci-*
(Nivt *4 rm i 'i\ r'll hert! tu ila y I>y,
where the 0-9 went down In 402 feet of w eter
advantage of
G ermany1!
wM
of w m kngt', air bubble* and oil slick rose
f u r iii 'ii lm liljit v n l liu-heit.
with Rutwla, stepped up Ita crosa*
off Portsm outh, N. H. The 202 la a heavyto the surface.
channel offenilve yesterday with
T h is |iii\ iit a 1 N a /i a t t a c k
one of Ita g reatest sweep* of thg
Ilium lu il 1rm ti muu 11lo rn Po*
French coastal area.
hind, th ui*li *d r , .n l o ff th#
Heavy
explosions
rumbled
grejilei |n tl 1 'Mr ttii**i*'s rich
tcro ss th e S traits of Dover houg
griiiidnlid , to ,i * ■■imltfil to b#
s fte r h o u r through the aftsi*
moving w III M' i.m-lilng r,>esd.
noon and evening. The daylight
Ntwi' h• to pM'.ttt-ly aaaveted
attack followed the
thirteenth
film Ro mi,•l to Mliliinu* luiil oven
ron*rrutive night of heavy raids
th"«i i • I on ih gimmil in th s
on northw estern Germany. Ob
fn I hi 1IHIII nf mi (-■Irnalv#
servers on the southes*t roast
1 uf 1to d li In Mil. ■ii thni'iil.
Two members of the ("■n'i«l
reported
th a t
"exceedingly
, av i-.igi-tl th*
Milii.ii \ * III h
Sanford Mcmorlnl U hiaiy A** n .
strong" formation* of bombers
.......jin i i f R n i in *ix wi-eka
Mr* Fred T. William* and II F
anil fighters swarmed eastw ard
W hltner, 8r., presented n tele
S vi' t pi in* .Iti, ■ . ..( Iho N**l
for the long and intense attack.
nl on Oed 1nlhll.il in l«i (lif* Huegram from Mrs. C. Hanford llnw,
h
Eighteen German fighters were
daughter of General Sanford. *1
Mini I kill III' .1ii.l ilirmigh th s
■hot down. I t In In* evening
lie regular Clly Cominlxion 1**1
R.d Alim d- f' 11 . . in tin- north
and —van In the afternoon, with
"duy hy ilTvemu
night Baking the clly lo pay
Selling member* of the "orphan" about (222
a loss o f only
four
B ritish
In trnn»()ortn1 Ion
t I'm l i i i m o il frtiaki
F o u r no n w o rr
m ille d
panea. The claimed hag of ene Seminole club I* expected to he the prepoied memorial binary Rtiaillly growing runka
\ mhi n y m p u th g
my planes in eight days of suck completed bf Wedneaday night charge* on Itafn* to be given lo Semi noli' County Ib'fi'ion
in Jiipnn mi ! Spain.
attacks rose to 11(1 compared to
promwrT Memorial lloapital.
U .t night nt the trguleii w«Mk»y
If. Hi. . in. • .if llm 2,000TTie City declined to pay tin drill n( thr Armory., F 1 Dm* Ollh ftiifp, thl ♦penihead h*l
an adm itted loes of S t R. A. F, «nd all playeri fold are In
structed to report lo their new charges unlit more definite a r per, eapiitin, iinnminc^l l "tiny pi o. If,It. d .1 >>r i .T. mh'» tn a
plaa—.
The B ritish airm en —M they j-jub nl th at time, according to n rangem ents can be made for The new m b it me nt*
VVi1Iiw,%i litTiml 1III iorph |ln *t-|dlovnk toraa Into loss German opposllion dispatch from
wind Minsk, it to :ih ufrtertcd t l
the A«*ocleled tiu tiding the memorial, II. N D Marlin. K*lw«nl J
Haver, clerk, slid today
reflecting a growing belief that
W illiM in A . T h o m |" i» n t l» . un i Vo In
Mr. Hayer also p ro ra te d a ten \Y i Htii in T . W lig h t
tae^G arm an a ir forre put a lira Frets.
F ioiu Ih rlio rritn* word i h i l
vy drain i x I C f western Mrre* T l e s t night ■ number of the tative budget fnr the 1TM1-4S
had
«1H v u b
A tnliil of
turn L <‘k PiTt *f?prmnM titl tr m rn
lo bulwark the campaign on the player* were surprised when they fiscal year, which will begin in the hour ami n htnf dr II hi I ‘hf fin*h i Irnin' Hi»r 8*f Soviet
beanl thr league wa* going lu Ocl I, ami the <'nmmi**loii <1,*- hint nrvhi■ 1eni mm' hi C nd
r u t e r n front.
r-- in n Uiruft which tM
The Air M inistry said film ■ell them to club* In th» lesgu-, rlde,l to hold a ■peel a I meeting Oil'll I'll 11 of rill"*" Mldt-f dl ill
Vi inv j|f Lii'twfedgod hull
H i m 1 h m IH ,
helm bomber* escorted by eqii*<l •S It wa* their underftoihliiig Thursday night to rnnshlrr It.
III(1lllllll of infill"
Fre<l T. William* und II II
mi. I I it i .111it? I -I pu, nidecl
runs o f fighter* attacked anrih th at thry would ge given Ihnir
*'u|tljiin llm p e r 4'xpt
I'ope,
member*
of
the
Hemlnole
release
If
the
club
w**
di-.
id p:< f the lle irm id etUera France, bombing among oihri
hi f h i |iir»»*cd w ith On ih*
County
Defense
Council,
appeareil
L* ' 1 n ig
” ( In to M u lobjective* anil induafrlal plntit b* ntiiMi.
in p H ie ro n ip n n v mud
M on\
the tin
f ; ih t:iMn r f > i S p a in % >
near Bethune which ia 45 mileThe liwiAion lo dlibuful Ihi* club at the meeting to rm |ur*t
m m hav»' had i% |M n « n r o
il ("i i h i j on JuptineiM
inland from the Catala area.
Rml upvmtv f»F ii w vfiw lub City to prepare a new map *how • dl illm g . c it h e r in ..........I
\
11 1 th
u »i hv tiewu re Imjtiir wa* mad* by official* » f Ing the location uf - all water or m school, he "ind
'to T o k y o whn'h nald
the Florid* Hint * ly'A*tut ut lJ»- hydrant*, main* ami valve*, In
Severn!
nihil
I
ii
o
u. it ,in d
r h ild r e n
latka 1a»t
tbc> in*I lo order th at re-locating old valve* for enli<tm»’nt w r
> M*w hod
h e rn or*
tliftciiaa the prop n i t Ion offered and Inalalllng new one* can lie rnyht, und C'lipUim
considered.
The
Commission
by that clly lo ifiv* Irw uac of agreed lo have tic map prepared I heee
men Co t *< o|d 1
u i
I -•r* ign S e i'fH n r jf
• liffbUnt flrld f'*r playing. l*aA five-year lease upon *p- c h n n i l eEJimiiuHltift l . r . i .
I !' it liM in d ’y welcom ed
latka ban fallal In an attem pt pm sim ataly four »rre* of Und M iiiUv In order ih n "" '
mII v “ m iMir cum*
to riiaa iiifflici.*nt fund* It* takr adjarent to the Florida Agri | ■,111it 111ill 4’ III th r L*»' I II i i
i
i Hr* i|< fent o f (i«r*
over the franchh** and operate cultural Experiment Station on n - lai'll 1hiiRP Cnli ri'*l* d Mi i"
mi t H"U i i j l ( !ornniumt
1
Five n rrro NVA worker* wer- the team the rrmalmlier of the Celery Avanue wa* authorised Ihe u rut to are him R*
year.
pikMiiidi',
ninre
there
lift1
1
pi
by
the
Commission
Th*
station
i: I \io iy him cgppainfully Injured and 13 oihci
Beverul cluba in tilt league dea bird more land for esiM-rl- f r two or three more
u> uino 1,11010 0 troop*
negro NYA youth* were give"
made
bida
for
fiin
f'in
l
playera
mental
purpoaes,
It
was
explain
('ruler
the
direction
»
‘f
mhid
•
'
f • . h ji * Mint down
first aid treatm ent a t tha Or
u.i the fran- ed The City own* the land h> Imu 11-041nl* of the plntiH ■
I J ? » m ,'pl.no-B,
di M roy«d
lando A ir Ita— knipltsl folio*-mu before official*
here. John Gamel of Or* rated between the ball park and
of the force lire mnr
vni < mi in 1iink - und repuUod
an accident yesterday afternoon __
S o ft , run i
to iHi
nlihre
r if h n
Hi* lu ini nthtrkft o-f Ih *
when a government truck bearimr Undo told officUla here hr would the station
The transfer of a beer anil wine i Mill *J‘2 nrnmunition i* iv"
Vtl IIII Id* ............ um iiv 4 oTong the w h o U
18 NYA worker*, vn route from like tn buy Felv McKar.ry, Sem
•in the H u lh c Sen to tha
n—r Ovleda to thr air bars, wa* inole left fielder. Ocn'n has In- license from Glenn Brown lo P. fur triiitruction nml rector-'‘ fn frtin
• i in tlie
Iw odny-old
■truck by e south bound freiyht dlcetcd It would like U> buy Joe W. Anderson, who ia > now the my, inplnm Ifwrper rmid, l ' I'H'I' Hhn l
operator
of
the
lakcfront
ChatJustice
end
Det-and
h
i
t
made
a
'
f
II
I
O
g
(it rHue i t >o . jo c o rd in g to !h «
i nr h man tn rom|ilete tit
train one-half mile south of
eau. waa granted by th r Cum- rrenrd* In Ofdef t" he . Igihl. Red \
)rid
fur
Ernie
IgV
xtlry.
u
n
ro u n d c o m Geneva.
Ocala is given first choice of m itt ion.
1"t Moinlay liruadcaal
I,, fire with higher nitd r * ytni'* in n n up
The truckload of workers, win
A rernrit in kept of the t-eort-*. floor
bad been digging up paint tree- itayera aa th at club is now at
Tl
in vnrloiin poult ion», «nd l ertom
ino revealed thftf
near Oviedo for use In the bear be bottom of the leag’ii. Other
!• nuiking a i l l n arkn rnunt Ih* iittnmed In firM* lit. <
NYA-Undscsplng project, were dubs will be given choice in
b
] <ng u line run*
ill.* men may firr the larger p no ijreturning to the be— when thr order of their plar* in th*
41
» I'« | f T t m )
4nlihre rifle*.
accident occured
about 8:20 losgu* ladder starting front th*
)
Adj (Jen, Vivian Collin* of
CHICAGO. June 24—(A-) — A
o'clock yesterday afternoon, air bottom.
At the meeting last night th* growing shortage of form labor St Augunlinr
wrote
CoptniM
be— officials divulged.
Although five of the negro officials were unahl* to find a tan b* c h K lrd If r ltr lr lf W forma ILi l per Miggeal ing that the Scmyouths were described ae pain city Id take the franco! w and a n equipped with a washing ma- tnoli* (‘oilnt y Ih'feMie f'ounril lo
fully Injured, none were said to could not see ‘heir way c 'sa r to china, refrigerator, and electric given n permanent hi'uduuni tu *
pump. That waa th r pre- «t the Armory. A* rufllmliwn of
be seriously Injured. Only one operate the teem ■* a league water
acription today of Robert II. t h e
h u i I d i n g.
Captain
youth Nathaniel Davis, was ad road club. The league has been Craig.
Deputy Adm inlatrator of
m itted to tha hospital. Tha re- paying the pteyera their sileries, lha U. 8. Rural Klrctrlflcatlon Ilurpef iiuld the offer word i h«
raalnlng workers were given first two dollars a day for living ex Administration. who characterised miide to J I*. Ing ley, rh'imnnr.
aid treetm en l a t the base hospital panses end giving own*-* of care tha farm labor ararrlty aa "si- of ihe rnUMdl Adj Ceo « olliio* pleti.i 1 id ..... ...
nl the Hanford
fo r minor cuts, abrasions, contu f its rente n mile to transport ready acuta In soma regions, m er romrnemlrd the orgamxjit mu of V..f an M-.l .hoo| are to bs athem
from
one
city
to
another
tli**
Drfrna*
Force,
laying
it
wm
sions. and bruises. It was totm ed.
to ut d i*1 to II «*l ndenta
Friday
ely threatening In others, but • “muit meritorloui gctiv t> “
Details o f the aorident were te pley their game*.
to inn 1he m hoid om iplrtea tha
I t Is generally believed among bound to bacoma aarioua everyThe public !• Invited to irnpecl ten m••Mill term
Mr*. R. C.
Sanford ha—ball fan* that only whara."
t h r group a t Ita weekly drill !<-*
Milk to• II. p» Mil Ipul, MUil today tn
flee or ala of the pleyere will
on onday nights at the Armory ft tep toll fur Ihu county sc tool
■tun, beginning at H,00 a'rliwh hoard
be sold within the league aa the
on Monday night at th r Armory
team has been playing half tbe
Tim m ' to
In' n w iird e d
C o r l if field with untried men picked up
Irate* ale M i'. Hclra Alderman,
to fill positions. Those players
Ml* Murv 11,1,lin, Mina Ka the r In*
who are expected to be bought |
Gilidei, Si ia. Gludya llall, UIm
by team* In the letgue are Joe
l.yillu Hunk In. Mi** Miiry Lynn
Curl Kettle*, Rick OIL
It"**, Mi** Annio Weddle, MlM
jaapie, Ernie InV alley, Pete UcW. A. Leffler, chairman of IVrry le« llnfl, Mra, Ksthuf
aad Ray Ashton.
WaaMmrti. Mi** Wilma Italia*
_ tbe Seminole
County
Id tuday Mi*» Selma levy. M in Ruth Msj ' , Cu7kk Health Committee,
th at D. J. N. Patterson, aaai*t. S larm u , Mi*a Jianno 1‘opHn h 4
,
_
__
___ _
_
_____
ught
back *nt State health officer, and l>lrk Myer*.
Cerlifleuie* to In) awardad fat|
te *S eat eld "member* a " report on Mlaa Jean llanderaon, ear,
esrculivv
ashing- aecretary oT tbe
the atato-wldr
(tate-wide pub- typing, •h'lrthand, m iraeognpbe
the la (net bulletin from W alkingfen atata th a t 110 congremmen He health group, will be in San- ing, filing and bookkeeping, An
YORK, June 84. —( A F > ito re had algnad tha io n l Friday to lay plana for iho one of the rw julrrm tnt* fo r th a
the new* of
petition within n week'* development of a health unit In certificate the atudrnt m uat m r h
pletr a rrrta in number of b u i l t
goal ia IIS signs ra. T he Seminole County,
will (to rt with a tala- A meeting haa been railed at of eati*fartury work In a fiTTlInaat
|M 0 month pane Ion.
the City lia ll a t 10:00 o'rlock office, Mra. Muxwell said.
Enrollment for the re a r, to*
it monthly conference of Friday morning, Mr. L effler arid,
le t will be held to O r- Invited to meet vrith the two eluding night puplla, ha* U m
121,
of which 50 have been placed
July ST In lha Chamborofficial* from Jacksonville will
area Building.
be representative! of lbe County In pcrm nnm t Jobe and W obtain*
■- ■'*
■«*' ■
1 ■ 1 1~ "
Commlaalon, the City Commle- n l tem porary or part-tim e w orth
o M n rtk laa naad toaion, tha Bebool
Board,
tha Mra. Maxwell elated. Miaa C lara
of oomhat nlfplanaa Sam tool# County Medical Aaao- MrlaeL ha* assisted Mra. K a m i
tad Btotaa a n mada elation, and haa da o f civic or- In lha Instruction during th a W |
term .
Government's E fforts
: To H alt Trouble
{- A re Unsuccessful
V irgil Sanderlto, of Richmond, Vs., third assistan t engtno f^ tk d torpedoed Amercien freighter Rubin Moor is greeted
a t m s h le g to n airport (top) by his wife and Philip Williams
( l e f t / secretary of the U. S. Embassy in Rio de Janeiro. With
him, (Sandtrlin brought the photo a t bottom, showing him (le ft)
with Vjber survivors aboard the rescue ahip Osorio. With him are
Philip S eries, Britlah passenger (center) und John J . llanlgan,
third mala.
June Brides’ Special: Here’s How
They Wrote Weddings SO Years Ago
■•'We certainly have come a
long way sines then I" might be
y o g r j f | r s t r u c t i o n - I n reading
the e e e o u n t'o f * vfcddlhg which
took place over BO years ago.
wtrirtr- Is c o n ta in e d - in - a n old
scrapCook found a t the MonteBeys a b e ts eight year* of aga sum s Hotel by E v erett Sandndge,
The
snaiibitoh
Who Intend to go to Camp W in new m anager.
ona to Volusia county, which will was brougnl to ihe « IV « uf
Tho
Sanford
Herald
by Mi**
ope* Monday, were urged today
to re g iste r fo r tb e two-week so*, Avis Severn, who lives el the
■ion
sines reservations are r a hotel. <
pidly being token. II.
E. M orrii.It le am udng to —e bun- th r
1 o f the Ju n io r High style of w riting has changed by
and a sponsor o f the comparing tbe story of th r wed
ding with one of today. For rscamp, la recalling reservations.
Im provem ents have recently ample, each wedding prravnl Is
w o n m ads to the camp, whirh listed.
Big headline*
proclaim
the
la located n ear DeLeon Spring*.
Mr. .M orris —id. The dock hot eeent, which apparently wa* an
The
headline*
rebuilt, cabins repainted, im portant one.
r flo a t has been added, ■bore the story ere a* follow*:
“ Hymen's Captives.“ Wash
and aeveral new boats have been
ington' Society Disturbed by Two
acquired.
m in u tely CO bora will be W eddings in One Week.” “ Mlw
E. Emma Bmllh
Transform ed
a t the camp
during the
.. « 4 th a , will receive in- Into Mrs. f . H. DeVoe.” “ Wcd•tractio n to handicraft, biking, Utck’n Chain Wound Round Mr.
Win. U nstable and Ml— C har
awtouatag, boating and oth er ac lotte W alla"
tiv ates.
The article about Ihe wadding
' T he r llmue of tho camp period followar
HU he on Sunday night. July
"O n W sdnnsdsy evening, the
I, when th a an au al w ater carn i Ip th alL, th e doors of the h o t.
val la presented. Tha public is hltoble residence o f Mr. and lira.
tovtted to atten d this psgeenl, John V oorinse, o f thia elly, were
which la s t y e a r waa baaed upon flung open wide to adm it the
Indian legend,
many frien d s o f Mr. J. H. Deo f th e Interesting right* Voe and Mlaa K. Emma Bmllh
o a Sunday U to see to w itness tho interesting eeretend church in an mony which waa to unite them,
abandoned church building n —r till dealli, aa husband and wife.
th e camp. Tho trip la mad* by Tor waal o r fo r woo, fo r b atter
boat, w ith th e group singing o r fo r w o r n /
hym ns m ost o f th o wvqr. Ons
"The tavUnUona stated th a t
( M t o i Mi r u m T I f n )
For
S e s s i o n Monday
■ ■
list*.
M eantim e however,
l« hem
Shipbuilding
w
o f 11 s h lm N le i
• v docks Effected by th e
agreed to sign a coast wide con
ta c t negotiated by the A. F. L.
m etal trade#, sad . th e re was
speculaUon th a t tale m ight b etas
an end to the s trife .
M
The o th er strike-bound y ards
• already had naaMtod th e ag ree
m e n t BsthJe few's fa lte rs to sign
h ad been cited by th e striker*
ns one reason f a r refu sin g to
____
retu rn to work.
• Crashes F u tu re
M odel A irplane ,
t At Tampa
Rests
Second Selective Service Registration
Sanford Baseball aty Declines To New Enlistments
Players Will Be Pay Freight Cost Are Revealed In
Of Library Hems
Sold By League
Defense Group
Only Seven Clubs To
Operate For Re
mainder Of Season
Rifle Practice And
Drill I Held Hy
Members Of Croup
18 Are Injured
In Truck-Train
Crash At Geneva
Farm Labor I*ack
I Called Acute
Certificates To
He Awarded 14 At
Vocational School
Work Of Townsend
Club Is Reviewed
City News Briefs
Health Committee
Will Meet Friday
Buying Wave Greets
Conflict On Exchange
sl
500 Soviet Aircraft
Destroyed By Ger
many's Luftwaffe;
Three Towns Taken
‘On To Moscow,’ i.
Span
Shout
WASHINGTON, Jtnw 24
—{AVy- LegiaUUoa to glrs
statutory unction to tbe Na
tional Defense
Mediation
Board and to empower Pres
ident Roosevelt to order
maintenance of the status
quo for 80 days in a defense
strike was approved today
by the House Naval Commit*
tlfC
Tha bill waa a su b stitu te f* r
legislation by C hairm an Vinson
(D-Oa.) to rnqnlrn
a 10-day
cooling o ff porlod boforn a
fra** atrika could bogln.
Baa Franc laco strik in g maahtolala rem ain *d aloof to Iho goe•rn m sa t’a offo rts to
pom ade
them to enroll un d er fe d e ra l
civil eervlce, and re tu rn to
i t ruck ehlpyard* on Ban F ranc lo
co Bay.
O ther craftsm en re tu rn e d to
work aa usual, to larg e num bers,
kut there w as no reopen — by
th e A, F . L ee C. L O.
* . w ho ‘
Up From The Depths Where The
/
�Herald
P o s it io n
NEWS
0 . E. Myers, district mmns per •
ef the Civil service D istrict In
A tlanta, today announced open
competitive exsirinatlon* fo r the
fbttowing posit ions:
Principal
commodity contract
clerk, senior commodity contract 9
c lif f , (MWfrtodlty contract clerk,
pattern maker, junior a ircraft
view Is the. likelihood 41
this country end commi
Q ftu c a in G o g U tK i w iU cqi
8:20 U . P . N ew s
f
8:46 Miracle* and Melodies
1 tO fV d rs eyct-yw hOrelfor an
m u ;
e t ■ ■■ i
KM
that ever alncc the
the Invasion or tfo1 . working hand-'In
thin country, Against
rt fs well known in this couni
lO-Gcrman pact, which herald*
U fc H J"
iper In every
7:00 E xcursion* In Helene*
7:15 S p c rti H rp c rte r
7:25 M usical In terlu d e
engine mechanic, machinist, end
7:80 l im e O ut* F o r Dancing
pas cutter and burner.
—
7:45 Eucfcaa a n d W hy
7*50 M uiic Room
7 1I 6 E lm er D ayIb e n d tbe N ew i
8 .00 W« the People
• JO Iww lao hn S tad iu m Concert.
0:00 G lenn M iller
0:15 Public A ffair*
n M o s c o w , w ill c a ll
o u t o £ ( o f t t o tlp jS A t
A fric a n
way (he delivery or
[e the
................
.opt! that ttfa
'ESS?- «
if t h o e x 4
* > "*
of argument con any
r t e G e rm a n
I f c R R ffW o M -
-ah*
Germany,
V E I t f l B r q u T G |1 A Y
m
° n.
King' ip’f\er power to
ied.'a noii-aggrosatan
Russia. Surely
appease the (
pact with Jhei
Tomorrow’s Program s
0:30 N orm an Beasley and
FITInrU.
lorida Cowboy*
7:00 N ew s of E urope
7:15 B re a k fa st BrovlUcs
hi> d a u p p ll e d
S S a
8:10
8:15
8:30
0:00
0:05
0:15
" 'o
S:25
0:45
tuioll
uutia* (bo dlctaof thtfiworkara,
«t(cnr'exclusion,
baa been drawn
iha; preservation
of capitalraaUonalJtwa of tnur 1U« Just aa England
over known:1CoRtmunuti ih ima country must realize 1tint
they are now in' the'Mine' Mat with everybody elite nnd
that If the ship goee' dotyiTPlfc/ wjfll go down with it.
We Are Getting $p{qewhet£
So flo w fr aqgfl* from th* holy
M ad ..*0 on-1 6 *
wand bright
j > o v U i U rtfr* ?
leva laid t i h
^ flM ta l root,
■
Moments
il JOI hindered
out
of
fkjW*r* sp ran g .
*■'
a t ‘the
love
Although the United States la far from prepared for
any major military a ifo n ' 4r.t evkrvla defend Itq own
these
. n o breath of life shapes dis
tance Into Ipaves,
iM *aeh tieW born cell
drink's from 'th e star-filled well,
the milky stre a m s 1 of th* aky'a
What About
PrepnrtdnfM
In tho Uat 12 niontha tow
atropgcat in tho world, aa
1) Alt' army of 6ver 1
on the foundation of last ye
world unfolding Into
fflower,
t * rose of life, the Illy a w iite p
A I
ju s t to think V* got thi
Is
rt **t|1
. .tlmo
t
u w ithout reso
*
-M>aVdttivf^ d''
y
ship ways liv f n r w u im T lW ly
*• • 7) Before tho summer .>Jf oV
bo iq quantity prptiuflUoft of Uw
: S r^ r.;:1
, km:__
A lone—recent
la finding m
imethlng
private ptanU are tumina out
ticraft gutu, rlfloa, machltw $
incrcnaing quantities,’
;
Thid ahowJng bai boon ]
groateat cpnvvalfiia of Mua(i
the hietory of the country-In
grewa ..editorfaUy, tho' Wall 8
K u wo hdor^.wen aajr’thkll
1 u n tW
ow
t o m . W » < ^ U ty
cant a d(eUionnlp>'TbaWa
all In a democratic way.' *
cdtqmunUU are
e/ep o t How,, A .'
fermeky li
V T » W 0 O W > JV » W ™
By CUAIUXS r . STEWART
I as Central Proa* OolHtanilt
, WHEN this w ar’s over, whether
W* do or don 1g get Into it) shall w*
or abaU '»# not laps* Into quit* a
prolonged p**c#-tt-any.prlc# com.....................
- plex. a* w* did
IL * I a fte r W o rld
)<n 4 8 0
W ar No. IT
m o n th e ijo h tfS
11
furvle n t o f H
|» “ ^
' ! ■ ny now to oas»sV
. . ^ I pare th s t pe-
inrift
k. j . ' m
HATOUTFIT
' BUDDV? •§?
A t W x f 'i E n d ?
1 he hyacinth springs on a dark
I ^**0 eternity give* peace to
5
reran ting 7 War*"" e x c e p t' t q f U l
round disarm am ent." . * i
V J tk • •
( I v a th iy
ow ned
I t y W r j f a w ill
14 gpialf
e q u ip p e d
an-
ammunition in over
.V “ i ) 'r
r
Ihrqvgh .ope pX Hie
Purppte* of war hi
ting as dofanw pro1 WuHld- have to acWs havo done it
PAINT IT
" YOURSELF
m o c r a c l e * acUvUy
We h a d p a d f(sUc eoctetle* then at) over th#
lse*. W# hav* some today, too.
ut now they’re largely dlecredlt*1— referred to aa N ails. Fascists.
Communists, appeaser* and even
traitors. Back In the 1030's they
put their tlulT across—aa wltnesa
the Kellogg pact, our naval lim ita
tion bargain with B ritain and J a
pan. and Anally our nautiwUtjr law.
That law ha* been modified of late,
la due to be modified earn* more,
may be repealed entirety and la
ypoken of In the moat uncompli
m entary term s Yet the thing
went through akJUng directly a ftsr
Senator Gerald P. Ny# Introduced
NU-ENAMEL
RANDALL
E L E C T R IC
I l l MAGNOLIA a v e .
t
WASHINGTON. June 24—W”>
-The Nasi w sr machine must
ush tbe lied Array In three
months or faro disastroui dif
ficulties according to well Inform
ed opinion here,
A smashing
German
victor
witbln a month, aa predicted In
Berlin, was considered entirely
conceivable, however.
The wholo
outcome
of the
S e n a to r Kjne,
e
,
G E T E X P E R T BEMULTS
Victory In One
trS
a M P ^ S ftfc
~M fon
J » i _ a ' ,fl 1030 untU not
h « f - V , J M so very tonj
■ a l.V /B
sgo. u lth our
present splurge
of defense and
aid - the • dt-
1
v™ , X K .n H .J p 4 v ,
P baaa I M I
Mather Arcade'
10:30 A t Home W ith Sally Martin
10:45 L est We F o rg e t
11:00 K ate Sm ith Speaks
11:15 Sw ing l o u r P a rtn e r
11:30 Hom anre O f H elen T re n t
11:45 O ur Gal Sunday
12:00 U P News
12:10 M usloil Interlude
12:15 Checkerboard Tim e
12:30 Banco Time
12:45 Head of Life
1 :00 You tip' D?. Malone
1:16 Joyce Jo rd a n
1:30 M erry tin Hoiinil
2:0 0 Mury M a r g a t e ! McBride
2:15 The Soluista
2:26 U p N ew .
2:30 A Friend In D eni
2:46 C hildren Also A re People
2:56 P ress News
3:00 Bob llnnni'ii
3:16 l|m
3:30 S to ry t f Ih-ss Johnson
3:45 AmrrTean O sleopatIJc Asso.
from A tlantic C ity.
.
1
4:00 A m n t on Mualc
4:16 A fternoon V arieties
4:30 O rgana Melodies
4:45 SrsM rrgnot! Haines
6:00 Tho Lone lts n p e r
6:30 Doc Seller*
T rue B ill
, H tudvs
,
m
F ree Delivery,
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
P ro g ra m resum e
M orning D evotions
Southern Serenade
V irginia
Black and W hll* notes
M yrt and M arge
Marne)
O rganoTcltles
W oman o f C ourage
D aytona llcach V a rictle i
*0:15 UP News
W itsu fc ai J i p i ■ • • at*
do»y p f It*' hidden bed,
o t th e ag eless Call!
inw *'J 6ne yenere a rm
Ills
8:00 UP New*
HAVD
TIDED
ALL f o c . l h ^ ’WIX*
L et us »<* refl and t r j If.not.tha
r». and turn again unto intMhft,
d. Let u s lift our h e a rt
C hands unto. God Ip the
> -T le g a a n U U o n * 1:40,
Uorlsoti]
1* In a flow er o f bell*
B r a n o r * Champngi**.
Wine, Gin, Cordial*, etc.
dflam doubtless would be O. K.
But. eromlngly. all hands can’t
be depended on4o stay put. Bom*
outlaw nation apparently' Is car*
tain, soonar or later, to tear loose,
The remedy evidently la not to
•dials th* ta r out of th* outlaw
an d then to hogtl* th* cannltwl *0
effectively th a t he never can s ta rt
anythiAg again. T hat was tried on
Germany, In th* tre a ty o t Ver
sailles. and It h a sn 't worked.
> B a ile e , If a particular offonder really can b* perm anently
squelched, a different one may. go
Ml the ram page la te r on. F or In
stance. Italy w asn't any w peclal
hellion In l A j . l l , . filno* than J T 6
i
^ t n d N y r i While he w as torse.
UgAUng he w as am ply commanded,
aa bate# engaged Ut s g re a t weak.
Mow fc*» s t o u t M in t Tim mlldeet
f t’s Cot the length Of youf
hair. Madame, It'* the
shapeL You’ll be dcllght• g ’ w ith Tour coiffure
.
. . with Its flexibil
ity and its sweep of line
agar Btrkidcr
announced
last
b* ' coiutructrd
to honse
this
week th a t a new building weald
steadily
growing
departm ent
n*ilid j2
N S
Obartay
-Jt Nw
C—
Hfflfft lan d |a d e
* *
,
T it* M i l
LIQUORS
S a a fe rd A vene* J e s t O ff Of
"
> G e a e ra Avenue
»
Is ‘ T our H air In
' We May Ease V F 1 ’ ___*
f t wouldn't judge, then, th a t w a il 1
aaw off on our preparedness proJ
(hat capitalism got Us into i t The gram a t the' currant w ar’s and^.
appeasers sUU eay #0, bu( a l the Ferhspa we ll ease up a felt, b u t my
preaeht Writing Uwy*r# m w tad out
Ilk* fury fa r saying IL Then It
w d * th lt w ^H
wga widely agreed th a t they ware
right. Eta* neutrality couldn't have
SnTrS
ANGEL’S
SHACK
eat
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sh o p
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TUB SANFORD
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SANFORD, fLORIDA
: PAGE THREE
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•
Mrs. George Bishop
, Gives Bridge Party
MR&’fr im iN K BEAL, Society Editor
f T flfp k c » d
Janice Reel Given
*Socia} Calendar
• •
Fnrty At Theater
‘ t ‘i t
M rs. 'L. E. R eel e n te rta in e d
In h o n o r of^ h e r sm all d a u g h te r,
Mlaa Ja n ic e R eel, on h e r rix th
b irth d a y , F rid a y a fte rn o o n w ith
a T h e a te r P a rty . T he gueata a s
sem bled a t th e R eel hom e on
H olly A venue and from th ere
m otored to th e th e a te r.
A fte r th e p ic tu re tho young
g u e sts a d jo u rn e d to the
Reel
home w here Ice cream a n d cake
w ere served. T h e b irth d a y ra k e
w as In th e c e n te r of th e tab le
and th e g u e sta stood aro u n d the
tab le and aang “ H appy B irthday*' to th e h o n o r g u e st.
E n jo y in g th e p a rty w ith M iss
Reel w e re : th e
M isses
M ary
L ouise S m ith, N ancy Reel, Jo a n
W illiam s. J e a n n e L ane
M ilter,
D onna W itty , L inda
L ca n u ld .
A nn R aborn, C arol* David sn d
C arolyn S ta n le y and Elwood W il
liam s, a n d L u th e r David. J r .
vyspsiW*
T he W o m a s 'a Club m em bers
a r e ask e d to m ee t a t th e club
M o u s e a t 8 :0 0 P . M. to seer fo r
th e R ed C ross. M iss Iren e H in
to n wlR be In c h arg e.
TnURJJDAt
T he wom en o f the
B a p tist
C hurch a re asked to m ee t a t 0:30
%A. M. a t th e W om an's C lub to
sew fo r th e Red C ross. M rs. Kad c r wQl be in c h arg e .
. T here w ill b» a m eetin g of the
Sem inola R ebckah Lodge a t the
I. O. O. F . building. T hle m eet
i n g will begin e t 8:00 P . M.
•T h e A ru le s C ircle o f th e G atden C lub w ill rnbet a t th e W o
m an ’s C lub to ecw fo r tho Red
C ross e t 0 :3 0 A. U .
m
MONDAY*
*
T he a u d itio n f o r high school
.s tu d e n ts In B em lnolt C o u n ty to
e elret th e boy o r g irl to com
pete fo r the $100 m u ilc sc h o la r
ship, o ffe re d by S te tso n U ni
v e rsity School o f M usic, w ilt be
d r i v e n In th e W om an’s C lub a t
.3:00 P . M.
^
T ho m em bers- o f th e WoiAsnJS
C lub * re ‘ ask ed to m e a t a t th e
Club' H ouse to s^w f a r th s tie d
Cross
a t *0 ■
:3'*0 *o'cio:V
**
* * W ft - - . . - i
Confederacy Group
To. Meet Tomorrow
^
T he p ro g ram fo r the business
“ m eeting nnd luncheon
nf the
C hildren of the C onfederacy c o n
te n tio n which Is being held In
Karifi nl tom orrow will rn n sist of
the Invocation giv rn hy the llev.
. M artin J. R ram . recto r of lloly
W C ross Episcopal Church, and will
he followed hy the pledge to
the A m erictn Dag by th e a s
sem bly.
The in lu te to the C onfederate
fla g will he given hy the assem ■ lily and welcomes a re to he given
h r a C ity official, Mrs. M artin J.
R rrm . p resid en t of the N dc V
H ow ard c h ap ter. U nited D augh
te rs nf th e C onfederacy; Mrs. F
E. R oum illat.
d irecto r e f the
£ R obert E. I-ee c h sp te r, Children
m o f.th e C onfederrcv; Miss K a th e r
ine Spencer. president of the Rol>ert E. I-ee c b ip te r, Children of
the Confederacy.
T alks will be heard hy re p rr.
_ e entallves o f the D am -titers of
...; . jh.
O (he A m erican
R evolution;
the
Spanish A m erican W ar V ctt!f*'i
A usiliary i|nd C-e America)'
‘ A ll'l-e
j , , , , AoixlUary...
J l*
1 Responses* w in
K. L. Ms e w . o f F l n i t o i i A d l .
or h f The OitllrrcTi
t% vtstnn —rttr
of the ConTJiJsracy
and
Miss
C arolyn L y n c h ’ of the
Aneelo
M' reno M allory c h a p te r o f Pensarola.
Mrs. E. L. M athew s will In
.Irtstu ce the dl.il:n g ulthed guests
nnd the assem bly _, will f iryf
“ A m erica'A business tnaotlng wjll be held
nnd the group w l l l l h e t t a djoinn
for luncheon a t lb* I’a fla h H uts*.
D uring the
luncheofc several
•m em ber, of the W
wd'l provide e n te rta in m e n t, The
particip an t* %flll be E a rl J « l* t
nnd 3%»nu Ma t hewn.' Mr4*. I*. A.
DavU, of B tarkc, F lorida dlvU Irn
lire
rm ldent of tjic UnKM I ’uufh-
British Group To
•• Sponsor Program
148
T
r r r
P e rsona Is
Miss Alice Caldw ell of Miami
ia here visiting h e r sla te r, M rs.
J . N. W hitner.
Mr. amt Mrs. R. F . C ooper and
so n s of Oviedo a re spending th eir
vacation a t D aytona Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. E a rl
d a u g h te r, M ary J e a n ,
w eekend in O rlando a i
o f Mr. and Mrs. C.
K ing and
sp e n t the
the g u ests
B. B row n.
Mrs. D. I .
T h ra s h e r
will
loave tom orrow fo r T oecoa, Go.,
w here she plana to spend a v a
cation.
Miss G eralilino Itra a of W est
Palm Reach is visiting her contin . Miss Rose A nn Rrooks, fo r
a sh o rt tim e.
Mr. and Mrs. John R ru m lry
have gone l« Com m
......
__
erce,
Ga.,
w here they will spend th e ir v a
cation.
Mrs. M adalyn Ilidler. form erly
o f S a nford, now: fo A ugusta,
G a., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. I. D. M artin , Sem inole M rs. A. M K inrer.
C ounty C h airm an fo r thu B u n
dles f o r B rita in th is m orning
Miss Rnsr Ann B rooks has
issued th e follow ing notice fo r re tu rn e d home a f te r alien,ling
publication in wblcli th e said: the 4 11 Club nt Cam p McQUsr“ A tte n tio n ; T h e B undles fo r rlc a fte r a week th ere .
B rita in -C lub ia h a p p y , to a n
nounce th a t N orm an B easley and
Mr*
H arold \V*«M>urn
and
Kla F lo rid a cow boys and cow MU* P erry I .re Hell
the
g irls will be in S a n fo rd on tho w eekend at Camp Blanding with
e vening n f Ju ly 3 fo r a n even- C aption W a-hhiim .
ing n f Joy and e n te rta in m e n t fo r
those who love to dance, also
W E, Hollevhead, Billy I lot fo r those who love m usic and ley hi m l . and William L. W es t.
songs w hich c a rry one in to the Jr., a tte nded the model airptane
llvro o f those c h a ra c te rs who love m ert in Tampa, Sunday,
n a tu re a n d the g re a t o u t-o fdoors, the love and trag e d ie s o f
M iss Oledn Dyson left y e s
th e men of th e plain s whoso terd ay aftern o o n for Coluitinin,
w ord la law a n d th e hoots and 8. C„ w hele she will Iin the
saddles
a re
cherished
posses g u e st of Dr and Mr- M alrolm
sions.
M oatellrr for a few days.
“ T he B undies fo r B rita in Is
d e p a rtin g from the usual form
lfr«. G race Dorr* and d a u g h
of e n te rta in m e n t to one o f "Life te r, M ary G race Dorr", are e x
on th e R a n g e.’ "
pected to a rriv e here Sunday
Mrs. M artin urgevt e veryone to a f te r a th re e w eeks' ra ra tln n nt
listen In over the radio to m o i. vario u s points in T exas.
row m orning fo r th e a n n o u n ce
m ent hy N orm an Heasley of the
F rien d s of Mrs. H e n rietta A
big p a rty to be held on Ju ly 3. W illiam s. 422 Sum m erlin A 'i
n u t, will re g re t tn lesrn Hint
she has been III fo r the pn«t
week a t h e r hom e.
151,000 Is Collected
By Church Of God
N enrly f l , 000
w as collected
d u rin g the C hurch o f G od's s ta re
Convention, wnic
which
closed
la s t
Convrniion,
ighl. it
It was
w as re p o rte d today by
ight,
he money will lie
. F. Curry. T
Th,
w ork of the c hurch,!
Mia* M ary Fm tna Al»tain« nf
Oadavilla, AU-. raturna»l h«ni»»
y a aterd a y a f lr r spanjin^r m ntmil
lin^e an Ih** fu**t of Mr ami
M rt. R. F. Crffirlm w .
S
Pi Kappa Alphas
• - To Hava Supper
Bible School Will
Rehearse program
SBfiiS-iSS
B A R G A IN
<)AY
Uglou* ta
nature,
Mr.
>lnT<»
M id. T he p ro g ra m wilt include
a. processional, q u oting of sc rip
tu re passages, pledges to the
C h ristia n A n d
U nited
S tatu s
fls g s , nnd songs. T ha public will
b , la rk e d to th e program .
P ro je ct upon which
the varlooa dlyjstona o f th e Bible school
W I P * in n l w ork will be exhih ltad a t th e ex ercisei. A tU n t•Aca Ot th e school has been th s
b e st In Us h isto ry , th r directory
screlo n f1***** ^ * r *
(( • . l l a a r S
Th«i Truth S«*ek«*r* ' la*"* of
tho Methodist ( hurt It In-Id it*
rt’i;ular monthly I»iimii «
aiwl «ot*lal
inn t m e
with
MrItimlie
William*, Momlny aftoi fmou nt
.1:00
IV M
with
M iv
.Itihn
Vaughn. prc*ld«*itt, pti-wiihm; Tint
inert mic op«,iu*tl with tin- *itiK«
i»K of " R ta n if th r I 't i i 'l i n j f
followctl hy a prayer ly Mi* W.
P. C hapm an Mm. (
(
I'liont
h'lid tin- drvotituial nitd *ho M’ad
fn»m the fn u tth ih a p tir t»f Acta.
Th i* |Mtitmn t*f the i i i m I iiil' wit*
t Iomm I with the h>mii "W h .'i i the
Boll i* ('nllt t| up Ynndi t
Mr* II. II hum in mnl
Mi*
K \ Haiti *aii$; a h> mu 11dI**w •-•I
hy *4’w r a l putMi* n ad hs Mr*
Vaughn. The nif. lm$* «.*• 4 l.t't d
with n trin ctinpttwt.l ..| Mi*.
IhincNti, Mr* Vuuyhfi, mid N|i*.
lit m *int(ini: a -wa it«11•t«»
Mr* Wlllifiiiit Hk 1 t«t| ftv o t te r
hoatra««*a, Mr*
W mMi i
tlaik
and M m
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Itiir’ Mr* C h a p m a n , A l \ .nichn,
Mr*
Mr»
Mra. Jamra lloomrlt
ltr*. Jnm r* Bonarvclt, Hi# fo rm ri
t iipIIo
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n 'v York •*v piano from Ima An*
:•1 « to p i 'i i lu r liiiahantt, rrturn*
n fm in I m ope hy ('Upper. A cap*
i*1’* In t Via U, S. M anna (hirpa,
I*' "ny ha»t to ru t h it honeymoon
l»trl to h a v e on *n a*«lunm ent (o
»».. VI it|.||.t Fa at.
Hires ilow They
>\ r o t e Weddings
Lilly Years A go
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lAPI’Y BIRTHDJ
C- E- Ch<iri>ening
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CORRECTION
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HOUSECOATS
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l.ovelr
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colors th at l«H>k s» though they
came right »ul
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up to dry and If a »U ready •“
wear M ia ltl
tY re p -sre u n d » ' slpper tlo alng
Cukes of Toilet
Soup with (iifl
Face Cloth
style* Iq no ifcn 'a $ud
alias.
A great
worth!
big
u u a r 'r r '
S generous ra k e , ul our
frag ra n t I'raim aiil
tn.uqurt loilrl snap. plu> a
soli llu lly face clulh —
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PIGGLY WIGGLY & LOVETT'S
NO.
Power And Light
Will O f f e r New
P r e v i e w Service
S e s s i o n Monday
u*i«’»li« liavioif
It was rrro n n u sly s tu iid
yeatervlay'e Issue ul tho S.mfH erald
Id th at
a t Mi»» M * uurel Da
w ould h t on • lunchimn rm a ir
toe f o r the C h ild u n of tin C<
federgey convention, thu iuiui 'h e ir ligiun nf fn e m la
Al»<iut
■houtd h a w been Mm» M .rg n •
| »it• I nili*' u' i Im k a r<'< h rrchv
e t R oberta.
tippt t Wit* si r \ i ,ill folliiwi'd hy
-•>u*ir and «inging, and g in rrn l
till' fe*Hvltiea
Kngland'* gaatilim* l i t inn pt»v n e rr\ timklfiu
•f'ln r k*nl lip iitilll a l a i r hour.
trav el approxim ately ‘JHO intlca
'•Urm u »h" iv rn m g thy Waah
perm it* the ordinary d»«kif l
iigtrii C o rn et Band re rm a ile d
month.
PEACHES
Kraut* Juice
O M ■ All
NIBLETS
nnicsre o m r
PEAS ............12*/k
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Camp Winopa
Boys Will Begin
'hi tin hi th r rvvnt
pirn $• until ah^ut
<hnio. nId
1 1, t
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■M ra. E r tl l ta S platR l
H r x C velita B plntlll, 6t-y«ar-o)
-other, leader of a g a n g of tough
the flrat woman to be execuls
hy C alifornia lhw. Sha waa roi
tad w ith two o th er! In th e ala;
ing of a m em ber of her gang, ar
sentenced to die in Ihe gwa chamt*
a t ban Q uentin.
woiihl fall at
M. hut I'M
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in |,
«h
-
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■g ■
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Mi*
C -M
ning slm o st d u e n o rth end snulh
from n o rth c e n tra l L lth u sn is to
so u th -e este rn Poland ab o u t
46
m iles w est of th e fo rm e r PolishR ussian border.
T he G erm ans a p p ea red to he
p u ttin g th e heaviest pre ssu re on
the c en tra l section o f the front,
and th r R ussian H igh Com m and
a d m itte d the loss of th re e cities
In the se c to r — B rrst-L ito v sk .
Lnmrhn nnd Knlnn
G erm an y 's six -p o in t offensive
w i- re p o rte d by the R ussians ns
aim ed a t
the
S haulai-K sunaa
sector in no rth c e n tra l I.ith u su ia,
th r G roilho-V nlkovvtk secto r In
n o rth e rn Poland Just south of
the L ith u a n ia n tin ie r;
Kobrin,
sh o u t 30
m ile s n o rth ea st
of
B resf-L lto-vk In
east
een trsl
P o la n d : V lndim lr-V olvnsk about
lOl) m iles south of K ohrin: Its
vartisaka. sh o u t 00 m iles south
w e-t o f V ladim ir-V nlynsk nnd
Brodv. sh o u t 70 m iles aoulhensl
of V ladim lr-V nlvnak.
A npnrentlv th e G erm ans « oened s tria n g u la r se c to r on the
so u th e rn n a rt of th e fro n t, as
V ladim ir-V olvnsk.
R avarusska
and B rodv form alm oal an e(|ul
la te ra l 'tria n g le .
B r e s t . L ilovslt. m ost fam ous of
♦he rltle a ra p tu re d hv the Grr* I
m ans |- th " cltv In w hlrh It i«
•In signed ihe pence tre a ty with
G e -m -n v d u r ’ne the W orld W ar
\ henvv G erm an m cchani'ed
In--- wns s 'te n tp 'e d In the f i r
- o r t h - r n section of th e fro n t, th P iiss ia o rn u .re u n io n s said. r»r*d
shoot npo G erm an tan k s o ere e.<nor*-,| destro y ed n e e . Shoot *1
„ r , he l.llh u an in n rnpitnl
of Kaunas
Methodist Class
IIiis Social Meet
W
0.* \T ' H am dim T. W
toi^, ®r
D oudney. K A. Dy
so u , a n d J o h n D. Jinkm a lo ll
T he 'v ic to ry 'leader-""baTuT,
’ y e i t e r d a y fo r 'Taltahussee wln-tu
g ro u p of y oung people o f the1 they
th ey will a tlrm l e e nnferenre
. , ‘ i.i.Y
c h*»m
u rch
tu rni e d Y
in $300, and th.) called by G overnor Holland.
w om en's m issionary hand c o n tri
buted $1)70.63, Mr. Ci^rry said.
H r. a n d Mra. A K. Kelly and
legates
a tA p p ro tiim a te ly 7 6 0 ile lc
ga
son, F re d , have nt lived to spend
ten d ed th o - drnv en tio n .
Mr. C u rry , a fo rm e r re ald en t th e ir v aca tio n wUh Mrs K elly's
o f R ao fo rd ,
whepg
he
waa p s rrn U , M r. an>l Mrs. Fred T.
know n * i • " lU ttlc a x e Ifin ," will w illia m s, a t th e ir hunir on Osk
leave T om orrow fo r hia bum o In A v e n u t.
f r t n m a c ity Dr. J . N. T o lsr re tu rn e d home
S unday from 81 V incent's H os
p ita l In Jack so n v ille where hr
haq been receiving trea tm e n t.
H a w as accom panied by 31rs
T o la r and his a<m. Ralph.
The l’l K appa A lpha F ra te rn ity
•ra of the
treaty win f a w ill e n te rta in tom orrow evening
red a the trroyp. M^a. ? h|a|h^\v» w ith a chicken su p e r a t tha lodge
clre
M c r W 'OH Iild-Itn
wilt p n .nrnt • w « n K T h# m ^rt • Of A- _P
U k « . ' T f i slipper w in U given '
in$r will ho
fo
r
boyi
from
Sanford who are
finirinir nf
by vh* planning to entey
II. E H a rris , d irec to r of (he
college In the
F a ir g h n Is one of a series of vacationn Bible school sponsored
" Swt-edcn Is ra tio n in g reindeer
s b 'p a r U e s " th e f ra U m lty h ss by th* B u f o r d M inisterial Aerom eat
planner]
fo r the eum nser season.
lined for
Rushers a r e Dub * p p s , Bruce
Dickie tho E piscopal P arish Hnuv* at
Bolt,’ Ja c k
W ednesday nn-rn
n, Jo h n D $lm .,4M Cren»h$w, 9:00 o'clock
0W"i
O n e-tw elfth i f A u s tra lia 's rub- B row
l-ang,
Donald
Jonca, Ing to p ractice fur th* closing exJ h e r It ccraiog tnm Uw U Ut>4 o( Iicroy
• r t t i H , ’ frk teh Vfll he held F ri
-* M - v S S S
d a y m orning a t 10:0U o'clock St
th# P a riah House.
T h , t h a n e o f tha oxercitev F r i
day *111 bo p a trio tic *nd re-
Miles During Two
Days Of Invasion
C om plim enting h e r d a u g h te r,
M rs. Nick A shby o f V aldosta,
tin ., Mrs. G eorge D. R ishop e n
te rta in e d w ith a b ridge p a tty ’
y e ste rd a y a fte rn o o n a t her homo
In Rorv (C ourt.
G u ests w ere seated a t annul,
tab le s in the living room am i on
the porch a n d a p ro fu sio n o f
rosea w as a rra n g e d throughout!
tho borne. A fte r several p u g t c s J
siona o f bridge, high score was
aw arded to Mrs. J . D. W o o d ru ff,
h n d second high to Mrs. J. I*.
Ridge. Mrs. Roy H oller u a de
c la red w in n er of the -e ie en o
prise, and the h onorce was p re
sented w ith a lovely g ift from
her m other.
R e fresh m e n ts consisted o f n
salad and ice co u rse u n i u r r o
served by the h o ste ss us-isted
hy Mra. D. 1.. T h rash er
and
Mrs. Sadie D rnuse.
Invited to be w ith M l- A sh
by nnd Mrs. Rishop W ere: Mrs
W oodruff, Mrs. H oller, Mr*. .I»c
G o n ra le t, M ri. Jo h n M ei-rli. J r.,
Mrs. H aw kins
C onnelly,
Mrs.
G. A. Speer. Mrs. A rthur Z ach
a ry , Mrs J. W. A ltm an, Mrs
J. C H iggins, Mrs. Hugh W helrhel, Mrs
Ridge.
M lJoe
Mriach nnd Miss K n lh e tm ' Vcrnny, M l-s M ary Chapm an a ml
Miss E lisa b e th L e ffl.r.
T ea guenln inrlm l .1 Mis.
litis D ingfcliler, Mrs. Ilrm i-c,
Mrs. T h rash er.
3
m ay w ant to know about tha
p lian rrs. but if he w anta to M f
som ething, he will be re fe rre d to
■
ifw i
the local d ealers who aell
believe « e can b e tte r aerve -our
custom ers w ith this
‘preview
service,' giving them an o pportunIty to study s 'l models and fo
form
th eir own opinions."
The com pany's
exhibit room
will te I-pen liaily from 9:00 A.
31. until .'>:l)u P. 31., except on
S atunl-iy when Ihe rx h ih it room
will d o se nt noon.
Dealers who m»y have periodic
displays in the Florida Pow er *
Li kill office nre a s follows:
Uauei It.-idio A E lectrical S e rv
ice, , E luerirk
H ard w are, illll
H ardw are Co., llo(m *.in Electric;
Service. M ith c r F u rn itu re Co.,
II. It. Po|te Co.. Inc., R andall
Electric t o ,
S anford Electric;
C o n tractin g Co.,
and
T horpe
F u rn itu re Co.
P ra c tica l And P re tty I
Hummer
C h e n ille B e d sp rea d ti
1V-W
)
1
HOYS’ SU M M E R
F rrrartio n
at>lr«
with open
SbrX’H
I'nrou*
poplin*
and 1 . 9 U
twill*
Short
ali’t'vca
plruti'd
*1*4 k*
with
T il u q
front*. .'I 10 yr*.
\ a lu « * !
iv l
Ideal far summer! They're laat
H O Y S ’ S I'O ltT
T ropicals,
s lu ts
SLACKS
and
0
light apan r i ) o n and pon»u«
fit. T alon fro n ts)
cotton t K i r n !
M E N ' S S L A C K S C K 'K S
HOYS’ I'OLO SHIRTS
B is te r
strip e s
and
O
pen
k n it
B asque
c u n srrv atlv c
types!
JfV
type. Cool iip iw r n e c k .1
Rlyles for all.
M E N ’S S H O R T B L A C K S
MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS
Banforlxad* c o tto n ga- -g .06
bardlnes,
doeskins,
JL
W orst ad a n d rayon aaserges I
tin style* w ith " L a ^ t a a t ^ * * k
1.49
aSgS
\
•^
�R
o tm
Nationals
R phan'tSub” Flays
It m Third Game As
State League Team
Seminole* m at w ith a
g defeat a t the hands of
tSlast n ig h t by th* score, of
i th ey played th eir third
• league team ,
an hits coupled with five
an th* p a rt of tha “orro st them tha gam e as
• . Nation*la ' pitcher Beccianl
a ltld . them* to eight hlU and
ataglo tally. The Seminole*'
M run cam* In the last Inr e when McQullWn w ent to
it on a walk and waa forced
t« third with two mors walk*.
IroTed by a s obtfleld fly by
it* ■LaVllley allowing McQuilta seers on the Uirowln.
faarok and Boyd of Orlando
w . M - o n Ue> ball last night
,lha farm er collected sh t hits
K times a t bat and Boyd hit
Iho lam e.tyim btr of time*
d a ta .
ley B^yed a
hustling
i t firs t base, catching
ball# th a t brought cheers
plans* • from the grand,
mlflno roads D ree errors
the garni but pulled
F. double plays unassisted,
la c a line drive In tho a ir
layed him on the ground
, to hie feet and ran to
third bate re tirin g ' tho
who had started for home.
O I L AN DO
Team Witt Meet
Cocoa Wednesday
F irst American T/eglon Junior
baseball will M . pUyed tam errow aflerjioon a t the
Baoford
nail P ark a t 8:00 o'clock aaaln at
Cocoa, while Orlando I* p la rln a
s t leesb‘ u rg and--------W inter- P ark a-*t
Kissimmee.
, ,
Though gem*a ara regular.y
scheduled to be played In the
afternenn th# team may pwy
some night games during tho
season on agreem ent of thn base,
ball chairman of the opposing
learns. Nn admission l« charged
for any of tha games nod the
public is urged to attend and
menu rage the boya, especially
Legionnaire*, whoso team will be
bn the field, B eit Ohnpmnn. ch<lrman of tho baseball committee.
Bald today.
No limitation* ore out on the
teams until Jupe 30 and they
may keep h" many men on the
roster ns they can find to play.
On June 30 Iho squad must lw
cut and nil lioys must luvo their
birth ccrtlflm lr*. fin g rr prints
and pictures Id the bund* of tho
baseball officials.
No definite
team has been
chosen for tho game hr ro . to
morrow thnuuh Ino group M s
been generally divided Ir.lo tholr
probable playing
potilioni by
Mr. Chapman. *
I'iIchors on tho squad include
Henry Manning. Jerry Jnrkann
and Hot,by rnllulmn. Catchers
have been chosen As tlon* Fingle■Inry and Frank Johnsnn. In the
Inllcld tho four |dnrq*. will be
l!'-<ed from tho list of Itnjr Jnck.
ron, Eugene ‘‘Fenny’* Pennington.
Al MrMIIInn, (lonrgo N ndrr and
Frank Johnson. T hr.v outflchlors
..■ill |,o ehn-rn from Paul Moore,
Daniel Callahan, Billy I'lsler,
W srrrn Daniel* and Ed Smith.
r ! S f 3 » , £ * * b l , » 5 " ‘«tar
t i l l , fo r i M n n l « ( m m * an d
to r (IM l i l K h a n i m f l M l t l l t e l
tM n u l l of A r th u r R. - M a rsh all
d eceased,
lb I* M f w * t ) U h
CUE SCORES Coaching Spot
A t Melbourne
Orlando
Leesburg
Oafnesvlll* ...._______ 28 I
Ocala .__________ 25 I
Sanford __________ 20 <
Reoulla Yesterday
yOrlando
r u i i o o 10,
ii/i D
Sanford
R iiiv n i 1
«.
SL Augustins 8,’ Ocala 8
Os Inesville 0, Leesburg 6
DeLand 18, Daytona Beach 8
(lames Today
O rlando' at DeLand
Leesburg a t Ocala
SL Augustine a t Daytona Broth
Sanford at Daytona Beach
league of the Seventh D istrict
will send o team Into .th * slat*
championship*.
Tha full schedule fo r the sea
son la especie,I to ba announced
w ithin the n e tt fsw days, Mr.
Chaptndn *«ld.
,
U. S, Navy Should r
Fight, Glass Says
NEW YORK, June 84, — (A P)
—Senator Clsss of Virginia, hon
orary chairman of the Fight fo r
Freedom Committee, In*.. **M
In a statem ent Issued by the
committee Monday th a t tha Ameri
can Navy should sweep Naal
(Termnny if f the se** a t once.
“ It I* now the time to set," ho
said, *Tho Arnerloin N svy known
pirates when it see* them nnd
once upon a time was happy and
adept nt sweeping them from
the seas. The American N ary can
position a*
Accenting th*
roach a t the Melbourne high
school Hick GllUapla. shortatop
fo r Uia Seminole*, today relin
quished his position aa teacher
of social science and asalaWnt
coach .a t Bemlnol* High Bchool.
Bines his graduation from Rol
ling Collego In 1SS9 Mr, O lim
pia baa been
teaching and
cooehlng a t Bemlnol* R ich School
and playing fo r tho Seminole*.
When ha flnlshtd school in ‘39
he waa signed by Charloa E.
BradshaW to play on hta league
championship teem of th a t year.
Ilia firs t y ear he played the
shortatop place but moved to
third base in 1940 when Charlie
Roberta, now with Charlotte,' N.
C„ played hers.
lf r . Oilleeple received an A f B.
degree from Holllni and a teach
ers (Artlflrote
In tho ■petti
studies. While there he Wti
swarded the trophy of th* national honorary athletic society, .0.
O. K. a fte r receiving three let
ter* In footbell end four
Is
basketball. Ha was a member of
the Lambda Chi Alpha social fra
ternity.
II* attended High school at
Asheville, N. C„ and won Isttsrs
In football end besketliall while
there. He w as also a mrmbe.* of
the student council of the school
for three y e a n .
do It again. L et there be no
compromise with
Neal piracy.
Th* command la ‘forward.* "
1HL
H it
iM X Z ir -o
K a r r K lls s b s tb K s rs h s tl
B a e r a tr l* o f lb * o t t a t a * f
A r th u r
n
M arsh all,
iM N M f,
' '
R e le n t* C a u l B e se t
IT i a o r d e r e d m a t y e a a y p e a r t« th * Mil o f c o m p la in t f!l*d
k m l s ob o r b o te ro th o Tib d a y of
J u ly I t t l . O th e rw ise , I i c r u pro
•oafoooa w ill' bo o a l t r t d a g a in s t
IK THIS COURT O F T U B COOK.
T T JU D O S. ICM INOtJR COUNTY^
FLORID A ll« PROBATfc.
IN R E : BHTATK O F ADA RODOEIUI M UNDORFF D eeeaerd.
TO ALA. C R ED ITO RS AND P E R *° v t » o n n e n c D th a t tn t* aotie* SONS HAVING Ct-A I Mb OR S is bo oabll*b*d on** a w o»k fo r f s o r HANDS AUAINBT MAID EHTATBi
e e s se o s tlv * W **ha l a T b * a * n ffrd
L »u a n d each of you a n t horoby
H erald , a Be w sp a pax a f g e n e ra l n o lltled a a d re q u ire d t o p re e tn t
•I r e s la It a a ,
Issued I s
Bsmlnol* a n y clalm a an d
dem and* w hich
C ounty, n o r id a.
you, o r e ith e r o f y o a m ay Kae*
W IT H K aa m r b a n d an d (h e seal a g a in s t t b s * sta to o f ADA RODo f'th le C ourt th is ■ d a y of June.
M L N D O R FF to th o * C o u n ty
J u d a u o f Hsmlnolo C ounty, F lo rO. r . H ern d o a
[**•. • • bio o ffleo In th o c o u rt
, C la rk o f C irc u it C ourt.
said C ounty a t Hanford,
w ,,h ln •'« > «
e a l.n d a t
/— e lut e r „IIslL
* r , ‘ * • **• W m U **■
J. , 'W
" • ■ • b o fro m th o Unto Of th o rirs l
A tto rn e y a t t o w ,
P n b l.ra tio n a t th is n otice. Kneh
O rlan d o F lo rid a .
" !.• * * * * be In w rit*
*■«. * "d sh a ll s t a ts th o p lace ol
rasld en ea an d p o st o ffleo adW sa*
?* '* •
c la im a n t, and
s h a ll bo
a e .^ r r J r m/l ,l1* sta tw a n t. h er
J IM * - • ' a fu tra o y . a n d a n y su ch
JC M E
asm s n o l b
m m o r F l o r id a .
roDa,
bread.
cooklea
Taka knot on« of oar
“Spedals'* today I
HESSE’S HOME
BAKERY
105 W a n t F in a l S t r e e t
county
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l e g a l n o t ic e s
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Lee.
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■ttad In, Boyd 3, Womak
Ba. William#, Bulks. M fTwo baa* hit*. Williams
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ta n a runs, Bulks. Stolon
i rolls, Donbl* plays, Del-
d 4. Struck out. by
hull 4. Umpires,
; Jwltfer Will Turn On
SI It41y, Mayor States
S f f i t t W YORK. June 14, - ( A P I
' > -lfay o r La Ouardla predlrUM
’Monday th a t Adolf {filler a-om-r
■\V#r la ta r would turn upon another
; p a e t-p srtn sr-lU ly .
■
’ k A fter asserting th a t the (ler'tsa n attack upon Ru>sla was dr.
‘'.'iliherat* and preconcslvnl, the
.. >aroyor, who I* also national <lb
|Upeter of civilian defense, nnfflg v e ie d questions cn tha new Eu39f|«p«M situation with this r ni, .roeatt
,
T«|k “ I predict now (hat there wilt
.Mthar be a complete surrender or
turn log over of complete eon.
(U fe t pf . Iho economy of Italy, nr
g f f i l a a* (H ltlar) hT going to dn!
B M P p a n * thing U Italy. T M l*i
Sir fm t « p a rt of a program to damKM fttta fliut a f all Europe, then
a»U» A lla and Africa.
• b ill t i n r t n t i b f i i y , ilrka fy
t in d tf tack k f i m prtjilta m
Clap B la d iif. I u i i i M vir Kuril
Air l a i « , O n l u k i u v i i aid
a llitir r air k a u a , Waal fa la
• t ic k air kaia aad aarerau la*
d tiu lii pradKlti dafaaaa m ap*
aaa, a ita r la la a id a a p p lla i.
TkrN fk 111 M ir t a u it lid a yttia ,
the Flaridi P iw irA U ikt Caapny
h it pravldtd Bfkt lad pawar fir
t b m p r iiu t! Ii tbi l i n t p a u M i
tia i. Aid tla i It prielHt la prs-
ClassiHed Advertisements
FHANCfNA TIIOMAH, 1003 W.
12th. RL, want* job as houseR M B iiaa
WANTF.Dt Job aa cook, maid or
nurse. Helen McKee, 70S Fine
Are.
KRNE8T McCIlAE, 70S Orange
o r cook.
HATTIE CLEMONS w anta Job
a* nurse o r maid. 416 Cypress
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vhala kltalia lata aa airaaf.
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And .Water Transportation A
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1W 1
ices Invasion
Jesse Jones
Residents Here Finns Said T a
Given $15,000 Have Declares
In Commodities W ar On Soviet
Aim S aidT o Provide
Dollar R x c b a iig e
To Pay For W ar
Supplies In U. S.
Report Of Six Month Helsinki Is Bombed
Period Is I s s u e d
Twice By Enemy!
By State Welfare Many Finnish Civ
Board’s D i r e c t o r
vilians Are Killed
Aid To Russia
i
Also Promised
JA C K SO N V IL L E , J u n e 25—
BERLIN, June 25. — <AP)
1*1) — S u rplus commodities
Authorised
German
sourest
Mjtrd among needy residents said today Finland hail declared
p f Seminole County d uring the herself at w ar with Russia, and
alx-monlh period, Nov. 1 19-tll th a t fighting was going on la
t o Apr. .1 0, 1941, totalled 420. full force.
OflB pounds of a fa ir retail value
Helsinki reported th a t many
Of f l 5.41fl.3fl, exclusive of s u r Finnish civilians had been killed,
R ossis a Foreign M inister Vya- pluses supplied to the school
nd the city of I-apperrnranta
chesav
Molotov,
broadcasting lunch program In the a m o u n t of left afire in a wholesale air of*
By
90,669
pounds,
according
to
a
n
from Moscow, denounced
the
fens ire across southern Finland,
German Invaaln as "parfldy un nouncem ent here today of W. F, Helsinki was bombed twice.
'W ASHINGTON, J ob* IS —
Catling,
director
of
the
State
paralleled In civilised history,'
Germ an successes "Baffling the
pointing o o t th a t the attack was W elfare Board'* Surplus Com imagination" achieved during th*
made
deaplla a nonaggression m odlty Division.
first three days of the N ail wa^
The average nu m b er of Rem on Russia will lie announced to
treaty "which the U. 8. S. R.
faithfully abided by." He pro Inole County recipie nts o f sur morrow, a m ilitary apokesmaj)
other
then here declared.
dieted th a t Russia will crush plus commodities,
children pa rticipa ting
In
the
H itler as It did Napoleon,"
The combined German - R u
school lunch program warn given
manian force* are
meeting al
a s 3052,
Surplus foodatuffa distributed m ost no opposition In Bessarabia,
anil
should
complete
nccupstiou
w ere: salt pork, potatoes, prune*,
of the whole province within *
bird,
cabbage,
apples,
smoked
« h a re got
bacon, wheat flour, grita, corn week, Rum anian clrclr* in Tur*
aam ber o f
meal, rice, raltine, beans, canned key asserted.
fix their pricaa."
The allies! Axis a r m le t earlie r
peaches e vaporated milk, blackasserted.
eyed p**«, g ra h a m Hour, dried were reported to have occupied
peaches, wheat cereal, g r a p e f r u it both G em autl and Chisinau, tha
WASHINGTON, Juno 25
capitals respectively of Rucuvtna,
Juice ami b u tte r.
—W)— Jess* Jones, federal
T he surplueea a r e
furnished ami llessarabia which Russia ob
tained from Rumania a year aga
loat\
administrator.
an
w ithout cost by the Fe de ral Sur
nounced today he ia "con
plus Marketing
Adm inistratio n, liy ultim atum .
Russian planes agnin have vi
w ith the view o f aiding grower*
sidering a loan to the Brit
th rough the
stabilisation
of olated Finnish t e r r ito ry and have
ish government"
bombed
a Finnish m otorboat In
and also to provide a bub
He said the loan la being Haymer T . tiagulra, Orlando prices
ta lnlng diet fo r the u ndernuur the T u r k u archipelago, |t was
announced last night.
studied by the RFC under 'attorney, told member* of the tshed.
A comm unique said the cap
T h e State W e lf a r e Board, as
1Sanfonl Ktwanla Club a t their
tain of the boat was wounded
the Valdes Hotel today th a t al one of m any se n d e e s rendered by a bomb frag m e n t when tbo
though ho was in favor of a pond the needy of Florida, alao distri vessel was atta cke d off Utoe.
ing “all th a t Is necessary for butes w earing appare l fashioned
The comm unique said the l a ’.*44 to B ritain and the defrnl# In. WPA aewlng room s. Articles
of W
«urr «. wWtl
country,
wo KlUm*
m ust ■atop distributed In Seminole County r a t violations o f the Finnish
IPS,
U
WV
t o ry occurred Monday.
and think 1ww the enormous blr d u r i n g the six-month period pre t e rEr i*rly
in the morning n u m e r
viously r e fe r r e d to totalled fl.135
la going to bo paid."
ous
Soviet
sc out planes flaw deep
pleres
of
a
f
a
ir
retail
value
of
. The 'Orlando Kiwenl* Club
into Finland high over Kuhroo
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ptw eirtad Um program a t today s
and Tolke.
meeting. W arren Roberta, editor
L a t e r two fig h te rs enme e as t
of th e Orlando 'Morning Sentinel,
I f t n g o and then flew toward
ta trod need H it- llagulre and vletha sea.
N UH HER 251
Leningrad And Warsaw Left
in Flames A fter N azi R aid
Nazis On
Russian And German
Air Fleets Trade
Blows While Con
flict Grows Worse
Long-Awaited ‘Drang Nach Osten
^
R. A. F. Continues
To Bomb Germany
Assets Of Soviet In
This Country Re
leased
Treasury
Maguire Asks
C u r b i n g Of
U. S. Spending
Attorney Says Cost
Of British A i d ,
Defense Enormous
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TOKYO.
H ie
According to th e G erm an-approved cap
tion on t h li photo from Herlln, a horse-draw n
N a il In fan try supply tr a in la shown rolling
toward the r a i t a r n frontie r on IIIttwr'n "m arc h
Property Value
M. M. Lord, Jr., i 16,000 Cases Of
¥s Promoted To !1 Ce,ery Ju;ce ^
Is
Assessment Is
Captain In Army
To Be Tripled
Canned By Plant
M. laird, Jr., son of t)<
Taxes Actually To
Be Less Due To
M i 11a g- e Change
Sanford F. Doinlney, who re
turned last
night with
other
County officials from a confer
ence on new tax laws In Tallahjsaitr, said today th a t J. M
'll**, Blate comptroller, told him
- ‘. - I t
v —v S - 1-.*. ^
•
•»
t h a t p ro p e rty In ftom tnclr Coun
__ L a k e i ?
ty Is assessed a t 311 OR percent
|AP> — R. C- Draw,
Declaring th a t “we pr* milking forem an Wf n S ta te Road Departof It* value, and th at It would
fro ten Russian u n t o to perm it I1*** United State* government to w e n t w e rk gang, was convicted
bo necessary tn Increase this
the Purohsxe of needed Materials the lhalL* Mr. Magnlra ,pointed o f f i r s t de g ree m urder with a
valuation three times to make It
F L O R E N C E . Italy, June 15,
In the United StotoaT"
th a t U x e . will be e b o u ith re e recommendation of mercy Tur*.
100 percent
( A P ) — Police warned Ihe wo
d
e
y
'
n
ig
h
t
in
the
killing
Jan.
27
Dlheis who made the trip were
_
Tha
k i. p H * ! ™ *
men
of
Florence
Tuesday
Ihsl
Mi*conference t h a t Russia had
jlthoufh
we hm\r® only of I.' A. Marquis, a road crew
they will lie fined If they sppriir F. A. Dyson, chairman of the
prison g u a rd .
In shorts or slacks. I f they n<- Board of County Commissioners,
clerk;
T he s t a te tes te d Its caxe Tues rldlng bicycles a t the time, the O. P. Herndon, County
c£ ? J m « 2 K « M m 4
°’ M ,b r t. W U U lo n doL day and Drew was the only de. " Icyclss will be confiscated.
Jno II. Jinklna, t a s collector; and
Mwtti
M m . k e l u ™'.
«"* another *0 billion 1*|S* witness. He testified thnl
T he newspaper N a tio n s cum T. W laiwton, superintendent of
M
tb im L fu le
Indirectly. Bafora the war he waa sittin g tn his c ar ami
did not have t b * o n to a t Idea of 1 ^
added, It will have
mented: "I t was shoot time to public Instruction. Mr Herndon
*
U“ U n U d ®U U * w* nU I coat tha United S U te a about M arnuli In his c ar in front i f take a strung measure ngsin.l end Mr Dyson made the trip by
plane
the Reifonl Prison gates when this stupid Alullywood style."
Willi the state millage for ad
0 * »ald also th a t he did *«t J**lf000thh^’°coonlry follows th* Marquis came over to his m a
nod
valorem taxes voted off by th*
know w hether aid wonU be g t " » f s „ t l U r m ailer of oveTspend- chine. sta rte d a quarrel
under t h .
tea i s l and a ft or tag Mr, Maguire asserted, fin- pulled a pistol. Drew eaid hr
pooplr In a constitutional am end
ment last y*ar, and with th*
through Russian porthasea and b e la n c lsl chaos followed by In- pulled hla own and shot In self
County having recently refunded
m declined to anowar 4 direct ques-1 n atio n will n a u lt when it l» defense.
its bond* a t * lower r a te of in.
lien w hether he deemed th e de-1 found th a t the direct debt can
fence of Russia aaewitli l to the I not he paid. A fte r Inflation,
G A IN E S V IL L E , Ju n * 24 — tsrvst. the average cllcsen should
defense of the United States.
I socialism will be Instituted to
IA*)— University
of
Florida jiay a small am ount less In dol
, B ut the President n o d e It rie e r e a v e tha country, b u t since -this
alum ni leaders will g a th e r
at lar* per year than he paid last
th a t aid to R eM b would be never solve* financial difficulties,
Rainbow S p rings
F rida y
fur year, M. Herndon explained
‘
' accord
t
h
e
i
r
a
n
n
u
a
l
m
idsum
raei
outing
Th* state millage amounted to
W AVKRLT, Ju n e 15 — (fip*4 1-8 mills last ye ar and ths
clal)— 8 treatin g the
rapidly a n d business meeting.
L eL and H ia tt, of
Marianna, bond ta x was fir* mills before
changing cdMUIons In the Flor
,
ida rl\ru a Industry, John D. r e ti r i n g president of th* Aloinni l b s refunding.
til Clark, prealdent o f the W arorly Association, will conclude
With both these mlllages elim
Congress of th e ir attitu d e to Grower*’ Co-operative, told mem- a dm inistration with th* annual inated, cltlsen* will pay Teset a le s
ward excess spending.
bora o f Urn organisation a t their president'* report, and he »u.- despite th* recently enacted law
Mr. Maguire e a rf kg Mvored annual intntliqr here yesterday ceodad -by
Frank
M.
( F a l l which require* the County t a x
all-out aid te England not b* th a t ( r o w a n and shippers m ust O'Byrne, o f Lake Wslaa. eject assessor to assess property a t its
came th is country was afraid of be a le rt to detect and interpret ed last homscomlng.
full cash value.
H itler, b a t because o f the “com- Urn now tren d s if maximum re
I t was determined recently that
n e a heritage a rt Share with tu rn s a r t to ha realised.
property In this county has been
B rita in ^ --.
■
P ointing to the Increased de
assessed a t 33.98 percent of Its
Don T f r a n k mom her o f the m and f o r canned c ltru t products,
a ctual cash value, Mr. Herndon
- . m+
ho u l d th a t 1.100,000 cases
said Th* County Commission, In
bar* boon pr otam ed this season
ARCA DIA, J u n * 28 — (•]>•- making up Its budget for th* n e s t
by th e Florida C itrus Cannera r i a l ) —Th* A rc ad ia 8 U U Cattle fiscal year, wilt reduce the mill*
Co-opera trie a t Lake W ales.
M a r k e t auction ye sterda y broke a ga In proportion to th* Increase
" I f th e
p resen t
m arketing all It* re cords fo r tb a n um ber In valuation, a* required by law.
o f cattle sold with alm ost 400
T here are, s e v e r a 1 raxes
o f catto c hanging hood*
It was
e x p la in e d .
which
T h ere war* more than 400 head claim exemption under certain
• f calves sold.
sta tu te s whose U s e s m ig ht belnHigh prlcas f o r va rious kinds creased, though this cannot be
o f animal* acid w e rv i
Cohos, ascertained definitely until th#
8 6tf: cows. | 8. 1 0 ; steers, 81.7 6 ; millage le set.
e a r lin g s. 18.46! b u lla , f S .78 a n d
T . W. Lawton reported th at
Colin English, sla ts school head,
raqtmatod school superin U nde nts
fa fS S * r« » #
Shorts And Slacks
Banned By Italians
*
Leaders Of Florida
Alumni Will Meet
Growers Told They
Must Detect Trends
Arcadia Cattle Mart
Breaks All Records
Full Assessment U
Effective At'Once
Britain Names New
Washington Envoy
LONDON, Ja n e ,1 * , —< A F ) -
Tha average selectee going to cut th eir budgets to Include
through the reception sen te r a t only bare essentials until the U x
Camp Blead lag takes e a t a. 11,- situation could be cleared up.
MO Ufa h u m a n policy.
Volunteer Watcher
System Planned
TALLAHASSEE, J a n e 88 —
WF— Flans f a r setting up a T V
00b-naan voluataer air raid cbe e m l la a system |g Florida were
unfolded a t a m eeting o f Army
A ir Corps and S tate Dafeaaa
C ornell leaders h ere yesterday,
T ha arm y officers,
led
by
Brig, G m . w a ite r
H.
F rank,
o f the th ird Intareop*
id a t Tampa, eokmtt•howlng suggested to*
•0 4 akaarration ato*
rhfeh civilians will
I J:
•
f'w
Soviet Offers Resis
tance, But Cannot
Halt Invading Unit
M. M. Lord and Mr-
l-urd.
received his
promotion
n<
captain in the Field Artillery on
Tursday
Jun* 17, 'h i - fiii'n.lher# will h* Interested to Irani
Captain Urn! ta a nnllvr of
Hemlnole County end m v iv o d
hix m sstr r 'a de gree i t the Un
iversity of Florida
where he
also received his first commis
sion a s • geeund lieuleminl in
the reserve torn*.
Ue was eallsd tn duty Doc. I.
1940. and ordered to F ort Mill,
O k i e , for epeelal training
He
waa t ran e ferre d In Fort lliaRir,
N. C.. On Mar. 1, 1941. Captain
l/t r d has been n l a m l In charge
of the field artillery replacement
training re n te r si Fort llrs g g ,
an<l dlrectx the receiving snd
sending out (if all srleclres.
The officer, who Is 31 years
old, tau g h t school at Waldo for
two years snd *1 Oviedo for
seven year*. At the Istti r* set mil
hr was assistant principal and
I hlrtir director.
RridgCB SnyH If. S.
Should Stay Neutral
BAN FRANCIS! 0 , June 28 —
<AP) — H a rry Bridges say* the
w s r lielween Germany snd R us
sia h i s not chsngi-d his opinion
th at the United
Stale s
should
stay out of the current conflict.
Asked by newsmen
for com
m ent, th#
California C. I. O.
director whom the governm ent
seeks to deport os s -ubvrrslve
alien said:
"N othing
has
happened to
chsnge my position I am 100 p e r
cent In favor of the C I. O. po
s i t io n —no participation In foreign
wars, and no overt act that m ig ht
entangle us
In
participation
overseas. .
Tokyo Askfl Japanese
To Leave Moscow
TOKYO, June 23 — ( A P ) —
As tha world waited with keen
Interest an official Indication of
J a p a n 's position In the RussianGerman
war,
the government
Tuesday night ordered all J a p a
nese women and children living
In Moscow to retu rn home aa *
precautionary measure.
This waa the only move o fft.
d a ll y announced a f te r a d a y of
feverish
diplomatic conference*.
The cabinet m st, Emperor Itlrohtto
raeslved
Prem ier
Prince
Konoye, and Foreign
Minister
Matsuoka conferred
with
th s
Italikn ambassador, Mario IndelII, end Ihe Eoelst ambassador,
Constantin BmeUnin.
U. S. Ships Carrying
Supplies To Red Sea
M n n a jfe r * P I hiih
To
June
gfiieriim nit
2A— ( A P ) —» **
In
(w o
tm -
1
riortsrit secrid
m nrernuka '
dUrustacaf -laiisn's rule In t h « *
new It iiNso-f ierm an w a r to* 1
da .V,
keeping
an
sntlotM *
weather e> e lifts il on th a 1
sO itude of the I ‘>iiI«^1 HtatfO. 1
An aiithorltnMi e MMirrf f t * 1
IMirleil a worried disrusalon ’
of I lie piifcsih le 4<«ntespiencefi *
for Jnpnu of the United 1
‘■'(ale's prtimiNt' of aid fo r 1
It neural a
V
It is h f l k t rd In *mme In* 1
formed
ipmrtor h that
th a 1
e m p ire^ b^itlora had derided1 *
Japan mu*f ihi»o*u> Iwlwron 1
her PscI m tailf» tbs* i m i g r e a t 1
European b* llie.-rrnf*. It wan 1
in dim ted I list n sta te m ent. * r ,
" h u b nisk mtike k nown thla 1
derkion tomild h«* kmjed to- *
nii tf r hr ,
P
%**♦• l i l r i i
i*re*a
11ti|*i* I f ii i n n jitn I N n x l nil*
f i l ' d - 1 1 Milril l .|m \ f u r liloW
I ih Ih v
11, ':i \ \'
iii
iH im b in q
Triple C a p a c i t y
For Next SV nson
niiilu f i ' i v i r t i i l i n t u i v o l e f t
1.1'iiiiitTi ;ul a m i W a r s a w
in
f l .i n u -i m ill i l m n a t'i 'i l a a c o r o
o f nl In r i i in
Approxim ately 1(1,000 ruse* «■(
S.
rt n t I■■>t111 1-4 \vi'r»‘
rcrnnrtmi ci*U*iy Julro were pm ki ll
im rii'i! a l. ii i,i liuvi* x p ru u d
l»y the Franc in
Stoke** Coin
I lir w a r n v i 'f l iiiliiiiil w i t h
pany'a Hanford plant d u rin g n
mMu . k- mii IP i ink, mill nil D r g •10 day experimental period wliicli ■I Fintn>h idVi h i.
Jowl ended, and M anager K.lrv wd __U u..lliv laiul I io n L Iho. N a t l l _
S. McCall
llTi] lollay
i t ' U sold I Le U ijh- •titjiiiuii war waa
phi imed t« triple the pr r a r n t eii- g o i n g - ii u t i l i b it " g r o u t * u c parity of th» plant next aeatoo i'i '•e-v'' 11mid In « xpooLod, IMrp
Her I ft has been s e t ni t h e
lenlative d a te for the le openirig
of the pliinl, tiny one of it'
kind in Florida, Mr. Met‘nil *uiid
The i-oinpany expeef- lo
u ‘
about 0,000 or 7,000 t«nin «d
r i l e r y next year.
( a riding the Julre of
o t h ii
vege'tables, Including spouii h nnd
paisley, is helhg ^oiiNidi-M'd hv
company officials, Mr
Mt Frill
thmluafd, though no definite de
cl kion has been made v< <
The re le r y Juice 'niuieil bv
the i-umpany, which U l-nnlid
in the old fCckerson i i m p u i i y 's
pinnt, | r not a finished piodio t
liul in used aa a basin for m r k
tad rnlKera, f a r aeaMining and
for medicinal purposes
ll
i-ahipped to tha home o f l o e in
Vincrfiiiiwri, N, J,
Mr. McCall oald as far on
he knew th cra was only the
other plant In the Unite I Stale s
which canned celery juk** for
commercial purposes This is lo
ra te d In Indiana, S h o e no cel
ary ia grown In that region, the
company liuya It from the m a r
ket, soma of it coming from
Hanford, Mr. McT'all rani
The s h o r t
aeason
of
the
Htokea plant thla year w»i* p r i n
cipally for e ip e r im e n ta l purpose*,
Mr McCall explained, In order
to work nut production k i n k s
for full activity next year All
m echnniral trouble s m e t d u r i n g
the short season were ovrrcoiu *,
the m a n a g e r stated
The celery pulp which remnlu*
a f te r the j u k e is e xtracted will
probably he used In dairies, Mr
McCall raid. The vegetable k un
derslood tn he beneficial «" i*
cattle food.
1942 Car Output Ih
Expected To Suffice
DETROIT, J u r e 26 — (A*) —
Apprehensive a* tha motor cur
m a s e r s may be re garding p r o
duction and pries c o n tro l, ami
m aterials a n d m anpow er s h o r t
age*, there is * feeling among
m any of tha sales authorities
t h a t next y e a r 's c a r o u tp u t will
b* sufficient f o r actual replace
m e n t needs.
C u r r e n t speculation among the
tra d * authorltlaa forec a sts an
Viltlmata c u r ta llm s n t o f c a r anil
t r u c k production f o r civilian uarito not mors t h a n 8, 000,000 unit*
d u rin g tha coming model year.
tlUllat 4
I III I iI a I III ' •kk I llg
I'uti-
Aof i njiiiiiM<s m I m itu -lull
tiny wi t i i L(i mu 11.
t'l
lerrl*
A ll« I Iiiki di prill ll nuid giguiii it rn>
w i i i f.igirig in Len*
I •i
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mill
d m 1i gl i t
with
a
t i RHSul t
n great*
dropped
post
two
month of
1 ,i I Ml )H hlhx
columns
d l u d H< in HO to 12ft
1r»1n Ii ijh- ui , it w o s - r e p o r t*
(rt
nd B e rlin in d l• I vngl i i ,
ii in ij"i* l.u ltlo in v o lv in g
9ra rm tid>>ii im i i - a»f men waa
a
h u n d re d mils
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f t . hi ) . n 11 - li ■i Polish plain.
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reported smash*
mg >»ih Ihh hi It ii- ntn d o fe n s e i|
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JHO lit Ilk - lill j HI 1 ru t iru UusHIMII
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ill V| H11
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and milTint n vvi i v
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f I till I If F low 11S Mild
t'Ltuln.ii .if f i hid lo to ft miles*
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ht t »i n ptiNfd with heavy loaies,
N t i l h r i cMpilnl gave ipactfiQ
flaws of tin!! fig h tin g Tuesday*
From Anksiru, Ii u w c u t , came ra*
ports tjuoiing f o r t i g n
military;
nttiiclu-** (hut oiii* (iurm an spear*
head hud struck 120 ink's fro m
■out hern
Poland
Into
tha
C^kruiiif, mi thi* south se c to r o f
ihr* 4'ttftti*rn front.
F a r t h e r to the south, A Oar*
m a n - 1(um anian f o r m waa asiid t o
have driven through Ituudan Baa*
saruhln to n depth o f 80 miles,
heeding fur Oilcans. On th a can
t e r of the front, a G e rm an col
umn waa re ported In Vichy tO)
have t h r u s t into Russian te rritn ry 125 mile* th r o u g h Broot
Litnvsk.. None o f these
were confirmed by th e
rntfc
* ‘
WABHINOTON, June 25—GP)
—Operators of A m erican m er
chant ships told senator* Tues
day they were carrying national
defense supplies to the Rad Baa,
R aiuoan hi tha F a r E ast, and
F L O R ID A WOMAN H i n t ’S
nobly-established naval bases.
. Tha toaUanmy about opera
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tions under the lease-lend MU
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and national defense program s Mlsa Edith Payna of St. Peters
reported
re (Special) — Wool, yellow and
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK
or JUNE 22nd
• ■— *.
Satarday, Midnight Shew 11M Tonight— "TH E INVIS
IBLE W O S A V whh John Barrymore, Virginia Brace end
Chefile Rugglea. Alee—Certoen, Comedy, Nor.lty and Com
munity Bone ReeL
‘
Sunday, Monday— “LOVE CEKZT” with William Powall, Myrna Ley', Call Petritic aitf Sera Hade*. A W Walt
DUnay Certoen "GENTLEWAN'S GENTLEM AN* and Matte
New*.
•*
•* *•.
V ^M *V
1
Tueaday, Sarin In Day, Deubl. P ro g ra m -T H E Y MET.
IN ARGENTINA'* with Maureen' O’Hara pad Jan... E1Hatm. Alae—cayeat ahowingi ''LILLIAN ' RUBS ELL"
with
Alice Faye, Den A m * * ., Hear; Fonda and Edward Arnold.
Wednesday,. Tbdradiiy^Mll/ l T flp N A V Y * with Abbott
and Coatollo, Dkk Powell, CUlxa Dodd. Tht Andrew. tiletan and Dlek Foran. Alao—Comedy, N o r.lt, and N m .
Friday, Saturday— "PONY POST’ with Johnny Mack
Brown, Fuaay Knight, and Nall O'Day. ‘Alao— 1"MELUDY
AND MOONLIGHT" with Johnny Down., Vera Vacuo, Jer
ry Colonna end Nary, Lee,
THE SCREEN’S dafflct "Mr. and Mra." team, Myrna Loy and
William Powell, romp through the marrieat matrimonial mli-ad-
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
ONE OF the Liar hiu of Ju«t a few jrrarn ago, "Lillian Ruiaell,"
with Don Ameclic, Kdward Arnold, Alien Faye, Werren William
and Henry Fonda, will b. the “returned favorite** to bo ahowa a*
part of a popular Darrein Day Program at the Rita, n u t Tueaday
JOHNNY MACK BROWN, aturdy aon of Alabama who haa more
Ihau nutda good In Hollywood, will bo aeon In “Pony Poet"'at the
n t t nest Friday and Saturday. Furry Knight, Nall O'Day and
jimmy Wake.*? and. hie Rough Ridera are la auppori.
LOVE CRAZY
Steve Ireland — William Powell
iuaan Ireland ____ _
Myrna Loy
Iftobel Gray.on
Gall Patrick
Ward Wfllqyrbby^.. Jack Careen
Mra. Cooper ____ t Florence Bate.
^ aray ao tt,.
venture of their hllarloua raraa In “Love Craiy” which wtll be
■hown tomorrow and Monday at the local Rite.
IN T B B NAVY
Smokay Adam a------Bud Abbott
Pomoio/ .^atara,^. U 4 p e t . Ho
ttm m y, BeMtaed.
Did.
i-.Ppwafl. o t.r i. f c »*■.*
Dorathir Robert. ............ Claire
,*>\X ’1 •*
lW y «fJ i i | i i «t. , U V m i ioa. AnS.O H i *'
to*'1 11Wft] ■l/'V,AI/ .
Dynamite Dugea
Dick Foran
Donald Me
a Wildwood
_ ^ ___
Briitol
Kathlaaa
Daaaa Speclaltloa by Oowdoa Arm.
o w .r i.- Ji m
vi
i\vndw t ~.
...iFamtJEiamtt MELODV .A N D . MOONLIOIIT
- Johnny
Joseph Cretan D n ay fy Brian •
Dowse ■**»»
- ■
George Meeker
. Clarence Mu m A doleid. ...Barbara Allen {Vera
Vague]
Elieha Cook, Jr.
Abner Kellogg ... Jerry Colonna
THEY MKT IN ARGENTINE Kay Banutt ___r ._ Jana Franx*.
Lolita ....— ___ Maureen O'Hara Ginger ...... — — ....... Mary Lm
Tim Kelly ----- Jemee Ellteon Butch Reilly y...___ Frank Jenk.
_____1Claire Carle ton
Alberto Delmonto ... Albdrto Vila Gloria
Duka F.rrcl ______ Buddy Eboen Otle Barnett .... Johnathan Hal.
Standlah
Preoeott
Z__ _
Martin
Don Euriqua — Robert Barrel
Santiago _____ Jooeph Buloff
Panchlta ----------- Dioaa CoeteUo
• iiV J i.
Tear p.ator
Weber A Field.
VU BIC AL fllmt 'orb' proving Ski pftjiuW* In lhe*e day. o't
iterla,” "tfa-lody and; Mdpnirel.V rratuV|iTg“ Jolinhy Oowna.*
;|,(V e fi'y a g u e ) A,llen, 'jerry Colonna, Jm»e Fratrv, Mary
ank. janka ami Other. »l|l (io Iho nvcond film mu.leal next
TcijCarillo
Themaelvea
EflaiW F ujri Pv. r
».
MAUREEN O'HARA and Jam.. ;ElUaon (above) aeilited by Rud
dy Ebaen, Orlando', favorite *o|i, .and Alberta Villa, the tonaatidha) Sou Hi Amrricah Trouhadof will he featured in "They1 Met
fn *XigeKflna,*’ novelty' ‘musical “firm- acheWIc?*Tof,UH"ID*C ‘W*
Marie ,
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lip o id Dqmrqe<
W ttU y .
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iJf°l>o*< 1. h t f.h r alv*n and la
Ipnr«tl>nca nf ilia) c *rl*ln final
Vlorld*. In 'P l. t
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MA.IL ROUTE. iMritlt U .S H1
IWhy * abmildnl
Sfth oolumntM
rocaltyf . Had
OPtRATtD BETWEENROSWELL AMD ToRRANCE,
MVta/ Urwi/ri
H E Ninth divlalon of the
regular army wka organlaid (or a.rvlce overaeaa
ha World war. Hajeev.r.
ire the dlvLIon waa ready
the battlefielde the Armat wye elgned
'hen the war end*d, the
th dlvLIoa wee In training
3amp Sheridan. Montgom-
^ ____
qn
lh *
tl(h
day
uf
May*
l i l t , In and by Hit Clrrull Cuurt
In aunni for Brmlnnl* Ccrunljr. F lo r
id* In Ctlinr<r|, In R r r r tilii r«usn
Ihvrtln ptndlnc whrrtln
Kofi Buindard U f * Intyrnnrt *Comf»ny.rorporatlnn
. und#r Iht
laws o f North Carotin*, it plain*
tiff, and T D. tn.hln.t and K.lll.
T. In.lilnd, h'a wit*, arr dtf.nd•nla I. H. A. II. Wllk In.on . .
>».sl.l Xla.ltr of ..id Court hr
..Id dt.r*. appuinied ah.ll off.r
for ..In ami aril .1 public outcry
b.for. th. front door of Ih. Court
lfounc In Hanlord, H.mln.l. Cttun,
ty. riorliU. brtwtrn the l.anl
hour, of n.l*. on Monday Ih. flh
day of July. I»«|. in* h i ,,* b*.
th* M m *
b »'n »
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. Ho.elal
Ut
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
. THE B ISK IN
• LIQ U O RS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
BE SURE TO VISIT
Picbie
Store
■ ■'Twsfi ■'
The Ninth divlalon haa
Adopted an eight-pointed half
' rad and half blue deelgn with
• white center on an olive
drab background. , , •
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m ic io t ii
S T R IK IN G f t t A S f S -
“f r i t O R I G I N A L D tL IC lO U S A P P i l .
NI^KTy ROAR Wrim AMfiRyw. \
MO< NEARLY AS *OUD AS KtS
V(0M&<ROUS MO
& U <i (JESTS
BHiaIn*s dipping
. Low Show. Decline
aulkerlUUva
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_______________ _______________________ _
S T X N D IN C
HEAR. P tIU l, IpWA —
vriti
m ew
rau rr
w as
d is c ^ / k r e p
DM THIS TKft* IN JftTt *
eald that .Inking. In |
LONDON,
June at —<a*)_
Britain announced today I drop
la her total ohipping Iqraea in
but
s*n
A P P i c . M A - v c Co m l From
o u n d s
A ^IPPoPoTXMUl EMlTi A
May,
000,000
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fnom
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1
Sigm For England
FLORIDA.
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Ban ford U « • Only Cwtrml
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlfftf
And .Water Transportation A
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tEWSPAFISK
A N INDEPEND]
SANFORD,
V
MON DA'
JU N E
U.S. Condemns
Nazi A ssault
Upon Russians Buffer States
23,
Member Associated Preen
l»4 l
Nazis Push 10 M iles Into Russia
Whether Lease-Lend
Aid W ill Be Sent
To Soviets S t i l l
Is Open ■Question
• Of Move Against
German Nationals
■ Made Week Before
Lithuania Declares
Independence From
U. S. S. R. Second
Day Of Conflict
The Soviet A rm y Girds F or 'Action
In Baltic May
Turn On Soviet
Battle’s Progress t
Pleases Germans
Lithuania And Latvia
•Officers W i l l
1 Watch Borders
W ASH ING TO N. Juno 23 —
Disclose
Indepen
W>— The Unite,) State* con
demned (irrmany'a "treacherous
dence
In'Broadcast
attack '* on Russia and drelum i
**any rallying of the forces op
II Kl.SINK I Juno 13 ( A P )
posing Hitlerism" would rebound
Olflctal apokraam
asserted
to the benefit of American tit*
today Finland
would main
fenpr nrul security.
tain her neutrality aa long as
The -Ini,m ,lit, made by Un
possible In the war between
derarm -U ry of Stair
Humnrr
Grrmany
and Riwaia. lies*
W rllr* a flrr hr had c o rfrirrd
plte Adolf lllllr r ’ e declara
with President Roosevelt,
lr ft
WASHINGTON, Juno 23
tion Indicating ahe would be
oprn thr i)ui-.tion nf whether
f —yP)— The federal govern
leasr-h-nd mil would br givrh
an active ally e f the Itrlrh.
ment acted today to halt the Kay Mamola, 31, la Ihr find Sovlrt Russia
fro n tier facing Kuaaia waa
W rllrs ndilril, hpwrvrr,
thr
manned, but (-‘ Inland declared
departure of Italian natlonaln woman to sign up at the Briti-h
her only purpoa* waa a* If
from the United States, du Coniulate In New York for a President hail authority ‘ unilrr
defense.
plicating the action taken poalllon In Britain's civilian tech
corps to operate end ser
Jast week- against Germans nical
H E L S IN K I, Juno 23 - bPV—
vice the radio locator. She',
All Ihrre Bailie alatea which
Hn thla country.
a radio trouble shooter. England
Russia
absorbed last
summer
Immigration apd border appealed fo r 13,000 technician*.
are expected
here
lo
revolt
patrol offlcan were in s tr u c t
against the Soviet Union with
ed to take all necaesary , l 'P *
the approach o f the N ail armies
to p r o m t any Italian national
deearnllona of Independence
O f-o n leaving tha country pond
Buhrman Re-Named and
for Lithuania end la tv la ,
al
ing further orders.
have been brondrest.
Pastor O f Church ready
Tha it* p waa taken to Inaura
Baltic refugees said
Unwin
compliance with an
executive
herself had expected revolt* in
I’
lliihrmtn, pastor o f
ordaf o f tha Preaidant Juno 14
Kvtoria
tluidlst Church since No- I.ithusnih. Latvia nnd
regulating tranaactlona In fo r
1H3H. was re-appoint- and pointed out Ihnt the main
e ig n
exchange
and
foreign Russian
defenses
had
been
kept
ils position last night liy
" wned property.
inside the urlgi'nal Soviet fronArthur J. Moore o f AlEstablishment of close economic
Made
t the Florida Conference Her.
cooperation among the United Comparison Is
Germany struck at Russia hy
:ed Methodist Chureh In
W ith Seven Parts
land and air In a dawn invasion
Beach.
I'ovrrns named In thla district Sundav end Ihr Soviet
O f Bible In Talk
mrnl Immediately nreepled the
challenge, hurllnic the might nl
Rvv, W. P. Brooks, Jr., pastor
its Reil army sgainst the Nailsof the First Baptist Church, ad
with order* to •‘repulse tillw pred
dressed the Rotary Club today
atory assault'" which
Moscow*
at Its regular weekly luncheon
spokesmen said was -tatted “ un
on the subject of "The Principles
Rev lluhrman came to San der pretesta which are lie* anil
of True Americanism."
Rev
provocations without any foun
Brooks compared seven great Am ford first in 192ft and served
erlcan documents which he said her# four years. He then wrnt dation."
Foreign
Commissar
Molotov,
irican govemmant with reflected the spirit of true Amer to Mississippi, where he
was
form al statement of icanism with various parte of nretldlng elder o f the Aberdeen broadcasting on behalf of Probnt State Dopartaeeut the Bible.
district, and returned to Sanford miar fllslln six hours after the
Tbaa* seven documents he list in tB.IH. Ills son. A. R. Buhr Invasion started, expressed con
ed as the "M ayflow er Compact,” man o f Gainesville, Was re-np- fidence that “ the herluc forces of
the 'Declaration of Independence" nolnled director o f the Wesley the U fl. S. R. will deal a crush
ing blow*' to Russia's short-lived
Foundstkuv (n that city,
RoberP C. Holmes wax named
new presiding aider o f this ills-
Japan's Reaction ttf
* Watched B y Obser
vers In Far East
Economic Co-Opera*
" tion Between U. S.
And Russia Seen
Documents Which
R eflect History
Of U. S. Listed
These photos nf the Red Army in mnhpnverv arrived In the U. S at a time when
friction between Russia and Germany is re
ported to have brought those countries lo n
crisis. In the tup photo, Semyon K, 1 imo-
Shames A n d Scott Return From
Kiwanis Convention In Atlanta
Frank Shfiiui** find Hr. DmiglM*
Pound Big
: Navy Base, Other
Targets In Reich
B om hcrH
—(kONDtlN, Jun»» BW
Making an offensive aweep ovi r
nerrthem France fo r the »evi*nternth Mucceanive day* the H. A*
F. .jvp o rled tmlay the de>»trucMomJcif nevi’riil more N a il fight
er pane*, bringing Ihe total fur
I hr In- 1 three daya to 04
The raid followed the twelfth
straight night aaaault on Ger
many proper, In which hombem
pounded the big naval baae at
Wilhelm*haven and other largela,
Giving the (iermun
invanion
haaea ill France no letup, the R,
A. K
destroyed
21(1 (Jermun
idanen over the Knglinh Chan
nel and France ymterday at the
loaa of only twn Hritiah figlitera., The pilot of one of the**
K S t. r e p l a c i n g T h i c k e r "
whu w ill gu tu -facksonrllla
whan 1
other l
TsCgion Sonn Place
Third In Tourney
Tha ,
clearly.
OffldaU would got Indicate
___ ^ 1
‘
a i l w as
was
American
course weff wMilan
pend
ing a further study « Att tha la ,plications of tba davalopmenL
One high diplomat!* source,
however, said he tspaetad close
economic cooperation at laast to
Britain and Roaaii wlUi tba
Unltad fitele* probably adopting
a more llbaraf polk* «a exporta
of vital defenaa maurlali to tba
Golfers Downed In
Fiwtlnter-City
Match At Daytona
iS 4
i___ -V svJ'
West
Palm
Beach
Ratunlay,
George Cook, Instructor said to
day.
The three boys wars preeenled
bronxe medals by W. H. lilt t.
mayor o f West Palm Beach, at
s banquet Saturday night. The
rroup returned yesterday from
the tournament, which was s |h>i i tored by the Florida Departuirnl
of the American legion.
,
Wara mads In It by John Adama
x -w k ruin- and Benjamin Franklin. H rep
resented at that tlmo tba true
sentiments of America.
The
"Conatl tuition,"
Rev
Brooks said, Is "Oar Book of
Fundamental law" Ilk* tba Ten
Comr&andments. II toll* our gov
artimont wtat it aball not do and
Thirty-als
Semlnola County
tbaa protects tba liberties of the
poopie. "Not many places are 4-H Club glrla spent the last
(eft In the world," Rev. Brooks week at Camp McQuarrir. alonr
aald, "which have auch liberties with girl* from Volusia and
Orange counties, enjoying swim
ming, gams*, and Handicraft
work, Mrs. Reva Andrews, heme
demonstration agent, aald toctsy.
It was tha largest delegation
ever sent from this e'unty and
waa also tha largest delegation
of tha three counties on tha trip
last weak, Mrs.
Andrews re
vealed. Among the girls win
ning ribbons for their work In
handicraft ware i l
from this
county.
Tha glrla constructed a frame
garden from top toil, tin cans,
and wood In frame enclosure.
The enclosure waa built and the
ground waa dug up and IIM
with tin cans opened at both
■eh. Good ton soil waa filled
la fer the had and leaf mould
workecd ta tha *o!L A frame for
hanging mono or palmetto fane
waa ViBt over tha top of the
39 4-H Club Girls Of Seminole County
Return From Camp M c Q u a r r i e
first; June Fambro and Mona
Dalbo, tied fur second; and Ann
Mctetne. third, In the judging of
•crap books. Larger
plrls vrh,>
on their scrap books were Ktte
Jane Gleason and Jean Boteln.
tied for second, and Dorothy
Price, third Ribbons for the best
pocket books made
nf woven
mate in the smaller girl grotip
war* June Fambro, first; and
Ann Melons, third, while th*
larger girls ware Dorothy Price
first pUra and Marjorie llaldr
man, second.
Girls from the I^ke Monro* 4
IT Club who went to Camp Me.
Quarrta ware: Dorothy
Prlcr,
Lillian Tucker, Margie Tucker
and Agnes Smith. Lal;e Mary
girls at tba camp were Peggy
Beat, Jean Betelei, Utile Jan*
Gleason, Lorvtla Thorn end Vir
ginia Reaves. Paola girls were
Maty Benson, June Farhr* and
Dorothy Thomas.
i cl ui licit SMuni«/
ni|r14.
New Products 01 Scott
fioni tlo- hiwnni* rnnviMithm m
AlUnltt, (in , to which they went
Ci trus Is Theme itKtwiim*
i
from thr* SnnftinJ
I luh (ii% in g
lilt’ nf (hi*
h1
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Of U. S. Bulletin Shnnf«'!» Mild tinhelayconvent
“ It WIN one
mu
G A IN E S V IL L E , June 23 —
(/FJ— What t hem Uni rnnunrch
ban don 4* In bringing out new
plrmliirla o f i*II rilw U Tfl? Ou ilh'
o f a new c im ilt o , “ ( 'it him Knot
Product*,,f writtcfi hy lwn mil*
■lurnllng it U*lit iwt» and |Hlhll'hr*i|
hy &wo on tat* ml ii nr Ntionttst*
hy 1hi* llnitnd Stnti-n 1Opart
im*nt o f Agriculture A n no u m r
niriit o f the new Mirculnr Iinh
been received from W u*hlng1oti
hy the HUitu Ag ru ultm nl Knteii
winti Hervire.
Author* o f the i m iilur nr** II
tV von PocMi'clte i tie in i <t with
the t r H I> A. tilru* Inhoriitoty
in W inter Haven, nnd K,
M
Khace, rhemut with
file
I.fM
Angelen, C alf , P
S
l».
A
laboratory.
The pnhlirat Inn cover*
work
with pteaerved
Juice*,
vlnegur,
ritrir arid* rarvned fruit meg
merit*, froien
fruii'*,
nlenholic
hev er age*, oils, gluco*nlea, pec
tin, 4 andiad peel*,
inui niiilude
Jellh-M, orange hutt* r, nnd nth
er prndurta.
It
« I mcj dearrilo *
prartim l
equipment and methotl* for mak
Ing thrae product b
n nytt o f utilizing or diNpoMiij?
«»f an called "w a rie " citru* nm
teriaU are ato* diMimmed hy the
two Acirntlata.
C'opie* o f the circular, No
fr*77, may he obtained from the
IHviaion nf Puhlicut mini, |T s
Department
of
Agriculture.
WaNhingtitn, II, C.
Revised re|,ort» from U A. F.
headquarters void 29
Grrmsn
I'lane* were ehol dnwn hy fighl<-ra suit hup
hy
s Blrnhetm
homhrr a flr r It was damaged
hy fighter*.
The Air Ministry new* ser
vice
said
yesterday's
srore
brought the fighter rummsml’i
daylight hag for the last seven
days to 1IH
German
alrersft
against a loss o f ID British pi
lots. It added that nf GH planes
downed In Ihr last two day*
many were o f the new ME-lhU
type.
German air raiders, striking
st Britain with
larger
forces
than for tome
timr.
Saturday
night mingled propaganda le a f
let* with bnmh*,
Aluminum D rive To
The Ira Met a an»«rted Britain
Continue ThiH W eek
waa luting the battle o f the A t
lantic.
Harris Anderson, mrmbrr nf
A f«*w peraont were killed
in m auuth roaat town and tev* thr volunteer group which is
collecting aluminum fnr the guv
ermi ’ were Injured.
•rnnicnt* defense e ffo rt said to
day the drive would continue
until Hsturday since the expect
House Group Voles
ed amount had nut yet been cu|.
H igh er G ift Taxes Iecle'9.
I
T ie
Navaho Indians believe
that there are mala and female
clouds, and
wlnda
from
tha
north or* male, and wlnda from
tha aouth famale.
shenko
(right t.
Commissar
of
llefense,
welrhrs In- ti-mp- pci foi m Hr is helieveil
among Sovnt louder* opposed to making *ny
conression, to i.iimuny '* tipotird drinamlH.
Hotlnm, ttmip* piintlce invasion,
Container*
W A S H IN G T O N , June 23 —
|41— The House
Ways
and
Means Committee voted tenta
tively today In favor o f higher estate and gift Uxaa daalgBed to produce about 1113,-
700.000 additional revenue.
Chairman Doughten (D -N.C.I
aald tha present exemption of
140.000 for both estate and gift
lax
purpose*
would
be un
changed.
City News Briefs
Tha City
Commission
will
held It* regular moating tonight
nt 7:80 o'clock at the City HalL
’ A celebration of Holy Com
Farina, munion wtn b* hold at tha Holy
Croae Episcopal Chureh tomor
row morning at 10.00 o’clock In
ebeanrsne* of 84. Jaka the Bap*
Uat*n D a y . ___________ _______
have
be,-n
placed
iii front of the Post O ffice and
the Atlantic National Hank fnr
aluminum articles Mr Anderson
asked Hanfurd resident* lo give
puls, pans and other articles
which they did nut need toward
the drive.
Aluminum rullrrted will
not
go to any private company, Mr.
Andiraon emphasised, but will
be used by the government. A r
ticles collected here will be sent
lo Orlando, .which I* receiving
headquarters fo r Central F lori
da. Tha aluminum will thon ha
sent to Jacksonville and to tha
ro¥#rTi (unlit.
Members o f Ihe Woman's Club
era assisting in tho campaign,
Mr. Anderson aald.
of thi* nio«t tiiouifhl-iiiuvok’tntf
Mini m in t a tiling nffturi he had
Dili nih il
Klotnln K iw im * Ml11 up A booth
nl n »♦ t i>iivrii[ioii )omhiunrlnra
to 1-w|n mmi' f t w ornniff1 j u t o
ih-h r rrl c- Mini to g»vi* in foi mat inh
lhi« htn 111, Mr
ShiinifH
Mu-1 (tvt'F 1fi,(HMI HirviiiE* of
oii, itk'4 jnlCi* writ*
At
tin hooth
Mi StiHiiii*M m*i vim| on the
rononlttci1 winch Jtititngt'd n lout
of I ho 11lit mMi r the loiivt ritioh
11 li Hut ton of lliiitii* mmt thu ir
fin....... tin- conunHlct
Aiming Ihr miLutfindlfijf talks
w..a .-nr made hy ( aptain Graltnn II I t » ry, nlitnr of the Ottawa
J im1111it I, OMttWtt, ('nriAila,
who
Ap"kr nil (hr war e ffo rt o f hia
rnimt i y 11ntton VV Sumner, chair
nmrt nf l Em flntjjtr Judiitafy CuUI*
mill* u, urged citisrnp to let
r\)j<gri f*» know their upifiion* on
rurnril rvetili.
( l)idf IIimy, former governor of
North ( itmlinf d< rnande<l that
defen^r ntrikea bt piohihited pay
ing ihiil over IS milEtun man
hnuM *if labor in defenpe in(IunI ih * hail E-eeri Imt twrauae
of
troublea )a«t y e a r lloe
Folk trsitn nf Holly wt„xl made a
hunei'us talk, rntitlrd ‘‘ Itcady r
Nut 11,-rr I Come
Mr. Shames
said. Hr tuld how we grow old
bvfxn- w<- know It, and are fo r
ever tiding age and seeking
youth.
(inferen ces
were held each
day on subjects relating to HIwanls work. These conference*
were fnr individual groups, but on
the final day of tne convention,
a mass discussion wax held on the
subject o f “ How National De
fense A ffrrt* Each o f Us."
Entertainment at the conven
tion included the President's Ball
Tuesday night and a show "C av
alcade of Dixie.” on Wednesday
night.
The eonfllet ranged from «*>»•
tlnued maneuvera fo r p o s i t i o n *
the far north whara, In Fin
land,
the
8-OftO-mlla
fron *
touches the Arctic So*, to »
flerre encounter o f men and ma
chine*. aloft and aground, In tha
rentral and southern sector*.
The N a ll High Command h«•etled A d olf
Hiller's
have driven ahead "on aehedul*
and successfully" In thu f l r i t
binges sgainst Russia,
The clash o f m ilitary Utaaa
who now leave cast aslda tha
pretense o f friendship h™“ f h j
hi its train a series o f hurried
conference# In world capitals.
Fer Eastern observer* keen*
ly watched
Japan's
Tokyo It hound by the thr**power Axis pert to go to laa
...letan ce o f either Germany^ o r
Italy In the evsnt o f an
atlack" hy ■ new belligerent: al
so bound to remain neutral Id
Ihn fighting Involving Russia.
Germany reported quick and de
structive success
by air today
for the thunderbolts which A d « *
Hitler loosed Randay in a deelaration o f war on his one lima
official rrielid, the Rnexka • •
Joseph Rtalln.
Hapless Finland, wrhry from
her 1V3W-40 war with Ruisla. but
.bsggvel Into this new rlasK of
yieet powers along with Human!*
ns so ally of Germany, suffered
- me of the fire*
of
Russia •
counter blows.
The Finnish
high
Command
t.l.l „ f Huaslen
air
raids
at
-i-vrinl points. Including Alskar,
mimI of attacks on two
Finnish
nimon-d vrssele. IlslainVi ■
ra
dio suddenly
went
dead
this
morning. Indicating • raid on tha
capital,
Hut the Finnish p r * * . making
the best
of
matters,
printed
flaming
dlspatchee
com partnr
Kerman successes in the first day
of til, litanlr conflict with Iba
Legion Ball Team
W1U Play, CocOA
The baseball team
OTgenlwO
by Campb*ll-l/>a*lng Boat of the
American Legion will play Mg
first gams Wednesday often ***
at 3:00 o'clock against Cooes’*
Junior ball team In tha Mnakt*
pal Ball Park hare, Joel B. Field,
commander of tha poet, aald to*
beginning neit weak the taaai
will play thro* game* a weak, of
which two games will be *1
home. Teams to ba played !•*
elude Orlando, Lee*burg. W I* W
Park, Coco* and Elailmmaa.
i
BERLIN TELEPHONE CUT
The urban poPu l,ll°n of the
BERN, Bwitserland, June 33—
United State* la older, on the
communication
average, than the rural pop T e l e p h o n e
Although that
ulation, the 1940 census disclose*. with Berlin waa cut last night
without explanation. Tha tola- er part of than
sturgeon—Ilka
l
Mora than 40 tributaries of phone lines to London wars still
move Into freak
La operation. ______ - i - - i w. tha Mbalaaifpl a n navigable.
\
�Of lb i i t i M Board
If the democracies ot tj
if tivner escaping from'lhe1
(he time for them to UlrtRi, jflh rtth gw w flltW ‘ftod
Germany ao vulnerable' to ittack from the west, And
south, so prawctupiwd in Um Mat, wo utterly toeapubte «*
defending herself front united attack ss she Is today ni
ter tearing up another treaty and Hunching an unpro
voked attack against Russia.
Every nation In <lhe world, that chertshOa Its own
freedom, every man Mho hates, or ft are VA*id‘domination
"by Hitler, should anlM at otieo wM do everything id thetr
power to eonftlcttty' eradicate jHelH wodallitM from the
fltc of' the ’etrlh before ’ll is t& late. IW s goes for the
’ifA a k irfS jr'ittM 'n -
m — WOttitt It.
---------- ----- . .a t l a . . .
e - J»-»
aiuiouincd today that word has
I m received fe ra l) negro ole, mo
■■der the defense training pro
gram to n n a Jone Mb
. John A. Lawien, Jr., nmbrt.
All
young negro men betwoentbe (| t t of 17 nod M
ere liked to enroll for Udo
training program, Lnwsea sett
farm motors will continue for
as Indeflnlto ported, and some
Uiroo other comae* will bo of
fend In electricity, wood work
and melal, the inatrnctor eeM.
Thooe who complete the comaeo wll roeeiro a certificate,
i Registration wtl take place
tn too voealional
agriculture
class
room of (ho Crooma
Academy on June SO from l »
.A-. M. until 4.-00 P. H. The
classes wUI bo limited, ao Uppllcanta a n adrtoed to coma
n r hr.
i If embers of the
advisory
committee which
w<U aailat
ooporvkora In maintaining mem
bership In the coarse o n John
Gray, Sr., V. S. (heir, L. w.
Elknorberg. David James ami J.
(N. Crooma. A. L» James will conUnite aa Instructor on Ike motor
coarse.
--- - Mk.laeeil_
IK r O R T O U A Y
’
vie*
tarday fc tMeotd Oatawaa A.
Icon Itv tils rMreat from'MokobW.’ H ihuy tHAl be Rnaats
thsh unwittingly toerhspa,'Srni guv*'BrtUIn, uhd th* Unit
ed State*,’ from tna'fUll
olthdNnal legions;'If1thby
are quick to take adtUntSM o f tho opportunity ' which
Hitler haii thrown inln' tlitflr Up.
»
,,
" Itussla lu g ’igratt dMMtfir rich In manpower snd
ktrtllAleul
Darts,
chairman of U m Defense N ik
dlatlon jHoarJ, w u chosen yoA
HP, NOT DOWN: I
Jfft tip Jniixt cyr« unto tlu»
Ma, Jfrom >rHence romelh my
, , IUp<—Psalms, Hl-.l,
Pepper Asks Repeal
‘ ' Of Neutrality Act
•tV.' A » General Wavrll oald aa an
r iSgaSlian aoneoy arrived
In
W p i l j t "tunkar
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
f n a OoUeOry, JTUae S14U
BAGGETTS 1
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
•n oma. w Htmri "n Mwnmw
DtSJURpp
SAVINGS
WASAIttNGTON, Jone
—Senator Pepper of Florida pro-
‘‘Germany appears on tho vorgu
1 . of ad'attack on Ruseta. No weni day Rudolf Hem flew to EnglenJ.
e * July 1 U 4
tine to Um pro«
a
Unlreralty , of
THE KEY TO SECURITY
.......
. .<.‘ W *>»#e Urhon -Judy Canon
has gotten married. Ii getting
r Umrrled,
ot
tonic thing.
Bo
CUftRENT
DIVIDEND
Yotuha MeUuoWe oaye Japan
'.■•tag to hade tho Asia. If the
laitod Btatea dnteri the war.
M l bah - Away back. •
poeod to have oald this or who
he raid It to, nowhere appears.
At thla writing, except tor hn
unofficial Interview by an un
named Natl authority, tbefy tat
been no reply from the Hitler
outfit to our prwtoot a* thoiduiing of an American' *M p,' B r
from any war son*: that tar
ried no war material or mmil
lion,, and tho Identity Of WMUg
had been ascertained by
tno
raider. The newspaper Interview,
cabled from Be HIn, rotated' U at
the Germans would oink any skip
anywhere that was carrying "tbki
tre band.” Contraband " it Ottp*
thing that they can to oae a*
an excuse for the destruction
of lives and oklpe.
i ••'y
M fU n d hae a new radio doOs for locating airplane*. Wo
M L Its - programs kro not inmuptad by Static every thus
— thing big happens.
h ‘ aoHI* 4MEB.H3 stock»ld last year, tho hosiery
M ia mid to be at a new
Th*t, U, rather fortunetn,
N O
b o a s t in g
ery day the INSURED
8AVVTY. way. " M
JFT^ROT F E D E R A L
it menage to all Swe
ll at oea yesterday to
[ their voyages at once
rn if. possible to a Bwe-
P’JMldLUi tu poputallon.
‘Jhttaf jWjll be n quarter
ua t r r Jtarcb of the mm■•jUdfi-tiewepaper
hie
itr l M *«mii owner,hip.
rfnulier and the Mine
I i n time. ,We plan io
rale the orraalon with a
(Htlon, ,Jn which Central
nltl hr advertited to the
loons Tribune. Coftrfattu’ thl Tribune nn lla
sd'of. aorvioo to tla cum-
*
p *J »H n r that th* pannage 0f this .Uw by the Floiv
M* levfriatMtUYft bfiiqhl to';l* tho numbof of aUtea which
have cimeted simliar atatqtcs, the Tnmpa Tlmoo m*lroa
thir tiertinent comment:1'' ' ■■
-v
> >•
; l»wn-*alf bONd on n model drafted .by the Natlonnt Fire Protection Association in 1B3B—provide for
properly aupervlsed public display., operated under u per
mit and requiring a'bond to-cover pooaibio Infury to per,lon»
pro|>crty. Sale Of fireworks tor private use It
prohibited. • •
M l
.
"Effcctimje.a of adequate legislation accompanied
bv ntrict enforcement w ii' ahown by a recent survey by
the Ambrieah ■Medical Auuoclatfon of FlWrth of July In-
n-ildnifi
do as thla coaatry did bmt« Uai
a ceatery . ago-—start to gw af
ter tho raiders ao pirates set
lew, entitled to no •grace.. Thl
would parallel. our aottoA wkei
U
The altemattvo would appear,
'
country win puna*.
As to Oamkoy. *1
od to take one of v
First, tko may adoj
Indicated b y 'lk o at
tare lew, assorting I
bf linking ship# b «
band— rOsoretag to
dooUion Of enat h
— while M k S «
I
that tko Robin M«
tons
U
—
(Bpoolsl) — Ytellda’a now dotU m lUospa, saaotod by tVt
■MsetoW'oF Uw State U ^O
, % n ba tm OaVt M y l- ky;
' Jtogoo om jMr.aotk*;
agents. It waw‘ annowwod
kg L M . Xoaaody, oaoowUot,
try of tko SUU .Ooramls-,
■CGosa* eos^' n t a k p S t
i heu ■
•hwya
• • f'C M jU b U U H K H U M M "
COME ON
I,
« i . ptaduco more
’ other country
defonao
require-
^ s t st s, a , i r c,,•>
r ,.
( ihedr capamios
lot oh .tho hoair for I
|■1
p*q gjrj
*Asjr* ^ v-V*
Miar%
fW
' ilMOfl iH
i11
t t a f t A U < m j U , a4M t
• ! jffjjL i mi
» f tko pfyWMthML
W lU A N D
w n m m '
onUrprUto ol
rauden that uaod to asloo 'Amer
ican ships and hold Ihslr trews
for twnoom. . >
raiders could find
would msiu to bo
poulbie from tut
Q lSm X Q iG THE FOfl
W 'M M I
It could' bo mad* Ike base for
o declaration of war, thonuk that’
wend M O M 'U bo tho least 1Ita
ly outcome. Wo might ask in-'
demnlty and, if '.thot won ro-i
fared, could seise dem on pro
perty in reprisal 0* Wo oooid
TALLAHASSEE,
hanks kro rold •torigs
hat they *tin make lo*M
■•*tahi occasions I Where
mHlls good and tko risk
Ihrlfrt poor 41 haaka In
r only a tiulo men tgaa
rth tp f Um slate’s total
. banks, , made ■ 011.009
anointing U P7.000.OIK).
*M Magnolia AwuUo
Sanford, Florida
T O R Jli.
k 1
KAGBiK
T jJLvlU
eat la what the AtaerWen Gov
ern menI will do tn tM .faooiof'
"firework*” colobrntlon thlr jbar. ’ "
of Bombtol* County
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British Aid Group
Marks, Anniversary
RADIO NEW S
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r lip w il
phene 148
««>' your
L O U r i l N E B E A L . 8 o £ e t y E d it o r
finer the Ilunillm fo r Hritain
T M lgM 'a rragraam
club was organized, June 20.
■ 00 BaMbail S c r e e
r.WO. Mr.
I. Martin la re6:0B Supftsr Hour
rcanitnlinn
5
spunrible for thin
i : l t Howard and Shelton
'
which htla gom- far beyond her
• :20 UP New.
1rzpi-ctnt ion. ni n cluh,
which
• :J0 YouY Town and Our* ‘
Dyson will |wmilil respond *n readily to lief
The firat annual e< nvtnllon of
7 4 0 U f a Pretend
Kill,
(Mbit..,
i
nppcal
fur
ht
lji
fo r the »u ffe r »
the Children o f the Confederacy
7:30 Sport* Reporter
iminl,
I era in England who were being
yt
will bn held In Sanford on June
7:S? Tw iligh t Melrtritea
j
Immhrd
from
L..............._________
ir
lr
homo«
nnn
T : l l Elmar IH rla and th# New*
tlat Church will meet at 7:,30 l 1. 24 and 23 with (he Robert K.
ronr
In
S
jwere
le
ft
to
wander
almlrssly
on
BtOO Academy Award
M. with Mr*. M, N. Cleveland Lee Chapter .an host.
vnnnab. t la ,
10 will join ) i ho -tn-cla until help could coin*
8:30 Norman llcaalcy and Hi*
at 34B3 Palmetto Avenue, A ll
Rpftitration will lake place »t his oift fin
vacation.
|In lliotn.
Florida Oowboyn
^ a r o urged to be present.
the Holy Cro*a
Eplacijml Par
I
Mr., Marlin hns Iho honor o f
0:00
Ghy Lombardo
iah House b a n n in g at 3:00 P.
Mrs
F J. McDun. Jr., and having sent from Sanford
0:30 Blondle
The Truth Seeker* C lia* of the M. tomorrow and at 6:30 P. M. daughter,
t arnjyn Jean, have Semln*!e County with the mar*
10.-00 Edwin C. Hilt
Methodiat Church will
hold Ha the delegates and local meir.- gone t»» -Lti ksohvilkf to visit
for vrlous help «if nil, kmltrtl gar
10:10 Bab Trout
regular social and buaincas meet bera will
motor
to
Sanlando iv. I ile.
ments and various other arti10:18 Dane# Orchestra
Ing at the home o f Mm. Bridie Springs where swimming will be
e1*‘s af clothing, surglenl instru10:30 Cacaar I'etrillo Orrheatia
Williams, 300 Oak, Avenue, with enjoyed, this will be foil wetl by
•Miss Mary Dori* May o f llin«|- ineiPn and other necessities.
11:00
Linton Wells, nrwa
9 Mr*. W. U Clark and Mr*. R. I* a picnic supper and dancing.
enton h lhe h usdguvst of Miss
Many letters have been
ir#
11:0& Joey Kearns Orehr-tra
Ghlnholser as co-hoatdaaea.
Patruui
.
v
tbulta.
The formal opening of the con
reivtyi
from
headquarter*
it*
11:30 Dane* Orrhnatra
venilon
will
take
place on
New
Vo»k
commending
Mrs,
11 :B& Press New*
The
Women o f the Eranlall Wednesday, at 9:00 A. M. and
hilly Conn and iretty M ary Lonlao Smith am nhowa rorantty
Mr and Mis, T. J. Drummond Martin for her marvelous work*
12:00 Sign O ff
Avenue Chapel will meet for their will be followed by luncheon « t and family have moved to Mel- , ,r, ,
Mmmy
lily,
N.
J.
M
ary
Len’a
father,
u
b
lg
languor
beach
at
Ocean
They state also that Sanford hM
m onthly Ip tfllle t Ml S:00 I>. M. which time the
it refuaed to g+v* hla bl a i l i i to the tearf t a ft of hla
Smith, had at flrtt
•annua] award* bourtK- nliuiv thi-y jilan In m uku(^i-n an nutatandlng ,-itv in re-i
n at the ChapcL
Lhe man who nearly won Urn T iaapw olgh i a w
daughter to lha
W a a r r a a Y I’ mgrama
their future hojnie.
Juponding to this cause,
will he given to the chapters.
0:30 Norman Ittnalry and Hi*
Mrs. Martin wishes to rhnnk
Mrs. L. A. DaHa of Starke,
TUESDAY
Etorlda Cowboy*
Mi an,I N n Boh l,.nrvy of „n
fltr lhl,
,h
Episcopal
Church
Auzlilnry diviakfn prealdent of the lint ted orh.h.1.. -!■. lit tl.ar m-tfkrml h.W||mvi,
tn lhl. .......
7:00 New* of Europe
Confederacy,
w ill arw at the Woman’ s Club Daughter* o f the
T:16
Breakfast Brevlllea
with Mr tam .-ya (nother, Mr*. H,mi|l..a f „ r Hr..... .
t
a
fo r the Red Croat. They arc will be present* nlnt- Mrs. K. U
8.-00 U P New .
i liar, "It i* In-ttFr In -ay T in
Mathews o f P ly mmnth, division L. A 1 dim y.
Miked to meet at 2:00 P. M.
8:10 Program resume
Iliad I did* than M wish f had.
director of lhe Children o f the
M i- li A K m l and daughter
8:18 Mottling devnlluna
3 ’
W EDNESDAY
The Sanford
llerahl
editors
Confederacy; MU* Marilyn While « r
M nil,
Park aprnt ye^ter8:30 Metodle Moments
president day h>■f i wuh Mr. nod Mr*. M, i have been vrrv generous in giv*
The Women** * Cnlr members of Jacksonville, plate
8:18 Yun* Tima
»ng spare to tliia work
are a*ked to meet at the rluti o f the Children of the Cmifeder- Minin tk
n » * n i i r 4 r —w r * i * i s * i
11:00 Virginia
]
Hosteape ■ for an annivrrsaiy
la-nnon,
IN*
tlouae at 2:00 P. M. to sew fo r hey; Mr*. George
"R(-ad
Away
from
Rrvnlull-n'*
0:08
Blanc and W hile Note*
fed bu it I'd Hit* of
i*arty Friday were Mrs \\
\. r 'bile F ir
the Red Croaa. Mias Irene llin- visit n recording secretary; Mr*.
C*- 1 1*4*t.«1 John Minaiik of
• :18 M ytt and Marge
1r••11ios ( iillrgi’, xkuii Kef PCCOful arltlcn In 1333 In arhlfh » * • * r
I.*
nvitl
and
Mr*.
Fonlvn
l£iis.«-P.
I*. 11, White, director <»f the Cal* Dill 1 1» i I
n top will be In charge.
lianntly forr.crn thr collap-- » f
I -mipa, sp«nt yes*
0:30 Mnrnal
V (imnitl tennis title of thw pea
IH23. " I f w* had had a a’ ronybiHin Chrpter, Jacksonville; and teivlny uitb Im- father and motl , The home o f M l* l.rrm tl wnt
T n im a iu k
8:35 Orgnnnveltlea
U4
"
xi-ttrdnx
afternoon
dc- 1,-arur of Nation* as anvlalnnod
beaut if ully den>ra|ed \v»lh flowMrs,
]tii*sell
Frink.
pM‘*ident
of
The woman
of
the
Giptiat
er, Mr aiu| Mis, M Minarik
0:45 Woman o f 1‘ourag#
M 'h in pn tel shmles n-eei>eil th6 f. itiug Marx Arnold of l A p
liy
tVnmlrow
Witaon,
‘
a*til
(tel
the
Jacksonville
(
‘h*pter.
and
Church are aakml to meet at 0:30
10:00 Mary I re Tnylor
. is m M m ifht pH * 6 4 0 1. IliiHik*,
member* o f the cluh and lift
"n rlth rr
llitlr i
nor
officers
Delrirntea
Mr
on-l Mrs. Austin Vdilen ■
A. M. at th* Woman’* Club In other state
Natiomil
( ‘lay
Court Muanolini would have d n irj tn 10:15 U P N ee *
from
Miami.
I'lilm of P.ilatka s|n*nt this wet ki nd a brief businr-s meeting u hu h f .i the
**w for the Red Croaa. Mrs. Ka- will come
10:30 A l Home With Sally Mar
• fe w u
attack
.heir nrlchboia.
I teach, Apopka, Tiimpu, Tallalm*- here udh n latlV4‘« ninj will re - ]j was cnilcd hi 4i»-*|n b\ l|»e tdnilern der will be ip charge.
tin
It xviix tin second time the Tar
|man, M n. Martin, letter^ of nt
Visitor*
ul
today * Innmi'.iti 10 46 Dayton* Reach Variellea
m
*
w
.
fYnaarnli,
Jacksonville,
mid
turn
I**
t
lu*ft
Inane
loday.
There will b» a meeting of the
] ' flush lind enphircd the honor vicTr C. VV liivan ff, Jr. and K»l>
|lerrst from
N» w Vmk
were
11:00 K nlr .tnilll flpeaha
Semlnola Ketiekah l-odgr at the Orlando*
Flunk l ’firkor, Spring Lake, N t rt l>avi« of Winter Gatali .1 ami
Miss n, 11v Jean Siiaaer
Is rend Mr* W A Knox gave the
11-18 Intermraio fer rttnnga
The N dr V
I'nited
I. 0. O. V. building. Thii meetiri'iisiirer'a ripor 1 nnd Mi
Find I
11 ppoil
the
men’p
■inglcp Kiank Knrhrr* o f OHando
11:30 llnmanre of Helen Trent
Daughters o f the
i mifedeiHcy. *pendiin- i two wimia' vmn'inn T- Williams, secretary, nnnoiineedl il wiling Hobby
| Ing will begin a> H:0U I’. >1.
Higgs, fi—3, 7
11 4f- Gur Gal Sunday
M ii tan pi-arson hi Fort
will honor the lliilm t
K
Lee with Mi
. k h i IIA Y
that the lilt gr*t rei|i»e*1
from
V i; N *| r. rt 3. in ll gruel
Valley,
tin
12 tIO U P New.
w.
The women o f
lhe Rapt 1*1 Chnptar and mtl-ol down mem
Flight ml w p fur einergincy V irfj 1 -li- io 141i ll w*m the thirxl time
I t 10 Blualral Interlude
a luncheon nt the
, Church will met at the Woman*, ber* with
for men rind worn* a I »u et llorf* Parker hud won the O n y Coin t
12:15 Jack Perch and H1» Gang
'liII oilier Clause,
j Club at 0:30 A. M. to sow fur the Parish House which will Im* fol
for making up the em eigeiii^ i bninplonsluji,
12:30 Dance lime
■I Stanley nml lack i kits will be anmmrieetf Into
lowed by a business
meeting.
I Red Croaa.
Jack Kramer, amdher
IMIlna
12:45 Road nf M fr
"
p« tilling the sun | Tin* was also a fate\i>dl jutr*
Mrs* M. J- Pram,
president «*f
1
SATU RD AY
ate. I cn rni‘i I xxlth Ted Shro^der,
1 00 Young Dr Malnn.
in S|irtiigw, (in
'
The Asalen Circle o f tin1 tint* the N de V» Chapter ami her
f v for Mr*. Dototbv Lamh «K V "
pun forming
the
Nitnmnl
1:18 Joyce Jordan
den Cluh will meet nt the Wo- committee composed of Mrs. II.
lias ■ervivf 1h» Setnimde County
rides
i
biHiipiori*,
1*
l
ent
Joe
1 30 Merrv go Rmmd
d tlu a r l Mitehi’ll. ftn n n ilv o i school* ns visiimg must fnj i Iw*
♦ man's Club to arw for the Red L, Perkins, Mrs. ( ’ P. Herndon,
W
IL
M
IN
G
T
O
N
,
N
C
,
lime
IM
2
00 Mary Margaret McRrwIe
H U ' and ( hrtiiep • lew me ♦"» I.
( Slice in11 C Mcl> Max i* ex
and Miss Marsnrct Davis, will Ills in * k.- bet-n trnnsleiod fro* I*ms i years Mr* l.nmli hr»* Tint
Croaa at B:30 A. M.
r».
(•
t
2:18
Sunny Melodtea
Camp Mine dm* to f o i t
War
eeuMxe
x
u■
*
*
prealdent,
Atlantn
have charge of the affair find
Jon Iv given medical mix lee but
2 25 DP New*
ren, Wvt>i mg
(
’
n«st
L
iih
Hailrnad
Company,
an
nre
being
anal'totl
by
other
mem
G E R M A N Y ’S TO P ACE
through her choerx 4h*positi(»n
2.30 A I-eland In Deed
nmmeci! tmlay that order* have
bers e f the chapter
has hrmight m v of -uiisbine to .’iD-fiO I tittle riasw
Mi and \frs t (1
2*48 America in rranailmn
l*een
planet
by
that
railroad
foi
RERUN,
Juno 23— M l - l . t
ihose
who
were
ill
She
has
in
The pages for the convention son. I’ aiMkiil ba\e g
85 P r r . r new*
lias Picnic Supper 2,9ts> f i eight train ear*. Mi 32 0(1
Col. Warner Meldrr. became G er will In* Miss
11net rut prhotd tdinbnls m m^U
Crtlnmhta Concert Drche*.
Nancy
flight n. ton u \
[lavU ah ' mmuneed Hiti nrdn *
many's No. | Are on shooting Miss Kona Matthews, Miss SteHi shtii’ l
Mundlo*
log up game ril* foi
IT*
• . a
have l»een placed with F ltftro
down hla 72ml upturning plane, it Touch!on, Miss Joyce Whhldnn.
for Hr if nin, i »|m ii jiIIv Inyclt i*a,
3:16 th*
Motive
( mporalion fi rmip
was announced tonight. The an end Miss Jane Thigpen Mis* Ft
A handki ridm f show i-r WHS gtv3:30 Story nf fleas .luhnaim
M
d ir«ebe1 ectric p iaaeagfi loconxo
nouncement
did not
indlrnle inn Drtudncy will serve ia page Diiil b
m in rvpie*Mi'Ti of a p i i t inl ion
3 48 Hurl lees, aonga
hi nt 1hip time tlvea, and with 'Edward G HmM
whether he was operating in lhe for Mrs. Davis.
from the club
4 dill K eyb o a rd C.apar*
Miss Winifred hiiv 4
i
iij!*ved
I
v
all,
Atamifacturing
Company
f->i
1'
east or west.
Delirious
ref re-inn i uI
were
4:16 A l t e m o o o t'ari.ite*
for Mrs.
MiitUrw*
nnd \khi I11
ni
l
eiI
dlph
*np
11K
I
t
-weight.
atr
cam
lined,,
ataln
1
1
»1■ k ■ * Vaovflj
wervCfl by
the
hoste *e«
The
4 30 Organ Melndlea
Miss Jean Whig ham for
Mit* turn
leai.ateid
pa*a#vi|tar
Ira
n
ear*
meeting adjnitrvicd wilti 19 tyu
4 46 Scatlcrgnod Rain .While.
meet lug wa*
The order fnr 2,900 D e li hi ra il
8.00 Huh Tropical Gardening
j
Mint- Afuiynii
rahtrfn and men in otlandamwi.
ileeulrd Hut tin 4'loadx follow* fnirehaae **f 1 ,6 'JJ
Mrs, F F Rountilliil, d in e 1or,
8
18 lloh Hannon, aung*
Attciidiiig
wi*te;
Mfn.
Martin.
(r(e
ilG
T lijib
r p tih
h - i>r
- U|- -4 W■>iM Uu , IM A ilialr-t 1 r new i m u , otiler* foe a Inch w?i •*
fiiiil Miss
Katherine
Sin-nirr, Jittmikj uyil i f 4
Slnrlet
< li<4 llail»iiuri. A in u , S i t u in v.’ Mr* Uay !Udlir>«, Mrs ll
t'
rlrt' 4 i . MM H i.l Mi k V \N plneeil 1**1 Fhll and dells cry t.f
president o f the Itob«i! F
5 30 Doc
Pellera
True
Idle
k|Lenmopd, Slr^. A
|l Hhnjini^j.> Ni)|l iwM*
IU XHit. f 4ol li flt , « 1*1 "iiitrtl Mr* which was completed eaily In
Chapter, arv he.ng
a-siatt.l• i by
n>
kvr. Mr*.
,K. Hill. M it*; M ll «
Stories
» * *
1 \\ lilt m*t i *• 1. |nir<i*r foi IP4I
lhe
nave
freight
train
M ui
Margaret
Spencer.
ill8:45 T h . World Tod**
Hump. M ri.
Jm nnlt
Puiiimii. 1i-i« i >inn Mill t of III.
>■••11r
oquipim-nl baa been made neev*
K^iaebetii ,Whighitin,
Mis* I|Alt*'
M N
Mr ;*it,I Mi- H im Ni4iilK4< M M f n. Ia-.l|4 Wl'i.t. M f
Alt'iiWi hi* X%1It
M
Mill Mr- %ar> l»x the materially Increaaeil
6U* GprmUy
ItHTnUy ami
Mi-a
l*i|ti
Iu4ti,,|u>
>U. N'*|'l- I'nHworih, Mr*. K ata. M i- II j s
l
\\ itl. m i’ , Mr amf M i •» volume ef Itiffk * the Atltnlic
Wat hen
m.
M' 4
ktou ' , t.it f t t j . - r l u l l
mid, ).(.! |( -til, Mr*. V J Hhiini.
U M <m M 1•
Mi HIM Mr* K 1 ( tkaai Line U now hatwlliug Hi»*|
I XMlAII II.-IA
r
m.-nilH*r- Mmt flWif(i*fi,, ; v r e f c i ' . i fa - 4. siijx i
t.
Mi
*
, r . Aifinlcy. Mtr 1
•'
ftftri Vlf
KiPi*.
(
H hi man, ilci Ibr national defenae pregl im
"♦others
r » of Chllrtirn o f thr Ctiri- IfniiL
'J llflly . M i- Walter n*< a Mi nu I Mi
It ii
Hni. htailh* a numb* t i f ramp* nod cantoh
KW*Jtl- »li
juc inwuW -l»-«4W-nf4
M- a . l Mr* \ r FT ITi xsix. Ml niehD have i»crn h'cafcd In AtIIHntnn
Mr
F W M4I all, Ml mO.l Intillc ( oust Line teirttory, along
\1 1ft n1 I'hillipp, Mi
mltd
With the i<*t oddish merit of ah(pj
S
J
r
.” wi»iri timl Mr* Swum yards mid either defilise ncivUiit,
Student Council 1h
Ilostefed To*C ircle
1
V I 1 1 ei * r Mr* and Hie AH miiI x I list Line la
r iA IN r .S V tI.il'
June
33.
-*■ *■«! H
N amed A t F. S. ( ’. "
I.M-'ki't 11 till hove, a nil pursuing a piogintn yi tended to I Spec ta il— Rv taking
BARGAIN DAY)
*"od can
ember* of lb *
Rotv'n Chat
I Minis, |III rot bx and Hob in run e that then* will be po nf cggi on th. farm, tuudtrymrrt
y CiiHiiley. H “ fa mid It o hep I sboilnge of eipiipiiicrit umlei the will b. maktny a valualde con
Mr*
On.
W mIIiic** hit*
reT A L L A M A S S K K . J imp li
, e wore rntertalnari
------- by Miff
I f*|l\ I 1,4M If" i i(H| I 141I'll tiVOfg** reipin e men la anticipated to be
Blanche CunninglMm at her ' nine HiriH’ll In AIU i M h . I *u u flu vis- ( Special»
Flection of
tnli d too to Ih.
food ("t d e f.n j.... K I IA ' i mui I »irn Swain; imp-l id b/ defensi» activity Tr»
on Myrtle A n n u o m Thnt- luy I itliiK «H h
I
brothi’i -m law I rnrr >rbr>ol «linleii1 council
Watr i'ii Dial rnd, in addiition to pilrchiae proa ram N H M.hrhof, V:»t.n
and...................
*l*ter.. Mi nod M i* 11»n r y ,
nl*ht.
Mary Fenfire* Fctuer
o u t v o t e
.pecialut,
pcilnln'
of new freight car equipment, the ■hni ponllry
flvw lnr and the readiny nf 'he wutnori, at tin i home -n Wept j , t kaonvine. « pn <idciu
Atlantic Coast I me is purauln* mil today
Sew’ln Chat Mtmory Hunk u ha h F.lghteenth SHiei
I pi*cc ri'cently nt
Florida l1
( a r.le.a n .. in liandllng egg*
hi tl- own ulu'ps m planned car
*M
wrlttrn
and
........... ly
( nllegr
repair program, with view of re t i m ark.I ln«l 8 pererd " f Ihi
Mr. and
•katrhed by Miai Gretcla ii l * m *
N Y A
W o rk
IV o g ritm
N'lmril f< nnn!
mi ietm v
iimi non, J>c It
pairing ■nil returning to nervier I ’ niiod fltatra . r * prndurlton Ir
WM aujoyad.
MIpp Helen Fmm • mi l,
( ’ o n f e r e n e e S l u t e d nil Us frrighl car" * lm »f age l*t Hi Thia loaa reptca.tiled I Tf
> An lead rnurae araa arrteil l.y Virginia whvi<
pon Hprifigp
guepta
of
M
i
•
inllllon d "».n .g s * with
a raat
and rendition JuMlfte*
th*. hcateaa aaaitted
|,y
I
other council
ta ’iir " f nrarly 3u 8 mllltoo did
1 he order* for ailHitloniil HU*rl
I \KI LAND
Imir *J(.
1Spr
mother, Mr*. Cunniiiirliain. Th..-* |tl»*r. V
l»v dnrmitm ie*.
ItM-omotlee* lara
C . refill
handling
mimnclnh
I h« (list of twn rnttfrv elis li tr p iM rn a -f
preavnt ware:
Mra. John IGnhr
Gilchripl, Mi** lb
and liichlviriaht.
atnwttilln.ri. more egga frw fond "111*idle* nf
I4fu 4
f 4a? j *1 ill I m
a eh oo l li - ^ c h e r *
and the Mlaae*
Marian l-m. I
Tarpon
Spimcs, |u
Mips Nanry Jo (lorir.ule* re. of
train 1 1. country and other dcmocracle*
YtM ihi
A stioleiil work pro -ihinlr*. .Irel f.ao.rnret
quiat, Iloae
llarkpy,
Eiminii ,,
h il k i ' oi M ii
tunitsl to Jink oin llb’ with her Mi*p licixihi
gin m oil! Ih
held
W i ibii’wila y r a n ie|irraent the Allantie Gaaat j and addlttonal rnr-nnic for p‘dutr>
Thuraton,
Grare
Ersn*.
, ,,j
vice
prePHient;
I a-t
Lo 11
ciiupin,
Mian
Vi
Ifnn
Itulh
Wilkie,
Grrtchen Lewi*.
i n , nt
10 00
ri clock
111 1 .11(1' . |i*t1 nil * girorvam whirl pindiie*ra. Mr Mrhrhof -aid
St.
\o
who ha* been xipiling with hei Mip* Jeanne Felk. I t.f
will rlarv a Inlal of 12 aMUIatial
The Kvlefialon apcciali.t mad.
A mm I'fi iffi r ( biipri at Fior
f i r a abort tlim
Mi** Goruulei gustiiir.
prciib ni
M« x M ••
A (iroeraa hat been devilu|.„| plariA to be gone for a I out two llrfhflck of
A -econd d ((■•.[ c i^ trie Inenmot Iera and I t th.ae aiiggeatlona lo p.iuliryiwen
Jih U' llVilb',
x '! ' b|ii Smith* f*i ( ..liege
adrlil
(orial
liahturlahl
paaaaeigwr
and farm flock owner.
"m u r ln r husks from
cold • le n t r will be held Hit* f«l*
week*.
resident; W i ‘ p1
JadStills, Mi*
train raia in I j i l - f l o t l d i p it.
o f sliaat by floatation, a nn-Haal
lovx i' ii' W .dm sdiiy. July 2
I*rnv4de the flock with proper
nry France* Feltier of Jackson
aenyer
aervlra
for
lha
nait
wlntar
wood In mining fo r M|iaraUtiK
I i-m T Mmno MV A
director
Mr*. J. E. Courier ha* ieipialliv feed for good egg*.
vilfte,
prpj|ident,
M»-«
Cuiol
M.n
a.a.iin,
the
J'.nnaylvanla
RUt
v ilitc i from their ores.
« f student w>itk, *n||| thnl Htbei
Keep e deep, i lean litter im the
turned a fte r upending two wcika
ti.al and h'lnriita K id Coaat Kail*
*hul| of Fort P u n e , xi * pi* i
• it'ifUiiml of ftlale rvpi vaviildiiivw
poultry how** floor, and innflnr
road, Ul. other maila lb the
dent.
i
of Hie h* V A would apeak on Iht (•mil route, to pravida th* ad th. bird. In the him** until noon
Men'* dormitory,
Kenneth I'
N Y A jir- gram «mi ita informal ditional oquinmi'al
if niH.aaary
Maddux of St. ivn-rphuig, p n o
allocation urn! Unit lie expertod a
Provide plenty of clean
nc-t»
Mu nf tin' new lightwvlghl
dent; Ibiyce 11 Tuti*n of tlomtax
rrpreaelilallvc of the Hlatc Dv panHUdat Wain ear*, three seta al least nne tn every five hrn«
vice preabient; m«.| Hda* Frin kI
i ’ rodur. In fert ll . e g g . fin mat.
purl merit itf Filmatb-n l « ajra-ak nf two rare each, will go to n llii of Ilhiuiilptow n. pi-cn-Mry
removing
Pn tiie ri lotn*ti*ltip of (he N Y A streamlinerl roach train operated ltd This will require
to the M’lurtd*
between New York, Waahiagton, the male bird* from the flock aa
in Wayrru**. Gs . with her nu
Tlu» arei»u»l conference will !►* and Miami n t.r U a P*nn<yla»nla •(Mill aa haU hlng a.aavn la over
hand, who la iiniflin-d
to <lc a round table rliarutaion of ih# Railroad. Idchmowd, EiwdaHrka.
(lather e gg a frequently, to rr
l(o*|. (.ll impllciitlmi* rind poe*lhlhii#« of hurg and I'ntmwac Railroad, i At- dun- the number uf dirty r i g s
Atlantic Coaal
l.ine
I lure. Mr. C »u riir l» repui ii I the N YA student work program, lanltc Cowat M b* and Eaorida
Cool rg g a a* soon aa they arc
lu bu dolny nicely.
It Mix Maid
#
Raat Coaat Railway, from a 14- gathered to aa m a r 60 degr ee,
spoilage
ear train to a Ift-rar train dally. a- poaslide to prevent
Mr*. E. C, K ill.I* -|»nt tin
in
thr
L E A P S T O D EATH
Th# Champion, which •IH ' be Never p U re wa rm e g g *
Hfikcnil with hi 1 dauitlitir, Mi
gin It* third aeaaoti o f aperatlon c**e.
llarrie K.
ll*m -o n , in
| .»i
COr.CMRUS, Ohio. June
artlh the IJ4I-42 winter UkrUt
Louderdslc. Kin mm * Bi-tumpui ir.l (AA Faring electriMrutlmi July 2. a.a -on. waa inaguratoif IH*. 1,
CARD OF THANKS
,We will fftv« you u turtle
by Mia* Ruby Peter* und
u
I wish tn eatrml my person
IM J, aa a aeven-rar train.
Emil
Hoaovllz.
dl,
Younyatown
sllh each purchase it!
I'uto Echol", and M r.
I.
I
al thank- and
appreciation
to
Garner and son. Roy, r Kilml- alayrr, earn|ird from a death crll,
The results '(if scientific 1**1* those who offrre d sympathy, *«Ked« bought In our nlore
Garner, all o f ftunlultl.
dirnbcil 40 feet up ventilator for inlozlrathiri, whrr* rarkleaa alatancr and beautiful fnral of
between June doth
Am ong the "Sanford Coluny" bar* and lc*|*d tl> hi* death on or drunken driving is Involved, faring* In th* loaa o f my dear
June. 27th to enter in the
now spending the aumaacr in the ronrrrt# floor be)ow Sun are now admitted by court* til BO mother, Mr*. W. D. L **«.
A . M. L eel
•tale*.
*•
Fort Valley, Ua., are the n I day at Ohio penitentiary.
race.
lowing: Robert
lU-mdnn,
Ki .
A a.vfool bin with ISO aeeta
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. W ilton am*
at Frankfort,
daughter, Anne; Mr. and Mr*. baa krn blult
Henry Zur Held* aad daaght. 1 . Germany.
Bring
turtle to the
VlTgiuia; H n aad Mr*, Ktary
purfc Friday,
Till-, rtinttr lir TIIK COUN.
Get your turtle
W hile had son, Hobj Mr*. (>. T. TNTV
UriHIK MKMINDI.H f'lll’NP eanon and daughtara Domtliy.
t 3 :0 0 P . M .
t v . m t a t k o k KU>nit>A
now and (rain him
IA
Marian aad Sylvia Ann; Mr. and IN Ilf. Tin; KNTATK 1>r KIIANK
N*M money? i I ' omI"
Morrinon
Mra. Julian Ponder, Mr. and u u x iliv . I v m p i l
/ou
b
i(
th*
but
run,
hi
IN p1(011ATK
to run.
Mra. K ay Syntea, Mr. and Mra.
U> chart* of racing.
'
to us
Itt Th* thing t*
P. Abram* aad danrhirr. TO Al,(, i t m a t OONCttllH:
It
>
*1
11 be
Annettoi
ahd
M
r.
aad
Mr*.
Uu)
d
Noll**
1.
li*r*b
f
t
l
n
n
that
,
-id* •!(»
hack just
M l,M A N M KHLKTAIIY filed hoe
no trouW* at
Calfman.
filial ifix iil a* eaeralrti of the
aetat* af THANK (lOHIITZ. a*.
t!f p
■
N u t ; Itiat aha tiled bar petlUon
'thing to
of m t t n l (1%
ter final illt N u n ., Bad that aba
2nd
will a paly to lb* llaaorahla H.
W tv AM ft, County Judge of Mam*
•note Count r, Florida. on lha 14
For friendly, conftdtatUl stlvlc*.
y of July tail, for aaproral of
^ g | (q (
'
m* and for final discharge a*
• a in rlrii o f lit* aatata of KIIANK
I w H s l H I ’ rwV,
OOKRTt. drroooad. on tbla llrd
day at Juno 1*41.
Social Calendar
Confederacy Children
To Meet In Sanford
/
Documents Which
National Clay
istory
Reflect
Crown Falls To
Listed
Betz A t Chicago Of U.
rim \<:i> June n
(AA
A .C .L Railroad
Discloses Record
Equipment Order
Miss Cunningham
Is
ninghi
* Double Program
G A IN E S V IL L E . June
28, —
(S p ecial)— Tw o atuilent*
In th*
University of Florida School o f
Forestry will journey far from
the yellow pine land* of thylr
native atate to the white pitta
summer tn a campaign Agnlnkt
wood* of Idaho to work
tlyln
«<mmrr in a campaign against
hlivter mat that attacks
whit*
pines, Director II. S. Newhtt an
nounced today.
Richard Rett,a,
Tampa,
will
work in Ch-arwalrr National r i * eal, Orofini). Idaho, and
David
Slew-art. I ji llcllc,
will work In
Kanikm National Forest, Sand
point, Idaho.
A third forestry •in,lent, Rob
eit F. Ilynl Lovett, will wm k
a- a look out fireman daring the
-nmm.r in the Golvill* National
Forest, Republic, Wash.
Federal Monopoly
On Some Items
W A S H IN G T O N , June 23 —
IAh
Establishment nf govetli*
men! rnnnnpnllo* on tho Impiottalmn o f chromium tungsten, tin
and
Other
strategic
m aanU a
wa- forecast
in high g o v *M menl circles Sunday.
A virtual monopoly In n iljb ir
Importing waa created Saturday
when President Roosevelt bafrdd
private Imports from tha f i r
E *«i
The Ruhhrr Reserve C or
pora! ion, a aub'tdtary
o f .th*
Recohatru-lion
Finance C o r ** K
ation. will make all purchkO"
from this area which suppl|d*
shout HO percent of A m *rK tn
import*
C A R D OF T H A N K S
1 wish to thank my
mgny
fririnlt foi the lovely flnw tr*
and many ads o f kindness dop
ing my recent illness.
Maxine Smith
IRE
CASU ALTY
“ Irihurnnrp
1’ lun
S fr r lr * ”
A n d re w
( ’a r r a w a y
AGKNCV
106'V I - l l h
PH O N E 11
Careful Handling
Of Eggs Prevents
Loss, Expert Say?
f
>AY
Forestry Students
To Work Out jSVest
S
Boys! Girls! up to 151
Wl Prizes! Enter
IVEY
Keds-turtle Race
6$c to $1.95
•*: f u at
Prize
**• uuB nl
....--------- $5.00 In cash
l pr. foll-Parrot Shoe*
I*
Tweed
HI1
PV’C
£
MU.IAN
|i ll l T M ao many of our builU J neaa and social contact!
being made by la la p h b n a
nowadays, more and mora
people are recognlilng tha
value ol a p le a t in g talk- i
ihotit p e rs o n a lity . It w in *
r ie n d i — liuilda b tialn *** —
and makaa I l f * pleasan ter.
W h at’* mart, a f r i e n d l y , 1
courtcou a m anner la co n tt*
g lo u t, p ro m p tin g frl*nd|1s
naa* fro m othcra.
W h a t d o you ta y to a ah orf
q u it on tc ltp h o n a utaga, M
that you m ay check y o d t
ow n T . Q . (t e lt p h o n * q u * - |
tl* m )f
f
Da Kaa Talk Dlractly
lata lha Talajhaif?
Your vole* com** clear**! «•
tha othar person when yon taSk
directly into th* m oulhpltt#-!
Upa about half an Iwch
Da Hau Hang Up (titty?
Hanging up with a hang BMP
aa.aa Hi* aa act of lla t M t lt B
to tbo parson with whoao yoa'v*
baan talking. You don't Wtan HU
of cowraa, but ll'a apt to M ■!*•
undatatood.
la Uaa Spaak Hatirallj?,
■peak la a normal, coave
tional ton*. Lood talking m a k a ill
tort* the rale* and jnakal
pltaaantly karah. W k la g lr i
word* ay* Indistinct.
Datin Dinar Freaptyt
It’s the cMMldarata thing tn PM
and «a k «* kjoaft t a g n M p S
th* caller. Delay, in aMrtrtrlMt
may *nna« yon tn M u Mtl M l F
tu t call, for tha caOv ■ t y f e
aid* no oaae U tber* M k a ^ O f i
Sm tiui lailoBM M
aiNoucTAnr,
Kaoeutrla of ibo aatata e f
KM AN 14 OQKItTX, date**-
., “ ,s ^ s ! 5 g ^ ,
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Orlando _ ------- _
tt
IN TUB COURT o r TUB COUKTT JTTIXir, gnimOLK COUNTT, nXJIIIDA. IK niOBAB.
IN lUKi ESTATB OF
■KKIBRItT n. T. IIIWOH, IH-
28 441
I-eraburg ---------------I I
I I ..BOO
Daytona Death
30 N JOO
alnesvUle____ _____ 27
XX ,429
O c a la ------ — ,____ tt 17 401
Sanford
BO 42 -X2J
RESULT! TE8TEHDAT .
Orlando I, Sanford 0.
• OalncarlUa 2, Lenabury 1. •
their futon Kill
still up
Up In tha
I)rLand 4, Daytona Bosch 2.
pkansd Sanford Bern,
St. Augustins at Ocala, Ppd,
pad A dots daelaton
rain
yssterday by tha senm
GAMES TODAY
ca pitched n four-hit
Sanfordat Orlando.
Eki Unable To
lae Funds To
Franchise
a
Swindell
went
W rifhfs Galloping
Treasury Is Out
To Top Seabiscuit
This la a liUla Rata of wtming
to tha thmo yaar-olda 1 nth* Want
—haad for tha atom Milan, boya
Whirls way’s aa tha Vfay.
HaTta*
mopped . up all tha
It
Leeibury at Gabioarlllc.
O^ala at 8fc August!nc.
Ryal. rhalrman of .the
Daytona Beach at DrLand.
ns, htfonasd Learut
Usury L. .Gray Unt
had bstu unsold to rslaa sufficient ‘ fund, to taka
Brer the franchise, lie offered to
donate the uae of a fleldequlppad for nlyht play If the league
a two-hltlcr.
would operate the club there for
tho remainder of the season and
give Palatka an' outlon on tha
franchise until Fab. 16, 1043.
A bad throw by Drlflno to
firat tear with a man on second
let In the Orlando runand' gave
them the game. Boyd had lined
out hla second hit of the gams
and gained second on slow field.
Ing when Wowack slapped out a
under to Drlflno who threw
wild to UVallcy, allowing
Bor/l to scamper home.
Only four men got hits off
of tho two pitchers, LaVstley end
Hardman
rettlnr ono apleco
from Swindell and 'Boyd and LaValley each making two hits
off Jones. Both men walked a
pair of batters and Swlndfll
struck out slg men to Jones' four.
Tonight tho ei-8anfordltes play
the Nalinnala again on tho Or
lando diamond. It will ho a
league game and cnly league
pataca will ho allowed.
r
taction
bt Lower
Lower
qni Of The
SANFORD
ab h po
LaValley l b ___ :_____ 4 1 7
Justlco Zb ;.............
40 0
Gillespie aa _________ 4 0 2
McRaney I f _________ 8 0 6
Krilles c .............
20 6
McOjl rf ...........
808
Delftno 8b _ ............. £ 0 0
Ilsrdn. cf _________ 2 1 2
Jones p „............
800
— —
a
a
0
4
2
0
1
0
1
0
1
THE OLD HOME T O W N
By STANLEY
Boyd,
< Dodge
...........
4 2
IT L O f t * R N O U « H T O
1 2
l a Valley rf ...........
4 2
0 Q
Williams ss .............. 8 0
3
a ________ 428.00
Ford 81 Tudor
a t ......
945.00
4-
Sedan...... 295.00
M Cfcevrolet
Bm..... 195.00
i. TRUCKS.
Didst Vt tom
»
995.00
8
N A II
GENERAL DMCOlUTED
PB^maw
J,
Permits Show
Romo, J u s 33—Of) —King VIL
torio Emanuel Sunday cnofdrmd
Italy’s allmr modal for milltary
JACKSONVILLE, Join XX —
posthumously
an tie
Oarmsn llh-r- Florida building penal la
Ganami Henry Van Prittwlta Und In May tetalled $7,11X^14. an
affron, klBod te Libya in Abril Increase over, May, If4X, a*
during tba Oerman drive to tba
XAoxsoNrSiC
, I
£2w
U t e i l S e w m * • te
the Utter part of tha week. If
the -city Recreation Department
can obtain n truck or etation
wagon tar tmuportatlon to the
springs the swimming party will
be held. Mias Eleanor Morrison
snld.
i
Tor tho boyt* nctirltles a paddU tennis tenrasqienl will be
bold one day this weak, ss the
alsend annual meet te ths city.
Girls will ham . temp rope and
bop scotch canteat, and a pad
dle tennis sod checker touma-
INCORPORATED
1M PALMRITO AYR.
■■ a
|■pa|■ l j.* t tv i
TKLjPTiOHR(U9
i
ETTA K E PT
v
THANKSJO
--------- -
a
S' 1
H
r V lti k f \ III
i f T f w J J 'f
fS h
Besktes the me tesla, the beys
will play baseball and soft ball
and practice tor a bicycle ram.
7
1
SUMMER - TIME IS
TUNE - UP" TIME
im B & v iS
s
7
i
lachinefl itei
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
- Expert Welding
Mfll and F a ck ln r B o o m Supplies gad Itx p a k Hxrrlet
PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE BT1NE. Ownera
sfcssL ip g ig m l by thy churches.
n u»eeiaf activity n snow
of tho - i m ■ ifiisclin
two countriaa algnad
■ .si
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
SuSj’SHPVitt," t a
if i
*•
■ATIMAUT PAMXRI MM
■ 8 8 8 1 8 Y IB S S S M S T I
KbUtned cl
DU8INICS8 SERVICE
vl
. iiu n o k .
Expert Repairs
Feature Meets ]
‘ • During Week
EMILY MORRIR. 412 Cypress
Av*_ wants Job aa cook nr
IV • v H ^ . e e
t
Offlca of tha <?all*et«»c of latarnal
Itevrnue,
Jack*<mvilla, KlufMb
Mar. I*. IMI. Tl»a follourlnff «Wrribed raal proparty »»4«a4 from
llnyal Fern C«rtH»ratli»n undar
warrant for dlitralnt for tba nonpaym»ni of M«M »d ia*aa dna
will Imi a«ild aa proirldad by llaa*
t.'on SIM SI»f Itarlaad Mlatutaa of
tba United fttalaa, at publla aucnn To»aday. Juna SI. IMI
Ilun
I 11:•# O'clock at ID* l*oat Offlca
AltavnonU Ifprlna*. Florida Lota
I. t and I to t and I to It aad
It to St imdaon i'ark, plat ftook
I. man 0-17 arraa Kamlnala
andf lta«lnnlnu M il rf H of NW
County. Altamonta Hprlnffa. Florida
Playground To
Ked Advertisements
HATTIE CLEHONH wanU J6b
aa numt or maid. 416 Cypress
Am.
n.
Juna It. IMI.
Us thrsa-ysar-old crown.
K
'sa.
n K in n e n T
I fcmvmI.
Fir*! publication
. If there had been any lingering
doubt about hla seat at tha Lead
of tha -slam ‘ snd don't forget
them still am soma folk willing
to hot aran against death and
teat about clearnd It up. yaatcr.
tar. This was no record smash
ing Job Ilka be did In the derby,
althoug h he did lower-the state
Burk te M03 «-* for tha mileand-a-quarter. And It wasn't any
lightning fast more Ilka ha mad.
In the Preakneas, or n fruntrunning canter as La had In the
Balmont.
: . _____
NEW YORK, June 23 — OP)—
Leaders of ths Communist Par
ly In the United HUtea deserlbrd
tne German assault on Soviet
Russia Sunday night sa an at
tack' not only upon the Russian
people but' open the people of Turkey Stays N eutral
ths Unltad States and ths en
But Leans T o N azis
tire world.
"It
(RussIs)
la waging a
struggle for ths causa of tho
freedom nf all nation* snd paoes," aald a stetamant Issued
f William T. Foster, party
chairman and Robert Minor, act
ing party secretary.
jin7!*
TIIIOUIKinB It. IllTNOH .
tXNUtor Of IHO IdMt
Will «n«I TMUment of
A»
^
cr mEii : A ttack Seen
A s Blow A t W orld
445.00
r * it -
•Too »nd n r h of
i n fcereIjr M t l f l K and repaired lo praaaal an/ clalroa and damaada
which yon, or a llh tr o f yoa may
have against tha aafala o f ACKIUlCftT n. T. M IN O B . Secaaasd.
lata o f aald County to tha-Couaty
Judr*
o f' Mamlnolo County.
Florida. a t hla o fflc a la tba court
houaa o f aald Coteaty at iBaaford,
Florida, within
a l«h t calendar
montha from tha time o f tba
flrnt publication' of thin aotlro.
Kach claim or demand ahall ho
In w rllla o . and ahall atata tha
plara o f realdanra and pool offlca
addrraa o f tha claimant, and ahall
ha aworn In bp tha claimant. ■>«ant, or attorney, and aay auch
claim or d*rnnn»l Dot Do w ll^ l
ahall to rold.
*
I ^ F I N I S H “TWW1E
3 0
4 0
and
HIS CUSTOMBR* CAM 5TANO
Lee 8b _____ - ........ 8 0 0 1
Bulks lb .......- ....... 8 0 12 0
Dorn's, cf ________
2 0 10
Inpollto c .....
2 0 0 1
Swlnd'a p ....--------- 3 0 1 8
Totals .......
28 4 27 14
Sanford ........ 000 000 000—0
Orlando ......... 000 000 01*— 1
. Errors, Drlflno. Bulks. Kuna,
Boyd. Two-baso hit, Boyd. Threebase hit, LaVallry. Sacrifice,
Delflnb. Double play, Williams to
Bulks, Left on bears, Sanford
8, Orlando 6. Base on balls, off
8tHndells/ 2, Joark L Struck
out. by Swindells A. Jcnea 4. Um
pires, Smith snd Butler.
Fordor
OMamobU#
If
Womack 2b ...........
A L L CnK O ITO M
iOKa IIA V IN U Cl-AIMU O R D »i
MANOR AOAINMT MAID KHTATK:
YEF* SINCC HF P A P F R E O ^
THE W A LLS w r m F L Y P M »e*
^-9785.00
Plymouth
D*L
■BxdAR-... 675.00
practice at Seabtecuits all-time
m oon winning tacord of $4X7,730.
S oil taka n crack at the classic
at Arlington Park and tha Amer
ican darby at Washington, each
worth about 140,000. And. from
the way bo has waltzed through
the host o< the let at the Ken
tucky derby, the Preakneas, the
Bahian! Stakes and Uis' Dwyer,
It looks like the throe-year-old
who,might boot him either never
wae born a t la now being pqulpwas born or Is now belay equip
ped With a special IS-eylinder
airplane meter , la turn the trick.
Tho two Chlengo affairs, If ha
wbm them - and who wants to
pat up ■ boh or two ha doesn't T
—would boost the Kentucky can
nonball's earnings to some $328,000. /Yesterdays pay envelops,
although art aa large aa usual,
ralssd his two.ys«r racing bank
roll to W 4.1M, After the Windy
ro
i
oaf_
r'ru.isnouoci
�9
v
»% * *
f*
Sanford la Tfie Only Central >
Florida City Afford fn* Hall, lllg h * »l
And Water Xrnn/tflorlaUon ,
I n J IS S
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Moor Sarvivor Back Home
TUKSD
JUNE
24,
1941
NUMIIRR 251;
Member Associated Press
Hess Sought
Nazis
Drive
120
Miles
To End W ar,'!
Benes States Russia In T w o Days O f
Into
W ar;
Japan, Spain Lean To A xis
Statutory Sanction
1 For Defense Modi*
i atiqn Board Would
:• Be Given By Body
Form er Num ber 3
N azi Said T o Be
lieve Th at G e r
many Would Lose
Shipyard Workers
Continue Strike
LO N D O N , Juna 24 — (A1) —
Former President Eduard Benew
o f Csecho-Slovak la — id today In"
broadcast to his people tha1
Rudolph Hess' flight to Hrltal
was the result o f a ais-mon'
dispute among the N esi leads
over what they should do nsx
since, he — id. they knew the;
could not defeat Britain.
Benes pictured the one-limi
Number .1 N a il as briicvto;
that continuation ,pf the
w ag ,
Ah
reuld lead to a German defeat, [
nd made the trip to Hcn-lsnd
.jilh Ihe belief that he could
penuad* Ihe British to «lop hos
ANKARA.
T u rkey,
tilities.
•J.1 —
. (J 1'iinan Pnnaer
Bene i aMerted Hitler's “ mis
colnmio iIrnvt* 1‘JO milt'd Into
take" in invading Russia
"re
•Iti- Itussi an \rk ra i no in tha
moved the specter of a N ’ t l
type submarine, more able to withstand tho
The U. 8. submarine 202 la *hown hack
victory and decided the itsus.
f i r i l In n 1Li v s u f th o N n s l
terrific
ptrssure
at
this
depth
Ilian
the
email
o f the well.”
on the surf*e* a fter a diva to the depths
im u -iiiin. Hr h i n lim r t o
re*
The Royal A ir Force, taking
0-1). It * « > in thl* area Hint ominous pu-ci-*
(Nivt *4 rm i 'i\ r'll hert! tuilay I>y,
where the 0-9 went down In 402 feet o f weter
advantage o f
Germany1!
wM
o f wm kngt', air bubble* and oil slick rose
f u r i i i 'i i lm liljit v nl liu-heit.
with Rutwla, stepped up Ita crosa*
o f f Portsmouth, N. H. The 202 la a heavyto the surface.
channel o ffe n ilv e yesterday with
T h is |iii\ iit a 1 N a / i a t t a c k
one o f Ita greatest sweep* o f thg
Po*
Ilium lu il 1rmti mu u 11lorn
French coastal area.
hind, th ui*li * d r , .n l o f f th#
Heavy
explosions
rumbled
grejilei
|ntl 1 'Mr ttii**i*'s rich
tcross the Straits o f Dover houg
griiiidnlid , to,i * ■■imltfil to b#
sfter hour through the a fts i*
moving w III M ' i.m-lilng r,>esd.
noon and evening. The daylight
Ntwi' h• to pM'.ttt-ly aaaveted
attack followed the
thirteenth
film Ro mi,•l to Mliliinu* luiil oven
ron*rrutive night o f heavy raids
th"«i i • I on ih gimmil in ths
on northwestern Germany. Ob
nf mi (-■Irnalv#
fn I hi 1IHIII
servers on the southes*t roast
1 uf 1to d li In Mil. ■ii thni'iil.
Tw o members o f the ("■ n 'i«l
reported
that
"exceedingly
, av i-.igi-tl th*
Milii.ii \ * III h
Sanford Mcmorlnl U h ia iy A** n .
strong" formation* of bombers Only Seven Clubs To Mr* Fred T. William* and II F
i in *ix wi-eka
...... jin i i f R n
anil fighters swarmed eastward
Whltner, 8r., presented n tele
S vi' t pi in* .Iti, ■ . ..( Iho N ** l
Operate For R e gram from Mrs. C. Hanford llnw,
for the long and intense attack.
nl on Oed 1 nlhll.il
in l«i ( lif* Hueh
Eighteen German fighters were
.1ii.l ilirmigh ths
daughter o f General Sanford. *1
Mini I kill III'
mainder
O
f
Season
■hot down. I t In In* evening
l i e regular C lly Cominlxion 1**1
R.d A lim d- f' 11 . . in tin- north
and —van In the afternoon, with
" du y hy ilTvemu
night Baking the clly lo pay
Selling member* of the "orphan" about
a loss o f
only
four
British
(222
In trnn»()ortn1 Ion
t I'ml iiimoil frtiaki
Four no n worr milled
panea. The claimed hag o f ene Seminole club I* expected to he the prepoied memorial binary
\ mhi nymputhg
Rtiaillly growing runka
my planes in eight days o f suck completed bf Wedneaday night charge* on Itafn* to be given lo Semi noli' County Ib'fi'ion
in Jiipnn mi ! Spain.
attacks rose to 11(1 compared to
promwrT Memorial lloapital.
U .t night nt the trguleii w«M k»y
If. Hi. . in. • .if llm 2,000fold
are
In
TTie City declined to pay tin drill n( thr Armory., F 1 Dm* Ollh ftiifp, thl
an admitted loes o f S t R. A . F, «nd all playeri
♦ penihead h * l
structed to report lo their new charges unlit more definite ar per, eapiitin, iinnminc^l l "tiny pi o. If,It. d .1 >>r i .T. mh'» tn a
plaa—.
The British airmen —M they j-jub nl that time, according to n rangements can be made for The new m b it me nt*
VV i 1Iiw,%i litTiml 1III iorph |ln *t-|dlovnk toraa Into loss German opposllion dispatch from
wind Minsk, it to :ih ufrtertcd t l
D Marlin. K*lw«nl
J
the A«*ocleled tiu tiding the memorial, II. N
Haver, clerk, slid today
reflecting a growing belief that
WilliMin A. Thom|"i»nt l» . un i Vo In
Frets.
Mr. Hayer also prorated a ten \YiHtii in T. W light
tae^Garman air forre put a lira
F i oiu Ih rlio rritn* word i h i l
vy drain i x I C f western M rre* T le s t night ■ number o f the tative budget fnr the 1TM1-4S
had
«1H vub
A tnliil of
turn L <‘k PiTt *f?prmnM titltrmrn
begin in the hour ami n htnf dr II hi I ‘ hf fin*h i Irnin' Hi»r 8*f Soviet
lo bulwark the campaign on the player* were surprised when they fiscal year, which will
beanl thr league wa* going lu Ocl I, ami the <'nmmi**loii <1,*- hint nrvhi■ 1eni mm' hi C nd
ru te rn front.
r-- in n Uiruft which t M
■ell them to club* In th» lesgu-, rlde,l to hold a ■peel a I meeting Oil'll I'll 11 of rill"*" Mldt-f dl ill
The A ir Ministry said film
Vi inv j|f Lii'twfedgod
hull
•S It wa* their
underftoihliiig Thursday night to rnnshlrr It.
Him 1 hm IH,
helm bomber* escorted by eqii*<l
III(1lllllll of infill"
Fre<l T. William* und II
II
that thry would ge given Ihnir
mi. I I it i.111it? I -I pu, nidecl
runs o f fighter* attacked anrih
*'u|tljiin llmper 4'xpt
club
w**
di-. I'ope, member* of the Hemlnole hi f hi |iir»»*cd with On ih*
id p:< f the lleirmid etUera France, bombing among oihri release If the
County
Defense
Council,
appeareil
L* ' 1nig ” ( In to Mulobjective* anil induafrlal plntit b* ntiiMi.
inp Hie ronipnnv mud
Mon\
the
f ; iht:iMnr f >i Spain % >
near Bethune which ia 45 mileThe liwiAion lo dlibuful Ihi* club at the meeting to rm|ur*t
tin m m hav»' had i%|Mn«nro
il ("i i h i j on JuptineiM
inland from the Catala area.
Rml upvmtv
f»F
ii
w v fiw lu b City to prepare a new map *how • dl illmg. cither in ........ I
\
111 th u »i hv tiewu reImjtiir w a * mad* by official* » f Ing the location uf - all water or m school, he "ind
'to T oky o whn'h nald
the Florid* Hint * ly'A*tut ut lJ»- hydrant*, main* ami valve*, In
Severn! nihil I ii
o
u. it ,ind rhildren
latka 1a»t
tbc> in*I lo order that re-locating old valve* for enli<tm»’nt w r
and
Inalalllng
new
one*
can
lie
> M*w hod
hern or*
tliftciiaa the
prop n it Ion offered
considered.
The
Commission rnyht, und C'lipUim
by that clly lo ifiv* Irw uac of agreed lo have tic map prepared I heee
men Co
t *< o|d 1
u i
I -•r* ign Sei'fHnrjf
• liffbUnt flrld f'*r playing. l*aA five-year lease upon *p- c h n n il eEJimiiuHltift l . r . i .
I !' it liMind’ y welcomed
latka ban fallal In an attempt pmsimataly four »rre* of Und M iiiUv In order ih n " " '
mIIv “ m iMir cum*
to riiaa iiifflici.*nt fund* It* takr adjarent to the Florida A gri
|■,111it 111ill 4’ III thr L*»' I II i i
i
i Hr* i|< fent o f (i«r*
over the franchh** and operate cultural Experiment Station on n - lai'll 1hiiRP Cnli ri'*l* d Mi i"
mi t H"U i ijl ( !ornniumt
the team the rrmalmlier of the Celery
1
Avanue wa* authorised I he urut to are him R*
Five nrrro N V A worker* weryear.
pikMiiidi',
ninre
there
lift1
1
pi
by
the
Commission
Th*
station
i: I \i oi y him cgppainfully Injured and
13 oihci
Beverul
cluba in tilt
league dea bird more land for esiM-rl- f r two or three more
u> uino 1 , 1 1 0 1 0 0 troop*
negro N Y A youth* were
give"
made
bida
for
fiin
f'in
l
playera
mental
purpoaes,
It
was
explain
('ruler
the
direction
»‘f
mhid
•
'
f • . hji * Mint down
first aid treatment at tha Or
u.i the fran- ed The City own* the land h> I mu 11-041nl* of the plntiH ■
I J? »
m ,' pl.no-B,
di Mroy«d
lando A ir Ita— knipltsl folio*-mu before official*
here. John Gamel of Or* rated between the ball park and
o f the force lire mnr
vn i < mi i n 1iink - und r e p u U o d
an accident yesterday afternoon __
Soft, run i
to iHi
nlihre
r if h n
Hi* lu ini nthtrkft o-f Ih*
when a government truck bearimr Undo told officUla here hr would the station
The transfer of a beer anil wine i Mill *J‘2 nrnmunition i* iv"
Vtl IIII Id* ...........
umiiv 4 oTong the whoU
18 N Y A worker*, vn route from like tn buy Felv McKar.ry, Sem
• in the Hulhc Sen to tha
frtin
n— r Ovleda to thr air bars, wa* inole left fielder. Ocn'n has In- license from Glenn Brown lo P. fur triiitruction nml rector-'‘ fn
• i in tlie
Iw o d n y-old
■truck by e south bound freiyht dlcetcd It would like U> buy Joe W. Anderson, who ia > now the my, in pln m Ifwrper rmid, l ' I'H'I' Hhn l
operator of the lakcfront Chat- i nr h man tn rom|ilete tit ' f II IOg (it r Hue i t >o . jo cording to !h «
Justice
end
Det-and
h
it
made
a
train one-half
mile
south of
eau. waa granted by thr Cum- rrenrd* In Ofdef t" he . Igihl. R e d \
)rid fur Ernie IgV x tlry.
unround
co m Geneva.
Ocala is given first choice of m itt ion.
1"t Moinlay liruadcaal
I,, fire with higher nitd r * ytni'* innn up
The truckload o f workers, win
itayera aa that club is now at
A rernrit in kept o f the t-eort-*. f l o o r
bad been digging up paint treebe bottom o f the leag’ii. Other Farm Labor I*ack
Tl
in vnrloiin poult ion», «nd l ertom
ino revealed thftf
near Oviedo for use In the bear
!• nuiking a i l l given choice in
n arkn rnunt Ih* iittnmed In firM* lit. <
NYA-Undscsplng
project, were dubs will be
I b Called Acute ill.* men may firr the larger p n o ij ] <ng u line run*
their
plar*
in
th*
returning to the be— when thr order of
41
» I'«| f T t m )
losgu* ladder starting front th*
4nlihre rifle*.
accident occured
about 8:20
)
Adj
(Jen, Vivian Collin* of
CHICAGO. June 24—(A-) — A
o'clock yesterday afternoon, air bottom.
A t the meeting last night th* growing shortage o f form labor St
A ugunlinr
wrote
CoptniM
be— officials divulged.
Although five o f the negro officials were unahl* to find a tan b* c h K lrd If r l t r l r l f W forma I Li l per Miggeal ing that the Scmfranco! w and a n equipped with a washing ma- tnoli* ( ‘oilnt y Ih'feMie f'ounril lo
youths were described
ae pain city Id take the
fu lly Injured, none were said to could not see ‘ heir way c'sar to china, refrigerator, and electric given n permanent hi'uduuni t u *
operate
the
teem
■* a league water pump. That waa thr pre- « t the Armory. A* rufllmliwn of
be seriously Injured. Only
one
acription today o f Robert II. t h e
h u i I d i n g.
Captain
youth Nathaniel Davis, was ad road club. The league has been
Craig. Deputy Adminlatrator of Ilurpef iiuld the offer word i h«
mitted to tha hospital. Tha re- paying the pteyera their sileries, lha U. 8. Rural
Klrctrlflcatlon
raalnlng workers were given first two dollars a day for living e x Administration. who characterised miide to J I*. Ing ley, rh'imnnr.
aid treetm enl at the base hospital panses end giving own*-* o f care tha farm labor ararrlty aa "si- of ihe rnUMdl Adj Ceo « olliio* p l e t i . i 1 id ..... ...
nl the Hanford
fo r minor cuts, abrasions, contu fit s rente n mile to transport ready acuta In soma regions, m er romrnemlrd the orgamxjit mu of V..f an M-.l
.hoo| a re to bs athem
from
one
city
to
another
tli**
Drfrna*
Force,
laying
it
wm
sions. and bruises. It was totmed.
«*l ndenta
to ut d i *1 to I I
Friday
ely threatening In others,
but • “ muit meritorloui gctiv t> “
Details of the aorident were te pley their game*.
1he m hoid omiplrtea t ha
to in n
It Is generally believed among bound to bacoma aarioua everyThe public !• Invited to irnpecl ten m ••Mill
ter m
Mr*.
R.
C.
Sanford ha—ball fan* that only whara."
thr group at Ita weekly drill !<-* M i l k to • II. p» Mil Ipul,
MUil today tn
onday nights at the Armory ft t e p toll fur Ihu county sc to ol
flee or ala of the pleyere will
on
■tun, beginning at H,00 a'rliwh hoard
be sold within the league aa the W ork O f Townsend
team has been playing half tbe
Timm' to
In' nwiirded CorlifClub Is Reviewed on Monday night at thr Armory
field with untried men picked up
Irate* ale M i'. Hclra Alderman,
to fill positions. Those players
Ml* Murv 11,1,lin, Mina K a the r In*
Health Committee
who are expected to be bought |
Gilidei, Si ia. Gludya llall, U I m
by team* In the letgue are Joe
W ill Meet Friday l.yillu Hunk In. Mi** Miiry Lynn
Curl Kettle*, Rick OIL
It"**, Mi** Annio Weddle, M lM
jaapie, Ernie InValley, Pete Ucle «
llnfl,
Mra, Ksthuf
W. A. L e ffle r, chairman of IV rry
aad Ray Ashton.
WaaMmrti. Mi** Wilma Italia*
_ tbe Seminole
County
Id
tuday M i*» Selma le v y . M in Ruth Msj ' , Cu7kk Health Committee,
that D. J. N. Patterson, aaai*t. Slarm u, Mi*a Jianno 1‘ opHn h 4
,
_
__
_____
_
_____
ught
back *n t State health officer, and l>lrk Myer*.
Cerlifleuie* to In) awardad fat|
ear,
te *Seateld "member* a" report on
on Mlaa Jean llanderaon, esrculivv
Washing- aecretary oT
the la(net bulletin from WalkingoT the
tbe (tate-wide
atato-wldr pub- typing, •h'lrthand, m iraeognpbe
fen atata that 110 congremmen He health group, will be in San- ing, filing and bookkeeping, A n
YORK, June 84. — ( A F > itore had algnad tha io n l Friday to lay plana for iho one of the rwjulrrmtnt* fo r tha
the new* of
petition within n week'* development o f a health unit In certificate the atudrnt muat m r h
pletr a rrrtain number o f b u i l t
goal ia IIS signs ra. The Seminole County,
will (tort with a tala- A meeting haa been railed at of eati*fartury work In a fiTTlInaat
|M 0 month paneIon.
the City lia ll at 10:00 o'rlock office, Mra. Muxwell said.
Enrollment for the rear, to*
it monthly conference of Friday morning, Mr. L e ffle r arid,
let will be held to Or- Invited to meet vrith the two eluding night puplla, ha* U m
121,
of which 50 have been placed
July ST In lha Chamborofficial* from Jacksonville will
area Building.
be representative! o f lbe County In pcrmnnmt Jobe and W obtain*
■- ■■«*
■'* ' ■
1■ 1 1~ "
Commlaalon, the City Commle- nl temporary or part-time worth
o M nrtklaa naad toaion, tha Bebool
Board,
tha Mra. Maxwell elated. Miaa Clara
of oomhat nlfplanaa Samtool# County Medical Aaao- MrlaeL ha* assisted Mra. K a m i
tad Btotaa a n mada elation, and haa da of civic or- In lha Instruction during tha W |
Up From The Depths W here
Government's Efforts
: To Halt Trouble
{- A re Unsuccessful
Virgil
Sanderlto, o f
Richmond, Vs., third assistant engtntorpedoed Am ercien freighter Rubin Moor is greeted
at mshlegton airport (to p ) by his w ife and Philip Williams
( le f t / secretary o f the U. S. Embassy in Rio de Janeiro. With
him, (Sandtrlin brought the photo at bottom, showing him (le f t )
with Vjber survivors aboard the rescue ahip Osorio. With him are
Philip Series, Britlah passenger (center) und John J. llanlgan,
third mala.
of^tk d
June Brides’ Special: Here’s How
They W rote Weddings SO Years Ago
■•'We certainly have come a
long way sines then I" might be
y o g r j f | r s t r u c t i o n - I n reading
the e e e o u n t'o f * vfcddlhg which
took place over BO years ago.
wtrirtr- Is contained- in -a n old
scrapCook found at the MonteBeys abets eight year* of aga sums Hotel by Everett Sandndge,
The
snaiibitoh
Who Intend to go to Camp W in new manager.
ona to Volusia county, which will was brougnl to ihe « I V « uf
Tho
Sanford
Herald
by Mi**
ope* Monday, were urged today
to register for tbe two-week so*, Avis Severn, who lives e l the
■ion
sines reservations are ra hotel. <
pidly being token. II.
E. M orrii.It le amudng to — e bun- thr
1 of the Junior High style o f writing has changed by
and a sponsor o f
the comparing tbe story o f thr wed
ding with one o f today. For rscamp, la recalling reservations.
Improvements have recently ample, each wedding prravnl Is
won mads to the camp, whirh listed.
Big headline*
proclaim
the
la located near DeLeon Spring*.
Mr. .Morris — id. The dock hot eeent, which apparently wa* an
The
headline*
rebuilt, cabins repainted, important one.
r float has been added, ■bore the story ere a* follow*:
“ Hymen's Captives.“ Wash
and aeveral new boats have been
ington' Society Disturbed by Two
acquired.
m inutely CO bora will be Weddings in One Week.” “ Mlw
E. Emma Bmllh
Transformed
at the camp
during the
Into Mrs. f . H. DeVoe.” “ Wcd.. « 4
th a , w ill receive in•traction to handicraft, biking, Utck’n Chain Wound Round Mr.
Win. Unstable and Ml— Char
awtouatag, boating and other ac lotte W a lla "
tivates.
The article about Ihe wadding
' The rllmue of tho camp period followar
HU he on Sunday night. July
"O n Wsdnnsdsy evening, the
I, when tha anaual water carni Ipth alL, the doors o f the hot.
val la presented. Tha public is hltoble residence o f Mr. and lira.
tovtted to attend this psgeenl, John Voorinse, o f thia elly, were
which last year waa baaed upon flung open wide to admit the
Indian legend,
many friends o f Mr. J. H. Deof the Interesting right* Voe and Mlaa K. Emma Bmllh
oa Sunday U to see to witness tho interesting eeretend church in an mony which waa to unite them,
abandoned church building n—r till dealli, aa husband and w ife.
the camp. Tho trip la mad* by Tor waal o r for woo, for batter
boat, with the group singing or for w o rn /
hymns most of tho wvqr. Ons
"The tavUnUona stated that
( M t o i Mi r u m T I f n )
For
S e s s i o n Monday
list*.
Meantime however,
l« hem
Shipbuilding
w
of 11 shlm Nle i
• v docks Effected by the
agreed to sign a coastwide con
tact negotiated by the A. F. L.
metal trade#, sad . there was
speculaUon that tale might betas
an end to the strife.
M
The other strike-bound yards
• already had naaMtod the agree
ment BsthJefew's falters to sign
had been cited by the striker*
ns one reason far refusing to
_____
return to work.
• Crashes F u tu re
Model Airplane ,
t A t Tampa
500 Soviet Aircraft
Destroyed By Ger
many's Luftwaffe;
Three Towns Taken
U. R S. K . l i Greeted
Ally Hy Edeit
In Commons’ Speech
tlfC
■ ■
Rests
‘On To Moscow,’ i.
Span in id s Shout
WASHINGTON, Jtnw 24
—{AVy- LegiaUUoa to glrs
statutory unction to tbe Na
tional Defense
Mediation
Board and to empower Pres
ident Roosevelt to order
maintenance of the status
quo for 80 days in a defense
strike was approved today
by the House Naval Commit*
Tha bill waa a substitute f*r
legislation by Chairman Vinson
(D-Oa.) to rnqnlrn
a 10-day
cooling off porlod boforn a
fra** atrika could bogln.
Baa Franc laco striking maahtolala remain *d aloof to Iho goe•rnmsat’a offorts to
pomade
them to enroll under federal
civil eervlce, and return to
it ruck ehlpyard* on Ban Franc lo
co Bay.
Other craftsmen returned to
work aa usual, to large numbers,
kut there was no reopen— by
the A, F. L ee C. L O.
* . who ‘
The
Second Selective Service Registration
Sanford Baseball aty Declines To
Players W ill Be Pay Freight Cost
O f Library Hems
Sold By League
New Enlistments
Are Revealed In
Defense Group
Rifle Practice And
Drill I
Held Hy
Members Of Croup
18 Are Injured
In Truck-Train
Crash At Geneva
Certificates T o
He Awarded 14 At
Vocational School
City News Briefs
Buying Wave Greets
Conflict On Exchange
term.
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